Iron County Record | 1952-07-24 | Page 6 | Civil Service Open in Indian Schools

Civil Service Open In Indian Schools The 15th U. S. Civil Service region re-gion today announced that applications ap-plications are being accepted for teacher positions for employment employ-ment with the Bureau of Indian Affairs in the states of Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming and Arizona. Appointments will be probational and positions will pay $3410 and $4205 a year. The following options are covered cov-ered by this teacher announcement: announce-ment: principal, agriculture, home economics, advisor (boarding (board-ing school), vocational subjects, social studies, science, mathematics, mathema-tics, English, business and commercial, com-mercial, music and physical education. ed-ucation. No written test is required. Competitors will be rated on the extent and quality of their train-iifg train-iifg and experience relevant to the duties of the positions. Competitors Com-petitors must be citizens of the United States and must not have passed their 50th birthday. The age limit is waived for veterans. Full information ad application applica-tion forms may be procured from H. P. Dotson at the post office.