Evening star., 1943-08-15
Boards Told 10 Weiqh
Deferme7t for Men
For New Critical List
Transfer to These Jobs
Must Be Made by Oct.
For OceupotionoI Stoy


Men whose jobs appear on it car
be hired for new jobs only through
the United States Employment
Service.
Men whose skills are included or
the list, but who are in nonessentia
activities must transfer to war pro-
duction or work supporting the wal
effort by October l or lose any fu-
ture chance for occupa tional defer
ment. The list follows:
Production and Services Jobs.
Aircraft engine mechanic, all
around.
Aircraft engine tester, all around
Aircraft instrument mechanic.
Aircraft mechanic, all around.
Airplane navigator.
Airplane pilot, commercial.
Airship mechanic, all around.
BalliStican
Bessemer converter blower.
Blacksmith, all around.
Blast furnace blower.
Blaster, mining.
Boatbuilder, steel or wood, all
around.
Boilermaker, all around.
Boring mill operator, all around.
Bricklayer, refractory brick,
Cabinetmaker. all around.
Cable splicer, telephone, tele-
graph or submarine cable
Gable tranSmitter and receiver.
Cam layout man.
Car inspector, railroad transporta-
ton.
Catalytic converter engineer, syn
thetic rubber.
Cementer oil well.
Chainmaker, all around.
Chamberlain, acid.
Coke burner.
Computer, electric, seismic or
gravity.
Conductor, railroad transportation
Converter operator, nonferrous
smelling and refining.
Continuous still engineer, syn
thetic rubber.
Coppersmith, marine, all around.
Coremaker, all around.
Cutting machine runner. mining.
Diamond driller, mining.
Diemaker, all around.
Die setter.
Die sinker
Diesel mechanic, all around.
Dispatcher, radio communica-
tions, telegraph or submarine cable.
Diver.
Driller, fine diamond dies.
Driller. oil we'll, cable or rotary.
Electrical tester, power equip
ment.
Electrician, installation and main
tenance, all around
Electrician, aircraft, marine. DOW
erhouse or submarine cable, all
around.
Engineer, chief, first, second or
third assistant, ship.
Engineer, locomotive, railroad
transportation.
Engineer, turbine or Diesel
Engineering craftsman, design.
Finisher, fine diamond dies.
First helper, open hearth or elec-
trio furnace.
Flight dispatcher.
Foreman, included are individuals
who are Cd utilizing in supervisory
jobs the knowledge and skills of one
or more of the occupations included
In the list of critical occupations,
and 20 those who supervise pro-
duction, technical or scientific work
in essential activities, although the
occupations of the workers super
vised may not be listed. These in
dividuals must be in jobs requiring
extensive knowledge of the produc-
ton, technical or scientific work
they are supervising, the exercise of
independent Judgment and respon-
sibility for the products made or
services rendered, and a training
period of two or more years.
Form builder, aircraft.
Glass blower, scientific laboratory
apparatus.
Heat treater, all around.
Heater, steel mill, all around.
Hosting engineer, mining
Inspectors, included are only
those workers who are qualified to
perform in one or more of the criti-
cal occupations appearing in this
list and who utilize the knowledge
and skill of such occupations.
Installer, telephone or telegraph
equipment.
Instructor, in one or more of the
critical occupations.
Instrument maker and repairer,
electrical. mechanical or scientific.
Jewel bearing maker, all around.
Jointer, submarine cable.
Layout man, boilermaking, foun-
dry, machinery or shipbuilding
Lead burner, all around.
Lineman, telephone, telegraph or
power, all around.
Load dispatcher, power or gas.
Locomotive engine repairman.
Loftsman, aircraft or shipbuild-
ing.
Loom fiXer.
Machine driller, mining.
Machine tool-set-up man.
Machinist, all around.
Machinist, marine, all around.
Mate, first, second, or third.
Mechanician, c m m u n | c ations
equipment.
Miller, grain products, all around
Millwright.
Miner, underground, all around.
Molder, bench or floor, all around
Model maker, all around.
Observer, seismic.
Oil well gun perforator.
Oil well treater, acidising.
Optical mechanic, all around.
Paper making machine engineer
Patternmaker, metal or wood.
Pipe filter, marine.
Powershovel engineer, mining.
Precision lens grinder, all around
Pulpit operator, steel mill
Pumper, refinery, in charge.
Publication engineer, synthetic
rubber