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A m a lg a m a t e d A s s o c ia tio n , S t r e e t , E le c tr ic R a ilw a y , A F L — E ly L . O l iv e r . W h o In d u s tr y p r o v in g t h e ir A m o n g th e n C iv il S e rv ic e F o r u m — R o b e r t W . B r a d y , P r e s id e n t. r a is e a n d it s p u b lis h e r w r o te M a y ‘W i z e n s s A r g u m e n ts re - (Continued on Page 2) ‘^êases a I t in te n d s to le a v e n o to a ro u s e th e p u b - fhe r i o f p e n s io n r e f o r m . iDon « o f th e F e d e ra l ta x (ven is a s e r io u s one. w e s m a ll p e n s io n s a r e f u r - oups ^ 7 ” A ic y . [ ^ e C iv il S e r v i c e E m p l o y e e s A s ^ a t io n and o th e r in te re s tie d oups p r e s e n t e d t h e m a tte r to t o n ! ^ Ic e T in s is te d , a t p u b lic in g s iL B A N Y , A p r U 19. — P u b lic pinion is b e c o m i n g m o re and ore co n scio u s f r o m d ay to d ay the p lig h t o f c i t i z e n s w h o d e fo r t h e i r d a l l y b r e a d u p o n ^nslons. 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I t w a s p o in te d o u t t h a t a d ju s tm e n ts re q u ir e d b e c a u s e o f e r r o r s o f o m is s io n i n e x a m in a tio n p a p e rs a r e s a tis fa c to r ily m a d e a t s o m e c e n te rs , w h ile in o th e r c e n te r s t h e c o n te s ta n ts a r e p e n a liz e d because o f th e fa ilu r e to m ake s im ila r a d ju s tm e n ts . C iy il Service B ran ch U rged A r e s o lu t io n w a s u n a n im o u s ly a d o p te d , p e t itio n in g th e o p e n in g i n B u f f a lo , o f a b r a n c h o ffic e o f t h e C iv il S e rv ic e C o m m is s io n t o p r o v id e a d e q u a te s e r v ic e f o r t h e r e s id e n ts o f t h e W e s t e r n C o n f e r e n c e a r e a . I t w a s p o in te d o u t t h a t In th is a r e a , th e la te s t a v a ila b le fig u r e s f u r n is h e d by th e C iv il S e r v ic e C o m m is s io n , In d ic a te d t h a t t h e r e w e r e 8 ,7 0 7 S t a t e e m p lo y e e s , 1 2 ,9 6 1 C o u n ty e m p lo y e e s , 1 5 ,7 5 0 C i t y e m p lo y e e s , a t o t a l o f 3 4 ,4 1 8 p u b lic e m p lo y e e s , s u b je c t In v a r y in g d e g re e to th e S ta te C iv il S e rv ic e C o m m is s io n . T h is , in a d d it io n to th o s e m e m b e r s o f th e g e n e r a l p u b lic in te r e s te d in c o m p e titiv e o th e r e x a m in a tio n s e le m e n ts of C iv il and S e rv ic e e m p lo y m e n t. Louise G e rry ’s Advice C e c ilia P a t t o n , D ir e c t o r o f th e A lb io n S ta te T r a in in g S c h o o l fo r G ir l s , w e lc o m e d th e C o n fe re n c e t o A lb io n a t t h e e v e n in g d in n e r , a n d H a r r y D e la n e y , C h a ir m a n o f t h e O rle a n s C o u n ty B o a r d o f S u p e r v is o r s , in tr o d u c e d m a n y o f h is a s s o c ia te s i n t h e C o u n t y G o v e r n m e n t w h o w e re p re s e n t. L o u i s e G e r r y , C i v i l S e i ’v i c e C o m m is s io n e r , w as th e p r in c ip a l B u ffa lo P r e s i d e n t , T h e C iv il S e r v ic e E m p lo j * s p e a k e r i n t h e e v e n in g , a n d s h e c o n tra s te d b o th th e n u m b e rs a n d t h e s p ir it o f t h e m e m b e r s h ip w it h t h a t w h ic h p r e v a ile d a t t h e f ir s t m e e t in g i n 1 9 4 5 w h ic h s h e a ls o a tte n d e d . She u rg e d th e m em b e rs o f th e C o n fe re n c e to c a r r y o n th e ir good w o rk .to c o n tin u e to m a k e k n o w n to t h e C o m m is s io n , t h e i r id e a s a n d s u g g e s t io n s on C iv il S e rv ic e m a tte rs . She p o in te d o u t t h a t t h e s e c u rity o f e m p lo y m e n t and th e s u c c e s s fu l o p e ra tio n o f a m e r it s y s te m in p u b lic e m p lo y m e n t r e s te d la r g e ly in th e hands o f th e e m p lo y e e s «cea A sso c ia tio iiy of E m p lo y e e s * IT is th e m o u n t I t th e o f a T h e S c h o o l, a n d d ic t io n . R o b e rt R . c lo s e d w ith H o p k in s , a Bene C o n fe re n c e th e th e T h e m y as k e e p its th e m e m b e rs a n d its h a s in p a ra o f jo b to to m e m b e r m e m b e rs p o lic y th e c h o o s in g . n e c e s s a ry th e T h e y c o s ts th e e q u a l o f th e m o re C o n fe re n c e s r e la tiv e ly in v ita liz S ta te . m e m b e rs . A s s o c ia tio n v a c a tio n , th e su ch w o rk r u le s , E a c h m e m lik e . o f th e E a c h in A s s o c ia tio n . w o rk o f th e A s s o c ia tio n , c o n tro l o f th e A s s o c ia tio n , o ffic e r s . T h e m e m b e rs th ro u > g h s e t th e a n d a re th e 4 0 ,0 0 0 s e r v ic e s A s s o c ia tio n h a s m o re p r o m is e in o f th e a n d fu ll e x e r c is e s e le c t o f g re a t w o rk , m e m b e r b e n e fits f r o m e a c h R e g io n a l its te n u re th e n o w m a n y a c tiv e c o n fe re n c e s w o rk h o u rs b e n e fits , f iv e e v e ry w h e re th e h a s e m p lo y e e s . h o ld b e lo n g s fro m I t m o re th e T h e s e a c tiv itie s A s s o c ia tio n h is to r y . a re o f n o w e q u a l r ig h ts e a c h th a t th e in S ta te . s a la r y , r e tir e m e n t o w n A s s o c ia tio n th e o p in io n , t h e y b e n e fits b e r h a s T h e to o f c h a p te rs A s s o c ia tio n m a tte rs th e o ffic e r s w e lfa r e e n tir e A s s o c ia tio n d e te r m in e d e le g a te s m e m b e r s h ip d u e s o f to th e ir p a y th e o r g a n iz a tio n . 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H e ' in te rp re te d E x e c u tiv e L a w , § 6 1 -1 . “ W i t h t h e e x o e p t io n o f o fB c e rs a n d e m p lo y e e s o f t h e S t a t e B o a r d o f P a r o le and S ta te e m p lo y e e s p a id i n w h o le o r in p a r t f r o m F e d e r a l f i m d s , ”” h e s i b d , “ S t a t e e m p lo y e e s i n t h e 'c o m p e t it iv e c la s s o f th e c iv il s e r v io e a r e n o t p r o h i b i t e d f r o m h o ld m g a p a i d p o s i t io n i n a p o litic a l p a r t y o r g a n iz a t io n , p r o v ld -e d such e m p lo y m e n t is n o t p e r f o r m e d d u r i n g t h e r e g u la r h o u rs o f S ta te e m p lo y m r e n t a n d d o e s n o t i m t e i r f 'e r e w i t h t h e p e r f a r m a a a c e o f r e g u l a r t d u t ie s , ’ * is M IG H T "S T R IK E R IC H " 4 D euciiar Is iU lA ) t « c l u d « p a s t e x a m s , gov'?!, tiy^llnaUlics, « q u i p m s i < t , lGr(1 j u d g m e n t , l i a a n t e s , i n i p e d i a n ot b ld g ^ arH hnw tic. 2 3 . 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Civil Sorvie® A rifh m etie S tu d y G u id e s ! a n d V o e o b o lary ...— 1.50 . i • L v e ry A r r o b o o k is a c o m n *43. C lerk . C A M th ru CAF-4 p l e t e s t u d y c o u r s e f o r t h e j o b I [ *81. Jom «8 Dalce. Ckoriett* Mors*. D«p«ty Co«ptro4t*r Willicmi PfvHlcr, E. KeaaeMi Stobl. Chairman of CopHol District CenfM^ne* and Mrs. John J. Joyc*. th e staff. A n a p p ro p riate p rese n t S ecretary . C larence aP ckm an, J r .; atio n was m ade to th e d eparting T re asu re r. M a rg a re t C. H aggerty; Executive Council. H arold V. C an aD irector. v an for S upervisors; Ja m es M. Q uinn fo r P a ro le Officers an d ' R o c k la n d S ta te M arg aret M. G ro g an f w Clerical T he th ird a n n u a l d in n er of th e Staff. R ockland S ta te H ospital C hap ter of T h e Civil S ervice A ssociation D P U l, A lb a n y was h eld a t th e Silver P h e a s a n t T h e D PU I A lbany C h ap ter of In n . P re sid en t F re d S em in ara W a n t a g h opened th e festivities w ith a T h e Civil Service Em ployees As New officers of th e Long Iîand greeting a n d th e n p resented Em il sociation. rec en tly h eld a n election Intfrcounty S ta te P a rk c h a p te r BoUman, w ho ac te d as m a ste r of o f officers a n d building chairm en. were installed a t th e W a n ta g h ceremonies. M r. B ollm an in tro T h e re su lts: P resid en t. o J h n D. fire house by Ju d g e N orm an P. duced th e speakers. S h ea; V ice-president, Joseph R edlLent. The officers a re P resident. A c a p ac ity crow d attended. ing. T re a s u re r, B a rt D u n n ; Secre George H. Siem s; 1st V ice-presi M any p ro m in e n t guests were p res ta ry , E liz ab e th S. M cK nig ht; dent. Fred P edersen; 2nd Vice- en t. T ak in g bows d uring th e eve B uilding F u n d C hairm en. Jo h n president, M ichael S ab ia; P ln a n - ning w ere L a rry J . H ollister, As M ausert. D orothy R afferty . P ete r eial Secretary, Clyde H. M orris; sociation R e p resen tativ e; Hartrfd M urphy, Mrs. Em ilie S m ith, Mrs. Trea.surer, E m anuel Som ol; C or W illiam s, Tow n Supervisor; A n E leanor Sim s, M rs. E lla Buo-ns and responding S ecretary, M a 3m a rd B. gelo J . D onato, P re sid en t of th e E leanor P acker. Goodwin: R ecording S ecretary, B e ar M o u n ta in C h a p te r; H iram Veronica D. M iller; S e rg e a n t-a t- Phillips, P re sid e n t of th e L etch- H e a l t l i D e p t . , A l b a n y anns, Angelo R ella; A ssistant w orth Village group; D r. K ilp a t A sp rin g d an c e an d buffet sup Berseant-at-arms, P au l Lang. rick, A ssociate D irector of th e Judge George Jo h n so n also spoke. R S .K .; IX-. Blaisdell, D trector; per will be given by th e Jam es B. D an S h ea, P erso n n el D irector of C h ristian M em orial H e a lth D e th e New Y ork S ta te M ental H y p a rtm e n t C h a p te r on W ednesday, H udson V a lle y giene D ep a rtm en t, a n d F re d J. April 21. a t C arm en Hall. New W alters, P re sid e n t of th e M ental officers will be in stalled fo r th e The annual m eetin g of th e H ud com ing year. Hygiene A ssociation. son Valley A rm ory Em ployees Ployd S m ith a n d Lillian W ard Chapter of T he Civil Service Bm Poyees Association, Inc. w as held received h o n o r aw ards. George G erace h an d led th e e n G o l d s t e i n R u l e s the Newburgh A rm ory. T h e fol“wing officers w ere elected for te rta in m e n t. A ppearing w ith h im A g a i n s t D w a l O f f i c e s we ensuing y ea r: P re sid en t, W il- was. F ra n k G ra n ta , boy accordion T h e offices of Village T ru stee S. B en nett, M iddletow n; ist, an d vocalists K ay F ay, E d R o- a n d Village P olicem an c a n n o t b e telle a n d Jo a n Babcock. vice-president, T ho m as R. Lloyd, D an cing to th e m usic of Joe h eld by th e sam e person. A ttorney Poughkeepsie; E xecutive SecreG en e ra l N a th a n ie l L. G oldstein Lewis N. G reene, N ew burgh; Pagnozzi a n d h is b an d followed. h eld in a n in fo rm al opiniosi. H e P. G oodfield is P ublicity C h a ir fo rd ing S ecretary. S tan ley A. cited §§32.'43. 188 a n d 188-f of jwraham. Y onkers; S ecre tary - m a n of th e ch a p te r. th e Village Law , statutcMry restric "easurer, A rth u r W . M cDonald, tion s ag a in st bidd ing elective a n d Vernon. P a r o le , A lb a n y appointive offices a t th e sam e T h e Social a n d R ecreation tim e, as well as grounds of in C om m ittee of th e A lbany C h ap ter. com patibility. W a llk ill rhe WaUJjtill P riso n C hapter Division of P aro le of T h e Civil active d urin g M arch. T h e Service Em ployees A ssociation will P C H J C E EQUlPMEin' ™|standing event w as a dance. hcrfd a sprin g d an c e T h u rsd ay on 15., M a r g a r e t, G ro g an is Sustainment a n d supper, th e April mnd a irm a n of th e com m ittee. More ?^"®nded th e a te r social a f- ch th a n 80 p e rc e n t of th e ch a p te r SPORTING GOODS m em ory of th e oldest m em bers h a v e ind icated th e ir in 5 a n d Mrs. W alter te n tio n of a tte n d in g th e p arty . Dolivery headed th e list of p a Now Dotoctivo Spoeiol Rovolvors T he a n n u a l election of officers “o^s. President E dw ard P. M elfo ciio f Gmis Jvoliabfo th e C h a p te r took place re c e n t thp „^PPointed L aw rence Prisco of B«v*lvcr« Bought - Sold - Exchitnced. T he new officers a re : P re si an £ a n d M r. P risco did ly. Complete Line dent, W illiam E F lan ig an ; ViceHunttnr M fiitlifair Snpplie* thai- ^ job of m aking sure president, T h o rn to n P . 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T h e c a n d id a te w a s d isc o v e r e d t o h a y e a tt a c h e d A s t r ik e b y th e t r a n s p o r t w o r k e r s is n o t a t a ll in c o n c e iv a b le . t o h i s h e a d h a l f o f a c o c o n u t A b a d ly - f u n c t io n in g W e lfa r e D e p a r tm e n t w o u ld o b v io u s ly s h e ll, a p p r o p r ia te ly p a d d e d w ith be in th e c a rd s . T h e H o s p ita ls D e p a r tm e n t, p o o r ly s t a f f e d h a ir . H is o b je c t w a s t o in c r e a se a n d p r o v id in g in s u f fic ie n t s e rv ic e s , w o u ld b e e v e n f u r t h e r h is 5'4V2" to t h e r eq u ired 5'6". T h is c o m p a r e s w it h th e le s se r a t h a n d ic a p p e d . T h e k in d o f g a rb a g e c o lle c tio n a n d s n o w r e ta ir m ie n t o f a N Y C c a n d id a te w h o , m o v a l w h ic h th e C it y h a d la s t w in t e r w o u ld p r o v e t o h a v e n e e d in g h a l f a n in c h , p la ste r e d a b e e n o n ly a s a m p le . 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P o lic e a n d F ir e D e p a r t m e n t U n ifo r m e d o r g a n iz a t io n s t e a m in g u p sp le n d id ly fo r a p a y in c r e a se . D id a sw ell job b e fo r e a n d c a n d o i t a g a in . . . . A f a r e r is e m a k e s p o s s ib le th e k in d o f p a y in c re a s e s w h ic h w i l l e n a b le C it y e m p lo y e e s t o l i f t t h e i r h e a d s a g a in o u t o f th e h o c k s h o p s a n d th e g lo o m y o ffic e s o f th e m o n e y le n d o ’s. T h e p a y in c re a s e m u s t b e n o m e a g e r s to p -g a p a id . i t m u s t be th e k in d o f in c re a s e th e e m p lo y e e s h a v e m a d e a case f o r — th e k in d o f in c re a s e t h a t w i l l e n a b le th e m to m a k e u p f o r th e y e a rs d u r in g w h ic h th e y h a v e , i n e ff e c t, s u b s id iz e d th e C it y b y w o r k in g a t s u b -s ta n d a rd w a g e s . T h e l iE A D E R h a s c a r e f u lly p e ru s e d th e d e m a n d s o f C it y e m W i n s t o n P a u l H e a d s p lo y e e s . W h a t s u r p r is e s us is th e m o d e s ty e ve n o f th e la r g e s t L e a g u e C o m m itte e dem ands. W hat C an B e A c c o m p lish e d O n e f u r t h e r th o u g h t : W h a t c a n b e a c c o m p lis h e d b y a n a m p le p a y in c re a s e w a s d e m o n s tra te d b y th e S ta te o f N e w Y o r k , w h ic h t h is y e a r to o k in t o c o n s id e r a tio n a ll th e f a c t o r s — e m p lo y e e ne ed s, c o s t o f l i v i n g a n d th e n e c e s s ity o f p r o v id in g p r o p e r p u b lic s e rv ic e s b y c a p a b le e m p lo y e e s p a id a w a g e in lin e w it h a to p n o tc h jo b . N Y C c a n n o t d e c e n tly d o less. In th e lo n g r u n , i t w i l l c o s t c itiz e n s o f N Y C m o r e N O T to g i- a n t th e ra is e s th a n to g r a n t th e m . A n d w h e n th e y a re g r a n te d , i t s h o u ld be d o n e w i t h a m a g n a n im it y -r e fle c t in g th e C it y ’ s g re a tn e s s , w i t h a s h re w d n e s s w h ic h sees t h a t th e w e ll- p a id w o r k e r is th e one w h o does th e b e s t jo b . M a y o r O ’ D w y e r h a s s o lv e d th e s u b w a y f a r e is s u e i n a m a n n e r b e s t f o r th e in te r e s ts o f th e C it y . W e k n e w t h a t s u c h a s o lu tio n w a s th e o n ly c h a n c e f o r a p a y ra is e . N o w t h a t i t is a b o u t to be c o n s u m m a te d , le t t h a t p a y in c re a s e b e s u c h as to f u l l y j u s t i f y th e f a r e in c r e a s e ; le t i t be s u c h t h a t n o t a g a in w i l l e m p lo y e e s e v e r fa c e s u c h d e m o r a liz a tio n as w a s t h e ir s in th e p a s t y e a r ; le t i t be g o o d e n o u g h to r e w a r d N Y C ’s e m p lo y e e s as th e fin e s t c o rp s o f c i v il s e r v a n ts i n th e U n ite d S ta te s . T h e C it y d e s e rv e s n o less. T . P . B a rto n R e s ig n s T H E p r o m p t a n d j u s t s e t tle m e n t o f g r ie v a n c e s is o n e o f t h e m o s t i m p o r t a n t c o n s id e r a tio n s in c iv il se r v ic e, sa y s M ic h a e l J. M u r p h y , P r e s id e n t o f t h e C e n tr a l I s lip S t a t e H o s p ita l C h a p te r o f T h e C ivil S e r v ic e E m p lo y e e s A s s o c ia tio n . H e h a s s e e n m u c h im p r o v e m e n t d u r in g h is d o z e n y e a r s o f S t a t e se r v ic e , b u t is s t ill w o r k in g to b e tte r c o n d t io n s g e n e r a lly . A t h is o w n h o s p it a l t h a t g r ie v a n c e s "w ill a lw a y s g e t ju s tic e fr o m t h e D ir e c to r i f t h e c a s e h a s a n y m e r it in fa c t.” M r. M u r p h y w a s b o r n in C o u n ty M a y o , I r e la n d , n o t fa r fr o m t h e b ir th p la c e of M ayor W illia m O ’D w y e r o f N Y C . E d u c a te d in S t . G e r a ld ’s C o l leg e , C a stle b a r , a n d S t. J o s e p h y ’s A c a d e m y , K ilk e n n y , M r. M u r p h y w orked in t h e fie ld o f e d u c a tio n in L o n d o n , E n g la n d , b e fo r e m i g r a tin g to N Y C i n 1929. H e w o rk ed in t h e B a n k o f M a n h a t t a n prior to t h e c r a s h o f ’29. D u r in g t h e n e x t fe w y e a r s h e h e ld v a r io u s jo b s b e fo r e e n t e r in g S t a t e s e r v ic e i n 1935, a t t h e C e n tr a l Is lip S t a t e H o sp ita l. A firm b e lie v e r in t h e m e r it s y s te m , h e lo o k e d fo r w a r d t o t h e d a y w h e n a la w w o u ld g iv e c o m p e t i t iv e s t a t u s t o a ll e m p lo y e e s o f h is d e p a r tm e n t. A fte r t h e a d o p tio n o f t h e F e ld - H a in ilto n la w , w h e n t h e c o m p e t it iv e s y s t e m r e p la c e d t h e “f a v o r it e - s o n ” s y s te m , h e to o k c iv il se r v ic e e x a m in a t io n s . O n e o f t h e m r e s u lte d in h i s a p p o in t m e n t t o h i s p r e s e n t p o s itio n i n t h e sto r e h o u s e . G a r d e n in g a H o b b y I n 1943 h e r e a lly b e c a m e in t e r e ste d i n t h e e f fe c tiv e n e s s o f h is lo c a l C h a p te r o f T h e C ivil S e r v ic e E m p lo y e e s A s s o c ia tio n in c a tei'ing t o t h e n e e d s o f h is fe llo w w orkers. F r o m c o n v ic t io n g r e w a c t io n in t h e in te r v e n in g y e a rs. H e h a s b e e n a delegatfe t o t h e A s s o c ia tio n c o n v e n tio n s in A l b a n y fo r t h e l a s t fiv e y e a rs. H e sa y s t h a t h e is a lw a y s a n x io u s to h a v e e m p lo y e e s b r in g t h e ir g r ie v a n c e s to h i s C h a p te r G r ie v a n c e C o m m ittee . M r. M u r p h y h a s se r v ed as T r ea su r er a n d V ic e -p r e s id e n t o f t h e C h a p te r. A p a rt f r o m h i s in te r e s t in t h e A s so c ia tio n , h e h a s s t ill a n o th e r e m p lo y e e a id c lo s e t o h i s h e a r t— t h e C r e d it U n io n , o f w h ic h h e is a D ir e c to r a n d t h e 1st V ic e -p r e s i d e n t. H e is t h e f a t h e r o f fo u r c h ild r e n . H is h o b b ie s c en te r a r o u n d h i s h o m e — d o in g o d d jo b s a r o u n d t h e h o u s e a n d in sp r in g ^ n d s u m m e r r a is in g a g a r d e n , p f w h ic h h e is q u ite proud . T h o m a s P . B a r t o n r e s ig n e d a s R e g io n a l D ir e c to r o f t h e U .S . D e p a r t m e n t o f L a b o r ’s B u r e a u o f V e ter a n s' R e e m p lo y m e n t R ig h t s t o r e tiir n t o t h e C h a s e N a tio n a l B ank. M r. B a r to n , L ie u t e n a n t C o lo n el, M a r in e C o r p s R e se r v e , was"* C h ie f o f t h e V e te r a n s ’ P e r c o n c e r n in g t h e e x a m in a tio n s , t h a t s o n n e l D iv is io n o f S e le c tiv e S e r Toi A L B A N Y , A p ril 19. — S t a t e e m t h e P u b lic Service th e y b o th sh o iild be p e r m a n e n t ly v ic e i n N Y C , p r io r t o b e c o m in g I n additio n. Dr. y R e g io n a l D ir e c to r o f t h e B V R R . p lo y e e s w o r k in g i n A lb a n y h a v e s e t a sid e . su ffe r e d se r io u s tr a n s p o r ta t io n m an . Association O f a ll t h e a r tic le s a b o u t t h is nroblf* d ifficu lties t h r o u g h o u t t h e w in te r . appointed a GAME PR O T E C T O R EXA M p r o c e e d in g , i t w a s t h e L E A D E R ’S th e b u s transportation c le a r a n d a c c u r a te d e sc r ip tio n T h e S t a t e C ivil S e r v ic e C o m M a n y o f t h e m h a v e a r riv e d la t e w h ic h a lo n e a p p r a ise d a ll in t e r m is s io n h a s a m e n d e d it s a d v e r t o w ork t h r o u g h la c k o f su ffic ien t a n d t o com e back action. T h e c o m m itte e. jeo e ste d o f t h e Issu e s in v o lv ed . t is e m e n t fo r G am e P r o te c to r b u se s, o v e rc ro w d e d b u ses, n o n sto p b u se s, r e r o u t e d b u se s a n d n e th S ta h l R f ‘■'“ “g .w p . M a y I, « n b e h a lf o f a ll t h e m e n (8094) t o p r o v id e t h a t a p p o in t ch a irm a n ; G erald in v o lv e d in t h e p r o c e e d in g , ta k e m e n t s w ill b e m a d e f r o m a m o n g r e la te d c o n d itio n s . T h e e m p lo y e e s, n a tu r a lly , h a v e lie S e r v ic e D e p a r tm en t. t h is o p p o r tu n ity o f c o m p lim e n t r e s id e n ts o f t h e c o u n t y w h er e t h e jgaii in g y o u o n t h e u n ifo r m ly h ig h v a c a n c y e x is ts, p r o v id e d elig ib les n o t lik e d t o h a v e t h e ir reco rd s R e e d , C ivil S ervice. T h e A s so c ia tio n c alib re o f t h e a r tic le s y o u p r in t w e r e r e s id e n ts o f s u c h c o u n t y fo r m a r k e d w it h t a r d in e s s w h ic h w a s a n d o n t h e u n d e r s ta n d in g y o u so foiu* m o n t h s im m e d ia te ly p r e c e d n o fa u lt o f th e ir s , m i s s a p p o in t t h a t so m e s t e p s h a ve t a k e n to a b u n d a n tly p o s se ss o f le g a l issu es, i n g t h e d a te o f t h e w i i t t e n e x a m m e n ts , n o t g e t to w o rk o n tim e. T h e C iv il S e r v ic e E m p lo y e e s A s- t h e s e s t e p s are consoi w h ic h is u n u s u a l in n e w s p a p e r r e in a tio n . T h e w U itten w ill t a k e ciatlpn h a s m ade rep rese n ta - t h e tw o b u s p la c e o n S a tu r d a y , M a y 22. A p p li socii p o r tin g . W I L L I A M K . T E E N ' c a t io n s c lo s e o n M o n d a y , AprU 26. tio;ons 10 th e W ' d6ml>a&i6s an l! to V e - s t h e d M i h t f . Comment G e ts K ic k O u t o f C overa ge E d itor, T h e L E A D E R ; I a m o n e o f t h e p e titio n e r s in t h e c a se o f F itz g e r a ld vs. S t a te C ivil S e r v ic e Corninission. T h r o u g h o u r a t t o r n e y , S a m u e l R e sn ic o ff, o f 280 B r o a d w a y , N Y C , a c o u r t p r o c e e d in g w a s in s t it u t e d to se t a sid e t h e e lig ib le lis t s r e s u ltin g Ir o m e x a m in a t io n s fo r t h e p o s i t io n s o f S e n io r a n d S t a t e V e te r a n C ou n selor. A ll o f t h e p e titio n e r s h a v e been e m p lo y e d by t h e D iv is io n o f V e te r a n s A ffa ir s fo r tw o y e a r s or m o r e a n d a lth o u g h w e B u ccessfully p a s se d th e e x a m in a tio n s . it is our b e lie f, in v iew o f iHe Ille g a lity and ir r e g u la r itie s W in s to n P a u l, o f N Y C a n d M o n tc la ir , h a s b e e n a p p o in te d C h a ir m a n o f t h e E x e c u tiv e C o m m it t e e o f t h e N a t io n a l C ivil S e r v ic e L e a g u e , Pi*esident N ic h o la s K e lle y a n n o u n c e d . T h e L e a g u e , o r g a n iz e d in 1881 a n d c h a r a c te r iz e d b y P r e sid e n t C a lv in C o o lid g e a s - t h e “p o lic e o f t h e c iv il se r v ic e ” , w a s r esp o n sib le f o r t h e a d o p tio n o f t h e F e d e r a l c iv il se r v ic e a c t o f 1883 a n d m o s t o f t h e S t a t e a n d m u n ic ip a l c iv il s e r v ic e la w s sin c e . O th e r m e m b e r s o f t h e L e a g u e ’s E x e c u tiv e C o m m itte e a r e: C h a rle s B u r lin g h a m , N e w Y ork ; R o b er t L. J o h n s o n , P h ila d e lp h ia ; C h a r le s G. M orris, N e w H a v e n ; S a m u e l H . O rd w a y, J r., N e w Y o rk ; M u rray S e a so n g o o d , C in c in n a ti, a n d L e o n a r d D . W h it e , C h ic a g o . M IC H A E L J . M U R P H Y o f t h e a n n o u n c e m e n t all pii„ h a d to q u a lif y physicallv ^ c o r d a n c e w it h t h e standard i f o r t h e p o s it io n . “ T h e p h y s ic a l examination , n o t in v o lv e a r a tin g which k o f t h e fin a l m a r k , hence a f fe c t r e la t iv e sta n d in g on A n e lig ib le m a y be put on the w ith o u t fir s t q u a lify in g phvMr I f , a f t e r s e le c tio n , he pâsS p h y sic a l, h i s appointm en t stan i f h e d o e s n ’t , h is appointment r e s c in d e d o n t h e ground that f a ile d to m e e t th e preliminary i q u ir e m e n ts. W h e n t h e eligib le involved t h e la w s u it w a s found physic* “n o t q u a lifie d ,” h is tem poral p o in tm e n t w a s rescinded. V e t D is a b ilit y Problem The e m p lo y e e thereaft b r o u g h t s u it, u r g in g that in grai in g h im d isa b le d veteran prefi e n c e , t h e C o m m issio n had pass o n t h e d is a b ility w hich was lat fo u n d d isq u a lify in g . The Coi p o in te d o u t, how ever, that C o m m iss io n “w a s n ot bound t h e k n o w le d g e th u s acquired h i s p h y s ic a l c o n d itio n , or by th a d v a n c in g h i m o n th e list, to ga r d h im a s qualified physica fo r a p p o in tm e n t. A ll this was s s u b je c t to a c tu a l physical exam n a t io n .’* A s to t h e p e titio n e r ’s argumei t h a t t h e C o m m issio n was boui b y it s R u le t o e x am in e physica b e fo r e c e r tific a tio n , the Court p lied t h a t e v e n i f th a t rule alio s u c h a n e x a m in a t io n “before ca t if ic a t io n ” i t is n o t unreasona to c e r t if y fo r appointm ent a c o n d it io n t h a t eligibles mu t h e r e a ft e r q u a lify physically." P h y s ic a l Competency R e v e r t in g t o t h e petitioner c o n t e n t io n t h a t t h e disability w h ic h v e t e r a n s ’ preference ^ g r a n te d c o u ld n o t form the bas fo r a d isq u a lific a tio n , the Cou s t a t e d : “E v e r y disabled vetera h a s so m e p h y s ic a l disability. I o n ly a d is a b ilit y t h a t ‘renders ^ in c o m p e te n t to perform the duti o f t h e p o s it io n w h ich will an h is r ig h t t o certifica tion .” On t sco re, a f a t a l o m ission by the glb le r e n d e r e d h is petition dei< t iv e , a c c o r d in g to th e Court_ n e g le c te d t o u r g e th a t his nyp t e n s io n , w h ic h is not w ou ld n o t r en d e r h im “income e n t to p e r fo r m t h e duties oi p o sitio n . A s t o th is , th e petitio h a s t h e b u r d e n o f proof ana C ou rt h a s - t h e p ow er of rev ew. E x is t e n c e o f List Crucial I t is s ig n ific a n t th a t the eu b le lis t in q u estio n had aw ex p ire d — a c c o r d in g to the res^ e n t C o m m iss io n — and tnai p e t itio n e r w a s n ev er reacW“ u p e r m a n e n t a p p o in tm en t ■ list. I f t h i s w e r e so, th e p r o o fs w o u ld b e c o m e academ ic. J. e v e n t, t h e C o u rt w tit io n e r le a v e t o am end n t io n a n d in d ic a te d th a t ^ g ib le lis t w e r e n o longer f a c t c o u ld t h e n b e raised as f e n s e a d e q u a te t o defeat tn tio n . (G e f m a n o v. ConwayJ- A s s n . N a m e s C o m m itte e T o S if t A lb a n y B us S e r v ic e A p r f i a o , 1 9 4 B C I V I L S E R V I C E L E A D E R P a g « S e v e tt STA TE A N D C O U N T Y N E W S mmmm sin Albany Metro Conference Hears Lochner HoK-Harris, Kelly, MacDonald • • • SIGNED B o r o H a ll M im e o S e rv ic e Senate CHAPTEK U 7 ^ oUlNN—R equires T rlb o rKrSee and tu n n e l authoirity h ou sinf au th o rtijr to Z ite to pension o r re tlre V«tem for benefit o f em “L absent on m iUtarjr duty. AaiemWjr CflAPTEB 5«3 , ^ NCX5NAN—Revises gener> ' nrovlsions rela tin g to s ta te retirem ent. CSvil S e ramend generally; C haps. ,« 0 395. 416, 737, 764, 773, JjVof 1947 repeal. 1 CHAPTER 672 L -3 SHAW. Cornell U niversity ' oloyees’ m em bership In S ta te irement System. CHAPTER 844 go9 GUGINO. A uthorizes m u and o th e r g ov em Ltal subdivisions to elect to ome liable fo r p ay m en ts In of contributions fo r u n em iftWnt insurance coverage; n o •e shall be filed w ith in d u strial mr and paym ents sh a ll be m ad e fund of am ount of benefits i to claimants during base year. VETOED Assembly 1322. HALPEBN. E xem pts em loyees of m ilitary a n d n av a l a flirs division from provision t h a t 4ges paid by S ta te sh a ll n o t be ien into consideration fo r estab hing rights to unem plosrm ent iL'urance. , 2320, Provides t h a t all em ployof Peelcskill, except m em bers police dept., shall be ap p o in ted common council im d er civil vice provisions. 1507. BARRETT—^Makes p e rm a Jient provisions for m unicipal flrelenor policemen who are m em ber sute employees’ re tire m e n t lystemto contribute for re tire m e n t « 25 years’ service, a n d in -firemen an d policem en or [innal state p a rk com m ission. M Service Law, §8 8 . Parole O f f i c e r T est )pen t o A p r i l 2 7 The State will accept aiH>lica' Mfor the Parole Officer ex am ation to Tuesday, A pril 27. ere are 25 vacancies. N ineof the openings a re in New City; three in th e Buffalo «e; two in th e A lbany office; 1 one in the c e n tra l office. The entrance sa lary is $3,582. •iwe are also five a n n u a l in of $132. T h e m a jo rity o f oees are m ale a n d th e a p “iing officers w ould like to senien, preferably betw een th e . of 21 and 36. However, m en w 60 years of age are eligible, undidates m ust e ith er h av e a ‘lege degree plus one y ear of work w ith a t least six If. “'ûrs in probation or parole Drn?, • 5 '^^sree a n d tw o years ' wiate experience or; g rad u a irom high school a n d five 1 experience or; equivalent of tr a in experience. O u tsta n d in g proU em s facin g employees o f tb e S ta te w ere u p fo r co n sideration a t a tw o-session m eeting o f th e M e tro p o lita n C on feren ce o f T h e Civil S ervice E m ployees A ssociatioa o n S a tu rd a y , A pril 10. W ith V ictor J . P a ltsits, its c h a ir m a n . presiding, tb e C onference h e a rd a resum e of legislation e n acted th is y ea r a n d p la n s for legâti< H i to be sponsored n e x t year, i t ctm sidered ways a n d m e an s of im proving th e re tire m e n t system . I t discussed th e propo sal f o r a n A ssociation dues in crease; h e a rd ab o u t actions of th e S ta te C lassi fication B oard ; discussed m eans o f p u sh in g th e A ssociation’s B uild in g F u n d Drive, th e problem of religious holidays, a n d a variety o f o th e r m a tte rs. T h e Building F u n d D rive was explained by Joe L ochner, Asso c iatio n E xecutive S ecretary , who h a d com e from A lbany to a tte n d th e m eeting. H e told of progress am ong th e ch a p te rs in fu rth e rin g th e drive, a n d requested t h a t all m oneys collected be tu r n e d in a s soon as possible. H e to ld th e dele gates ab o u t th e g ala ball p la n n e d for M ay 22. E xp lain in g th e crow ded conditions im d er w hich th e Association now o p erates in its h ead q u arters, M r. L ochner de scribed th e m an y w ays in w hich a new building will h elp advance th e in terests o f employees. K elly Tells of B o a rd ’s W ork J . 'E a r l Kelly. D irector of C las sification. was a n o th e r guest speaker. H e described th e various fun ction s o f h is b oard, am ong th e m : defining lines of p rom o tio n ; establishing m in im u m re q u i r ^ e n t s for th e h a n d lin g o f positions in S ta te service; d e te r m ining suitability of eligible lists fo r positions; holding h ea rin g s to consider em ployee requests for changes in classification. H e also told th e group of new p la n s im der consid eration by th e Classifica tio n Board. Jack H o lt-H arris, Associate Coimsel of th e A ssociation, gave a h isto ry of legislative progress a t th e session rec en tly ended. H e H ew S e rv ic e R a tin g T r i e d in C a l i f o r n i a SACRAMENTO, Cal., A pril 1 9 B eginning A pril 1, th e C alifornia S ta te P ersonnel B oard intro duced a new, sim plified service ra tin g p lan fo r th e s ta te ’s 37,000 fu ll tim e employees. T h e p la n calls fo r th e em ployee’s im m ed iate su p e r visor to r a te h im on a series of nine general p erfo rm an ce f a c tors, each of w hich is broken down to a fo u r-p o in t scale: U naccept able, S h o rt of S ta n d a rd , S ta n d a rd a n d O utstanding. A se p a ra te fo rm is used fo r p ro b atio n ary em ploy ees. designed to ap p raise th e ir qualifications a n d a p titu d e fo r th e job. A pproval by a review ing officer is required on each rep ort. E ach r a te r a n d o rganizatio n u n it is r e quired to include a su m m a ry show ing th e d istrib u tio n of r a t ings w hen th e rep o rts a re fo r w arded to th e offi<% of th e S ta te P ersoim el Board. p o in ted o u t t h a t im p o rta n t prece d e n t h a d been se t in th e m a tte r o f c<nnplete exchange o f views be tw een a d m in istra tio n a n d em idoyee rep resentatives. H e revealed t h a t th e O o vem or h a d co m m it te d him self to a c o n tin u an c e of th is p re c e d e n t H e told, also, t h a t th e g re a t public rela tio n s ca m I>aign o f th e A ssociation fo r a sa l a ry increase h a d h a d a tr o n e n dous efiFect. Am ong o th e r su b je cts discussed by M r. H o lt-H arris were th ese: th e te ch n ic al problem s involved in b ill-d raftin g ; extension of u n em ploym ent in su ran c e; F eld -H am ilton am en dm ents; re tire m e n t leg islation ; vet preference; m a c h in ery fo r a labor rela tio n s b o ard in public em ploym ent; C a p ta in T. J . M iddlebrooks, of th e A d ju ta n t G en e ra l’s Office, spoke on th e legislative program for A rm ory employees. BlacDonald M akes Snggestions F ra n cis A. M acD onald, S o u th e rn Conference C h a irm an , told th e assem blage: “W e are p rim a r ily in tereste d in th e problem s of *Uie w orking people, in creased sa l aries, a n d b e tte r w orking co n d i tions.'* H e suggested t h a t th e M e t ro p o lita n C onference a p p o in t a com m ittee from e a ch c h a p te r to V orm ulate p la n s fo r n e x t y e a r’s work. H e also suggested a p ro posal for a c h a n g e in th e com po sition of th e A ssociation’s B oard of Directors. O n th e m a tte r of th e increase in Association dues to $5, M r. M acD onald s ta te d t h a t “ th e S o uth ern C onference is going to su p p o rt it because we feel it is absolutely im possible fo r th e As sociation to go o n on $3 a year.” Mr. M acD onald also advised th e m eeting of h is C onference’s a c tio n s on a v arie ty of o th e r m a t ters. M ichael L. P o rta , P resid en t of th e NYC c h a p te r, proposed t h a t th e dues question be ca re fully considered by each ch a p te r. A suggestion well received by th e assemblEige was t h a t 't h e C on ference go on record in fav o r of 26 pay days a year. Mr. F a ltsits info rm ed th e group t h a t h e h a d w ritte n D r. P ra n k L. Toim an? P re sid en t of th e Associati<m, about a S tate-w id e h o s pitalization plan. C om m ittee rep o rts w ere p re sented by Jo h n L. M urphy, Vicec h a irm a n ; Clyde M orris, T re a s u r er; Solomon H eifetz. Legislative C om m ittee; Sidney A lexander, E ducation C om m ittee; G eorge H. Slems, C h a irm an of Special Com m ittee on Revision of By-Laws. G uests a n d D elegates In v ite d guests were J o h n A. Powers, 2nd V ice-president of th e Association; Messrs. L ochner an d H olt-H arris, C a p ta in M iddle brooks; Messrs. M acD onald, E. K en n e th S tah l, A lbany C onfer ence C h a irm an ; M r. M cAllister, M aritim e Academy; a n d M r. Bellezza, Willowbrook S ta te School. A mong th e delegates w ere: A rm ory Employees c h a p te r: F ra n k 1 4 . Gonsalves, F ra n k W al lace a n d Ja c k Delisi. Brooklyn S ta te H ospital: L ida M acDonald. » Creedm oor: Jo h n L, M urphy, C harles K im ball, a n d H. C. P e terson. Long Isla n d In te r-C o u n ty S ta te P a rk ; G eorge H. Siem s, Clyde M orris, and M arie Owen. M a n h a tta n S ta te H o sp ital: P a t rick G erag h ty an d E lizabeth M cSweeney. NYC C h a p te r: M r. P o rta , J o sep h J. Byrnes, W illiam T eitelbaum , E d ith F ru c h th en d ler, Sol- B E T T IN G M A R R IE D ? M A M A 'S G IF T ! . > amsiclaa, who will play for the gala ball of TIm ^"iployees A« 8oelaHoii on May 22. He'll appear In perso* '* ^ c h e s t r a «a«t 4Hê Building F««d •all, Stat* Armory, Albany. iaclndiag tax. it promises to be one .Albany,.Jias se«ii. , A* rigljt fbe tw o Cleony J L E N - B U R PHOTOGRAPHERS 509 Ftfffi Ave., New York 17. N. Y. U V.VAM06RWLT ^6^990 . U ^ V. i* ): . ■'i it. a *1 ! M : at I* 1 i G u id e • M E N -B u y AT M U N IC IP A L E M P L O Y E E S S E R V IC E Here you will find a wide asaortm ent o f m erchandise w hich \rill please her. M.VKK IIRK L IF K KA8IKR— Broilers. T oasters, V acuum s. P re s su re Cookers. W ashers. Refrigrerators, a New Stove. MAKK HKK H A P r V — A new eel of silver, c ith e r p la te o r Sterlinir. H o s t any m a k e and p a tte rn available. MAKE HKR BK Al T i m , — A new dresse. s u it o r co at. A lovely l u r piece. Som ething new in Jew elry o r pearls. SELKCT MAMA’S G IF T . . . NOW S P O R T C O A T S A ssorted colors. Sizes .35-44. R eru la rs, loHCT. s h o rts. Re*. $1 » .5 0 V alne M 2” Other 100% All-Wool $1fi.95 SPORT COATS, mp to 100% ALL-WOOL------ SLACKS from »6 M UfVICIPAL E M P L O Y E E S S E R V IC E 41 D IR E C T 100% AU-WOOl FunHwn aa<f All Sfaadard Merckamdhhg. Savings up fo 50% P a rk Row, Room lOS, N. T . T T e l.; CO. 7-5.100 a n d WO. Je-Wil'i 9 5 GABARDINE T R EN C H L IQ U ID A T IO N C O A T S Ofllcers’ Model All sizes, resrulars. lonps, s h o rts SALE *11” W holesaler Kolnjr o u t of buKlnesg offrrs h ig h q un llty Swl»« w atches, w atch bunds, weddini; a n d emblem rhiRs a t 556-50% brio w re ta il prices. BUCHMAN JEW ELR Y Boom 1907 220 W. 42nd St. OuarMtced money buck In S tf«y» \ v h o i . i -:s a i . i -:r k x h t i .k t FIFTH AVE. (5 th “ F loor) o t l 7 t h Do.ly & S o to rd o y , 9 'A . M to 6 P,_M. 101 OPEN TREMENDOUS SAVINGS STANDARD MERCHANDISE THU RSD A YS T il d P?M . SOFA BOTTOMS_____ C h a ir Radios, televi«ion, c am eras, refrijre rato rs. w ash in g m achines, ranges, fu rn itu re , lam ps, b a b y carriages, bicycles, h ou seh o ld appliances, p res su re cookers. va<'uum cleaners, w atches, jew elry silverw are, etc. M en’s W ristw ateh cs (7 jew els) 7.96 E lectric broilers (2 speed) 4.49 Open S atu rd a y s 9 to 6 P.M. $ 1 2 .0 0 ................. .......... 5.50 Let u s e stim ate on custo m m ade slip covers Springs retied, rewebbc<f, relined in y o u r home. 3 y e ar gruarantee on work. PAUL LO BIANCO C all U a v e a t N fK h tin sale 5-1105 C IV IL SERVICE M A R T CLEARANCE SALE 64 L afayette St. W A ^S-983 W o ^ th Si 5^ 0 If iT lin e } LAMPS AND SHADES $5.95 C o m p le te & Up Toroherei* & M a n y O th e r (JIft I te m s M e n ti o n L R A O K K f o r 1 0 % D is c o u n t CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES B u y A t D is c o u n t W it t e n b e r g s G if t Shop 60-1 M a r l b o r o R d . ( K, 1.5th S t.) H’k ly n B M T N e w k i r k S t a t i o n — t h r u A rcude E lectric clocks. L adies & M en’s 14 k t. ffold ringrs, Ladies and m e n ’s hose a«id underw ear. H ousehold furnishiiiM . r.K. I-9.-V03 GOLDWYN SALES CO. 1811 P ie rrep o n t St.. B rooklyn Rni. 815 All BorouKh Hull S tations A tO M fI.K T K ATTENTION LADIES! “ Optical Service Plan” Sprinff T oppers & Suits D IR ECT FRO M FACTORY Kyt>« K v u m ln e d — T r e s e r i p ti o n s F illed Hpeeial K n te s t o C ivil K m p lo y e es I. L. IIE L L M A N , O pi. O n ly S 1 5 8 M ade to retail fo r $.'15 rO K T I .A N lJ T H TKKKT, N. Y. T e le p h o n e : C O r tlu n d t 7-483.3 .G & S COAT CO. 2151 DAVIDSON AVENUE R E S T Y L E -R E M O D E L (C«c. 1 81st St.. llro nx , N. Y. your ...y..,,----- o ld f u r c o a t to N e w L o o k , $25 th e W h o le s a le r ’s C le a r a n c e Sale! Storage Free $22.fS DRESSES FOR $8.75 J I J R I .I I F U R S 134 W. 29th, 10th fl.. Rni. 1010 LA. 4-8829 • O r money refun ded . Sizes 0-53. Gorsreous p rin ts & solid colors in every im aginab le fa b ric 1 We perm it tryiiife' on S32.9S TOPPERS FOR $ U .75 | Or m oney refunded. .Siaes 0-20 O w n W eekdays & S a tu rd a y i j R O B E R T S W e C arry a C o m p l e te Ml U. S. Bonds Are Good Investments S h o p p in g • i IN NVC C53 7 th Ave. (40 St.) a d fl. j 50 W. 2Bth St. (N r. 0 th Av.) 2d 11. i 28«1 Mway. (N r. 10« th St.) 633 W. 307 St. (N r. S h erm an ) IN BKLYN :iO N ew kirk Pliiza {Ilrij;)it-' on line UMT to N ew kirk S lu tio n ), I ! * • Pierr«p on t 8tr««t — m-ISTS n o r* H»U S taU oa, Bri>oki)ai om on H eifetz, A1 C onm i a n d K e n n e th A. VGilentine. New Y ork S ta te P sy ch ia tric I n s titu te : Biagio Rom eo. S. A lexan der. P ilgrim S ta te H osp ital: Mrs. K om ing. P ublic W orks D istrict No. 10: W. A. O reen auer. 11. T H E N LET U S W O R R Y ASOUT THE m O T O G R A P H S VARITYPING FOR OFFSET MIMEOGRAPHINO ADDRESSING - I4A4UNG Line o f FresN u re Coukerti, iCadios, ll e iite r s , A lun iiiiu u i W a re , V ae u iin i ('leMiiers, K leetrle I r o n s . I.anipH. K e fr iR e ra to rs , WashiiiK M u H iin es. a n d 1 ,0 0 0 o t h e r ite m s , Gulk4» P r o d u e ls I'o. 1165 B R O A D W A Y (c o r. « 7 t h S t. — r tth Kl.V N ew K ooui .'M)7 Y ork n o O r e e n w lr h S t. N. Y. 7, N. T. B.V rtliif 7-32SWI SPECIAL DISCOUNT CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES W e c a r ry a c o m p le t e line of nil hnuseholil itcnih, e le c t r lr n i up;)lliincen, riiifios, Irlev'iHlon hpIs, ns well oa ty p e w r i te rs , je w e lry , etc. INVEST CALL M L ) 6 - a ’)2 1 W IJ 6 - 8 ‘> 5 3 2 0 % DISCOUNT ON ALL GIFTS AND HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES ' P a g e E i g h t msi C I V I L New Rules Aid Rushing Of Marsiiail Plan Jobs (C o n tin u e d fr o m Page .1 ) 1948 a n d u n d er th e G re ek -T u rk ish A ssistance Act of 1948 (being T itles I I a n d H I of th e F oreign A ssistance A ct of 1948, resp ect ively). T h e said T itle I I I sh a ll be adm inistered In accordance w ith th e provisions of Executive O rd er No. 9857 of M ay 22, 1947, e n title d “R egulation s fo r C arrying out th e Provisions of th e Act E n titled ‘An Act to p ro v id e for assistan ce to G reece a n d T u rk e y ’ E S E R V x I C E L E A a D E R m U .S . % pA 90, i m s f o r P 95. E ngineer, $3,397 to $5,905, O ptional B ranch es: A eronautical, Ceram ics, C artograph ic, E lectrical, Electronic, G as, H ighw ay, H y d ra u lic, M arine, M echanical, N aval A rchitecture, Petroleunr, R adio, R ailroad, R ates, S afety, S tru c tu ral. D ep a rtm en tal positions In W ashington, D. C. a n d vicinity, an d field positions in W ashington, D. C., A lexandria, Va., a n d A r lington C ounty, Va. a n d M o n t gom ery a n d P rince G eorges C oun ties, Md. P ositions in B u rea u of S tan d a rd s, Civil A eronautics A d m in istratio n of D e p a rtm e n t of Commerce, F ed eral Pow er C om mission, Navy D ep a rtm en t, D e p a rtm e n t of Army, D e p a rtm e n t of Air Force, an d o th e r F ed era l agencies. C ontinuing n eed p a r ticu larly fo r engineers w ith ex perience In Electronics, O rdn ance, V aluation, Public U tilities, a n d Petroleum . File F o rm 57, F orm 14, (if required In your ca se ), an d C ard F o rm 5001-ABC w ith U. S. Civil Service Com mission, W a sh in g to n 25, D. C. P ersons In te re s t ed In im m ediate positions should apply by Tuesday, M ay 4. (Closes F riday , D ecem ber 31). Foreign Service Officer, $3,300 to $4,400. Ages 21 to 30, m ale and fem ale. T ra n sp o rta tio n p aid to foreign post. Two years’ m inim um service In post expected, o th e r wise employee pays ow n tr a n s p o rtatio n home. P ro b a tio n a ry p e riod served In W ashington. W rit ten, p h y s io l a n d o ral ex am in fall (no date set). O ne or m ore foreign language required. A ppli cations obtainable fro m an d should be filed w ith B o a rd of E xam iners for Foreign Service, D ep a rtm en t of S tate, W ash in g to n 25, D.C. (Closes Tuesday, Ju n e 29.) mission of a new rule und er 3-1-1 (1948). C onservation Aid, w hich d ep a rtm e n ts an d agencies, SP-3, $1,954; SP-5, $2,394. Posi by confcrence w ith th e Com mistio n s to be filled are a t field h e a d fiion, could a tta in exem ptions. I n q u a rte rs of th e U. S. Soil C o n effect, th e two actions m ean th a t servation Service in C onnection, th e d ep artm en ts a n d agencies D elaw are, M aine, D aryland, M as m u st get Commission approval sachusetts, New H am pshire, New th a t th e positions are actu ally In Jersey, New York, N o rth C arolina, th e “em ergency indefin ite” c a te P ennsylvania, R hode Islan d , V er gory. m ont, V irginia a n d W est Virginia. P ersonal S taff E nlarged A pplicants m u st have lived or H arry Schw artz, Personnel D i T J ie C iv il S e rv ic e C o m m i s •worked on a fa rm or ra n c h or in recto r of th e W ar Assets A dm inis s i o n h a s a m e n d e d t h e R u l e s a n d ru ra l com m unity a n d h ave p e r tra tio n , h as become a m em ber of R e g u l a t i o n s t o a u t h o r i z e e m e r g e n - form ed fa rm w ork sufficiently to th e personnel staff of th e EGA, c y - i n d e f i n i t e a p p o i n t m e n t s t o p o h ave good practical knowledge of an d o th e r additions to this staff s i t i o n s c o n n e c t e d w i t h f o r e i g n - a s - fa rm in g an d ru ra l life. S end a p a re to follow, as p a r t of th e plan s i s t a n c e o r d e f e n s e p r o g r a m s , plication ca rd F orm 5000-AB to to expedite appointm ents. T he w h e r e a d e p a r t m e n t o r a g e n c y S ecretary, B o ard of U.S. Federal governm ent is com m itted f i n d s i t o t h e r w i s e i m p o s s i b l e t o f i l l Executive Service E xam iners, U. S. D e to fa st work on E uropean relief t h e m . T h e e x c e p t i o n w o u l d a p p l y pCivil a rtm e n t of A griculture. 6816 an d economic aid to China. by a g reem en t w ith th e d e p a rt A pplications for 2,000 jobs w ith m e n t o r a g e n c y . V e t e r a n , p r e f e r M a rk e t S treet, U pper D arby, Pennsylvania. (Closes T h ursday, th e EGA, both in th e U nited e n c e w o u l d a p p l f j , h o w e v e r . April 29). S tates an d abroad, are being r e 4-69-1 (48) Field R e p re se n ta ceived now. A pplicants should a d a g r. a. pT hh e h n et ow 2p. 1r o1 ,v i su ino dn e ra dCd hs a pp at er r dress R e cru itm en t D irector, E con I . P a r t 2 . T h e E c o n o m i c C o - o p e r a tive (Loan A pplications) (CAF-9 to CAF-11) (Field) $4,149 to $4,omic C o-operation A dm inistration, t i o n W alk er-Jo h n so n Building, New P l a n j oAb ds )m ianr ies tpr aa tritoi cnu l a r(lMy aar fsf he ca tl l 902; Field R ep resentative (Elec Y ork Avenue, NW, W ashington, e d . I n a d d i t i o n , 3 0 p o s i t i o n s a r e tric a l U tility M anagem ent) (CAFD. C. 9 to CAF-11) (Field) $4,149 to T he suddenne.ss w ith w hich th e De xecpeaprttemd e fnr to m o cf o mD pe ef et ni tsi oe n, i un n dt heer $4,902; R u ral E lectrification E n g i dual program of assistance and de P a r t 6 . n ee r (P-2 to P-4) $3,397 to $4,902, fense is going forw ard leaves ap p li O ptio ns; Design an d C o nstruction T ext of New Rules ca n ts for a while w itho ut prior (D e p artm e n ta l and field). G e n e ra knowledge of ju st w h at jobs are to T h e t e x t o f t h e n e w p r o v i s i o n s tio n an d T ransm ission (D e p a rt be filled, but th e usual office posi f o l l o w s : m e n ta l), F a rm E lectrification (P-2 tions will be num erous, including § 2.114 T em porary app ointm ent. D ep a rtm en tal an d P-3 to P -4 S tenog rap her, Typist, Clerk, Ac (h) Emergrency-indefinite a p F ield ), W iring (P-2 D e p a rtm e n ta l co u n tan t, A uditor and Bookkeeper po intm ent. W henever th e Com m is a n d P-3 F ield ); Home E conom ist jobs. In addition, th e EGA will sion determ ines t h a t It Is in th e (Electrical) (P-2 D ep a rtm e n ta l need specialists, including persons in te re st of n atio n al security to a n d P-3 Field) $3,397 to $4,149; versed in m erchandising and p u r do so, it m ay en ter Into a special In sp ec to r (Poles) (CAF-9) (Field) chasing. ag reem en t w ith an agency stip u $4,149. M ajority of positions will KCO Executive O rder la tin g th a t w here It Is im possible be located in R u ra l E lectrifica P resid en t T ru m an issued E x to m ake a n ap p o in tm en t to a po tio n A dm inistration, D ep a rtm en t ecutive O rder 9943, entitled “P ro sition directly connected w ith th e of A griculture. All vacancies In viding for G arry O u t th e Foreign foreign assistance or defense p ro ap p ro p riate positions existing in A ssistance Act of 1948.” I t rea d : gram In accordance w ith reg u lar o th e r F ederal agencies to be filled “By virtue of th e au th o rity ves civil-service procedures, th e agen- fro m lists of eligibles. Positions of NYC te d in me by th e Foreign As'sist- cay m ay, w ith due reg ard to th e F ield R epresentatives a n d I n ance Act of 1948, approved April provisions of v eteran preference spector (Poles) are field positions 3, 1948 (h erein a fter referred to as set fo rth in p a ra g ra p h (e) (2) of a n d will be located outside W a sh O p e n -c o m p e tifiv e th e A ct), an d as P resident of th e th is section, m ake an em ergency- ington, D. C., th ro u g h o u t co un 5131. M edical Social W orker, U nited S tates, it is hereby ordered, indefinite appointm en t to th e p o try . O th er positions located in in th e in terest of th e in te rn a l sition subject to th e approval of W ashington, D. C. a n d th ro u g h G rade 2, $3,170 to $3,650. Fee, $2. m an ag em en t of th e G overnm ent, qualifications by th e Commission. ou t U. S. Send F orm 57, C ard V acancies: F ro m tim e to tim e. R e S u ch appointm ents shall n o t ex F orm 5001-ABC, an d F o rm 14 (if quirem ents: M ust h ave b ac c a la u as follows: “ 1. T he A d m inistrator for E con ten d beyond Ju n e 30, 1952. P e r required in your case) to E xecu rea te degree an d (a) m u st h ave omic C ooperation is hereby a u th o r sons so appointed will n o t thereby tive S ecretary, B oard of U. S. g rad u ated from g rad u a te school of ized an d directed to m ake a p p ro acquire a p erm a n en t civil-service Civil Service E xam iners for th e social w ork w ith field w ork th e m edical social work p riate allocations, for the p u r status. S uch special agreem ents D ep a rtm en t of A griculture, A g in poses of T itles I and IV of th e shall clearly specify th e conditions ric u ltu ra l R esearch C enter, B elts- or (b) m u st h ave g ra d u a te d from Act except section 404 (b) of T itle u n d er w hich th is au th o rity Is ville, M aryland. If in tereste d in g rad u a te school of social w ork an d in ad d itio n m u st have six m o n th s IV, to any d ep artm en t, agency, or granted . im m ediate appointm ent, apply by estab lishm en t of th e G overnm ent, (R. S. 1753, sec. 2, 22 S tat. 403; W ednesday, M ay 5. (O pen u n til full tim e paid experience In p ast six years In m edical social w ork in from such fu n d s as shall be m ade 5 U. S. C. 631, 633) agency adherin g to acceptable 2. U nder au th o rity of § 6.1 (a) fu rth e r notice). available to th e Econom ic Cooper 2-95-8 (1948). Ship S tew ard, sta n d a rd s or (c) two years full atio n A dm inistration by th e P resi of E xecutive O rder No. 9830 a n d e paid experience w ith in p a st d en t out of funds advanced by a t th e request of th e S ecretary of $1.46; Ship Cook, $1.25; Tug tim six years in m edical social w ork in th e R econstruction F inance C or Defense, th e Com mission h a s de M aster (S team a n d Diesel), $1.91; agency adherin g to acceptable (Self-Propelled B arge), p oration and ou t of ap p ro p riated term in ed th a t th e positions listed M aster below should be excepted from th e $1.60; T ug Chief E ngineer (S team sta n d a rd s; or satisfacto ry equiva funds, W ritten test, w eight 50; “2. I t is hereby determ ined, p u r- com petitive service. Effective upon an d D iesel), $1.77; E ngineer (Self- lent. T ra in in g an d experience, w eight .suant to sections 119 an d 403 of pub lication In th e F ederal R egis Propelled B arge), $1.44; L au n ch 25; O ral w eight 25. (Closes T u es th e Act, th a t th e perform ance of te r § 6.4 (a) (20) Is am ended by O p erato r (Class A ), $1.45; L au n ch day, April 27). th e functions authorized u n d er th e addition of two new subdivis O p erato r (Class B ), $1.28; M a in te n an c e E lectrician, $1.35; F ire 5 4 5 7 . R e h ab ilitatio n Counselor, T itles I and IV of th e Act w ith ions as set out below. g 6.4 Lists of positions excepted m an-O iler, $1.18; C arp enter, $1.15; $3,051 to $3,650. Fee. $ 2 . V ac an out reg a rd to th e following laws will f u rth e r th e purposes of th e from th e com petitive service —- H ead D eckhand, $1.11; D eckhand, cies: F o u r In D ep a rtm en t of H os $1.05; F leet W orkm an (Leader- pitals. R equ irem ents: B a cc alau (a) Schedule A. said T itles I an d IV: (20) N ational M ilitary E sta b m a n ). Deck a n d Engine, $1.25; re a te degree, Including or supp le “ 15 U. S. C. 616a (48 S tat. 500) F leet W ork m an (G roup L ead er), m en ted by eighteen credits in “31 U. S. C. 529 (sec. 3648, R e lishm ent. (vi) T h irty positions as C hiefs Deck a n d Engine, $1.15. F o r e m education, vocational guidance, vised S tatu tes, as am ended) “ 41 U. S. C. 5 (sec. 3709,* R e a n d D eputy Chiefs of divisions, ploym ent w ith U. S. M aritim e psychology, or vocational g u id branches, an d sections, or as S p e Com m ission Reserve F leet, T o m ance, psychology, or vocational or vised S tatu tes, as am ended) “41 U. S. C. 8 (sec. 3710, R e cial Advisers an d A ssistants In th e kins Cove, N. Y., on H udson R iver m edical reh a b ilitatio n ; a n d two Office of Civil D efense P lan n in g , appro xim ately 40 m iles from ,N Y C . years sa tisfac ta ry paid experience vised S tatu tes) Office of th e S ecretary of Defense. F ed era l employees in these posi in vocational or m edical re h a b ili “41 U.S.C. 10a (47 Stttt. 1520) “41 U. S. C. 13 (sec. 3735, R e A ppointm ents u n d er th is subdivi tions a t th is location should app ly ta tio n , vocational guidance, em sion shall n o t exceed one year. fo r th is ex am inatio n if th e y do ploym ent counseling, or as clinical vised S tatu tes) (vii) O ne position of Vice C h a ir n o t h ave classified sta tu s a n d w ish psychologist. Experience m u st be “46 U. S. C. 1241 (49 S tat. p015)** P au l G. H offm an Is th e A dm in m a n or D eputy C h a irm an of th e to qualify fo r p e rm a n e n t a p p o in t w ithin la st te n years. M a ste r’s d e m en t. P ile F o rm 57, C a rd F o rm gree m ay be su b stitu te d fo r one is tra to r fo r Economic C o-opera M unitions Board. S O O l- ^ C an d C.S.C. F o rm 200 year experience. E quivalent com tion. W h e r e t o Apply (S hip S tew ard or S hip Cook), b in a tio n of education a n d exp er A F u n c t io n f o r S ta te D e p t. P ersons seeking positions In th e C.S.S. F o rm 2 0 4 (M ain ten ance ience accepted. A pplicants who A no th er directive — Execaitive U. S. or abroad u n d er th e M a r O rder 9944—autho rized th e D e sh a ll P la n should apply to R e E lectrician o r C.S.C. F o rm 2 1 0 will be g rad u a ted by S eptem ber, eligible. T ests: W ritten , p a rtm e n t of S ta te to ad m in ister c ru itm e n t Division, Econom ic Co (O arpten ter) w ith Executive Sec 1 9 4 8 th e functio n s of th e P resid en t o p eration A dm inistration, W alker- re ta ry , B oard of U. S. Civil S e r w eight 5 0 ; T ra in in g a n d experi w eight 3 0 , oral w eight, 2 0 . u n d er th e In te rn a tio n a l C hild ren ’s Jo h n so n Building, New Y ork Av vice E xam iners, U. S. M aritim e ence, Com mission, 4 5 Broadw ay, New (Closes Tuesday, April 2 7 ) . E m ergency F u n d A ssistance Act of enue, NW, W ashington, D . C . Y ork 6, N. Y. (Closes T h ursd ay, 5 5 2 6 . LinMnan, $ 3 ,1 5 0 . F ee, $ 3 . M ay 6), O ne vacancy a t presen t. O th ers C e r tifie d S h o rth a n d R e p o r te r E x a m t o B e H e ld o n M a y 2 2 T he S ta te B oard of E xam iners of C ertified S h o rth a n d R eporters h a s anno u n ced th e se m i-an n u a l ex am in atio n of sh o rth a n d an d stenotype repo rters for th e C. S. R. certificate, to be held on S a tu r day, M ay 22, in NYC. A pplications m u st be filed w ith th e S ta te E d u catio n D ep artm ent, Albany, N. Y., a t least 15 days prior to th e d ate of th e exam ination. A pplicants m u st be m ore th a n 21 years of age; citizens of th e U nited S tates; residents of th e S ta te and have successfully com pleted four years’ work in a h ig h school recognized by th e B oard of R egents, or th e equivalent th e re of; h ave h a d techn ical tra in in g In verbatim rep o rtin g of m a tte rs in volving law, m edicine a n d science; a n d produce proof show ing five y ea rs’ experience in sten o g rap h ic woilc. C andidates certified by th e S ta te E ducation D ep a rtm en t to ta k e th e te sts will be exam ined in re p o rt in g of court proceedings a t speeds n o t exceeding 200 words per m in u te on m a tte rs involving elem en ta ry law and legal procedure. e r n £;om tim e to time r F ive years experip^r'l't lent. O pen oniw only ti, o h av e n o t passed first d ay for fi filing W ritten , weight 3 o^ w e ig h t 70. 6548. (C l'o se ^ iJ A s s is ta n t n u boratory (BacteriolLl a n d over total. TwSt I D ep a rtm en t of to ta l a t present. Pe? fJ m e n ts: M. D. deerp!’ ^' degree in bacterioiogS' years experience in T cal lab oratory or eouiv^ te n , w eight 3 0 ; e S S 5 0 ; O ral, weight 20 (n day, April 27). ' ^ _ P ro m o tio ,! 5 3 4 1 . Steamfitt«r 75 for 7-hour day. onfnl employees of Board of hJ ucation. Fee, $.50. TwoT at present. Performance gins Wednesday, May 12 employed as Steamfitteî or M aintenance Man im H igher Education. Pive i perience o r eqiUvalenf F riday. April 30). N Y C E d u c a ili 21-48. Substitution Special Subjects in JuL Schools (Men & Women)] S ubjects: Business i H an d c ra fts (women only)] O rc h estra l Music. $2,5|> stitu te s offering thirty ho u rs beyond baccalaui gree en titled to differenti^ a ry of $200. Fee, $3, A b rah am Kroll for T ra in in g and Handm W illiam A. Hannig for Music an d Music, Board 1 cation. 110 Livingston] Brooklyn 2. N. Y. (Close M ay 14). 20-48. Teacher of Sped Jects in Junior High Special Subjects: Businesi in g a n d common branch^ & W o m e n ); Handcrafts 1 m on branches (Women);| education and common (W o m en ); Home econon com m on branches Music an d common (Men & Women); Orj m usic a n d common (M en & Women). Applica m itte d to file in only onej $2,500 to $5,125 in 16 sala P ersons offering thirty h o urs beyond baccalaur gree en titled to different^ ary of $200 a t each stepj to A braham Kroll for tra in in g , handcrafts, hon omics; William A. Han Music, orchestral S treich er for Health eu B oard of Education, HOJ sto n S treet, B rookl^(Closes Friday, May H). STATI O p e n -c o m p e til 8096. Local AssessmentJ Iner, D e p a r tm en t of F inance. 10 vacancies in 1 Requires 5 years experienj assessm ent or real es »] a fte r grad u a tio n from n g or satisfactory eQiuvaf tra n c e salary ^3450 an n u a l increases „ ii W ritte n ; Saturday, es M onday. May 10-^ 8097. Ju n io r Tax E* p a rtm e n t of Taxation ance. 89 vacanciesj n in Buffalo, 2 in in U tica. Requires coliegj tio n a n d one ™ general auditing ta x re tu rn s in govemm«M l e n t P C u b l i c r - normltted of ad d itlo n - W estch ester C ounty w ho h ave ifo r college. E n tra n c e been resid en ts in New Y ork S ta te total Five a n n u a l in - one y ea r p rio r to exam ination. P /',,20 F e e » 2 . w r i t t e n ; R eq u irem en ts: G ra d u a tio n fro m June 5. (Closes M on- h ig h school w ith courses In science a n d m a th em atics a n d six years experience in engineering w ork; r la b o r a t o r y S ecreta ry o r g ra d u a tio n fro m college w ith 1 S i r t m e n t o f H e a lth . in Albany. R equires m a jo r w ork In civil engineering n d tw o y ears experience In e n “S u atio ix including or agineering work, or equivalent co m I by stenograph ic b in a tio n of experience an d tr a i n P rs c ie n c e courses. E n ing. (Closes F riday, M ay 7), K r v $2346 total. Five a n K e s of $120. ? e e $2. P ro m o tio n ^Closes 7030. S enior Personnel T ec h Machine O p erato r n ic ian (C lassification). Classifica S tate D e p a rt tio n Division, D ep a rtm en t of Civil ed institutions. M any Service, (P rom .). $4242 total. Five i f in Albany a n d New an n u a l increases of $100. Fee, $3. Ifnuires three m onths ta b u - M u st be p erm a n en tly employed in & i n e work or com ple- D e p a rtm e n t of Civil Service a n d K a c t o r y course in ta b - m u st h ave served on p e rm a n e n t ‘ machine operation a fte r basis fo r six m o n th s preceding [finn from high school; or d ate of exam inatio n as personnel f r y equivalent. E n tran c e tech n ician . R equires th ree y ears ftiMO total. Five a n n u a l in - in personnel a d m in istra tio n In V7$120. Fee $100. W rit- public agency, two of w hich m u st Lturday, June 5. (Closes h av e been in classification work. May 1 0 ) . (Closes M onday, M ay 3). ritationary Engineer, S ta te 7031. Senior P ersonn el T ech n ic iind In stitu tio n s. fJs at Hudson T ra in in g ia n (S a lary R e sea rch ), S alary I for Girls and a t T hom as S ta n d a rd iz a tio n B oard, D e p a rt School. Iroquois, D e p a rt- m e n t of Civil Service. (Prom .) L Social Welfare. R equires $4242 to tal. Five a n n u a l in creases rrelated experience— one on of $180. Fee, $3. M ust be p e rm a n Iressure steam boilers. E n - en tly em ployed in D ep a rtm en t of I wiary $2760 total. Five a n - Civil Service a n d m u st have serv Seases of $120. F ee $2. ed on p e rm a n e n t basis for six Saturday, Ju n e 5. (Closes m o n th s preceding exam ination as personnel techn ician. R equires lv’ May-10). I Canal Structure O p e r a t o r , th re e years in tech n ical personnel •n of Canals an d W a te r- w ork in public agency, two of Urtment of Public W orks, w hich m u st h ave been in ev a lu a ties in Albany, U tica a n d tio n of positions fo r purposes of be. Requires 2 years ex- d eterm in in g p ro p er ra te s of pay. e in operation an d m a in - (Closes M onday, M ay 3). -e of mechanical an d elec7032. P erson nel T echnician (R e Imachinery; or satisfacto ry se a rc h ), E xam in atio n s Division, llent. Entrance salary $2208 D e p a rtm e n t of Civil Service, fpive annual increases of (Prom .), $3,450 total. Five a n n u a l fee $1. W ritten; S atu rd ay , in crem en ts of $132. Fee, $2. Two I (Closes Monday, M ay 10). vacancies expected in rese arch an d te st developm ent u n it. M ust iNew R o c h e l l e be p e rm a n en tly employed In D e p a r tm e n t o(f Civil Service a n d exams o p e n to NYC m u st h ave served for six m o n th s \iU), Hygicnist, D ep a rtm en t before exam in ation as Ju n io r P e r [lie Health, $3,000 to tal. Fee, sonnel T echnician. R equires col be vacancy. O pen only to lege degree, 24 u n d erg ra d u a te or [residents of W estchester 18 g ra d u a te hours in psychology P. Candidates m u st be II- a n d one y ear g ra d u a te w ork or I to practice as D ental H y- experience In education or p e r ] in New York S tate. Closes sonn el research. Experience m ay be su b stitu te d for college special |y, April 26). Ineering Aide in D ep a rtm en t ization. (Closes M onday, M ay 3). pc Works, $2,700 total. Fee, 7033. P ersonnel T echnician Ife vacancies. O pen to resi- (M unicipal Service), D ep a rtm en t |of Greater New Y ork an d of Civil Service. (Prom .) $3,450 pster County who have to tal. Five an n u a l increases of Residents of New Y ork S ta te ■ar prior to exam ination, $132. Fee, $2. M ust hav e served iinents: Two years as help - on p e rm a n e n t basis fo r six m o n th s pngineering field or in use as Ju n io r P ersonnel T echnician Fying instruments or g rad - a n d m u st h ave one y ear exp eri F ^redited hig h school or ence in application of civil service school who com pleted law or personnel procedures In elementary surveying local governm ent field. M ust be r and completion of h ig h p erm a n e n tly em ployed In D e p a rt L/ completion of one col- m e n t of Civil Service. (Closes M on With work in civil en - day. M ay 3). or equivalent com blna7034. Senior Personnel T ec h n ic wwrience an d train in g , ia n (M unicipal S ervice), D e p a rt fjlday, May 7). m e n t of Civil Service, (P rom .), otftuU Engineer, D e p a rt- $4,242 to tal. Five a n n u a l increases ^ Works, $4,500 to - of $180. Fee, $3. M ust be p e rm a n vacancy. O pen to en tly em ployed in I>epartm ent of ,^êater New Y ork Civil Service a n d m u st h av e se r g h ester County w ho h ave ved fo r six m o n th s preceding ex ^'aents of New Y ork S ta te a m in a tio n as personnel techn ician. Pnor to exam ination, R equires th re e years In personnel icein^’ .Twelve years ex- a d m in istra tio n in public agency, Woi? E ngineering an d tw o of w hich m u st h ave been in lyeart« school o r field o f Civil Service Law o r p e r I gxtid- sonnel procedures in local govern Ivaip^f ^ '^ ^ in e e r ln g c o l l e g e m en t. (Closes M onday, M ay 3). tr a in in g . ( C l o s e s P r i - 7 0 3 5 . A s s o c ia te P e r s o n n e l T e c h n l c i a n (M unicipal S ervice), D e D ep a rtm en t to ta l. F e e , O p en t o r e siGreater N e w Y o r k a n d p a rtm e n t of Civil Service, (Prom .) $ 5 ,2 3 2 to tal. Fee, $ 4 . Two v a c a n cies. M ust b e p e rm a n en tly em ployed in D ep a rtm en t o f Civil S e r ^3,700 I J I V I L o S E R b V I C E L E A s vice a n d have served as S enior P erso nnel T echn ician for one y ear preceding exam ination. R equires five y ears in personnel a d m in is tr a tio n in public agency, of w hich th re e m u st h ave been in civil s e rvi<je law or personnel procedures in local governm ent field. (Closes M onday, M ay 3). 7036. P ersonn el T ech nician (Ex a m in atio n s), E x am in atio n s D ivis ion, D e p a rtm e n t of Civil Service. (P ro m ,), $3,450 to tal. Five a n n u a l increases of $132. Fee, $2. V ac an cies in te st developm ent, te s t e d it ing an d reference, an d in ac c o u n t ing, engineering, social w elfare, nu rsing , dietics, biological science, law an d law enforcem ent. S e p a r a te eligible lists will be estab lish ed for te st developm ent, te st e d it ing a n d reference, a n d for various occu patio nal specialties. M ust be p e rm a n en tly em ployed in D e p a rt m e n t of Civil Service a n d m u st have served for six m o n th s before ex a m in a tio n as Ju n io r P erso nnel T echnician. (Closes M onday, M ay 3). 7037. Senior Personnel I c c h n ic ia n (E xam inations), E xam in ations Division, D ep a rtn ien t of Civil S e r vice. (Prom .), $4,242 to ta l Five a n n u a l increases of $130 Fee, $3. Vacancies in te st developm ent, te st editing a n d reference, a n d in special fields of accountin g, m e ch a n ic al engineering, social w el fare, lib ra ry science an d ed u ca tion. S ep ara te eligible lists to be established. M ust be p erm a n en tly em ployed in D ep a rtm en t of Civil Service an d m u st have served for six m o n th s before ex a m in a tio n as P ersonnel T echnician. (Closes M onday, M ay 3). 7038. Senior Clerk (M edical R e cords), B rooklyn S ta te H ospital, D ep a rtm en t of M en tal H ygiene. (P rom .), $2,346 total. Fee, $2. O ne vacancy. M ust be p erm a n en tly em ployed in B rooklyn S ta te H os p ital a n d m u st have served for one y ea r preceding ex am in atio n in clerical service th e m inim um base salary of w hich is allocated to G -2 or higher. (Closes W ednes day, M ay 5). 7039. Senior Social W orker (Y outh P aro le), New Y ork S ta te T ra in in g Schools, D ep a rtm en t of Social W elfare. (P rom .), $3,846 to tal. Five a n n u a l increases of $132. Fee, $3. A ppointm ents to resid en t or field positions a t: New Y ork S ta te T ra in in g School fo r G irls, H udson a n d B rooklyn; New Y ork S ta te T ra in in g School fo r Boys, W arw ick; New Y ork S ta te A gricultural an d In d u stria l School In d u stry ; a n d A nnex of S ta te T ra in in g School fo r Boys, New H am pton. M ust be p erm a n en tly employed in D ep a rtm en t of Social W elfare a n d m u st hav e served for one y ear preceding ex a m in a tio n as Social W orker (Y outh P arole) a n d m u st have five years in social case w ork w ithin la st te n y ears of w hich tw o m u st h av e been w ith child w elfare or juvenile d e linquency agency, o r com pletion of two years tra in in g in school of social w ork plus tw o years fu ll tim e experience in child w elfare or juvenile delinquency agency, or equivalent, (Closes W ednesday, M ay 5). 7040. Senior Clerk ( M e d ia l R ecords), C reedm oor S ta te H os p ital, D ep a rtm en t of M e n tal H y giene. (P rom .), $2,346 to tal. Five a n n u a l increases of $120. Fee, $2. O ne vacancy. M ust be p e rm a n ently em ployed in Creedm oor S ta te H osp ital a n d m u st h ave served on p e rm a n e n t biasis fo r one y ea r p re ceding ex am ination in clerical se r vice in a grade th e m inim um base sa lary of w hich is allocated to G -2 o r higher. W ritten , S atu rd a y , M ay 22. (Closes W ednesday, M ay S). U.S. Opens Steno and Typist Tewortunity For June Graduates STE N O -T Y PIST S enior stu d e n ts tod ay h av e a b e tte r th a n even o p p o rtu n ity of g ettin g p e rm a n e n t F ederal jobs as S tenog raph ers a n d Typists, said Ja m e s E. Rossell, D irector of th e New Y ork Office of th e U, S. Civil Service Commission. I n ann ouncin g a new ex a m in a tio n fo r S ten ographers a n d T y p ists fo r New Y ork a n d New Jersey, Mr. Rossell pointed ou t th a t, b e cause of th e continuing needs of governm ent agencies, a n y qualified ap p lican t h a s a favorable ch a n ce for app ointm ent. T h e m inim um age Is 1 8 years. A special in v itatio n to file is Issued to com m ercial stu d e n ts w ho will be g rad u a ted in Ju n e , since it is p la n n ed to m ake th e first a p p o in t m en ts from this te st in th e early sum m er. Sim ple R equirem ents No specific experience o r educaca tio n is required b u t ap p lica n ts m u st ta k e a written w hich includes a S well as a test of their^^^ sh o rth a n d abilityare expected to taKC ^ th e ra te of T h e beginning Typ $1,954 a year for a « .jj Stenographers st^^ {jjien $2,168. A few f P°L rie be m ad e a t hlBhci to A p p ly N. Y., n o t la te r th a n T h ursday, A pril 29. B lanks m ay be ob tain ed fro m th e Com m ission by m ail (no r e tu r n postage required) o r in p e r son, o r in person a t th e m ain p ost office, except New York. N. Y. M ention b o th title (Typist. S ten o grap h e r) a n d n u m b er (2-13-1948) of th e exam ination. T he sam e a p plication holds fo r b o th titles. O ff® !* I s l l e n e w e d b y N Y U krvic7 Municipal Y ork U niversity. T h e scholarships ' •‘otice . “^“^ssioner, has are fo r evening study for a n en tire ° NYc department college course leading to a b ac h el o r’s degree. T he w ork m u st be >êgard einw ■ ^ scholarships com pleted w ith in six calen d ar Offered by New years. T h e req uirem ents ca n d id a te s m u st have a re : H igh school g ra d u atio n ; com pletion of n o t m ore th a n 1 6 po ints of college w ork; a n d n o n -a tte n d a n c e a t an y col lege, Including New Y ork U niver sity, since Ju ly 1 , 1 9 4 6 . actually be in ‘''*1Serving Office, 'Ron Of,, pom m ission, 6 4 1 - ^ t r e e t . New Y ork 1 4 , B B D E R P a g e r a n e Women Cleaner Test Offers Quick Jobs T h e C leaner (W om en) ex a m in a tio n will ta k e place on T uesday, W ednesday, an d T h ursday, M ay 4, 5, an d 6. C an d id ates should r e p o rt to th e P a rk D ep a rtm en t pool 533 W est 59th S treet, between 10th an d 11th Avenues, M a n h a tta n d u r ing t h a t tim e. I t Is n o t •. possible to apply before M ay 4. T h e ex am in atio n will be given a t th e tim e of application. T he h o u rs fo r applying on tho se days are from noon to 7 p.m. C a n d id ates will be p u t on th e eligible list in th e o rder of th e ir application, subject to v eteran preference. Official Notice T h ere are ab o u t 300 im m ediate vacancies. Jo bs will be filled soon a fte r th e list is prom ulgated. T he official notice of th e e x a m in a tio n follows: NOTICE O F EXAM INATION CLEANER (WOMEN) (5215), L abor Class > S alary : A ppointm ents for fu ll tim e w ork will be m ad e a t salaries fro m $1,200 to $1,380 per an n u m $660 per annum . A p p oin tm en t r a te plus a cost-of-living a d ju s tm e n t of will be based on th e n u m b er of days worked. I n addition, th e re will be one a n n u a l a d ju s tm e n t of $60 p er an n u m . , A ppointm ents for p a rt-tim e m ork for 302 days will be m ade a t $1,140 per a n n u m plus a costof-living a d ju stm e n t of $180 per annum . I n ad dition, th e re will be th re e a n n u a l a d ju stm e n ts of $60 per an n u m . W here a n d W hen to Apply A pplications: A pplications will be issued a n d received fro m 12 noon to 7 p.m. on M ay 4, 5 a n d 6, 1948 a t th e P a rk D ep a rtm en t pool on 59th S t . , 533 W est 59th S treet, between 10th a n d 11th Aves., M a n h a tta n . Since th e position of passing can d id ates on th e eligible list is d eterm ined by th e ir ap plicatio n num bers, th e following procedure will be used for th e issuance and recelpn of applications. Consequtively num bered applications will be issued a t th e above lo ^ itio n in th e order of ap p e ara n ce of th e ap p lican ts a t th e p o in t of issuance. A fter receiving a n application, cand idates will n o t be p erm itte d to leave th e above location u n til th e y have filled in th e app lication form , a n d paid th e fee of $1. T he Com mission will provide n o ta riz a atio n service a t th e sta tu to ry fee a f 12 cents. C andidates should come p rep ared to pay cotal fee of unless i t is on th e reg u la r a p plicatio n form fu rn ish e d by th e Commission. No one will be allow ed to ta k e a n applicatio n fo rm fro m th e building. , F ee: $1. Fees are n o t refu n d ed to p erso ns w ho are ab sen t from ex am in atio n s; refu n d s are m ade only to th o se ca n d id a te s n o t p e r m itte d to ta k e ex am in atio n s by th e Com m ission because they lack th e necessary req u irem en ts. V acancies; A large n u m b e r a t present in various city d e p a r t m ents; oth ers expected. R equirem ents: At th e d a te of filing applications, ca n d id a tes m u st be citizens of th e U nited S ta te s an d residents of th e S ta te of New York. F or a p p o in tm e n t In m ost d ep a rtm e n ts, eligibles m ust have been bona fide resid en ts an d dwellers of th e City for a t least th re e years im m ed iately preceding ap poin tm ent. P rospective can d id ates a re c a u tioned t h a t th e ex am in atio n will require ability to re a d a n d w rite English. D uties: To clean, du st, polish, scrub, sweep an d p erfo rm oth er lig h t labor services in public buil dings; perform re la te d work. T ests: C an d id ates will be given a qualifying te st of th e ir ab ility to re a d an d w rite E nglish w hich m ay be in th e form of a sim ple rep o rt o r a sh o rt answ er test. P hysical-M edical D a ta M edical a n d P hysical R equire m e n ts: C an d id ates m a y be re je c t ed fo r an y disease, in ju iy or a b norm ality , w hich in th e opinion of th e m edical exam iner ten d s to Im p a ir h e a lth or usefulness, such a s : h e rn ia ; defects of th e h e a r t o r lungs; defective h e a rin g ; vision of less th a n 20/40 in b o th eyes (eye glasses allo w ed ); th ird degree or disabling varicose veins. C hange of A ddress: C and idates fo r exam in atio n a n d eligibles o n lists m u st n o tify th e Com m ission p rom ptly of all changes of address betw een th e tim e of filing th e a p plicatio n a n d a p p o in tm e n t to a p e rm a n e n t position from th e list. F ailu re to do so m ay disqualify th e m on an y p a r t or p a rts of th e exam in ation w h ich h ave n o t a l read y been held. T h e p e rtin e n t sections of th e G eneral E x am in atio n In stru c tio n s are also to be considered p a r t of th is notice. M unicipal Civil Service Com m ission: Jo se p h A. M cN am ara, $ 1 .1 2 . , P residen t; E sth e r B rom ley an d A pplications will n o t be Issued D arw in W. T elesford, C om m is or received th ro u g h th e mails. sioners. No applicatio n will be accepted .F ran k a S chaefer. S ecretary. D u tie s A re C h an g d S p e c ia l to T h e L E A D E R W ASHINGTON, April 19. — T he V eterans A d m inistration r e lieved its T ra in in g Officers of all responsibility for th e d irect su pervision of W orld W a r n v e t e ra n s in tra in in g im d er th e G I Bill. ^T h e change will p erm it VA’s T ra in in g Officers to devote m ore tim e to th e needs of disabled v e t era n s in tra in in g u n d e r th e Vo catio n al R e h ab ilita tio n A ct (P u b lic Law 16). T he law gives VA full responsibility fo r th e tra in in g of these veterans. E d u c a tio n E x am H e a r E xam in atio n s for F irs t A ssist a n t — D ay H ig h Schools in Ac coun ting a n d B usiness P ractice an d in S ten o g rap h y a n d T ype w ritin g will be an n o u n ced by th e B oard of E d u catio n th is spring. I t Is p la n n e d to hold tlxe ex a m in atio n s early in S eptem ber. Persons who would like to know w h eth e r th e y a re eligible should w rite to Dr. A braham K roll, C h a irm a n of th e C om m it tee on Com m ercial Licenses, B oard of E d u cation, 110 Living sto n S tre et. B rooklyn 2. N.Y. Com plete in fo rm atio n concerning courses ta k e n should be given in th e le tte r of inquiry. S t a t e H e a lth D e p a r tm e n t J o b s O f f e r e d in T e s t C l o s i n g A p r i l 2 6 T h e S ta te D e p a rtm e n t of Civil Service will hold w ritte n opencom petitive te sts on S atu rd ay , M ay 22, fo r positions in th e S ta te D ep a rtm en t of H ea lth as Associ ate C ancer R adiologist a n d B ac teriologist (Virology). As soon a s th e eligible list is established, one Associate C a n cer R adiologist will be appointed. E n tra n c e salary is $6,700, in c lu d ing a cost-of-living bonus of $700, w ith five a n n u a l sa la ry increases of $275. O ne ap p o in tm e n t also will be m ad e as B acteriologist (Virology) a t $3,900, including $450 bonus. T h ere will be five a n n u a l sa lary increases of $132. Q ualifications for B acteriologist (Virology) include a college d e gree w ith specialization in th e bacteriological sciences, a n d th re e years of bacteriological experience, of w hich one y ea r m u st h ave been in Virology. C andidates for A ssociate C ancer R adiologist m u st h av e license, or be eligible to e n te r ex a m in a tio n for license, to p rac tic e m edicine in New Y ork S ta te , an d five y ears’ clinical experience In th e tr e a t m e n t of ca n ce r including deep xra y th e ra p y , a fte r com pletion of in tern sh ip , o r a sa tisfac to ry equi valent. A pplications should be filed w ith th e E x am in ations D ivision, S ta te D ep a rtm en t of Civil Service, eith er a t 270 Broadw ay, New Y ork 13, N. Y„ or a t S ta te office Building, A lbany 1, N. Y., n o t la te r th a n M onday, A pril 26. A pplications are obtainable from , also a com plete notice of exam ination. A re tu rn , self-addressed envelope bearing six cents postage should bo enclosed w ith th e request. P a g « Ti C I V I L S E R V I C E L E A D E R F E D E R A L A n I n A L L v i t a t i o C A N D ID A T E S n ! 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W i t h fe e t h e ld d o w n , w h ile in a s u p in e p o s itio n , c a n d id a te s m u s t a s s u m e a s i t t i n g p o s itio n , c a r r y in g u p a 5 -p o u n d b a r b e ll be h in d h is n e c k . H ig h J u m p ( R u n P e r m it t e d ) — 4 fe e t I V 2 in c h e s . N E W S S C H O O L D IR E C T O R Y Apply Momborship Dopartmont 8 5 % A p rC T E m p lo y e e s W a r n e d A g a in s t D is tr ib u tin g P o litic a l L ite r a tu r e W ASHINGTON, April 19.—T h e group Including a im lon local. p u u i i v elective CiCUMVC U l u c e is 18 public oflace “Also, it should be poin ted o u t a n activ ity prohibited by U. S. Civil Service Com mission sta te d th a t its a tte n tio n h a s beerf th a t th e distrib u tio n of lite ra tu re Service R ules an d called to th e fa c t t h a t c e rta in urging o th e rs to register as a f of th e H a tc h Act. F ederal em ployees, m em bers of filiated w ith a p a rtic u la r political “T he lie rulin g s outlined employee un ions, h av e d istrib u p a rty o r u rg in g o th e rs to vote for new ru lin g s b u t are of te d lite ra tu re of a political n atu re , or ag a in st p a rtis a n ca n d id a tes for years’ sta n d in g . urging o th e r m em bers of th e u n ion a n d em ployees generally to register fo r voting an d to vote fo r or ag a in st m em bers of Congress whose record show ed th e y were for or ag a in st c e rta in described legislation. The Com m ission w arn ed : saO W C A S D W KITINO a nd lalterlxia to r od rertlatiic uste. e x p e r t tadtvtdm^ ttoo. Bes. lO Sa. Tete BOlciMe. aKPUBZJO SOBOOl^ M W. tSUi “H ie Com m ission wishes It to be definitely im derstood t h a t if a A e e a e m k e a a Oeeaevelal— CeOe P re a a e a te ty F ed eral employee d istrib u tes poli tical lite ra tu re , o r solicits votes, or otherw ise engages in p roh ibited B O MM AH. A U L A O A M O a T — i l a s t n u b m u O o r . n d t o o S t . . B k l m B e c v n t a political activ ity , th e fa c t t h a t h e acted u n d e r th e direction or sug gestion of a u n io n Local will n o t A. Ik B. OftlTINO 8€HOOL>—Bzpert Inetnictore. 680 Leooz Ava. AUdnboo l-iq excuse th e violations. I n o th e r words, a F ed eral em ployee is h eld U B A RI n Ns t r Tu Oc t i oDn Rs .I V 2E3 9 u nB d. e Kr i nGK. sl .b rBi di vl le. L a c hBe r o An u* .t o ( OSpc ph .o oPl o e( L Pi ea . r k N) . L YU . . S4 -t3a4t6e0T, T*®*' personally acco untable fo r any B A R B E R SC H O O L political activ ity violations w hich he personally com m its, irrespec L B A RB Ma r b eB rA RS cBh Eo Ro lI,N G2 1. BD oawy -eEr yv e. s W. AS p 6e -c0i a0 l3 3 C. l a s e e a l o r w o m e n . Q l ' e w e ic o m * “. 1 tive of w h eth er h e is acting a s a n individual o r a s a m em ber of a B a s tD C M S e h o e k i T h re e Gyms, R u n n in g T rack , Weight*, P o o l an d G eneral C o n d itio n in g E q u ip m e n t D O 8< l < y » T i i e B ro o d W O T js.! C 6 8 th i m. ....... ...... » ♦•> * C I V I L S E R V I C E L E A F E D E R A L / a n n u a l R e p o r t o f C i v i l S e r v ie e a tc h A ct w henever th e question { M o w in g is t h e t h i r d c o n - H ........................ f ' f J Z t a l m e n t o f th e V . S . of rem oval is a t issue. As th e Com m ission h a s pointed «^^^ctrvice C o m m is s io n . A n o t h e r ■ t- v i l l b e p u b l i s h e d n e x t out previously In its a n n u a l r e ports, S ta te em ployees who are iiif' - p e p a rim e n ts a n d Agen- ^ Aulhority to Classify Jobs thin S tandards S et b y . th e wi' C o m m is s io n Commission believes th a t adm inistration of th e underlying th e C lassifn Act of 1923 will be achievwhen th e Congress enacts ^?«tion which will provide: That the Civil Service Com nn develop sta n d a rd s to be " guides in determ in in g Jfades jobs should be placed for salary a d m in istra tio n purn ^(2 )’That th e head s of d ep art' ts and agencies classify th e ir h<! in accordance w ith th e sta n f.rd> issued by th e Com m ission; (3 ) That the Civil Service Com mission conduct p o st-au d its deiened to determ ine w h eth e r th e re las been adherence to sta n d ard s, d that it direct t h a t corrective iion be taken w henever it finds hat there has n o t been a d h e rflce to standards. At the present tim e, u n d e r existijjg law and Executive order, th e jassiflcation of field positions is ^îed on substan tially In conormity with th e above recom jendations, except for th e fa c t bat the Commission h a s no auhority to direct t h a t corrective iction be taken w hen it finds th a t here has not been adheren ce to tindards. In the departm ental service, no obs can be officially classified itii the Commission h a s given •lor approval to th e proposed ctlon. Enactment of th e above th ree ecommendations w ould re su lt in lawfication becoming a f a r m ore ffective tool of ad m in istra tio n han it is at the p rese n t tim e. 3, Federal employees charged leir part should be accorded th e me procedural safeg uards as are kiw accorded S ta te employees barged with violations of th e lo u se C o m m itte e iC on tim ied f r o m Page 1) n raises be delayed u n til th e ost of the defense p ro g ra m is itimated. Nevertheless, th e House Committee on P o st Office an d livii Service w ent rig h t ah e ad flth the approval of two bills — 1 increase of $585 for postal forkers ($11.23 a week) a n d $468 or other Federal w orkers ($9 a This was less th a n th e committee approved — wO for postal w orkers a n d a J»duated scale for th e o thers “it average $650. Only a B onus Increases as recom m ended committees are a proposed not a p a r t of p e rm a n e n t not subject to deductions salary, for in creasing th e ^lon. The House group ap h«v* effective d a te of M ay iin! an exp iratio n d ate of 30, 1949. lê House bill c a n ’t re a c h th e rtim approval is obtained Tnm i ^^Jes Com m ittee. T his bn of ^ subject to th e R epubSteering C om m ittee t h a t deJ appears likely, w ith a n u ltlli'u^^l^Promise on sm aller raisrj] j®*^50^postal a n d $300 genJoe M artin , of th e 'behalf of th e S teerin g th e “necessity” °!'aymg action> b u t he ouidn't iltteg th e H ouse com Ided some R epublicans foveri fw th e bill got ap cratic vote^^ ^ D em to look as if th e R e- T hdi COURSES $25 ♦ Hours to Suit • SHORTHAND ^^N’OTynv ‘ JNO « COMPTOMETRY ARKt * machine) $00.50 em ployed in activities financed in whole or in p a r t from F ederal fu n d s w hen ch a rg ed w ith th e vio latio n of th e prohibitio n against political activity are provided w ith ce rtain p ro cedural safeguards. T hese safeguards include (a) th e g ran tin g to th e Civil Service Com m ission of th e pow er of subpoena an d (b) a fo rm al hearing. I n dealing w ith charges against F ed eral em ployees for violation of prohibitions ag a in st political activ ity, th e Com m ission h a s no power of subpoena an d is, th erefore, not In a position to provide su ch em ployees w ith th e sam e type of h ea rin g as is provided in th e case of S ta te employees. T h e Com m ission believes th a t w henever th e question of rem oval is a t Issue, Federal^ em ployees should be given th e sam e proce d u ral safeg uards as S ta te em ployees. 4. W hen a v eteran is restored to duty because of a n ap p e al w hich h as been su stain e d by th e Civil Service Commission, th e agency h ead should have au th o rity to com pensate th e v eteran fo r tim e lost from work. Also, w here a v e t e ra n or a n o n -v e te ra n em ployee is suspended by th e h e a d of th e agency should h av e th e rig h t to auth orize back p ay for th e tim e lost. Section 14 of th e V eteran s’ P referen ce A ct of 1944 provides t h a t w hen a v eteran h a s been dis missed from th e service, h e m ay appeal to th e Civil Service Com m ission from such action. I n some cases, th e com plicated n a tu re of th e Issues involved In a n appeal results In unavoidable delays d u r ing w hich tim e th e v eteran m ay be off th e p ay roll. I f th e Com m ission's decision is favorable to th e veteran, th e agency should have th e a u th o rity to com pensate th e v eteran for th e tim e h e lost from work d uring th e h an d lin g of his appeal. I n cases of suspensions pending actio n on charges, th e h e a d of an A p p r o v e s R a is e p ub lican m ajo rity , th a t got th e p a y raise bills going originally, will find t h a t it h a s lost o u t to D em ocrats, since D em ocrats, w ith enough suppo rt from R epublicans dissenting from GOP policy, would practically be in th e saddle on th is issue. D em ocrats in Saddle R epresentative E d Rees, C h a ir m an of th e H ouse C om m ittee, w ent along w ith Mz\ M a rtin ’s "suggestion." b u t only six votes were ca st for postponem ent. R ep resen tativ e G eorge M iller (D., C alif.), moved fo r th e $585 postal bill a n d R ep resen tativ e M orrison (D„ La.) fo r th e $468 general raise. T hus D em ocrats w ere ta k in g th e initiative. O rg anization s to Act Employee organizations u n d e r sta n d fully w h at is going on an d are g ettin g ready to le t th e m em bers of b o th H ouses know t h a t n eith er delay n o r w h ittlin g is de fensible. « mIIHV 800KKEIPIN0 h S A * ^ ^ • ' ‘^TOM ETRY E l e v ^ N E W S i s s i o n agency should h ave th e “rig h t to authorize p ay fo r tim e lost w hen th e employee is to be restored to his position, w h eth e r th e em ployee is a v eteran or not. 5. Congress should fix a d ate w hich would definitely define those periods of service in th e arm ed forces w hich do a n d those w hich do n o t en title v eteran s to s ta tu tory resto ra tio n rig hts. W hile some provisions of th e Selective T ra in in g an d Service Act have expired, section 8 of th a t Act, providing m a n d a to ry re sto r atio n rig h ts of veterans, was con tin u ed in effect u n d e r th e provi sions of section 7 of th e ac t of J u n e 29, 1946 (Public Law 473, 79th Congress). S ection 7 of th e Service E xtenson A ct of A ugust 18, 1941, as am ended, Jirovlded fo r m a n d a to ry resto ra tio n of em ploy ees who e n te re d m ilita ry service a fte r M ay 1, 1940; section 2 (c) of th e a c t of A ugust 8, 1946 (Public Law 660, 79th Congress) provided for m a n d a to ry re sto ra tio n of em ployees who en ter m ilita ry service a fte r a period of service In th e M e rc h an t M arine; an d S ection 212 of th e Public H e a lth Service Act of Ju ly 1, 1944, by in te rp re ta tio n extended resto ra tio n rig h ts to conunissioned officers of th e R e serve Corps of th e P ublic H ealth Service called to active d u ty a fte r N ovember 11, 1943. N one of these laws co ntains a fixed d a te of ex piration. Public Law 239 of J u ly 25, 1947, 80th Congress (jo in t resolution to te rm in a te c e rta in em ergency and w ar powers) provides in S ection 3 th ereof th a t In th e in te rp re ta tio n of c e rta in specifically n am ed s ta t u to ry provisions th e effective d ate of Public Law 239 (Ju ly 25, 1947) Is to be deemed th e d a te of th e te rm in atio n of a n y s ta te of w ar h eretofo re declared by th e C on gress an d of th e n a tio n a l >»mergencies proclaim ed by th e P re si d e n t on S eptem ber 8, 1939, an d on M ay 27, 1941. Since e n a c tm e n t of th is law, d if ferences of opinion h ave aiise n am ong th e legal staffs of various governm ent agencies as to w h eth er or n o t a t th e ex p iratio n of 6 m o n th s a fte r th e effective d ate of th e a c t persons en terin g th e arm ed forces a fte r t h a t tim e will h ave resto ra tio n rights. Postmaster Albert Goldman (left) eongrotulated Philip Lepper (right) and Max Rosenson on their elevation to Presidency and Vice-Presi* deney, respectively, of Branch 36, National Association of Letter Carriers, Empire Branch, 80,000 members, campaigning to increase postal employees w ages at least $800, supporting the Baldwin bill in the Senate (S. 1949) and the Butler bill in the House (H.R. 5667) In te rn a l R e v e n u e A sk s F o r 1 0 ,0 0 0 M o r e A i d e s W ASHINGTON, April 19—T h e In te rn a l R evenue B u rea u needs 10,000 m ore Collectors a n d Agents, U n d er-sec re tary of th e T reasu ry A. L. M. W iggins told a S en ate A ppropriations subcom m ittee. T h e T re asu ry D e p a rtm e n t says t h a t th e G o vern m ent is losing $5,000,000,000 a y ear in u n p aid In come taxes because of u n d e rs ta f fing. M r. W iggins believed t h a t $1,000,000,000 a y ear was lost th ro u g h deliberate frau d . A no th er official said t h a t $4,000,000,000 w as lost In n o n -fra u d cases. T h e b u rea u n eeded 10,000 m ore Collectors a n d A gents to exam ine ta x re tu rn s properly. O nly 3 p er c e n t of th e ta x re tu rn s checked, said M r. W iggins. T ra n s c rip ts G ra n te d W ASHINGTON, A pril 19.—T h e U. S. Civil Service Com m ission h a s am ended its rules (C h ap ter I, P a r t 22), b ro ad ening a n em ployee's privileges in th e event a decision goes a g a in st h im a fte r a bearing on charges. T h e am ended provision follows: “T ra n sc rip ts of hearing . If a h ea rin g is h eld a n d a tr a n s scrip t of th e proceedings a t such h ea rin g m ade,” th e em ployee is entitled to a copy. W A T C H R E P A IR IN G J E W E L R Y E N G R A V IN G D IC T A T IO N Dependabl« Basic Vocations For Intellieent Men »nd WomcB STENOORAPHER ^ COURT STENOGRAPHER 175 wpm. Classes Tuesdays aiid Thursdays, 6 p.m. to 8 p n i.' 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Use This Coupon Before You Mislay It— Write or Print Pluinly P « p i a T w d v » N E W V I L S E K T I C Y O R K K L C A D E R C IT Y T h a t i y , A y r i t N E W S ir W e lfa r e W o rk e rs U n d e r L o o k H illia r d , A s R aym ond M. H illiard took over hi.s duties (new Commis sioner of th e NYC W elfare D e p a rtm e n t) employee opinion in t h e agency welcomed h is fo rth r ig h t ap proach to h is problem s and his speed in m eetin g w ith staff. F ailure to m eet w ith sta ff was a sore point in relation s w ith th e preceding s h o rt-te rm com miaaioner, B enjam in Fielding. T he general employee a ttitu d e tow ard th e new com m issioner c o u ld be sum m ed up th is w ay: 1. H e a p p ea r s coo l, c o m p e t e n t a n d sh re w d , evokea r esp e ct. 2. He knows how to say precisely th e rig h t th in g th a t needa to be said in an y situation. 3. H e is, h o w e v e r , o p t im is tic in a.ssum ing t h a t t h e jo b c a n b e d on e a s th o r o u g h ly a s h e w a n t s it d o n e w ith o u t su ffic ien t sta ff. 4. H e m u s t r e c o g n iz e t h a t h is p roper d e m a n d for q u a lity p e r fo r m a n c e m a s t be a c c o m p a n ie d by proi» 2 r s a la r ie s p a id fo r t h e job s, a n d m u s t f a c e t h e r e a litie s o f th e N Y C w e lfa re s itu a tio n . C an’t F orget R eport H illia r d ’s “ le t b y g o n e s be b y g o n e s ” a ttitu d e is a p p la u d e d . N e v e rth eless, th e e m p lo y e e s fin d it difTicult to f o r g e t th e r e c e n t r e port o f th e S t a t e W e lfa r e D e p a r t m e n t. A lm o st a ll o f t h o s e in t e r v iew ed by T h e L E A D E R —m e m bers o f t h e U n ite d P u b lic W o r k - W H I T E S T O N E }Jiir.«-a l< iw fram fi. d e tn o h rtd , ro o n is, hiii.liH, o o e n p o f f h . flrR p l;K !p , a u t o i n a t i R ti' iir, P l o t 5 0 x 1 0 0 . N< mvIb r c D a i r a . r n inii>ili:it(* o i ' f i i p n i i r y $ 1 0 . . 5 0 0 . E » f l ) c r t a t W h i t c s t o i i e , F L iia h in g r 3 - 7 7 0 7 . E D R IV IN G B u t T o Im p r o v e d C ite B u rd e n s ers, of th e Clvtl Service P orura, a n d of o th e r organizations—fotm d item s to criticize in th e report. Few employees couM be fotm d who would say it w as a fair, u n biased rep o rt aiccurately reflectljag conditions in th e departm ent. T hey h<rfd t h a t th e rep o rt did not take full accotm t a t th e bur> dens borne, of th e h eavy case>loads im posed o n Social In v esti gato rs, A ssistant Supervisors, S u pervisors, S enior S upervisors a n d others of th e difficulties in w ork ing with, too-sm all staff. T he So cial In v estig ato rs' recom m enda tion for g ran tin g aid even Jn some cases th a t ev en tu ally proved doubtful w as m ore o r less a d m itted, t*ut th e necessity f<wr re solving problem s in th e h u m a n e direction was stressed. “O th e r wise,” one em ployee said, “relief would be denied in ihany cases w here it was urgently a n d p ro m p t ly needed.” UnderstaiTing a n d Low F ay T he employees have long been p rotestin g .against th e a d m in istra tion of th e d e p a rtm e n t w ith a f a r insufficient n u m b er of employees, an d ask whose responsibility it is. T he d ep a rtm e n t in th e p a s t h a s stressed th e need fo r eligible lists. T h e Social In v estig ato r E x am in a tion Is n ea rin g its conclusion an d th e eligible list is expected to be prom ulgated n ex t week, so a p poin tm en ts ca n b e m ade. T h e w ritte n tests for Supervisor, As sista n t Supervisor a n d S enior S u pervisor were held on April 1. 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Iliireau itorvlee) h(1 .»(>[ NU 1024 AMSTERDAM AVENUE At llOtb St. Rl 9.4930 COM PLETE COU RSE $10 C A R S <^K ttO A D n £S T L e a m e ra * e r m it , O lin u f f e u ia , O p c r a to r fi ficeaw* StMsnrcd .. O pen S a tn rd s n and 40 1. 124tb ST.. NYC A s k s M ake or R opair T o u r Own Rod. Male C alcu tta Split Bam boo, Stainless F lttlnera, Butt«, Grips, Reelseata in Stock. KLEE 1443 E. 0 4 th St.. C anarsie CL. 7-2313 C ity P a y S u rv n P r ic e s UFA a n d Its officers wer* com m ended by th e Mayor* ial C om m ittee on Salary m e n ts f o r th e ir presentaS?" behalf of a p ay raise, i t th e n t h a t NYC ranked o f th e fifteen largest citS * ^ co u n try in th e Percentage < e ra l city *a«>enditurea ^ t o e f i ^ t e r wages a n f t New York, u n d er th e 194a2S get, show s a percentage ag a in st 1 2 .fl percent * Angeles, I n 1908 this S'.a p e rc e n t show ing that S o f fire protection has « v pace w ith th e steadily costs of city government M r. C ran e also oointen ‘out n th e to t a l valuatio n of prorwi, th is city protected by firem an on d u ty is $4,184^ w hile th e n um b er of liv^ ^ te cte d by a n individual fliJ is 2,100. ^ “T he UFA,” h e said, “has alt believed in working with the i ad m in istra tio n in arriving a] m u tu a l agreem ent in the ba ling of inequities. We have eii u p o ur rig h t to strike and a in sist on th e conference metl of a tta in in g our aims. We lieve we know th e problems cident to ru n n in g a city and have ta k e n g reat pains to leti problem s be known to th< sponSible officials. Where th«r( m u tu a l understanding there m u tu al agreem ent.” H ig i) P e n s io n C o s t to S e c re t to P . C . o f Publ 9 8 A poll ta k e n by th e P ension Fo rum , a group of younger m em bers of th e police force, to sam ple public know ledge an d (p in io n , shows t h a t few er th a n 2 per cent of th e public know s t h a t a P a tro lm a n ’s pension con trib ution c a n r u n to $550 a year, on a $3,150 salary, th e six th -y e a r pay. T h e a n n o u n c em en t w as m ade by P e te r S chneid er, E xecutive Secre ta ry . T h e first question asked w as: W h a t do you believe is th e h ig h est am o u n t p ay ab le yearly to his pension system by a New Y w k C ity pcriiceman e a rn in g a b ase sa l a ry of $3,150 a y ea r?” T h e replies to th is question were as follows: D on’t k n o w .................... 28.20% $300 o r l e s s .................... 61.53% B etw een $350-$500 . . . 8.55% $550 or m o r e .................... 1.72% T h e seccmd question w as: “W h a t d o you believe is th e hig h e st r a te policem en should be required to co n trib u te to th e ir pension system ?” T h e relates: 8% o r l e s s ...................... 78.75% B etw een 7% a n d 10% 18.25% 11% or m o r e .................... 3.00% "New Y orkers, it ap p ears from th is poll,” sa id P a tro lm a n S chnei2 CHANGES IN PEK SK IL L T hom as M cElroy h as been a p po inted C h a irm an of th e Peekskill Civil Service Com m ission to com plete th e unexpired te rm of A r th u r E. A nderson, an d S alvatore T. G am bino Is th e new S ecretary. M r. G am bino replaces Louis R u benfeld. NEW ELM IRA SECRETARY M ax E tk in d is th e new Secre ta ry of t^ e E lm ira Civil Service Commission. H e succeeds Jo h n H. H am ilton, resigned. • F R E E ! G e t y o u r e o p y N O W ! Ch>U Service Leader^* C A R E E R T R A IN IN G S C H O O L G U ID E . A lis tin g o f sc h o o ls a n d c o u r s e s y o u c a n t a k e f o r s p e c ia liz e d jo b tr a in i n g . 2 3 8 sc h o o ls a n d o v e r 5 ,0 0 0 c o u r s e s liste d . F ill O u t t h e C o u p o n B e lo m CIVIL SERVICE LEADER. 97 Diiaii* StfM t, New York 7. N. Y. send m e a copy of y o u r C A R E E R T R A IN IN G SCH OOL CUIDEL I u n d e rsta n d th e re ia d o ob ligation o n m y p a rt. I am p a rtic u la rly in terested in courae* i n ................................................. .. P le a a e Name ...................... ............................. .................. ........... ................................... Sandaya AT 9-S528 to a n d I t i e U niform ed R rem en*s A m~ sociatioa h a s reqmested M ayor 01>w yer’s I m b a e B d a tio n s B oard to m a k e a survey of living costs In rela tio n to th e incom e o f F ire m en. J o h n P . C tan e , U FA presi d e n t, exiH^ssed confidence t h a t th e B o ard ’s lliklinga w ould su b s ta n tia te th e UFA'S c u rre n t pay raise cam paign. T h e survey's findings, w hen com pared w ith th e firefigiiters’ ta k e -h o m e -p a y a f te r deductiODS, w£B affo rd a d efinite le c tu re o f th e econ<»nie ctm dition of every m a n a n d h is ftunily in th e F ire Depcurtment. T h e B o ard ctunprises T heodore W . K heel, D irector; J o s e s ^ E. L ’O ra d y , D ep u ty D irec to r, a n d H enry S. Lyons, M edia tor. “Payroll deductions,” M r. C ran e said, “ am ovmt to m o re th a n $900 yearly fo r unifo rm s, p en 4 o n s, in com e taxes, a n d o th e r item s. W hen th e se are com pared to liv in g costs, i t win be clearly seen w hy we are so in siste n t in o u r request for a $600 raise tor th e e n tire u n ifo rm ed force. "T h e city h a s long oajoyed th e m ax im um protection from fire a n d conflagrations, b u t th e g re a t er p ortion of th e cost of th is pro te ctio n h a s been borne by th e F ire m a n a n d h is fam ily in th e staggering u n p a id overtim e p u t <n, th e u n d erm a n n ed force a n d th e c«n*jaracively low salaiy.** C onference Need Stressed I n th e 1947 budget h earin g s th e r i v e TRAFFIC Aufo Driving Seheol C a rs ROD AND GUN "P O P " U F A F ir e m a n e r Jobs In o th e r d ep a rtm e n ts a t $I,00a or so m o re a year, w here th e qualifications a n d th e exam s are n o t as stiff. S alaries of h ig h er W elfare Jobs are equally b ehind th e p ay of p rom otion titles in o th e r d ^ a r tm e n ts , th e y po in t out. T he vacancies a t p rese n t in th e th r e e prom otion title s now in th e exam in atio n -h o ld in g sta g e a re r e ported to b e : A ssistant Supervis or, 150; S upervisor, 75; S en io r S u pervisor, 12. Local 1 of th e U nited Public W orkers, CIO , sedcs 750 social service prom otions. C areer Service S o o tfit T he union suggests t h a t for b etter tra in in g a n d supervision, case u h its shou ld consist o f six w orkers r a th e r th a n eight, to increase A ssistant Supervisor op enings by m ore th a n 100. S ettin g u p all u n its w ith no h id d e n case loads would increase these Assist a n t Supervisor openings by a n other 50, th e unio n adds. T he union proposal for a case load of 60. w ith 50 fo r th e V eter a n s’ Division, a n d for depressed areas, would req u ire a n o th e r 70 SupervlsoTs. A dditional prom otions would resu lt if a proposed u p grading of A dm inistrative A ssist a n ts to th e A ssistan t Supervisor would be effected an d also th e re would be 75 vacancies re sulting fro m th e prom otion of A ssistant S upervisors to Case a n d A ssistant Case Supervisory posi tions. T h e im ion f u rth e r proposes t h a t th e re be one A ssistant Case S u p e r v is e fo r fotff u n its an d a n As s is ta n t Case S upervisor fo r I n take. ^D ecentralization of th e wel fa re centers, to be n e a re r th e te r ritories fo r m o re efficient service of th e com m unity, a n d lim iting th e m to ap p ro x im ately 10 case units, wotild open u p prom otional < ^ portunities in th e h ig h e r grades, it is contended. “T h is would con trib u te to m ak in g a c a ree r serv ice in th e W elfare D ep a rtm en t a rea lity w hich w ould lead to im proved m orale a n d retenti<m of skilled stafl,** says th e union. T h e p ro g ram w ould open a com p arab le n um b er of G rad e 3, 4 an d 5 openings in th e clerical service. Insufficient C lerical S taff O ne Inv estigator, com m enting b itterly up o n th e S ta te re p o rt’s castigatio n of th e d e p a rtm e n t’s efficiency, sa id : ‘T v e o ften h a d to w ait weeks before I get steno g raphic service. T h a t’s how u n d e r m a n n ed th e clerical sta ff wa.s: M eanw hile, w e’re supposed to do a blameless, th o ro u g h job. W hen a fam ily ap p e ars to be desperate ly in need of relief, do th e y w an t me to w ait u n til all th e slow-mov ing re d -ta p e is unw ound? I th in k th e d ecent th in g is to ta k e » chance, if n eed be. a g a in st th a t fam ily being w ith o u t food or shelter. M oreover, w ith our sta g gering caseloads, we sim i^y c a n n o t do th e im peccable, searching Job t h ^ dem and. S ure we’d like ta " InefBcieneles E xist Employees did n o t deny ineiBciencies. B u t alm ost all m a in ta in ed th e y w ork h a rd , a n d t h a t th e inefficiencies are n o t of th e ir m aking. M an y blam ed press s ta te m ents fo r w h a t w as called a n er roneous public im pression of th e d e p a rtm e n t’s work. O ne supervisor sunm ied i t u p th is w ay; ‘"The S ta te re p o rt was bad, b u t n o t as b ad as I th o u g h t it was going to be. At least, it didn’t re p e a t th e c a n a rd s ab out m ink coats a n d h otel luxuries. l.e» m to D rive th r u Trafllo Dual Controlled Cura C »n to h ire fo r rood tent* Drive-Urself r . x i u r l Iniliv id u iil L«sstiii» Spi'ciiil Clusut** f o r I.uiiiM IMial-coiil rolled Cura Iiiwured Plymouth Auto School 10, P h o n e : G E dney 4 .2 ^ 1 0 J o b AddreM .................. ............................................... ................. ............................... P o lit der, “ do n o t know that new lic e m e n a re req u ired to contrit as m u c h as, a n d more than, six th o f t h e ir earnings to tl pension fund. “N ew Y o rk e rs believe that or less is a s m uch as police should be required to contribu 'O v e r a g e ' E lig ib le s T o M e e t o n A p ril 2 T h e “O verage” Police Eligi will m eet in th e Law OfBc« M ilton B roadm an, 285 Mad Avenue, Room 2300. at 6:45 on W ednesday, April 21. J o h n J . G eraghty is chain of th e group. HUDSON COMMISSIONES NAMED F ra n k N. Maloney has b«n p ointed a m em ber of the Hi* Civil Service Commission to place W illiam F. Evers, ^ r icrsA r. n o t K'K M A JH E B . MKBI GEFFEB^ aa M A B T G B rffE R T and , FE R T . — Citation. — i‘ Th e People o l the State '" p , by th e grace o f God free to A n n a R im arcik. Joseph G« G eftert. P a o l Geffert. Ann» M ary Bomlzik, Andrej ,-hn C» M ajher. If livinc. husband bo ro th in e r, H i i livingr. iivinp, of the I**® , « fe rt M ^ h e r . also known bouti a n d M eri Geffert, whose wn. residences are unknow n aiw .. ^ « able a fl ttee r due diligence. 8!ud Tliomaa M ajh er's and h e ir., n e x t o f kin. c x eo u W ^ ^ tors, d iatribntces and tt «8t. w ho se name# and a k now n a f te r dao ’-i k in and heir* a t Gpffert »» her. also knowm aa tin?: , G«rffert, deceased, joM 1 W hereas. Geonre Sabo w ho respectively reaiite at ^ ( Si>rin« V ailer. N. ‘ hat« Street. Clifton, New • applied to th a Surroeate , f C ounty of Kew Y ork ‘ (H« in s trn m e n t in wntingr. le. 1 0 40 . relating to bom s o n si property, duly < wiU a n d te stam e n t o f Mcr ^ jiê a l 3 0 k n o w n a* M ^ y Oertert^ H fert. deceaiied, w ho was p h e r d e a th a reaident or YutH: Street, th e County of o' ^ T he re lore. you and sujrt cited to show caoM ^ “* ,1 C o u rt o f o u r County o roon*^^ | H a n o f Record*, in York, on 4 and nbie p a st ten o ’clock in ^ « ataould no* bo pri»P^ < wiU o f re a l and personal ] C lV iJ L . N E W h e re to A p p ly fo r T e s ts S M W iV m i Y O R K l . E A O r a g « £ « C IT Y i n i n c s « n N E W S Opposition to Jubilee Grows sold in a souvenir jo u rn a l to plan s are being m ade fo r a f a s h raise th e needed $400,000. T he ion show to be p aid fo r by th e jo u rn a l cam e out, b u t w ith a lack trad e. I f th is d io u ld fall tliroug h o f sufficient advertising. W h a le n ’s or n o t be fally p aid fo r out »f ^ j u \ W a s fa ln g lw n S t r e e t . W e w Y o r t 1 4 , W . T . ( M m o l u t t t e a ) , n ex t proposal was to h ave th e p a rtic ip a n ts’ fees, would th e City !)• o o t s k lc O f H e w T o r t t , N . Y , C ity ’s p ^ c e a n d firem en sell have to m ake th e deficit good? 1.000,000 tickets, b u t police, fire 2901 a t 270 BrouSwa^. t§ em Toric T, 13. T .. fir S t “ We h e a r ru m o rs of an ex p e n m en a n d public objected s tr e n u sive parade. Is th e re to be one, AR»«n? I . W. Y.’ S anw app lies to oxasna for ously to th is deal. TTie Jubilee was a n d if so how m udb will it eost jobsfinally financed on a shoestring a n d who will pay fo r it? ft« D u a n e S t r e ^ M e w Y o r k t , W . Y . O i i M i t a t U n ) . O p by p riv ate citizens. N evertheless, “ We u n d e rsta n d t h a t you ai-e ^ ^ .£ *!n ^ e rv io e L E A D B K o ff ic e . th e City h a d to scrape up odds an d coim ting on a sale of 2,000,000 It ^ '^ a u c a t t o n — 1 1 0 U v i n c s U a i S t r e e t , B r o o k l j n 2 ,. H . Y . ends of m oney to p a y th e m unici tick ets of admisKion to G ra n d i « s e y - < 2 i v n S e n r to e C o m m is s io n , S t a t e B o u s ^ J r t w i t o m p al bill o u t of o th e r a p p ro p ria C e n tral P ala c e a t 50 cen ts each ^ ^ r e e t . N e w w k ; C t t j B a ]^ . C a m d e n ; p e r w n n e l o fflc e c B o l tions, in ad d itio n to th e $100,000 over a four-w eek period to re ap p ro p riated fo r p relim in a ry costs. im burse th e C ity fo r its a p p ro p ri c x a m i a r e o p e a o n ig t o th o a e tO r e a d v I n fito u e n w a c ir t C om ptroller C raig th e n th r e a t ations. Is th e re an y possibility of ^ ^ L i U v in paarUemkur d e p a r t m e n U , a $ t p o d f i e d . ened City employees w ith loss of g ettin g even h a lf t h a t m an y p eo H r docs re o e to e o r is sm e a p p lic o M o m * 0 9 N e to t c r k theix jobs if th e y w orked on th e ple into G ran d C e n tra l P alace in Jubilee. th a t time, gaite aside from th e ^ f h Iss u e s a n d r e c e iv e s a p v U ic a tio n s b 9 m a U a m d r e q u ir e * t h a t T h e S esquicentennial C elebra fa c t thaA chttdren are to be a d m it ^ ^ L a t io n s b e p o s t- m a r lc e d I je io r e m id r a g h t n i t h e e lo e f a y t f a t e . tio n of G eorge W a sh in g to n ’s te d free? I f th a t revenue is n o t fiis o is s u e * a n d r e c e iv e s a p p lio a t io n * b s m a il, b ir t r e q u ir e s b irth d a y , also im d er th e d irec realized, does i t m ean t h a t th e • Z ^ t t o n * b e a c tm a iiv o t i M e b t i th e c io s t n g d a t e ; a p o s t - m a r k tio n of Mr. W halen , resulted in City will n o t be reim bursed? a num ber of p e tty law suits i n is n o t t u ilM e n t . f t o r e t u r n p o s ta g e U r e q u ir e d l o f c ^ “ We im d erstan d th a t a good volving even th e p u blic-sp irited m any employees are w orking on ^ J fo T o n a p p lio a tt o n f r v m t h e V , 8 . C iv a S e r v ic e O o i a i a i t t i o a citizens w ho h a d become m em bers plan s fo r th e celebration. How s ta m p e d , a d d r e s s e d e tw e io p e . T V tX B H a c h e s o r U a ^ , of th e sponsoring com m ittees. m any wieh em ployees are giving ^ c l o s e d to U h t h e l e t t e r r e q u e s tin g a p p lic a t io n W a a f c * f r o m M eanw hile, th e Citizens U nion, m ore th a n in c id en tal a tte n tio n to ^ 'n y c a n d S ta te c o m n U s g lo n s a r e o i> c « e v e r y d a g ^ e x c e p t ijiiic h h a s questioned th e p ro p ri th e celebration an d w h a t v a lu a e ty of th e p ro jec te d Jubilee on a tio n ought to be p u t on th e ir tim e a nd h o lid a g s . f r o m 9 « j a . t o 4 p .m . a m d o » S a tm r d a y * f r o m n u m b er of occasions, th is week in calculatizig th e cost to th e to n o o n . T h e U . S . C o m m is s io n 1 * o p e n e v e r y 6 0 9 f r o m dem anded to know fro m G rover city? to S p .m .. e x c e p t S a tu r d a g * , S u n d a g s a m d M S d a g s . “How m uch h a s your co m m it W halen th e an sw ers to some basic i f to G e t T h e r e — R a p W t r a n s i t U n e s t U a t m a y b e t u e d 1o* questions. I t called his p la n fo r tee sp en t or obligated itself to th e U . S .. S t a i e a n d N Y C C iir l! S e r r lo e O o m m t e i o n o fflO K a fashiOTi sixom a n "obviously n o n - spen d? ^ a n d t h e C i t y C o ll e c t o r o fla c e s , w h e r e a p p iS c a O o D s a r c Is s u e d “These are som e of th e ques mxtnicipal fu n ctio n .” I t w anted ff^ v e d f o r la r g e e x a o » . to U o w : to know ju s t how m a n y City em tio n s th a t are b o th e rin g us on ployees — in u n d ersta ffe d de th e basis of incom plete in fo rm a p a rtm e n ts — were neglecting th e ir tio n so f a r available. As th in g s P o lic e C i v i l i a n s i n M a n h o f t o n C o l l e g e own w ork to p u t in tim e fo r th e sta n d now we h e a r h u n d re d s of Jubilee, a n d how m u c h th is tim e th o u sa n d s of dollars jingling in a A lu m n i H o ld D in n e r Ith -H o s p ita l P la n is w orth in cash. I t asked who d a rk room. “I t would be very helpful If would be le ft holding th e bag if T he a n n u a l d in n e r of th e M a n nir hundred a n d tw e n ty o u t th e C elebration doesn’t p a n out your 'com m ittee would give .the h a t ta n A lum ni w as held on iout 600 eligible c iv ilia n e m public and th e officials responsible ficnancially. S a tu rd a y , April 10, a t th e Roose of the P olice D e p a r tm e n t velt Hotei. Jo se p h L. H u n t, ’98, T he Citizens U nion’s le tte r, for th e C ity’s finances a com plete signed by its c h a irm a n , R ich ard budget, show ing how m u ch you enrolled in th e H e a lth I n - re tire d Division E ngineer, of th e hope to raise Iro m each source, S. Childs, follows in p a i t: B oard of T ra n sp o rta tio n , NYC, jnce Plan of G re a te r N e w Y o rk “T here are plan s, such as th e how m uch you p lan to spen d for spoke for th e G olden Julw larians. the Blue Cross H o s p ita l P la n , tw o illum inated signs to be built each purpose, an d w h at obliga P au l M. B re n n a n . '23, a n E x am rt Pleydell, H IP g e n e ra l m a n over 42nd S tre e t a t a cost of $50,- tions, if any, will be in c u rred if in e r of th e M unicipal Civil announced. 000, w hich seem un necessarily ex funds a re n o t a c tu a lly in h a n d vice Com m ission, represented ^ i n g Ju ly 1 th e n ew e n tra v a g a n t an d o u t of proportion, to m eet th e m from sources o th e r th e Salver Ju b ilarian s. More th a n together w ith aJDout 500 an d we w onder how prom inence th a n th e C ity’s ta x p ay e rs; also 700 a tte n d e d th e dirm er. tndents, ^î^l be e n title d to an d valuable space ca n properly w h at am oun ts h ave been sp e n t In th e class o f ’98 is also C harles irt€ medical care a t t h e ir be given to so obviously n o n -m u an d debts in curred a lre ad y ?” s at doctors* offices a n d in S everal B orough P residen ts, nicipal a fu n ctio n as a fash io n Police D ep artm en t. from th e political consolidation show. itals through tw n ty -fiv e H I P questioned a b o u t th e ir a ttitu d e to A m o n g th e 25-y ea r m e n a re A. cm J a n u a r y 1, 1898, of M a n h a tta n lical groups w ith a p erso n n el T he Citizens U nion is very w ard th e Jubilee, h ave sta te d th a t S. B ehan, J. P. G ow an, J . J. —th e original New Y ork — w ith doctors. N Y C pays J ia lf th e Q uin n, en g in eers of fh e B o a rd o f th e C ity of Broo&lyn, S ta te n I s m uch concerned t h a t large sum s th ey feel negative ab o u t it, b u t in T ra n six H ta tio n ; J . J . Foiey aaad la n d a n d w h a t is now Q ueens of m oney sh a ll n o t b e s p e n t on th e M ayor’s decision a s to final he enrollment d riv e in th e n o n -essen tials a t a tim e w hen dicated th e ir p referen ce to a w a it Ip. J. R ooney, engineers of t h e ' C ounty. Departm ent w h ic h w as m any of o u r m o st vital public dispoeition o f th e controversial B oard of E d u ca tio n ; T. F . O aD a‘^From a puldicity sta n d p o in t, i!ed by D e p u ty O o m m is services a r e b eing sta rv e d a n d project. g h e r of th e BBstory T>epaitm ent th a t p robably is « io u g h o f a hook itr Martin H . M e a n e y a n d A s o f Boys H ig h School, Brooklyn; to »>«ig a c ^ b r a t k > n on, l» it t h e , public employees are im derpaid nt Chief In s p e c to r A u g u s t W . of fim ds. B. J. Sullivan. Division E ngineer Caty an d its people, in these tim es fo r I lack t seems to us t h a t th e puldic. th, was lim ite d to c iv ilia n e m o f th e B o ard cd W a te r Supply; o f world em ergency, should n o t a n d th e public’s represen tativ es The drive a m o n g th e t in la n d F ra n c is J. Sottile, fo rm e r As be se t u p as a g larin g exam ple of on th e B o a rd of E stim ate a n d th e V ETERA N S Bed forces w ill be b eg u n la te r , s is ta n t D istrict A ttorney of R ic h sp en d in g m oney n e ith e r wisely C ity Council, should be e^ven a new enrollees b rin g th e m ond County. 2 5 p e r c e n t D is c o u n t n o r too well.” reasonably com plete financial p ic membership in th e H e a lth S e n a to r F ra n c is J. M ahoney, ’18, And, added M r. Miley, “it a p tu re o f your co m m ittee’s plans. sraace Plan to 119,222. C o m m e r c ia l ; T e c h n ic a l: and is P resid en t of th e A lum ni an d p ea rs to be publicity th a t is th e We believe no such p ictu re h a s S a les PfMiiitons (be£;iiuM^« u r Sam uel H. G iangreco. ’31. is m otivating force.” b een given so far. e x p e r i e n c e d ) . A p p ly a ll w eek. c h a irm a n of th e D in n er Com Since th e G olden Jubilee a c tu “T he B oard of E stim a te h a s a p w k ftio n E s t a t e s Pot.ition8 t o $ 1 2 5 m ittee. ally mqj’ks th e 50th year of th e p rop riated sum s to tallin g $785,000 existence of th e five boroughs of on fou r se p arate occasicms fo r c e r >eals t o P e n s i o n e r s P ro g re s s iv e th e G re a te r City, M r. Miley called ta in specified purposes of your Mliibit at 500 F ifth Avenue, H i l l i a r d t o L e a d 1 , 3 0 0 for revision, o r even scrapping, com m ittee a n d $100,000 m ore is ■ Level B, empdaasiaes how of c u rre n t p lans in favor of a to com e from th e P o rt A uthority. P la c e m e n t S e rv le e possible for those about to T o M a s s C d n m u n j o n program of activities to be con Do you «cpect to asdc f«r fm rther 8 0 w a iu e u :n s t r e e t Irom civil service or th o se R aym ond M. H illiard, newly- ducted by th e p residen ts of th e aj>propriations? 8(;iTU 50H already retire d to live appointed Com m issioner of W el boroughs, a t m ore m o d e ra te co st “W e u n d e rsta n d tJaat you are B E e k m a n 3 -6 5 7 3 -4 ™ida at relatively low costs, fare. win lead m ore th a n 1,^00 an d w ith m ore fittin g a n d decor asking $500,000 in contributions ^tion Estates F lorida, w hich C atholic staff m em bers of his new ous c««m onies. fro m New Y ork City businessm en. ^Soring the eadaibit, w as th e D ep a rtm en t to St. P a tric k ’s CaMr. W h alen an d h is big p ro j I s th is to be ^penl only if rM Count de B ary, th e thedi-al as th e y oeUebrate th e ir e c t got f u rth e r d enunciations la st oeived, or is your com m ittee going ®Wgne King, who ^>e!nt a U th a n n u a l oooporate O om m un- week, too, as th e B o ard of E s- mhead S IIE E U GARLEY w itb p la n s w hich will throw of money beau tifyin g km o n M ay 2 a t tiie 9 a.m . M ass. itimate h e a r d dem ands t h a t C ity a n y defiett in th is a m e n n t back ( F u r u t e r l ; « f B l. J o a u u f A>rc) p P e r ty . T h e 2 0 - r o o m m a n B rea k fast wiH l»e served in th e m oney be sp e n t fo r mo(re useful th e city? T « l. H A v « m * y « r 6 -4 4 4 4 's now b e in g u s e d a s a c l u b - S tartig M Hoof R oom of 13ae Wa3- p ro je c ts a n d fo r b e tte r employee oaa“W e u n d e rsta n d t h a t elaborate 7 3 . 1 4 R d.. J o o Ii s m — / f o r p r o p e r ty o w n e i s . dorf-AstOETia H otel a t 10:30 a.iXL jaay- « 4*t afi« 7Mh MU.J O o an d lw o m an CeceUa S chw acts P K N S IO N K R "W A N TED a s n ie Jit e l e r a t o r E s ta te s F k a M a w i l l ^ I% e p r i n o i p a i «g;>eaJber a t i b e For EdKcient £xecMtfv« «nd m a n . $ 1 1 6 » nwMith. S m a ll a p a r tm e n t to t h o s e t o t e r e s t e d . Im e a k f a s t w i l l l> e t h e M o n s iis z io r in h e r capacrty as a iw lvate c itiQ ericai Peraonnel b l 4 f . jv . ColtUBl)dL» UjanêrsLty. 6 d a r w k . »cated o n M o m w e . J E d w a rd M . B e to w § k i. D e a n t r f t h e rou n d ly condem ned th e e x Thaae Bvtpt. » 0 . «-S 8 81 . “ a G r e y h o m a d B o s € t e m - F a o l l t y ad; S t . J o s e p h ’s S e x o iU U U T , j»enditure a t x a a a e y f o r tSae J i ^ ^ t i o n o n jflae larDipenfcy D o n w o o d a e , K . Y . J iO h n F a t r iic ic le e . F v M ic e ra p & o y e e s a n d m un ici * 0 0 U.S. Higtnraor 17, w a rn e d P o v e r iffi C h a ftim a a a t d tib e B in e a k - p a l c e r v ic e s e o s n e f i r s t , ^ CA S S T A T I O N miaanii fagst O o in u x iittie e . •*Hae IR /ew . 'B e m y tlie Board. mmptJOtMxatr aoEMcy w u x T n o m p p ia j u o ia ia K u js c h / . f^ r e s e n s e r^ ^ 9 t . R o s e ta f l i m a AzxuMQg o th e r o rgan ization s who « Office Peraonnel BOOM — 0 r U » N I S H E D C a B I« IS ^ M o c h iiiie i x a m C b u r d a . M a t i b a i t a n , is iM e < a x « p > h a v e voioed stro n g o p fp o s itia a U j • Accountante s aOOM AI'AJS'mEWT AXaCi • B a o k k eet> U B M C W kO V E H E N T B la t e o f li a e O o aO d . iln £ b o i9 a r C . t h e Jubilee plans, aite th e C iticeos • Tetlbdicaft: Vnrineerlnr O vtaflscikm e' £be retffinroir ^ By L ib ra q f Umkm. th e U n ite d P am u b s AssoR n s s o I s P r e s id fiD it. Broaa, N. and New Jers«f a o u i e a. o e xuik» Ircini K .T . CSWenhUt SXU14 ciaabton, th e A ffiliated T<oung D em B e fe iv a n o e u a > Call Bre«reter 8&£ A venue 'Ocrats. H ie U n ifo n ae d F ir e Offic lOwtle Hill 8t«.. Bronat •>>1 f a r ita e « o n £ h - M e o i o r f a l M o d e e r s Association. s e rv io e cKanaaiaaifcioai rAU T XIMC: M B S T he LEADESft le arn s also th a t A £3 >eeSal a n p e a i to ciTii sendee 2 A p p iia a io e O p e m t o r , tw o tax p ay er su its are in th e m ak E A *N M 05«EY E A S ILY em plkvees was issued to d a y tty 4be to fo r v M d ti S«M S M riii. lU w . « tc . to Booker T . W a sh in g to n BuHaaj^tlaioe ilng to enjoaaa th e Ju b iiee fro m be^ M arc h 80. A. M»KfT4. »4 Kiftfa Ave.. SmwoMi rioor h3ig p u t o n . W hile th e atto rn ey s * O fflm pdete M e m o r i a i Chsaoanibtoe wSaich will O u r J««b C e a le r e u u Y o u r involved are n o t yet ready to r e estahhiai Industidal tratniaagsc^Mdte e K a u n d flm tio n G I R L S le ase fuU details, i t is Icnown th a t IMB(‘.e m e n t P r o b l e m s f a r lifep'oes wJaeme ssKii anwRens. ML a n in ju n c tio n m ay be ask«d f S 2 .5 0 P & a W ECK PIL.T7S c o « n a s s K ) « i f o r c o n s u lit a - do ncut now exist. 11 y ou ai-e preHontu'ble and are 1>r. AjphoPBe H eninam i^, S ec a g a in st th e xtse o f C it y fu nd s f o r J O B C E N T R E in a s u u d FUTUKS: a n o n-m unicip al function. One o f sellioe' baiMibitcB & Itomery ® 1 ® 1 P J n . r e ta r y ■otf tiie JJYC W elfare D e- t ^ events p la n n e d is a f a ^ o n 31 W E S T 4 7 l J i S T K E E T g£S VS A 't OVCK t h a t th e a t B o o B i 2 2 S 0 pattmeDl;, fioiaited ^ G U A lA M f E E D 9 L k C S M K M J M A L E # E M A L E faB ds m f a r show , an d it is contended th a t th e ,*m M ie m o H ia loi•fs mislii«: •• M 1I - JU-— — B - —^- 9 i II n4AfiUfijacv i,« XA.ssA'U ST. M.y.a t ia r o u g la M ti~ c ity h a s n o l e g a l r i s b t t o g o in to ! ! ^ s t r B e t s , M t o t o a it ia m . business^ « e r t r O s a t S m o f v w c it a l O a annsw w o r a - t h e fashion-sh ow t i v c It o c iB e r T . W a d a i n e t e n I t a i f t a ^ y n o t t o «icpend jDsunicijtti «ET 9 H im IN 6 M T t O A D Discdwr «bc f i t ) liar ¥ 0 0 - SoieBtific d c Q la rs , a u t h o r i iie d t v OatDCirefui t o f u n d s on s a t i x p r o je c t s . B a tO D Y A G E M C Y an d at)UU7 will open T b l s r a c a li s t h e fiasco o f t h e ( H£3S<lUC:n'A UQDES) * * * ■ M —TS»e s e a f o r $ L J 0 , e a c h ^ t b e p a a a S m n a t your «ves towards your future soaceae jfiftiar c e n t s g c S n g t o itftw M e m o r i a l . S i l v e r J u b i le e . cJso ongamized by U A IM AMD f G H A U C K n o w The M > Y ou’r e F itte d f m i flcaiar th e « B llC id ix a m a y b e . s e c iz r e d b y w r i t - M r . W h alen 2 5 y e a r s ago. W h a B M M iU V J lIC N T a i* l& C » A l.lB T S K lpeoial 41;teBt4on rivai-' to dlaabiaO taum io« o r c a l M n g t h e N a t i o n a l C i m - len fb'st proposed a m unicipal S IN C E lU J V and handlcappvd children and adulta. ^ ----o e ---------1 9 4 2 . „p a te n H ead q u arters. Bookesr ^ T. bond Issue, b u t th e Citizens U nion h uHvo L f 't a i F iu a iic ia l In s u v a n c i I '- M lk r V O C A T IO M A l C O U N S E U M G Wr c more th a n wiped iiWarihingtcm Bdrttiiplace, 52 W ill- got a n injimetiion . a g a in st this. Comniur«ial Auol'HiHmh: IHn inn'al lialtw Or. T. WaeiMir ItU artwdM-ai' «.aU7M ------------income increases, lliam S treet, JNew York« N. Y. N ext, h e proposed t h a t ads be 1 V * 0 Ui-UMiwM> *»»». MuU. u a 7-S13S .^ m w in o « « * * « j * i a o « a t w h ic h t o o p f t f * / o r F e d e r a i, S t a U g o v e m m e m t io b t , u n le u o tM e r w ts e d im m e d : ( C o n t in n e d f r o m P a g e I) a n o th e r $500,000 to be spent, p re sum ably, on p ara d e s w itJi ex p e n sive floats, style shows, a fo u rweek exhibit a n d ca rn iv a l a t O ra n d C en tral P alace, a n d o th e r sim ilar displays t h a t would seem to be m o st untim ely, to s a y th e least, w hen th e C ity itself is so h ard -p re sse d financially.’* As to th e O ra n d C e n tral P a l ace exhibit, M r. M iley recalled t h a t tlie Ju b ilee C om m ittee c h a ir m a n an tic ip a te d a r e tu r n of $1,000.000 th ro u g h a 50-cen t ad m is sio n fee w hich, on th e basis of t h a t estim ate, w ould h av e to be p a id by 2,000,000 pec^le. G ra n d C e n tra l P alace, accordin g to Mr. Miley. c a n n o t h a n d le a tu rn o v er o f 2,000,000 people in four wedcs. F u rth e r incom e, estim ated a t *1,000,000 by M r. W halen, is e x p ec te d to com e fro m royalties to be paid fo r th e use of th e offi cial G olden Ju b ilee em blem on various com m ercial products. *‘H ie a n tic ip a tio n s o f M r. W h a len a re ail very fine o n p a p e r,” M r. M iley com m ented, **but th e realization s generally fall f a r sh o rt of th e goal. O ne need only recall th e glowing p rospects e m a n a tin g fro m tlie sam e source fo r th e c ity ’s W orld’s P a ir in 1939 a n d 1940 to contem plate th e ac tu a l fin an <aal result.” W ith th e city try in g to find ways and m e an s to balance its budget, M r. Miley continued, th e m oney th a t h a s been s e t aside for th e celebration could be used m uch m ore effectively to provide deserved sa la ry increases for m u n icipal employees o r to re ta in es se n tia l city services t h a t m ay h ave to be dropped because th e neces sary fu nds are lacking. “M any of th e th in g s th e City h a s done a n d is doing are w orthy o f a p e rm a n e n t exh ibit,” h e w ent on, “b u t in a m odest atm osph ere; n o t in th e g arish mood of bally hoo an d carnival t h a t h a s been projected. “T h e basis for th e c u rre n t cel e b ra tio n is n o t h isto rical,” he Fmgm F o u r t M a C N E W EYE STRAIN CAN IE HARMFUL I t o aa be rollovfd by p roperly ilttcd plusaca. A viHit to o u r oflice will convinf‘f> you how reasoim blc pooil eye care o;m be. GOLDMAN OPTICIANS Kye n KxftiiiinMl P r o s o r l p tlo n s F ille d itO NA.HSAII HT., N.Y.C-. B . P a rk e r W . Pavosi W m . Beagan J. J. Lyons D , C ia n fa r ra C . D a r ie n z o J. R assack J o s . B e a l ls W . A y re y e Jas. M o o n ey P a u l R usso G e o . M o r r is H . N a g in C . H a n le y V . G a m b a r d e lla C . B o y le J r . J . F a lr c lo u g h R . M c G ra th J . S c ln t o G eo. H o rn G . B e n e d ic t L. Shaw A . G re e n s h o r John Hopp Jos. S ta n to n J . E s p o .s ito P . F ra n c o P . F ra n c o J . S te w a rt F. M occi L u k e G a llo G . L lp a r e ll B e n . W ld o m J . R e y n o ld s E d . S ta n c z y k C lia s . C o x N . J. Rogene L . G o rm e za n o J . C h o le w ln s k i L u c lo G a l l o 101— 150 W . P e a r s a ll R . Snyder J. V ra n a D . F a rfo n e C . O ’C o n n o r W . C ashm an D . B re e n I L S E R V Y O R K C. BeU H . M c C a rth y G . Baynea Jos. C h a ro G . B u d d e n s ic k R . W . A n te n u c c i A . E . S m ith L a r r y D e lg a u d i o John G abay B . K ra w c h u k C . P lg g o tt A . K e ll B a y a rd C ox P. Panchansky A id e T e s c o rl C . V a ld ln o te H . S a lm o n Latest Eligible Lists S A N IT A T IO N M A N (C ) F r o m o t i o n E li g i b l e L i s t I n O r d e r o f P r o s p e c t iv e A p p o i n t m e n t . D i s a b l e d V e t s C . S c h o ll J r . 1— 50 J a s . C a w le y E . J . M c M a n u s D . V e la r d l W . C . S c h w a r tz A . G i a n c o l a C . D e ld in H . S c h m id t A . O ’B r i e n F - D lS a n to K . Thom as J- D u n n e C . C a ru s o M . M a n fe ta n o H . M lh a r lc h B . E d w a rd s B . L ig g i o A . S c h e ld e t J r . O . S a ra c o A . B u fa n o P . P a te rn o T . B y rn e s I. C a h a n J . G a lla g h e r R . B a rb e ttl E . R e v e re J . C la f T e y P . M e ro n e N . P a n t a l e o n e R S c h o e n l je r g D . C a n o n ic o H . P a c e lk o J . W . A p p o ld A . C o v a c in o A le x . M o r r is A . C u c c ln e llo A. B achm ann E d w in G a r v e y A . G lic k 51— 100 A . W lc k s te in G . P. U ngar G . F a lle r W . T . W asp P . P r ic e L . B o u rn e G e o . V a rio D . B eer J a m e s F ly im M . S h e r id a n A lb e r t P u c c i D . C o la n t r o p o J a s . B o g lio li C. G uze P . D a v r io E . F in n e g a n T iio s . B e c k e r C. Edm onds J o s . A r r ig o J . B la v a ti A . C e r n lk D . Z a fa r in o I V I C E L E A D E R C IT Y M e y e r B e rm a n P . K o lb a s u k G . E M llw o r t h S . P e c h s te k C . B u n tin g J. H a rn e tt H . A lle n R . B a ru th D . P la n g o z z a J o h n S h a rk e y C h a s . O ’M e a r a M . B la n k R . S ie g a l R . C u tle r Jos. C liffo r d G . L ls s a n d r e l lo J , P a la z z o le I . W e in e r N . B ra m e n L . C a s e a r in o D . P lz z a r e lli P . O usack J . B ro g a n S. K u rz E . M o jz i3 G . B a io n e H . D iB o c c o J . G ia n c o t ti P . A ddeo A . M a ts c h k e F o r e g o i n g is t h e N Y C e l i g i b l e V . F e rra ra lis t f o r p r o m o tio n to S a n ita tio n T . C a n d a lin o M a n , C la s s C , a s r e a r r a n g e d b y A . 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E r n s t t^ u ^ K re s s e l A lfre d R o h d e C . C ln q u e m a n l G e o . S p e ra n z a R. N eubauer Ed. M ahoney P ra n k L a n u to T h o s . G re e n e A; ,^ ® ^ o e fr a n e A . E t e r g ln e o s o S a lo m o n e L. M . D a v e n p o rt B e n j. H in e s L. J. Tansey o h a s . R e y n h e e r A r t h u r D o y le J . J . G a l l a g h e r L o u is C h i o d i A n th o n y L e n to G en. N uzzo P ra n k M o n a h a n Jam es K a rm e l G . A . T u m ln e llo C liffo r d W . T u r k J o h n D e v in e G eo . J . M u llin G e o rg e K e lly F re d . C o o k P . J. Zecca E. O. M cM ahon E u g e n e F e e le y Jos. P a la d in o C h a s . E l l s w o r t h T h o s . S im e n s o n A lo n z o B i n g C has. E . B ra y O . D i M a iu ta C . A . S to c k h a m J o h n C o tto n 1 ,0 0 1 - 1 ,0 5 0 Jos. H o s to m s k y E d . J . C ro w e E llio tt W a lk e r Jos. S u rk o H a r o ld M e y e r J o s . M a t a r a z z o J o s . 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M c C la in T h e s e r i a l p u b l i c a t i o n 0/ th, i g i b l e l i s t o f e l i g i b l e s / o r Sa„J CHRONIC DISEASES Gynex C orporation WO. 41 P a r k Row N. Y. 7, N. Y. W rite or phone fo r infurmation. innuires will be sent oii: lutp't IcV and free sample. of NERVIS/ SKIN and STOMACH Kidntyt. Ilttftftr, f it n t r i l W t tk n f it , L<mi I t t k . Swvlleii Cll*4( P E N I C tlllN , All M o d e r n I n js c tlo n t P IL E S HEALED • y modtrn. tc itntilic, p a in lf tt m tth td ^ and *• lo ti •< lime (rem work, o. t i o n M a n , C l a s s B , is contin a b o v e . T h e n a m e s a r e in them d e r o f p r o s p e c t i v e appointpu and t h e n u m b e r s r e fle c t orfl s ta n d in g on th e l i s t , asium v e t e r a n p r e f e r e n c e c la im s ara e d a s m a d e . T h e n u m b e r a im c a n d i d a t e s o n t h e i r notice of s u i t s e n t t o c a n d i d a t e s based t h e i r r e l a t i v e s t a n d i n g by perco a g e s o n l f / , b u t s u c h standino g r e a t l y c h a n g e d b y veteran e r e n c e , a n d T h e L E A D E R ’S M e x c l u s i v e l y e f f e c t u a t e s t h a t cfta EV E R Y WOMAN WANT.S THK BFj REASONS w hy you will want G -Y -N -E -X • C leanlliiesR: G r e a t e r rotmlu thr«gi d ila tio n • E<-onomiea1: • w ay C harm : • A little rops a In c r e a s e your ouhvard pearanee by hitern.il rl(H»nlint H E A L T H : G reatly improvM jt well being N am e ................................ ,,,, s tre e t City V>»RICOSf VEiNS TREATED X-RAY AVAILABLE fEE S REASONABLE MEDICINE Dr. Burton Davis - 415 Uxington Avt. COB. 4 J r d J T . r o u f iT N ri. H o u rs : M on„ Wed. Frl, 0 :3 0 -7 :0 0 T h u rs. Si Sat, t)::i0-3:30. Sun. & H o lld a js 1 0 - i a A.M. Closet] Tues. LEG A L NOTICE BAR, JE A N E U G E N E H E N R I.— n » e People of the S ta te o f New Vork, by the ffrace of God free and independent, to Claude Bar, Collector of In te rn a l Revenue, S ta te T a x Commission, Helene Crosnier, Stephen F . Spiegel, G a rn e tt Gardnier De Stackelberg-; B anque Franco-C hinoise P o u r Le Commerce E t L ’ln d u strie , bciner th e persons in terested in th e e sta te of Jea n Eugene Henri Bar, deceased, w ho a t the tim e of his d e ath w as a F ren c h nation al domiciled in th e R epublic of France, and w as la te of th e Fren c h Concession of S hanghai, R epublic of China, send gre e t ings: W hereas,' Irv in g T r u s t Company, a New Y ork corporation, w ith its prin cip al oflice a t No. One W all Street, M a n h a tta n , New York, h a s lately applied to the S u r ro g a te ’s C ourt of the C ounty of New Y ork to h a v e its accoiuit o f proceedings as a n c illary a<lministrator o f th e goods, c h a t tels and cre<lits of J ea n E ugene H enri Bar, deceased, ju dicially settled and fo r in s tru c tions of th e s u rro g a te : th erefo re, you and each of you are cited to show cause before th e Suri-ogate’s C ourt of o u r County of New York, a t th e H all of Records, in th e County o f New Yoj-k, on th e 1 4 th day of May, 1048, a t h a lf-p a s t ten o ’clock in th e forenoon o f t h a t day why, 1. The account of proceedings o f said Irv in g T r u s t Company as such ancillary a<lminis tra to r o f th e goods, c h a tte ls and credits o f J ea n Eugene H enri B a r should n o t ^ judicially settled, 2. Said ancillary a d m in is tra to r sh o u ld n o t receive th e in s tru c tio n s of th e c o u rt as to w h a t action, if any, it is required to ta k e u p o n the policies of insuranc'e referred to in th e petition, 3. T h e s u rro g a te should no t in s tru c t th e a n cilla iy a d m in is tra to r as to th e action w hich i t is to ta k e in respect to th e pro perty in th e free zone and 4. T he c o u rt should not^ ta k e p ro o f of the services rendered by coiujscl to th e a n cillary a d m in is tra to r and direct pay m en t th ereof in an a m o u n t n o t to exceed th e sum of fS.OOO, and disbui'.sements as m ay bo fixed by th e c o u rt. In testim on y w hereof, wo h a v e caused th e seal of th e S u rro g a te ’s C ourt of th e said County of New Y o rk to bo h e re u n to aflixed. W itness, H on orable J am e s A. Deleh an ty , a S u rro gate o i o u r said <-ounty, a t th e Count.v of New York, th e 5 th day o f April, in th e y e a r o f o u r I.ord one th o u san d nine hundreti and forty-eight. (L.S.) GEORGE LOESCH, C lei'k o f th e S u r r o g a te ’s C o u r t. P«lni«r’. "SK m SUCCESS ■ Saa# i. » containing tke simc coitly inadiiitio'’ » i »rev.d Palmar’s "SKIN SUCCRSS" Oin’.n'*" lk« rich el»a«fing, HHUi VtVIHflO finfcr tipi,' washcloth or b.-uih »nd *110* lo' en 3m i«utit. Amacingly quick skins, afflicted with jîmplait, •c a a tn a, a n d ra t h * * • x te r na l l y rauitd Ih*'"J •ei antifio h y g i e n e a c tio n of F o r y o u r youth y o u r s kin t h i i t u x u r i o u i 3 minui« t im i- t r a a tm e n t. At t oi le tr y eounKrt o r f ro m E. T. B r o w n e Drup Cnminityi 1*J CESS" Sotp. N«w York 5. N. Y. LEG A L NOTK 1^: CITATION Th e People of the State by th e grace of God. fret' aiul ^ to JOHN M cCa r t h y . THY, CONSUL GENEK.'VL ,he and to M ICHAEL J. 0 ’G(>liMAV leged h u sb an d of MARGAKKT .'WD(?ceased, w hose Post-Ollioo know n, and cannot, after , ‘,|n, be ascertained by the „,,or8. living and if dead, to tlie m inistrntors, distributees y|l M ICHAEL J . O’GORMAN, nam es and P o s t Oflice . j„|ji k now n ,and cannot, after bo ascertained by the " cri'J* being the persons interestoil next of kin or otherwise >" o f M AR G A R ET McCARTH^. f,.ji a t the tim e of h e r death York • of 170 E a s t l»5th Street. Send G reeting; Upon th e petition of I'*'’ V m ln is tra to r of th e County « g.x.i ha v in g his oflfice at ‘ ,hatia“' Room 308, B orough ol ‘‘‘ jniin'= and C ounty of New Yorl^. * o r of th e goods, chattels said deceased: hereW You and each of you a gyrro to show cau se befort- t 3I C ourt of New Y ork ‘’L i H all o f Records, in the t u ' York, on th e 2 1st day of ^ h a lf-p a s t ten o ’clock i« ^ th a t day, why th e of of The P u b lic Administra o , 0 ty of New York, as of good,8 c h attels nnd e*"'',! ceased, s h o u ld not be ],;,vc , In Testim ony Whereof. th e seal of th e S u r r o g a t e 3^ uerf said C ounty of New Yoi aflixeit. lyC *"w anesB , Honorable LINS, a Surrogate of 01 ‘ th e C ounty of New ^ orU. oik* April, in the year of ' ‘ tv sand nine •‘U ndm i «“}• ul GEORGE .n t, r o g a to B to u ii* C N E W ijs - s r s C y L s of the D ep a rtm en t w ho J#M talê ad v an tag e of th e of Local Law No. 19, ^"Siended th e a d m in istra relation to ch an g e of retirement elections by of the F ire D e p a rtm e n t r; fund, should m ake a p writing to th e B oard .Ktees of th e P ension F u n d , the desired change, ^ h an d lin g payroll records ■^tloned against allow ing In J t U concerning g arn ish m en t »members g etting to w rong such records h av e been by the courts to be co n - I L S E R V I C E Y O R K FIRE LINES th e H e lm e t iMrf D epartm ent m a d e a In th e a n n u a l G ood parade, celebrating P a n Week. I t w as rep re se n trli^ntingent of some 50 m en I V S Special m ilita ry an d special p ro m otion examinektions in th e F ire D e p a rtm e n t w ere h eld la st T h u rs day by th e M im icipal Civil Service Com m ission for 20 can d id ates who m issed th e specific exam s w hen scheduled. E d w ard K a ira th , re tire d on d isa b i l l ^ fro m E ng. 227, was p re se n ted w ith a life m em b ersh ip In th e F ire D e p a rtm e n t S t George A ssociation a t th e 11th A nnual Com m im lon B re a k fa st ot t h a t society. H e is a fo rm e r V ice-presi d e n t oif th e society a n d w as given th e h o n o r for h is efforts a s c h a ir m a n of th e sQholarshIp com m ittee. CkMuIng Eventa A p r il 27. R egular m o n th ly m eeting of th e NYPD P oet No. 930 A m erican Legion a t W e rd e rm a n ’s H all a t 8:30 p.m . T h u r s d a y , M a y 1 3 . A nnual bow ling m a tc h of th e *C3 rcle Club will be h e ld a t th e NYAC. . . . F rid ay , M ay 14. A nnual m em o r S t finally be spring. T h e ia l services of th e N aer T orm id of overcoats w as officially Society, R iverside Synagogue, JJed with as of m id n ig h t u n d e r th e d irection o f th e Rev. E dw ard L lssm an. 15. T u esd ay, e r g e L E A D E R C IT Y a n t E x M A D IS O N S Q U A R E G A R D E N ■ t Sth Avnoa TWIC E DAILY (a^wUnir S U N D A Y S A C A T I O N L A N ew TO V m E P O • C O N O S RELAXATIOII MW DHEK— CLOSES IN M T M E I titrls; <iwlniiliif. rkklif. UmI iMa. ' Iwr Chirt««i. i M llt t . p ^ •lK l D P I I F I I M A N C t S a t 2 :1 1 n i 1 :3 1 P. H . • f t r i l | t i I a il > Y o rk S ta te W W * Nl TOUI lUMMia ■Itf'VACAriOM For FUH M RIFTOM a m P r o t e s t A M K E X .A X A T 1 0N A S S U R E D I N T H I S F A R M L A N D P A R A D IS E M o d e rn c o m f o r ts in q u a i n t D u tc h C o lo n ia l s e ttin g '; 2 0 0 - a c re f a r m ; fire p la c e , l i b r a r y , rec o rd in g rs; s e a s o n a l s p o r ts ; A m e r ic a n - J e w is h c u is in e ; a d u l ts o n ly . S P R IN G R A T E ^ ULSTER PARK , T H IN K O F S T G E O R G E N. Y. Kenneth H. McLellao, Gen. Mgi. Leo A. Schez, Banquet M<tt. CLARK STREET. BROOKLYN COTTAGE S'. ojfo “o. ---- S K Y T O P R O A D O F T H E PO CO N O S H o n e y m o o n e rs a n d P e r D ay. C reeco 4 9 3 1 . E v e ly n BING « BING J N C , MANAGEMENT L O D G E C E N T R A L V A L IÊ Y , N .T . U n e x c e lle d B o o k a n d M u slo L i b r a r y S w im m in g p o o l, g o lf, te le v is io n 4 5 M ile s f r o m N e w Y o r k C ity T e l. U IG IIL A N D H I L L S 3 0 7 1 R.4Y CHARLES MILLAND LAUGHTON TVa c ^ l ^ j t on vtiojesHc Hu^n M. p. 3fl8X fc, - VACATION JOHN RINGLING NORTH siiitlhlOHHIIIURRAYJINDERSON OESHWEB BY. HUES WHITt SSMdtS FROM NYC*NEW WINDSOR,NV.NEWBURGH-irK) P l e a s a n t V ie w F a r m FREEHOLD, N. Y. TEL. 6F2 O v e r 1 0 0 a c re s . D e lic io u s fo £ d , o w n p r o d u c e , H o t-c o ld w a te r a ll r o d tu s , s h o w e rs, r e c r e a ti o n h a l l, m o v ie s , o u td o o r s p o r ts . s p r in g a n d f a l l r a t e s . M a k e R e s e r v a ti o n s E a r ly . R a te s $ 2 8 u p . B o o k le t. £ . S c h m o llin g e r. I> e c o ra tio n d a y w e e k en d s p e c ia l. 3 d a y s I n c lu d in g n ieftis— 91 !i.7 S B IG C L O C K " A P a r a m o u n t P ic t u r e P R O D U C E D BY C O T T A G E P oeo n o, P « . on ''{’^‘“ tio n s. R e a s o n a b le r a t e s . n e a r b y . H o m e cook* I? few n I *tyie. O pen a l l y e a r . SPPK TS n O K 8 K U A (fK H ID IN G S W IM M IN G St R O A T IN G M VNIC * E N T E R T A IN M E N T (M A Y t h r o n p h S E P T .) D E L U X E ACCO.M M ODATIONS W ith T U e B atliB H O M E L IK E C U IN IN E D IK T A K Y L A W S H e w ly E n l a r g e A ir C ooled D ining- R « o m 6 E N S IB I.J': K A T K S L ib e r ty 1 1 8 5 ^ t e e t e / 4 c» € A "T H E X034J-2 u Now A LL Now G re a te r Than Ever! *• FREDERICKS, S t'd sb 'K d O P E N IN G in StrouiJ'.burg, P a . R.D. 1 OPEN NOW. •Potli. One o f th e « s»tr.jminr: pools in •*Poconos. R ecreation Wiion iquare danclnfj, pro du cts. * *lev&tion. ra te s $38 ” including meaiii. rd c a V h o n ey m o o n lower spring r a te s , W ritO lo r e M ay 1 4 — R e s e r v e L tis ltr r m HOTEL Phone: Kingston 3430 •'u U p a n d r C o s tly W h e n In ju re d h e was only 17. Tlie .W orkm en’s C om pensation Law provides th a t w hen a n em ployer hires a p erso n u n d er 18 years of age, th e in su r ance c a rrie r is n o t responsible fo r in ju ry claim s, b u t t h a t th e em ployer Is su b ject to double liabil ity. O n t h a t basis, th e Coxirt a l lowed R eiff $800 a n d th e City was ordered to pay. T h e C orporation Counsel recom m ended p ay m en t a n d th e Council so voted. A re c e n t decision of th e C ourt of Appeals csu-ries th e em ployer’s responsibility a step fu rth e r. T he employee used a n older b ro th e r’s n am e a n d p ap ers to get a job. A N D C O U N T R Y C IiU B E x c ln s lT e . . . B a t N o t K x p e s s lv e S it u a t e d o n b e a u t i f u l la k e w h e r e y o u w ill e n jo y b a th in g : . . . h a n d b a ll . . . te n n ia . . . b o a t i n r . . . s a d d le h o r s e s . . . a n d a v a r i e t y o f o t h e r s p o r ts . * j« a 'o ja q d s o o it v q s iw s d g qiiiH £ u { o u « a S p a n is h A m e r ic a n c u is in e . W e e k ly r a t e s $ 4 5 .0 0 u p . U n d e r m a n a g e m e n t o f A . D IA Z , P h o M K in g s to n »-M -S o r R o s e n d a le 2 7 7 3 D E R N A D E T T r W LL OO DO GA EF i U n d e r - a g e E m p lo y e e s F a ilu re to Investigate th e age of a n em ployee h a s cost W hite P lain s $800. O n F e b ru ary 13, 1945, Clifford R eiff of 23 M itchell P lace Was h ire d by th e D ep a rtm en t of Public W orks a n d assigned to th e F o re stry B ureau. O n A pril 22 of t h a t y ea r h e was h it o n th e h e a d by a tre e lim b a n d sp e n t 18 days in a ho spital. H is case w as r e ferre d to C om pensation C ourt. R eiff h a d claim ed to be 18 years of age w h en employed, according to th e re p o rt p resented to th e Com m on Council, b u t before th e C o m pensation C ourt, h e ad m itted V IN E Y A R D L O D G E J^CH lA K E . P A . . T e l . : 9040 “ location, 10 a c r e s , m o i lc r i i p riv a te b a t h s . H ik in g , bathing, a l l s p o r t s . K e a s o n S p e c ia l r a t e s l o r D c c o B k i r r e s e r v a t i o n s e a rly , f difference of opinion beliveen th e Com mission an d th e p etitio n ers or a m a jo rity of th is cou rt as to w hich w ere relatively th e best o r correct answ ers.” A ppeal to Be T aken C orporation Counsel Jo h n P. M c G ra th said t h a t an a p p e a l' would be prosccuted w ith all pos sible dispatch. I t is expected to be h e a rd by th e C o u rt of A ppeals in th e J u n e term . “We feel t h a t th e appeal should be prosecu ted,” said P re sid en t J o seph A. M cN am ara, of th e Com m ission, "because th e decision could affect so m a n y o th e r exam in ations, an d we would face th e possibility of being in co u rt in term in ab ly over objections to key answ ers. I t is th e re fo re w o rth w hile delaying th e S erg ean t list long enough to have th e question decided by th e S ta te ’s h ig h e st court. W e liked Ju stice D ore’s o rln io n very m u ch .” r. a. wtToiisviuc. r*- T.iTErrui, cm4iMk rwM. riwM MiUl. f tirely. I n e ith e r in stan ce, th e eli gible list would be shifted consid erably, Especially would prom o tion op p o rtu n ities of n o n -v eteran s be im proved. T h e pass m a rk would rem a in u nchanged. T h e proceeding was b ro u g h t by P a tro lm a n G eorge B lu m en th al, assigned to th e P ension B ureau, an d 110 o th e rs sim ilarly situated. T hey disp uted th e key answ ers to nine questions in w hich m ultiple correctness w as h eap ed upon m u l tiple choice, " I t Is obvious t h a t if m ore th a n one answ er to a question is ac ceptable as best, a n ac tio n w hich is a n tith e tic a l, th e re is a denial of a r a tin g b ased on relative m e r it,” w rote Ju stic e Peck. H e held th a t th e c o n tra ry w ould “to lerate a subjective s ta n d a rd o r m easure w hich Is n o t p erm itte d .” O pinion Discusses O pinions T h e d issen tin g opinion h eld t h a t “th e issue Is n o th in g m ore th a n a $ r n u id < b iir t m H e n m M u Ip A F(«llv K«urt How Odm. ll*Hy S«ncli. rikiT Id I f . kni irlvats tatlM. F i f t e e n N E W S T h e A ppellate Division, 3 to 2, upheld S uprem e Coui't Ju stice B en ed ict D. D ineen. who h a d d e cided in fav o r of P atro lm e n p ro te stin g n in e key answ ers in th e ex a m in a tio n for prom otion to S e r geant (P. D .). T he eligibles Claimed t h a t th e re c a n only be one c o rrec t answ er In m ultiple choice questions an d th e Com m is sion allowed m ore th a n one “b est” answ er in th e n in e Instances. P resid in g Ju stice D avid W. P eck w rote th e prevailing o p in ion, w ith w hich Justices V an Voorhis a n d S h ien tag concurred. J;ustice D ore w rote th e dissent, w ith w hich Ju stic e C a lla h an con curred. N ine Q uestions a t S take T h e A ppellate C ou rt’s order modifies t h a t of Ju stic e D ineen to th e e x te n t t h a t if th e Com m is sion decides t h a t only one answ er c a n n o t be adju d g ed correct. It m ay strik e o u t th e q uestion e n tk m M ay s V P a g e In P e rs o n D U K E E L L IN G T O N a n d h is o r c h e s t r a F O U R STP: p UROTHiCRS G E O R G E K IItB Y E x tx a Ad(]<^ O ttT u ctio n E L L A F IT Z G E R A L D >»»*■ S S NifMly CiMfN(ii»lw ty CENERAL OIIKCTOI Esttif i m t f H T YILDO P D i r r C (T a x Incl.) N IG H T S & M ATINEESx r n i u c o J , 20, 2.58. 3.09, J .5 0 .4.50. 5.0B. 6.00 Ticfcete adm itting to avctythlng Onctudlng s e a ts ) C H IL D R E N U N D E R 1 2 H A L F P R IC E Eveiy AftenuMR exc«pt Saturday and Sunday E V E R T W ED. U A n W E F R L , (SAT. — TW O 0R C H E 8T K A & — R h u m b a & A m e ric a n F o r P o lk s O v e r 2 6 N o J itte rb u g ri A d in , W ed,, 71c. — F r I ., 83 o 8 n t. « i .0 4 STARDUST BALLROOM ENJOr TOUE “SPRINQ VACATION"! Excellent euUine. Ideal for RoneTmooners. • CockUil Bar. PrlTat* lake, all iporti. I Ccmmercial airport on premisei, approred j planes and Instructors—1 hour and 35 j minutes from N. V. C. «n Lackawanna i B. B. r.O. Box B. tel. Blalrttowo 31. i 1 9 3 0 B O ST O N RO AD a t T r e m o n t A v e. a n d 1 7 7 S t.. B ro n x U se th i s a d f o r I r e e a d in is sio n SA N CH IS O^L"' WaVi"*'"*- E x c e lle n t F o o d , r “" — E io v. 1 8 0 0 F eel P A L M B A R & G R IL L I'"-*—a L N E R A T E S | 3 5 W K . 8 « 3 W , « 7 t h S T ., N .Y .C . 1 0 P L 7 -5 0 0 0 SXlfPSOR HOUSE I n , ^ * ^ ™ i s h e d ro o m a — R e la x a U o n H In. h.r P®' week *I), 4 m e a ls day -Wewburg 6 8 R 3 2IM C TUIo P IN E S W E H A V E M A N Y F I N E C R U IS E S A N D S P A C E A V A IL A B L E O N T H E M R I G H T N O W . O U R B O O K L E T L IS T S A L L OCEAN C R U IS E S PLUS A W ID E C H O IC E O P S H I P . R A IL & A IR T O U R S TO E U R O P E , C E N T R A L & SO U T H A M E R IC A . C A H P O R N I A , A L A S K A . E T C , K IN D L Y F O R W A R D 1 5 c TO C O V E R P R I N T I N G A N D M A IL IN G C O STS. W e lco m e 8 4 7 U n io n LON M cCALLISTER ANNE DEVEIIE • HIIAIK T E L E V IS IO N C iv il S e rv ic e P e rs o n n e l B t. c o r. 7 t h A v e., U k ly n . S T 8-8U 04 ROXY Buy U. s. Bonds Zimmerman’s Hungaria A M E R IC A N H U N G A R IA N 1U3 WliMT liiih tiV., ICiwt of B’wht FanioUH f o r ita guiicrb fo o d . l>intint;iiiKti(Mi fo r ItH <iy|)Ny M uhIc. D in n e r fru n i D aily f r o m (i P .M . S u n d a y f r o m 4 P.M , Si>arUiinK H o o r MIuhvh, T w o O r c h o s tr M . N o C over Kv*>r. T o p » Xor I'a rtic g . Ai> Cuu«UU«>ued VI mzm 7-fL^fSO P a g e S ix t« e M C N E W V i h a t F By II. J. BERNARD T h e official notice of ex a m in a tio n for F irem an (F. D.) discloses t h a t th e w ritten test, to be held on S atu rd ay , M ay 15, will be d if fe re n t th a n th e la st one, w hich w as held on Ju ly 13, 1946. T h e no tice also reveals in general ternxs w h at th e difference will be, especially if one com pares th e a c tu a l questions asked in th e la st exam ination w ith th e type of questions officially announced fo r th e com ing one. In th e 1946 test 100 m ultiple choice questions w ere asked an d th e p la n is to rep e at th a t m ethod th is tirîe. Topical D istribution T he questions th e n asked m ay be grouped topically as follows: Intelligence .................................. 69 P hysics an d chem istry ........... 14 K nowledge of rela te d govern m e n t agencies ........................ 7 Ju d g m e n t ....................................... *7 F irs t Aid ....................................... 3 i r e O v e r la p p in g G ro u p s F ir e m a n m a S E R n V I C E L E A D E R C IT Y T e s C O M F O R I N P L E T E F T H I R E E M S A M P L E A T O N t W L E A D E R , T h e LEADER h a s published se rially th e official questions 'and official key answ ers in th e la st NYC F ire m a n (F. D.) e x a m in a tion and, in th e issue of T uesday, M ay 11 lo u r days before th e w ritte n te st, will publish a com plete, 100-question sam ple test, w ith answ ers, p rep ared by H. J. B e rn a rd , Executive E d ito r of T he LEADER. S o m e D if Y e r e n c e T h e N e g a tiv e A p p ro a c h P h y s ic a ls T o G e t G re e n L ig lit so th e F ire m a n physicals could rim th ro u g h Ju ly an d th e m ost of August. A fter th a t th e w eather m ay be too cold to w a rra n t h a v ing m en und er te st outdoors, w earing ath letic tru n k s an d sleeveless sh irts. I f th e can did ates in th a t e x a m in a tio n c a n ’t be fitted in to th e pro g ram foi* te stin g in th e p ark, it would be possible to hold th e physicals for it a t th e Com mission offices, a t 299 Broadw ay, ju s t as th e m edicals are held therp. T he q u arte rs are h a rd ly large enough for doing it easily th a t way, b u t if necessary th e y could be m ade to suffice. T h e R ailroad Clerk m edicals an d physicals, both lield a t th e Com m ission’s M edical - P hysical B ureau, will ta k e u n til M ay 11. Next probably will com e to C lean e r (Men) m edicals a n d physicals. B oth of th ese are held a t 299 T E S T A M P A P Y E A R 1 1 th e Civil Service Com m ission’s la st ex am ination for F irem an. R eason fo r M ay 11 T u e s d a y , AprH 20« w N E W S f ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ T h e negative questions u n d e r In itia tiv e arise fro m th e p rac tic al Impossibility of te stin g initiative directly, by m ultiple choice ques tions. A question is given, w ith five optional answ ers m a rk e d A, T h e F ire m a n (F. D.) physical exam ination is to be given th e green light, because of th e large nu m b er of can did ates an d th e d e sire of F ire Com m issioner F ra n k J. Q uayle to m ake ap poin tm ents as .soon as possible a fte r th e list is prom ulgated. T h e physicals will be held in V an C ortland P ark. To accom plish th e desired r e su lts th e ra tin g of th e F ire m a n w ritte n test, to be held on S a tu r day, M ay 15, will have to be ex pedited, as only th e survivors of t h a t te st will be given th e physi cals. T h e NYC Civil Service Com m is sion is pondering th e question. A p la n of sta rtin g th e physicals on Ju n e 1 for th e candidates who pass th e test fo r T ra n s it P a tr o l m an, C orrection Oificer .and Bridge an d T unnel Officer, is u n d er discussion. T lie hope is to com plete th e physicals by th e end I L Y O R K Because of th e considerable change in th e n a tu re of th e ex am in a tio n , w ith all scientific ques tions b arre d from th e com ing test, T o t a l ..................................... 100 a new sam ple could be of g reater E ac h question correctly a n a ir to a ca n d id a te even th a n th e sw ered counted 1 per cent. T he official questions an d answ ers of sam e will probably be tru e th is V _____________________________________________ tim e. T h e notice of ex am in ation sets fo rth th e following regarding th e o r Intelligence. T he distinction I M ay 15 event: “T he w ritte n te st m ak e in classifying questions a f will be held first an d will be de fected by overlap is to p u t th e m signed to ixjveal th e c a n d id a te ’s in to th e intelligence category, if intelligence, initiative, jud gm ent, th e re is an y doubt, a n d in to th e know ledge of related goverrunent ju d g m en t category only if th e agencies, an d cap acity to le a rn question asks th e ca n d id a te w h at h e would do u n d e r given circum th e work of a firem an.” I t is obvious th a t tw o topics stances. Also, I do n o t include t h a t were included in th e last a n y questions as com ing u n d er th e ex am in atio n will be excluded from h ea d in g of an y science unless th e c u rren t one: Physics an d knowledge of th a t science, r e chem istry and F irst Aid. T he r e a quired to answ er th e question, son for excluding physics an d exceeds t h a t w hich th e average chem istry, as well as F irs t Aid, la y m an possesses. U nder t h a t in is th a t w hatever knowledge is r e te rp re ta tio n th e re would be no quired of a n appointee in these scientific questions a t all in th e subjects is ta u g h t to h im in th e M ay 15 test, w hich agrees fully F ire College during his p ro b atio n w ith th e sta te m e n t by th e Com mission of th e five general topics a r y period. on w hich th e can d id ates will be Two New Topics Now exam ined. F or th e two subjects excluded, th e NYC Civil Service Com m is T w o P r e d ic t lo n a sion, by its own anno uncem en t, Sim ple m a th em atica l questions, will su b stitu te questions testing (a) in itiative an d (b) capacity usually involving only arith m etic, to learn th e work of a firem an. a re classed as intelligence ques A ssum ing th e sam e distributio n of tions. I f algebra w ere required, or questions on th e reta in e d topics, an y “h ig h e r” b ra n c h of m a th e th e two new subjects would r a te m atics, th e question w ould be sci a to tal of 17 questions. O n th e entific, b u t none su ch was p res assum ption th a t these would be e n t in th e la st test, an d it is safe divided into 9 an d 8, th e new se t to assum e none will be in th e p rese n t test. up would be: I t is possible also to m ake o th e r Intelligence .................................. 69 predictions, helpful to can d id ates: C apacity to le a rn th e w ork of 1. T h e initiative questions will a f i r e m a n .................................. 9 In itia tiv e ..................................... 8 be negative. 2. T h e questions on cap acity to Knowledge of related govern m en t a g e n c ie s .................. 7 le a rn th e w ork of a firem an will Ju d g m e n t ................................... 7 deal w ith capability of grasping new m a tte r, an d will n o t deal w ith T o tal ................................... 100 any facu lty for le arn in g th e work In each instance th e re a re five of a firem an, as distinguished from le arn in g an y o th e r work. m a in subjects. Classifying objectively th e ques tio n s of th e la st previous te st is n o t com pletely possible, since in telligence an d ju d g m en t questions overlap an d questions th a t seem to b ear on some aspect of physics could be classified u n d er physics I V D a te T h e sam ple will be based on th e reasoning co n tain ed in Mr. B e rn a rd ’s article in th is issue, in w hich h e m akes c e rta in p red ic tions ab o u t types of questions, an d gives reasons supp orting those predictions. Tim e allowed will be 3 Vi hou rs, so ta k e th e sam ple te s t as a n in dicatio n of how you’ll fa re later. T h e B e rn a rd sam ple ex a m in a tion could be published sooner th a n M ay 11, b u t th a t d a te was selected because it allows tim e for com pletely th o ro u g h p re p a ra tio n of th e sam ple test. — E ditor. > B, C, D an d E, a n d th e co rrect le tte r Is to be p rin te d in in k oiily (black o r blue), in th e space on th e Answer S h eet alongside th e n um ber of th e question. Since th e correct answ er is given (alth ough n o t identified), positive in itia tive is reduced practically to zero, even if one answ ers th e question correctly. Hence, to p ro vide a question u n d er th is c a t egory w ith an y degree of validity, choice of an y of th e fo u r w rong answ ers could indicate absence of in itiativ e, while choice of th e r ig h t answ er would n o t n ecessar ily show presence of initiative. T h erefo re th e w rong In itia tiv e answ ers would be boners obvi ous to an y one w ith an y sense of o rig in a tin g a sim ple u n d e r taking. T his m eans, in brief, t h a t In itia tiv e questions should be easy to answ er correctly, because one w ould be dum b who picked a r a th e r preposterous answer. T h e te stin g of In itia tiv e is best done in essay type questions, b u t since th e re is to none of these, th e Com m ission h as im posed on itself a difficult ta sk in a tte m p t ing to assay In itia tiv e by th e m u l tiple choice m ethod. F o r th is reason In itia tiv e questions m ay n o t a tta in th e 8 th a t I have spec ulated upon, an d capacity to le a rn m ay get m ore th a n th e p lay th a n th e 9 I have indivated. A n o t h e r B o r d e r l in e P o s s ib ilit y C apacity to le a rn is a n o th e r borderline grouping, because if one is .n o t carefu l in fra m in g th e question, i t falls m ore properly into th e Intelligence classification. Intelligence m eans th e ability to exercise th e h ig h er m e n ta l fu n c tio n s; th e possession of readiness of com prehension. I t ca nbe seen how close in m ean in g are “ca p ac ity to le a rn ” a n d “readiness of com prehension." B u t th e re is a difference. C apacity to le a rn is b ased on fac ts a n d in fo rm atio n t h a t are new to th e c a n d id a te; readiness of com prehension. I t can be seen m ay be te ste d w ith a sta te m e n t of fac ts e ith er fam ilia r to him or n o t requiring cap acitf to learn,, as m u ch as read y ability to u n d ersta n d an d distinguish. C a p ac ity to le a rn Involves som ething so new to th e ca n d id a te t h a t he m u st n o t only be able to u n d e r sta n d it (w hich tests Intelligence) b u t to absorb an d apply it (ca pacity to le a rn ). A P o s s ib ly F a r J o u r n e y F o r ca p ac ity -to -le a rn questions th e Com mission m ay go f a r afield of F ire D ep a rtm en t work, because th e g rea ter capacity to le a rn a n y thing, exceeds th e lesser, or m ay confine itself to fire fighting an d prevention, signals, rules an d reg ulations, even th e Official Action G uide of th e F ire D epartm ent, since it m akes no difference w h at new m a tte r is p resented to th e ca n d id a te fo r his consideration, so long as it Is stran g e to him . A recondite su b je c t-m a tte r ten d s to m ake a question ap p ear diffi cult, w itho ut an y rea l difficulty existing, th erefo re such questions should be recognized as n o t te s t ing one on a rem ote subject, b u t as te stin g one’s m en tal grasp, re gardless of th e subject. T h e cap ac ity -to -le arn topic will pf Juue« for. tiiQ tluee-title tests, Sii'oadway and are relatively easy. therefore be the second one that i l l B e L i k will offer some difficulties to th e __ — Commission. T h e th re e o th e r categories — L a s t F i r e m a n T e $ ( Intelligence, Knowledge of rela te d g overnm ent agencies a n d Ju d g S t r e s s e d I n t e l l i g e g , m e n t — are sta n d a rd an d sim ple to adm inister. S o W ill P r e s e n t 0 , A v o id i n g C o n f u s io n T h e topical breakdown m In telligen ce is saved fro m co n la s t F ire m a n (P. d ) fusion w ith o th e r topics by th e exam in atio n , held by N YC f a c t t h a t no specialized know l 13. 1946, shows th a t It edge is required a n d no fac ts d o m in an tly a n Intelligence beyond those n orm ally ta u g h t as 68 ou t of th e 100 ^ in elem en tary school. T his is p a r fa ll in to t h a t category. R ead ers who kept past is«u ticu larly tru e of th e firem an te st because n o form al education or T h e LEADER in which t K experience is required of a c a n tions a n d answ ers were pubii didate. I t also explains-w hy a r ith will be in tereste d in the quw m etic questions fall in to th e I n nu m b ers assigned to the five ic al classes: telligence category. In te llig e n c e — 6 , 9 u K nowledge of rela te d govern m e n t agencies would include th e 16, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 21 basic fa c ts about th e F ire D e p a rt 25, 26, 27, 28, 32, 36’ 39 m e n t itself an d r a th e r finer poin ts 42, 43, 44, 45. 46, 47, ab o u t o th e r d ep a rtm e n ts a n d 50, 51, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65 ?6 agencies. Ju d g m e n t generally involves 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84’ good sense in d eterm inin g m a t 8 6 , 87, 8 8 , 89, 90, 91, 99 ’ te rs requiring m e n tal process, or 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100. Toti P h y s ic s a n d c h e m is t r y — 3 i th e fac u lty of affirm ing or d eny ing a conclusion, hlle intelligence 29, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71 75. T o t a l , 14. questions are addressed to one's 73,J u74, d g m e n t — 1, 2, 4, 5, 7 i# u n derstanding. T o t a l 7. Ju d g m e n t is tested by p re se n t la t e d gon ing five options to a ca n d id a te m eKnnto wa gl eedngc eie s o f— r e31, 33, 34 who, so to speak, is p u t o n th e 37, 38, 40. T o t a l , 7. spot, by being required to sta te F i r s t a i d — 13, 17, 30. Total, w hich o f th e five courses h e would follow u n d er a given s ta te of fac ts t h a t p rese n t th e ju d g m e n t problem . H is good sense is T o o M a n y F a il; being tested, r a th e r th a n his m e n ta l ca p ac ity o r ability to com R e s c a l i n g A ske prehend, fo r these p a rtic u la r T h e extrem ely large percent skills are ta k e n for g ra n te d in of “fa ta litie s” in th e recent Ju d g m e n t questions. m otion exam s for Assistant T h e M u le o f th e T e s t E ngineer h av e created dissa tio n am ong th e NYC engini In itia tiv e rem ain s th e stubborn fac quality to te st by th e m ultiple in g personnel. I n response to m any reqiie choice m ethod, since In itia tiv e in volves aljllity of original concep th e A ssociation of Engineers tio n a n d ind«p«adent action. A rchitects, U nited Public Work W hen th e co rrect answ er is ,s u p h a s asked th e Civil Service plied, original conception sounds m ission to revise th e ratings. T o b ack u p these repre-sen chim erical a n d independence of action also rem ote. B u t a fa ir a p tIons to th e Commission, a mi p ro x im atio n o f testin g by m ultiple in g of th e employees concer choice is possible an d it will be was h eld a t 13 Astor Place. T h e P re sid en t of the Assw m ost in terestin g to observe how tion, E lm er P. Luebke, said: th e Com mission leaps th is hurdle. “W hen a la rg e percentage can d id ates, m a n y with PE. cences a n d 20 years of loyal 1 C la im s E x a m in e r Ice, fail to pass a promol exam , th e re m u st be sometli S tu d y A id G iv e n w rong. “ We th in k t h a t all those mei T h e M unicipal R eference Li Ju n io r title s who are now d( b ra ry h a s p u t to g e th er stu d y m a A ssistan t E ngineer work desi te ria l fo r th e ex a m in a tio n for prom otion an d recognition for C laim s E x am in er (T o rts), G rades w ork w h ich th e y actually 2 a n d 3, B oard of T ra n sp o rtatio n . form .” T h e L ib rary h a s a com plete col P O L I C E W O M A N ORAlS lection of previous exam ination T h e orals fo r Policewoman question p apers &nd answ ers w hich a re also open to inspection. ta k e place on Monday. April T h e L ib rary is open betw een 9 W ednesday, A pril 28; Mow a.m. a n d 5 p.m. on weekdays a n d M ay 3; Tuesday, May 4; and w from 9 to 1 on S atu rd ay s, a t Room nesday. M ay 5. Twenty canâ 2230 M unicipal Building, M a n h a t will be called each day. Th® slons are fro m 10 a.m. to i ta n . R a ilr o a d A n d C le r k P h y s ic a ls T h e long-delayed m edical an d physical tests fo r those who passed th e w ritte n te st for R ailro ad Clerk, NYC T ra n s it System , will begin on F riday, April 23. T he dates follow; April 23, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30; M ay 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11. T h e te sts will be held in th e M edical-Physical B u reau of th e NYC Civil Service Commission, Room 200, a t 299 Broadw ay, b e tw een R eade an d D uane S treets, ju s t n o rth of City H all P ark. P a u l M. B ren n a n , D irector of th e B u reau, will be in charge. T he eligible list was published a couple of m onths ago a n d co n ta in e d n ea rly 7,000 nam es. N ea r ly 5,000 were disabled o'r n o n -d is abled veterans. T h e m edical-physical te sts are M e d ic a ls to B e g in n o t difficult. M en must jumP a rope 2'6" high, women/! " m e n m u st lift a dumbbeinn arm , 35 lb. an d 30 lb., candia choice of w hich arm for dum bbell; women, 25 ana O ne a rm a t a tim e is Vision m u st be 20-40 eye, glasses perm itted; co be perception normal. . A fter th e Railroad CleiK cal physicals are over, it ed t h i t C learner * Will be exam ined L-t physically, w hich shou long; th e n th e conibi ea P a tro lm a n - C o rrec tly ^ B ridge a n d Tunnel d idates, an d at candidates, th e last-na^ | C o rtlan d P ark , for the P T A N T A L IZ IN G IN FLAVOR tn e A T c R ® s ALWAYS FRESH AT YOUR OIUCATISStM

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