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Readers’ Forum
Editor, Home Journal |
St. Thomas, Virgin Islandss
[referto anarticle
w h i ch appeared August
16, 1952 on the front page|
of the Wall Street Journal‘
Establishment of Eligible List
The Division of Personnel an
nounces the establishment ot‘
an eligible list for the follow
ing class:
Employment Service
Interviewer
Duties involve responsible
work of a specialized nature in
velvinrg a wide variety of as
signments in cerrying out the
program of a local empluyment
office, s uc h &as interviewing
applicants for work and eval
uating their occupational qua
lifications, developing and ac
cepting job orders from em
ployers and providing techni.
cal assistance to employers,
in determining jobrequir e-'
m=nts. (Salary Range: $2400-I
$3300). per annum.
Minimum qualifications in
clude at least three (3) years
of successful fulltime employ
ment within the last eight (8)
years in the following or re.'
laied fi¢ld: business or pub]icl
administration; ed cation: la- )|
bor or industrial relations; and
Graduation from a recogniz-,
ed college or uriversity; or
completicn of the twelfth!
schrol grade and an additioral
four years of the required ex-‘
perience; or -
Any eqi ivalent combination
of the required education and |
experience. !
Applications must be made!
on the official form which may‘
be obtained from the Division |
of Persunnel-Adn.inistration’
Buildirg and shouid be post-|
marked by midright of Sep-J
tember 5, 1952. ]
Eligibility will be hased upon]
the so il o wing examinatien
weights: Written: 40: Educa |
tion and Experience: 4 ;Oral‘
Inie view 0. f
Kindlv contaet the Divisicn |
of Personne! for further infur-‘
mation, if desired:
Ullmont L. James [
Director of Personnel
by Stanley Kligfeld. To
quote from a section:
i “Today, local merchants
such as Isidor Paiewonsky
ar: agitating with U.S.
Officials for the right to
bring in additional workers
from nearby British-owned
lislands. Say Mt. Paiewon
sky: ““We’re proving three
'small islands can stay out
of the poorhouse by at
tracting Tourists with our
biggest asset—climate.”
Evidently Mr. Kligfeld
has usced poetic license. 1
know of no such discus
'sions with the gentleman.
- On August 11, 1952, one
;Stanley Kligfeld came to
m e seeking information
relative to the Federal In
ternal Revenue Laws as
they applied to Virgin I:-
land Rums. I was busy,
very busy, so I disposed of
Mr Kligfeld, or thought I
did by handing him a copy
of the Hearings before the
Subcommittee on Territo
ries& Insular affairs &
possessions, January 14-15,
19521 in the Virgin islunds;,
which covered all asp-cts
of Federal Internal Reve-
Norman R. Cissel
CERTIFIED : PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
Announces the Opening of His Office
on September 3rd, 1952
14 A & B Kirkegade
Christiansted, St. Croix, V.L
The Home Journal
nue as it applies to the Is
land.
- I have not been ‘agitating,’
nor am I sware of other mer.
chants who are so engaged.
During the Hearings before
the Congressional Committee
in January 1952, I recall point
ing to the acute shortage of
Farm and Domestic labor here
and suggested that with pro
‘per screening thru Labor &
Immigration authorities, t h e
gneighboring British Virgin Is
lands could fill our needs.
l It so happens that with per
| mission _of the local Labor
Union, Federal and Locai
authorities are now in the act
of sereening and processing
Farm Labor for entry into St.
Thomas. Also, on the recent
visit of the American Consul
from Barbadoa, domestics
were given priority for entry
into St. Thomas.
Very sincerely,
‘ Isidor Paiewonsky
August 19, 1952
Mr. Joaquin Marquez
Mr. Jacinto Caleb
‘Mr. Miguel Nolla
Mr. D. Grillasca
’Mr. O. P. Mendez
{Gentlemen, ¢
~ Your understanding and
help in the undertaking of
the Women’s League pro
gram for beautification of
the Emancipation Garden
and your wonderful dona
tion of 5 concrete benches
installed complete for use
for the July 4 celebration
is a gift which the Wo
men’s League and the city
of St. Thomas will be for
ever grateful.
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