State Recruitment
Bulletins
Following are bulletin lists of
positions in the state service for
which there are recruitment bul
letins presently published. Candi
dates interested in applying for
state jobs should read the bulletin
referred to that lists the mini
mum qualifications for the posi
tion. They may be seen at the
B.P.R. office at Satellite Field
or at the E.S.D. office, upstairs
in the City Hall.
They may also be obtained by
writing to the Department of Ad
ministration, Division of Person
nel, Box 2420, Juneau.
BULLETINS ON CONTINUING
RECRUITMENT
NO. CLASS TITLE
25 Accountant II
26 Accountant IV
18 Accounting Clerk I
48 Accounting Clerk II
19 Accounting Clerk III
23 Card Punch Operator I
40 Claims Examiner I
36 Clerical Aide
4 Clerk I
5 Clerk II
6 Clerk III
7 Clerk IV
11 Clerk Stenographer I
12 Clerk Stenographer II
13 Clerk Stenographer III
8 Clerk Typist I
9 Clerk Typist II
10 Clerk Typist III
39 Employment Interviewer II
38 Employment Security Specialist
55 Laboratory Assistant
52 Office Machine Operator
51 Personnel Clerk I
32 Personnel Specialist I
(Examinations)
1 Project Planner, Data Processing
46 Public Health Nurse 1
45 Public Health Nurse II
44 Public Health Nurse III
43 Public Health Nursing Super
visor II
47 Radio Dispatcher
31 Revenue Agent II
34 Revenue Agent V
42 Sanitarian III
41 Sanitary Engineer II
16 Secretary I
17 Secretary II
50 Social Worker II
49 Social Worker IV
35 State Trooper I
22 Statistical Clerk I
24 Statisical Clerk II
20 Tabulating Equipment Operating
Trainee
21 Tabulating Equipment
Operator I
2 Tabulating Equipment
Operator II
3 Tabulating Equipment
Operator III
37 Unemployment Insurance
Technician II
56 Utility Worker
29 Vocational Rehabilitation
Specialist I
30 Vocational Rehabilitation
Specialist III
33 Weights and Measures
Inspector II
54 X-Ray Technician I
BULLETINS CLOSING DURING
DECEMBER
CLOSING
NO. CLASS TITLE DATE
15 Clerk V Dec. 16, 1960
28 Cook I Dec. 15, 1960
14 Instructor for Re
tarded Children Dec. 2, 1960
53 Probation Officer I Dec. 27, 1960
27 Youth Camp Dec. 15, 1960
Counselor Dec. 15, 1960
Eisenhower’s Pilot to
Take New Post in Alaska
WASHINGTON UP* — Col. Wil
liam G. Draper, President Ei
senhower's personal pilot and the
man who brought the jet age to
the White House—is preparing for
a transfer to Alaska.
The 40-year-old airlines pilot
tentatively has been assigned as
Deputy Commander of the 5070th
Air Defense Wing of F102 super
sonic jet fighters at Elmendorf
Air Force Base.
The Air Force said his orders
probably will not be issued until
early January. Draper plans to
take his new post in April.
Draper reportedly asked for the
assignment.
Call
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‘Operation Orphan’
One Shot, Two Does
AUSTIN, Tex. (A*) — It took
just one shot for Ernest Herbert,
10, to get his limit of two does.
Ernest, who lives at the Waco
State Home for Boys, brought
them down on an “operation
orphan” deer hunt in Mason Coun
ty.'
Ernest fired at one doe and
made a clean kill. The same bul
let wounded a second doe in the
head.
“When they put the dogs on the
crippled animal, it swung back
toward the youngster so close
that he floored the doe with a
rock and then dispatched it,’’
Game Warden Gene Ashby said.
“Since the “operation orphan”
hunt started three weeks ago, 170
boys have bagged 216 does. The
hunts were set up to harvest sur
plus does and give the orphans
practice in handling a rifle.
Car Owner* Must Present
Registration for 1961 Tabs
JUNEAU IyP> — Car owners ap
plying for their 1960 motor vehi
cle registration and license tabs
must present their 1960 registra
tion certificates, the State Division
of Motor Vehicles said today.
The Division explained that be
cause licesne tabs, to be affixed
to the 1960 license plate, are being
used this year, the 1961 registra
tion must include both the 1960
license number and the 1961 tab
number.
SURE IS A BIG BIRD
WASHINGTON W) — A 42
pound turkey for the Eisenhower’s
Christmas dinner was received at
the White House.
It was presented by Arthur
“Buck” Briscoe, chairman of the
St. Mary’s County Development
Committee.
Briscoe also delivered a gallon
of oysters, “the finest coming
from our county.”
U. S. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
TO JAPAN WILL CEASE IN '62
TOKYO OP) — The U. S. Techi
cal Assistance program for Japan
will be closed out in 1962, U. S.
Ambassador Douglas MacArthur
II told the American Chamber of
Commerce in Japan today.
The program, which has cost
$12 million since 1955, is no long
er needed, MacArthur said. He
added that he had been informed
technical assistance accounted for
about 20 per cent of Japan’s pro
duction gains in the last five
years.
IN BAD PHYSICAL SHAPE
MUNICH, Germany (OP) — Ba
varian youths born in 1940, a
hungry war year in Germany,
have reached draft age but au
thorities say one in every three is
physically unfit for military serv
ice. Dental and spinal defects
cause most rejections.
Mental Health Clinics
Resumed on Limited Scale
JUNEAU — Services of itin
erent mental health clinics have
been resumed on a limited scale,
Commissioner of Health and Wel
fare Paul L. Winsor announced
last week. Itinerant services have
been curtailed for the current
fiscal year, he said, but mental
health workers from Anchorage,
Fairbanks and Juneau have been
able to hold some clinics in the
past two months.
In the Northern Region, Psy
chiatric Social Worker Mary Lou
Stealey returned to Fairbanks the
first week of Dec. after mental
health conferences held in Nome,
Kotzebue and Unalakleet. In the
Southcentral Region a mental
health team comprised of a psy
chiatrist, psychiatric social work
er and psychologist are scheduled
to hold clinics in Bethel in Jan.
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