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Pricf Ten O i i t s
CSEA To Press Salary Appeals
M E N T A L HYGIENE A T T E N D A N T S
IN M E T R O P O L I T A N A R E A
GIRD FOR S A L A R Y C A M P A I G N
KINGS
PARK,
Aug.
30 —
Angelo J. Coccaro of Kings Park
State Hospital has cautioned institutional employees in the metropolitan area that unless strong
and immediate appeals are made
against their allocations, the idea
that Mental Hygiene workers are
satisfied with their new salary
grades may seem correct. "Failure
on the part of the attendants and
office workers to put in an appeal, will nuturally indicate that
they are generally well satisfied
with what they got," he .said.
Attendants were allocated from
grad'? 2, $2,180 to $2,985. to grade
4, $2,450 to $3 190; clerks, from
grade 2, to grade 3, $2,320 to $3,040: stenographers, from grade 2
to grade 4: and typists from grade
2 to grade 3.
T h e attendants seek reallocation to grade 6, $2,720 to $3,520.
Refuting the statement of J.
Earl Kelly, director of Classification and Compensation, that, on
the whole, the greatest portion of
employees are satisfied with the
new plan, Mr. Coccaro said that
Mental Hygiene employees are
especially dissatisfied.
Mr. Coccaro, vice chairman of
the Metropolitan Conference, Civil
Service
Employees
Association,
directed a letter to CSEA chapter
presidents at Central Islip, Pilgrim
and Kings Park State Hospitals,
urging that one member of eacii
employee group planning to file
an appeal be assigned to organize
and submit the appeal.
'In Mental Hygiene," Mr. Coc-
Henry Galpin to Aid
Metropolitan Appeals
F. Henry Galpin, salary research
analyst of the Civil Service E m ployees Association, will spend one
day a week in N Y C to consult
with employees who file appeals
under tlie new State salary plan.
Arrangements for the downstate
oftice hours were made by Joim
F. Powers, CSEA president, to
Pilgrim State Hospital
caro said, 'the attendants' pay Is
the basis on which all salaries are
considered. As their salary increases, others in the department
will have to increase along with it.
" I t is generally f e l t , " he added,
"that attendants in mental hospitals perform similar duties to the
prison
guards
in
Correction."
While the guards were reallocated
to grade 11. he pointed out, attendants are "dragging way behind"
in grade 4.
John D. O'Brien, 4th vice president of the statewide CSEA, and
John E. Graveline, Mental H y giene representative on the CSEA
iward of directors, had informed
Mr. Coccaro of salary appeals by
employees in upstate Institutions,
for reallocation to grade 6.
Work to Start
On Health
Office BIdg.
provide maximum service to Association members in the metropolitan area.
A L B A N Y , Aug. 30—Constructlott
Mr. Galpin will be at Room 905
80 Centre Street, Manhattan, each will begin soon on the new State
Thursday. His telephone number, Health Department Office Building, on Holland Avenue, Albany.
COrliand 7-9800, extension 319.
Charles R. Culyer, CSEA field Contracts f o r construction, heatrepresentative, will also assist ing. sanitary, electric and elevator work are being now drawn up.
members on salary appeals.
T h e building Is expected to be
completed by June 30, 1956.
A< TIVITIE!»i 0 ¥ KMITOVKKS l!V .STATE
R.N., James Rodriquez Joseph D.
Rodriquez, Mary M. Rodriquez,
Maude E. Sawyer, Louis Scheer,
W. Schimber, Fred W . Schleinitz,
W. Schleninilz, Herman Schroeder, Mary Schroeder, Gladys Seaborn, Ann Sheridan, Lulu Silva,
C. Smyth, Ann H. Spring, Martha
Taylor, Lawrence Tetrault, Catherine L. Uhland, R.N., Margaret
Vesely, Lee Ward, Martin Washington. J. Whitfield, Preston W i n dus, and C. Yannetta.
After many years of experiencing difllculty and
financial
burden in
emergencies
where
blood was needed, the members
of Pilgrim chapter, CSEA, found
the solution in the cooperative e f fort ol forming the Inter-County
Blood Bank. I n a matter of hours,
the minimum number of 75 donors
had volunteered so that the mobile blood unit arrangements could
be made.
But the minimum number number was exceeded by five times
wlien the pledges started to roll
in. At least 450 employees turned
in signed pledges which will guarantee that no member of their
families need ever worry about
blood.
This is a striking demonstration
of the fine cooperation which Pilgrim chapter members enjoy.
AI.L P E R S O N N E L in superporvisoiy positions have given 100
per cent cooperation in distributing blood bank forms to employees. Dr. Harry J. Worthing, director of the hospital, is honorary
chairman of this cooperative project. and the chairman. Perry E.
Bendickson is doing a bang-up
joi).
Supplementing the list of members of the membership committee wiiich appeared in these columns on August 17, Dr. Prank J.
Puone has announced the full
complement of this active group.
Chairman is Louise Anderson,
Central Transcribing Bureau, aided by Lillian Allen, M. Allen.
Frances Amato, Helen Arthur,
Frederick Baganz, Gertrude D.
Bancroft, Lawrence Barning, Mrs.
Anne Barning, Frank Bauer. M.D.,
Eloise Bell, Beatrice Bendrickson,
Gastone
Benincasa, James
R.
Boothby. M. Boyle, Anna Brown,
Betty Burke, Helen Burns, M.
Bums, Ai Cangiano, Nora Cardinal, Mary C. Caron, A. Carrillo.
C. Carrillo, Eugene Chaiodo, Henry Cohen, F. Colden, Agnes Congo,
Ann Conlon, Bernadette Cooke,
R.N., R. Cooke, Henry Cordes, J.
Cronk, Mary Davis, Virginia Davis, M. DeDyn. R.N., Robert Doig,
K . Ellliot, Rose Faiik, Albert Filby,
Lieselotle Friedman, M.D., SalvaP L A N S are being made for the
tore Furlaro, Harry Gonda, M.D.,
M . B. Hall, Alfred
Hamilton. Division of Employment chapter's
Earnest Hastings, Ellen Hellegas, annual clam steam. Committees
M. Hemle, Janny G. Honing, Olga have been appointed, as follows:
Hubbard, Harry Hunting, and Marge Dorr, ticket chairman; Jim
Carr, sports chairman, assisted by
George Jones.
Dorothy Honeyivell, Edna Moran
Also John Jones, Edward J. and Mike Capola; Dick Childs,
Kelly, Allen Kelchiun, James K i r - transportation chairman, assisted
by, Barbara Koncelik, R.N., Hilda by Larry Currier. T o m Bolan Is
general chairman. A new game,
Kramer, M.D., Frank
Lanleri,
•Under the Bar." recently introAdeline LaRose, Leslie Lee, Hazel
duced aboard the Cunard ships,
Levesque, Herman F. LInderman will be included on the list of
Sr., Ciorge Little, Heni Losi, Mur- sporl.s events.
dock MacDonald, Charles M a The engagement of Esther Flach
honey, Mildred Malek, L. Martineau, A. McKeever, Frank M'-itzel, typist. Out-of-state Resident Unit,
Harry P. Nenningor, Clare O'Kane, and Frank Florez, Greenville f a r Grace Parker, R.N., Milo O. Pear- mer. has been announced.
Mrs, Ruth Irving of Account
sail. Priscilla Pyros, M. Randall,
A v i a Reegan, GiadJ's Roudhouse,
(Continued on I'a«e 3)
Employment, Albany
B Y JOHN F. P O W E R S
President, Civil Service Employees
Association
T h e task of reallocating som6
76,000 positions into new FeldHamilton salary schedules, the
most complex and difficult salary
adjustment program undertaken
in any jurisdiction, is now com-
T h e $3,000,000 " E " shaped building will be a completely air-conditioned. modern fire-proof structure. Plans call for a two-story
building approximately 300 feet
by 340 feet with a basement floor
generally above ground and a ptirtial third floor.
T h e exterior of the building Is
of modern design, constructed of
face brick with limestone trim.
T h e basement floor will contain
a cafeteria, auditorium, general
storage and file rooms, maintenance, storage space, workshops,
rooms for mechanical equipment
and mobile X - r a y units. Located
in the center section of the first
floor will be the entrance lobby,
flunked by a news-stand alcove,
a reception alcove and corridors
and entrances to the various wings
of the building. Offices will be situated on the remainder of the
first floor. On the second floor,
besides office space, there will be
a large conference room overlooking Holland Avenue.
Plans call for a third floor on
the center section of the " E " , containing a library and above that a
tower section, housing equipment
and cooling towers for the air conditioning.
Parking areas large enough for
about 300 cars are planned at the
side and rear of the site.
T h e new building will centralize and bring together the nine
widely scattered • locations now
housing the State Health Department offices.
•SIN(iI.E P A C K A G E '
C H A K I T Y F U N D SET
A new single-package fund-raising drive — replacing the many
cliaritable appeals now being made
—will be conducted among Federal employees in Washington, under a plan announced by the Civil
Service Commission.
OVER 10.000 F I L E F O K
S T A T E M O T O R VEHICLE TEST
More than 10,000 candidates
have filed for the State motor veliicle license examiner test, which
will be held Saturday, September
25. Filing closed August 20.
JOHN
P. POWERS
plete. T h e announcement of the
final allocations enables us, for
the first time, to review the results. T h e new plan represents a
substantial gain for many e m ployees, but disappointment and
inadequate adjustments for many
others.
T h e benefits were obtained only
after months of concerted efifort
on the part of Association representatives In their
negotiations
and conferences with the administration. T h e inadequacies will be
remedied through the continued
vigorous efforts of the Association.
T h e gains include:
1. Freezing into base pay what
had been temporary emergency
compensation amounting to 17.3
per cent of base pay.
2. T h e appropriation by the
State of $13,200,000 to implement
the new salary schedule.
3. T h e creation of new schedules
which now afford, for the first
time, a permanent flexible automatic method of salary allocation
which has both immediate and
long range advantages from tl(^
employee's standpoint and which
will result in more efl'ective administration by the State,
4. T h e adoption of a longevity
increment which confers an immediate benefit on 20 per cent of
the employees of the State who
have served for five years or more
at the top of their present salary
grades and which will benefit
thousands of others in the years
to come.
5. T h e correction of numerous
inequities in the old salary schedules. I n this regard it should be
noted that the administration met
and improved upon the commitments made to the Association at
the time the plan was formulated.
Over 97 Per Cent Benefit
Initially, it was agreed that at
least 50 per cent of the employees
would receive upward salary reallocations of at least one grade.
T h e final report shows that 66.43
per cent of the State's employees
have received an upward allocation of at last one grade and that
5 per cent of these employees received an upward allocation of
more than one grade. In all, some
47,000 employees constituting 61.5
per cent of all employees received
raises ranging from 5 to 10 per
cent, and 3,700 employees received
salary increases in excess of 10
per cent. Some salaries have been
increased 20 per cent or more.
T h e figures quoted do not take Into account the longevity increment
for the employees who have served for five years at the maximum
of their grade. Twenty per cent
of the State's employees who immediately benefit will receive an
additional 5 per cent increase la
base pay.
During the negotiations we obtained a commitment that at least
96 per cent of the employees would
receive some Increase under t h «
new schedule, and that not more
than 4 per cent would be limited
to the present salary rates. T h «
final figures show that 97.77 per
cent have received increases, that
only 2.23 per cent have been allocated to present or lower levels.
I n that regard it is Important
to note that all permanent e m ployees whose positions have been
reallocated downward are protected by the mandatory provisiona
of the new law which not only
permits them to retain their present take-home pay, but also assures them of any present increments to which they may be entitled in their present salary
grades.
6. T h e increases are retroactiv*
to April 1, 1954 and the additional salary due for the first half
of the year will be paid in a lump
sum shortly after October 1.
CSEA Win Press Appeals
I t was inevitable, in a problem
of this magnitude, that employee*
have been disappointed. I t is evident, as the Association has maintained f r o m the beginning, that
substantial additional appropriations will be required to bring
about more equitable reallocation
of titles where the new salariea
are still inadequate. W e are gratified that many large grouts of
employees have received substantial benefits, but we also recognize the fact that many workers
have received only token Increases
and that the salary rates for man/
other titles are still disappointingly low. T h e full extent of th«
inadequacies will be disclosed by
the appeals which will be filed
with the Director of Classification
and Compensation, and the Association will continue with th«
utmost vigor to press for additional appropriations to insure fair
and adequate salaries for all e m ployees.
Any employee who feels his new
allocation is inadequate is entitled
to file an appeal at any time prior
to December 31, 1954. In the event
such appeals are allowed, the law
provides that the employee will
receive retroactive pay f r o m April
1, 1954.
Budget Director T .
Normaa
Hurd, Classification Director J.
Earl Kelly, and the advisory committee are to be commended on
the expeditious manner in which
they have completed the difficult
task of initial allocations. The Association hopes and trusts that
the same expedition will be e m ployed in the correction of tii*
inadequacies and inequities which
will be disclosed by the appeals.
Buffalo Wins
AH-Star
Double Bm
I n the two well played, closely
contested games, Buffalo Stat*
Softball League, defeated the A l l Hospital, champion of the Mental
Stars by scores of 3 to 1 and 6 to 3.
T h e All-Star doubleheader concluded Mental Hygiene competition for 1954.
A capacity crowd of patienta
and guests from State hospitals
in Western New York witnessed
the action.
Fritzie Ehlers pitched the fl'rst
game for Buffalo, allowing four
hits, while Risley Willard gave u »
four hits for the All-Stars.
Ehlers
pitched again
In the
nightcap, allowing eight hits, whils
Corcoran, a consistently dependable hurler for Willard during ths
regular season, was pounded 14
times.
Buffalo's heavy guns were D ' A d dario, Soiden, Nicosia and Kieta.
who chalked up 13 of Buffalo's 1>
hits during the afternoon. I n t h «
second game, Kieta went four for
four. For the losers, H. McDonald of Willard batted three for
fouj- in both gamek.
By H. J.
BeHHAUti
3.500,000 More Public Employees
Can Come Under S O C E Q I Security
INCREASES in Social Security benefits, especially pension benefits, reduce the force, if not the number, of arguments against coordination of public employee retirement systems with Social Security.
By express insistence policemen and firemen are excluded from any
possibility of such coordination, under the liberalized bill President
Eisenhower signed.
The main reasons the policemen, firemen, and teachers have
opposed coordination are fears that once the U.S. gets a foothold In
State and local government retirement systems, it will eventually
take over completely, and impose generally the minimum retirement
age of 65, with pension benefits not comparable to the ones now
offered by the better State and local systems. Under those systems
retirement ages run from 65 to 55, and, for veterans, even to 50,
and for certain groups like policemen and firemen there may be no
age limits, but instead, a required service length, as for instance, 20
or 25 years. Besides, there are no age requirements for ordinary or
line-of-duty disability, while under Social Security there are no disability benefits. Police, fire, and teacher groups have a more Intimate
voice In the administration of their retirements systems, which are
separate to them.selves, unlike the catch-all systems for most other
employees. Possible loss of that hold Is another fear.
Added to any other objection would be the cost, which, beginning
January 1, 1955, will equal 2 per cent of pay up to $4,200, or $84
maximum a year, instead of to $3,200, a rise of $12. The maximum
primary benefit also goes up, becoming $98.50 a month compared to
the present $85.00.
Objections
Groundless
There is no proof that any of these fears are Justified, nor that
the objection to cost is valid. The new law itself contains the fullest
possible safeguards; the orators who loudly declaim the objections
are left without a leg to stand on. Instead of worrying how much
Social Security will cost members, there would be better ground to
worry about where the money is coming from to pay the future benefits to present and new members, since the youngsters of today, and
children yet unborn, will have to defray these costs largeJi^ through
taxes. When one is getting so much for so little he is in a poor position to complain that he should have gotten it for nothing, which,
after all, is the basis for the argument against any increased pay*
ments by the employee for retirement allowance and family benefits.
Particularly can he not complain about the half of the extra cost
paid by the employer.
Groups that would be embarrassed to reverse their policy of two
decades steady standing had better suffer the embarrassment rather
than the loss of the benefits.
Every police and fire group should appoint a committee to study
the subject anew and report back the facts under the new law. It
would be advisable to have these committees consist of members with
open minds, preferably members who had not served on such committees before. It would be well to Instruct the committees to pull
no punches. In the past such committees have shed more darkness
than light. Not only the members themselves but their families should
participate in the discussion and decision. The "little woman" should
be asked what she thinks of the retirement check rising $22.73 a
week, or getting $88.90 a month, as a widow, Instead of nothing, or
as to police or fire widows, a pittance at best.
I t is disheartening that the police and firemen, among the most
cherished of public employees, should Insist on being excluded. In
effect they are saying, "This benefits me, therefore I don't want It."
Not one policeman or fireman in a hundred thousand knows that
under the optimum conditions of Social Security, the $1,182 a year
pension represents an actuarial value a hundred times greater than
the amount the employee contriboited. Such a munificent ratio exists
under no other pension system, except one in which the employer
bears all the cost.
Under the new law 3,500,000 employees of State and local government not now provided with Social Security coverage will be able
to obtain It. No group that doesn't want It will have It forced upon it.
Dual benefits will become possible for public employees for the first
time, but with no reduction of present benefits to present members of
State and local systems.
The Federal Security Agency will Issue an Interpretation of the
main aspects of the new law. Public employee leaders and the
employees themselves should study the explanation the Agency will
Issue. Tables will be published showing the benefits and costs. The
facts showed prove exciting.
Eisenhower Promises Raises
But Not Before Next Year
N O T H I N G M U C H said or done about the vetoed U . S . pay bin
makes much sense. Congress simply made an empty gesture In voting
the 5 per cent raise without recording the money. There was no real
disposition in Congress to grant any raise, just to duck the Issue in
a way to avoid political hurt.
President Eisenhower was left to hold the bag. The pocket veto
was foregone.
The President was too finicky about the whole matter from the
start. He wanted nothing less than one of those full-scale personnel
programs, Including reclassification, that take a year and a day before
tliey how the fiast faint signs of results. Meanwhile the cost of living
had risen 4 per cent since the last Federal raise.
An across-the-board raise Is a makeshift, but a makesliift Is
•omethlng, and the General used some makeshifts, even In the landing in Normandy. Makeshifts and emergencies have a fraternal association of antique standing. There was no need to split iiairs now.
(Continued on Pace 13)
Cf. S. EMPLOYMENT RISES
FOR FIRST TIME SINCE '52
A net gain of 4,578 Federal employees during June—the first Increase since July, 1952—has been
reported by the Civil Service Commission. This gain. Interrupting a
downward trend for the past 22
months, brought total Federal employment to 2,347,809.
The Commission said the Increase was caused primarily by
seasonal gains In the Forest Service and the National Park Service.
However, the Post Office Department and the Department of the
Air Force also reported sizable
increases,
which were partially
offset by decreases in the Army,
Navy, and Treasury Departments
and in the Veterans Administration.
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Western
To Meet at Newark
Newark State School chapter
will be host to the September 18
meeting of Western Conference.
Pauline
Fitchpatrick,
chapter
president, has announced that the
afternoon meeting will be held in
the School Building on the State
grounds, and is scheduled f o r 2:30
P. M.
Dr. Isaac Wolfson, director of
the school, regrets It will not be
possible to have a tour of the
grounds but states he will be on
hand to welcome members to " T h e
H i l l " and to talk with Interest
persons about the school.
Dinner will be at 6:30 P. M. at
Caruso's Restaurant in Newark
and tickets will be $3 each. Reservations should be made with
Mrs.
Edna
VanDeVelde, 529
Church Street, before September
13. Check must accompany reservation.
Conference
chairman
Claude
Rowell is lining up interestins:
speakers for the afternoon and
evening, which will be reported l a
next week's L E A D E R .
Metropoliton
Conference
Meets Sept. 18
Bright Ideas
Earn $2,235
T h e Metropolitan
Conference,
A L B A N Y , Aug. 30—The State
Civil Service Employees AssociaAward Board
presented
tion, will hold its first fall mseting Merit
on Saturday, September 18 in the $2,235 in cash and five additional
assembly hall at Brooklyn State certificates of merit to 26 Stato
Hospital. Delegates and members employees during August.
of the executive board of each
T o p recipients were Frank K ,
CSEA chapter in the metropolitan area have been invited to at- McLoud and Walter J. Sloan of
tend. T h e meeting gets under way Public Works District 3, Syracuse^
at 1:30 P.M. Brooklyn State Hos- who shared a $1,000 award.
Alfred A. Castellano
of
th»
pital chapter will be host to the
Motor Vehicle Bureau, Albany, r e Conference.
ceived $350, and Nicholas Zavisky
of Taxation and Finance, Albany^
$125.
One hundred dollar checks went
to Mary Antico, T a x Department^
Albany;
Emanuel
Appclbaum.
State Insurance Fund, N Y C ; and
Isidore Kusminsky, Division o (
Employment, N Y C .
,
T h e National Conference of I n Pictured at the 19th annual cllambake of Woodbourne Prison employees are, from left.
Other cash recipients:
State Senator Arthur Wicks; Jack Solod, Civil Service Employees Association delegate; dependent Public Employee Or$65—Eugene Rubin, Rent C o m composed of stateAssemblyman Hymaa Miaiz; and David Duncan, president of Woodbourne chapter, CSEA. ganizations,
wide civil service groups in six mission, N Y C (two suggestions).
$50—Thomas P. Donohue, Motor
(Photo by Paul Leibowitx)
states, met last Friday at the
Hotel New Yorker, N Y C , to adopt Vehicle Bureau, Albany; Georgo
a program for effective personnel W . Morris, Correction Department
relations in all levels of govern- Auburn; and Marguerite T. Oulment. This was the third meeting met. Motor Veliicle Bureau, A l of the group, organized in 1952 bany.
$40—Marjorie Price, Motor V e to foster cooperation between civil
service workers in various states, hicle Bureau, Brooklyn (two sugand to provide a forum for the gestions).
$30—Frank Cepiel and John
exchange of information.
T h e New York State Civil Ser- Foster, Division of Employment,
vice Employees A.ssociation was' Albany (joint winners).
$25 — Alfred R . D'Annunzio^
represented by John F. Powers,
Green Haven Prison — William —James P. R i f f e , State Armory president; Charles R. Culyer, field Public Works, Rochester; Edith E.
As a service to CSEA members
Green
Haven
Prison. Elmira.
und delegates. T h e L E A D E R pub- Quick,
representative in the metropoli- French, Division of Employment
lishes in this issue the names and Slormvilie.
Western New York A r m o r i e s - tan era; William P. McDonough, Albany; Margaret T . Gendron,
addresses of presidents of all chapMatteawan—Joseph Dell. Matte- John Karnath, State Armory, 184 executive assistant to the presi- Civil Service Department, Albany;
ters, regional Conference presi- awan State Hospital, Beacon.
Connecticut St., Buffalo.
dent; and
John
J. Kelly Jr., William Green, Workmen's Compensation Board, N Y C ; Michael 3.
dents, and heads oX county diviNapanoch Institution — Joseph
Mount McGregor—Jack Plotsky, assistant counsel.
sioa chapters.
Carberry,
Napanoch
Institute, State Veterans Camp, Mount M c Out-of-state participants were: Jackson, Motor Vehicles Bureau*
Napanoch.
Gregor.
John J. Goff and Martin Reagan, Albany; Henry J. Patenaude, M e n Sing Sing Prison—Frank GronNew York Parole District—Wil- New Jersey Civil Service Em- tal Hygiene Department, Marcy;
owetter. Sing Sing Prison. Ossin- liam O'Morrissey, Divi.sion of P a - ployees Association;
Morris
A. and William A. Seidl, State InsurCITY CHAPTERS
ing.
role, 80 Centre St., N Y C .
Reilly, Michigan State Employees ance Fund, N Y C .
Binghamton — Elizabeth Groff,
Vocational Institution — Frank
Cash award winners also reco»
Association: Nelson Watkins, Ohio
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
425 Robinson St., Binghamton.
J. N. Adam Mem. Hospital— Employees Association; D. W o r t h - ived certificates of merit.
Buffalo—Albert C. Killian, State Foley. Box 200, West Coxsackie.
Wallkill Prison—Peter J. Walsh, Erwin Yeager, J. N. Adam Memo- ing Pearre, Maryland
Individual certificates went t o :
Classified
Veterans Affairs, 11 Webster St.,
Wallkill Prison, Wallkill.
Employees Association; Otis M. Anne Bliss, Workmen's Compenrial Hospital, Perrysburg.
North Tonawanda.
Westfield State Farm—William
Biggs Memorial Hospital—Edgar Banks and Fred Biggerstall, North sation Board, N Y C ; Thelma V,
Elmira—Mrs. Lois S. Clendenin,
Highway
Employees Douglas, Social Welfare DepartDiv. of Parole, Realty Bldg.. El- J. Neliigan, Westfield State Farm, Graham, Biggs Memorial Hospi- Carolina
Association; and Milton Goldman, ment, Oxford; Frank J. Pirone^
tal, Ithaca.
mira (Special request until new Bedford Hills.
Mental
Hygiene
Department,
Woodbourne Prison — David
Broadacres—Gertrude H. White, of T h e Shield, Newark, N. J.
election is held*.
Woodbooirne
Prison, Broadacres Sanatorium, Utica.
A full report on the pioneer Brentwood; Louis W. Rosen, Law
Geneva—Lloyd Weir, 600 North Dimcan,
Woodbourne.
Gratwick—Patricia Burns, State national civil service group will Department, Albany; and Charleg
St.. Geneva.
Soper, Mental Hygiene, Newark.
Health
Institute, 663 N. Oak St., appear in next week's L E A D E R .
Hornell — William S. Rogers.
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Buffalo.
Public Works Dept., 30 W . Main
Brockport Teachers College —
Mount Morris — John Barrett,
St., Hornell.
A< TIVMTIKS OF KMPl.llVKKS I N STATE
Hazel Nelson, State Teachers ColMount
Morris
State
Hospital,
Ne\^ York City—Solomon Ben- lege, Brockport.
Mount
Morris.
(Continued
from Page 1)
det. Room 905, 80 Centre St.,
vacationed at Cape Cod. Larry
Canton Ag. and Tech. Inst.—
Onondaga Sanatorium—Ivan J.
NYC.
Clark Scott, State Ag. and Tech.
Adjustment
2,
has returned to Currier, clerk, spent his vacation
Stoodley,
Onondaga
Sanatorium,
Oneonta — Harry O. Holstead, Inst., Canton.
work refreshed after a nine-day at Cape Cod with his family. Bill
Syracuse.
Homer Folks Hospital, Oneonta.
Cobleskill Institute — W a r d A.
trip along the coast of Maine. Mrs. Burns, senior account clerk, vacaR
a
y
Brook—Francis
J.
Hockey,
Rochester—P. Earl Struke, T a x Rodwell, State Inst. Ag. and Home
Marjorie Holcomb, Business A d - tioned at Saratoga. Sadye Kulik,
R
a
y
Brook
State
Hospital,
R
a
y
Dept., 55 Broad St., Rochester.
Economics, Cobleskill.
ministration, has been vacationing clerk, spent last week in N Y p . She
Brook.
Syraci/e—Thomas Ranger. Syrwith her family at Cape Cod. A1 saw the shows " T e a and S y m Cornell State College — Aithur
Rehabilitation
Hospital—Margaacuse Medical Center, 766 l i ving Davies, Martha Van Rensselaer
Dooling of Adjustment Unit 5, is phony" and " G o l d Star Cadillac^
ret
O'Neil,
Rehabilitation
Hospital,
St., Syracuse.
fishing at Rouses Point and Long and went on a shopping tour i n
Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca.
W. Haverstraw.
Utica—Edwin T . Smith, T a x
Island. Stella Gawrlch of Adjust- Brooklyn. Ethel Skinner, file clerlg
Cortland
Teachers
College
Dept., 231 Bleecker St., Utica.
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ment Unit 5, recently spent the Annie Mae Epps, Jean Voelker,
James Savage, State Teachers ColC O N S E R V A T I O N DEPABTIVIENT lege. Cortland.
Employment Service, N Y C and week in Buffalo. Margaret Jones, and Ed Knight are vacationing.
Files Unit: Nan Healy, seniot
spent the
Forest Rangers — Ira Thomas,
Fredonia Teachers College—Wil- Sub. Area—Marie C. Doyle, Div. Adjustment Unit 4,
Goldens Bridge.
liam J. Chalker, State Teachers of Employment, 165 Joralemon week-end at her camp at Wells, file clerk, is vacationing. Ed Ryan,
St., Brooklyn. '
N. Y . Congratulations are in order and Jim Buccl, clerk, spent lasA
Game Protectors—Anton Sem- College, Fredonia.
Insurance Fund—William Price, for Agnes Rose of Adjustment week at Saratoga. Ed returned
rov, Jr., R F D , Cherry Valley.
L, I. Ag. and Tech. Inst.—
L. I. Inter-County Park—George George A. Drannan, L. I. Ag. and State Insurance Fund, 625 Madi- Unit 4. She received her driver's smiling but Jim had a sad lookExamining Unit: Mary Bain,
license on her first try.
Siems, 3379 Woodward Ave., W a a - Tech. Inst., Farmlngdale (treas- son Ave., N Y C .
Brooklyn State Hospital —Emll
tagh.
urer).
Eileen Sehl, clerk, has entered clerk, vacationing. Madehne Cline^
Niagara Frontier — Elmer Ellis,
Morrisville — George Metzler, Impresa, Brooklyn State Hospital, St. Peters Hospital for minor sur- clerk, is vacationing at Lake St.
107-67lh St., Niagara Falls.
gery. F. D. R. Quigley, clerk, is on Catherine, Vermont. Nora Deechef;
State Ag. and Tech. Iiwl.. Mor- 681 Clarkson Ave., Brooklyn.
Buffalo State Hospital — K e n - vacation in Virginia. Bernadette clerk. Is spending the week at BurSaratoga Spa—Joseph A. Folts, risville.
den Lake. M a r y Jane Higgina,
10 Ritchie Place, Saratoga Springs.
Oswego Teachers College—Flor- neth L. Blanchard, Buflalo State Deeb, clerk, leaving on vacation
Pali.sades Interstate P a r k — A n - ence Mohr, State Teachers College, Hospital, 400 Forest Ave., Buffalo. to Canada. On the return trip she clerk, is spending the week ia
Central Isllp State Hospital — plans to stop off at "Frontier New York. Hazel Connors, clerk,
gelo J. Donato, Palisades Inter- Oswego.
Joseph Pernio, Central Islip State T o w n " to work as relief stage returned to work after a recent illstate Park. Bear Mountain.
School for the Blind — Daniel
coach driver, so Deadeye Willie ness. Mary Sanders, clerk, spent
Southwestern—Frank L. K n i g h t . Biricree, State School for Uie Hospital, Central Islip.
Craig Colony — Lawrence Mann, can enjoy his yearly sojourn at the last two weeks at Lake ChamAllegany State Park, Red House. Blind, Batavia.
Craig Colony, Sonyea".
" D r y Gulch." Louise Grossl, O M O plain. Mary Brunet, senior clerk
CORRECTION DEPARTMENT
Creedmoor — John Mackenzie, Graph, basking in the sun for the vacationed at Hyannls on Capi
EXECUTIVE D E P A R T M E N T
Albion—Mrs. Anna M. ICinniiar,
Capital District Armories—Har- Creedmoor State Hospital, Queens next two weeks at Atlantic City. Cod. Eva Spencer, clerk, speol
223 W. Bank St., Albion.
her vacation in Maine.
Attica State Prison — Harry ry A. Whitney, State Armory, Village.
T h e staff of Unit 1 extends symGowanda State Hospital — Vito
Receiving Unit: Cora Persons
Joyce, Attica State Prison, Attica. Amsterdam.
pathies to Mary Watkins, clerk,
J. Ferro, Gowanda State Hospital,
Auburn Prison — Harry Dillon,
Metropolitan Armories — Frank
on the death of her husband, H o w - clerk, is visiting her sister at A »
Helmuth.
Auburn State Prison, Auburn.
ard. " H o w i e " was well known to bury Park. John Clark, mall ai^
E. Wallace, 369th A A A Armory,
Harlem Valley State H o s p i t a l Clinton Prison—Harold T . Cor- 2366 F i f t h Ave., New York 37.
local sporting gentry a« a "right supply clerk, and Frank Hussel
Howard J. Ross, Harlem Valley
coran, Clinton Prison, Dannemora.
guy." He was a postal employee beck, clerk, are vacationing. Rlcl^
Genesee Valley Armories—Ray- State Hospital, Wingdale.
at the Albany Post Office. M a r y ard F. Jones, principal mail ami
Oannemora
State Hospital — mond C. Jaynes, State Armory,
Hudson River State Hospital— has received a permanent appoint- supply clerk, returned to wort
Howard
St. Clair,
Dannemora 235 State St., B a U v l a .
Nellie Davis, Hudson River State ment as file clerk at the Bureau of after visiting his mother at Floni
State Hospital, Dannemora.
Hudson Valley Armories—Ver- Hospital, Poughkeepsie.
Park, Long Island. He also visited
Motor Vehicles.
Elmira Reforamtory — Edwla non Budd, State Armory, Mt.
Kings Park S U t e Hospital —
friends in Brooklyn. Mike TorteU*
Opdjrke, Elmira Reformatory, El- Vernon.
Experience
Ratine
Section
Ivan Mandigo, Kings Park State
mall and supply clerk, spent hh
mira.
Exceptions Unit: Rachel Deep,
Mid-State Armories—Arthur V. Hospital, Kings Park.
vacation fishing at Caroga
Oreat Meadow—John R . Leahy, Rutz, State Armory, Rome.
clerk, spent her vacation at Atlan(Continued on Pag* U».
OreAt Meadow Prison, Cuuutock.
Uc City. Rosalie Lublner, clerk.
Syracuse and Vicinity Armoriea
(Continned on Pace 1«)
Employees of
Six Sfafes
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CS£yA chapter Presidents,
Conf(erence Heads Listed
State Division
NYC Exams That Open Soon
work outlined under duties; or a vacancies, Dept. of Health. Fee,
SUtisTac„ory
equivalent.
Tests: $4. Written test October 29 (tenWritten test weight, 50; exper- tative). Minimum Requirements.
ience wight, 50. (Thursday, Sp- Candidates must have each of the
following or a satisfactory equitember 23),
valent: ( a ' a master's degree in
7097. A S S I S T A N T
SUPERVI- Nursing Education with a major
SOR OF CUSTODIANS, $6,460. in Mental Health: (b) two years
Fee, $5. Written test, October 13 of experience in the field of Pub(tentative). Minimum
Require- lic Health Nursing; and (c) two
ments: High school education or years of responsible supervisory
equivalent; plus at least seven experience in a Health Program.
years' experience in connection Tests: Written, weight 40; trainwith buildings similar or equiva- ing and experience, weight 30;
lent to school buildings super- oral, weight 30. The factors in
vised by custodian engineers eitlier the oral test will include manner,
(a) in charge of the cleaning, speech, judgment and technical
mechanical operation and mainte- competence. (Thursday, Septemnance or (b) in building construc- ber 23.)
tion and alterations in an executive or .supervisory capacity or ( c )
as a graduate civil or mechanical
engineer concerned with building
operation and maintenance; or a
satisfactory
equivalent.
Appropriate technical education on a
collegiate level may be substituted
for experience on a year for year
basis up to a maximum of four
Details are being ironed out by
years. Additional credit will be the N Y C Transit Authority and
given for a valid N Y C stationary the Budget Director's office for the
engineer's license with oil burner as.signment of transit patrolmen
endorsement, or a U. S. Coa.st to a temporary 48-hour week. The
Guard marine engineer's license. transit police, who have been
Tests: Vritten, weight 50; train- working a five-day, 40-hour week,
ing and experience, weight 50. will be paid straight time for the
Training and experience will be eight-hour overtime duty. The new
rated after an oral interview and schedule is expected to go into
after a review of the candidate's effect "within two or three weeks,"
statement of experience to de- a T A .spokesman said.
termine the extent to which such
The extra tour will remain in
xperience has demonstrated hi.s
fitness to perform the duties of force until enough transit patrolthe position. (Thursday, Septem- men are appointed from the coming eligible list to provide adequate
ber 23.)
l a ^ enforcement on the City tran7;i34. HOUSEKEEPER, GRADE sit facilities. The list may be ready
1, $2,510. Second filing period. Fee, by December 1.
$2. Minimum Requirements: One
Prospects are excellent for early
year of experience in the supervision of a housekeeping unit in and numerous appointments of
an institution, hotel, or residence the eligibles. Major General Hugh
proximately 100 or more rooms. J. Casey, T A chairman, indicated
that he and his fellow commis(Open until further notice.)
7048. M A C H I N I S T ' S HELPER, sioners "are all convinced that
$4,515. Twelve vacancies. Fee $4. there should be a strengthening"
Written test, November 20 (tenta- of the police force, although it
tive).
Minimum
Requirements: may not be the exact figures recThree years' recent practical ex- ommended by Captain Matthew H.
Hughes, chief of the T A crime
7035. O C C U P A T I O N A L T H E R - perience of a nature to qualify for fighters.
the
duties
cf
the
position;
or
a
A P I S T (4th amended notice, 4th
filing period), $3,425; 31 vacancies combination of recent practical
in Departments of Hospitals a n i experience and training in an apHealth. Open to all qualified cit- proved vocational or trade scliool.
izens. Application may be made by (Thursday, September 23.)
mail. Requirements: graduation
7129. SENIOR
CONSULTANT
from school of occupational ther- ( E A R L Y C H I L D H O O D ) , $6,470.
apy, or therapist registered with One vacancy. Dept. of Health.
approved O.T. association. Fee $3. Promotion eligibles will be offered
(Open until furtlier notice.)
job first. Fee $5. Date of written
7007. P R O B A T I O N OFFICER, test still open. Minimum RequireGRADE 1, City Magistrates and ments: Candidates must have each
Special
Sessions
Courts
(4th of the following or a satisfactory
amended notice, 1st filing period), equivalent: ( a ) a master's degree
$3,745; 25 vacancies. Require- with a major in Early Childhood
ments: (1) bachelor's degree; and Education from a university ap(2) either ( a ) graduation from proved by the University of the
school of social work, or (b) two State of New York; (b) three
full-time
years' full-time paid case work ex- years of satisfactory
perience with social ca.se work paid experience under superviagency; age limits, 21 to 55, ex- sion, teaching in an. approved
cept for veterans. Fee $3. (Open nursery school, kindergarten or
in primary grades' (c) two years
until further notice.)
of satisfactory, full-time paid ex7036. P R O B A T I O N OFFICER, perience as director of an approvGRADE 1, Domestic Relations ed nursery school or day care cenCourt (4th amended notice, 2nd ter; (d) tiirce years of satisfac• RADIOS
• RANGES
filing period), $3,745; 65 vacan- tory fu.l-time paid experience in
cies. Requirements: same as No. an approved agency in the admin• CAMERAS
• JEWELRY
7007 above. Fee $3. (Open until istration or supervision of a group
• TELEVISION
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further notice.)
of nursery schools, kindergartens,
• TYPEWRITERS
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7219. PUBLIC H E A L T H NURSE or day care centers for young chil•
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dren.
Tests:
Technical,
weight
30;
(4th amended notice, 6th filing
period), $3,080; 185 vacancies in training and experience, weight
ANCHOR
RADIO
CORP.
Department of Health. Open to all 40; oral, weight 30. The factors
in
the
oral
test
will
be
manner,
ONE
GREENWICH
ST.
qualified citizens. Application may
(Cor Boiiery Ploce, N Y.I
be made by mail. Requirements: speech and judgment. The techTEL. WHitehall 3-4280
nursing school graduation, includ- nical test may be written or oral.
l o b b y Entronce — O n e B w o y Btdg.
ing courses in medical, surgical, (Open until further notice.)
obstetrical and pediatric training;
7000. C O N S U L T A N T
PUBLIC
(OPPOSITE CUSTOM HOUSE)
State license as registered nurse, H E A L T H NURSE, $4,876. Three
or application for such license, required for appointment; maximum
age, 30, except for veterans. Pee
$2. (Open until further notice.)
The followine N Y City cxan*
will open for receipt of application on Wednesday, September 8,
and will remain open until dates
Indicated. Starting September 8,
application may be made to the
NYC Department of Personnel, in
person or by representative, at 96
Duane Street, Manhattan.
Where specifically stated, application may be made by mail to
the Department of Personnel, 299
Broadway, New Yorii 7, N. Y. Enclose a six-cent self-addressed envelope at least nine inches wide.
Candidates must be U. S. citlBens and residents of New York
State, unless otherwise Indicated.
Three years' residence in NYC is
required for appointment to most
City jobs.
7196. D I E T I T I A N (2nd amended notice, 2nd filing period),
$2,890; open to all qualified citizens. Application may be made by
mail. Requirements: bachelor's degree fe home economics, with major studies in food, nutrition or
Institutional management. Fee $2.
(Open until further notice.)
7034.
DLNTAL
HYGIENIST
(4th amended notice, 12th filing
period), $2,825; seven vacancies.
Requirements: State licen.se as
dental hyglenlst. Fee $2. (Open
until further notice.)
7197. JUNIOR C I V I L E N G I NEER (10th filing period), $4,080;
375
vacancies.
Requirements:
bachelor's degree in engineering,
by March 1, 1955, or equivalent.
Fee $3. (Open until further notice.)
7341. M E D I C A L
SOCIAL
W O R K E R , GRADE 1 (2nd filing
period), $3,425; 125 vacancies.
Open to all qualified citizens. Application may be made by mail.
Requirements: bachelor's degree
and two years' full-time case work
experience in social case woric
agency; graduate study in school
of social work may be credited.
Fee $3. (Open until further notice.)
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6986. PLUMBER'S
HELPER,
$17.85 a day. Minimum Requirements: (a) Three years' paid practical experience of a nature to
qualify for the duties of the position' or (b) not less than one year
of acceptable experience of a nature to qualify for the duties of
the position, plus sufficient educational training of a nature relating to the duties of the position in an approved vocational or
trade school to complete tiie threeyear minimum requirement. Six
months' practical experience will
be credited for each year of educational training. Age limit. 50
years; does not apply to veterans.
(Tliursday, September 23).
7120. A S S I S T A N T CIVIL ENGINEER
( S A N I ' l ' A R Y ) , $5,006.
Fee, $5. Written test, October 27
(tentative). Minimum
Requirements: A baccalaureate degree in
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by the University of the State of
New York and ttiree years' satisfactory practical sanitary engiiBeeiing experience in the type of
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Preyiew of Conning State Examinations
H e a t i n g and Ventilating E n g i Sanitary Engineer, Asst, D e Statistician, Labor W C B ( N C P ) .
A d m . A.sst., Jr., P W ( P r o m ) .
following exam schedule
neer.
sign.
Statistician, Labor.
A d m i n D i r of Audits Accts, A C
•Ives advance Information about
H e a t i n g Ventilating
Engineer,
Sanitary Engineer. Asst, D e Statistics Clerk. Prin., Educ
• x a m s to be held by the State Civil (Prom..
sign, P W ( P r o m . ) .
Jr.
Asst.
Adm.
Finance
Otllcer, ( P r o m . ) .
Bervlce Department, so that candiSanitary Engineer. Jr, Design,
Statistics Clerk, Sr, Labor D E
Hway
General
Maintenance
dates may prepare for the exams Banking ( N O P . ) .
Sanitary Engineer, Jr. Design,
Admin. Finance Officer, Cons. ( C o m p ) .
Foreman.
I n which they are Interested.
P W (Prom,).
Statistics Clerk, Sr, Labor S I P
H e a d Housekeeper.
Prospective candidates are cau- ( P r o m . ' .
Admin. Siiperv. of M a c h Acctg., ( C o m p ) .
Hydraulic Engr. Asst.
Sewing Machine Adjuster.
tioned not to file applications on
Stenographer.
Industrial Engr, Assoc.
Soils Engineer, Jr.
the basis of this schedule, bat Asst
Stenographer, Prin, A C ( P r o m . )
Assoc in Sch Bus. Mgmt., Ed.
Industrial F o r e m a n , B r o o m and
Soils Engineer, Jr., P W ( P r o m , )
should consult detailed announceStenog, Prin, Banking ( P r o m . ) . Bask.
ments for each exam, which are ( C o m p . ) .
Soils Engineer, Sr, P W ( P r o m . )
Stenog,
Prin,
Civil
Defense
Auditor, Sr. ( P r o m ).
Issued ten to eleven weeks before
Industrial
Foreman.
Cotton
Steam Fireman.
the date on which the exam is to
Auditor of State Refunds, Chf., Conim N Y ( P r o m . ) .
Carding.
Supt of Constr, Asst.
Stenographer, P r i n , P W M a i n
be held. Applications may be filed A C ( P r o m . ) .
Industrial
Foreman,
Cotton
•Supt, Jones Beach S P . Asst.
Office ( P r o m . ) .
at any time f r o m the date of anBiostatistician, Assoc.
K n i t Dy.
Cons ( P r o m . ) .
nouncement until five weeks beStenographer, Commerce SR.
Budget Examiner, Chf., Exec.
Indus Foreman, Cot K n i t ,
Supt. Oper M t c Canals, Asst,
fore the exam date; T h e L E A D E R ( P r o m . t .
Stenographer, L a w , P r i n . BankIndustrial Foreman, Cot W e a v - P W ( P r o m . ) .
will carry advance information on
ing ( P r o m . )
Business Consultant, 10-54.
ing.
Supvr of M o t o r Carriers, Asst,
filing dates for all State exams.
Slores Clerk.
Bu.siness ConoUliant, Jr.. 10-54.
I n d Foreman, G a r m e n t Shop, P S C ( P r o m . ) .
Sr Stores Clerk, 8 JD ( P r o m . ) , Corr ( P r o m . ) .
O m i t t e d f r o m this schedule are
•Bus Cons, .Sr., AC, 10--54.
•Supr of P a r k Oper, Asst,
a large number of exams to be
Bus.
Cons.,
Sr.,
Commerce 12-54.
Industrial Foreman, Mattress.
Tax
Val Engr, Sr, EQ
BD
held f o r local jurisdictions.
Supt of Tolls, N Y S T A ( N C P ) .
(Prom.).
Industrial Foreman, M e t a l Bed ( P r o m . ) .
T h e schedule is divided into the
Supreme Court Stenog, 5 JD.
Clerk. Hd. Budget ( P r o m . ) .
Mfg.
Telephone Engineer, Asst.
following sections: 1. administraSupreme Court Steno, 6 JD.
Prin.
Clerk,
Exec
Chambers
Industrial Foreman, Asst, P a i n t
Telephone
Engr,
Assoc,
PS
tive, business and clerical; 2, en- ( P r o m . ) . 11-54.
T a x Collector.
Bru.
(Prom.).
gineering, mechanical and agriculT a x Collector, Sr T F ( P r o m . ) ,
Prin.
Clerk,
Public
Works
Industrial
Foreman,
Sheet
Telephone Engr, Sr.
tural; 3, health, education and ( P r o m . ) , 11-54.
T e l Oper, Sr, Budget ( N C P ) .
Metal.
Telephone Inspector, Sp, P S C .
w e l f a r e ; 4, legal and law enforceTelephone Oper, Sr. Executive
Clerk, Sr., Billing, S I F ( P r o m . ) .
Industrial Foreman, Shoe.
T h r u w a y Facilities Consultant.
m e n t ; 5, exams for the Division
Chamb ( N C P ) .
SR. Cleric CI. 12-54.
Industrial
Foreman.
Shoe
Transportation Engineer, Prin.
of Employment; and 6, exams f o r
Sr. Clerk, CI, W C B
(Prom.),
T h r u w a y T o l l Collector.
Finishing.
Transportation Engineer, P r i n .
which the Technical Services sec- 12-54.
T o l l Division Supervi.sor.
Industrial Foreman, Tobacco.
PSC (Prom.'.
tion of the Civil Service D e p a r t Clerk, Corp Search, Prin., State
T o l l Section Supervisor, L I .
Industrial Foreman, A.sst, W o o d Transportation Service Inspecment is responsible.
(Prom.).
Toll
Section
Super,
C o n s . work.
tor.
Clerk,
Corp
Search,
Sr.,
State
(
P
r
o
m
)
.
H o w Exams Are Listed
Industrial
Foreman,
Woolen
• T r e e Pruner Foreman, P W .
Truck Mileage T a x E x a m . T F Spinning.
W i t h i n eacii occupational sec- ( P r o m . ) .
Valuation Engineer, Jr. PSC,
Clerk.
Sr.,
Est
T
a
x
,
T
F
(
P
r
o
m
.
)
.
(
P
r
o
m
,
)
.
•
tion, exams are listed as follows:
I n d H y g Engr, Assoc, Labor
HEALTH. EDUCATION AND
Clerk, Fingerprinting.
Truck M i l e a g e T a x E x a m Sr.
1. Alphabetically under the basic
(Prom.),
WELFARE.
Prin.
Clerk.
Inc.
T
a
x
Comp.,
T
F
T
F
(
P
r
o
m
.
)
.
title — education examiner, eduIndustrial Plygiene Engr, Jr.
Adult
Civic
Education. Asst In.
(
P
r
o
m
.
)
,
11-54.
Truck
W
e
i
g
h
e
r
,
Sr,
P
W
(
P
r
o
m
.
)
.
cation supervisor, file clerk, guard.
Industrial Superintendent, Corr
Adult Education, Asst In.
Clerk,
Lo
Health
Rec,
Hd,
Typist
2. In ca-se of a specialty, these
(Prom.).
Adult
Education
Curriculum,
Typist, Sr, ED
Col
Forestry
are listed in order under the main Health ( P r o m . )
Industrial Superintendent. Asst, Assoc.
Clerk, Sr., Maintenance, SR.
(Prom.),
basic title—social worker
(child
Corr ( P r o m
Americanization Adult, E l e m e n Typi.st, Sr, S I P ( P r o m , ) .
Clerk. Sr, Maintenance, S R .
w e l f a r e ) , social worker
(public
Institution Fireman.
tary.
Typist, Sr, T S H R C ( P r o m ) .
Prin
Clevk,
Personnel,
SIF
assistance), etc.
L a b Engr. Asst, P W ( P r o m ) .
Attendant,
Chf
Supvg,
MH
Typist, Sr, T S H R C M e t Area
3. W h e r e there are a basic title, ( P r o m . ) , 11-54.
Lab
Engineer . Assoc,
P W (Prom.).
Clerk, Purciiase, Prin, Labor ( P r o m . ) .
a specialty and a grade adjective,
(Prom.).
Attendant, Supvg, M H ( P r o m . ) .
T y p i s t , Sr, T h r u w a y ( P r o m . ) .
by grade adjective. For example ( P r o m . ' .
L a b Engr, Jr, P W ( P r o m . ) .
•Bath A t t e n d a n t
Varitype Operator
Clerk, Purchase,
Prin,
WCB
.—personnel technician ( e x a m i n a L a b Engr, Sr, P W ( P r o m . ) .
•Biochemist.
Varitype Operator, PSC.
tions), personnel technician ( e x - ( P r o m . ) .
Landscape Architect.
Blindness P r e v Consultant.
ENC;iNEERING, M E C H A N I C A L
Clerk, T a r i f f Prin, P S C ( P r o m . ) .
aminations), associate; personnel
Landscape
Architect.
PW
Cancer Res Anesth, A.ssoc.
AND AGRICULTURAL
Sr Clerk, Underwriting, ( P r o m . ) ,
technician (examinations', princiCancer Res Anestgist, Sr.
Analytical Chemist, P W ( P r o m . ) ( P r o m . ) .
12-54.
pal.
Landscape Architect, Assoc.
Cancer
Res Breast
Surgeon,
Analytical Chemist, Assoc. P W
Clothing Clerk.
4. W h e r e complete titles of the
Landscape Architect, Jr.
Assoc.
Commods
Tax
Exam r T F (Prom.).
exams are identical, they are listLandscape Architect, Prin.
Cancer Res Gastro I n t Surgeon,
Analytical
Chemist.
Sr. P W
ed alphabetically by department. ( P r o m . ) .
Landscape Architect, Sr.
• Assoc.
Corre.spondence
Censor,
Corr ( P r o m . ) .
Abbreviations
Landscape Architect, Sr. P W
Cancer Res Gynecologist. Assoc.
Aquatic Biologist, Marine.
Adjectives frequently occuring ( P r o m . ) .
(Prom.).
Cancer Res Head Neck Surgeon,
Architect, Asst.
Dir of Corr Research, 11-54.
Jn exam titles are abbreviated, as
Architect, Asst, P W ( P r o m , ) .
Laundry
Superv.
CHif.
M H Asso.
Dir of Standards, S P ( P r o m . ) .
follows: asst.. assistant;
assoc.,
Cancer Res Internist, Assoc.
Architect, Assoc.
(Prom.).
Dis Ben Examr, W C B ( P r o m . ) .
associate; chf., chief; hd., head;
Cancer Res Internist, Sr.
Architect. A.ssoc, P W ( P r o m . ) ,
Lock Operator, Chf, P W ( c o m p ) .
Economist, Labor, N Y
Office
Jr., junior: prin., principal: sr.,
Cancer
Res
Neiu-osurgeon,
Architect, Chief, P W ( N C P ) .
Maintenance
Supervisor. H d ,
senior;
supt,
superintendent; ( P r o m . ) , 11-54.
As.soc.
Architect. Jr.
M H (Prom.'.
Economist, Labor Res, Sr, L a supvg., supervising.
Cancer Res Pathologist, A.s.soc.
Architect. Sr.
Marketing Facil Specialist.
Departments and divisions are bor ( P r o m . ) , 11-54.
Cancer Res Pathologist, Sr.
Marketing Facll Specialist. Sr.
Architect, Sr. P W ( P r o m . ) .
Editor of School Reports A C
abbreviated, as follows:
Cancer Res Radiologist, Assoc.
AM (NCP).
Architectural D r a f t s m a n . Jr.
A & M . Agriculture and Markets. ( P r o m . ) .
Cancer Res Radiologist, Sr.
M e c h Cons Engr, Assoc.
Architectural Estimator,
Asst.
Engrossino; Clerk, Sr.
A & C, Audit and Control.
Cancer Res
Roentgenologist,
M e c h Const Engineer, Sr. P W
Examiner, Chief, M a n a g e m e n t , P W .
C. S., Civil Service.
Assoc.
(Prom.).
Architectural Estimator. Sr.
Exec ( P r o m . ) .
Cons., Conservation.
Cancer Res Scientist, Asst.
Mechanical D r a f t s m a n , Jr.
Biophysicist.
Corr, Correction.
Exam of Methods Procnd, S R .
Cancer Res Surgeon, Sr.
Mechanical Spec W r i t e r , Asst.
Boiler Inspector.
Educ., Education.
File Clerk, Prin, Corr ( P r o m . ) .
Chf Cancer Res AnesthesioloPW.
Bldg Constr Engr, Sr.
Exec., Executive
Department,
File Clerk, Sr, Exec, A B C Board
M o t o r Equipment M a l n t F o r e - gist.
Building Constr Engr, Sr. M H
Office of the Governor.
N Y (Prom.).
Ch Can Res Breast Surg. As.soc.
man.
ABC,
Executive
Department,
Sr File Clerk, M e n t a l H y g i e n e ( N C P ) .
Ch Can Res Gastro Intes Surg,
M o t o r Equip M t c Supvr.
Bldg Elec Engr, Sr.
Division of
Alcoholic
Beverage ( P r o m . ) , 11-54.
M o t o r Equipment Maintenance A.S.SOC.
Building
Struc
Engr,
Asst
Control.
Graphic Statistician, Jr, Labor,
Supv ( P r o m . ) .
(Prom.'.
Ch Can Res Gyn, Assoc,
CAD,
Executive
Department, W C B .
• M o t o r Vehicle Inspector.
Bldg Structural Engr, Asst.
State Commission
Against
DisHearing Reporter.
(Continued on P a g e 7)
P a r k Engineer.
Bldg Structural Engr, Jr.
crimination.
Hearing Stenog.
P
a
r
k
Engineer,
Assoc.
Cons
Buoy
L
i
g
h
t
Tender.
P
W
.
Parole, Executive Department,
Income T a x Examiner, T F , N Y .
(Prom.).
Canal Structure Oper, P W .
Division of Parole.
Brooklyn ( P r o m . ) .
P a r k Engineer, Jr.
Cattle Appraiser, Hd. A G (NCTP)
S & P , Executive Department,
Insurance Advisor.
Chemical Engineer, Jr.
P a r k Engineer. Sr.
Division, of Standards and P u r O P C A N D I D A T E S For
Insurance Examiner, Jr.
Civil Engr, Jr.
•Park M t c Supervisor.
chase.
Insurance Exam, Casualty, Chf,
Civil
Engineer,
Jr,
P
W
(
P
r
o
m
.
)
.
Plumbing
Engineer.
Asst,
P
W
.
V A , Executive Department, D i v i - I N S ( P r o m . ) .
Civil Engr, Bridge G r a d e Separ,
Plumbing Engr, Jr.
sion of Veterans' Affairs.
Insurance E x a m F M . Chief, I N S Assoc ( P r o m . ) .
Plumbing Engineer, Sr.
I N S , Insurance.
(Prom.'.
Plumbing
Engineer,
PW
Civil Engr. Asst, Design.
DE, Labor Department, Division
Insurance Exam, M P . Assoc.
Civil Engineer Design. Asst, P W ( P r o m . ) .
of Employment.
INS (Prom.).
Purch Spec W r i t e r Bloe, Sr,
FOR THE EYESIGHT TESTS OF
(comp).
S I P , Labor Department, State
Insurance Exam, T M . Prin, I N S
CIVIL SERVICE REQUIREMENTS
Civil Engr, Asst. Design, P W Exec ( N C P ) .
Insurance Fund.
(Prom.).
R a d i o Technician.
(Prom.).
W C B , Labor Department, W o r k Ins Sales Representative.
Railroad Inspector.
Civil Engr, Jr, Design.
DR. JOHN T. FLYNN
men's Compensation Board.
Laboratory Sec.
S a f e t y Service Representative.
Civil Engineer Design, Jr. P W
Optometrist • OrtheptUt
M . H., Mental Hygiene.
Mail Supply Clerk.
Sanitary Chemist, Sr.
(comp).
P. S.. Public Service.
300 West 23rd St., N. Y . C .
Mail Supply Clk, P r i n .
SIF
Sanitary
Engineer,
Assoc,
Civil Engineer Design, Prin, P W
By ,'l|l|>t. 0nl7
W A . 9-591*
P W . . Public Works.
(Prom,).
Health (Prom.).
(Prom,).
5. W . . Social W e l f a r e .
M a i l Supply Clerk, Prin. T P , N Y
Civil Engineer,
Asst.
Traffic,
T & T , T a x a t i o n and Finance. ( P r o m . ) , 11-54.
NYS T A (NCP).
T S H C , T e m p o r a r y State HousM a i l Supply Clerk, Sr. ( P r o m . ) .
Civil Engineer T r a f f i c . Asst, T P
i n g Commission.
Mechanical Stores Clerk
(NCP).
Open-competitive exams have
Mechanical Stores Clerk, Sr. P W
Civil Engr, Sr. Traffic.
no special designation; promotion D8 ( P r o m . ) .
Tkota W t o FM^d ApplhatloKs
Arm liivH»4
Civil Engineer T r a f f i c , Sr, T F
exams are indicated by ( P r o m . ) ;
Ta Ba Our Giiasft at a Class Sastloa of Our Court* of Pr«paraNoa
M e d R e c o i d s Librarian, H e a l t h ( N C P ) .
non-competitive
promotion,
by
MANHATTAN: Tues. or Thars. at 1:15, 5:30 or 7:30 P.M.
Dir of Indus S a f e t y Serr, Labor
( N C P ) ; promotion tests f o r per- Inst ( P r o m . ) , 12-54.
O M O Billing, S I F ( P r o m . ) .
(Prom.).
sons In military service when the
or im JAMAICA: Wed. or Fri. at 7:30 P.M.
•Office M a c h Operator, Cal, S R .
Dir Pri.son I n d T e x . Asst.
f e n e r a l exam was held, by ( c o m p ) .
O M O O f f s e t P R , Prin ( P r o m . ) .
Dir of State T r a f f i c Comm. Asst.
Exams now open for receipt of
•OMO
Oftset
Printing,
SR, T P ( N C P ) .
applications are starred.
C/a(*M Now Foralag for
D r a f t s m a n , Jr.
Date of the written test, where Educ. ( P r o m . ) , 10-54.
• O M O Printing. Sr. Labor. S I F
Auto Mechanic - liisp. Constructieii Gr. 4
D r a f t s m a n , Sr.
It has been set, is indicated.
N Y O ( P r o m . ) , 10-54.
Draftsman, Sr, P W ( P r o m , ) .
A D M I N I S T R A T I V E BUSINESS
Surfoco Lin* Operator - Painter - Carpenter
• O M O Reproduction, Prin. 10-54.
Electric Engr Asst P S C N Y .
A N D C'LEUICAL
Electrician's
Helper - Asst. Supt. Constrnction Gr. 4
O
M
O
T
a
b
(
I
B
M
)
.
Electric Engineer, Jr.
Account
Clerk,
Prin,
Corr.
Personnel Administrator, H e a l t h
Electronic Technician.
(Prom.).
••«|Hir« f o r Particuiart
( P r o m . ) , 10-54.
Engr Aide, Jr.
Account Clerk,
Personnel
Administrator.
Sr,
Engineering Aide, Sr.
Account Clerk, Sr. ( P r o m . )
State ( P r o m . ) , 10-54.
BUSINESS COURSeS: StMogrophy . TypowritUf • Secretarial
Engineering Aide, Sr ( P r o m ) .
Accountant, Asst.
VOCATIONAL T l t A I N I N G ^ j : : ; .^orX^^At^'Stcta-Vc.
Photographer, Jr.
Engineering
Aide,
Sr,
PW
Accountant, Sr., Educ., Albany
Purchase Specifications W r i t e r , ( c o m p ) .
mcp).
Exhibit Designer,
Accountant, Public Service, Asst. Exec. ( P r o m . ) , 12-54.
ARE OPPORTUNITliS I S C A P I N * YOUT
F a c t o r y Inspector, Labor.
Purchasing
Agent.
Sr.
SP
!<Prom.)
K:!ep Informed about comlnc exmou b r flitac » C O N f m B N T I A I . Q D M T I O M Factory Inspector, Suprvg, L a Accountant,
Public
Service, ( P r o m . ' .
NAIUl': w i l b ua givinc your t u a l i f l e a t i o M . W « will n o t l l j j o n b r auM wtlkbor ( c o m p ) .
R e n t Examiner, Aoctg, Chf.
Asst
ou: cliarco o ( apiA-oochior popular a x « m s ( o r which r o a mfty b* aUctWe.
Forest Surveyor, Cons ( P r o m . ' .
jueBtionnairo lorma muleil V B A H « r mftr iM obtaiood a4 a v o A o m .
Research Analyst, Sr, Budget.
Assoc. Accountant, P S C , Entire
Forest Surveyor, Asst.
Researclv Analyst, Sr,
Crim,
D w t ( P r o m ) , 10-54.
G a s Engineer, Sr, PSC.
Actuarial Clerk, Prin., Hetire- 11-54.
Gas Engineer, Sr, P S C ( P r o m , ) .
Research Assistant, 11-54.
Ment (Prom.).
G a s Tester.
Research
Assistant.
Banking.
Actuarial
Clerk,
Prin,
SIP
General
Industrial
Foreman,
11-54.
0>n>m).
Woodwr ( N C P ) .
Sales M a n a g e r Assistant.
Aetuartat
Clerk.
Sr..
SIP
MANHATTAM: 1 U EAST I M k STRBfT — M L S - M M
Secretary of Dept of CS.
G r a d e Separation Engr. Assort
;<Pronl).
Asst. Self Ins Examiner Labor P S C ( P r o m . ) .
AdM. Asst., 12-54.
JAMAICA: VO-14 SUTPHtH BOULEVARD — M . i - t l M
Adm. Asst.. Health
(Prom.). W C B (Prom.).
Grade
Separation
Engr,
Sr.
uniiM! itoura: M U N . to m i . , • A M U • F M | BAV. • A M I * 1 M i
M-04.
Statistician. Exc, Div of Hous- P S C ( P r o m . ) ,
• i m m Asst., W C B ( P i u m ) .
ing ( P r o m . ) .
H a r d w a r e Spec W r i t e r , Sr.
Visual Training
Police,
Housing Officer,
Transit Patrolmen
MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE EXAMINER
DELEHANTY
P a g e
CIVIL
Kix
# —CiAnilSWtea.
vXiEAPEIt
SERVICE
LEADER
Question,
Please
A M E E T I N G of officials will di.-?cuss transferring the N Y C t i a n 'Amvriea'n
tMrgpnl
Weeklff
lor i'nhUr
KmployvPH sit police to the regular Police
Department. Can such transfer be
M c m b r r Auclil R u r c n i i o f Circuliitions
made? W h a t are the prospects?
Puhlhhed every Tuesday hy
E. P.
CIVIL
SERVICE
LEADER.
INC.
A n s w e r : N o transfer of tran.sit
97 D«aiie S « r « « t . New York 7. N. Y.
BEahman 3-i010 patrolmen to be patrolmen <P.D.)
is legally possible. T h e requireJ e r r y F i n k e h l e i n , ConnitUing
Puhlhher
ments for the two exams are quite
M a x w e l l I/ehiiian, Editor
d i f f e r e n t . T h e Police Department
H . J. B e r n a r d , Executive
Editor
N. H . M a g e r , Bufineim
Manager wants to withdraw its present d i r ection of the transit police force,
] 0 c I ' e r C o p y . Siilif!rriplion P r i r e 9 1 . 3 7 ' / j to m e m b e r s o f the C i v i l
and have the T r a n s i t Authority
Service F.mployees Association. $ 3 . 0 0 to n o n - m e m b e r s .
handle the transit police entirely.
T h e prospects are, that that will
T U E S D A Y , A U G U S T 31, 1954
be the ultimate solution, although
it would be passible to transfer the
transit police to the regular Police
Department of a separate bureau,
the members to have their own
separate status, and stay in the
N Y C Employees Retirement System.
U.S. EMPLOYEES
COT
RAW DEAL ON PAY
N R E V E A L I N G that the fate of the Federal pay bill
would be a pocket vote. President Eisenhower estimated how much the 5 per cent postal raise would cost,
Btated the present annual Post Office Department deficit,
called deficit reduction necessary, and said he would
promptly ask the new Congress to grant raises to eliminate inequities. Coupling the deficit with the denial of a
raise does not make sense. A n employee should be paid
what he's worth, not less than he's worth because the
Post Office Department shows a deficit.
The 5 per cent raise was voted for both the classified
and postal employees, but no bill was passed to provide
the money. Congress might as well have voted no raise.
.Without a money bill, veto was inevitable.
The employees got a raw deal all along the line.
I
COMMENT
Numerous letters f r o m N. Y .
State employees re: the new salary schedules have been pourint;
into the L E A D E R office. T h i s week
we present a few of special interest.
S T A T E l-AUNDERERS T E R M E D
•1X>W M E N O N T O T E M P O L E '
, Editor T h e L E A D E R :
T h e Salary Allocation Board has
seen f i t to reduce State laundry
employees to the status of laborers.
Launderers m a y not have to be
technicians but there is a certain amount of skill required in
t h e performance of laundry work
( w i t h a dash of chemistry thrown
I n ) . I f the powers-that-be know
anything of this, and they should,
then it is high time that they gave
launderers their due.
T o o long we have been " l o w
men on the totem pole." I t is up
to us to fight f o r a just salary
grade as vigorously as possible.
I ask all State institutional
laundry employees to file their appeals as soon as possible. I f any
employee is in need of advice or
Buggestions, please f e e l f r e e to
contact me.
JAMES G. S H A N K S
Laundry Representative, M H E A
Psychiatric Institute
NYC
JUSTICE ASKED FOR
KTATE STORES CLERKS
Editor, T h e L E A D E R :
T h e salary grade allocated to
the State stores clerk title is entirely too low, and will be vigorously appealed.
Since liH9,
Uie stoies clerks
liave entered appeals and though
denied, will continue to f i g h t for
Justice. W e contend that we have
submitted the most logical m a t e rial available, and it was not given
liie proper consideration by the
(Btate classification agencies.
W e stores clerks leel that very
little can be learned by S l a t e classification officials unless surveys
are made.
W e made surveys of salaries
piUd m all clerk titles by other
large States; we asked f o r opinions of depaitment personnel directors, business officers and principal stores clerks; we compared
the duties and responsibilities ol
• U clerk titles. A m a j o r i t y of answers were favorable f o r an upgrading of the stores clerk title,
y e t none was made.
T h e mechanical stores clerk title
kas been allocated to R - 4 , and we
• r e glad that an upgrading has resulted f o r this title. Y e t , Uie duties
• n d responsibilities of stores clerks
•ompare favorably with those of
M o h a u i c a l stores clerk. W e trust
TueMlay, August 31, 1954
W H A T CONGRESS DID
FOR U. S. EMPLOYEES
Following is a summary of bills passed by Congress
on behalf of U. S. employees. The President has slcncdi
the bills into law.
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DESPITE THE V E T O of the pay raise bill, the EightyThird Congress has put more money in some way or other
into the pockets of Federal employees, and the benefit*
which Congress voted will add about $250,000,000 to the
Federal payroll. Tens of thousands of U. S. employees will
see an immediate increase in "take-home" pay.
O N A P P O I N T M E N T S A N D P R O M O T I O N S : For the past five
years, the W h i t t e n rider has tied Federal personnel officers in a m a z e
of red tape. Cutting through the barriers imposed by that piece of
legislation will improve the lot of several hundred thousand e m ployees. F r o m now on, grade promotions of permanent employees can
be made on a permanent basis, also the reinstatement of permanent
employees. Almost 300,000 indefinite employees w h o passed competitive
civil service tests f o r their positions have become eligible f o r p e r m a TliNNEL MEN TO MEET
T h e N Y C Bridge and Tunnel nent status. Congress has also given a go-ahead signal to the Civil
O f f i c e r s Eligible Association will Service Commission to implement its career-conditional appointment
meet at W e r d e r m a n n ' s Hall, 16th
plan under which new appointees will be Indefinites f o r the first
Street and T h i r d Avenue, M a n h a t tan, at 7 P. M . Tuesday, Septem- three years of their service and then are automatically converted t o
ber
21. Commissioners
Robert career status. T h e 1950 order which placed restrictions against p e r m looses, G e o r g e V. M c L a u g h l i n and anent appointments or promotions has been modified.
W i l l i a m J. T r a c y of the T r i b o r ough Bridge A u t h o r i t y have been
Invited as guest speakers.
O N O V E R T I M E : Full time and a half pay f o r overtime on t h e
All bridge and tunnel officer el- first $5,060 of basic salary will be paid to classified employees and
igibles are urged to attend this they will have the choice of being paid in cash or in compensatory
important meeting
time; and the employee not -the agency will select the alternative.
Employees earning over $5,060 will receive either cash or compensatory
NINE QUALIFY IN
PHARMACY TEST
time f o r overtime work, but only on the first $5,060 of salary and t h e
Nine persons have passed the alternative will be decided by the agency.
competitive
exam
for
Senior
Pharmacy Inspector. $5,090-$6,320.
O N C A L L B A C K P A Y : A n y employee w h o is called back to duty
H e a d i n g the list is H y m a n B e r g man of the Bronx.
on his own time must now be paid a minimum of two hours of overtime pay.
O N U N E M P L O Y M E N T { ' O M P E N S A T I O N : A f t e r January 1, »
Federal employee laid off is covered under the unemployment c o m pensation plan of the state in which he was last employed. T h i s
program does not cost the employee any payroll contribution.
riety of jobs that they may readily
pick up the work load in the payroll office, cashier's office, stock
O N S U P E R - G R A D E J O B S : T h e number of po.sitions in G S 16, 17
control, voucher or purchasing o f fices. Institution account clerks in and 18, paying $12,000 to $14,000, has been increased f r o m 400 to 550.
many instances inaugurate ac- Practically all of these po.sts are located in Wa.shington, D. C.
counting "work under only general
supervision. Also, the fact cannot
F U T U R E EXECITTIVES
O N S T A R T I . N G S^ALARIES: In a realistic approach to the probbe overlooked that the account
DESERVE PROPER P A Y
clerk position is the recruitment lem of recruitment Congress has authorized the Civil Service C o m level for promotion personnel, who mission to fix the salaries of new appointees above the grade m i n i Editor. T h e L E A D E R :
As representative of the P r o f e s - will ultimately hold administrative mums. T h i s authority will make it possible to meet the competition
sional Services and Office group of positions in the Institution and,
the Mental Hygiene Employees A s - perhaps, in the department offices. of private industry f o r engineers, scientists and other categories o l
sociation, I feel that in all f a i r The
educational
requirement scarce workers.
ness account clerks, clerks and and the pre-appointment competitypists should be placed in R-4 tive examinations bear out this
O N S O C I A L S E C U R I T Y : SS coverage has been extended to over
rather than R - 3 .
fact. I t seems unrealistic to expect
A l l three titles require educa- that individuals of good promotion 100,000 part-time and temporary staff members of Post Office, Census
tion beyond high school level. A n caliber can be recruited at a sal- and other agencies. Survivor.ship and retirement benefits have been
applicant usually waits at least ary that pays less than most of improved f o r .some 800,000 employees previously covered by Social
six months f r o m the e x a m date the common labor positions.
Security.
f o r an appointment.
Education Requirement Cited
I n the case of an account clerk
W e take serious exception to the
O N R E T I R E M E N T : T h e temporary Increase to retired U. S. e m who works in a mental institution f a c t that janitors, attendants, asand who has been anticipating an sistant cooks, occupational therapy ployees has been made permanent. I n addition, annuities may exceed
increase as a result of the new aides, maintenance helpers and the prior $2,160 ceiling through additional annuities purchased b y
salary schedule, he finds his total power plant helpers who were pre- retirees.
gross increase is $55 a year, if he viously allocated to a comparable
has f i v e years' service. T h i s same grade, are now being allocated to
O N A W A R D S : T h e awards program has been stepped up. T h e
account clerk m a y be the future a higher grade than the account
business officer of tomorrow. I t clerk. Even when the grades were President will grant a few awards each year to superior employees.
the
same
it
was
f
e
l
t
that
an
i
n
would seem that, as such, be
Agencies may now grant ca.sh awards up to $5,000. W i t h prior a p should earn a salary that would equity existed inasmuch as the
provide more than just the absol- account clerk was the only one of proval of the Civil Service Commission, awards up to $25,000 may be
the several positions mentioned made f o r outstanding service.
ute necessities of life.
required
any
educational
T h e Mental H y g i e n e Employees t h a t
Association f i r m l y believes that prerequisite f o r appointment. Our
O N P A Y D I F F E R E N T I A L S : Guards, f i r e f i g h t e r s and other e m the office group deserves an up- contention the account clerk position has not been properly allo- ployees on long hours of stand-by duty can be exempted by their
grading to at least R - 4 , and will
cated is given further emphasi.s agencies f r o m premium pay laws, but they must receive a 25 per cent
do everything possible to see this
by the f a c t that the Board has
cash differential on their base pay. Also, such employees as G - m e n ,
result achieved.
seen fit to allocate senior account
A R T H U R B. C O L E
clerks and senior stenographers on secret service agents and revenue agents may be paid a 15 per cent
Marcy State Hospital
the same level, while account clerk differential in lieu of overtime, holidays and other forms of premium
has been allocated one grade l o w - pay.
er than stenographer. I t is generPLEA MADE TO UPGRADE
I N S T I T U T I O N A C C O U N T C L E R K ally conceded that in the instituO N U N I F O R M S : T h e quarter of a million employees who must
tions, the account clerk work is of
Editor. T h e L E A D E R :
equal, or possibly greater, respon- wear uniforms on duty, letter carriers, elevator operators and others,
W e , the undersigned, account sibility than the stenographer, i n clerks at Craig Colony State Hos- asmuch as in many instances the will receive an annual allowance up to $100. And it will be t a x - f r e e .
pital, protest the unfairness of the account clerk originate the work
new salary schedule. W e feel that which is typed and completed by
O N A N N U A L L E A V E : T h e old law, now repealed, required a n
the classification allocated to the the stenographer.
employee with more than a 30-day carry-over to either take or kwo
account clerks is unfair to clerks
of that grade in all State instituClothing clerks and stores clerks the excess over 30 days. N o w , employees who carry more than 30 d a y s
tions. T h e new reallocation of the also were f o r m e r l y on the same to the current calendar year may c a r r y over up to that number o l
account clerk position having been level as the assistant cook, j a n i - days to 1955 and future year.s. In addition, the f a m i l y of an e m rated as low as the law provides, tors, occupational aides, m a i n t e - ployee who dies in the service will be paid in cash for all annual
indicates an alarming lack of r e - nance helpers and power plant
spect
for
this group by
the helpers and have now been held leave to his credit. Previously, current leave in exce.ss of 30 daya
Classification and Compensation down to the same pitifully low was lost In case of death.
Board. W e are extremely disap- allocation as the account clerks.
pointed at this attitude and are Again, we experience difficulty in
O N L O N G E V I T Y : Longevity pay has been extended to Grades 11
somewhat confused In our e f f o r t understanding the reasoning that
to understand the reasoning of the the Board used in down-grading through 15, and past service will be counted towards a single longevity.
these Important positions. In the T h r e e longevity increases can be made, with no single increa.se e x c e e d Board.
W e musf necessarily limit our past, clothing clerks and stores ing $200.
comments regarding the duties clerk have, on occasion, been encouiaged to take the senior acand responsibility of the account
O N C P U : T h e Crafts, Protective and Custodial pay .sthetlule haa
count clerk exam and thereby enclerk to those in the Institutions
ter into the promotional aspects been abolished, with, a provision in the bill protecting any t-mployee
whom we believe in m a n y inof the business
administration
f r o m losing by the changeover. T h e 117,000 employees who have been
stances do work of a more respon- field.
sible nature than perhaps is deswitched to wags boards or the G S schtdiih; are ijrolccled f r o m a p a y
manded of the account clerks in
W e again reiterate the f a c t that cut in the process by the bill. I t is expectuU, in fact, that tliia will
the Central office. T h e clerks In Uiis extremely low rating for acIncrease their salaries by approxiinatuly 35 million dollars.
( C o n t i n u « d on P a g e 13)
institutions have to learn a v a that eventual consideration will be
given to the true facts.
J O H N J. K E H L R I N G E R
Representative, State Stores
Clerks Appeal Group
NYC
Preview of Coming State Examinations
^ (Continued from Pare 5)
Chief Cancer Research Head
ITeck: Sur.
Chf Cancer Res Internist, Assoc.
Chf Cancer Reg Neurosurgeon,
AMOC.
Chf Cancer Rea
Pathologist,
Assoc.
Chf Cancer Res Physician, Clin
Chf Cancer Rea
Radiologist,
Assoc.
Chf Cancer Res Recon Surgeon,
Asso.
Chf Cancer Res Roentgenologist, Assoc.
Chf Cancer Res Urol, Assoc. .
Bureau of School Finance Aid
Plan.
Child Guidance Psychiatrist,
Clin Psych, Prin.
•Clinical Psych, Sr.
Clinical Psychologist.
Compensation Examining OcaI B « t , Assoc.
Compensation Examining Phyrician.
Conservation Publications E d i -
tor.
Cons on Child Det Care.
Consultant
PH
Nurse. Bd.
•uperv.
Coord of Comm M H Serv, Asst.
Corr Inst Educa Super Oeneral,
Oorr (Prom.).
Corr Inst Educ Supvr Indust
Arts (Prom.).
Corr Inst Bd Supery Rec, Corr
;<Prom.).
Corr Inst Ed Super VC Corr
;<Prom.).
Corr Inst Teacher, Phys Ed,
Corr Inst Voc, Instr Bkbdg.
Criminal Hospital Attdt.
Crlm Hosp Chg Attdt, Corr
JCProm.).
Dietitian.
Dietitian, Suprvg.
Dietitian, Suprvg, M H (Prom,).
Dietitian, Supvg, M H ( N C P ) .
Dining R m Attdt, Hd, M H
(Prom.).
Dlr Antitoxin
Ser
Vsic Lab,
Asst.
Dir Bu Bus Prom.
Director of Cancer Inst.
Dir Cancer Inst, Asst, Health
(Prom.).
•Dir of Med Def Health.
Dir of Nursing, Asst.
Dir of Nursing Ed, Asst.
Dir of Nursing TBC.
Dir of Nursing Surg, Asst.
Director Ps.vchological Services.
Director Service for the Blind.
Dir Serv for Blind, A.sst.
Dir of School Fin
Aid, Educ
;<Prom.).
District Health Officer.
District Health Officer, Health
:<NCP).
Dlst Health Officer, Asst
Education for the Aged, Asst
•Phy Therapy Tech Sr MH.
Physician.
Physician, Jr.
Physician, Sr, Corr (Prom.).
Principal Sch Nursing, Asst
Principal Sch Nursing,
Asst
M H (Prom.).
Principal School
ot
Nursing,
M H (Prom.).
Psych, Sr.
Psych, Sr.
Psychiatrist, Supvg.
•Psychiatrist, Supvg. MH, Corr
(Prom.),
Psychological Asst.
P H Dental Hyglenlst.
Public Health Educator, MH,
Prin.
Pub Health Educ, M H , Supvg.
Pub Health Nutritionist, Assoc,
Health (Prom.).
Ph Nutritionist, Sr, Health.
P h Physician Chronic Diseases,
Prin.
Ph Physician, CDC, Sr.
Ph
Physician,
Comm DIs,
Assoc, Health, (Prom.).
Ph Physician Pediatrics, Assoc.
Ph Phy, Prin. T B
Contnrf,
Health (Prom.)
Pub Health Physician, TBC, Sr,
School Clerk
Exam Closes
On Sept. 1
Publicity Agent Radio, Sr.
Recreation Instructor,
Recreation Instructor.
Recreation Inst, Asst
Recreation Supvr.
Rehabll Counselor, Assoc, Ed
(Prom.).
Research Scientist, Psychology,
Assoc.
School Attend, Asst In.
School Attendance, Assoc In,
Educ ( N C P ) ,
Sch Health Services, Assoc In.
School of Nursing, Prin, M H
(Prom.),
Sclenti.st, Jr, Pathology.
Social Worker.
Social Worker, Med, Sr.
•Social Wkr Psy, Sr.
•Social Wkr, Psy, Sr.
MH
(Prom.>.
Social Worker PA, Sr.
Social Work, Y P , Supv of, S W
(Prom.).
Staff Attendant M H (Prom.).
State Veteran Counselor.
State Vet Counselor, Sr, Exec
(Prom.).
Super of Blindness Prevention,
S W (Prom.).
Superv of Math Ed.
Supvr of Soc Wk.
Supvr of
Soc Work.
WCB
(Prom.).
Supvr of Soc Work, C3W.
Supvr of Soc Work, CW, S W
(Prom.).
Super of Soc Wk, MC.
Superv of Soc Wk, Psy.
Superv of Soc Work, Psy. M H
(Prom.).
Supvr of Social Work, PA, SW
(Prom.).
Supvr of T r g Pre Sch B1 CHiild.
Test Development, Asst In.
Test Development, Asst In, Ed
(Prom.).
Thoracic Surgeon, Prin.
Thruway Prom Representative.
Training Tech (Prom.).
Training Tech, Assoc.
Transfer A g e n t
uberculosls Physician, Supvg.
T B Roentgeonologist, Supvg.
Veterinarian.
Veterinarian, Supvg (Prom'.).
Welfare Consultant Admin, SW
(NCP).
The exam for school clerk Jobs
with the N Y C Board of Education
remains open until Wednesday,
September 1. Pay is $3,100 to $4,300 for "regulars:"
substitute
cleric positions, $14.25 a day, will
also be filled. Apply to the Board
of
Examiners,
110
Livingston
Street, Brooklyn, in person or by
mail.
Minimum age Is 19; maximum
age for regular clerk, 45, for substitute, 60.
All candidates must be high
school graduates. Additional educational requirements are: either
( a ) one year of college with six
semester hours in education and
school records and accounts; or
(b) 30 semester hours of post-high
school study, including six hours
in education and school records
and accounts.
Experience
requirements
for
regular clerk jobs are: either ( a ;
three years in approved office
clerical work or ( b ) two years In
school clerical work under appropriate license; or ( c )
two
years in clerical work as civil
service clerk or stenographer for
la.
Board of Education; or ( d ) equivEducation
of
Handicapped, alent.
Asst In.
Substitute school clerks may
Educ of Speech Handicapped,
qualify with one-half of the exAssoc.
perience
required
for
regular
Ed Supvr, Prof Ed, Asst.
school clerk.
Eye Classification Analyst
Guidance Counselor.
MCG.XL N O T U ' K
Guidance
Supervisor,
Corr
,<Prom.).
BRANIQAK, lUENE MARIE
CITAHistoloey Technician.
TION
P. 2031. 1954
T b e People ot
tho State of New York. By tbe Grace ot
Indus Hyg Physic, Assoc,
God Free and Independent TO
PUBLIC
Indus Hyg Physic. Sr.
A D M I N I S T R A T O R OF T H E C O U N T Y OF
Inst Ed Superv Md.
NKW YORK. K L L K N W I I X O X .
KITTY
Inst Educ Super Voc.
G A Y BURROWS, A L B E R T
nOURIHAN.
GENEV'n:V!3 M A R O N K Y , ROSE COURTInstit Voc Instr.
B U A N I G A N and " J A N E "
•Laboratoiy Animal Caretaker, "NCEOYN. VTEJiENCE
KLLE"
( i h « name " J a n e " beinr
Bt.
Lab Worker.
Laboraloiy Worker, Sr, Health
(Prom. >.
Librarian, Asst, Bd (Prom.).
Librarian, Assoc.
Librarian, A.s.soc. Ed (Prom.).
Librarian, Book
Information,
Asst.
Librarian, Law,
Asst, Educ
(NCP.,
Librarian, Medicine, Asst, Educ
(NCP•.
Librarian. Medicine, Asst.
Meduai Bacteriologist, Sr, U S3.
Med
Bacteriologist,
Virology,
Assoc.
Medical Biochemist. Sr.
Med Def Hosp Consultant
M.'d Tt;ch.
•Mfdicai Technician. Sr
•Medical Technician, Sr. M H
(Prom. <.
•Medical Technician, TBS, 3r,
Health iProm.).
Nutntionist, Assoc.
Occupational Instruct .ir.
Occup Therapi.st.
Occupational Therapist. Psy. Sr.
Parole Di,-.tricC Director, Exec
(Prom.'.
Parole Officer.
Pathologist, Sr.
Pharmacist.
Pharmacist, Jr.
Phy.s Ed Rec. As.st In.
Physical i'herapist.
Physical Therapist.
•Phys Therapist, Supvg.
•Phys
Ther,
Supvg,
Health
Mroai. •.
•Physical Therapist Ph Suprvg.
•PtiysiCiU Therapy Tecli.
Welfare Consultant, Admin, Sr,
SW (Prom.).
Welfare Consultant CW, Prin
SW (Prom.).
X - R a y Tech.
X - R a y Tech, Sr.
X-Ray
Technician, Sr.
MH
(Prom.),
Legal and Law Elnforcement . . • •
Attorney, Sr, Insurance (Prom.).
Comp Rev Examr, Sr, W C B
(Prom.>.
Dir of Criminal Ident Asst.
Exec Officer D, Nassau ABC
(Prom.).
Industrial Investigator.
Inspector of Penal Institutions.
Inst Safety Superv ( N C P ) ,
Investigator.
Lattor Mediator.
Property Appraisal Examiner,
Asst.
Property Approp Exam, Jr.
Property Approp CI Exam, Sr.
•Secretary of Comm of Corr
(Prom.).
Dlv. of Employment
Attorney, Sr, DE (Prom).
Director
of
Research,
DE
(Prom,).
Economist, DE (Prom.).
Employment Manager, Assoc, DE
(Prom.).
Employment Security Manager,
DE (Prom.).
Employment Security Manager,
Asst (Prom.).
Payroll
Examr.
Assoc.
DE
(Prom.).
Rec.
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19.94
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3.95
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Dresses, Seperates and Coats
Fashions for Tall
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Statistician, Sr, DE (Prom.).
Statistics
Clerk,
Prin,
DH
(Prom.).
Unemployment Ins Manager Sr,
DE (Prom.).
UI Rev Examiner, As.st, DE.
U I Rev Examiner, Assoc, DB
(Prom.).
U I Review Examr Prin, DH
(Prom.).
UI
Rev
Examiner, Sr, DB
(Prom.).
T E C H N I C A L SERVICES
Librarian,
Med,
Assoc,
ED
(NCP>.
Personnel Techn Classificatioa
(Prom.).
Assoc Personnel Tech
Clasa
(Prom.).
Prin Personnel
Tech
Clasa
(Prom.).
Sr Personnel Tech Class (Prom.)
Personnel Technician Exam.
Personnel
Technician
Exam
Prin, CS (Prom.).
Personnel
Technician,
M3,
Assoc.
Personnel Technician, MS, Sr.
Personnel Tech Research, CS
(Prom.).
Professional Tech Asst.
BX.
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M I G H T Y O U FAIL
Y O U R VISION TEST?
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VISUAL T R A I N I N G
Dr. HARRY
OPTOMETRIST
Visual Traininir Specialist
45 Weat 3nth St., N e w York CItT
CllickerliiK I-UG49
B7 Appt
PHOTO fry Cc\%
fiotiticui.
the true first njune of aaid i>erson beiii? uiiktiown to petitioner, and the
name ' ConveHe" boin^ the approximate
surname of th-* ptMson intended to desiaraate a paternal aunt of decedent) if l i r
in? and if dea<l to their heirs at law,
next of kin and distributeea whose naniee
and
of rc&iJenee are unknown and
if they died aubse(iuent to the deeedent
herein, to th>nr execufors, adniinistralora,
leifulivi, d<'vii- ^5. assiffm ea and auoce»sora in iiUen>.:it whose names and
of residciK'i' ar'j unknown and to all other
heira at U w . next of kin and distribureea
of Irene M,irit» JJranitran. the decedent
litfrein, w h t ^ ' names and pla-es of residenee are unknown and cannot after dilitfeni imiuiry, be at-i-rtained. the next ot
km afi.l h"irs at law of Irene Mai-ie
Brr.nuin.
send g-reetingr:
VVHKliKAS T H E C O T N T Y T R U S T COMP A N Y . havin? its prineij'al place of buuines.s at No.
M:un Street, White Plains,
iu the State of New Y o r k , has lately applieti to lhe» S u n o s a l e ® Court of
our
County of N - w Y o r k to have a certain
tnsirument in writnigr bearing date October
19IH. rchUiiiff to both re;d and
p.Tsonal property, duly proved aa the laet
will and tc.^'.iuu'ni of Irene Marie Brani*
ffan, do( ea^ed, who waM at the time of
her d e a h a i.-sidi'nt of Went 183rd Street
and IMnehui-st Avenue, the County
of
New York.
^
T H E I U I F O R E , you and each of yon are
cited to show -.ause before the Surrotfate's (-..'irt of our County of Ni-w York,
at th'' Hall of Utcords in the County of
J^ew York, on the ri'-nd day of September,
one thju.-.ind nine hundred and fifty four,
at half-pitHt leu o'elock io the forenoon
of that day^why the f*aid will and tebtaniant i h o u U not be udmllttNl to probate
iit a wiil of real and pemonal property.
I N T E S T I M O N Y WUKUEOi^. we have
eau»t\l the seal of the Sun oKate'a Court
of the eaid (*ounty of N* w York to be
lujreunlo
aaUed.
WITNESS,
Honorable
Wiihaui T, Collins, Surroirata of our eaid
County of New York, at naid County, tike
tath day of Aiuust la tbe year of our
I.oni one thousand nine hundred and flfiyfour
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Shriner, But protecting the milk that keeps them
healthy is easy. His electric refrigerator does the job perfectly . . . gives 24 houra
of refrigeration for only
worth of electricity. Con Edison electricity ia a real
bargain . . . costs about the same as U did 10 years ago.
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C I V I L
S E R V I C E
L E A D E R
TiH>n«1ii7, Aiigiitit 31, 19S't
Exams Now Open For State Jobs
STATE
Open-Competitive
T o apply by mall for any ol
the following State tests, mail request to the Examination Division,
39 Columbia Street, Albany, N. Y.,
» n d give number and title of examination; also enclose a large
self-addressed envelope bearing 6
except with filled-out application
cents postage. Do not enclose fees
Required fees should be mailed
to the State Department of Civil
Service, State Office Building, Albany, N. y., with the filled-out
forms.
Applications may be obtained in
person or by representative at the
following locations:
Information Desks Examinations,
Division, 39 Columbia Street, or
Lobby of State OfTice Building;
NYC. State Department of Civil
Service, Room 2301 at 270 Broadway,
corner Chambers Street;
Buffalo, State Department of Civil
Service,
State Office Building,
Room 212; Local offices of New
York State Employment Service.
Last day to apply given at end
vt each notice.
0215. SENIOR
ARCHITECT.
16,590 to $8,070. Open to any
qualified citizen of the U. S. There
are 33 vacancies in Albany, 150
more expected. Requirements: <1)
a profes-sional architect's license;
A N D (2> 2 years of experience in
work similar to that of Assistant
Architect in State service performing Important architectural
work on building plans and designs. Fee $5. Exam date. Saturday, October 23. (Friday, September 24).
0216. SENIOR
HARDWARE
SPECIFICATIONS W R I T E R , $6.690 to $8,070. There is one vacancy in the Dept. of Public Works
at Albany. Requirements:
(1)
high school graduation
or an
equivalency diploma: (2) 3 years
of profes.sional experience in the
preparation of hardware specifications which must have involved
developing, writing and reviewftig specifications for
hardware
and fixtures used in building construction and maintenance; and
(3) either ( a ) a bachelor's degree
in architecture or engineering plus
one more year of above experience
and one year of experience assisting In work related to hardware
design, manulacture or installation, or (bJ a master's degree in
architecture or engineering plus
one year of one of above types of
experience, or ( c ) 5 years of experience assisting in work related
to hardware design, manufacture
or installation and one more year
of the above described experience
in the preparation of hardwaie
specifications, or ( d ) a satisfactory equivalent. Fee
$3. Exam
data!. Saturday, October 23. ^Frlday, September 24).
0219. JUNIOR E N G I N E E R I N G
AIDE, $2,720 to $3,520. There are
209 vacancies In the Dept. of
Public Works at Albany and in
the District Offices; more expected. Requirements: (1) high school
graduation
or equivalency
diploma; and <2) either ( a ) one
year of experience as a helper on
engineering projects, or ( c ) a satisfactory equivalent. Exam date,
Saturday, October 23.
(Friday,
September 24 k
tion or agency offering casework
services, of which one yi-'ar must
have been under the supervision
of a medical social work supervi.sor and one year must have been
in a supervisory, consultative or
admini.strative capacity; and (3)
either ( a ) one more year of satisfactory medical social work experience, or (b' one more year
of social caseworlc experience and
specialization medical or p.sychlatric social work in the graduate
study listed above, or ( c ) a satisfactory. Fee $5. Exam to be held
Saturday, November 6. (Friday,
October 8).
operation of a calculating <key
drive) machine (Burroughs, Comptometer, or similar type) or the
succe.ssful completion of an acceptable cour.se in the operation
of such machine. Fee $2. This
test will be held in Albany and
N Y P only. Exam date, Saturday,
October 23. (Friday, September
241.
0224. SENIOR BUSINESS CONSULTANT (AIR
COMMERCE).
$6,590 to $8,0'i0. Open to any
qualified citizen of the U. S. There
is one vacancy in the Dept. of
Commerce at Albany.
Requirements: (1'' T w o years of satl.sfactory full-time paid experience in
the evaluation of air commerce
potential for submission to the
Civil Aeronautics Board. In air
route cases or cases involving
justificatioa of air service to particular communities or areas; and
(2) either ( a ) 6 more years of experience in the field of aviation
as an air passenger representative,
traffic manager, or traffic research
analyst for a scheduled airline or
in a responsible nosition with an
aviation consulting firm or public
agency handling aviation matters
or (b) a bachelor's degree with
specialization in
transportation
and 4 years of the above exper
ience or ( c ) a satisfactory equi
valent. Fee $5. Exam date. Satur
day, October 23. (Friday, Septem
ber 24).
agricultural division of agricultural and technical institution plus
two years' experience, or ( c ) equivalent. Fee $4. (Friday, Octobcr
8).
0231.
RADIO
TECHNICIAN,
$3,920 to $4,950; one vacancy in
Department of Conservation, L. I.
State Park Commi.ssion. Requirements: (1) .second class or higher
radio telephone operator's license
from FCC and State driver's license; (2) three years' experience
in installation, maintenance a^id
repair of standard land and mobile
radio transmitters and receivers of
F M and A M types; and (3) either
( a ) high school graduation or
equivalent, or (b) four more year's
experience, or ( c ' equivalent. Fee
$3. (Friday, October 8).
0232. JUNIOR
MECHANICAL
D R A F T S M A N , $2,720 to $3,520;
two vacancies in Department of
Public Works, Albany. Requirements: (1) high school graduation or equivalent; and (2) either
( a ) one year of drafting room experience, or (b) one year in college engineering course, or ( c )
high school courses in mechanical
design, construction and drawing,
or (d) equivalent. Fee $2. (Friday, October 8).
0233. I N S T I T U T I O N F I R E M A N ,
$2,720 to $3,520; one vacancy each
at Letchworth Village and Central
Islip State Hospital, two each at
Pilgrim and Kings Park State Hospitals. No educational or experience requirements.
Candidate.s
must have sati.sfactory hearing and
vi.sion and generally good physical
condition, pc3.se.ss a State driver's
license. Fee $2. (Friday, October
8).
0234. EXECUTIVE OFFICER F,
ABC BOARD, Herkimer County,
$3,540 to $4,490; one vacancy.
Open only to residents of Herkimer County. Fee $3.
'Friday,
October 8).
0227. SENIOR SOCIAL W O R K ER ( M E D I C A L ) $4,350 to $5,460.
Tliere are two vacancies in the
State University Medical Center
at Brooklyn and one in the Dept.
o ' Social Welfare at Albany. Requirements: (1) completion of two
years or graduation study at a
recognized school of .social work;
(2) one year of satisfactory medical social work experience within
the last 10 years in a recognized
institution or agency offering case
work services under the supervision of a medical social work
supervisors; (3) either ( a ) one
more year of medical social work
experience, or (b) one more year
of social case work experience and
specialization in medical or psychiatric social work in the graduate work listed above, or ( c ) a
sati.sfactory equivalent. Fee $4.
0220. JUNIOR
LAND
AND
Exam to be held Wednesday. No- CL.AIMS ADJUSTER,
$4,350 to
vember 6. (Friday, October 8).
$5,460. There are 11 vacancies in
0079. P H A R M A C I S T , $4,130 to the Dept. of Public Works, 4 each
$5,200. There is one vacancy at at Albany and Buffalo, one each
Dannemora State Hospital and at Rochester, Hornell and WaterGreen Haven Prison. Require- town. Requirements: Either (1)
ments: (1) po.'^session of, or eligi- three years of satisfactory experbility for, a license to practice ience in the appraisal, negotiatiin,
pharmacy in New York State; (2) .settlement or trial of real propergraduation from an
approved ly claims ari.sing out of the acschool of pharmacy; and (3) two quisition of real property for a
years of experience as a licen.sed governmental agency or large pubpharmacist. Fee $4. Candidates lic utility; or (2) one year of .such
who have rlready filed need not experience p'us: college graduaPay rates for following are
file again nor pay another fee but tion or two years of law expershould submit notarized
state- ience or four years of engineering those given on the oRicial announcen.ents,
which were issued
ments bringing their experience or real estate appraisal experience;
State
salary
up-to-date. Exam to be held Sat- or (3) college graduation and one liefore the new
urday, October 23. (Friday, Sep- year of engineering experience, or schedules were issued.
0203.
MEDICAL
DEFENSE
a master's degree in engineering:
tember 24).
or (4) proof of having parsed H O S P I T A L C O N S U L T A N T , $10,0036.
PROCESS
SERVER. Parts 1 and 2 of the professional 138 to $11,925; one vacancy in
GRADE 2, N. Y. C O U N T Y . Usual engineering examinations: or (5) Health Department, Albany. Open
salary range $2,361 to $3,385; ap- a satisfactory equivalent. Fee $4. to all qualified citizens and nonpointments to be at $2,995. At
0226. SUPERVISOR OF SO- present there is one vacancy in the Exam date, Saturday, October 23. citizsns, and to non-residents. Requirements: (1) State license to
CIAL W O R K ( M E D I C A L ) , $5,090 District Attorney's Office, New (Friday, September 24).
practice medicine; (2) one year
to $6,320. There are three vacan- York County. Requirements: (1)
0221.
P
A
R
K
M
A
I
N
T
E
N
A
N
C
E
of post graduate study in ho.=pital
cies, one each at Syracuse, Buf- high school graduation or equivalSUPERVISOR,
$5090
to
$6320.
administration or public health;
falo and Albany. Requirements: ency diploma^ and (2) one year
(1) completion of two years of of full-time paid experience in the One vacancy in the Long Island (3) one year's experience in hosState
Park
Commission
at
Babypital administration involving adgraduate study in a recognized service of legal papers, or in field
and
school of social work; (2) two investigation or as a law enforce- lon. Requirements: Experience in ministrative responsibility;
the
fields
of
building
and/or
high'4) either ( a ' six yea's of mediyears of satisfactory medical social ment officer. Fee $2. Candidates
way
construction,
of
which
five
cal experience in public health or
work experience, within the last must have been legal residents of
10 years, in a recognized institu- New York County for at least four years must have involved regular hospita^ administration, of which
supervision over supervisory em- two years must have involved mamonths immediately preceding the ployees, journeymen, maintenance jor administrutive responsibility,
date of the examination. Candi- men and helpers. Fee $5. Exam or (b) fotu- years' experience, indates who hare already filed for date, Saturday, October 23, (Fri- cluding two years of admini-strathis
examination,
originally day September 24).
tive experience, and two years of
scheduled for May 15, 1954, need
general medical practice. Fee $5.
02
22.
A
S
S
I
S
T
A
N
T
S
I
P
E
R
not file again but should .submit
(Friday, September 3).
V
I
S
O
R
OF
P
A
R
K
O
P
E
R
A
T
I
O
N
S
.
a notarized statement bringing
$3920
to
$4950.
One
vacancy
at
0205. SENIOR C L I N I C A L P S Y their experience up-to-date and
$8,231;
must submit an additional fee of Jones Beach State Park. Require- C H I A T R I S T , $6,801 to
ments:
T
w
o
years
of
supervi.sory
^^ through Fi-iday; closeJ Saturday. Tel. WAtkins 4-1000 $1. Exam to be held Saturday, experience in the operation and one vacancy in Department of
Mental Hygiene at Psychiatric I n October 23. (Friday, September
Applications also obtainable at post offices except the New Yoric N Y
maintenance of public recreational stitute, NYC. Requirements: (1)
24>.
post office.
' •
facilities and buildings. Pee $3 State licen.se to practice medicine;
05iO. C.-VSE W O R K E R . JUNIOR Exam date, Saturday, October 23.
STATE—Room 2301 at 270 Broadway, New York 7 N Y
Tel
(2)
graduation
from medical
SOCIAL CASE W O R K E R , various (Friday, September 24).
scliool and completion of internS^^t^A.Ln'^ia
ColumbU cities and counties. Salaries vary
.•^hip;
and
(3)
three
years' fullStreet, Albany, N. Y.. Room 212, State Office Buiiding. Buffalo 2 N. V in the different
jurisdictions,
0228. ASSOCIATE B I O S T A T I w o T x ^ f c^
exceptnip Saturdays. 9 to 12. Also. Room 400 at 155 ranging from $2,100 to $3,250. Ap- CIAN. $6,590 to $8,070; one va- time residency in psychiatric hosWest Main Street. Rochester, N. Y., Tuesdays, 9 to 5. All of foregoing
pointments will be made to fill cancy at Roswell Park Memorial pitals. Fee $5. (Friday. Septemapplies also to exams for county jobs.
vacancies in many local Welfare Institute, Buffalo. Open nation ber 3).
0206. S U P E R V I S I N G
PHYSIn
Department of Personnel, 96 Duane Street, New York Depts. ( N Y C Welfare Dept. will wide. Requirements: (1) bache CAL T H E R A P I S T , $4,053 to $4,and
30
graduate
7, N Y, ^Manhattan) two blocks north of City Hall. Just west ol not use this eligible list). Require- lor's degree
889; one vacancy in R habilitaments: (1) high school graduaBroadway opposite the LEADER office. Hours 9 to 4. k c e p t l n g Sat- tion or an equivalency diploma; hours in statistics or biostatistlcs; tion Hospital, West Hi(,vcrstraw.
(2) three years' experience, iniivn''^®
COrllandt 7-8880. Any mail intended for the and (2) either ( a ) college grad- cluding two years in biostatistlcs; Open to all qualified U. S. citizens.
YoTk 7 " N " Y
addressed to 299 Broadway. uation, or (b) four years of satis- and (3) either (a) two more years' Requirements: State licen.-e to
factory, full-time paid experience statistical experience, or (b) com- practice physiotherapy and two
of
Only)_Pers(mnel Director. Board in social work with a public or pletion of requirements for Ph.D, years' experience. Pee S3. ' Friday,
of Education 110 Livingston Street, Brooklyn 2, N. Y. Hours 9 to private social agency adhering to in statistics or biostatistlcs. or (e) September 3).
3:30; closed Saturdays. Tel. MAin 4-2800.
acceptable standards or in .super- equivalent. Tee $5. (Friday, Octo
0207. SUPERVISING
PHYSIvised teacliing in an accrediated ber 8).
N Y C Travel Directions
CAL
THERAPIST
(PUBLIC
school, or (c) a satisfactory equi0229. A Q U A T I C
B I O L O G I S T H E A L T H ) , $4,053 to $4,8!J9: three
aapid transit lines for reaching the U. S., State and N Y C Civil valent. Fee $2. Exam to be held
( M A R I N E ) , $4,130 to $5,200; one vacancies in Bureau of Public
Service Commission offices in N Y C f o l l o w
Saturday, October 23. 'Friday, vacancy in Department of Con
Health Nursing, Department of
September 24).
servation, Freeport. Open nation
Health. Open to all qualified U. S.
m c trams A, C. D, AA or CC to Chambers Street; I R T Lexington
0223. E X H I B I T
DESIGNER, wide. Requirements: (1) two years citizens. R qulrements: State 11Avenue line co Brool^lyn Bridge; BMT Fourth Av^ue local 0"
$3,360 to $4,280. There is one va- of college i,tudy, including appro cen.se to practice physiotherapy
Brighton local to City Hall.
cancy in the Thruway Authority at prlate courses; and (2' either <a) and two
years' experience, of
.H'
Service Commission—IRT Seventh Avenue local tc Albany. Requirements: (1) one bachelor's degree plus two years which one year must have involvChristopher Street station.
year of experience in the design, experience, or (b) bachelor's de- ed field activities in public health
construction and decoration of ex- gree plus either master's degrt-e aetncy. Fee $3. (Friday, SeptemData on Applications by Mail
Both the U. S. and the State issue application bianks and receive hibits and displays; and <2) either or 36 graduate hours in fish con ber 3).
( a ) satisfactory completion of two servation or related field, or ' c )
0208. BIOCHEMISr, $4,053 to
filled-out forms by mail. In applying by mail for U. S. Jobs do nol years of an art course at an ap- six years' experience in fish conenclose return oostage. If applying for State jobs, enclose 6-cent proved school with major work in .servation; or (d) equivalent. Fee $4,889; two vacancies in State
University Medical Center, Syra•tamped, self-addressed 9-lnch or larger envelope. Both the U.S. and commercial art, or 1 b) high school $4. 'Friday, October 8).
cuse, Requirements: d ) bachethe State accept applications if postmarked not later than the closing graduation or equivalency diploma
0230. M A R K E T I N G
I ACII.l- lor's degree with specialization in
date. Because of curtailed collections. NYO-residents should actually and two more years of above ex- T I E S SPECIALIST, $4,350 to $5,- chemistry, and (2) cither ( a ) one
perience,
or
(
c
)
a
satisfactory
do their mailing no later than 8:30 P.M. to obtain a postmark of
equivalent. Pee $3. Dxani date, 460; one vacaiicy in Department year's experience in biochemi.stry,
that date.
Saturday, October 23, 'Friday, of Agriculture and Markets, .Al- or (b) master's degree in organic
bany. Requirements:
(1)
high chemistry, physical chemistry or
N Y C does not Issue blanks by mall or receive them by mall except September 24).
school graduation or equivalent; biochemistry, or (c) equivalent.
for nationwide tests and for professional, scientific and administrative
0225. OFFICE MACHINE OP- i2) two years' experience in cen- Pee $3. (Friday, September 3).
Jobs, and then only when the exam notice so states.
t U A T O H ( C A L C U L A T I N G — K E Y tralized marketing of farm prod0209. SENIOR MEDICAL T K C I I The U. S. charges no application fees. The State and the local D R I V E ) . $2,320 to $3,040.
Tvio ucts: '3) either ( a ) bachelor's deCivil Service Commissions charge fees at rates fixed by law.
vacancies in New York City and 3 gree from college of agriculture NICIAN, $3,251 to $4,032 >$3,411
in Albany. Requirement^: Either with specialization in economics to $4,212 for T B service': three
V
three months of experience in the or education, or (b) two years in
(Continued on Pace 9>
0217. A S S I S T A N T H Y D R A U L I C
ENGINEER,
$5,360 to
$6,640.
There are two vacancies In the
Dept. of Public Service at NYC.
Requirements:
(1) high school
graduation or equivalency diploma; <2) one year of satisfactory
engineering
experience In the
field of hydraulic engineering or
in the supervision or operation of
a public water supply system;
and (3> either ( a ) a bachelor's
degree in civil engineering plus
one more year of above experience and one year of experience
assisting in such work, or (b) a
ma.ster's degree in civil engineeeing with specialization in hydraulics plus one more year of above
experience or one year of experience a.ssistlng in such work, or
(c) 5 years of experience assisting in work described above and
one more year of the engineering experience as described, or
(d)
a satisfactory
equivalent.
Pee $5. Exam date, Saturday,
October 23. (Friday, September
24).
0218. SENIOR E N G I N E E R I N G
AIDE, $3,540 to $4,490. There are
72 vacancies in the Dept. of Public Works at Albany and in the
District Offices. Sixty-six more
are expected. Requirements: (1)
high school graduation or equivalency diploma; and (2) either ( a )
4 years of experience assisting in
engineering work by performing
.simple technical tasks and manual
w^ork in office, field or laboratory,
or (b) a bachelor's degree in engineering,
or
(c)
equivalent.
Fee $3.00. Exam date, Saturday,
October 23. (Friday, September
24).
Where to Apply for Jobs
Exams Now Open For Public Jobs
STATE
Open-Competitive
9091. A.SSOCIATE A C C O U N T ANT
(PUBLIC
SERVICE),
(Prom.), Department of Public
Service, $6,590 to $8,070; one vacancy each in N Y C and Albany.
One year as senior accountant or
senior accountant
(public
service). Fee" $5. (Friday, September 24).
9095. P R I N C I P A L C I V I L E N G I NEER ( D E S I G N ) , (Prom.), Department of Public Works, $9,950
to $11,920; one vacancy in A l bany. T w o years as associate civil
engineer (design), associate civil
engineer, R.s.scciate civil engineer
(highway pl.inning) or as.sociate
.soils engineer; plus State license
as profe.ssional engineer. Fee $5.
(Friday, September 24).
or two years as laundry supervi.sor. Fee $3. (Friday, September
3).
9084.
SENIOR
PHYSICAL
T H E R A P Y T E C H N I C I A N (Prom.)
institutions. Department of Mental Hygiene, $3,411 to $4,212; one
vacancy each at Pilgrim State
Hospital and Willowbrook State
School. One year as physical
therapy technician. Fee $2. (Friday, September 3).
9085.
SENIOR
MEDICAL
T E C H N I C I A N (Prom.),
in.stitutions. Department of Mental Hygiene, $3,251 to $4,052; one vacancy at Rome State School. One
year as medical technician. Fee
$2. (Friday, September 3).
9086. HEAD D I N I N G
ROOM
ATTENDANT
(Prom.),
Harlem
Valley State Hospital, I>?partment of Mental Hygiene, $2,451
to $3,251; two
vacancies.
Two
(Continued from Paj^e 8)
vacancies in Department of Health,
one each at Newburgh and Mt,
Morris and J. N. Adam Memorial
Hospitals ( T B service); one in
Department of Mental Hygiene at
Rome State School; one each at
Clinton Prison and Dannemora
State Hospitals, Correction Department. Requirements: (1) high
school graduation or equivalent;
and (2) either ( a ) completion of
course in medical technology and
two years' experience as technician in medical laboratory, or (b)
four years' experience, of which
two rears must have been under
qualified supervision, or (c) equi9096.
SENIOR
ARCHITECT
valent. Fee $2. (Friday, Septem- (Prom.). Department of
Public
ber 3).
Works, $6,590 to $8,070; 31 va0210. SENIOR L A B O R A T O R Y cancies in Alban.y. T w o years as
A N I M A L C A R E T A K E R , $2,931 to assistant architect; State licen.se
$3,731; one vacancy in State Uni- as professional engineer. Fee $5,
versity Medical Center, Brooklyn. 'Friday, September 24).
Requirements:
either
(a)
two
9097. ASSOCIATE L A N D A N D
years' full-time paid experience in C L A I M S
ADJUSTER
(Prom.).
handling and care of laboratory Department of Public Works, $8,animr.ls. ar (b) equivalent. Pee $2. 090 to $9,800; seven vacancies.
(Friday, September 3).
One year as senior land and claims
0211. ASSOCIATE A R C H I T E C T adjuster. Fee $5. (Friday, Sep$7,754 to $9,394; one Vacancy in tember 24).
Division of Housing, NYC, and
9098. A S S I S T A N T L A N D AND
one in Department of
Public C L A I M S
ADJUSTER
(Prom.).
Works,
iilbany.
Requirements: Department
of
Public
Works.
(1) State license to practice pro- $5,360 to $6,640; three vacancies
fessional architecture; and (2) at Albany, one each at Rochester,
four years' experience performing Watertown
and Babylon. One
architectural work on building year as junior land and claims
plans and designs. Fee $5. (Friday, adjuster, junior
civil
engineer,
September 3).
junior civil engineer
(design),
0212. M O T O R VEHICLE
I N - junior civil
engineer
(highway
SPECTOR, $4206 to $5,039; two planning), junior soils engineer or
vacancies in Department of Pub- junior laboratory engineer. Fee $5.
lic Service, Buffalo, and one ex- (Friday, September 24).
pected in
NYC.
Requirements:
9099. J U N I O R
LANT)
AND
(1) high school graduation or CL.AIMS ADJUSTER (Prom.), Deequivalent; and (2) either ( a ' five partment of Public Works, $4,350
years' xperience in repair, assem- to $5,460; four vacancies each at
bling or mechanical inspection of Albany and Buffalo, one each at
buses 01 heavy trucks, or (b) five Roche.ster, Hornell and Wateryears' experience with responsi- town. One year as senior draftsbility for supervision of complete man, senior
engineering
aide,
general maintenance of bu.ses or junior civil engineer, junior civil
trucks, or (c) equivalent. Pee $3. engineer
(design), junior
civil
(Friday, September 3).
engineer
(liighway
planning),
0213. P R I N C I P A L OFFICE M A - junior
laboratory
engineer
or
CHINE
OPERATOR
( R E P R O - junior soils engineer. Fee $4.
DUCTION, First,
Second and 'Friday, September 24).
Tenth Judicial Districts, $3,731
9100.
SENIOR
ENGINEER
to $4,532; vacancies in Tempo- AIDE
I Prom.). Department of
rary State Housing Rent Commls- Public Works, $3,540 to $4,490; 72
.'iion, NYC. Open only to residents vacancies in main office and in 10
of N Y C and Na.ssau and Suftolk district offices; 66 more vacancies
Counties.
Requirements:
three expected. One year as junior enyears' experience in operation of gineering aide, junior draftsman,
duplicating and related office ma- junior mechanical draftsman or
chines, including offset printing junior
; rchitectural
draftsman.
machines, of which one year must Fee $3. (Friday. September 24).
have '"•een in responsible superOld pay rates given In followvisory capacity. Fee $3. (Friday, ing exams:
September 3).
9077. SENIOR M E D I C A L TECH0214. T R E E P R C N E R FORE- N I C I A N ( T U B E R C U L O S I S SERM A N , $2,931 to $3,731; one va- VICE) (Prom.), Department of
cancy in Department pf Public Health, $3,411 to $4,212; one vaWor£s, Albany. Requirements: two cancy each at J. N. Adam Meyears' experience in tree care and morial Hospital and Mt. Morris
removal. Pee $2. (Friday, Sep- T B Hospital. One year as meditember 3).
cal technician (tuberculosis serSTATE
vice). Fee $2. (Friday, September 3>.
Promotion
9078. S U P E R V I S I N G
PHYSICandidates in the fullowing
S(a<e proniutioii exams must be CAL T H E R A P I S T (Prom.), State
Hospital,
West
prcspiit, qualified eniploycos of RehabiliUtion
Department
of
(lie depiir(mrnt or agcncy men- Haverstraw,
tioned. New pay scales are Indi- Health, $4,053 to $4,889; one va«'atcd. All additional increment, cancy. One year as physical theraafter Jive yejrs' satisfactory ser- pist. Pee $3. (Friday, Septemvice, will also be paid. Last day ber 3).
to apply given at end of each no9079. P R I N C I P A L A C T U A R I A L
tire.
C L E R K (Prom.), N Y C office. State
9089. A.SSISTANT
S U P E R I N - Insurance Fund, $3,571 to $4,372:
TENDENT
JONES BEACH one vacancy. One year in clerical
S T A T E P A R K (Prorn.), L. I. State po.sition allocated to G-6 or highPark Commis.^ion, $6,590 to $8,- er. Fee $3. (Friday, September 3).
070; one \iicaucy expected at
9080. SENIOR OFFICE
MABabylon. One year in position al- CHINE
OPERATOR
(OFFSET
located to G-20 or higher. Fee $5. P R I N T I N G ) , (Prom.),
$2,771 to
(Friday, September 24).
$3,571; for promotion within pro9(190. SENIOR T R U C K W E I G H - motion units, within entire deER I Prom.', Department of Pub- partments, to other departments.
lic Works, $3,020 to $3,880; 20 Competitive cla.ss employee on or
vacancies throughout State. Three before July 9, 1954. Fee $2. ' F r i months as truck weigher. Fee $3. day, September 3).
(Piiclay, September 24).
9081. S U P E R V I S O R OF SOCIAL
9091. S E C R E T A R Y OF COM- W O R K ( P S Y C H I A T R I C ) , (Prom )
MISSION
OF
C O R R E C T I O N Department of Mental Hygiene,
I Prom.), Department of Correc- $4,664 to $5,601; one vacancy each
tion. $7,300 lo $8,890, one vacancy at Syracu.se and Letchworth State
at Albany. One year in position Schools. One year as senior social
and two
which as of March 31, 1954, was worker (psychiatric)
allocated to G-25 or higher, or Is years in school of social work,
now allocated to R-22 or higher. preferably with master's degree.
Pee $3. (Friday, September 3).
Fee $5. iFriday, September 24).
9092. D I S A B I L I T Y B E N E F I T S
9083. SENIOR SOCIAL W O R K F..\AMINER i P i o m . ) , Workmen's ER
(PSYCHIATRIC),
(Prom.),
Compensation
Board, $3,360 to Department of Mental Hygiene,
$4,280; seven vacancies in N Y C . $4,206 to $5,039: one vacancy each
One year in position allocated to at Blnghamton and Utlca Statt!
G - 6 or higher, or now allocated to Hospitals. O n e
year
as social
R - 7 or higher. Fee $3. (Friday, worker (p.sychlatric) and two years
September 24).
at school of social work, prefer9(»93. P R I N C I P A L A C C O U N T - ably with master's degree. Fee $3.
ANT
(PUBLIC
SERVICE), (Friday, September 3).
(Prom ), Department of
Public
9083. C H I E F L A U N D R Y
SUService. $8,090 to $9,800; one va- P E R V I S O R (Prom.i, institutions.
cancy in Albany. One
year as Department of Mental Hygiene.
associate accountant or associate $4,053 to $4,889; one vacancy at
accountant (public service). Fee Cenlial Islip State Hospital. One
$5. (Friday, September 24).
year as head laundry supervisor
Mattea\ri;n, Department of Correction. Three months au senior
psychiatrist. Fee $5. (Friday, September 3).
9076. D I R E C T O R OF MEDICAIL
DEFENSE 'Prom.), Department of
Health (exclusive of Division of
Laboratories and Re.search and the
institutions), over $10,000; one
vacancy in Albany. One year in
9088. A S S O C I A T E A R C H I T E C T profes.sional medical position al(Prom.), Department of Public located to G-40 or higher. Fee $5.
Work.s, $7,754 to $9,394; one va- • Friday, September 3).
cancy expected in main ctffice.
COUNTY AND VILLAGE
T w o years as senior architect;
State license as professional arOpen-Competitive
chitect. Fee $5. (Friday, Septem0550. W A T E R W O R K S S I T E R ber 3).
I N T E N D E N T , Grade I I I , Town of
9075. S U P E R V I S I N G P S Y C H I A - Bedford, Westchester County, $3,T R I S T ( P r o m ) , Institutions, De- 900. (Friday September 24).
partments of Mental Hygiene and
0560. W A T E R S U P E R I N T E N D Correction, $8,350 to $10,138; 50 ENT, Village of Medina, Orleans
vacancies
in Mental
Hygiene; Counly, $4,000. (Friday, .Septemthree at Dannemora and four at ber 24).
years as attendant. Pee $2. ' F r i day, September 3).
9087. A S S I S T A N T
ELECTRIC
E N G I N E E R (Prom.), Department
of Public Service, $4,964 to $6,088; one vacancy in NYC. One
j'ear as junior electric engineer or
junior valuation engineer. Fee $4.
(Friday, September 3).
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SAVINGS
ON APPLIANCES.
AIR CONDITIONERS.
TOYS.
MU 3-3616
DRUGS.
GIFTWARE.
NYLONS
Eligibles on State Clerical
' T h e L E A D E R b e ^ n s serial pubItcation of the State eligible lists
for clerk, file clerit, account clerit*
Mid statistics clerit, recently established by the State Civil Service Department. The written tests
were held March 27.
There are 2,913 names on the
clerk list. 2.127 for file clerk. 500
for account clerk, and 359 for statistics clerk.
The new pay scale in the four
titles is $2,320 to start, $3,040
after five years, and $3,184 after
six years' continuous and satisfactory servicc.
STATE
Open-Competitive
CI.RKK,
M M * DftpartmetitH and
Iiistittitlonf.
I . Ryiiu, H t r r y . Bklyii
I02'.;60
a . Siieider. Louis, B k l j n
101700
.1 B<-oU«t. Arthur. N Y C
101150
4. Browu, Mclvin. Bronx
101160
5, Krafft, Hurry, Jamaica
00500
« . Holbrook, Horace. Schtdy . . . . 9 0 5 0 0
7. Mar.ianobile. Carl, Bklyn . . . . 0 0 5 0 0
8. Case, Dorolliy, Bronx
U0450
0. WesMake. Donald, Albany . . . . U U 4 5 0
10. A i m , Anu.leliee, L I Oily . . . . 0 9 4 5 0
11. Stockcr, Joan, Mcchanicvl
..00450
12. Johnson, Robert, Bethpage . . 00450
1,J. Wadai, Frank. Buffalo
00000
14. Debarthe, Joseph, Albany . . . . 9 8 0 5 0
15. Hynian, Irwin, Bronx
08050
10. Sallilter. l ^ u i s , Bklyn
08000
17. Goldn^in. Morris, Bklyn
08000
I S . Rar>fofffl, Hyman, N Y C
....08000
19. Schatz, Dorothy, R.-»Ten» . . . . 9 8 0 0 0
20. Schoonmalter. P., BuITalo
. 98000
21. Wcistmnn, Joseph, BWyn
98900
an. Lapalnie, Joseph, T r o y
. . . . 98730
Z t . Tobin. Rita, Westbury
98360
2 t . LnckUart, Leonie, Jamaica
..08350
25. Silver, Zalila
Rooheater . . . . 98350
SB. Lamm, CUarles. N Y C
98350
27. Modell, Lillian, Bronx
98350
2 « . Mai.nitiff. C., Albany
98350
29. Laferriere, Helen, T r o y
98360
.•JO. Powers, lillinor, T r o y
98350
31. Kipi), Benjamin, Albany
....98180
;!•;.
3;;.
,".4.
.'l.l.
:wi.
,17.
."JR.
39.
40
41.
4';.
43.
4».
4.S.
4(1.
47.
48.
40
r.o,
51.
5';.
53.
54.
n.l.
50.
57.
58.
50.
GO.
Bl.
8;!.
03.
04.
65.
00.
87.
88.
•0».
70.
71.
73.
73.
74.
75.
7«.
77.
78.
79.
80.
81.
»•!.
83.
81.
85.
88.
87.
Peanall.
^fa^y, N Y C
9S1.S0
Loi-e, Eloise, Bronx
OSilSO
Cook. Richard. Island P k . . . . 0 7 9 0 0
M Kune, Jnmcs, Bklyn
97800
Rubin, Judith. Bayside
97800
Robiimon, Robert. Colleifo P t 97800
Lacy. Jerome, Bronx
07800
Matlhew!., Rose, Flushing . . . . 0 7 8 0 0
Buclian.in. Ajries. Albany . . . 97800
MiHcr, Ethel. Bklyn
97800
KaniiiisUy. I.illlan. Albany
..07800
Conhy. Mnril.vn, Albany
....07800
M.vcr. Willlnm. Albany
07800
Myers. Francis. T r o y
07800
Kinir, John, Delm.%r
07800
Hovvoltl. Helen, Bronx
07800
Ray, Chartes. Bellerose
97800
vyehmeyc^ Burbara, Watervliet 97800
Maillotix, William, Watervliet 97800
Markam. Dorothy. Hornell
. 97800
Warner, Eleanor, Rochester . .07800
Uprieht. Jeanne, Gloversville 07800
Grant, Richard, Bronx
97740
Mirllane.v, Vera, Albany
....97740
Burke, Geoffrey, Albany
....97740
Ropas. George, N Y C
07030
Lenahan. Helen, N V C
97300
G ant, Norman, Cohoes
07300
Rubinowitz, Rubin, Bklyn
,.07300
Whalanrt. Norman. Delmar
..97350
Grand Bernard, Albany
97360
Tuttle. Joyce. N Hartford . . . 9 7 3 5 0
Silterl.T, Pearl, Albany
07350
Miller, Roeer. Delmar
97250
Gilbert., L., T r o y
97350
Banfl. Elaine. Slaten Isl
07360
Tierney, Sandra, T r o y
97350
Saxby. Ruth, Albany
97350
Fox, Loretta, T r o y
97350
Johnson, John. Bronx
97350
t a r r , Raymond, N Y C
97350
Curran, John, T r o y
97250
Garvin, Helen, Albany
07250
Couch, Leslie, Albany
97140
Stevenson, K., Delmar
97030
oiusburff, Joan, Albany
....90810
P i v a w e r . Rita, Bronx
00810
Barrett, Sally, Rensselaer . . . 96810
Roberts, William, T r o y
....90750
MeeUan. Alfred. Bronx
96750
Nolan, Blondina, Buftalo
98700
Goldflsher, Harvey. Bronx . . 06700
Hotchkiss, Helen, Syracuse , . 9 0 7 0 0
.Sousa, Mary. Goshen
98700
Frezon, Edward, Albany
....00700
Lyons. Rosemary, Bklyn . . . . 98700
88.
80.
90.
91.
82.
83.
04.
95.
96.
87.
98.
89.
100.
101.
102.
103.
104.
105.
106.
107.
108.
109.
110.
111.
112.
113.
114.
115.
116.
117.
118.
118.
120.
121.
122.
123.
124.
125.
126.
127.
128.
129.
130.
131.
1,32.
133.
1.14.
136.
ISO.
137.
138.
139.
140.
141.
142.
143.
Scholniek, Zelda, Bklyn
,...96700
Furrelly, Dorothy, Albany
..98700
Harrison, Mary, Albany
,...98700
Bersan, Kathleen. Albany . . . 98700
Gordon. Grace, Bklyn
00700
Horn, Donna, Albany
06700
O'Connor, John, Albany
....98590
Ryan, Thomas, N Y C
98480
Bond. George, Ith.ica
08350
Briitlia, Antony, Bronx
98300
Miller, Ethel, Albany
08150
Gill, Joyce, Albany
00150
McMillan, David, Delmar
90160
Deveneau, Georee. Watervliet 08150
Cronin, EUn. Lakemont
....98160
Ritkin, Esther, St.iten Isl . . . . 9 0 1 6 0
Maxwell, Ruth, T r o y
98150
Schlein. Florence. N Y C
08150
Schwartz. Marvin. Albany
. 06160
Barnes, William. Watervliet . . 0 6 1 5 0
Hardt. Janet. Syracuse
90150
Burch. Dorothy, Albany
....06150
Kerruish, Elaine. Buffalo
96150
Neldl, Carol, Albany
06150
Boris, Marjorie. Alh.iny
....98150
Moriarty, E.. Woodside
90040
Glass, Marion, Woodside
....05820
Ollmore, Helen, W a t c r t o w n . . 0 5 8 3 0
Reedy, Helen, A l b a n y
95820
Israel, Clar«, Albany
95820
Donohue, Mario. CohoM
....96710
Stas-e. Martna, Albany
05000
Falzarauo, Janet, L i t t l e F U 05600
Walder, Joseph. F a r R o c k w * 85600
Lockwood, M., Albany
96600
Gillespie, Jane, Castleton
....95600
Simetkol, John, N Y C
96900
Manell, Thomaa, Whitehall . . 8 B 6 0 0
Benzie, Lawrence, Watervliet 95600
Shearer. Frank, Albany
95600
Thompson, Olera. Stony Brk 85600
Cross, Mareiierite, Albany
..95600
Seppa, Georgine, Bronx
95600
Bart, Clara, Schtdy
95600
Messina, Paul, Rochester
86490
Cohen, Sidney, Bronx
95380
Scweikert. V . . Bklyn
85270
McLane. Marie. Dansville
85160
Myers, Joanne, T r o y
85189
Carlstrom. Mary, Albany
,,..86160
Ponce, Raymond, Albany . . . . 9 5 1 0 Q
Shaffer. Pauline, Bklyn
....95050
Draper. Bnth, W Albany . . . . 9 5 0 5 0
Jakubee. Vera. Oneonta
....85050
Dykeman, John. Albany
....85050
Wells, Janice. Collins
85050
GUIDE ^
^ SHOPPERS
If omen's
Specially
Stores
Household
Beauty
ISecessities
F I K M T I RE R I O S
A T PRIl'B.S i O l i C A N
AFFORD
FarnUfire, appllunres, Kifts, elotliinK. ete.
tat real savings) Miinieipal Kmployeea Service. Room 438, IS I'ark Uow. CO 7-D300.
N E W F A L L DRESSES,
3,93 to 12.95
« N E W FALL BLOUSES
• N E W FALL SKIRTS
Specially Priced
Wool or Orion Sweaters
On Sale
«
Rebuilt Refrigerators
Air
All mikoa. all sizes A.C.. D.C., G a » . From
one to t w o yra. guarantee. Expert Service
and Repair. We also sell or rent small
refrigettes.
K E M RF.FRKJERATIOM S A L E 3
51 Seventh Ave. So.
W A . 8-0S8C
G. M. C .
178 C H U R C H S T .
Bet. Duane and Rcade St.
^ T y T T T T T T T T T V T T T T T T T T T T ^
t
ANNE GARY
3
DESIGNER-CRAFTSMAN
OF HANDWROUGHT
JEWELRY
Original and
Custom-Made
^Store: 84 Cliariet St. W A 4-0826^
Biittoms Kewebbetl
$4
NOI.VS
»ll
Cu«ioai Mcwie ^llproxers & Kenpholstery
at l.owest I'rlres.
Sp^ciAl K.ltiM tor
i»r. living n a ,
reniihoUtereil
M jtti-ef.'fet re-niade & hteril., f t . 0 5 Bp
Itox .^priiffH -. tfuills •• I'illuws
Ai.)
«(IHK
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Crown Bedding & Upiiolstcry
uml
Storage
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'Co matfh »uui lacliits 300.000 pattema
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166
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N Y.C.
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Any Make Serviced & Rep'd.
I N S T A L L A T I O N $23.50 UP
niuvint;, etorine
All 111 H^.rta
LOADS. P K - loii.ld all over US.\. sijcclalty
T i l i t . an,! i-Iii-ni.i. Spi-fial r;ii>-^ to Civil
S.TViee y i . i l • D o l i i i l i l i o . v s . W A 7-1)000.
ism.i
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TO.N Df: I . L X E . CASH 4 CAR.RT
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C.innlitioning
.lir
10S4
J I M STEVENSON
M iWNC
PINK QUALITI
DPHOLSTERINQ
Bottoms rebuilt e.tpertiy
your home. Chairs
$4.05. Sofas $».S5. I'urniture recovered
wide selection
Encore Dccorators. 1537
3econ,l Ave., BO 8 .1450 and Ti Weet 86th.
MO 6 3 U 3 .
SPECIAL SALE
1954 Mitchell Air-CondlHonerj
Greatly Reduced. $169.90
.l.iiniiii';!
ilirhinuiMi Hill
Ui^iiiiiiit 10 t i i i l
Workers
» I. 0 (IlltiS
IHaving
Made to order
S'OUT or our fabric*. Aleo
travers rods, any length, made t « order
and Installed at reasonable prices.
SPECIAL S A L K : 3 WEKKS ONLY
S o f a ; T w o Chairs and 5 Cushion
CMere y » 3 . 0 0 : Formerly $13S.0«.
Free estimates.
Open evenings till 8 P.M
134 7tll A v e . a., nr. 10th S t , CH S-7458
lliikir
ll)')'.
Upholstering • New & Old
Slip Covers - Draperies
ANDREW FISCHER
Ipholslering
to
60
i^ud
For ail iiiKtl.v.sis uf civil service
probteiu^ ill tlu* foi'ffruiit of the
iitfwji. retil li. J. Bfniaid'.s wt'fkly
ctilmiui, "l.oukiiig Insitic."
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All
JUt'cM Sold
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niscoiuit.
Wally's
ll.'lr, : n I'li'iniiMis A v . IIIUI MO 2-8070
( aterittif
t'acilities
HALL
vaiU^a
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t-uuiiig
Receptions
and
1*1'; . ^rle IVirtirs
3 Iltl.-S O ' l l K I L N
2:t,ftli Street anil llraililock
Avenne
Bi'Ue Uosc. L. I
lloltis &-USSI
Miiviii)! and
Storiiae
L l i . l i l -MiVl-NO i M K S S K M i K U S K K V I C E
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T i f r ' e iloiiUcy^, Cunarii'S. I'ar..;
Tropu'ii Jc t.olJlUli & a full line of
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Sillers
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PAKT
Ororan. M a r r a r e t . A l b a n r
Smith, Diana, Albany
9302*
Samson, Martin, Flushlnc . . . . 9 3 5 1 *
Dietsel. Franele, Pleasant T l x 0 3 6 1 *
Clarkson, William, N T C
.,..9340*
Roberts, John, Albany
93400
McCarroU
Rita, A l b a n r
....9.34oa
Hill, Mildred, Bronx
9340*
Keeler, Ronald, Albany
83400
Story, Annette, Baldwin . . . . 9,3400
O'Connor, Dorothy, Albany
.,93400
Cohen, M y m a , Baldwin
93400
Gardner, Joan, Albany
93400
Clark, Eileen, Bklyn
93'290
McKenna, Euircne, Bklyn . , . . 9 , 3 2 9 0
Balfoort. Stella, Albany
93390
Tallmadre, F., Albany
9.32!)0 •
Brumaehim. Marvin, Glorrevle 93200
Schofman, Rose, N T C
93180
Ahr, France*. Slinicerlnd
....93180
Daley. Bernard. Albany
83070
Finney. John. N T C
9,3070
Magin, 0«rtrude, Menando
..92980
Flather, Jane. Delmar
92860
Real, Anita, Dannemora
....92850
Rabineaa. Sadie. A l b a n r
93850
Rosen, R a t h , N T C
92850
Pitrserald, F.. F.lmhur»t
92850
Simon, Jndlth, Albany
92850
Greenbergrer, Leila, Bronx
92850
Barber, Eleanor, Albany
....92860
O'Brien, Helen, R a y Brook . . 9 2 8 6 0
Larsen, Palrieia, Bklyn
92740
Grohman, Walter. Flnshinv . . 82680
Wharton. Shirley, L I CItr . . 9 2 6 3 0
Costello, Swear, Corona
....936.30
Waterson. Isabel, A l b a n r . . . . 93630
Manne. Joteph. N T C
93630
Dyer, LUllan, Oyster B a r . . . . 8 3 6 3 0
Corbeil. Francis. Cohoea
....82620
Katzman. Evelyn. A l b a n r . . . . 9 2 B 2 0
L e i r h , Madeline. Spartd Ohta 92620
Spier, Tlllie.
NTC
93530
Burko. 9 e o r » » , N T C
92460
Butler, Jack, A l b a n y
92410
Foy, Aratha. Troy
93410
Oryska, Eleanor. Elmlra
....93410
Whitmore. Mary, Albany . . . . 9 2 4 1 0
E w a r t , Hrfen, Ocdenebnrr
.,92300
Carbonneal, K., W a t e r f o r d
.,92300
Wesp, Carole, Buffalo
82.300
Jackson, Dorothy, Batk
9230*
T a l r o , Josephine, Oullderlnd 92300
Allan], William, Plattsburc .,92.300
MoHoy, E r a . Howard Bch . . . , 8 2 3 0 *
Humphrey, Ellen, Dunkirk
..9230*
Didomenicantonio, T . . W a t e r r t 93300
Mannuzza, Puliue. L I City . . 9 2 3 0 0
Hanley, Mary, Nyack
93300
Drellieh, Frances, Jamaica
..92300
Pineher, N.mcy, T r o y
92309
D u f f y , Helen, N T C
92300
Dip.aatina, Evelyn. Utica
....92300
Curtis. Frances. Watervliet
..93300
Turner, Geraldine, Bronx . . . . 9 3 3 0 0
Berfflund, Nina. Centrl V l r ..82,300
Kerton, Ruth, Albany
82300
Privler, Ida. Albany
9230*
Watson, Alfred, Delmar
....93340
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Cat]fleld, Betty,
Albanr
9S0B0
Douffherty, Carol, Albany . . . , 86050
Zansrrando, Robert, Albany
. , 06060
Stein, Richard, N Y C
06050
Keenan, Patricia, Albany
. . . . 05050
85060
Diener, Chorlee, Schtdy
Mooney, Rosemary, N T C
. . . . 96060
86060
Mowita, Saul, Bronx
Ashworth, Margafet, T r o y . , 85060
96060
Buhrle, Carole, Buffalo
Cardona, Jennie, A l b a n y . . . , 96060
L a r d a r d l o . Frank, BUlyn . . . . 05050
95050
Gardner, William, T r o y
04940
K e l l o f f i , Elaine, Bath
Green, Maria. P o n r h a n a r . . . . 94840
Dwyer, Robert, Amsterdam
. , 94940
Harvey, Audrey, Schtdy
. . . . 84040
94880
Smith, W.alter, T r o y
94830
O'Oara, Patricia, Oione Park
848.30
Tokarskl, Stanley, R a y Brook
94830
Tooley, Christine, Albany . . . .
848,30
Kaplan. Morris. Bklyn
94830
Schwart!!, Sarah, Bronx
...,
84720
MaltK, Robert, Bklyn
84720
Mitchell, Mary. Bklyn
94720
Kopeza. Doris, Cohoee
94720
Hart, Alethea, N T C
84810
Camae, Oussie, Bronx
94500
94500
Clancy. Rolaml, N T C
KnapO, Marilyn, Menande . . . , 84500
R r a n i , Barbara. Sound Bch . . 94500
Rakoczy, Stephen, Buffalo . . 84600
Goldstein, Norma, Bronx
. . . . 84500
94500
Miller. Shirtey. Albany
94500
Hillicke, C.. Queens V l »
94500
Ramhir, Janet, Bklyn
94500
Lemaneky, Minnie, Bklyn . . .
94B00
Keefe, M a r y . Depew
Henderson, Haxel, Bnrko . . . . 94500
Conley. Robert. Watervltot
, , 94 BOO
84 BOO
Dyer, Sylvia, Bronx
KIniakr, James. I l e n i R l a e r . 84500
94600
Mlnet, T i r i i n f a , Albany
...
.94600
Newman. Lydia, Bklyn
94B00
Crompton C.. Bklyn
84600
Martin. Marjorie. • OreeniM
.94390
Brienca. Frances. Oneonta .
,94S!I0
Hiirhby. L o l l . Sllnrerind
...
94380
Kohn, Frances. Albany
...
94170
Baranishyn, Kate. S Omna P k
94170
MeKenna, Mary, Bklyn
,94170
Kelly. Marraret, Hirhland . . . .,84170
Lemonier. Claude, Jamaica . 84060
NIehans. Nancy. DHmar
. . . 94060
Stahl, Donna. F a b i i u
94060
Kata, MelTln, Bklyn
94000
Mathsen. Mlllieent, Ctri Nyack 94060
Momrow, Kathleen. Albany . , 03060
Sehl, John, Albany
93950
Swan, Eleanor. Jackan H r t . 93930
Weber, Peeiryiayne, Albany . 93050
Fallon, Thomas, Albany . . . ,0,?»50
Huttleeton. Martha. Renmelaer 93060
93950
Laniran, Martin. Albany
.93960
Rawlin, M a i r , T r o y
93060
Cahlll, Joseph. Albany
93050
Taylor, Vivian. Bronx
03950
Parker, aBrbara A., Mechnicvl
,93850
Glick, Miriam. Bklyn
93890
Heilman. Erie, Albany
93840
Gorman, Betty. Bronx
,83840
Person, Charles, A e r a
83840
Dobek. Annam.ae, Albany . . . , 03840
Pelton, Janet. W Albany . . . ,, 9,3730
Waytowich. William, Bklyn . . . 93730
Stranes, Lillian. Bklyn
83730
PlacHla, Norma, Bklyn
. . . , 93730
F.llis, Anne, Bronx
,9,3730
Kelly, Edith. Albany
.9,3730
Filzpalriclt, Mary. Albany
. ,93820
Truax, Rebecca. Mt Morris . ,93620
Calma. Rath, Staten Isl
. . . .83820
Allen, Florence, Delmar
. . . 93639
Rylander. Helen, N T C
Lee. John. T r o y
Rennie, Marjorie, Bklyn
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HOUSES — HOMES — PROPERTIES
THE BEST GIFT OF ALL — YOUR OWN
LONG
L O N G ISLAND
JAMAICA
Own Your Own Home
THIS WEEK'S
SPECIALS
Walk To
ROCKAWAY
All Subways
5 room brick bungalow with
expansion attic. House 2V2
years old. Plot 55x100, oil heat.
Sacrifice Sale,
Dutch Colonial
$11,500
HOLLIS
CHAPPELLE GARDENS
FULLY DETACHED WITH
A G A R A G E AND
Two-Family
brick,
semi-attached, 5 rooms down and 3
rooms up, modern baths, kitchens and Frigidaires, parquet
floors, oil heat, 1-car garage,
excellent community, near all
facilities. Price:
PRIVATE DRIVE
• t H « 9 « Room*
• N»w Oil Unit
• 2 Modvra KitckMs
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Corofe
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9"i*t
TrM-KMd
StTMt
SMALL DOWN
PAYMENT TO ALL
Here is an authentic reproduction of splendid Dutch
architecture at its best—located on a quiet tree-lined
street but only a Tew blocics
to the subway. 6 large rooms
including 2 kitchens, huge
living room—full basement,
many extras included.
SEE THIS BARGAIN
TODAY
147-05 Hillside Ave., Jam.
Are yoa looUine tor nuburban living
p1ea^:ure8 and urban conveniencce, pavetl
Winding elreels. modcrD schoole, N. Y
Dept. Store branchee, recreational f a
cilitie* to name a f e w . Wo have available in one of the most prosrc»f>ive
communitiei on Long
Island,
many
modf-rn 4, 6. and 6-room bungalows,
raneing: from $11,500 and tip.
ROOSEVELT-FREEPORT VIC.
$12,999
ADDISLEIGH PARK
WM. URQUHART, JR.
Six-Room brick, 1-car garage,
oil heat, completely
finished
knotty pine basement with lavatory, kitchen and bar, plot
40 X 100. Price:
$12,500
ST. ALBANS
All B R I C K , ranch hme of 6
nice rooms, large plot 50x100.
Only 4 years old. modern, clean
and uptodate, all you would
want in a home.
M
JA. 6-4034
ror
ST. ALBANS
$9,990
GARDENS
G. I. O N L Y $1,300 CASH
Beautiful detached frame dwelling, 8 large modern rooms, extra lavatory, oil heat. Terrific
location; can easily be converted into 2-fam.
$13,000
Several Desirable Unfurnished
Apartments for R«nt.
type
borne
enll
Arthur Watts, Jr.
11%-AZ 178 Plaec, St. AlbaiM
•
G. I. $1,000 CASH NEEDED
uys this lovely fully detached
room home PLUS screened
jrear porch; modern throughout, gar. etc. Mast sell owner
leaving town
every
J A 6-8269
A M to 7 PM
Sun. 11 e
BAISLEY PK.
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$10,500
JAMAICA
$10,000
8 room, 2 family, modern kitchen, 2-car garage, oil heat. Cash
to own, $2,000..
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In all price rancei
OPEN 7 DATS A WEEK
Morlfttitra aud T e r m i Arran(ed
DIPPEL
115.43 Sutphin Blvd.
(Corner 115th Drive)
OLympic 9-8561
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Charming l-family brick bungalow, 7 years old, 5 very modern rooms, completely redecorated in the latest color scheme
scientific kitchen, colored tiled
iath, satin-like finished hardwood floors, steam heat gas
lovely community. Down payment $1,600.
$12,000
BAISLEY PARK
5 Room Bungalow
40 X 100 Plot
S beUrooine. llvinr room
• t t « and kitcheu, ouly 7 yeani
olU
$12,500 (terms)
JAMAICA
a
family,
brick
attached,
t
roonm aiid bath, flrat floor, a
rooiiiH aiKl batb, aeoond
floor,
payiiir
J86.00
monthly,
oil,
•lean) heat, (.'onveiiient to tram,
pori.itiou. Anliiuii $ U . 6 U 0 w i t b
toruib.
J. W. STEWART
Hugo R. Ileydorn
Realty Co.
P»rk
C A L L JA 6-0250
The Goodwill Realty Co.
WM. RICH
Mc iliolier Ueul Gi'tate
IOH-i:i Nrw \iirk lilvd.. Juiimlru. N.V
JA. 6-0787
AX.7-6359
LOOKING INSIDE, news and
vicwK by II. J. Bernard, appears
weekly in Xh« LEAl)l!:K. Uon't
mitM it.
fiteam. garage, 30x100. No.
394.
$12,200
$13,200
2 FAMILY
4V2 and 3
Brick shingle. Brand new, with
every luxury.
$17,300 and up
ST. ALBANS
eVi rooms, brick, garage, oil
heat, modern kitchen, colored
tile bath with stall shower, real
fireplace,
extra large living
room.
$12,600
Lxnely Ix>nir Island Homee a« P r i e e .
I * .ult ia the mnat deairable lectlon.
NEW USTINGS DAILY
• ( One and T w o Family Houtm
LEE ROY SMITH
No Cash for Gl
ST. ALBANS
$14,000
Gorgeous 8 room home, consisting of 5 bedrooms, 3 modern
tile baths, finished basement, 2
car garage. Oil heat. All improvements. Act quickly. Small
cash.
ST. ALBANS
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No Cash for G l
FULLY DETACHED
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8 ROOMS
4
5 BEDROOMS j
50 I 100
N«. 368
NO C A S H FOR G i
GARAGE
E S S E X
88-32 138th STREET, JAMAICA
100 feet North of Jamaica Ave. on Van White
Blvd. — Call for detail driving directions. Open
everyday.
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BRAND NEW HOMES
See the new all modern brick. 1 family, 6 room homes,
full basements, ceramic tiled bath, ultra modern kitchen,
formica top cabinets, co&ement windows, automatic
heat, extra lavatory on main floor, Venetian blinds,
laundry in basement, four burner gas range, landscaped
plot with parking area.
Price $13,060
Veterans—Down Payment $1,960
Mortgage (at 4</2% for 25 years)
Monthly Payment of Principal and Interest $61.15
Located at East Side of 171st Street, between Foch Boulevard
Mid 116th Avenue, St. Albans, New York.
Office: HERMAN CAMPBELL
33-21 Junction Boulevard. Jacbson Heights 72, New York
HAvemeyer 6-1151 — Hickory 6-3672
Moderate down payment for non-veterans
$13,500
ST. ALBANS
$11,600
OUTSTANDING VALUES
ST. A L B A N S : Two family, SVi room.s up and 4"2 rooms down,
2'A bath.s, 1-car garage, 50x 100 plot. Near all C I O
facilities. Price
I
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JAMAICA SPECIAL
Near school, bus and day nursery, 8 rooms and sunporch, oil
heat, 2 modern baths. Needs some repairs.
SOO
Brick bungalow, 5 years old, living room, 2 bedrooms, dinette
and kitchen. Finished expansion attic, large full C I O O O O
base., Ige. plot, 1-car garage. Low down payment.
A N D 2 FAMILY H O U S E S
F R O M $7,500 UP
— L O W DOWN PAYMCNTS —
MORTGAGES ARRANGED
OTHER
A STEAL—This T/z room solid
brick detached home with I'/z
modern tile bath, finished attic,
oil heat, newly decorated. Garage and other features. Small
cash.
1 family, 7 rooms detached
home. Ltfirge plot. Garage. Modern tile bath. Loads of other
features. Small cash.
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C'/z rooms, plus attic, fully
detached and shingled, 4 Ox
100, oversized garage, No.
359
4
$13,650
2 family detached home featuring 2/4 room apartments.
2Ya modern tile bath, finished
basement, oU heat, garage and
loads of other features. Small
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6Vz rooms, fully detached, oil
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384.
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K|!:AD1':KS have their say fak
the t'omment column ol
Eligibles on State C/er/ca/ Lists
STATE
Open-Competitive
(Continued from Page 10)
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307.
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Wnync. Bklyn .
Rosrtiiary, Coliocs
Albany
rlhy.
Mlllli'ii. C.TII rinc, Albany
I'cck. Tlinroii . Albion
Ho.'ht. M.llic nt, SIliiKcrlnd
Trillins. Doi lliy, RocbcElp;
Si-pfi^klt. ll:il py. Dlilyn . .
JoiiPs.
Maiy
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NOTICE
T f r R PKOIT.K OF T H R S T A T E OF N E W
y i ) K K . Jly Ihc Gr.ire oT (Joel Kroe ami Indi'Pfniliril. to O-rrO PAHIy. E M I L DAHT,,
II..SA COI.K, ISIDORE P A U L Scnil Qrcct
i n i : upon DIP NP-ilion o ( Er h nahl. who
n-tiilr-s .It 7(1'-; I'orbill, St Louis. Mi-ffl•onri. you .tikI orjfh of you are hereby
ril.il to Kliow r-.nisp hcforo Ihe Surro
iralc'B Court of New Y o r k Con ly. he!,] at
thn H.iM of R.'.orrts In the f o i i n l y of
N.-w York on Ihr- 51)1 ilny
f October,
l!lr>l. .at li.ilf t<n t ton o V l o . k 1 the forewhy
O
T
T
O
DA
HI, A N D
noon of Ih.it il.i
lid not be deelared dead
E M U . D.VTir, Bl
f Administration on the
ami wliy Inlterii
irood.H. ehallr'l.i .inci redits of OTTO DAirr,.
rVM'eiaeil. l.ite of fli i.ssels. Belsriiim. chi
not be Isined lo Er I'll Dahl. and deela
that OKo D;ihl to have died at the
Ifinnin? of llie j
104.-!.
In lenlinii
wli reof. we have eai
t h e . «e.il of the Snrroc
rocate's Court of
said f o t i n t y of New Y^ k to bo heret
• llixed.
•WitTiesa.
Ho '01 able
Frankenlie of oi
th.al.T a Sur
id «,nnty. .at
l h « foUTily if New Y o •k. th( 5iith day
Lord one
of AUKU^t i II I he year of
fifty.four.
thoilHan.l ni le hiM.dred wid
A.
D
O
N
AHUE.
( U 3.)
PHILIP
Clerk of the SurroEate'a Court
308.
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310.
311.
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313.
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315.
316.
317.
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322.
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333.
State of New Y o r k . Dep.irtment ot Stale:
I n o I I E I I K H Y ( ERTII'-Y Ih.at eertifieate
of B. K I N S I . R R * IIROS. INC., has been
filed in Ihis d'onrlment this day and
that it appeals I herefrom that ?ueh corporation h.aa eomplied with section one
hundred and five of the Stork Corporation
L a w . and that il is dissolved.
' I V K N I N D i : r i , I f A T E under my hand
an,I om.-i.il se;:' of the Dciiarluient of
St.ate. at llie Cily of Albany, tbi^i twenlyfourlh day of Aiifriifit. on« thousand nine
hundre.l and fiity four.
Seal
SUtj of New Y o r k
De„i rtmeiit of Stale.
T H O M A S J. r r R R A N .
Secretary of State
By S I D N E Y D. GORDON.
D ' p u l y Secretary of State
SCHADE. C A R O I . I N E
CTTATION
P
31 S I . inr.l
The Pcoplo of the State of
N e w York. By live Grace of God Free and
Imlependi nt. T o the heirs at law. next of
kiti
and
distribulces
of
CAROLINE
SCHADE. dceeiscd. if livinfr, and if any of
them be dead, to Ihcir respective heirs at
l » w , next of Kin. distributees, leeatees,
erecutors,
administrators,
assifrnees and
in interest whose names are unknown aniit cannot be ascertained after due
ditieence. and lo- The Attorney General of
the Slate of New York, Tho Public Adminislralo r of the County of N e w York.
St. Paul s
Lutheran
Cluireh.
Wartburg
Farm Sell .ol. Society of Inner Mission and
neseiie W oik. Inner Mission Society of the
I.utlieran Chinch. S.ilvatiou A r m y . Amerlean Rod Cross Ladics Aid of St. Paul's
Lutheran Chnr h. Wacncr Collrte, Marie
Kinit, Henry G( iert. also known as Henry
Gail her. send i eetins:
W I I K R R A S A brose V . MeCall. who reallies at O'.' Beecliwood Tcrr.-u?c, Yonkcrs 6.
New V rk. h.is l a l d y applied to tho Si
roffalc'i I Court
our County of New Y o r k ,
to h
rlain instrument in writins,
bearii
dale June
luiie Iff. l O i O . and two codicila
th(crelo. beai -ins date,
resrcclivcly.
Octo
. i n i a :ind September S7. 1049,
relatiiiff lo both rc al and personal property,
duly proved as lli e Last Will and Testament of Caroline Schade deceased, who
was al the time of her death a resident
of 5-: I West ia:;n d Street, tho County of
N e w York.
T H K U E E O I I E , you and each of y
eited to show cause before the Surroftale's
Court of our County of N e w York, at tho
Hall ot Records, in tho County of N e w
York, on tho 2 I lb day ot September, 1964.
>t half past ten o'clock in tho forenoon
of that day why the said W i l l and Testament and tlie Iwo codicils thereto, should
not be admilled to probate » s a W i l l of
real and per.soinl property.
I N T E S T I M O N Y W H E R E O F , we have
eausiid the seal of the Surrocate's Court
of tbe said County of New Y o r k to be
hereunto alllxed. W I T N E S S , H O N O R A B L E
William T . Collins. SurrocatD of our said
Counly of New York, the Bth day of
Auffust. in tho year of our Lord, one
Ihoinand nine hundred and f i f t y four,
(aeal)
P H I L I P A. DONAHUE,
Clerk ot the Surrosate's Court.
Crr.VTION
THE
PEOPLE
OF
THE
8 T A T K OF MEW Y O R K . By the Grace of
Ood Free aiul Independent T O : Walter L.
Cahill. Jeanne Diirjnd. Alice Grummcaux.
Durolhy Kncen. Judith Cahill Knecn. an
infanl, M:iry M.-Manaman, John Karl McMaiiinian, an infant M i c a d Patrick MeManaman. an infant Josephine Manson,
T h o r Manson. an infanl, Monica Manson
an infant, Nathaniel L. Goldstein, Attorey General of Hit State of New York
beinr lite persons interested aa creditore
legatees,
devisees.
benclleiaries.
distributees. or otherwise in the estate of John
H. Cahill. deceased, who at the time of
his dealh waa a i-eaidcnt of the County of
N e w Yoi-k. N-_-w i'ork, S E N D G R E E T I N G Upon the pk-titiun o l Bankers Trust
Conipuiiy, having its principal office at 10
Wall Street. New York, N e w Y o r k .
Yo'i and each of you are hereby cited
t*
show cauie liefore the Surrogate's
Court of New Y r r k County, held at the
Hail of Records in the Counly of New
Y o ' k . on the 6th day ot October. 1054. at
bait pa-.t ti n o'< loek in tha forenoon of
that Il.i.v. why the account of procecdini;*
• f B.iiiUers Trust
Company as Trustee
•bonld not be judirially setlh-d.
I N T K S T I M O N Y WHK.HEOF, we have
Mused the seal of the Surrogate's Court
• f the said Counly o l New York to be
iMreunlo alllxed.
WITNESS.
HONORABLE
William
T.
• o l l i i i t a Surroeale of our said counly.
• t the County of New
York, the 10th
t t t of August in the year of our Lord one
Ntousuiid nine hundred and f i f t y tour,
laoall
P I I I I . I P A. D O N A l l l T .
Clerk
of
tlie Siurogutu's
Cuurl
T.oi>es, Mollle. B M y n
82080
Woznia ik. Elaine. Buffala . . . ,92080
.81970
O'Hare , Alicia, Buffalo
Lauria,, Ann, Queens V l g . . . .91970
.91970
Barron . Esther, T r o r
Salter, Elizabeth, Staten JM 91860
Alter. Helen, Woodside
. . . .91880
Vandcr •cook. Joan. T r o r
. . . .91880
Spilios . Marr, Bock Tavna . .91860
.91800
Cregan , Joan, A l b a n r
Dor.-in. Diane, Schuylrvle . . . .91880
McKen na. John, Floral P k . .91800
.91800
llloeh. Franeis, T r o y
Cambe rlain. P., Orangeburg . .91750
I,acl:ur -, Julia, Ft Edw.ard . .91750
Dollar. Barbara. Albany . . . .91750
.91760
Silverslein, A., Bklyn
. . . .91750
fJriiby. Kathryn. Bronx
Brehni . Blanche, Bklyn
. . . .91760
St oiler
Regina, Alb.-uiy . . . .91750
Fowler . Bertha. A l b a n r
. , . .91750
.91750
Hotr. Helen. Albany
Crowie y. John, Bklyn
.91750
Provos it, Agnes. Green Isl . .91750
Capano. Maryiane. Iloosiek F1 91750
.91750
Kopels . Anne, Bronx
334.
336.
33«.
337.
.•J38.
33».
340.
341.
342.
,'543.
344.
.345.
,14«.
.147.
.148.
34 » .
350.
351.
352.
353.
354.
356.
360.
357.
.168.
350.
.100.
Smith, Caleb, Albany
Weinman, Dorothy, N T C
,..
Beld, Eleanor, Averlll Pk
,.
Morrison. Rose. Albanr
. ..
Solrack, AHe, Bklyn
B n m e l t , Winifred, Jeffersom .
Wells, Faye. Albion
I>ane, Evelyn. BWyn
Rnobloek, Madeline, n t l e a
.
Darlinc, Allee. C r o p » e r v l «
..
Nerf. Anne, Albany
Tralna. Rose. Bklyn
(Tnsick, Mareraret. N T C
Bauer, Kred. T r o y
Reeher, Richard. Albany . . .
Blom. M a r i a r e t , Liverpool . .
Mcsick, M., Menand*
Bishoi*. Eileen, Albany
Bisorno, Frank, Bklyn
Cawley, Tristan, Bronx
.. .
AnsTis, Charlotte, Albany
.
Burg-ess, Mary, Albany
Fabian, Dorothy,- Jamaica . . ,
Austin, Beatrice, N Y C
Macl/aren. Henry, Albany . . .
Beach, Alice, Ovid
Charpentier, Edith, Flushior .
Welch, Ellen, Rensselaer
...
Holler, Barbara, Cortland . . .
Anderson, Margaret, Bklyn .
Demento. Annmarie. Green Isl
Toms. Nancy, Mattydale
...
Avery. Helen. Delhi
Benedett, J „ Cohoee
Contl, Carrie, Mattydale . . .
Honlfrman. Ann, Bronx
Parsons, Lillian, Jamaica . . .
Hardinr. Marjori. !, Blnebamtos
Qulnn. Kathryn, T r o y
P o s e f s k y . Joan, Albany
...
Orisek, Pauline, Oreenftld Ctr
Loveless, Elnath: in. Skaneatels
McTullouir, Rita, 9t Albans .
WIcke, Elisabeth
Watorford
•ladek. Anne. Buffal.
RousseHe. C.. Buffalo
Boone, Clara. Dllca
Thomas, Joanne. Fillmore . . .
Troidle. Thomas. Albany . . .
Schuk, Margaret, Binchamton
Cohen, Panl, Albany
Smith, Jonah. N Y C
Kirk, Eliiabeth, L y n b r o o k
.
Newton, June, Rensselaer
.
.91750
,91750
01750
,91760
,01760
,91890
,91840
.91840
.91040
,01840
,91840
.91630
,91630
,015.10
.91530
,91630
.0142Q
.91420
.91420
.91420
.91420
,01420
.91310
.91310
.91310
.01200
.91200
.91200
.91200
.91200
91200
.91200
.91200
.91200
.91200
.01200
.91200
91200
.91200
.91200
91200
91190
.91090
91090
.91090
.91090
.91090
.91090
.91000
91090
.91090
.91090
.91090
.90980
391.
362.
A t a Special Term Part I of the Su- 383.
preme Court of the Slate of N e w Y o r k 304.
held in the County o l Bronx, at the 305.
Bronx Counly Uuildinif in the City of N e w 306.
York, Boroush of the Bronit, on the 18th 307.
308.
day of AUfftist. 1064.
P R E S E N T : HON. JACOB M A R K O W I T Z . 300.
Justice. In the matter of the Application 370.
of ODESSA C E N T E R OF T H E B R O N X . 371.
INC., f o r an Order Directinir the Transfer 372.
ot the assets of the said ODESSA CEN- ,173.
T E R OF T H E B R O N X . INC.. T o T H E 374.
B R O O K L Y N H E B R E W HOME A N D HOS- .176.
P I T A L FOR. T H E A G E D .
379.
Upon the annexed petition of Samuel 377.
Weiner. Milton A . Teplin. Hyman Tio'lilz 378.
and Charles H. Kopieff, duly acknowledircd 370.
the Hist ilay of May. 1II54.
380.
L E T all persons havinir any interest, 381.
show cause Ijcfore this Court at a Special 383.
Term, Part I thereof, to be held at the 383.
Bronx County Buildiiiff. 851 Orand Con- 384.
course, Buroush of Bronx, City of N e w 3S6.
York, on the I s t day of October, 1954. 386.
at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon, or as 387.
soon thereafter aa couiiw:* can be heard.
W H Y an order eould not be made directLROAL
NOTICB
ins: the transfer of the .assets of ODESSA
C E N T E R OF T H E B R O N X . I N C to T H E
B R O O K L Y N H E B R E W HOME A N D HOS- L T O H T E N 3 T E I N ,
FERDINAND.
P20S3P I T A L FOR T H K A G E D ; and
1 954
CITATION
THE
PEOPLE
OF
S I : F F I C I K N T CAUSE A P P E A R I N G , L E T T H E S T A T E OF N E W Y O R K , B Y T H E
service of a copy of this order and the G R A C E OF GOD F R E E A N D I N D E P E M D petition upon which it is ffranted, upon E N T , T O : F E R D I N A N D L I C H T E N S T E I N
the Altorncy Qcnoral of the State of N e w and H E R T A L I C H T E N S T E I N . nee ERYork, twenty d a j a prior to the said 1st M A N N ,
penons w h o have disappeared
day of October. 1064, be deemed suffl- under drcamstaneec affording reasonable
cient. and let notice to the member*, ground to believe that they are dead: Send
credilora, and contributors to the funds o l Qreetinc:
the said
ODESSA
CENTER
OF
THE
Upon the petition of Jnllus Uchtenateln.
B R O N X , INC. be t i r e n by publication of reeidinc at 166 Andubon Avenue, Borough
a copy of this order once each week f o r ot Manhattan. City, Countr and State of
tour successiTo weeka in the N e w Y o r k N e w Y o r k . T o n and each of you are hereL a w Journal and the Civil Servico Leader, by eited t « *how eauae before the Surrobcinff two new3paii«er« of seneral circula- gate'a Court o t !few Y o r k County, h(«d at
tion published in the County of Bronx, the Han ot Record*, in the County of N e w
bo deemed siifflcient.
Y o r k , on the X4th day of September. 1964.
B N T • R ,
at halt-p**t ten o'clock In the forenoon
of the day, why the Surrogate should not
J.K.
Justice of the Supremo Ooart ot
the Inanire late the facta and clrcumstancea
and make a decree determining that the
State o l N e w Y o r k .
said Ferdinand Lichtenstein and hi* w i f e
S U P R E M E COURT OF ^ H E S T A T E OF Herta Lichtenstein. nee Ermann. late df
Schwalbach/Saar, in the Saar Territory,
N E W YORK. COUNTS OF N E W Y O R K
GEORGE E. W A R R E N , aa Trustee un- are dead, and why Juliu* Lichtenstein
der a certain Agreement o l Trust dated should not be appointed ancillary admlniathe S4lh day of September. 19-J9, be- trater with the w i n annexed on the estate
tween Edward Tuck, as Grantor,
and of F E R D I N A N D L I C H T E N S T E I N , deceaaed,
George E. Warren, a* Trustee, and TEre late of Schwalbach/Saar. Saar Territory.
C H A S E N A T I O N . \ L B A N K OF T H E C I T Y
l a Testimony Whereof, w e have canaed
OF N E W Y O R K , aa Co Trustee appointed
tho seal of the Surrogate'* Court of *aid
under Article Seventh of the aforesaid
County of N e w York to be hereunto affixed.
Agreement of Trust, Plaintiffs, against
Witne** Honorable William T .
Collins,
HELEN
JULIA
BERRY,
VINA
M.
a Surrogate of our said County, at the
JONES. H A R R Y T . L A W R E N C E .
MIRCounty St N e w Y o r k , the 6th day
IAM
LAWRENCE,
OERMAINE
BURIS.
Angn*t. in the year of our Lord, one
MARIE
DEMS,
MARIE
FELON,
QAthousand nine hundred and f i f t y - f o u r .
BRIELLE
CAMILLE
FLAMMARION,
( L . S.)
P H I L I P A. DONAHUE.
FRANCOJSE
GUILLEMIN,
I.UCIENNE
Clerk of the Surrogate'* Court.
GUII.LEMIN. E U G E N I E K R A N S . LOUIS
A . L E J E U N E , ROSE M A l l C H A K . A L I C E
F O l ' R U . \ T (also known as Alice M a y )
C R U T T E N D E N * CO.
Notice of *ubH E L E N F. R O O K E B . JOHN T U C K . DOB- stanc* o l eertiflcate of limited partnership
OTHlf W H I T N E Y , D O R O T H Y
M O R G A N formed under laws of Illinoi* and doing
HOOKER. A N N E H O O K E R B O A R D M A N
busine** there and elsewhere, filed July
CAMPBELL STEWARD,
aa Executor of I S , 1964 in New Y o r k County Cterk's
the Last Will and Testament of Martha office. N a m e : C R U T T E N D E N k CO. BuaBecckman French, deceased. C A T H A R I N E ines*: general securities busines*. PrinclH O O K E R B A R C L A Y , T H O M A S HOOKER, I»al place of busineM: Z09 South LaSalle
JULIA TUCK F I R T H . J U L I A
F R E N C H Street, Chicago 4. HI. Principal office and
WII.T.IAMS. AMOS T U C K F R E N C H . JR., place of busine** in Mew Y o r k State: 37
Individually and a « Trustee ol the trust f o r Wall Street, N e w Y o r k City. General part
Pauline French MacRae under the W i l l ner* and residence addressee: Walter W
o l Amoa Tuck French, deceased. TRUS- Cruttenden. 887 Bob O'LInk Road, High
T E E S OF D A R T M O U T H COLLEGE, JOHN land P a r k . ni.. Robert A . Podeeta. 9319 S
F O S T E R M E C K . as Vice President and Hamilton
Ave.
Chicaco,
Hl„
Donald
Treasurer o l Dartmouth College. " J E A N B.
Stephen*.
1000
Meadow*
Rd.
DOE",
"ELS A
DOE".
" L O U I S Qeneva.
III.,
Glenn
K.
Milter.
33
DOE".
"JOHN
DOE".
"MARIE
D O E " , Wiiiiamaburg Lane. Evanston, lU., Walter
"ANNETIE
DOE",
"VIRGINIA
D O E " , W . Cruttenden, Jr.. 1161 Walnut Lane.
the last seven names being fictitious and Northbrook, lU.
Limited
partnera and
iiilcndod to describe aud dcslfnate the residence addressee; Donald E. BonniweH,
heirs at law, next ot kin, distributees, 3172 Sheridan Rd.. Chicago. HI.. F a y T .
grantees, assignee*, executors, administra- Cruttendon. 887 Bob O ' U n k Rd.. Highland
tor* and successor* in interest of Jean Park. n i . Term ot partnership i* to DeBourguignon.
Elsa Macchetta
d'Allegri, cember 31. 1964 and from year t o year
Louia Gauier, 1, Brooke F a i r b a i m . Marie thereafter subject to dissolution on 30 day*
Fossat, Annette a
Noblet, Virginia F . notlee at end of any year by certain genHiggins. deceased, whose true name* are eral partnera. Each Umited partner conunknov/u ts the plaintiffa. Defendant*.
tributed 960,000 in eaah. SecuriUea, ea*h
and other property which may be held by
P l a i n t i f f * desifiTiale N e w Y o r k County aa partner*hip f o r individual account of any
the place of trial. T h e plaintid, George partner, limited or general, becomes partE. Warren reside* in N e w Y o r k County. nership property and ia treated aa capital
T h e plaintiff. T h e Chase National Bank ot contributed by *uch partner aubject to
the City of New Y o r k baa ita principal certain
IM-ovision«
applicable
aolely
to
oflice o t the Clerk of the Countr e l N e w determine right* at partnara among themCounly. SUMMONS.
selves. Contribution ot any partner ia reTO T H E A B O V E N A M E D D E F E N D A N T S : turnable upon his death, withdrawal or inYOU A R E
H E R E B Y S U M M O N E D to competency, except it may be retained by
answer the complaint In this action, and a continuing or succeeeor partnership at
to serve a copy o t your answer, or. If the risk of the busineaa f o r 120 daya
the eoiuplaint i* not served with thi* thereafter. Property in the individual acsummous, to serve a notice of appearance, count of any partner i * •imilarly returnon the plaintiff*' attorney* within twenty able in the event of hi* death, and la redays alter the service of thi* *umman*. tuniaMe without such right of retention
exclubive ot tho day of service. In case upon hi* ceaaing to be a partner f o r any
of your failure to appear or answer, judg- reaaoB other than death. F a y T . Cruttenment will be taken againat you by default den receive* by reaaon of her contribution
f o r the relief demanded In the complaint. 6 % of net profits, intereat on her capital
Dated: N e w Y o r k . N. Y,. August and, at 6 K a year, whether or not earned, and
to tha extent earned, interst at the same
1051.
rat* oa any amount in her individual acM I L U A N K , TWEED, HOPE A H A D L B T
count available to the partnership in de15 Broad Street,
termining its capital commitment base unNew Y o r k . N. T .
der N e w
York
Stock Exchange
rule*.
Attorneys fur Plaintlfl*.
Donald R. Bunnlwell, as well a* each
TO THF. D E F E N D A N T H A B O V E N A M E D :
general partner, is entitlM to receive inThe foregoing •ummoiis i* served upon
tere*t en hi* capital and on the amount
you by pliWieation pursuant to an order
in his individual account aimilurly availof t h « Honorable
Martin M . Frank, a
able, at rata of 5 % a year but only to
Justice of tlio Supreme Court of the Slate
extent earned. Net losses above total of
of New York, dated the 6th day of August
general partnrs' contributloiia, shall be
1954 and filed with the comi/laint in tb<
borne by Donald R. BonniweH only to exolliee of the Cl'irk ot the Counly ot N e w
tout of hia capital contribution and then
Vurk at the Couuty Court Hous*. City,
by F a y T . Cruttenden only to the extent
Counly and Slate of New Y o r k .
of her caiAlai contribution. Any partner
DateJ: New Y o r k . N. Y.. August 10, may withdraw an 00 day*' notice. Remain1051.
ing partner* have right to continue the
M I L U A N K . TWEED, HOPE A H A D L B T
businiHw a f t e r
death,
incompeteucgr
w
16 Broad Street.
witdrawal
M r partner.
New Y o r k , N . Y .
• t t o r a a y * t g r I'lalDtiO*.
I.KCAI.
NOTHK
388. Carter, Carol, T r o y
90980
380. L a r k i a , Mary, Middfetown
..90980
300. Foigenbaum,, B., B M y a
....90980
391. Orady, Mary. Cohoe*
00870
392. Kdwanto, Orifflth, Albany
..00870
393. Scbulman. Helen. Bronx
....90870
394. Markbam, Ann, T r o y
00870
396. Kcllerman, Edward. A l b a n r . . 9 0 8 1 0
398. Zcleny. Sheila, N Y C
90700
397. O'Rourke. Elljabethi Dunkirk 90780
398. Harri*. Ruth, Utica
90700
399. Swann, Lillian, Rena*ela«r . . . . 90850
400. Ryan. Mabel. Albany
90660
401. DeBlaslo. J.. Bklyn
90050
402. DiBemardo, Ida, A l b a n r
....90060
403. Miller. Virginia, N Y C
90050
404. Millhouse, F., T r o y
90850
406. Wiltsey. Robert, T r o y
90850
408. Cade. Joan. FIshkill
90850
407. VanSIyke, C., N Baltimore . . 0 0 8 5 0
408. Keenan, Shirley, Albany
....00650
409. Lawrcnson. Mary. T r o y
90850
410. D u f f y . John. Staten Isl
B0050
411. Hayea, Robert, Oak Hill
....00050
412. Bailey, Edith, Horncll
90050
413. Earl, Charles. M t Oreror
90040
414. Lalima. Lucille. Coxsackie
..90540
416. MeCabe, Agnes, Ma-ssapeaua 00640
418. McMahon, Theresa. N Y C
90540
417. Armour, June, Bklyn
.90,'j40
418. Conigllo. C., Albany
."710540
419. Dwyer, Joseph, T r o y
00540
420. Brych, Stephania, Utica
90540
421. Berger, Charles. Albany
....90540
422. Kezer. Iri*. Albanr
00540
423. Frambach. Rose. A l b a n r
....90430
424. Nash, Ellen. Watervllet
. . . 904.10
426. Delahorde. M a r r , Pkeepsle
..90410
428. Peterson. Elsie. Bronx
90430
427. Wollnskr. Fredrik, Albanr
..00430
428. Krug, Sylvia. Bklyn
90430
429. Meehan. Dorothy. Hague . . . . 0 0 4 . 1 0
4.10. McGrath. Rose. A l b a n r
....90430
431. Kohl, Howard. W Seneca
.,00.170
432. CTark, Linda. A l b a n r
90320
4.13. Paslore. Anna. Bklyn
90320
434. PytlewBkl, R.. Buffalo
00320
436. Fodor, Charles. L I City
90320
438. Chinnlngham, N.. T r o y
90.120
437. Devine. Jacqueline, R o o k w y P k 90320
438. Glnock, Edward, A l b a n r
90320
439. Wurcel. Esther. N Y C
90.120
440. Quigler. Francis, T r o y
90260
441. Paacual. Anna. A l b a n r
....90'M0
443. Sanderson. Ann. Schtdr
....90210
443. Flolsher. Jerrold. A l b a n r
....90210
444. Bums, Helen, Blnghamton
..00210
446. Fealer, Arthur, Albany
90100
448. Egan, John, T r o y
90100
447. Rosen. Margaret, PeeksklU
..90100
448. Wishnewetskr, A.. N Y C
90100
449. Maliskl, Marie. T r o r
90100
460. Putnam. Janice, Hrtlnd P t . . 9 0 1 0 0
461. Antico, Ca-olina, Bronx
00100
463, K o t * . Margaret, T r o r
90100
453. Michaelis. Lillian. BufTale
..90100
464. Bauer. Lorctta, L I Citr
90100
466. Scnllr, Wilhelmina. Coxsackie 90100
468. Pedro. Edith. Staten lal
90100
467. Vandenbergh. Ruth. A l b a n r . .90100
468. Lindenman. Betrce, Spgfd Gdn 90100
459. Nielsen, Dorothr, Sarville
..90100
480. R a f f e r t r , Francis, T r o r
90100
481. Brown, Dorothr, N Y C
90100
482. Fagan. Ethel, Bklrn
90100
463. Carfora. Eugene. Richmnd HI 90100
484. Morria, Virginia. Bronx
90100
486. Mortensen, Joan, Sag Hbr . . . . O O t O O
468. Lamphere, Joyce. NIchol*
..89990
487. Hampton,
Rosa. Bronx
....89990
488. Tanner. Frederick. N Y C
89990
469. Ryan. Agnila, Bronx
89880
470. Gaasner, Henry, Staten 1st . . 8 9 8 8 0
471. Goldstein. Evelyn. Bronx
89880
472. L a w l o r , Mary, Albany
80.S8n
473. Keman. Muriel. Nassau
89880
474. Mercurio. Anna, Bronx
....80R80
476. F i t i g e r a l d . Ann, Yonkers . . . . 8 9 7 7 0
478. Didomenlcntonio. B., W t r v l e t 89770
477. Dyer, Marcla. Bklyn
89770
478. Breunlg, Dorothr, A l b a n r
. . 89770
479. Schwarta, T o b r . N N Y C
. . . 89770
480. Jaraab. Jane. Niagara F1
89770
481. Chekowskr. Aaron. Bklrn
..89710
482. Provencher, Felix, Cohoea
..89710
483. Goldfarb, Slanler. Bronx
89000
484. VanZandt, Mildred. Waterford 89000
486. Nunn, Reginald, Ulster P k ..89(100
488. Krebs. Lillian, Staten Isi . . . . 8 9 0 0 0
487. Greenberg. Sarah. N Y C
8W100
488. Hinee. Helen, W a t e r f o r d
....89060
489. Gapp. Theodore, T r o r
89000
490. Eppa. Bettre, Buffalo
89000
491. Murphr.
Anne. A l b a n r
....89060
492. AusUn, V e m e a l , N Y C
89600
LEGAL
NOTICE
CITATION
T h e People of the Slate of
N e w Y o r k . B r the Grace o l God. Free
and Independent, T o A t t o m e r General of
the State of N e w Y o r k ; Ida Lintusalmi
also kpown a* Iida Johanna, and Kruic
Voorinen a* Administrators of the Estati
of David Lintusalmi, also known as David
Lundgren, T a a v e t t i Lintusalmi and David
Lindgren, Deceased: A l m a Saari: Hilm
Nlsula; Iida J. Bantanen; Taavetti Elo
Silri L e i n o : ErkW J. Lintusalmi; Consul
General of Finland: T h e Societr o l th
N e w Y o r k Hospital: Rauha Lintusalmi ti
"John D o e " the name "John D o e " being
fictitious,
the alleged husband o l Samis
Elida Aadto. deceaaed, if Uving, or if dead
to the executor*, adminiatrator* and next
ot kin of aaid "John Doe'* deceaaed, whoae
name* and Poat Office addreaae* are u
known and eannot a f t e r diligent inquirr be
ascertained b r the petitioner herein, and
the next of kia o t Saima Elida Aalto, de
ceased, whoae name* and Poat Office ad
dreaee* are unknown and eannot after
diligent Inauirr be ascertained b r
the
t^etilioner harein. being the peraon* in
terested a* ereditor*, next of kin or other
wise in ths estate ot Saima EUda A a l t o
deceased, who at the time s t her death
was a reaident of 820 r t f t h Avenue, N e w
York, K . T . Send G B H E T I M a :
Dplon the petition e l T h e P u U i e Admin
iatrator of the Countr of Mew Y o r k , hav
ing hi* offlee at Hall » { Record*. Boom
300, Borough • ! Manhattan, Citr and
Countr e l Mew T o r k , a* administrator
of the good*, d i a t t e l * and erwUt* of *ald
deceased:
Y o u and each t t r o « are hereby cited
to show can** before th* Surrogate'* Court
of N e w T o r k Countr, held at the Hall
of Record*. Boom 609, in the Countr of
New Y o r k , on the 1st dar o t Octobi
1864, at half paat ten o'clock in the forenoon of that dar. w h r t h * account
proceeding* s i T h e PubUe Admlniatrat<
of the Countr of New York, aa adminiatrator of the goods, ehattela and credits of
aaid deceased, should not be Judlciallr
eettled.
In IVatimonr Whereof, W s have caused
the seal e l ths Surrogate'* Court e l thi
said Countr o l Mew Y o r k t * b * hereunto
affixed.
Witness, Honorable WiUtam T . Collins,
a Surrogate of our said County, at the
Countr of N e w Y o r k , ths l l t h d a j of
August In tits year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and
fifty-four.
(Seal)
P H I L I P A. D O N A H U E ,
Clerk
ttis Sitrrafats's C o i u i .
4 M . e a l l a g W . F.. Kaakm
MAM
404. Pelkowakl. n r t a ^ H a a r t i a
,,89560
4 M . Hoctibsrr, Faars, Jamaica , , . . 89550
J98.
497.
<98.
4rm.
.IfW.
Hrrtme*. ^ n m a s . Albany
T>ftTldtw»n. Vlrtprta, I f e w Don*
ranacker. a . . Rmssrtasr . . . . P O n r . n
^wretiT. Ts«h»<l. nranx
8f)R5<»
H a r e « . T.nlfi. WaswftT!
8J»B6#
(ConMnne* Wert W»<»»rt
TXIX C I ^ R K ,
M a l e Depsrtments and iMtttntiOfw.
1. Snelder. I.oula. Bklyn
101R6«»
S. neckert. Arthur. N T C
101150
3. Hvman. I r w i n . Bronx
101150
4. Wadas. Frank. BufTale , . . , 1 0 n r > 5 0
5. Grant, Norman. Cohoe*
....99750
« . Jones, Robert, Gloversvle . . . . 9 9 0 5 0
7. Myer, William, Albany
08(100
8. Ropas. Oeonre. N T C
89500
» . M.atthews. Rose. Flushing . . . . P S ' I S O
10. Ixjckhart. Leonle. Jamaica
9S"nO
11. L a m m . Charles. N T C
ns".'>(j
13. King, John. Delmar
0.1250
13.' Saxby, Rnth, Albany
14. I.,enahan. Helen. N Y C
9-;n70
16. Orand. Bernard. Albany
07900
1ft. Buchanan. Aenes. Albany . . . 97900
17. Sitterly. Pearl. Albany
97000
18. Ci«T. Raymond. N Y C
9790(1
19. Breines. Hyn'an. Bronx
97800
20. Stevenson, K.. Delmar
977(10
31. Whal.md. Norm.an. TVlmar
..97550
22. Nolan. Blondina, Buffalo
97550
23. Mailloux, William, Watervllet 97550
24. n.arrison. Mary, Albany
n7.fi50
26. K o m i l s h . Elaine. Buffalo
97550
28. Couch, r^alio. Albany
9r».S0
37. P i v a w e r . Rita. Bronx
97';70
28. Schwartl. Marvin. Albany
,.97200
29. Seholnlck. Zelda. Bkl.vn
n7'?00
30. Horn. Donna. Alb.any
OT'IOO
31. Snyder. Olive. B.asom
97100
32. Isr.ael. Clara. Albany
9n!l90
33. Keane. Charles. Watervllet . . 9n«5i1
34. Zangrando. Robert. Albany
..9«:'50
36. MowitJ!. Salrt, Bronx
90S50
38. Oronin. Ella. Lakemont
....9(iS50
37. Johnson. John. Bronx
nr.S50
38. Barnes, William. Watervliet . 9fisno
39. H.anlt, Janet. Syracuse
9(!8no
40. O'Connor. John. Albany
....90780
41. W a l t i , Robert. Bklyn
90040
42. Robinson. Robert, College Pt 9n.->00
43. Walder, Joseph. Far Roekwy 90500
44. Dougherty. Carol .Albany . . . 9 0 5 0 0
45. Mancll. Thom.-i8, Whitehall
..90500
48. Deveneau. George, Watervliet 90.-)00
47. Henderson, Ha7;el. Burke . .
905(10
48. Crompton. C., Bklyn
nn5no
49. Farrelly. Dorothy, Albany . . . . 90500
50. Boris. Marjorie. Albany
90500
61. Messina. Paul. Rochester
Oni.'lO
63. S e h w d k e r t . V., Bklyn
90200
53. Bloch. Francis, T r o y
OO'I.IO
54. Watson. Alfred. Delmar
....96180
66. Gillenpie. Jane. Castleton
96150
58. Pelton, Janet. W Albany
900S0
57. K.aplan, Morris, Bkl.vn
90020
58. Rvlander. Helen, N Y C . . . . . O . - . n i O
69. McKenna. John, Floral Pk . . 9.-.noo
80. Jablon. Herman. Bronx
95800
81. Yarnes. John. Buffalo
95860
82. Thomi*<on. Olcra. Stony Brk . . 9 5 8 0 0
63. M.arkham. Dorothy. Horncll . . 9 5 8 0 0
64. Swan. "Eleanor. J.K-ksn H g t . 9 5 ) 5 0
05. Miller, Shirley. Albany
95150
68. Cahill. Joseph. Albany
95150
07. Brienia. Frances. Oneonta
..95150
08. Kelly, Edith. Albany
95310
69. Kelly. Marcraret, Highland
..OS'MO
70. Clarkson, William. N T C
95100
71. Goldstein. Norma. Bronx . . . 95100
72. ly-manskv. Minnie, Bkl.vn
95100
73. Laniiran. Martin. Albany
95100
74. Gorman. Betty. Bronx
95100
76. Bnimachlm. Marvin. Gloversvle 95030
78. Spier. Tillie. N Y C
94 890
77. Re.al. Anita. Dannemora
94750
78. Hutlleston. Martha. Renssel.ler 114750
79. Abeel. Fanny L i t t l e Fls . . . 91750
80. Keefe. Mary. Depew
91750
81. D.ver. S.vlvla. Bronx
91750
82 P.arker. Barbara A., Mehniovl 94750
83. Berclund. Nina. Centrl V l y . 947.50
84. Clark. Eileen. Bklyn
94(ir(0
85. Kellerman. Edward, Albany , . 9 4 5 7 0
88. Tveish, Madeline. Spsfld Gdn . . 9 4 5 1 0
87. Fabi.-m. Dorothy, Jamaica
..91470
88. Dietnel. Francis. State Rd
..94470
89. Roberts. .lohn. Albany
94400
90. Allard. William. Plattsburg ..94-100
91. Rodriguez. Nellie. N Y C
91400
93. Privler. Ida. Albany
94400
93. Allard. Ruth. Bra<lford
94120
94. Greenberger. L d i a . Bronx
94050
96. Knoblock. Madeline, TTtiea . . . 9 3 9 8 0
96. Dyer. Lilli.an. Oyster Bay
9.ir.ilO
97. O'Hare, Aliela, Buffalo
93S40
98. Kovala. Helen, L I City
938-10
99. Cawley, TriBt.an, Bronx
9.1810
100. Austin, Verlieal, N Y C
93800
101. Cregan. Joan. Alb.any
93770
102. Cryska. Eleanor. Elniira
9:i770
103. Rosen. Ruth. N Y C
P:t700
104. Humphrey. Ellen. Dunkirk
..93700
105. Avery. Helen. Delhi
n.17llO
108. Reid. Eleanor. Averill Pk . . . 9:1700
107. Kilmer. "R'allcr. Bim-'haiiiton Il:ll!(i0
108. Roussellc. C.. Buft.alo
P.'IlWiO
109. Coniglio. C.. Albany
!i:!li:!ll
110. Wolinsk.v. Fredrik. Albany
..9:i5(lrt
111. Krug.
Sylvia.
BVIvii
!i:i.-,l)()
113. Wureel. Esther. N Y C
;
!':i'!lO
113. Brier. Esther. Bklyn
!i:n!10
114. Bromley. Sally. Porrysbini..liril-;o
116. V a l v o . Josephine. Gildilnd CIr l':'-;50
118. Cade. Joan, rishkill
' -:'.-.0
117. Conti. Carrie
M.Ttl.vd."lu
....!'-;I50
118. P o z e f s k y . Joan. Albany
(i;i:i,-0
119. McCulloueh, Rita. SI AHialis 9.'!2S0
120. Troidle, Marie, Albany
!I:I-;HO
121. Troidle, Tliomas. Albany , . . 9:1280
132. Hund. Judith, Buffalo
9;i'.'10
12.1. Paseual,
Anna, Albany
(13070
124. O'Rourke. E-lizabelh. Dunkirk 93070
126. Dudzlak, Joan, Buffalo
93000
136. Bafferty, Francis, T r o y
....93000
137. Fowler. Bertha, Albany
93000
135. DeGraff, Marylou, B u f f a l s
93000
128. Bailey. Edith, H o m e l l
93000
1.10. Wells, Faro. Albion
929.10
131. Peet. Earlene. Jamaica
.,,.92930
132. CThriatian. Edna, N Y C
92030
1.18. Braunstein. W., N T C
92890
134. Keman, M u r M . Nassau
....92880
136. Qradr. M a r r . Cohoes
93790
135. Drer. Marcla. Bklyn
92790
187. Wishnewetskr, A.. N T C
....08660
138. Mallski, MarU, T r o r
92660
138. Hacker, Ruth, Chatham CIr . . 9 2 8 5 0
140. Hochberf-, Fare, A l b a n r . . . 92060
141. Adelsteln. Dorothr. N T C
92860
14*. Buhl. Madeline, Stamford . , . . 8 2 6 6 0
148. Morrison, Boss, Albanr
.,,.92860
144. Thomas, Joanne. Fillmore
..82680
146. Ryan, Agnlta, Bronx
82610
140. Peterson, Elsis, Bronx
92610
147. Pastors, Anna, Bklya
88440
148. Oalter, n i s a b e t h , StatsB U
92870
148. Fleming. John, T r a y
88870
160. Epps. Bettye. Bnlfalo
92370
161. Bums. Helen. Bingbamtoa
..9itS70
16*. Chanos, Harriet, r i n s b l n f
..8S800
168. Atkins. Dolores, M Jamas . 82800
164. Sickles,
Orac*.
Albanr
ODM*
(CMiUaMd
Fact
MH
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N Y C granted an across-the-board Increase recently, as the forerunner
of a sound reclassification. The Federal raise would have amounted
to less money, but not many employees nor titles would carry excessive pay on the basis of a meagre 6 per cent raise. A scientific reclas•iflcatlon could correct Inequities later.
Nobody was frank.
The President promises a prompt appeal to the new Congress,
and says that the public approves adequate, even generous, pay rates.
If raises are promptly enacted and made retroactive, part of the blow
the employees have suffered will be remedied. Nothing less than benefits retroactive to July 1, 1954 should be offered.
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N. Y. C
$2.50 n
Auto Enginemon
$2.50 a
Army i Navy
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_$2.00
Practice Tests _
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Ass't Foremaa
..$2.50 n
(Sanitation)
$2.00 a
Attendant
$2.50 n
Attorney
Boolclieeper
-....$2.50 a
Bridge & Tunnel Officer $2.50 •
_$2.50 •
Bus Maintainor
..$3.00
Captain (P.D.)
..$2.50 •
Cor Maintainor
$2.50 •
Clieinist
$2.50 n
Civil Engineer
Civil Service Handbook $1.00 •
Clerical Assistant
•
(Colleges)
$2.50
Clerk, CAP 1-4
$2.50
Clerk, 3-4-5
$2.50 •
Clerk, Gr. 2
$2.50 •
Clerk, Grade 5
$2.50 n
Conductor
$2.50 n
Correction Officer U.S... ..$2.50 •
..$3.00
Court Attendant
Deputy U.S. Marshal . ..$2.50 a
..$2.50 •
Dietitlon
..$2.50 n
Electrical Engineer
Elevator Operator
-$2.00 •
Employment Interviewer $2.50 n
Engineering Tests
$2.50 •
Fireman (P.D.)
$2.50 a
Pire Copt
$3.00 •
Pire Lieutenant
$3.00 n
Poremon
$2.50 •
Gardener Assistant
$2.50 •
H. S. Diploma Tests
$3.00 •
Hospital Attendant
$2.50 n
Housing Asit
$2.50 •
Housing Caretakers
$2.00 •
Housing Officer
$2.50 •
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How to Pass College Entrance Tests
$3.50 n
How to Study Post
Office Schemes —
$1.00 •
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Home Study Course for
Civil Service Jobs
$4.95
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How to Pass West Point
and Annapolis Entrance
•
Exams
$3.50 •
Insurance Ag't-Broker ....$3.00 •
Internal Revenue Agent $2.50 n
Investigator
(Loyalty Review)
$2.50
Investigator
(Civil and Law
•
Enforcement)
$3.00
Investigator's Handbook $3.00 n
Jr. Management Asst
$2.50 •
Jr. Government Asst
$2.50 •
Jr. Professional Asst
$2.50 •
Janitor Custodian $2.50 •
Jr. Professional Asst. -..$2.50 •
Law & Court Steno
$2.50
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Law Enforcement Positions
$3.00
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Lieuteaaat (P.D.)
$3.00
Librarian
$2.50
Maintenonco Maa
$2.00
Mechanical Eagr.
$2.50
Maintalner's Helper
(A t C)
$2.50
Malntainer-s Helpar (B) $2.50
Maintalner-s Helper ( D ) $2.50
Maintainor'! Helper (E) $2.50
Messenger (Fed.)
$2.00
Messenger, Grade 1
$2.50
Motormon
$2.50
Motor Vehicle LIcease
Examiner
$2.50
Notary Pablic
$1.00
Notary Public
$2.00
Oil Buraer lastaller
$3.00
Park Ranger
$2.50
Patrolmaa
$2.50
Patrolmaa Tests ia All
.$4.00
States
.$2.50
Playgroaad Director
.$2.50
Plumber
-$2.50
Policewomaa
Postal Clerk Carrier -..$2.00
Postal Clerk ia Cliarga
Foreman
___.$3.00
Power Malatalaer
$2.50
Practice f o r Army Tests $2.00
Prison Guard
$2.50
.$2.50
Probatioa Officer
-$2.50
Public Health Nurse
..$2.00
Railroad Clerk
Real Estate Broker - ..$3.00
$3.00
Refrigeratioa License
Resident Building Supt. $2.50
Sanitationman
$2.00
School Clerk
$2.50
Sergeant (P.D.)
$2.50
Social Investigator
_-$3.00
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Social Supervisor
-..$2.50
Social Worker
.$2.50
Sr. Pile Clerk
Surface Line Dispatcher $2.50
State Clerk (Accounts,
File & Supply)
$2.50
State Trooper
$2.50
Stationary Engineer It
.$3.00
Fireman
Steno Typist (CAP-1-7) $2.00
Stenographer, Gr. 3-4 -..$2.50
Steno-Typist (Practical) $1.50
Stock Assistant
-$2.00
Structure Maintainor _.$2.50
Substitute Postal
Transportation Clerk _ $ 2 . 0 0
Sarface Llae Opr
$2.00
Technical & Professional
Asst. ( S t a t e ) $2.50
Telephone Operator -„.$2,50
Title Examiner
$2.50
Trackman
$2.50
Troin Dispatcher
$2.50
Transit Patrolman
$2.50
Treasury Enforcement
Agent
$3.00
U. S. Govensmeat Jobs $1.50
(Continued from Pag:e 6)
count clerks, stores clerks and
clothing clerks will seriously jeopardize the recruitment of promotiohal material in the Institutions.
W e make a group appeal to the
Classification Board to amend the
allocation of the account clerks,
clothing clerks and stores clerk
from R - 3 to R-5.
J O S E P H T. C A P P A D O N I S .
B E U L A H M. B E D F O R D
S C O T T S. M c C U M B E R
I R V I N G G. F I S H E R
V I N C E N T J. L O N C A O
ANTHONY GRIPFO
With Every N. Y . C . Arco Book—
You Will Receive an Invaluable
New Arco "Outline Chart of
New York City Government."
ORDER DIRECT—MAIL COUPON
35c for 24 hour special delivery
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Jr. Accounting - UooltkiM'piitc
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stenography - T y p i n g - R « i l EHlate
Insurance-Public
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SalesmanNliip - Refresher Courses
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W . 4 1 i t St.
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Branches Bronx A Jamaica
Over 40 jTs. Preparing Tbossands f o r
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Electr'l Bnrineer
Supt Bide Conet.
A u t o Mechanic
CUBtodian
£1ectrlclan Helper
Statr Enrr-Eleo
Machiniet Helper
Boiler Inci;pector
Plumber Helper
I f a r l n e Bnrineer
Transit Bxams
Hasonrr, CarptT In»p, Steel Inspector
JT CiTil, Elee. Beatiiigr, Tentitating,
Plambini:. Bids. Strac Bnrineer Denifn.
7 o o may attend school f r o m 8 A . M . to
I P J ( . or 1 to 0 P.M. and receivo fuU
3UtMlat«nco with part-time work prlTUecea. Vloxiblo program arranged.
City
AL 4-5029
133 and A r e . , N. T . S ( a t 8 M . )
Please write
me. froe about ymir
course f o r the Fainter examination
BUSINESS SCHOOLS
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97 Duane St.. New York 7, N. Y .
Eastern School
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BEGINNIN*G S E P T . 14 at 7 P.M.
On
the
last
Foreman
of
Paintprs
exam, 8 of the top 10. and 17 oiii of
the 86 who p.iaeed, were our slutients.
Write or Piioiio
Sradrd Dictation 6 0 - l 2 a W . P. M
A I M beciunrra, and refreeht* elaaim
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INTBN8IVB TRAINING DAT-KVB
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NEW COMPLETE CLASS
NAME
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In demand. Short e o a r i e f o r b e s b i n c n
deelined to brettk j o a Into bic pkTtnc
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method,
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Day-BTC. Approved f o r A l l Vete Co-ed
Short Bookkeeping Coarse
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A r e !iinit 60. Helper expcriejicc counts
Also
Aecountinr A Bueinese Administration
Come in. phone or write f o r Cat. L M
PEOMOTION
Board
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City Exam Coming
CoavoivtleB & Court Ro|>ortor
Stoiiograpli & Stoaotypo
EXAM COMING SCON
Foreman
(buses and •h<4)6).
Transit Authority. 196.
Foreman (elevators and escalators), Transit Authority, 6.
M.T
BORO
Write for booklet desired.
Engineer-assessor (utility), S.
Probation officer, grade 1, Dom'estic Relations Court (2nd flUng
period, group V H I ) , 4.
Stenographer, grade 2; 342.
by
ADDRESS
8th Ave. at SIst St.
COIambus 5-1492
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NAME
H o M Capitol
Assistant mechanical engineer
(air pollution control), 5.
Engineer-assessor (railroad), 1.
Engineer-assessor
(structural),
S
Plpase write mn free, al'out Ibe Social
Inreetiffator course.
Office:
OPEN-COMPETRRRVE
York
Eastern School
AL 4-5029
133 2Rd Ave., N.Y. 3 ( a t 8 St.)
Classes stprh
September 7tli oad 8«h
Train f o r a well p ^ i o K
tionn
Claim Mcctn Tilrfi. anif Thiim. at A:.<)0
BcKinninr Sept. B
Write or D i o n e for Information
Our 35th Year
In preparation for December
New York State Exams
VETS —
START
Rxiim
INTENSIVE PREPARATION
NEW COMPLETE CLASS
INSURANCE
The C!lty cavil Service Commission will establish six open-competitive and two promotion eligible Usts on Wednesday, September 1. The titles, and number at
ellgibles, are:
New
$.'3.41B T O
FlIInK Sept.
4incl
Eight NYC Usts
Coming On Sept. 1
Brow!w a y .
SOCIAL
INVESTIGATOR
REAL ESTATE
People are stlU anxious to work
for Uncle Sam. That fact seems
to be proven by the response to
the substitute clerk and substitute
city carrier exam for Jobs In M a n hattan and the Bronx. The exam
was limited to persons served by
the Manhattan and Bronx post
ofiBces, or to present employees,
and 11,000 had filed for the written test when the filing i>eriod
closed on August 25.
The positions pay $1.61^ an br.
to start and there were no specific
education or experience requirements. The wiltten examination
will be designed to test the candidate's aptitude for learning and
perforoaing the duties of the positions. The test will be held on
Saturday, September 11.
IISS
City Eiam Comiag For
Qualified Courses
PO Clerk Test
Set for Sept. 11
DELICIOUS
eocpfM
Comment
Madison A v e .
K e a l estate
(SS St.)
P i . 8-1872
buys. See P. 11.
SCHOOL DIRECTORY
Academic mod Cominereiii]
Collese
rreparatur^
BoUdlnc A rUint M^kuagrmeat, btailooai') A CutttoUian Kitxineeni lici'iiH» i'rciMtraUu
BOiU> H A L L A C A D K M V , Vlatbatli K i t , Cor. Fullon, Bklyn. R<ieenl« A G1 Approved,
nL a 24-17.
BuelncM
School!
W A S U I N O T U N BUSINKSS LNST., !tlUIV-7th A v e . (cor.
and civil acrviue U-aimiig. Moderate eost. MO
12ntb S t . ) , M.V.C.
2-eotliJ.
becn-tartd
l O N K O K SCHOOL OP BUSIMK88. Secretariit!, Accounting. Vctcrana Accepted. U r B
Service prepurution. Kaet 177lh St. and Boston Uoiul ( H K O Cheater T h e a t r *
B l d g . ) , Bronx K I 2 6600.
LEARN IBM KEY P U N C H —
L B. M.
40 to 60 houra. Surolhy Kane School,
11 W. 42nd Slret-I. N Y C .
MACHINKS
J O B I B M T A B , S O U T I N O , W I K I N U , K E Y P U N C H I N G , VKKlKVl.NCi. KTC.
Go to the CombiDation Burineea School, 130 W . l'.>Dlb St. UN 4 JI'.O.
Bus. Machine Inst. • IBM
KEY PUNCH
Ouaruntecd Training. Day
AND TAB
or Kve. Hotel W o o d w a i 4
B6th and B'way. JIJ S 5 J U .
SMretartal
O K A K K H . 164 N A S S A U STHKUri', N.V.C. Sccri'turiat A c « o u u U i i « , V r a l l i u g . Jouroallaaa.
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U. S. Jobs Open
The following C. 8. exams are
now open for rcccipt of applications. Apply to the U. S. Civil
Scrvice Commission, 641 Washington
Street, New
York
11.
N.
unless otherwise indicated.
Last day to apply is given at the
end of each notice.
414 ( B ) . M E D I C A L OFFICER,
$7,425 to $10,450. Jobs with Panama Canal Company, Canal Zone
Government Organization, in the
Canal Zone. Medical school graduation intern.ship, licen.se required,
pius experience for higher paying jobs; maximum age. 45; veterans eligible to age 62. Apply to
Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners, Balboa Heights. Canal
Zone. (No closing date).
2-1S7. LIBRARIAN, $3,410 and
$4,205 a year; jobs in New York
and New Jersey. Requirements:
either va) college graduation with
30 semester
hours in
library
science, or (b) one year's training
in library school and either three
years' college or three years' library experience, or (c) four years'
experience, or (d) equivalent combination; additional
year's experience required for $4,20j iol)s.
Students who will meet educational requirements within four month
of application, are eligible to apply. Apply to Second U. S. Civil
Service Region, 641 Washington
Street, New York 14, N. Y. (No
closing date).
BANK
EX.AMINER
(as.sistant),
$4,205. Jobs with Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation throughout country. Men only. Requirements: for trainee,
two years'
banking
experience at
clerical
level or above, or as bank examiner; college training may be substituted for part of all the experience requirement. Apply to Board
of U. S. Civil Service Examiners
in district offlce of F.D.I.C. where
employment is desired: District 2.
Room 1900, 14 Wall Street, New
York 5, N. Y. (No clo.sing date).
391. V E T E R I N A R I A N , $4,205 to
$5,060.
389. D I E T I T I A N , $3,410 and $4.205. — Jobs are with the Veterans
Administration.
P S Y C H I A T R I C HEAD NURSE,
$4,205. For duty at St. Elizabeths
Haspital, Washington, D. C.
2-88.
S T E N O G R A P H E R , $2,750 to $3,175, and T Y P I S T , $2,500 to $2,950. Jobs in N Y C . R e quirements: written exam plus
experience for $2,950 and $3,175
jobs; minimum
age, 17. Send
Form 5000-AB to Second U. S.
Civil Service Region, 611 Washington Street, New York 14. N. Y.
(No closing date).
2-8 (52). ENGINEER. $5,060 to
$7,040. Openings
in
following
fields: aeronautical; aeronautical
research, development and design
architectural: automotive: chemical; civil; construction; electrical;
electronics; general; hydraulic;
industrial;
internal
combustion
power plant research, development
and design; maintenance; marine;
materials:
mechanical;
naval
architecture;
ordnance;
ordnance design; safety; structural; welding. Jobs in New York
and New Jersey.
Requirements:
four-year engineering curriculum
or four years' experience plus D i
to 3'2 years' specialized experience. Send Forms 57 and 5001ABC to Second U. S. Civil Service
Region, 641 Washington Street,
New York 14, N. Y . (No closing
.scientific or technical experience
in food technology plus one to
three years'
specialized
experience. Appropriate education may
be substituted for part of experience. Send Forms 57 and 5001ABC to Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners. U. S. Naval Supply Depot, Bayonne, N. J. (No
closing date'.
U. S. Issues
Call for Patrol
Inspectors
The U. S. Civil Service Commission is doing some trail-blazing in connection with age limits
in the exam for patrol inspector
(trainee), $3,795 a year. T h e exam.
No. 363, sets 21 and 31 as the
limits, but for those candidates
entitled to veteran preference the
upper limit is 35. The eligibles will
be removed from the
register
when they exceed the respective
limits.
Vision
requirement
is 20^30
Snellen, binocular
vision 20/20,
both without glasses. Color distinction tests will be given also.
No Experience Needed
Patrol inspector jobs are field
positions in the Immigration and
Naturalization Service,
Department of Justice, located in the
vicinity of land borders and coastal areas of the southwest. The I m migration Border Patrol prevents
the smuggling and illegal entry
of aliens into the U. S.
There are no minimum education or experience requirements.
A two-hour written test of general aptitude will be given.
Candidates must be U. S. citizens. Only men will be appointed.
Minimum, height, 5 feet 8 Inches; weight, at least 140 pounds.
Apply until further notice to
the Board of U. S. Civil Service
Examiners, Department of Justice,
Imigration
and
Naturalization
Scrvice, Temporary Building X
19th and East Capitol Streets,
Washington 25, D. C..
Morris A. Gallen (left), assistant chief of the Utilities Div.
ision, First Army Engineer Section, receiving $25 and a certificate for recommending that civilian employees at the installation be given pins for 25 years' service, as a moral*
booster. Colonel W. C. D. Bridges made the award.
^
NYC Court Employees
Under Labor Plan
Mayor Robert F. Wagner has
announced that President Justice
Daniel Gutman of the Municipal
Court of the City of New York had
notified him and the New York
City Department of Labor, that in
the interest of sound personnel
practices for the employees of the
Municipal Court, it had been decided by the Presiding Justice to
grant to them the protection and
benefits of the Mayor's Interim
Order on the Conduct of Labor
Relations for City Employees, i.ssued by the Mayor on July 21,
1954. Some 500 employees in the
various
District
and
Central
Courts of the Municipal Court will 1
be affected.
In notifying the Mayor of this
voluntary action. Judge Gutmaa
said:
,
"Although legally the Municipal •
Court of the City of New York is
not bound by the Mayor's Interim Order on Labor Relation.s.
as the administrative head of the
Court, I feel that the Order is a
very constructive step toward i m proving labor relations in the public service and, therefore, the civil
service employees in the Municipal
Court should be given the same
opportunity to invoke its provisions as are other City employees.
Accordingly, I am prepared to i n struct the Chief Clerks of t h «
various divisions of the Court
promptly to advise the Court e m ployees of this action and to po.st
to their attention the provisions
of the Interim Order."
2-71-3 (53). I I O S r i T . A L
ATTENDANT
(MENTAL).
$2,750.
Jobs at VA Hospital, Northport,
N. Y. No experience requirements;
age limits, 18 to 62 do not apply
to persons entitled to veteran
preference. Restricted by law to
such perso.ns as long as they are
available. Apply to Board of U. S.
Civil Service Examiners, VA Hospital, Northport, L. I., N. Y. (No
closing date.)
2-196 (53). T A B U L A T I N G MACHINE
OPERATOR;
CARD
PUNCH O P E R A T O R , $2,750 and
STUDY MATERIAL NEXT WEEK
$2,950. Jobs in NYC. RequireStudy material for the N Y C soments: three to six months' excial investigator and State motor
2-8-G
(54).
FOOD
SPECIALIST.
perience. Apply to U. S. Civil
vehicle liocnse examiner written
Service Commis.sion, 641 Wash- $4,205 to $8,360. Options include:
tests will bi» ipsunied in next
institutional
feeding,
equipment,
ington Street, New York 14, N.
week's LEADER.
preservation.
Jobs
in
Bayonne.
Y. (No closing date).
N. J. Requirements: three years'
•
'
2-70-2 (54). H O S P I T A L A T TENDANT
(MENTAL),
$2,750.
IIV
N Y C
A l t K A
Jobs at VA Hospital, Lyons, N. J.
Jobs restricted by law to persons
entitled to veterans preference;
others will be considered only In
absence of preference eligibles.
Males only. Age limits, 18 to 62,
N E W S of L.O. 630, Congratulawaived for veterans. No experience
tions to Ed Finestein on his apnecessary. Apply to Board of U.
pointment as senior employment
S. Civil Service Examiners, VA
The U. S. Civil Service Commis- ence applicants have the right to
186. P R O O F R E A D I N G C L E R K . interviewer. Howard Krashes has
Hospital, Lyons, N. J. (No closing sion, in its latest listing of jobs apply, but for which there is at $3,410.
been transferred to L.O. 710, Helea
date).
for those with disability prefer- present little or no opportunity
365. P S Y C H O L O G I S T , $4,205 Burns to L.O. 112, and Max Gold'37. F I R E M A N (local). District of ence, with good opportunity of for appointment. If the position and $5,060.
ner to another unit of L.O. 630.
Colum'Ma Fire Department, $3,- appointment, includes the clerk for which you apply is among
Best wishes are extended to the
328.
R
A
D
I
O
ENGINEER,
$3,410
900 a year. Requirements: 21 to title. Most of the jobs are in those, your application will be acsenior employment interviewers ia
35 years old; 5 feet 8 inche.s, bare Washington, D. C.
their new assignments.
cepted; if not, it will be returned and $4,205.
99. SOCIAL W O R K E R , $3,410
feet, to 6 feot 5 Inches: minimum
Those entitled to 10-point dis- and your name placed on file for
Here and There
weight. 140 pounds; 20/20 vision ability preference under Federal notification of the next examina- and $5,060.
Birthday greetings to William
each eye, without glasses; good law are:
tion in that field. In applying for
152. S T A T I S T I C A L
A S S I S T - Honig, L.O. 650, September 29;
hearing. Apply to U. S. Civil SerA disabled veteran (or a vet- any position, be sure to show the A N T , $4,205 to $5,060; S T A T I S - and to George Bossell, L.O. 610.
vice Commission, Washington 25, eran who has been awarded the exact title of the position for T I C A L OFFICER, $5,500 to $8,360. September 5. Belated birthday
D. C. (No closing dateK
Purple Heart).
which you are applying as well as
358. S T O R E K E E P E R , $2,500 to greetings for August are extended
The wife of a disabled veteran the salary you will accept.
to Norman Wasserman, the sev$2,950.
2-173. S T E N O G R A P H E R . $2,750
if
the
veteran
is
disqualified
for
to $3,175, and T Y P I S T , $2,500 to
If you are interested in a posi225.
SUPPLY
S P E C I A L I S T , enth, and Bernice Smith, the first.
appointment
because
of
service$2,950, Jobs in Camden, N. J. Retion outside of Washington, please $3,410 to $7,040.
Best wishes for a speedy recovquirements: written exam. Apply connected disability.
note that most such positions are
TOBACCO
I N S P E C T O R , ery to Charles Cre.ssy, L.O. 610.
The
widow
(who
has
not
reto U. S. Civil Service Commisfiled through examinations held $2,950, Announcement 219; $3,410 Get well cards should be sent to
sion, 641 Washington Street, New married) of a deceased ex-service by civil service regional offices.
to $5,060, Announcement 400 ( B ) ; Lexington Hospital. N Y C . StafT
man.
York 14, N. Y. ( N o closing date).
extends best wishes for a speedy
378, A C C O U N T A N T ( C O M P R E - $5,940, Announcement 168.
The mother (who Is widowed,
210. T R A F F I C A N D T R A N S - . recovery to Bob Jenning's wife,
2-17-7
(52).
S H E E T M E T A L divorced, or separated, or whose HENSIVE A U D I T S ) . $3,410.
P O R T A T I O N S P E C I A L I S T , $3,- who is confined to the hospitaL
W O R K E R , $2,974. Jobs at Vet- husband is permanently and to185. C L E R K , $2,750 and $2,950. 410 to $7,040.
Bob is with L.O. 610.
erans
Administration
Hospital, tally disabled) of a veteran who
194. T R A N S L A T O R , $3,175 to
Frances Shoen. senior employNorthport, N. Y . Age limits, 18 died or was disabled while on ac387. G E O L O G I S T , $3,410 and
$9,600.
ment interviewer of L.O. 650 waxi^
to 52, waived for veterans. Men tive military duty.
$4,205.
376. T R A N S P O R T A T I O N T A R - transferred to L.O. 351.
preferred.
Requirements:
13
If you qualify as above, you
177. G E O P I I Y S I C I S T , $4,205 to I F F
EXAMINER
(FREIGHT),
months' experience as sheetmetal may apply under the Veterans
News from L.O, 710
$4,205.
worker's helper, assisting a sheet- Preference Act of 1944 and the $7,040.
Staff welcomes Howard Krashes
384.
V E T E R I N A R I A N as the new S.P. senior employment
40. GUARD, $2,750 and $2,974.
metal
worker
of
journeyman civil service regulations, for any
grade, or as sheetmetal worker's position in the Federal service to
interviewer. Mr. Krashes replaces
388. H I G H W A Y
E N G I N E E R ( T R A I N E E ) , $3,410.
apprentice. Apply to Board of which probatlonal or indefinite ( T R A I N E E ) . $3,175 and $3,410.
Jean Traynor. who is transferring
U. S. Civil Service Examiners, VA appointment has been made in the
to L.O. 115. A farewell party was
186. I N F O R M A T I O N A N D EDHospital, Northport, N. Y . (No past three years from a civil serv- I T O R I A L
given by the staff. Special thanks
CLERK, $3,410 and
closing date).
to Rose Elbert, supei-visor of Secice register or for any position $3 795
tion 7 l i e , who organized the a f 1 8 9 . ' I N F O R M A T I O N SPECIAL2-71-3 (53). H O S P I T A L A T - for which there is in existence
fair, and to Ronia Solar, senior
TENDANT
(MENTAL).
$2,750. or about to be established a list I S T , $4,205. Announcement 186;
manager, who acted as mistress of
Jobs at Veterans Administrative of eligibles resulting from open $5,060 to $7,040.
ceremonies.
Hospital, Northport, N. Y . Jobs competitive examination.
382. J U N I O R A G R I C U L T U R A L
Current Civil Service listings for
Walter Langway, offlce manager
Information about location of A S S I S T A N T
restricted by law to persons en(VARIOUS
OP- U. S. jobs outside of New York
of L.O. 710, is on vacation for two
titled
to
veteran
preference; positions, requirements, forms to T I O N S ) , $3,410.
State were issued by the U. S weeks.
others will be considered only in be filed, etc., is given In the ex381. JUNIOR
M A N A G E M E N T Civil Service Commission;
Nathan Charles, supervisor ot
announcement.
The A S S I S T A N T , $3,410 and $4,205.
absence of preference eligibles. amination
Medical officer jobs with Federal Section 71 IB. is on vacation f o r
Males preferred. Age limits. 18 to announcement number Is given
215.
L
A
B
O
R
A
T
O
R
Y
ELECone
month.
agencies in Washington, D. C., and
62, waived tor veterans. No ex- beside each position. You may
Congratulations were extended
perience requirements; ability to consult the announcement of the T R O N I C MECHANIC, $2,750 to throughout the U. S., $5,940 to
$7,040 a year. Apply to the U. S. to chief telephone operator A n a
read and write English necessary. position in which you are inter- $5,940.
165. LANDSCAPE ARC H I T E C T , Civil Service Commission Wash- Nicholson by the New York T e l e (and
obtain
necessary
Apply to Board of U. S. Civil ested
phone Company, for the excellent
ington 25, D. C.
Service Examiners, VA Hospital, forms) at many first- and second- $4,205 to $8,360.
Patent adviser jobs, mostly with telephone system developed by her
Nortliport, N. Y .
(No closing Class post offices; or you may ob129. L I T H O G R A P H I C T R A N S tain copies from civil .service re- F E R R E R ( H A N D ) , $1.48 and $2.11 the Department of the Navy in for L.O. 710. An article appeared
date).
th«
gional offices or the U. S. Civil
the Washington, D. C. area, $3,- in the summer issue of
2-174. S T E N O G K A P l l E K . $2,- Service Commission, Washington an hour.
Telephone Company's magazine^
410
to
$5,940.
Apply
to
the
Board
308. MEDICAL
TECHNICAL
5#S to $2,950. Jobs in Newark and 25, D. C.
of U. S. Civil Service Examiners, "Voiceways" to this effect.
A S S I S T A N T , $3,410.
Jersey City. N. J. Requirements:
Virginia Stratton of Section 7120
Department of the Navy, Main
If you are interested in a posi58. MESSENGER, $2,410.
written exam. Apply to U. S.
Navy Building, Washington, D. C. has been appointed employment"
tion in Washington which Is not
104. N A U T I C A L
SCIENTIST,
Civil Service Commission, 641 listed here, you may send appliFireman, $3,900 a year, District service representative to L.O. 52tt.
Washington Street, New York 14, cation Form 57 to the U. 8. Civil $4,205 to $7,040.
of Columbia Fire Department.
Contact your lAPES representaN. Y. (No closing date).
359. P A R K RANGER, $3,410.
Washington, D. C. Apply to the tives for reservations for the Stat*
Service Commission, Washington
401. B. B A N K
E X A M I N E R 25, D. 0., a^ there are some posl129. PLATE GRAINER, $1.13 U. S. Civil Service Commission. Convention, to be held at Lfturela
Washington, D. C.
Country Club September I C
(trainee assistant),
and tions for which lO-point prefer- and $1.41 a n hour.
U. S. Jobs for Those With
Disability Preference
Federal Jobs
Outside State
Employment, NYC
and Suburbs
Names on State Clerk
Lists
Vacationt
T H E W O O D L A N D S : Built on the side o f
a mountain, spaikling pool, modern new
buildings for dining, lounging. Rooms witJi
private baths and verandas. J50 np.
THF, W 001)1.AND.S, rhoenlrla, N . T .
70. Parker, Barbaraann. Mecbnlcv) 01000
.80840
C<rflins. Gloria. K Rlnihiirst
88870 491. Junot. Jacqueline, Johnson
(Continned from VtLge 12)
77. O'Brien, Helen, Roy Brook . , 01000
.,
88870 402. O'Mallcy, Charles. T r o y
. . ,80800
333. Treblich, Lillian, Bklyn
F I I . B C'lJCRK
78. Brienza, Frances. Oneonta . 01000
....
88870 403. McCrory. Cliarlotte. Buffalo
80770
324. Higbsmith.- G.. Bronx
. 92300 335. Tobin, Edward, Fredonla . .
M B . A n d e n o n . Marrarrt, B h l f B
70. Buniett, Winifred. Jeffcrion . OOOOO
88800 404. Bodner. Eva, Bklyn
,80770
166. Pedro. Edith, StatPii 1«I . . . 03300 826. McCarthy, Eileen, T r o y
80. Egan, Catherine, Rlcbnind HJ 00700
..
8 8 8 0 0 405. V a n d e v a l . Mary. Albany
. . .80770
oa.ioo
1)0700
157. Cherrr. June, Naflsan
..
88800 400. Rac, Caroline, Bronx
81. Rennie, Marjorie, Bklyn
..
827. Polan, Shirley. Flnshlne
,80770
214 4(h Ave., Asbury Park
asR. Lindnnman. Bpalre*, Spg-fld fin 92.300 328. Hammer, Irvinpr. Bklyn . . . .
88800, 407. Martino, Lillian, Bklyn . , .80770
83. Real, Anita, Danneniora . . . 00500
. 93300 .320. F o x , Henry. T r o y
Block to Occan
169. Bayer, Albert, Rldirewood
88800 40R. O'Brien, Dolores, Alb.my . . ,80770
83. Sparks, Robert. Staten Isl . 00500
•)030C
100. Nazlmowiez, Max. Bronx . , , 02300 3.30. Marrone. Esther, Bkl.vn . .
88800 400. Mercer. Frederick, Bklyn . . .80770
84. Lauria. Ann. Queens V l g . . .
PRospect 5-9635
0001)0
161. R u j e n , Lillian. Rlchmnd HI . U2100 331. Serino, Marion. Bronx . . . . ,88800 500. F u l f o n l , Bl.inchc, Bklyn
85.
Kranz,
Barbara,
Babylon
.
.
.
.80700
..
Comfortable rooms. Home Rtmos162. Schaeffer, Mildrwl. Bklyn . . . 02100 333. Cornell, Joan, Walton
.88730
80. Ilonigman, Ann, Bronx
. . . OOOOO
oonoo phere. Free parking. Complimen163. Johnson, Naomi, Queens V l r 93160 333. Beckhans, Lucille, Ctrl Tslip
.88000
(Continued Next W e e k )
87. Dyer, Sylvia, Bronx
03090
,
8
0
»
0
0
Didomenicantono,
B..
Wlrvllct
,88000
164.
tary breakfa.st free. Weekly rate
88. Cas.iina, Lois, Valatte
334. Vanduiik, Mlldied, Circlevle
,93000
Acroi NT n.KRK.
.88000
165. M.irkham, Ann, T r o y
Albany
335. Dunn, An
$25 double room.
(ConHnue.1 N e x t W e e k )
,03020
160. Ryan, Junr, Medina
Bt«« Departments and InslKul
330. Bennett, Wyonla. Albany . . ,88000
.88000
167. Adler, Iiniiab«lh, E WorcMler 03020 337. T w o m e y , Julia, Ja.kBn H r t
1. Wadai
Frank Buffalo . .
00050
.88500
108. Orcenborr, Sarah. N Y C
. . . . .02020 338. Graham, Agmes, N Y C
2 . Stocker,
00550
Jo,in . Mechaniev
.01050
.88500
16R. Debsrbieri, B., Bklyn
00150
3. Beekert
A r t b nr. N V C
..
,01050 339. East, N o rma. N Y C
88500
170. Gallagher.
T., Elm
Welssm
00100
4.
„ JO!"eph. Bklyn
.340, Houirhton Shirley, WatCrvli.
171. SilTorman, J r * in. Bklyn
. . . .91050 341, Coons. Ainslie. Red Hook . . .88500
,08070
8. T..apalm.
J^
I'h.
T
r
o
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.
.
.88500
178. Lapointe, J^ori ne, N 8yra<VM 91950 342. Cooper. Cclestine, Bklyn .
,08700
6. McRae, Keith, N Y C
.01050
.88500
173. Mahon, Betty. Albany
Glcnmont
. . . .07800
7. Grant, Norman, Cohoes
.01050 .343. Weiler, Lillian,
.88550
174. Morria, V i r * l n i
Bronx
...
Brown, Melvin, Bronx
.07350
Decristofaro,
N
„
Bklyn
.
8
.
344.
.01040
.88520
.00720
175., Priore, J » m e « Blltlalo
9. Enitlish. John, N Y C
.91880 346. Bca.h, Fred, Buffalo
.88530
Lacy, J(
.00400
Bronx
176.. Hampton, Ror
,
Elizabeth,
T
r
o
y
.
1
0
.
Bronx
346.
McKan
.9)880
.88530
.
Smith.
Tuttle,
Charlotte, Bronx
.,,
177.
11.
Joyce, N Hartford . . . ,00400
.91810 347. lannuz ;i, Teresa. Milton .
.88520
Silver,
,00400
Albany
,178.. Nisoff, Karl.
1
2
.
.Itz,
C.,
N
Y
C
Zclda,
Rochester
.
.
.
.91770 348. Steinhc
.88530
,00400
171). Fitzpatrick, John, Bklyn
, . . .91070 .349. Venie
D.ivid, N Y C
13. M o d d l , Lilli.in, Bronx
.88530
McKeni
,R5050
180. Hampton, Renee. Bklyn
. . . .91000 350. Dupree, Mary, Albany
...
14.
la, John. Bklyn
.88450
Myers,
05050
181. Clark. Monica. Albany
15.
Franrls,
T
r
o
y
.91000 351. Stahl, Beatrice. NY'C
.88450
Vopcl,
05050
182. Qliatlrini, Mary. Elmlra
. . . .91000 3.52. Glaser
Elmer. Flnshinff
.
10.
Morris, Alb.my
.88450
Holbro^
05550
188. Eean, John, T r o y
Janice,
Albany
.
Grafton
17.
.01000 3.53.
>k, Horace, Scbtdy . . .
.88450
She;
,
fl.'iSOO
184. Seltzer. Morris, Reiro Park . .91000 354. Graebncr, Annette, N Y C .
18.
Joseph. Albnny
.88450
Zan
,05050
, . . . 0 ] 0 0 0 355. Raskin, Murirf, Bklyn . . .
185. Keenan, Shirley, Albany
19.
ando, Robert, Albany . 04 870
88450
186. Green, Consnelo. VYC,
.015.30 356. Dobert, Elizabeth. Renssela. .88450
20. Tokarskl, St.mlcy. Ray Brook .04870
. , , ,01530 .357. Miller, M y m a , Albany
187. Thompson, Norma. T r o y
...
8 1 . Edie, Betsy,
Buffalo
.88450
.04050
188. Juhlin, Ann. Bay Shore . . . . 01 5.30 358. Gunther, Alice,
Albany
22 Malone, Robert. Albion
. . . 94 500
.88450
1 8 » . Barbierl. Anna, Bklyn
.01530 359. Brown, Edith. Bklyn
23, Bell. Donald. Brimx
.88450
.84150
100. Klinr, Mildred, Albany
Mabel
.01400 300. Corkery
Jamaica
. . . .883S0
24. Clifford, Grace, Clinton
.03700
101. Cross, Evelyn. Sohoh.irie . . . .01400 301. Collins, Paulini
Troy
25 Jakubee, Vera, Oiieonta . . . .03700
.88980
Aimee,
192. Shields, Eleanor, Albany . . . .01450 302. Stur^es.
Davenport . 88380
Rakoczy. Stephen, Buffalo . .03700
193. Colucd. Dominick. Bklyn . . . .01 300 303. Shdton, Eleanore, Bins-hamton .88380
Laferriere, Helen. T r o y
.03080
194 Baker, Bertram, Elmira . . . 01300 304. Rinaldi. Lucille, Albany
. . . .88380
Mitchell, M.->ry. Bklyn
.03800
195. Anderson. Lavinia, Syraenee .01300 305. Nusrent, Anna, T r o y
.88310
Jacobs, Ardis, Rensselaer . . . ,938(>0
. . 1 3 0 0 360.
196. Como, Joseph, Bklyn
.88310
P e a v y , Lillie, N Y C
Fallon. Thom.ns. Albany . . . .03800
197. Toumans, Charles, T r o y . . . . 01300 .307. Noschese
Joan, Ctrl Islip . 88310
Markham, Dorothy. Hornell
02710
01390 308. Hansen. Gladys. Ozone Park .88310
198. Keniry, Mary. Bklyn
Brnmachlm, Marvin. Glovcrsvl^ .03710
199. Edwards, Orifllth. Albany . . 01300 ,300. Laporti
.88370
Barbara, Cohoes
Green, Maria, Poufrbqiiac . . . .02530
.88240
a o o . Rinrhtmyer. Dianne, Bemna P t 01300 370. Friedman. Alan,
Bronx
Finney. John, N Y C
.03400
01350 371. Klaybor, Helen. Gardcnville .88240
« 0 1 . Ely. Jane, Watertown
Kcllerman, Edwanl. Albany . .03350
91320
• 0 2 . G n y w a . ?>ank, Buffalo
...
. , , .88240
375. Tuffey, Maureen, Albany
Brade .Rita. M t Morris
. . . .93200
91250 378. Wahl. Gloria. Bklyn
.88240
%03. Nykerk. Catherine. Bronx
McKenn.i. Eufrene. Bklyn
. . . 03170
eXTKAl
.88240
« 0 4 . Oroenbanm. S.vlvi
Bronx
. 91250 3 7 * . Carey. Joyce. T r o y
T m a x , Rebecc.1. Mt Morris , .010!)0
« 0 5 . Bnrkhardt, Alice, Bklyn
. . . 91180 .376. Quinn, Mary, Staten Isl . . . .88240
Shank, Catharine. Albany
. ,01000
ClITisiiScope
Shorl"PRIOE
O
f
T
H
I
NATION"nchrlee10fWtsl
Point iadAnMpolUorpi.j(l.l
91180
.88170
a o 6 . MeCarlhy, Wlene, Elmira
,01000
376. Berk. Barbara. N T C
K a t z , Melvin, Bklyn
>07. Jocelyn. Winifred, Amsterdam 91180 377. Foster, Gertrude. Janiaica . .88170
.01000
A
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m
y
.
Audrey,
M
i
d
d
l
e
b
u
r
j
.
Forest His . 91180 .378. Elsenbenr. Jrlia, Bklyn
« 0 8 . Mitchell, I>ni
. . . .88170
Mollnari. Mildred, A t t i c * . . . .01000
« 0 » . Cbiplock, Mary. WaterrUot . 01040 379. Kelly, Francis, Elmhnrst
. . . .88170
.01000
Michael, Alfred, N T C
91040
.88170
« 1 0 . Craiir, John. Cirl Islip
...
Deveanx,
Bluette.
Bronx
.
.
.
.01030
M o w i t i , Saul, Bronx
01040 380.
» 1 1 . Peskowita, Estelle, Bklyn .
WriKht, Mildred, Bklyn
, . . 88130
.91030
381.
Pastore.
Anna.
Bklyn
E Wash DC 01040
.88130
« 1 2 . Vernon, Herbert. NGloversrle
,91540
382. Didomenicantono, A.. Wtrvliel
Mesick, M,, Menands
.88100
« 1 S . Corry. Martaret,
,383. Donohue. John, Albany
Nunn, Reffinald, TJlster P k . 01500
« 1 4 . Steinlallt. Bemanl. Bklyr
90070 384. Webster. Marilia. L o c k j o r t , 88100
.01500
Hyman,
Irwin,
Bronx
« 1 6 . Perrine. Anna, N Hartford . 90070 385. Galvln, Robert, Spgfld Gdn .88100
01450
Spease, John, N Y C
>16. Gardner. Mary. Albany
00030 386. Patterson, Lillian, Corona . .88100
the only book M«f givos yoa (II 26 pages of sample civil
.01180
Devenean,
Georsre,
Watervliet
.88100
« 1 7 . Frankoskl, Anna, Rensselaer OOOOO 387. Mullin, Jeanette, T r o y
.01140
service exams, all tub/eefs; 121 requirements for 500 government
Maltz, Robert. Bklyn
« 1 8 . Boehmer. Robert. Bklyn
91000
. . . oonon 388. Ramsey, Marraret, Albany , ,88100
Risley, Edward, Glenmont
.
fobs; (3J information about how to get a "patronage" /ob—without
.88100
« 1 9 Gaee. Rita. Bnffalo
OOOOO 389. Stewart, Lorraine. N Y C
V a l v o . Josephine, Guilderind .00550
taking a test, and a complete
listing of such jobs; 141 full
informa« 2 0 . Dixon. Qncen. Jamaica . . . .
.90550
OOOOO 300. Rieck, Edythe. E Greenbsh , .88100
Roberts, John. Albany
.88100
>21. Carpenter, K., Albany
.00550
oonoo
tion about veteran
preference;
(SI fells you how to transfer
from
Buchanan, Atmcs, Albnny . , .
.88030
» 2 2 . Corcoran, C., Biiff.ilo
.00550
ononn 301. Mamiire, Leo. Albany .
one job to another,
and 1,000 additional
facts
about
government
Brenner, Eileen.
Bronx
. ..
,00510
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43. Harvey, Audrey. Sehtdy
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the State, the Federal government, or some local unit of govern. ,80500 459. Barrett. Marraret, Dover Pin 87100
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Af TIVITIKS OF KMPLOVKES I N STATE
CSEA Chapter Presidents,
Conference Heads Listed
(Continued from Pace 3)
Paul Hammond (right), field representative of the Civil
Service Employees Associotion, discussed salary appeals procedures, at a recent meetinq of Oneonta chapter, CSEA. A
new unit of the Federal Credit Union was formed at the
meeting, following a discussion of the Credit Union's functions and benefits by Stanley Miller qf Oneonta (left). All
public employees who live or work in Otsego County are
eligible to join the new Credit unit.
Employment, Albany
(Continued from Page Z)
ECC Units
ECC 1: Jeanne Lyons, clerk,
vacationed at
Hampton Beach.
Doris Dautn, clerk, is touring Canada this week. Lois Wright, O M O Tab. and Rose Rubino, clerk, vacationed last week at the Northwood Dude Ranch. Luzerne. Beverly Roland, clerk, and Helen Emenry, clerk, are vacationing. A picnic was held at the home of Bette
Mozak in Nev/tonville by the Unit.
Hot dogs and refreshments were
enjoyed by all attending.
ECC 3: Alice Chichester, comptometer operator, spent her vacation with her husband at Martha's
Vineyard, Mass. George Reinoetil.
clerk, spent the last two weeks at
Long Lake. George reports the
I'i.sli weren't biting too good. Walt
Myers, OMO-Tab, is vacationing
at Lake George. Frances Simon,
clerk, is spending the next two
Alabama. Jane Bourgeois, calculator operator, will vacation the
next two weeks.
ECC 4; Jennie Brennan. clerk,
spent the last two weeks at Saratoga. Clara Snyder and Ida Moslier, clerk, were on vacation last
week. Fete Nardolillo, OMO-Tab,
is spending the month at Saratoga.
LoUs of luck, Pete.
KP:
Elizabeth
Leisenfelder,
OMO-KP, received a permanent
appointment in the Employers
Accounts section. Grace San Fratello and- Marguerite Techerine,
O M O - K P s , received permanent
appointments in K P . Ann Marie
Dyke, Josephine Dyke, Theresa
Dyke and Dolores Kaczmarck are
returning to St. Rose College after
working in the unit during tlie
summer vacation.
K V ; Marge Nelson, O M O - K P , is
taking a boat trip witli lier brother
on Lake Chaniplain this week. Lee
Miller, supervisor, is vacationing
two weeks at Lake George. Ada
Mink, O M O - K P , spent last week
at Narragansett Beach. Betty Harris. O M O - K P , is vacationing for
next three weeks. She flew to CalUornia.
Control Unit: Bill McGarry.
OMO-Tab is spending tliis week
in Kentucky.
Supervisory:
Nancy
French,
stenographer, is spending the week
in Atlantic City. Eleanor Sims,
stenographer, spent last week in
NYC.
Rating Units:
Mary Jimpson.
account clerk, spent two weeks in
Washington, D. C., Ed Lange, U. L
accounts
assistant
supervisor,
spent* last month in South Carolina. Diane Irwin, clerk, visited
friends in Oneonta. Leonard Commither, clerk, just returned from
Buffalo. Bob Brown spent a week
at Lake Champlain witli his family. Dorothy Doody, clerk, and
Helen Tanck vacatlonecT in the
Adirondacks last week. Ann Geleta, clerk, and Alice Doody, clerk,
enjoyed the sights in Atlantic City.
Frank Carlina, senior account
clerk, took his family to the Cat•Jcills, Frank Collins, senior account clerk, also took a trip to
the Cat.skills. Mary Conroy, stenographer, visiied New Jersey. Sara
Oinsburs. account clerk, is spending the week in New York, and is
aiso going to her summer home
la State I,inc. I\Iuss, EU Mazur.
Bonior account clerk, and Mary
Kobylar, cli-rk, returned to work.
Bob Kvcn.sen, clerk, and Lai-ry
liuiicck. clerk ure vacationing.
Hou.se. It is important that all
members attend.
Sympathy is extended to Lawrence J. Frantz on the death of
his sister, Sister M. Joan of Rochester.
On vacation from the Board of
Education: Doris Nadge, Dorothy
Seabury, Ross Cameron and Harrison Muckey.
On vacation from Tompkins
County Memorial Hospital: Charlotte Taber, Frances Townsend.
Dorothy Hayden, Clementine Dubose. Dorothy Gunnip and Robert
ChefT.
Ellinor Davies, assistant probation officer, has returned home
from the hospital,
Aena Mead and Dorothy O'Neill
of the hospital staff have returned
from vacation.
Dr. Robert Broad and Marion
Borne of County Health are on
vacation. George Guest has returned
from vacation.
Amelia
Lougo is on the sick list.
Thomas Indian School
NEWS of Thomas Indian School
chapter. CSEA:
Dolores Rupp. chapter president,
is lining up committees for the
annual bazaar, to be held October
21 and 22. Tliis affair draws people from all over the State to see
and purchase authentic Indian
ba.skets, handwork and jewelry.
Tlie welcome mat is out for Mr.
and Mrs. J. Fletcher Elliott, who
will take over the work of the late
Norman Pullen and Mrs. Pullen in
Sunrise Cottage for the older boys.
Tlie Elliotts have worked at Arizona Children's College and Newark State School.
Mrs. Pullen suffered a foot injury in a fall down stairs.
Harlan Gage and Ernest Mohawk are thinking about incorporating and giving the flre engine
manufacturers some competition.
Sam Smout, chapter treasurer,
has a bandaged finger. Some people say he gob the. finger caught
under his cash box. Too bad; Sam,
a minister of the Gospel, would
hardly know what to say, or how
to say it. when a finger is smashed.
Bob Wells just completed a tour
of the St. Lawrence country and
most likely got some property
lined up in the Adirondacks.
Mt. McGregor
Letchworth Village — Anthony
Van Zetta, Letchworth Village,
Thiells.
Manhattan State Hospital —
John Wallace. Manhattan Statie
Hospital, 600 Bast 125th St.. New
York 35.
Marcy State Hospital — Charles
D. Methe, Marcy State Hospital.
Marcy.
Middletown State Hospital —
Paul W. Hayes, 45 Liberty St.,
Middletowru
Newark State School — Pauline
Pitchpatrick, Newark State School,
529 Church St., Newark.
Pilgrim — Dr. Frank J. Pirone.
Pilgrim State Hospital, Brentwood.
Psychiatric Institute — Dixie
Mason, Psychiatric Institute, 722
West 168th St., New York 32.
Rochester
State
Hospital —
William J. Rosslter, Rochester
State Hospital, 1600 South Ave.,
Rochester.
Rockland
State
Hospital —
Henry Marier, Rockland State
Hospital. Orangeburg.
Fort Stanwix (Rome) — Irma
German,
Rome
State
School,
Rome.
St. Lawrence State Hospital —
John E .Graveline, St. Lawrence
State Hospital, Ogdensburg.
Syracuse State School — George
D. Snyder, Syracuse State School,
Syracuse.
Utica State Hospital — Margaret M. Fenk, Utica State Hospital, Utica.
Wassaic State School — Robert
L. Soper, Wassaic State School,
Wassaic.
Willard State Ho.';pital — John
Vincent, Willard State Hospital,
Willard.
Willowbrook State School —
Thomas Conkling,
Willowbrook
State School, Staten Island.
PUBLIC SERVICE DEPARTMENT
Metropolitan Public Service —
Kenneth
A, Valentine.
Public
Service Commission. 233 Broadway, NYC.
Motor
Vehicle
In.spectors —
William Weinschenk, 25-41 86th
St., Jackson Heights.
were married August 14. They are
spending
their honeymoon
in
Pennsylvania.
Welcome to Mrs. Gladys Shank,
who has recently joined the corps
of nurses.
Manhattan State
Hospital
M A N H A T T A N State Hospital
patients' team lost a thrilling .softball game to Central Islip State
Hospital 13 to 8, The game was
well attended by the patients.
Deepest sympathy to Jim Monaghan on the death of his wife,
Honora. Mrs. Monahan was formerly an employee at Manhattan
State. Interment was at the Gate
of Heaven Cemetery.
Granville Sobotker, popular cook
at the staff house, has returned
from a vacation in the Virgin Islands. Happily, he returned to
Manhattan State, despite the fact
that The LEADER had him located at Brooklyn State.
Vacation cards have been received from Mr. and Mrs. John
Martyn, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Merritt. Ml', and Mrs. Ed Moran, and
Mr. and Mrs.' Jim Hannon. All
having a good time and wishing
you were there.
Get well wishes to Jim McGhee
and Con Downing.
Theer are many employees who
entirely disgusted with the new
allocations. Appeal forms have
been issued
to
the
following
groups:
beautician,
launderer,
baker, account clerk, shoemaker,
craneman and maintenance man.
Letters urging employees in these
titles to file appeals have been received from Kings Park and Bufralo Slate Hospital employees and
from the Mental Hygiene Employees Aisociation.
T H E 5th annual meeting and
installation of officers of Mt. McGregor chapter will be held Saturday, September 11, at the Rip
Van Dam Hotel, Saratoga Springs.
A buffet supper will be served at
7:30 P.M. The business meeting
and installation will be held at
9:30, followed by dancing. Don
and Laura Curtis, social chairmen,
are making a special effort to have
this one of the best meetings to
date and they need the co-operation of everyone. Members are
urged to attend and bring guests.
"Old Timers" of Mt. McGregor
were pleased with a visit from Dr.
Howard Weinstein of Washington. D. C. Dr. Weinstein was one
Manhattan State Hospital chapof our doctors in 1946 and 1947.
ter is requesting the Metropolitan
The Mt. McGregor Employees Conference to hold a meeting at
Bowling League is making plans Manhattan State in order to asfor its 1954-1955 season. Anyone sist these groups in preparing apinterested in bowling with the lea- peals. The meeting will be open to
the
gue is asked to contact Mrs. Ruth ail employees throughout
State. The date will be announReichel, Medical Records.
Anthony J. Salerno, chauffeur, ced.
Mary V. Landers and Nora T.
and his family are vacationing at
Sacandaga Lake. Celia Feehan has Voss are welcomed as new chapter
returned from a vacation which members. The present member.she spent touring the Eastern ship committee has done a wonTOMI'KI.WS ch;ii)ter, CSEA, will coast.
derful job, will soon have the
ineet at 8 P.M. Tut'.siluy, SeptemCongratulations go to Mildred assistance of new committee member T lu rompkla;> County Court Zaluu Aii^ i£ugene Thurston, who bers who will b « named shortly.
Tompkins
PUBLIC W O R K S DEPARTMENT
Barge Canal — Harry LaVere,
R D 1, Savanth.
Central Unit — Russell O'Connell, 121 State St., Seneca Falls.
Champlain Unit — T . Brian
Daly, 10 McCrea St., Fort Edward.
Eastcentral
Unit
—
Dewey
Drumm, 330 Steuben St., Herkimer.
Eastern Unit — Wesley Neary,
259-4th Ave., North Troy.
Western Unit — Otho Burkhart,
Gasport.
Westcentral Unit —
Joseph
Welbeld, 94 Monroe St., Brockport.
Chautauqua Co. Public Works—
Curtis Pfleuger, Ontario St., I r v ing.
Columbia Co. Public Works —
Stephen Stouter, Lebanon Springs.
Hamburg — Joseph A. Crotty,
State Storehouse, Evans St., Hamburg.
Orange Co. Public Works —
Roland
Schoonmaker,
Montgomery.
Orleans Co. Public Works—Edmund Bielinski, 205 Carolyn St.,
Albion.
Oswego Co. Public Works —
Harry F. LaBrecque, Phoenix.
Otsego Co. Public Works —Bernard J. Gaffney, 40 High St.,
Oneonta.
Rockland Co. Public Works —
George Ambrey, 47 Main St., Garnerville.
St. Lawrence Co. Public Works
— Isaac Perkins, 715 Riverside
Ave., Ogdensburg.
Dist. 2, Public Works — Francis
M. Allison, Public Works Dept.,
109 N. Genesee St., Utica
Dist 4, Public Works — B. J.
Lyons, Public Works Dept., Box
72, Rochester.
Dist. 8, Public Works—Zora S.
Way, Public Works Dept,, Box 551,
Poughkeepsie.
Dist. 10. Public Works — Charles
H. Lull. Public Works Dept., State
Office Building. Babylon.
Bridge Authority — John J.
Gallagher, Mid-Hudson
Bridge,
Poughkeepsie.
SOCIAL WELFARE DEPARTMENT
State Training School — Stanley Ames, Box 576, Hudson.
Industry — Howard Callahan.
State Industrial School, Industry.
New Hampton — Frank Bianchi,
Box 4, New Hampton.
Oxford — Floyd Elsbree, State
W R C Home. Oxford.
Thomas Indian School — Dolores Rupp,
Thomas
Indian
School, Iroquois.
Warwick State School — Margaret A. Wilson, Box 3. State
School.
ALB.\NY CHAPTERS
Agriculture and Markets — Roy
H. McKay, Dept. Agriculture and
Markets, State Office Bldg.
Audit and Control — William
Rehfuss, Dept. Audit and Control,
State Office Bldg.
Retirement System — Frank
Simon, State Retirement System,
256 Washington Ave.
Civil Service — James J. McCue, Civil Service Dept.. State
Office Bldg.
Commerce — Edwin J. Roeder,
Dept, of Commerce, 112 State St.
Conservation
—
Agatha
I.
Doerer, Wildlife Research Laboratory, Delmar.
Correction — Vito M. Ternullo,
Correction
Dept., State Office
Bldg.
Education — Hazel G. Abrams,
State Education Dept.
State Teachers College — Dr.
David D. Hartley, State Teachers
College.
Liquor
Authority — Herman
Reiners, State Liquor Autlurity,
39 Columbia St.
Div. of Parole — Robert P. Liscom, Div. of Parole, 132 Hudson
Ave.
Standards and Purchase — I d a
B. Greenstein, Div. Standards and
Pvu-chase, 103 Washington Ave.
James E. Christian Health—
Daniel Klepak, Health Dept., State
Office Bldg.
Laboratories
and
Research—
Donald McCredie, State Health
Laboratory, New Scotland Ave.
Insurance — Stephen J. Banks,
Insurance Dept., 324 State St.
Labor — William B. Gundlach,
State Insurance Fund, 100 Slate
St.
Div. of Employment—John K.
Wolff, Div. of Employment, 488
Broadway.
Workmen's Compensation — Arthur Loft. Workmen's Compensation Board, Disability Benefits.
Box 600.
L a w - A l f o n s o Bivona, Jr., Real
Property Bureau, D<'pt. of Law,
Srate Capitol.
Menial Hygiene — D e b o r a h
Hughes, Mental Hygiene Dept.,
State Office Bldg.
Public Service — Raymond C.
Carriere, Public Service Dept., 55
Elk St.
Gilleran Public Works—Ru.ssell
Taylor. Public Works Dept., Stat*
Office Bldg.
Dist. 1. Public Works—John D.
McNamara, Public Works Dept.,
353 Broadway.
Social Welfare — Willard P.
Johnson, Social Welfare Dept., 113
State St.
State—Alfonso Lstorico, Dept. of
State, 164 State St.
Tax and Finance — Bernard C.
Schmahl, Tax Dept., State Office
Bldg.
Motor Vehicle—Bernice K . L a Rosa, Motor Vehicle Bureau, 504
Central Ave.
Regional Conference
Presidents
Capital District — Lawrence W .
Kerwin, Civil Service Dept., State
Office Bldg., Albany.
Central—Charles
D.
Methe,
Marcy State Hospital, Marcy.
Metropolitan — Henry Shemin.
Div. of Employment, U. I. Appeal
Board, 341 Madison Ave., N Y C .
Southern — Charles E. Lamb,
Sing Sing Prison, Ossining.
Western—Claude Rowell. Rochester State Hospital, 1600 South
Ave., Rochester.
County Division
Broome—Lula Williams. 2 Crandall St., Binghamton.
Cattaraugus—Shirley E. Corbett,
132'/a N. Tenth St.. Olean.
Cayuga—Chester M. Nodine, R D
3, Moravia.
Chautauqua — George Stiles,
Cassadaga.
Chemung — James B. Donahue.
County Welfare Dept., County O f fice Bldg., Elmira.
Chenango—Carl Conway, 79 Silver St.. Norwich.
Cortland — Claire Moquin. 10
Prospect Terrace, Cortland.
Dutchess—Joseph Fiynn, 15 Liberty St., Poughkeepsie.
Erie—George H. Fischle, 236 L a Salle Ave., Buffalo.
Essex — Zelma , Cook, Court
Hou.se, Board of Supervisors, Elizabethtown.
Franklin—Herbert C. Harwood,
Welfare Dept., Chasm Falls.
Fulton — Mamie Rayburn, 29
Bleecker St., Gloversville.
Herkimer—John Graves, Greea
St., Herkimer.
Jefferson — William Lachenauer,
152 Ward St., Watertown.
Livingston — Joseph F. Griffo,
Geneseo.
Madison—William Brophy, 215
Lenox Ave., Oneida.
Monroe — William Hudson, 290
Pearl St., Rochester.
Montgoniery — Richard Tarmey,
77 Brookside Ave., Amsterdam.
Nassau—Helen R. Kientsch, 32
Cathedral Ave., Hempstead.
Niagara — Viola Demorest, Box
199, Lockport.
Oneida — Vernon Olin, County
Welfare
Dept.,
County
Court
House, Utica.
Onondaga—Norma Scott, Examining Board of Plumbers, City
Hall, Syracuse.
Ontario—Christine Smith, County Veterinarian's Office, Court
House, Canandaisna.
Orange—Percy Van Leuvan, 58
St. Johns St., Goshen.
Orleans—Laura L. Lyman, R D 3,
Albion.
Oswego—Harold Bradford, R D
2, Central Square.
Otsego—Arnold Koelliker. Hartwick.
Rockland—Arthur-Jones, Tompkins Cove.
St. Lawrence—Welthia B. Kip,
Box 127, Canton.
Schenectady — Robert Hurst,
County Highway Dept., Kellar
Ave., Schenectady.
Seneca — Lilah Anderson. R— 2
at E. Varick, Romulus.
Steuben—Florence Johnson, 70
Wallace St., Corning.
Suffolk—Fred Vopat, Latawana
Lane, Stony Brook,
Sullivan — William Parker, U
Third St., Warwick.
Tompkins—Allan Marshall, B o *
460, Ithaca.
Ulster—James P. Martin, 247 W.
Chestnut St., Kingston,
Warren — Emma Gregory, 3#
Crandall St., Glens Palls (secretary).
Wayne—William A. Sparks, 271
Murray St., Newark.
Westchester—Anne H. McCabey
Box 817. Wliite Plains.