Court Sets Aside State Sergeant's Eligible List

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1 L E A n E R Amercana Largest Weekly for Publc Employees Vol. XXV, No. 40 Tuesday, June 11, 1963 Prce Ten Onls Mental Hygene Memo See Page 14 Court Sets Asde State Sergeant's Elgble Lst POPPY GRL Four-year-old Kathy Kuhn, daughter of Mrs, Kenneth Kuhn, charman of the Monroe County Amercan Leson Auxlary presents a veteran-made poppy to Dr. Harold O'Connor folowng^ a party for the veteran patents n the Orleans Buldng of Rochester State Hosptal by the County Amercan Legon Auxlary. Doctor O'Connor s the supervsng: psychatrst n charge of the buldns. The Monroe County Amercan Legon Auxlary gves several partes a year for the veteran patents at Rochester State Hosptal and funds for these affars are obtaned from the annual sale of pophes. Partcpatng n the poppy program at the hosptal are members of the Knab-Trotuman Unt 1495, whch s named for tw» former employees. Both the post and auxlary membershp s nad<e up almost entrely of hosptal employees and ther famles. Jones Beach Ste 01 Metro Conference Meetng on June 29 Jones Beach State Park wll be the ste of the annual luncheon meetng and outng of the MetropoUtan Conference of the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton on June 29 at the Boardwalk Restaurant at noon. Regstraton wll start at 10 a.m. Parkng feld number 4 should be used. Fely To Attend AU regonal and State offcals of the CSEA have been nvted and Joseph F. Felly, Assocaton pre.sdent s expected to attend. The conference, at ts last meetng, recommended the name of Wllam Cunnngham, presdent of the Brooklyn Slate Hosptal chapter, for consderaton to the nomnatlu4 commttee of the CSEA for the poston of ffth vce presdent. Reservatons for the outng may be made by wrtng Mrs. Amanda Pere. 526 W. 139th St., New York 81. The cost for the luncheon wll b(» ' for udult dd for oudv ALBANY, June 10 An order vodng an elgblty lst for promoton to sergeant n the State Polce and cancellng some appontments made from the lst was sgned here last week by State Supreme Court Justce Ells J. Staley. The couft's acton was the result of the successful sut brought August date. Some 140 promotons by the Cvl Servce Employees The order cancels all appontments from the lst made as of gust 22, are not affected by from the lst, made pror to Au- Assocatou on behalf of Trooper John H. Donohue of Troop K, August 22, the date the CSEA the order. Hawthorne, who challenged the court acton began. Approxegalty and consttutonalty of mately 43 sergeants were ap- The court also ordered State the examnaton, conducted Dec. 'ponted from the lst after the mproved Benefts, New Personnel Procedures Set For E..P.A. Ades ALBANY, June 10 More than three hundred employees of the East Hudson Parkway Authorty would be guaranteed mproved benefts and expanded personnel procedures under a four-pont program adopted by the Authorty's three-member board. The acton came after the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton presented the authorty wth a mult-pont program on behalf of ts members employed n that agency. The authorty's acton paves the way for the followng provsons: Grevance Procedure, A wrtten procedure has been tentatvely approved by the board and wll be submtted to the East Hudson Parkway Authorty chapter of CSEA for comments. Recprocty. The authorty board requested the Legslature to amend the Publc Authortes Law to nclude coverage of authorty employees under a recprocal agreement (Contnued on Page 3) State Assures Opportunty For Motor Vehcle Employees To Reman n New York Cty ALBANY, June 10 The State Cvl Servce Department has assured the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton that t s optmstc that a proposed centralzaton of Motor Vehcle Dept. actvtes "can be accompused wthout serous harm to any of the employees ; nvolved." The Department's assurances, n a letter from W. J. Murray, admnstratve drector, to Joseph Fely, presdent of the CSEA was the result of an Assocaton's request that the Department urge all State agences, n the New York Cty area, to absorb employees n the Motor Vehcle Dejpartment who are dsplaced by the proposed move. 100 To Be Transferred Some 100 Motor Vehcle postons wll be transferred from the New York area to Albany by next December frst, because of the centralzaton plan. Murray sad hs department had been "workng closely wth the Motor Vehcle Department to fnd spots for those employees who are threatened wth lay-offs unless they are wllng to come to Albany." He added that the De- partment assumwl Uat "very Xew. f any would want to make the Servce Department n fndng move." spots for the employees con- Murray revealed that tle Dvson of the Budget has assured cerned." the Cvl Servce Department of ts support and noted that Alton Marshall, deputy budget drector, lad strongly urged the State's personnel offcers, at a Personnel Councl meetng recently, "to cooperate actvely wth the Motor Vehcle Department and the Cvl Fnal Call For Mexcan Holday The last call for the frst of tsvo "Mexcan Festa" tours for cvl servants, ther famles and frends has been ssued. To reserve one of the few remanng seats on ths tour, see detals on page S. NYC Postons Offered The admnstratve drector sad Cvl Servce s attemptng to offer transfers to poston.? n New York Cty for all the emploj^ees whose jobs are to be abolshed. "As you suggested n your letter," he wrote to Fely, "we hope that ths can be done entrely through the transfer process and that the preferred lst method wll not have to be used." He sad that the Cvl Servce Department more than a month ago had ceased certfyng open-com- {>ettve lsts for clerk, fle clerk and other entrance level postons "so that spots could be provded for the Motor Vehcle Department's employees." (Coutuued ou Pafe 3) Polce Superntendent Arthur Cornelus, Jr., to conduct a new promotonal examnaton, open to Trooper Donohue and the other canddates who partcpated n the contested examnaton, ncludng those who faled, and "all those who have by the tme of the new examnaton become elgble." n commentng on the latest court acton, CSEA Presdent Joseph F. Fely sad: " am pleased that the order n the Donohue case has been fnally settled. Ths has been a dffcult, long and hard (Contnued on Page 3) CSEA Nomnatons Closng June 21 Nomnatons wll be accepted untl June 21 for the Statewde offces of the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton for the October electons. All chapters are urged to submt nomnatons pror to the 21st so that the nomnatng commttee wll be able to consder each canddate. The commttee wll meet n Albany June 21. All nomnatons should be addressed to the Nomnatons Commttee, CSEA, 8 Elk St.. Albany. Keatng's Growth Sharpens New York Race For 1964 A BARE two years ago, most poltcal "pros" consdered the 1964 Senate race would be won by any top Democrat that sought the post. ncumbent Sen. Kenneth B. Keatng was not yet the major GOP fgure he has become n that short space of tme; t was assumed that Presdent Kennedy would carry New York State and the Democratc canddates wth hm n At ths wrtng, all that has changed. Keatng has dramft> tcally become a majo- OOP (Coutuued w Page 2)

2 page Two CVL SERVCE LEADER TMday, June 11, 1963 Don't Repeat Ths! (Contnued from Page 1) spokesman on foregn affars and has earned hmself a natonal reputaton n the process. He knows how to make a headlne. He has been a good, practcal poltcan where hs consttuents are concerned and bult up an enormous personal followng. n short, he has become a formdable opponent and a major concern to those plottng Democratc strategy to wn New York for Presdent next year. the Problems Double Faced wth a contnung boom (although t has had ts ups and downs) for Rockefeller to head the Republcan tcket, State Democrats now have two well-known GOP fgures to contend wth nstead of one. For that reason, party leaders are more anxous than ever to wpe out the last traces of feudng and dsunty and get the party strongly behnd Kennedy to produce the bg 1964 "wn" the Pre.sdent wants. n addton, they feel the Presdent needs another Democratc Senator and are admttng that unseatng Keatng s gong to be as hard as keepng "natve son" votes away from Rockefeller, should he get the nomnaton. Plenty Are Wlln^r Ths doe.sn't mean there aren't plenty of Democrats wllng to take Keatng on. Jamsa A. Farley, a real "pro" wth moe than three decades of top poltcal experence behnd hm, ndcated publcly last week that he not only was thnkng of gong for the Senate seat but also showed hs fghtng tprt by declarng he thought he was the strongest Democratc canddate around for the post. Outspoken Sam Stratton, the upstate Congressman, s confdent of hs own ablty as a wnner. And most "pros" beleve that Mayor Robert Wagner can stll get the slot f he wants t. The fact that no one now thnks he wll be a pushover n 1964 shows just how far Keatng has come. Durng the next few months, Keatng wll be out on the campagn tral and although he wll contnue to speak out on foregn affars t s reported he also ntends to talk n term.s of local poltcs. (Several cvl groups are plannng rght now to send hm speakng nvtatons.) "Double Jeopardy" Stephen Smth, Presdent Kennedy's brother-n-law and chef trouble shooter, s perfectly aware of the mportance Keatng wll play n next year's electon. Ths s one of the major reasons Smth has been workng so frmly and contnuously n New York State. He knows the Kennedy tcket can stll be opposed by a possble natve son. Rockefeller, but also an ncreasngly mportant U.S. Senator Kenneth B. Keatng. Ths s what able State Charman Wllam McKeon told Presdent Kennedy when they met at the Carlyle Hotel recently. Smth, purposely runnng scared, as the Kennedys always do, s pontng to ths "double jeopardy" n urgng Democratc functonares to put the party frst, not ther own ambtons, n the comng months. The prme Democratc goal s stll to get a New York wn for the Presdent n State Personnel Councl To Present Annual Award At Luncheon Wednesday ALBANY, June D The New York State Personnel Councl wll make ts annual award for excellence n a personnel management actvty or program n State government at a luncheon to be held tomorrow, June 11, at the Manger De- Wtt Hotel. The award wll be conferred by Governor Nelson A. Rockfeller on a wnner to be announced at the tme of the presentaton. The New York State Personnel Cour.cl s comprsed of drectors of personnel of all departments and agences of State government. The purpose of the award s to stmulate and recognze sgnfcant departmental personnel work resultng n mproved government servce to the publc. The commttee whch selected the award-wnnng personnel program s composed of: Raymond Brunner, personnel drector, Albany Medcal Center Hosptal; Raymond C. Dumser, assstant vce-presdent of the personnel department. Natonal Commercal Bank and Trust Company; and James Watson, executve drector of the Natonal Cvl Servce League. Swtchboard Open n 3 Departments The telephone number of the Department of Lcenses, the Commsson on Hunran Rghts and the Board of Standards and Appeals has been changed to 566 plus the extenson number desred. To reach a party whose extenson number s not known, the ntercept operator wll answer calls daled to and wll connect callers to the proper extenson. Commendaton A gold seal letter of commendaton from Mayor Wagner was presented to Carl Sherman, a clerk n the Bronx offce of the Cty Rent and Rehabltaton Admnstraton, who helped to dsarm and subdue the beserk a.ssalant of a patrolman last May 6. Hortense W. Gabel, head of the rent control agency made the presentaton at a ceremony n the Bronx offce, 1910 Arthur Avenue. Laborer Jobs POUGHKEEPSE, June 10 The Executve Secretary, Board, U.S. Cvl Servce Examners, Veterans Admnstraton Hosptal, Castle Pont, N.Y., has announced an examnaton to obtan personnel for the poston of laborer (general), WA-2. $1.87 per hour. Vacances to be flled n ths poston are n the VA Hosptal. Castle Pont. Ths regstraton may also be used to fll postons n other Federal agences located wthn a 35 mle radus of Castle Pont. Applcatons wll be receved by the Executve Secretary untl the needs of the servce have met. been FREE BOOKLET by U.S. Government on Socal Securty. Mal only. Leader, 97 Duane Street, New York 7, N.Y. ORENT BOUND New York Cvl Servce employees, currently tourng the Orent, paused n Los Angeles recently before boardng ther Japan Ar Lnes Jet Courer for Tokyo. The group wll spend 10 days vacatonng n Japan and fve days n Hong Kong. Nneteen of the members Personnel Socetes Hear George Graham Dr. George A. Graham, drector of Governmental Studes at the Brookngs nsttute, n Washngton, recently addressed the annual combned dnner-meetng of the Publc Personnel Assocaton, the Muncpal Personnel Socety and the Socety for Personnel Admnstraton at the Hotel Astor. Each group presented ts annual award for outstandng achevement. Those honored were: John W. Allen, the Harold Levne Memoral Award from the Muncpal Personnel Socety; James P. Googe, the Publc Personnel Assocaton's awards; and Davd August, the Socety for Personnel Admnstraton's award. The presdents-elect from each organzaton were ntroduced. They are Solomon Hoberman of Subscrpton Rate ncreases To $5 Effectve July 1st the subscrpton rate of the Cvl Servce Leader wll be ncreased from $4.00 to $5.00 per year to meet the recent ncreased postage costs nvolved. Renewal subscrptons for perods up to three years wll be accepted at the old rate untl July 1st from current subscrbers. There wll be no ncrease n the newstand prce. Housng Patrolman The New York Cty Department Of Personnel receved 5,395 applcatons for the poston of housng patrolman, exam no. 9791, durng the Aprl flng perod. CVl. HEKVCK LKADEB Aue'ca'H l.eak Wtekly for Publc Kmployeea LKAUCK 'tu CA runh, NC. 07 Ouue S(., N-w York 7, N. Tflepluet BKfkttD 3 (1010 Entered u tecontl clu* nauer, October 3. louo at the ju«t offce at New Vork. N. Y. and BrlOfeport, Conn., under the Act of March Member of Audt Uuca of Clrculatout 8ub»«rl t(lo Frlra «4.00 Per Vow ludvlual cupce, loe the Publc Personnel Assocaton; Henry Jackson of the Socety for Personnel Admnstraton; and Max Saslow, of the Muncpal JTTT^ Vour contnue from there to Bangkok and of those, twelve go on to Sngapore. All members of the tour wll take advantage of JAL stopover prvleges and spend several days n Honolulu before returnng to ther homes. Arrangements for the tour were made by Cvl Servce Travel Club. Socety. Dr. Graham's subject was "Some Neglected Problems of Publc Personnel Admnstraton." V WHERE EtSE BUT A&P DO OU SEE YOUR COFFEE GROUND UNLESS YOU DO SEE T GROUND TO YOUR ORDER YOU'RE MSSNG nmt, FRESHER, FLAVOR! Buy A^ whde-bean Coffee...the coffee you flee ground to your order n the store! That's the only way to get Coffee Mll Flavor...fresh-ground flavor you can't get from factory-ground coffee. EKHTOXOCK'^SS* MHO AND MELLOW «BED CRCLE ( rcht# and full-boded VeOBOUS AND WNEY l-ls. BAG 6fl( PRCES EFFECTVE AT CAPTAL DSTRCT STORES FREE Pass!... 'TfW, 4 FOR CLASS TUES., JUNE 11 at 7 P.M. Start Preparaton Now for Wrtten Exam for BUS DRVER $105 to $117 a Wk. (Surface Lne Operator N.Y.Cy Transt Authorty) Over 500 Permanent Jobs to Be Flled Annually! Applcatons Open June 5th NO AGE LMTS MN. HGT. 5*4" NO EDUCATONAL OR EXPERENCE REQUREMENTS 40-Hr. Week - PENSON. Socal Securty. Hosptaloton AND ALL OTHER CVL SERVCE BENEFTS PRACTCE EXAMS AT EVERY CLASS SESSON! Prepare n Ar Condtoned Comfort! K.». Just Prnt Name & Address and Brng Coupon Wth You THE DELEHANTY NSTTUTE 115 EAST 15 ST., near 4tK Ave.. Manhottan NAME ADDRESS POST OFFCE.ZONE Admt FREE to One Resular Class for Bus Drver j

3 Tuesday, June 11, 1963 CVL SERVCE LEADER Page Thr««Health Plan, Pay Boost For County Employees Sought By Suffolk Chap. (From Leader Corresondet) RVERHEAD, June 10 The Suffolk County chapter, Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton, today submtted to county offcals ts 1964 program. Keepng t short and smple, the Suffolk CSEA asked only two tems, an across-the-board pay boost for county workers and the adopton of tle State health plan. Crag Colony WUl Honor 25-Yr. Members^ Retrees Tom Dobbs. presdent of the Suffolk chapter, submtted the requests to Suffolk County Executve H. Lee Dennson and the charman of the Board of Supervsors, Evans Grffng of Shelter SONYEA, June 10 Dr. Vncent. Bonafede, drector of (Leader Staff Photo) the Crag Colony and Hosptal announced that 11 employees,,,.,, ^ whch CSEA workers have sought PNNED - Whle Dr. Herman Saper, Superntendent of New from the hosptal wll be honored by the New York State the beneft already enjoyed by Hampton State Tranng: School, left and Cvl Servce Employees Department of Mental Hygene for 25 years of contnuous state employee.s and by those n Assocaton presdent Joseph F. Felly, rght look on, ssy Tessler. State servce. He also announced that, n conjuncton wth these awards, th8 hosptal wll sponsor a party honorng the employees June 12 at 6:30 p.m. n Shanahan Hall at the hosptal. Those employees who wll be honored are: Lous W. Bellott, Harry M. Bennett, Mary L. Borrell, Geneveve Dscoro, John Haywood, Robert P. Mller, Thoma.s J. Morrs, Clar E. McCarthy, Dorothy E. McCumber, Dorothy E. Ncholas, and Tracy C. Tobey. Slver Dollars n addton to the Slver Annversary recognton, employees who have retred from State servce snce June 14, 1962 wll also be recognzed, A purse of slver dollars correspondng to the number of years of assocaton membershp wll be presented to each one on behalf of the Crag Colony and Hosptal chapter of the Cvl Servce Employees As-socaton. Recent retree.s nclude: Hazel EHPA Ades May Gan New Benefts (Contnued from Pag:e 1) between the authorty and the state to allow authorty employees to partcpate n state nterdepartmental promotonal examnatons and vce versa; and to be placed on state preferred lsts n case of layoffs. The act was passed by the Legslature and was sgned by the governor. Unemployment nsurance. The authorty adopted an unemployment nsurance program that wll take effect July 1, Expenses. The authorty adopted a provson to pay travel and movng expenses to employees promoted or transferred. adjacent Nassau County. The pay rase proposed calls for a general boost of two grades for each employee, n addton to the normal one-step ncrement. Taken together, ths would represent an across-the-board 15 percent pay ncrease, snce the grades and steps are set up n fve percent unt«. Wage Boost Dobbs, n appealng for adopton of the pay boosts, told the county offcals that the present salary scale went nto effect after a wage survey made n 1961, thus puttng present pay levels at least two years behnd ndustry and other governmental unts. Snce that date, he sad, both the State and Nassau County, as well as prvate ndustry, all have adjusted pay scales upwards. There was no mmedate estmate of what the proposed pay boosts would cost the county. Btterly Dsapponted presdent of the New Hampton chapter, CSEA pns servce award on lapel of Frankln Mann durng the chapter's annual dnner dance recently. Captal Dstrct Conf. Plans Electon, June Meetng At Georgan Sergeant Promotons Set Asde By Court ALBANY, June 10 Nomnatons have been completed and plans are now beng arranged for the comng electon of the Captal Lxstrct Conference, Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton at the annual June meetng whch wll be held at the Georgan, Lake George, Saturday, June The one day meetng at Lake! George wll feature the electon of offcers and a general busness meetng for the Conference Plans for the day nclude a luncheon, cocktal party, banquet n the J. L. Beers, drector of admn- n callng for adopton of the evenng and dancng. Followng (Contnued from Page 1) Chrysler, Elmer Chrysler, Clfford stratve servces and toll opera- health program, costng an est- the luncheon the electon and controversy, from whch we hope M. Jones, Grace Thompson, Ber- tons, nformed all EHPA em-, mated $225,000, Dobbs sad that busness meetng are scheduled. both partes have now emerged." tha Connolly, Beatrce Wrght, ployees that the wrtten proced- county workers were btterly dsures for grevances and travel and apponted by the falure of the mttee. Margaret Flemng and Co-charman of the socal com- Fely sad "... wsh to state Wllard Brooks, Harry Wrght, that we have never had or expre.«sed any doubt as to the nte- Wllam J. Kervln, Maron Darrenbacher, Louse Spaeth, Mary lated by the authorty and ds-ladopt the measure n 1961 and ^^.j^y ^otygs of the Supern- members make ther reservatons movng expenses wll be formu- 'Republcan-controlled board to Mary Hart, have suggested that Hargraves, Myrtle Mayers, Bertha Wrght. Harold Lathan, Jen- 'near future.' the budget for the program by a lmted number of rooms avaltrbuted to each employee n the n both years, funds put n Pendent of State Polce and we as early as possble snce there are hope that we wll be able to work ne D. Rector, Ethel P. Smth, The CSEA proposals were n- Dennson were removed by the cooperaton wth hm towards Margaret Lchr, Lucy Varvaro, tated ^ at t. a ^ meetng n March * * wth Vrvf ^ (t the betterment of the workng Hazel Covay, Esther Penc, and Ernest T. Perkns, executve drector of the authorty and at- that two of Suffolk's townshps, t was ponted out by Grffng condtons of our members who Vernon Wlls. ^here." Thls s open to all present and tended by representatves of the retred employees of Crag Colony EHPA chapter and staff memand Hosptal and ther mmedate ^ers of the Assocaton. famles. The Authorty board met last Other members of the socal commttee are rwn Cameron, Joseph Lambert, Kay Lawlor, Andrew Molnar, Ruth Patoff, Edgar J. Murphy, Chrstne Tarbox, Wl- Babylon and Brookhaven, already :.,, ^ ^ have nstalled the health pro-' " commentmg on Fely s stategram and other townshps are Supermtendent Cornelus, ^ ^^^^ consderng t. AS to the pay r a statement s e, ^ made ^ ^ ^ by Jo.seph F. month and took acton on the t was noted that the system sugpersonnel tems recommended by gested would smultaneously m- Fely, presdent of the CSEA. The New York State Polce, of course, CSEA. prove the pay of all workers whle Ralpl Edsell Named wll be most happy to receve any keepng them n the same relatve salary scale postons. [suggestons for mprovement or L.. Regonal Attorney Fve Named betterment of our servce from Suffolk's two-pont plan was The New York Cty Depart- the Cvl Servce Employees Asdrawn up by Harold Scott and the ALBANY, June 10-Ralph T. ^ent of Personnel has establshed ; members of the Suffolk chapter's ^ocaton or from anyone else at Edsell, Jr., of Cedarhurst has, the elgble lst for coordnator of county legslatve commttee and ^nytune." been apponted Long sland hghway transportaton studes, later approved by the chapter's' Under the order, Cornelus ma: Fve names appear on the lst, board of drectors. contnue, on a provsonal bass untl a new elgblty lst s establshed, the appontments of the regonal attorney for the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton t was announced last week. Edsell, who has offces n Cedarhurst, has been a practcng attorney snce beng admtted to the State Bar n A graduate of Cornell Unversty and the Cornell Unversty School of Law, Edsell s a veteran Motor Vehcle Employees Transfer Assured By State (tonlnued from Page 1) can solve ths through a seres Murray sad the Cvl Servce of transfers, all concerned wll Department had "put ths on a j fnd t a more satsfactory process. 43 sergeants who were promoted after the CSEA court test began. Blues Wn Nassau Bowlng Crown af both World War and the MNEOLA, June 10 George W. Korean conflct. Pror to estab- transfer bass at the present tme ^The fact that we have sx month;s Smmons, Jr., Executve Drector llshns hs own practce, he served because t allows greater flex- j to work on t makes me optms- the Nassau County Cvl Servce as assocate counsel n Long ' blty both from te standpout of tc that all or most of the people Commsson and rvng Flaumen- sland and New York Cty law the appontng offcer and the can be taken care of," he confrms and was a tral attorney employee. The employee wll eluded. from 1953 to 1955 wth the Crm- beneft by havng some choce of nal Dvson and nternal Secur- department and locaton of work," ty Dvson of the U.S. Depart- he sad. Staff Reapponted meu of Justce. He s also coun-1 f, by December. Murray sad, sel to Josepl F. Carlno, Speaker ^ there are stll unplaced emof the New York Slate Assembly, ployees "we would resort to the Staff of New York Cty has been ALBANY, June 10 Samuel G. Edsell and hs wfe have tluee ; normal preferred lst process..." reapponted a member of chlden. Murray sad he felt that "f we State nsurance Fund. ;Jr. Reservatons for the event wll be made drectly through the Georgan Motel and reservatons cards have been suppled to all chapter presdents. Mondo Reelected Genesee-Orleans Chapter Presdent Mchael C. Mondo was recently reelected presdent of the Genesee-Orleans chapter of the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton at a meetng of the chapter at Corfu at Adrews Bowlng Alley. Other offcers elected were George Egloff, secretary-treasurer; Gerald A. Dusel, frst vce presdent; Arthur L. Greenbaum. second vce presdent; Ernest Osborn, grevance procedure representatve for operatons; and Ray- baum, presdent of the Nassau mond Everett, grevance procedure County chapter Cvl Servce representatve for laborers. Employees Assocaton, today an-' Powers. CSEA feld reprenounced that the Welfare Blues gentatve. served as the nstallng had won the County Employees ohcer for the meetng. Bowlng World Seres Champonshp. The frst place team n e\c!\ of off at Roosevelt Bawlerama n the the 'Cjunty's Fve Bowlng lea- Roosevelt Feld to determne tht lgu..5 bowled a thee gau all County Ch juponshp.

4 Page FOOT CVL SERVCE LEADER Tuecdlay, Jn«, 1963 U.S. Servce News tems ly MARY ANN BANKS Federal Annuty Boost Explaned These columns have, n the past two weeks, carred a seres of questons and answers regardng the annuty systems for Federal retrees. The nformaton was prepared by Kennedy Asks CSC To Consder Logc the Bureau of Retrement and nsurance of the U.S. Cvl Of Dues Deducton Servce Commsson. As a servce to ts readers n the Federal Servce, the concluson of ths seres s publshed ths week. Presdent Kennedy recently asked the Cvl Servce Commsson to prepare regulatons that How much wll the cost-oflvng ncrease n annuty wll be at the new ncreased rate. after the regular monthly checks amount to? Supplemental checks for studentchldren wll be ssued later. of employee-organzaton dues for wll permt voluntary wthholdng Annutes wll be ncreased by a percentage whch s equal to the 1 retred after October percent of rse n the Consume* Am enttled retroactvely to Federal employees to be effectve P'ce ndex, adjusted to the the new survvor beneft as well about January , The cost nearest one-tenth of l percent. as the ntal annuty adjustment of 5 per cent (or 4 per of ths servce wll be pad by Ror example, f the CP has rsen employee organzatons wth fees cent f retrement s after by 3.5 per cent, annutes wll be January 1, 1963)? set by the Cvl Servce Commsson. ncreased by 3.5 per cent. Yes. The supplemental check CHANGES N SURVVOR whch you receve n June wll be BENEFTS lor the total of these two benefts. At the same tme, the Presdent requested that the Commsson Type and Effectve Date of Changes study the feasblty of a smlar What changes have been made Acton Taken By C.S. plan for employees' voluntary n survvor benefts? Comm. To nsure Eqml contrbutons to Unted Funds and The changes can be classfed to natonal health and welfare nto three knd.s: Opportunty n South 1. A smaller reducton n the agences. annuty of an employee who retres and names hs wfe (or hus- ^ Cvl Servce Commsson's Atlan- Conduct and a Code of Far Prac- Under the drecton of the U.S. He also approved Standards of band) as survvor annutant. : ta regonal drector, Hammond 2. An ncrease n the amount of tces for employee-management certan survvor annutes. Smth, fve-man teams of repre- relatons under Executve Order 3. Payment of survvor annutes to student-chldren between 1 communtes to assux'e that full sentatves wll vst a seres of ages 18 and 21. When dd these changes become! opportuty to enter cvl servce FREE BOOK.ET by U. S. GOTernment on Socal Securty. Mal effectve? s gven to all ctzens, the U.S. On October 11, n general Cvl Servce Commsson announced last week. 97 Duane St.. New York 7, N.Y. only. Leader, 97 Duane Street, they apply only to persons whose annuty s based on a separaton whch occurred on October 11, These teams wll begn thenwork n Jackson, Mss., Mont- 1962, or later. f the separaton occurred before October 11, the gomery. Ala., and Nashvlle, Tenn. changes do not apply, except to certan student-chldren as explaned n another queston. vst Albany, Ga., Savannah, Ga., n md-june, the teams wll When wll these new benefts Ralegh-Durham, N. C., and be pad? Greensboro, N.C. The project may Durng the month of June, annutants (except student-chldren) who are enttled to the new ctes. be extended, n July, to other beneft wll receve a supplemental check for the accumulated n an effort to strengthen the amount of the new beneft through the month of May The regular July , check, whch pays annuty for the month of June, wll be the frst check to reflect the new beneft. There- equal opportunty program n Federal establshments, the teams wll meet wth local stallatons at the begnnng of each vst. They wll nspect Cvl Servce Examnng Operatons n the varous Federal agences, partcularly wth a vew to makng sure that nformaton about these examnatons s wdely crculated and reaches all»rea.^ of the country. The Commsson has already taken acton n Brmngham, Alabama to nsure equal opportuntes to those competng for exstng Federal job vacances, through proper publcty and a thorough recrutng program, RETREMENT Allen Treusch, a carpenter n the Department of Hghways now on termnal leave s beng congratulated by by Hghway Commssoner John T. Carroll, left, on hs retrement. Mr. Treusch, a cvl servant for over 25 years was recently cted by hs fellow employees at a retrement dnner n hs honor. 1 CHANGE YOUR FATE GRADUATE "HGH SCHOOL" Because you can AT earn HOME more, N have SPARE greater TME job securty, wn promoton faster. f you are 17 or over and have left school, you can earn a dploma. Our graduates have entered over.500 unverstes and colleges. Wrte for free Hgh School booklejt Je^lls_ho_w._ AMERCAN SCHOOL, Dept. 9AP W. 42Rd St.. New York 36. N.Y. Ph. BR Day or Nghf Send me your free 55-page Hgh School Booklet. Name Age Vddress -Apt.. 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5 Tuesday, June 11, 1%5 CVL SERVCE LEADER Page Rfv Parents n State Health Plan Warned On Benefts For Chldren Over 19 ALBANY, June 10 Employees partcpatng n the State Health nsurance Program are remnded that when dependent chldren attan ther 19th brthday they automatcally become nelgble for contnuaton of coverage, except n specal crcumstances. Te remnder came from Edward D. Meacam, Drector of Personnel Servces of the State Cvl Servce Department, and was prompted by an nqury from the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton as to what means are used to notfy employees of ther dependents' nelgblty. Meacham sad the Blue Sheld- Blue Cross corporatons have no record of those who are covered and would have no way of knowng when a dependent chld reaches age 19. t s not possble for the State to notfy parents snce we are not always notfed of the addton of dependents," he sad, "nor do we have current records of the dependents of employees of partcpatng subdvsons." He sad crcular letters are sent to all employee partcpants perodcally, and noted that "crcular letters 14 and 15 both made reference to the employee's responsblty to take whatever acton s requred when hs dependent chld reaches age 19." Because of problems concernng loss of coverage for dependent chldren that have been brought to CSEA recently, the Employees Assocaton urges all partcpants n the State Health nsurance Program to make arrangements, pror to the tme ther dependent chldren reach age 19, for converson to com- lkua NOTCE! CTATON. THK PEOPLE OF THE STATK OK NKW YOUK, By the Grace of God Frop and ldr )"nleut, TO: JOSEPH J. EDGKUTOX as >o-tru3teo ol the tru.ss under the wll of Florenos A, Ells, deceasou; ALlC: H. ADAMS ndlvduall.v «ul as co-trusee of the trust under the VU of Lous R. Adanfl, deceased; GEORGE J. ADAMS. EDWN J. ROU- LETT and THE CHASE MANH.\TTAN BANK an p.xeouto's of the wll of Elzabeth Flool Adams, deceased and H0R.\CE DES ROSEUS and FREDERCK A. DES ROSERS as exeoulors of the wll of Frederck A. Kosehush, deceased coekscutor of the wll of Tlomas AdanH, dtfcoased, buns: >er.sons nterested a.s. benefcares or otherwse of the Estate of THOMAS ADAMS. deceased, SEND GREETNG: Upon (he petton of Unted State.s Trust Con>'.n.v of New York, a domestc corporaton havn? ts prncpal place of busness at 4' Wall Street n the Cty, County and Slate oc New York. You and each of you are hereby cted to show cauce before the Surrogate's Court of the County of New York to bo held at le Hall of Records n the County of New York, ou the 0th day of July, lot.l at 10:00 o'clock n the lorenoon ot that day. why the fnal account ot procethllnrs of Frederck A. Rosebush and Vnted Stat Trust Company ot New York as executors of tle wll of Thomas Adams, deoeased, tor the perod from September 211, ll^'js down to and ucuultf February 17, 1040 and the fnal account of proceednffs of gnted States Trust Company ol New York u«tola furvvn? cxooutor of the wll of ad decedel for the perod from Feb ruany 17, UH(t down to and ncuulnu Docemlxn- -T. HO": should not bo judcal ly aettle.l and allowed and why such other and furher n-lef as the Court may doom prop'' should not be granted. N T'NTMONY WHEREOF, wo hayc caused the so:a of the Surrogate's Court of our sad County of New York to be hereunto affxed. (Seal) WTNESS. Honorable S. SAM- 'Kh D FALCO, a Suprrogate of our sad County, tho f)oth day of Mav, n the year one thousand nne hundred and suty-three. Phlp A, Donahue, Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. SPECAL CVL SERVCE COURTESY RATES NEW HOTEL C H E S T E R F E L D 130 W. 49 ST., N.Y.C. AT RADO CTY TMES SQ, 18 FLOORS 600 ROOMS PHONE CO munlty coverage or as dependent students wth Blue Cross-Blue Sheld. MV Dept. Plans Annual Boat-rde The New York Cty Department of Motor Vehcles s havng ts 9th Annual Boat-rde to Bear Mountan on Thursday, June 30th. All employees of the New York Cty and dstrct offces wshng to attend have been urged to consult ther unt or personnel supervsors for further nformaton. Screvane Chmn. The Greater New York Fund has announced that Paul R. Screvane, presdent of the Councl, Cty of New York, wll serve as charman of the Publc Servce Dvson for the 1963 campagn. The announcement was made by Hoyt Ammdon, general campagn charman for the Fund. COME, SEE THE NEWEST PATTERN STERLNG SLVER N A rchly carved rose, new a concept, tradtonal a ts superb craftsmanshp... a truly lovely desgn youh love at frst dghl BY ONEDA SLVERSMfTHS J. N. Adam Hosptal Chapter Elects Arrgo PERRYSBURO, June 10 Robert Arrgo was nstalled ALBANY, June 10 The Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton has been notfed tl\at the Dvson of Classfcaton and presdent of the J. N. Adam chapter, Cvl Servce Employees Assn., at a dnner- Compensaton has approved the reclassfcaton of senor chldren's supervsor postons to prncpal chldren's supervsor grade 12 at Hghland, Hudson and Troy. dance recently n the Gowanda Amercan Legon Post. The reclassfcaton s part of a Chapter members work at the J. N. Adam Hosptal. sx-pont CSEA appeal made to tle Socal Welfare Department Henry Gdula, CSEA regonal and the Dvson of Classfcaton representatve, also nstalled these and Compensaton on behalf of offcers: vce presdent, employees n postons n the Cottage Program Seres. Leo Hans; treasurer, Judth Crawford; secretary, Gal Ely; sergeantat-arms, Joseph Martn Jr., and Fnal approval must be granted by the Dvson of the Budget before an effectve date for the re- delegates. Charles Stewart and Jesse Morley. classfcatos can be establshed. About 150 persons attended the affar. Vto Ferro, p^sldent of the Gowanda State Hosptal chapter, CSEA, was the speaker. Housng Manager The Muncpal Cvl Servce Commsson n New Rochelle s recrutng for the poston of housng project manager whch has an annual salary range of $7,275 to $9,450. Canddates must be legal resdents of the State of New York for at least one year. For further nformaton and applcaton orm5 contact the Commsson at 515 North Ave., New Rochelle. NOW - FOR A LMTED TME ~ DURNG OUR NTRODUCTORY SALE SAVE 20% d 25% over open stock prces HOW WLL BE SAVE 5-Pc. nformal Plac«Sattlng.,«.. ^ fr.25 (knfe, fork salad fork, 2 teapoons) 6-P9. formal Place Sattlng...« (teatpom, knfe, fork, ulm fork, pla^q spoon, butter spreader) Cofd Meat Fork tt$r S (other servng peces also at 25% savngs) *7rad«mrk of Oneda Ltd. All Prces nclude Federal T«CELB SALES CO. 153 ESSEX ST. * GR S New York Frst Step n Soch Welfare Upgradngs Won By CSA Addtonal Hearng The Dvson of Classfcaton and Compensaton also notfed the Assocaton that t wll hold a hearng on the requested upgradng or reallocaton of several other ttles n the Cottage Program Seres, as requested by the Assocaton. The hearng s scheduled for June 24 at 2:30 p.m. Martn Reelected By Ulster Chapter James P. Martn has been reelected presdent of the Ulster County chapter, Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton at a recent chapter electon. Other offcers elected were Alber Ochner, frst vce presdent; Ped Paulus, treasurer; Martn Kelly, fnancal secretary and Florence Fennelly, recordng secretary. Those offcers elected for ther frst term were: Danel McMongal, second vce presdent; James P. Martn, chapter representatve and Leon Studt, Grace Wojoechowsk, and Dorothy Lacey, Board of Drectors, C t at the Cvl Servce Buldng n Albany. At the hearng, CSEA wll support the followng ttle mprovements: Assstant chldren's supervsor, grade fve to grade seven; Chldren's supervsor; grade seven to grade nne; Senor chldren's supervsor at New Hampton and the New Hampton Annex, grade eleven to grade twelve; Prncpal chld^n's supervsw', grade fourteen to grade thrteen; Head chldren's supervsor, grade fourteen to grade ffteen. n makng ts request, CSEA has ponted to the vtal role of these postons, especally n the problems of juvenle delnquency whch are of prncpal concern to te Cottage Program Seres. Vsual Tranng OF CANDTOATES Fon PATROLMAN FREMAN FOR THK EYKSGHT TEST OF CVL SERVCE REQl'KEMEXTS DR. JOHH T. FLYNN OponotrUt - OrtloUt 16 PARK AVE., N. Y. C. (SW Cor. 35th Street) MU WA The DELEHANTY NSTTUTE MANHATTAN: 115 EAST 15 STREET. Near 4 Ave. (Al Subways) JAMACA: MERRCK BLVD., bet. 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6 Page Sx CVL SERVCE LEADER TMflay^.Tme 11, 1963 J f f ^ ^CaahSL S ^ n A h t o f t ^ w L e a d e r Amevea^s Mrqent n pplsly tor Puble Employpps Member Audt Bureau of Crculatons Phlshpd enrs 1 ursttny by LEADER PUBLCATONS. 97 Duane Street, New York 7. N. Y. NC. Jerry Fnkehlfn, 'uhlsher Fan Kyer, Ktltor Joe Densy, Jr., Cly Edtor James T. Lawless, Assocote Edtor Mary Ann Banks, Assstant Edtor N. H. Mgcr, Busness Manager Advertsng Kt»rts<lalveB; A.HANY - Joseph T. Bellcw J^o. Mannng Blvd., V 2-rvtT4 KN(;M()N, N.Y. - Charles Andrews Wall Street, FEderal c per copy. Subscrpton Prce $2.22 to members of the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton. $4.00 to non-members. TUKSDAV, JL'NK 11, 1963 The Basc Rght LETTERS TO THE EDTOR Letters to the edtor must be sgned, and names Kll be wthheld from publcaton upon request. They should be no longer than 300 words and M'e reserve the rght to edt publshed letters as seems approprate. Address all letters to: BEekman The Edtor, Cvl Servce Leader, Kaplan Answers "Test rregulartes" Newspaper Column Edtor, The Leader: For your nformaton, am herewth enclosng a copy of a letter whch have today transmtted to the Edtor of the World- Telegram and Sun n connecton wth an artcle whch appeared n TJTT , that paper under date of May 24, HE basc lght of evl servants to partcpate n pro- State Court motonal of Appeals, examnatons the State's was upheld hghest by eourt, the New last week. York' A,. un< cty Hall", n whch rererence was made that two poltcally-potent mnorty group or- The unanmous decson was the result of a ease brought by Polcewoman Felca Shprtzer as the result of beng ganzatons were nvolved n a dened the rght to take an examnaton for sergeant. The"P^ "y" servce promoton case was frst argued n Supreme Court and Mss Shprtzer's premse, that she was enttled to compete n the examnaton, was upheld. The New York Cty Department of Per- You wll note that r take excepton to the nference that any organzaton of cvl servce employees, as such, s nvolved n sonnel appealed to the Appellate Dvson for a reversal. The Appellate Dvson sustaned the lower court's decson, ths department's present nvestgaton nto cvl servce and the Cty appealed, ths tme to the State's hghest court. rregu- We congratulate Mss Shprtzer on her fght for her lartes. rghts as a cvl servant. As she says, " am not fghtng for LOUS. KAPLAN the sergeant's job just want the rght to take the exam Commssoner and ether pass or fal on my merts." Department of nvestgaton Part of the basc make-up of cvl servce s the promotonal opportuntes t offers. Promotons, based on mert, are supposed to be made as the result of an examnaton. To force polcewomen to reman n one rank removes ther nterest n ther job, resultng n an unhappy employee. They do not, as Mss Shprtzer ponted out to the courts, seek to supervse polcemen, but they do want to supervse themselves n the same proposton recommended by polce Mr. Rchard Peters Edtor New York World-Telegram Sun 125 Barclay Street New York 15. N Y. Dear Mr. Peters have been very much concerned authortes throughout the Unted States. about the lead artcle n Other ctes, smaller than New York Cty have polce column called "Heard Around Cty Hall" of Frday, May 24, 1963, women superors from the ranks all apponted from the ranks. Mss Shprtzer fought long and hard for her rghts. She s to be cted as a model cvl servant and a frm belever n the mert system. Questons Answered On Socal Securty Bcldw are questons n Socal wll make over $1200 ths year, Securty problems sent n by our just put "over $1200" n the blank readers and answered by a legal; space. Ths means that you wll expert n the feld. Anyone wth not be pad any socal securty a queston on Socal Securty j checks untl you notfy us that should wrte t out and send t toyou ale elgble for payment, the Socal Securty Edtor, Cvl j * * * Servce Leader. 97 Duane St., New " am a wdower and 'v* hee retred by my company ths year. set SrO a month from socal "My wfe and together can receve socal securty benefts of $110 a month on my socal securty record. earn $20 a and and, more partcularly, wth the openng paragraph whch stated that the "Cvl Servce promoton nvestgaton nto rgged electronc punch cards has erupted nto a scandal of major proportons and has reached nto both the Polce and Fre Departments." The artcle further allege.s the nvolvment of "two poltcally-potent organzatons representng mnorty group employees n the two unformed departments." Ths artcle apparently has created an mpresson n the mnds of the publc that certan mnorty groups have been nvolved n a "phony promoton deal. " The contents of ths artcle, n my opnon, unjustly crtczes organzatons of Cvl Servce employees. The artcle s an unworthy and ungenerous treatment necurty. Recently, my former em- month, $2400 for the year. Based..of these organzatons and s ployer called me about part-tme.n these earnngs, could my «e ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^^^ ^ork at S'JOO per month for all and ' ' receve any socal securty tf next year. Can 1 get any bene- ayments?" fts next year whle 'm earnnff Yes. You and your wfe svould Yes, you would be enttled to receve $370 n socal securty vecrve $490 n socal securty benefts for the year. t s fg- $2400. ured ths way:' For your frst " am recevng: old-age benefts. $200 n earnngs, no benefts are f move to Florda, should wthheld. For the next $500 n notfy you or the post offce?" eannes, $250 n benefts s vvth- f you move, you should notfy held from your total benefts for bolh the post offce and he the year, ($1 of benefts for each Socal Securty Admnstraton. $2 of earnngs). For the next $700 ' * 'n earnngs, 700 s wthheld "On the auuul report Horn n benefts for each $1 of earnthwe s a queston askng me to ny.^^). Snce you and your wfe facts. More partcularly, ths nvestgaton s a contnung one and the facts thus far developed do not nvolve any Cvl Servce employee organzatons and, more specfcally, an organzaton "representng mnorty group employees n the two unform departments." would be very happy to receve from you and t would be most helpful n my nvestgaton any materal you may have relatng to the allegatons stated n your artcle wth respect to organzaton representng mnorty estmate my earnngs. 1 don't are enttled to $1320 n benefts re how can do ths as my em- -for the year, a total of $950 would group employees. ploynent throughout the year s have to be wthheld from your n all my experence wth orvery spotty.", benefts. Snce you and your wfe ganzatons of Cvl Servce employees, they nether condone nor The estmate you gve enables could qualfy for $110 a mouth MS to determne f any socal securty payments are due you ths of $950 on account of your earn- servce, but at all tmes acknowl- or $1,320 a year, the wthholdng promote rregulartes n cvl year. f you cannot estmate yourlnrs would stll leave you wth edge and promote ther responscxpected earnngs and fgures >uu 1370 n benefts. (Coutnued on Fnfc 7) The Veteran s Counselor By FRANK Y. YOTTO Drector, New York State Dvson of Veterans' Affars Questons on veterans' and servcemen's rghts wll be answered n ths column or by mal by the State Dvson of Veterans' Affars. Address questons to MUtary Edtor, The Leader, 97 Duane Street, New York 7, N. Y. nsurance THE FOLLOWNG artcle wll possbly serve as a remnder that certan veterans are stll enttled to apply for a form of Natonal Servce Lfe nsurance, called Secton 620 nsurance, or the dsablty nsurance. VETERANS RELEASED from actve servce on or after Aprl 25, 1951, under other than dshonorable condtons, and who have a servce-connected dsablty may apply for nonpartcpatng G lfe nsurance. GENERALLY, APPLCATON must be made wthn one year from the date the VA fnds the veteran's dsablty to be servce-connected. f the veteran s shown to have been mentally ncompetent durng any part of the one-year perod, applcaton may be fled wthn one year after a guardan s apponted or the removal of such dsablty, whchever s the earler date. VETERANS MUST BE n good health except for the servce-connected dsabltes. They may apply for ether a convertble fve-year term plan nsurance, or for any of the permanent plans to whch the condton of ther health may enttle them. F THEY ARE TOTALLY dsabled, however, they may not apply for any of the three endowment plans but may be elgble for ether term nsurance or one of the three remanng permanent plans, whch are; ordnary lfe, 20 payment lfe, or 30 payment lfe. UNDER CERTAN condtons, servce dsabled veterans nsurance may be payable to the wdow, wdower, chld, or parent where a veteran, who s other-wse qualfed, dd not apply for the nsurance and s shown to have been mentally ncompetent from a servce-connected dsablty and to have remaned so untl death, f the death occurred before appontment of a guardan or wthn one year after appontment of the guardan. Applcaton n such cases must be made wthn two years after the date of the veteran's death, unless the benefcary s also ncompetent. NFORMATON ON all types of Government nsurance may be obtaned at any offce of the New York State Dvson of Veterans' Affars, or local Veterans' Servce Agency. Veterans' Questons Answered am a veteran who was dscharged for a servce-connected dsablty. Because of that, am enttled to a specal deadlne date for a G home loan? Yes. Veterans dscharged for servce-connected dsabltes are elgble for home loans untl the maxmum deadlne, regardless of the tme they left the servce. Ths date s July 25, 1967, for World War veterans and January 31, 1975 for Korean veterans. About how many women U. S. veterans of World War are there, as compared to U. S. male veterans of ths war? About 319,000 women as compared to nearly 15 mllon men. am now recevng penson, and have a rght to swtch to the new system of payments whch took effect July 1, f decde want to swtch over, s there any deadlne before whch must make the change? No. You may make the change any tme. However, once you make t, your decson s fnal. So be sure you're rght before you swtch. Snce bought a home wth a G loan, my famly has ncreased. have used my G loan rghts, but s there any way can get a supplemental G loan for remodelng my home to provde addtonal lvng quarters? Tou may get the loan guarnteed by the VA f the holder «f your present mortgage s wllng to make the supplemental loa«. ; Elgble veterans may get VA guaranteed supplemental leans for alteratons, repars or m- provements needed to mantan ther property or to substantally mprove the lvablty of ther home. am about to retre after 20 years of Army servce. receved a Purple Heart for combat wounds durng World War. have heard that veterans get a fve-pont credt on federal job examnatons : and that servce-connected dsabled veterans or tho.^e who were j awarded the Purple Heart get 10 ponts addtonally. s that rght? j No. Veterans get a credt of fve ponts. Combat dsabled vetj erans of those who have receved the Purple Heart get a maxmum credt of 10 ponts. Wth regard to VA benefts, what perod followng the Korean Conflct s consdered to be "peacetme" servce? Actve servce begnnng Fehruary 1, am recevng compensaton for a 40 per cent dsablty ncurred n combat. Others know receve extra compensaton allowances for ther chldren under 18. Should apply for-the.se allowances for my chldren? No. Addtonal allowances for dependents are granted enly t«veterans wth dbabltes rated at 50 per cent vr hgher.

7 Tuesflay, June 11, 1963 CVL SERVCE LEADER PaR«Seven LETTERS TO THE EDTOR (Contnued from Pare 6) blty to the entre ctzenry of our Cty, Whle Cvl Servce employees may ndvdually commt and be gulty of rregulartes, n ths partcular case there s no ndcaton at ths tme that any such organzed group or groups are responsble for the rregulartes thus far dscovered. am compelled to brng ths matter to your attenton so that you may correct an mpresson created by the artcle that ethnc Cvl Servce groups n the Fre and Polce Departments or other departments or agences of the Cty of New York have been llegally nvolved as a group n ths matter. am sure that your newspaper, n the nterest of good government and communty relatons and proper reportng, wll make every effort to correct ths unwarranted and msleadng assumpton that s now beng crculated n the communty. Very truly yours, Lous. Kaplan Commssoner of nvestgaton j Be Our Guest at a Class to Prepare for OCTOBER N.Y. CTY LCENSE EXAMS Expert nstructors AR CONDTONED EVE. CLASSSES REFRGERATON OPERATOR START CLASSES THURSDAY, JUNE 13 at 7 P.M. STATONARY ENGNEER START CLASSES MONDAY. JUNE 17 at 7 P.M. Jusf Prnt Namt & Address and Brng Coupon Wth Yo» THE DELEHANTY NSTTUTE 115 EAST 15 ST., near 4th Ave., ManhaHan NAME ADDRESS POST OFFCE -ZONE Admt FREE to One Class Sesson of N.Y.C. Lcense Course Shoppers Servce Gude Help Wanted - Male RETRED CVL SERVCE AS MAL AND MESSENGER CLKRK3 (mandatory relrempnr polcy at age «.) MDTOVVN AREA; COMPANV BENEFTS, Wrte detals of exp. n fr^<t letter. Box 153 EW. 3 W 45 St. NYC ao MAN PART TME DAtLY Earn extra money workn? 0 AM-10 AM daly. Experence not necessary. FULTON & BRDGE STS., BKLYN Apply Daly «:30-3 PM, 61h Fr Employment Offce 330 DuffeUl St. Part Tme Help NO DOWN PAYMENT Start mmedately Enjoy ndependence & H Returns, can you spare o few hrs per weec colleetngr money from CON-OP machnes? Ths n a chance to jon n the rapdly Expandng- and jcratve Con-Op ndustry. f you are sncere can furnsh references Call YU 0-03*;J, ext. 17. TYPWRTER BARGANS Smllh-$17.50; Underwood-$32.60: othen Pearl Brot., 476 Smtb, Bkn, TR S-30t!4 Applance Servces Sales A Senrct recond. Refnn, Store. Waah Machnes, combo slnka. Guarantee! TRACT REFRGERATON CT B 140 SU A 1204 Castle HlU Ar. Bm. TRACT SERVCNG CORP. Addng MoehlMs Typewrters 25 Mmeograpls Addressng Machnes OuBrmnteml. Ala Ke»*to. Rep«ln ALL LANGUAES TYPEWRTER CO. OBelsea S W. CSrd ex.. NEW TOKK 1. N. T. Men's Fne Clothes Factory To Wearer SAVE LGHTWEGHT CLOTHES ON SUMMER KOW KELLY CLOTHES, nc. 621 RVER STREET TROY 2 blocks No. of Hoosek Sf. Frrpar* For Toof $35- HGH -$35 SCHOOL DPLOMA //V 5 WEEKS GET your Heh School EaulTAlency Dploma whcu la ths legal equtva lent o 4-years of Hlrh School. ThU Oploma s accepted for Cvl Serrlce posltloq) aad ether purpok. ROBERTS SCHOOL 517 W. 57tb St.. New York 19 PLaza Please send me FREE nformaton. H3L Name Address :ty J»h. N^ 1879, THOMAS KDSOX PRODUCED the frst co?/mercally practcal ncandescent electrc lan p. Hs nventon freed hmaty from ts age^ old dependence upon ol or gas fhme for lhmua^ ton, launchng a eu' era n safety and progress. Poneers n Protecton Just as Edson's genus was frst to drve away the deepest shado\\'s of nght, freeng manknd from much of ts prmtve fear of nghtfall,.. so tlc Sl ATEWDE P.AX was tlc frst program of protecton aganst the costs of hosptal, surgcalmedcal and major medcal care for the employees of the State of New York. Ths three-part program Blue Cross, Blue Sheld and Major Medcal offers most State employees, actve or retred, the most lberal benefts at the lowest possble cost. That's why more than 425,000 State employees and employees of many local subdvsons of New York State and ther dependents are now subscrbers. f you are not a subscrber and would lke all the facts on the STATEWDE PLAN, see your payroll or personnel offcer. / / m SCHOOL o m o M A 11 you ur«over '41, you run ««<-ur«m Hgh Kchuol Dlplumat Acceptel fur Cvl Servce pultlou. Our uufe wll prepare you la short (lue outntdlk faculty low ratm full Mr. Jerome at K )!-M>OU. MONROE SCHOOL OF lusness. Tremont & Beton Rd., Bronx Kl BLUE CROSS BLUE SHELD' ABANV BcFfAtX) JAMESOWN NEW YoRfcL l<lk;»t5tr SYRAC/SC UnCA WATEHTOVrf.

8 P«g«Eght CVL SERVCE LEADER TfMlay, Tmr 11, 1<)63 YOUR HOST- MCHAEL FLANAGAN PETT PARS RESTAURANT ACCOMMODATONS FOR PARTES. - OUR COTLLON ROOM, SEATNG 200 COMFORTABLY COLD BUFFETS, $2.50 UP FULL COURSE DNNERS, $2.70 UP BUSNESS MEN'S LUNCH OAK ROOM $ TO 2:30 FKEE PARKNG N RRAR 1060 MADSON AVE. ALBANY Phone V or V The TEN EYCK Hotel LNDKR THE NEW MANAfEMKNT OF SrlNE lotk.^ W.L CONTME TO HOXOK SPECAL RATES FOR N.Y.S. EMPLOYEES PLUS ALL THESE FACLTES Free Parkng Free Lmousne Servce from Albany Arport Free Laundernn Lounge Free Coffee Makers n the Rooms Free Self-Servce ce Cube Machnes Free Use of Electrc Shavers Make Your Reservaton Early By Callng HE n N.Y.C. Call MU SGHNE TEN EYGK HOTEL State & Chapel Sts. Albany, N.Y. h. <u HOTEL Wellngton DRVE-N GARAGE AR CONDTONNG. TV No parkng problem of Albony' largest hotel... wth Albany's only drve-n garage. You'll lke the comfort and convenence, tool Famly rates. Cocktal lounge. 136 STATE STREET OfPOSTE STAT CAPTOL (^J^ See your frundly (rove/ agent. S'LCAL H LhkL KALS hoh EXTl'lNDKD STAYS o > Tentatve Battalon Chef Key The New York Cty Department of Personnel has released the tentatve key answers for Part, of the promoton examnaton to battalon chef (Fre Dept.), No. 9716, whch was gven on June 1. Protests must be fled before June 25 at mdnght. 1,B; 2.D; 3,A; 4,0; 5,D; 6,B; 7,A; 8,0; 9,A; 10,C; 11,D; 12,B; 13,A; 14,A; 15,B; 16,B; 17,A; 18,C; 19,C; 20,B, 21,B; 22,A; 23,D; 24,D; 25,B; 26,B; 27,0; 28,C; 29.C; 30,C; 31,B; 32,0; 33,B; 34,C; 35,B; 36,B; 37,0; FREE BOOKLET by U. S. Government on Socal Securty. Mal only. Leader, 97 Duane Street, New York 7, N. Y. Sfotm SYRACUSE. OubbuC^ NEW YORK Opp. N.Y.S. Bdg. 200 ROOMS r^e^c^^t?" FREE PARKNG FREE TELEVSON FREE CE CUBES ON EACH FLOOR SELF SERVCE Famly Owned and Operated Famous Kesarants Ccx:ktal Lounge Excellence of Cusne and excellenca of Servce combned wth a frt«ndly«homelke atmosphere. 38.B; 39,D; 40.C. 41,D; 42,C; 43,A: 44.C; 45,A; 46,B; 47,B; 48,0; 49,B; 50,D; 51,B; 52,D; 53.D; 54,A; 55,A; 56.D; 67,D; 58,B; 59,0; 60,D. 61.A; 62,A; 63,A; 64,0; 65,0; 66.D; 67,D; 68,A; 69,0; 70.A; 71,D; 72,B; 73,0; 74.B; 75,D; 76,B; 77,A; 78.D; 79.D; 80.C M. SMERLNG... has the temptaton of Speech Therapsts Speech pathologsts, audologsta and audologst-speech pathologsts, at $8,045 to $11,995 a year re wanted for duty at Veterans Admnstraton nstallatons throughout the Unted States and Puerto Rco. nformaton and applcatons WONDERFUL Needed; $8,045 & Up may be obtaned from your local post offce, or from the U.S. Cvl Servce Commsson's nformaton and Examnng Offce, 800 E. 8t. NW., Washngton 25, D. C. TO BUY, RENT OR SELL A HOME PAGE 11 BEAUTYREST YOURS FOR BETTER SLEEPNG Beontyn GO AHEAD, gve n. Take a few momenfs away from those unendng homrmakwr tasks and let Beautyrest refresh you for your busy hours yet to come. You'H soon dscover the wonderful rest (hat can be yours, just by pausng everyday for what we lke to call the Beautyrest hour. BEAUTYREST, the mattress where comfort begns and backache ends. Because Beautyrest has separate back-supportng sprngs that push up under the small of your back, you enjoy true body-fttng comfort. And these same separate sprngs means sngle-bed comfort even n a double bed... the heavest husband can't lstwrb hs wfe's rest when he turns n hs sleep. There's no rollng together. Beautyrest wll never, never sag..4n1> ECONOMY... t's there n Beautyrest. Every endurance test proves ths s the mattress that lasts 3 tmes longer than ordnary connected col mattresses. SO COME N TODAY. Make your selecton from 24 models. Twn or full sze, tulted or new qulted Beautyrest stll only $ Budget Accounts Complete Lne of Fne Furnture M. SMERLNG. NC. 406 Roc!«awcy Avenue Dl the new Automatc Turntable Model AT6 Deluxe RECORD CHANGER by Brooklyn, N.Y. Est ARCO CVL SERVCE BOOKS and all tests PLAZA BOOK SHOP 380 Broadway Albany. N. Y. Mal & Phone Orders Flled Mcdel AT6 MAVFLOWER ROYAL COURl A'AKTMENTS - Furnsled. Unfurnshed, and Rooms, Phone HE (Albanyt ALBANY BRANCH OFFCE FOK NKOKMArUN rekanllnv a>«eru>ld( r^ane wrte or call JOSEPH T. BKXEW 303 so MANNl.NU BLVD. ALBANY 8 N Y 'luor.e V n Tme of Need, Call M. W. Tebbutrs Sons 176 State 12 Colvn Albany Albany HO Kenwood Delmar HE »<'r r VruK of UktKklt'U 'lful hr'tt'e Ths nstrument unequalled n features and performance except by Garrard's own Type A s desgned for a clean, crsp, professonal appearance. The AT6 provdes professonal performance whether you are operatng at 16, 33 1/3, 45, cr 78 RPM, automatcally or manually. Stylng blends v^th any decor or assocated components. PROFESSONAL TYPE. BALANCED TONE LMTED SPACE ARM DESGN PACKARD ELECTRONCS CORP. 33 UNON SQUARE WEST New York 3, N.Y. OR OR

9 Tpfflay, June CVL SFRVTE, KADF. Pfljp Nn. v. wr-'t-.v -v 5 An ExtraordnarySAVNGSEvent! Lmted Tme Only! GENERAL EL 23" Daylght n Detorator'Styhd H'Boy or Lo'Boy Consoles NOTlttsemhes! NOT Table Models on a Basel HOT Consolettesl [ACH S A FACTORY-FRESH CONSOll wfh the latest 1963 Features! Top Controls easy to see and use out of youngster's reach Bult-n Antenna fo* all*around recepton Automatc Gan Control for best pcture stablty, control and sound under varyng sgnals Set-and-Forget Volume Control preselected volume remans same each tme set s turned on 23 n. dagonal m«a8uremen 282 sq. n. vewabl«pctura Famous "Daylght Blue" Pcture square-cornered screen wth GLAREJECTOR Rch Clear-as-Llfe Sound bg 8" Dynapower speaker Full Power Transformer Precson-Etched Crcut Board Compactron new mult-functon tube for mproved relablty NO DOWN PAYMENT! Easy Weekly Terms! AMERCAN HOME CENTER, NC. THRD AVENUE AT 40TH STREET, NEW YORK CTY CALL MU

10 Page SSxtMn CVL SERVCE LEADER Tuesday, Jnr 265, REAL ESTATE 1 Carefree FLORDA Retrement = or Vacaton Lvng n Natchez Co-op Garden Apt. Buldng Located n Golden Ules, Mam Just completed. Facet open Beoch area, V ml* to Beach waterway. Fhng 100 yrdt. & Golf. Larqe swmmng pool, from door. ShfFleboard. Total wall to wall carpetng, tove prce $7,350 ($1,600 down). & refrgerator. $»3 per mo. pays everythng. For brochure and dofallt wrte: ROBERT R. AKEN, Bulder (Formtr N.Y. Polce Copt.) 300 Layne Blvd., Hallandale, Fla. lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllll Propertes N. Y. State PCTURKSQHK country eslals. 3 acres, beaulfully laklsfmjec. tt room house, nod\ mpvta. $1(1,000. NEW nodn 4 rm nn?.. nsulated, modn ktchp, dec. rante, retrserator. Larfe lol. $({.000. CHOCE lot". $.'0n to $1,000 per acre. Excellent locuton, panoramc vew>. Off Rt. 3S. M. Lown, Shandaken, N.Y., Dal»H OV 8-S>$»rt4, For Sale - Rensselaer County Sl'MMKK <'OTT.\r.K 70 ArtES. (OOD SMUNG. Clear-water creelv wlel (an 1)0 dammed for pond. West Steplenlown area, " m n oft Rt on sool conly roads. Electrcty n. Some meadow, some woodland. Good for development. Wto Qunn, H Oathout Lane. Lalhan, N.Y. or call after 6 p.m. COUNTRY LVNG WTH ALL CTY CONVENENCES WORLEY HOMES Corner of Hopewell Road (Whte Corners Road) and Route 82, Hopewell Juncton, New York. DRECTONS Take Taconc State Parkway to Hghway 52 to Route 376 to Route 82, left on 82 to Models. Splt Ranches $14,500 FAMLY ROOM OR EXTRA BED- ROOMS & 3ND HATH OPTONAL 3-Bedroom Ranches $12,500 CAPE CODS $11,500 Large Lots, Fully Landscaped Blacktop Drveways Concrete Walks NO DOWN PAYMENT $82 PEK MONTH PAYS PRNCVVL NTEREST & TAXES X)WER nown PAYMENTS AKKANCED MODELS 9PEN DALY For nformaton or Evenng Appontment Call Dal.9l4 AX Lots For Sale fl'lllngklkm) (trdes on approxmately -lt(.xlo(t wth ex>tn! r car garage and approved hldn^ plans for famly house..dc.lm TH-O 130 Koatl 1,500. VLLA JA Forms & Acreages Sullvan County Ctt N 'ljv 'UO'HUTY K.rnn JK' - Hntfs. Acrcatff 11. K..KU, SWAN JVKK, N.Y, Farms & Acreages - N.Y.Stote SaMto^n spru.;s Lve Kent Free PH'S NfOM:. newly remodel.'ed, a bld^s. 4 g rden apl>., lawn, frut trcet, Krapd arbor. No resdental m'c. Closu to cverylu S.nMtlce $1(1,500. er/.uk, Ml.KUOU, SurtuKU t^prugv, NV POULTRY FARM, owner retrng:. $32,000 gros* ncome. 64 acres edjre town. P'urnsled 10 room home whte lej horns. Tractor. $15,000. WMPLE REALTOR, Sloansvlle, NY. Farms & Acreages - Ulster Co. 9 KNT MOTEL, U.S hway. 0 acres fully equpped restaurant. ncludes 3 famly resdence. 3-car Baraye. $:!.'>,000 Charles Ereedman Affency, Accord, NY Kerhonkson Farms & Acreages Greene County TO SETTT.E estate, rn homes, lake rfc'lts,.'t'l" acres, $15,000 all 4 RMS & BATH, retrement home, ol heat, full cellar, near churches Sc Keeral store $ T.VVEUN, small hotel on well traveled hsrhway. full lcense wth packag-e permt. $18,000. MAURT REALTY Palenvlle, NY Dal 518 OR S-.l.TT) Catskll. NY, Dal 618!H:t-;O«l Farms & Acreages Columba County rhoce LOTS & AfKKACES FROM $10 DOWN $10 MONTHLY 2000 ft. prvate hcch on 10 mle COPAKE LAKE Water skng:, free lockaee..1 folf courses. Kull prje from $!!»,nspect ths valuable land now for your retn>ment homeete whch can he purchased on such an exceptonally ea.sy plan. hours from N.Y.Cty. Wrte for Brochure. Offce near Shell St.tton on Shore. Lakeshore Acres, Copake, N.Y. For Sale Mass. Summer Home 30 MNS. TANGLEWOOD, Gt. Barrnfrton. Early Cape Cod, modernzed, sturdy, 6 rooms, (raa floor, furnace, concrete pato, on Trout brook, trple track storm wndows, shade boulder, concrete foundaton,.5/8 acre, metal roof. Completely furnshed. $6,900..akes, camps, sports area. One mle Greyhound Bus, store Keresey, Strout Realty, Stockbrdfe, Mass. LKUAL NOTCE CTATON. THE PEOPLE OK THK STATE OK NEW YORK, By the Grace of God, Free anl ndependent, To Attorney General of the.state of New York: The Cty of New York, Departnu'nt of Hosptals; and to '"Mary Doe" the name ".Mary Doe" bens: fcttous, the allesred wdow of Harry Petzuck, also known as Harry Petp.uch, deceased, f lvntr and f dead, to the executors, annstrators, dstrbutees and ass^no of "Mary Doe" deceased, whose names and post odce addresses are unknown and cannot after dlgent nqury be ascertaned by the pettoner heren; and to the dstrbutees of Harry Petzuck, also know;* as Harry Petzuch, deceased, whose names and post offces addres.seg are unknown and cannot after dlseat mury be ascertaned by the pettoner leren: bentr the persons nterested as credto«, dstrbutees or otherwse n the estate of Harry Petzuck, also known as Harry Petzuch, deceased, who at the tme of hs death was a resdent of 38l» Second Avenue, New York, N.Y. Send GREETNG. Upon the petton of The Publc Admnstrator of the County of New York, havng- hs offh) at Hall of Reoords, Room ;01>, Borough of.manhattan, Cty and County of New York, as admnstrator of the Koods, chattcu and credts of Mad deceased: You and each of you are herel)y cted to slow cause before the Surrogate'* Court of New York County, held at the Hall of Records, n the County of New York, on the 9h day of July, :03, at ten o'clock n the forenoon of that d.y, why the account of proceedng:* of The Publc Admnstrator of the County of New York, as admnstrator of the euods, chattels and credts of sad del-eased, should not he judcally Bcttled,. N TESTMONY WHEKEOK. We have cause the seal of the Surrojate's Court of the sad County of Now York to bo hereunto atlxed. (Seal) WTNESS, Honorable a. SAM- UEL ) KALCO, a Surrogate of our sad County, at the County of New York, the t.'oth day of May. n the year of our Lord one thousand uue hundred and sxtythroe. Phlp A, Donahue, 'l'k uf the Surrofale' Court. Delehanty Offerng Drver Educaton, Hgl School Classes Regstratons are now beng accepted at Delehanty Hgh School, Merrck Boulevard, Jamaca, for the summer sesson. A drver educaton course approved by the Amercan Automoble Assocaton as well as both the State Dept. of Educaton and the State Dept. of Motor Vehcles, wll commence on Tuesday, June 25. Ths tranng wll qualfy for unrestrcted drvng lcenses at age 17 and earn substantal reducton of annual auto nsurance premums. A recent offcal survey by the Dept. of Motor Vehcles revealed that those completng the approved course have acheved mpressve safety records. They were nvolved n 22% fewer accdents and 50% fewer volatons than other youthful drvers. Delehanty classes n arthmetc and englsh for students n the upper grades of elementary schools wll begn on Monday, July 1. Commencng the same day, a course n basc typewrtng wll be offered for those who may wsh to develop typng sklls for busness or personal use. The followng Monday, July 8, a full program of hgh school subjects wll be avalable for students repeatng or advancng. Summer classes wll be held n the forenoon only, wth the excepton of the drver educaton course. SPECAL DSCOUNTS To All CTY. STATE & FEDERAL EMPLOYEES ON 1963 RAMBLERS NVESTGATE! TRAD RAMBLER 13«6 39th Street (Bet. 13th A 14tb Aves.) BROOKLYN UL NEW 2 FAMLY HOMES ALL BRCK WTH GARAGE AND PATO PLACD LOCATON 6V2 Room Duplex Apt. 4V2 Rooms Rental Unt NEWEST DESGN FOR LUXUROUS LVNG * 1963 Hollywood ktchen wth dshwasher, wall ovens, counter top ranges wth stanless steel hood, 2 refrgerators, choc* of 5 colors. * 29 foot lvng room. * Beautful dual colored tled master bathroom, overszed bath tub total baths. * Oak floors throughout. * 12 walk-n closets. * Cyclone fence around backyard. * Bult-n ar-condtoners sleeves n all rooms. * Concealed telephone wres throughout buldng. Other features: Full basement, landscapng, copper gutters and leaders, brass plumbng, castron plumbng fxtures. All Cty utltes, crcut breakers, 200 amp. servce to meter. MNMUM DOWN PAYMENT $6,000 (Owner's Tofaf Monthly Expenses, No More Than A Nce Apartment} CALL NOW FOR APPONTMENT GL Hour Servce PRMA REALTY 1146 Bushwck Avenue (Sole Exclusve Agent) SENSATONAL NEW DEAL! r FOR-CVL SERVCE EMPLOYEES RAMBLER ' ON TH2 'ALL NEW M OTOR TREND AWARD "1963 CAR OF THE YEAR' ^KTS thatswgot wgwn _ ^umr B-y DRKCT drect f Ne, ^.. 48 MOMTHS' TOPMl,, j^t W W B M W B A T E S Dealer «SAVE Our prces,re,, -"awe.b.sped., B u ^ " t lo yourself.' H«w Tm Mrfa'f dety psasar* of owng >lm«rfc«'«h* Campat Car. COST* USS lo H COSTS less ( rn H 'GUAKAMmo sttva SAmAoor JACK SCHECTER^ LEADNG AUTHORZED RAMBLER DEALER 1700 JEROME AVE., BRONX-CY (Near 174 ST. Block North of Cross Bx Expressway) ()Pt:.N TO 9PM '

11 Teelay, June 11, 1963 CVL SERVCE LEADER Page Eleven REAL ESTATE LONG SLAND Long sland Long sland NTEftRATED 5 OFFCES READY TO SERVE YOU! Call For Appontment SOUTH OZONE PARK VCNTY DETACHED, huge 7 room house, modern bath, scence ktchen, full basement, ol heot, chuck full of extras, beng sacrfced by anxous owner wth excellent reasons for sellng. Prce only $13,500. Cv. $400. Gl No Cash. ACT FAST! L NORTHERN BLVD. CORONA CORONA $14,000'2 famly $12,500 LEGAL 2 FAMLY LEGAL 2-famly, separate entrances, terrfc deol for G.. FULLY detached, 8 mmaculate Good ncome property, ol heat, rooms, 2 modern ktchens, 2 full boement, nr. schools, shopconvenent baths, full basement,, p g ond transportaton. No ol heat, overse plot. Must cosh 61, only dscharge and be sold at once. No cosh Gl. closng fees. $10 wll hold to LVE RENT FREE contract. JA JA ROCKAWAY BLVD HLLSDE AVE. so. OZON PARK JAMACA Roosevelt and Hempstead Offces Ad on Ths Page BETTER REALTY ALL 5 OFFCES OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK FROM 9:30 A.M. TO 1:30 P.M. CAPE COD $9,000 MA NASSAU ROAD ROOSEVELT BRAND NEW HOMES NO CASH DOWN 2-FAMLY, 12 rooms, 6 bed. rooms. 2 baths, S2,700 down. COZY, 2 bedroom house wth 1-FAMLY ranch, 6 rooms, 3 expanson attc, ready for 2 bedrooms, 1 both, S,700 down, at these fne locatons n more, plus eat-n ktchen, large Hempteod, Westbury, Bellmore. Excellent mortgage terms bg rooms, modern both, full orronged. Also h-ranches and bosement and garage. $ ,000 re-soles. Gl no cash. month pays all. Pay lke rent. V South Frankln St. HEMPSTEAD BETTER REALTY ALL 5 OFFCES OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK; 9:30 A.M. TO 8:30 P.M. Entegrcted ^^^ ^ JUST A PHONE CALL NOW! WLL GET YOU YOUR CALL NOW HOME! tk > takd NS $800 DOWN J'/ molern rooms, ' baths, fnshed basement, ol heat and extras, klol S $26 A WEEK 2 famly, 4 and 3 rooms, fnshed basement, everythng modern. HOMEFNDERS. Fleldstone LNDEN BLVD.. ST. ALBANS EVKlSlPE UHVB.» av pru.v. uarvmwu nlwracal. rurulthml TB^ fklvv Suffolk County, L... N.Y. BHKNTWOOP l«)r«co»urt, Caut, 4 V.tlruuu* t^ooo 1^160 (luwn (Vntral Ul >. 8 t,«.tlrooam '&ub, kauke, YO UUO, t'mnt foo aao Brentwool lot* Cdn- SfbSflt Mol,JDORLN HEALTY, 32 >>t Avt l«ulwubd lvn* 610 lh Ltd. Belford CVU D. W, Horty. Vlfl Jr..! Broker W WP.^. ^ VNFrHNJSHKD, TR Brooklyn, N. Y. J and 4 room aptc, CAMBRA HEGHTS $16,990 h jat OK. Hultd brkk. f bt» )u«, H btld, toloed btlh, «uu;>o) bk'vn'ut, tottutlful vfttdfo. t 1. no cuttu. Olbrt»7»0 <1own. lm lubvn wth; LONG SLAND HOMES Ulln^* KK BUY AT S T R D E WHY PAY MORE! ST. AT.HANS ^M.nOO Detached Colonal Lovely home, modern htchen and bath. Hgh Gl mortgage. See ths today. SPRNGFELD GBN9.!Fe,500 Brck Bungalow Brck bungalow, 10 yrs young, all rooms on one floor. Automatc heot. Lots of extras. Garage, truly a wonderful buy, WE HAVE APT. RENTAL SERVCE STRDE REALTY HO HOLLS $16,990 D<Maehf(l brc k Colonal Tudor.!> rmg, 6 bedromt, ^ balls. fnf^lud basfncnt, garatre. Beallfl tarlfn Mol. Kxras! ('lose to gcloolc. fhoppng-, fhway bus. G.. no cash nfhled. Others onlv down. LONG SLAND HOMES C.H-' HllNde Ave. KK 1r HOLLS $16,990 «YK.\R OT.D BRCK CORXKR Vacant, ;t LarRe Bnlroonn. Ths rtra Jlodert Home, Stnattd on Lar(;e Landscaped Mot, Must b«sold Due 10 lllh'bs. All Applances, EvcrylhnK Goes. CAMBRA HTS. G.T. RESALE $21, year old brck, l^pal 2 Kaml.v, by<j & 3 Room Aplf. Ultra Modtrn Ktchens & Haths, (larae, nan.v extras, Mtst Sacrfce, Lock, Slock. & Barrel, Move rbhl n. Gl NO CASH FHA $690 DN. QUEENS HOME SALES JTO-13 HllKlle AT«., Jamnlc* OL GOOD BUYS SPRNGFELD GDNS. 2-FAMLY DETACHED, Cape Cod style brck and shngle, 4 rooms up, 5 down, ol heat on lovely 40x- 115 ft. plot wth oversed garage. Lovely ncome buy at $ 2 7, JAMACA N EXCELLENT condton, 1- famly, 6 rooms wth economcal gas heat for ncome or small famly. Reasonably prced at $ 1 0, HAZEL B. GRAY LBERTY AVE. JAMACA AX Bronx WHY PAY RENT? A FNE SULKCTON 1-FAMLY HOMES -MANY LOCATONS $1,500 CASH DOWN SLHOUETTE TU O'K.N 7 DAYS 1296 EAST GUNHLL RD BX. NTEGRATED W ' ^ ^ ^ H. fr JAMACA ^ A k HOUSE FOR RENT a : lute BEDRMS 4 heat, modern both, mmedote Automatc ktchen and occupancy. $135 Month U-NEED-A OL Rockawoy Blvd. ^ VALVES NTEGRATED 3 CONVENENT OFFCES AT HEMPSTEAD & VCNTY STOP! LOOK NO MORE! WE HAVE HOMES YOU DESRE MEMORAL WEEKEND MOST DESRABLE SPECALS OF THEM ALL BEAUTFUL 5 room bungalow. MODERN Colonal. 8 room en stuated on 60x100 ncely landscaped plot, overszed garage, wall carpet, loads of extras, 2 closed porch, pato, wall-fo> basement, ol heat. Only $400 car garage, 55x100 plot, e^f down. heat. $700 down. HEMPSTEAD FREEPORT TWO FAMLY COMPLETE NEW LVE RENT FREE CUSTOM BULT COLONAL style 2 famly, 5 H-RANCH down, 4 up. plus fnshed basement wth ktchen, 3 ktchens n SX EXTRA LARGE ROOMS. 2 ol, ol heat, 60x100 plot. Good baths, oakwood floors, wall ncome. excellent condton. oven, full basement. 55x100 good for professonal. Must see! o'' heat. Qualty home at to appprecate. Exclusve area. " buy. Full prce $11,990. Extras. HEMPSTEAD ; LST REALTY CORP. O'EN 7 DAYS A WEEK 14 SOUTH FRANKLN STREET, HEMPSTEAD. L.. V Drrctona: Take Southern State Parkway Ext. 19, Pcnntula Buulevard under the brdge to South Frankln Street ROCKAWAY BLVD.. SO. OZONE PARK JA HLLSDE AVE., JAMACA OL OL ntegrated BEST BUYS Gl No Cash Down So. Ozone Pork Only $14,990 All Brck 6 Large Rms Economcal Gas Heat Garden Plot Mony Extras $96 Mthly Mtg Pymnt. Sprngfeld Gordens Only $13,990 Fully Detached Overszed Rms Modern Ktchen Garage Automatc Gas Many Extras $84 Mthly Mfg Pymnt. Near School, Shoppng and Transp. U-NEED-A OL Rockav/ay Blvd. NTEGRATED Hols Erglsh Manchester Cotonal NO CASH G.. $16,000 1 >1 UMFlCK.NT SZK K(»(»MS K\T(l\< A!) T. J.l\l\<; KOOM, KNOTTY 'NK KK KN, U.VNQKT Sl/.K l)m\< KO(»M. 'l l 8 \l \STKK sl/k KKDKOOMS. DKT\( 111:1)*, rm)l K^MOVM.V 1 \M)- V \'K> 'l (T, WTH <\l{\(;k, S (M \TK) ON \ l(k<>k()rs TK fc- LNK) ^TK KT, N TK HKST SW TlUN H' TOWN, E-S-S-E-X HLLSDE AVE. JAMACA Take 8th Ave. ' ' Truln tu 8tl h Blvd. Slatun. Ol'bN 7 1>AV8 A WEEK AX Farms & Acreages Ulster Co. ACC'ESSl.E wook-l aoreate. jons acfb, fctatt ownul lorett. Hnn,' & tmt area. TcrnS. Howard T-wUfe', KtrhonUon, N.V. Cambra Heghts Queens EN<l. vh T DOH, bru, 42x100, A1 con- Od, t Jatb 'utjk. hy'uun jalo. txru)!. 'rcjutt only. to s Farms & Ac. - Delaware Co. FULL. 'UCE 'St.eOO 3 BEDUOOM hofct. ull utlllee. Karate. Newly (lecoruled & tmred. Very eauy ttnt. Huultou Htully, 8lutu(orl, N.Y, Queens so OZONE Park, Jnlly dhuhed C roora Colonal, lull baht^nl. sarukt. MU^ VLLA JA f.a«3«

12 TWCT* CVL SERVCE LEADER Tw>»aay, June 11, BENRUS WATCHES TOWARD A REAL F.KE WATCH, A 1962 BENRUS f 3 ^ vo^ YEARS ^Qy J EVERY BENRUS WATCH MOVE- MENT MUST P E R F O R M PROPERLY FOR 3 FULL YEARS OR BENRUS WLL REPAR OR REPLACE T FREE BROADWAY NEW YORK 1. N. Y. MU YourCbcof/l ^ ^

13 Tesdy, June 11, 1963 CVL SERVCE LEADER Page Thrteen The frst of two Summer "Festa Tours" to Mexco va Eastern Arlnes jets s closng for reservatons wthn the next week. Ths tour s open to members of the cvl servce communty, ther famles and ther frends. VACATONS PLEASANT ACRES Dal Catskll Leeds 5. N.Y. At NYState Thruway Ext 21. Go Rght ^Modern - Actve Roeort - Accom. 250 f Spacous Room - Prvate Slowore f Olympc Style Pool r Kclle Wadng Pool f Popular Band Entertanment nffhtly r Beautful Cocktal LounRc-Bar f Wde Varety of Sport* f Tree hearty meals a day f Fnest talan-amercan Cun)e f Free color brochure and rates Specal From May 30+h fo June 28th CflK A WEEK M A DAY 9«fUDBL0CC. N^DBLOCC. J. HACSTO & 80N Tour' To Set For June and July There are two departures for Mexco ths summer; one on June 29 and another on July 13. The prce of $495 for the complete tour apples on both dates. The Mexcan holday program comes as the result of requests followng the popular Hawaan tours prevously offered cvl servce personnel. Leavng from New York, the tour group wll fly drectly to Mexco Cty and be Hawaan Tour HEMPSTEAD, June 10 rvng Flaumenbaum, presdent of the Nassau chapter, Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton has extended an nvtaton to cvl servants to vacaton wth members of the chapter n San F-ancsco, Hawa and Las Vegas. Round trp fare for ths S-day tour s $489 whch ncludes all but meals. For further nformaton, contact rvng Flaumenbaum, Box 91, Hempstead, Long sland. welcomed at the hotel there by a cocktal party. Durng the days n the naton's captal, the vstors wll attend a bull fght, vst the famous "floatng gardens" of Xochmlco. vst the world renowned Shrne of Guadalupe and take a long strde nto the past wth a vst to the ancent cty of temples and pyramds near Mexco Cty. Acapulco ncluded The low ponts wll rate as bg as the hgh ponts when tour members vst exotc Acapulco down on the Pacfc Ocean and also go hgh nto the mountans to stay n the skytop resort of San Jose Perua, placed n a settng of waterfalls, gardens and swmmng pools. Pcturesque Mexcan vllages also wll be vsted as well as Taxco, one of the most favored and well known smaller ctes, a shoppng paradse for slver products and hand-crafted merchandse. Where To Apply The prce of $495 ncludes the round trp ar transportaton, all hotel rooms, all meals except whle n Mexco Cty, where some breakfasts are ncluded, sghtseeng, and several specal features whch are descrbed n the attractve brochure that may be had by wrtng to the followng address: For June 29 departure: Claude E. Rowell, 64 Langslow St., Rochester, Telephone GR For July 13 departure: John J. Hennessey, 276 Moore Ave., Kenmore, 23, N. Y. Telephone TF Or, for ether departure: Cvl Servce Travel Club, nc., Tme & Lfe Bldg., New York, 20, N, Y JU SPECAL LOW RATES FOR STATE EMPLOYEES AT DALY PER PERSON * Rght at Grand Central * Garage servce avalable * All transportaton nearby * Arlne buses at door Have your famly jon you at specal Weck-End rates (Frl. thru Sun.) $7.00 per adult (3 adults n room; chldren under 14 free n «ame room), ncludes prvate bath and full breattfaet (60o for each chld's breakfasts THE HOTEL COMMODORE St. at lexlmtton a 'ark A»fs.. rk nwkk wwmmw/wkc ^ ^ ^^ on beaufuf lake GEORGE MANOR AND COTTAOeS Damond rt.l.'.ny U en.v«y 18-Stpt. 30 RWMnka rat«< ncuot tl 2m-. maals and delux* ccc' f'mtdattnf. Entertnmtnl. '1.US FREE Wat»r Sknn SpMdboat Rdtt, FREE sa of ndosrheatfd» «Pool-FREE Sport. and Beach faclto, Cacktal Launtr. Snack Bar. Ntw htuclun«csttava teasonal or weakly. mmarftaca R«s«rvA(ant n» ctan Ln<n«Ktt 4->e> For Father^s; Day! For Craduatot! COLONAL VLLA6E on BEAUTFUL LAKE GEORGE Es'pe lle crowds... enjoy the Real Lale George t Superb food, lovely aocomod.. all water eports, dacnr. coctal lounpe... al thc, for as low as wk. & up. Color «ool<let S. Colonal Vllage, Bolton Landng 7, MY Tel.: Bolton N. H. 4-!)l53 Fun for everyone! >n(1 chld n same to room free.. every roon wth TV, Fre* Self. 'arkng:. NKW VOKK.O N«w Jersey. nl»-8:00, ext. 3 S««Yowr Trgval Ag«nl holtl J.'or comn/e,/ ^'ourur'"" Jarry ry Crongar, Monoglng Managng Dractor me ^ON THE OCEAN ot 4th ST.. MAM leach LEEDS Town of Calsklll Gtewy to Norlhern Calaklll FREE BROCHURE M'rl(«.eeds Chnnher of 'lnnerce K». W, LeetlH, X. V. Now the world's most gfted ball pen comes n a clever new "gft package" Now you can have a jotter where when you need t, you need t. The Par<er T-Ball Jotter comes n a new Caddy Case that stcks to the wall, the phone any place you want a pen handy n a hurry. Just the gft for Mom, Dad or grad. ^98 PARKER T-BALL JOTTER $ WTH CADDY CASE FREE t's here! A pen wth a sold 14K gold pont for only Load t wth a cartrdge or replace the cartrdge wth the ngenous lttle ''converter" and fll t from an nk bottle. For only $5 you get: The pen, the converter, a cartrdge, and the rght to a free exchange of any undamaged pont wthn 30 days of purchase. Takes the guesswork out of pckng the rght pont (there's a choce of seven) when you gve the 45. Luxury models of the Parker 45 are also avalable, ncludng the exquste new Lady 45, $10 and $ ktuur CmUACrtll^ '5 BLARNEY STAR HOTEL Kukt Durham 4. N.Y. Creve lo. Our SloKun Bet F««d & Servlve Ever for 'U3 «U (u $48 Wkly. nd. Uellcuu* MeaU On Koute 145 n the tenter uf K. Uurhum Newly decorated casno & dnng room. All rooms wth adjonng bath*. No rsng bell. Breuklut merved from 8 tll 10:30. Hupper from 4 to OO. Free Kve. Snackt. modern swmmng pool, Dannng rghtl.v to rsh & Aucrcan musc. 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14 ^mffb FourtMS CVL SERVCE LEADER Tuesday, Junr 11, MENTAL HYGENE MEMO By WLLAM ROSSTER CSEA Mental Hygene Representatve Mental llness nsurance Coverage NEW OFFCERS Newly nstalled offcers of the J. N. Adam Hosptal Chapter, Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton are show wth guests at the nstallaton dnner recently. Standng left to rght are as follows: Vto Ferro, guest speaker; GRADUATON Rockland state Hosp- ' 11 course for Certfed Occupatonal Therapy Assstant was completed on May 24, 1963, wth Ml lents from varous hosptals throughout the stute recevng certfcates. Students who receved certfcates are, front row, from left. Carlos Sant^o. Creedmoor; Mrs. rma Germond. Central Mental Hygene Dept. Natbs New Drectors ALBANY, June 10 Three career State offcals have been apponted to top level postons wth the State Mental Hygene Department. The promotons, made fom Cvl Sevce lst, were announced by Dr. Paul H. Hoch. State ComluLssloae- of Mental Hygene. drector at Utlca State Bce Hosptal Dstrct 8 Supper Meetng Changed AWARD WNNER Joseph Martn. Jr., sergeant-at-arms; Henry Gdula. feld representatve and nstallng offcer; Robert Arrgo, presdent; Leo Hans, vce-presdent; and Charles Stewart, delegate. Seated, left to rght are: Mrs. Judth Crawford, treasurer; Mrs. Jesse Morley, delegate and Mss Gal Ely, secretary. N d: clofs of the followv4 State Hosptals were: Dr. Jo J. Sconzo, Buffalo Stale Hosptal: D. J. Rothery Haght, St. Lawence State Hosptal; D*. M.f.cn L,/ar, Bronx State Hospl.l. Dr. SJOZO has been servng as asocate du^ctor at Central slp 6t.te Hosptal snce Dr. Hauht has boon assstant drector at Kuu's Park State Hosptal sncc' r)j5. Dr. Lazar has been A CONSDERABLE ncrease h nsurance coverage of mental llness n recent years n all types of health nsurance plans was reported at the twelfth annual meetng of te Natonal Assocaton for Mental Health. The report "nsurance Coverage of Mental llness. 1962" was compled by the Jont nformaton Servce of the Amercan Psychatrc Assn and NAMH. MPROVEMENT n coverage s attrbuted to shortened hosptal stay resultng from new therapes and accumulated evdence that such coverage wll not substantally ncrease health nsurance costs. At the same tme, the report found that coverage of mental llness s stll more restrctve than for physcal llness. COMMERCAL nsurance companes cover about 50 percent of the populaton, and usually nclude coverage of mental lkess n basc hosptalzaton polces for groups. But a quarter to one-half of the polces ssued to ndvduals exclude mental llness. NSURANCE companes wrtng major medcal polces nclude mental condtons but on a more lmted bass than physcal condtons ether requrng the patent to assume a greater proporton of the cost or by placng a lmtaton on psychatrsts' fees on the number of vsts. BLUE CROSS provdes at least 21 days of hosptalzaton for nervous and mental dseases n 58 of ts hosptalzaton plans a marked ncrease snce 1955 when only 39 of 79 plans offered such benefts. Blue Cross nsures about 30 per cent of the populaton. OF THE 67 BLUE SHELD plans, 30 per cent provde regular coverage of physcans fees for n-losptal treatment of mental llness. Forty percent lmt the coverage to a lesser number of days than for physcal llness and 5 percent allow such coverage only under a specal rder. The remanng 25 plans exclude mental and nervous condtons, OF THE 32 BLUE SHELD plans offerng medcal benefts, 28 provde for mental care. However, t s reported that benefts are often lmted to a specfc number of days although major medcal plans do not place such lmtatons on pyscal llness. STATE EMPLOYEES, havng the Statewde plan, (and slp; Mrs. Eleen Stahl. Buffalo; Mrs. Veronca' P^^sbly Other plans). Blue Cross, are covered for hosptalzaton for mental or nervous dsorders. But ths s only n Peters. Plgrn; Mrs. Edth Harrson, Rockland; and Kennpth Turkngton, Rochester. Back row, the event the covered employee or covered dependent s confned n a general or publc hosptal for dagnoss and treatment and such condton and such hosptal servce shall be same order, are: Paul Baley, Letchworth; Davd Frazer, Central slp; Rchard Cooper, Rockland; Mrs. Annamnz LeVne, Hudson Rver; Mrs. Mldred Boom, Bnghamton and Paul Urban, Letchworth Vllag:e. Donna L. Nesbtt of Hornell s shown recevng- a Cvl Servce Commsson Certfcate of Mert from Dean Roger F. Rawe of the Agrcultural and Techncal nsttute n Alfred. Her suggeston to combne separate payroll forms nto a sngle prnted unt enabled Mss Nesbt to become the frst Alfred Tech employee to receve an award under the Commsson's Employee Suggeston Program. the quarterly meetng and buffet fsupper of the group set for June 13 at 8 p.m. wll be at the CORTLANUT. June 10 A fpokcstu. lor the Dstrct No. 8 LaFarge House, Route 6 between clptc', D'purtnet of Publt- the Bear Mountan and Taconc Work-., Cvl Servce Employees Slate Parkways nstead of n Qf As.soc >t.). lus aouuced tlat 'eekskll as prevously amouaced. st.te Hosptal. Mrs. Halley Named ALBANY, June 10 Mrs. Catherne Halley of Rverdale, The Bronx, has been named a member Board of Vstors to Rockland' furnshed up to a maxmum perod of 30 days only. BECAUSE OF ntensve treatments, tranqulzng drugs and the open door polcy, approxmately 70 percent of newly admtted patents n state hosptals leave the hosptal n 30 days. And ths percentage s hgher for many patents n te younger age group. WE ARE HOPEFUL that n the near future many more companes wll nclude coverage for mental llness n ther contracts. Remember serous mental llness touches one famly n three, snce one person n 10 requres hosptal treatment sometme n hs lfe. nsurance protecton must come for famles whose llness could be physcal or mental. As progress s made n combatng llness so too should help be gven concernng nsurance coverage for everyone who needs psychatrc help n a hosptal. THREE-TME WNNER Secreary of Slate Caroune Smon presents a mert award certfcate to Edward J. Henry, (thrd from left) lcense nvestgator for the Department of State, for an nspecton program he suggested for prvate nvestgators, watch guard and patrol agences, whch are lcensed by the Department. Henry lves n Albany, and has been wt' the Department of State for 14 years. The award, whch ncluded a check for $50 and a cgarette lghter, s the thrd he has r ^eved for suggestons n the Cvl Servce Mert Award program..»kng on are Raymond Dllon, senor nvestgator, who s Henry's medate supervsor, and Mss Mnna Fredman, regonal manager fu the Department of State.

15 Tefclay, June 11, 1963 Metal Expendtures The New York Cty Department Of Purchase announced the expendture of $8,202, for metals and metal fabrcatons durng the calendar year of ^ jhllk. t ^quvalencu t f^mr p dploma ^ /TrV Ths N. Y. State dploma s the legal^ equvalent of gradu-^ aton from a 4-year Hgh School.^ t s valuable to non-graduates of'4 Hgh School for: ^ Enfployment Promoton ^ Advanced Educatonal Tranng Personal Satsfacton ^ Our ntensve 5-Weelc Course pre-4 pares for offcal exams conducted^ ^at regular ntervals by N. Y. State.^.Dept. of Educaton. > C'lRHPS n Mahattnn or Jnmtra PDELEHANTY NSTTUTE^.MANHATTAN: 115 EAST 15 ST.^ ^JAMACA: MERRCK BLVD.^ AAAAAAAAAA<AAAAAAAAAAAA^ CVL SERVCE LEADER CSU Southern Conf. Sets Annual Meetng llecthn Of Offcers For June 22 POUGHKEEPSE, June 10 The annual meetng and electon of offcers of the Southern Conference, Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton, wll be held on Saturday, June 22 at 2 p.m., at the "Pavlon," Hudson Rver State Hosptal. Conference members were remnded to brng ther chapter's resolutons to the meetng n order to nsure presentaton and adopton by the Conference. The resolutons must be submtted to the resolutons commttee of the CSEA by August so that they may be ncorporated nto the January legslatve program. Hatfeld Guest Mrs. Francs A. MacDonald, wfe of the former presdent of the Conference, and Senator Ernest. Hatfeld wll be hou- STOP WORRYNG ABOUT YOUR CVL MVCE TEST PASS HGH the EASY ARCO WAY Cvl Servce Arthmetc & Vocabulary.$2.00 Casher (New York Cty).$3.00 Cvl Servce Handbook Clerk G.S Clerk N.Y.C Federal Servce Entrance Examnatons.$4.00 Freman (F.D.) Hgh School Dploma Test Home Study Course for Cvl Servce Jobs Jantor Custodan Mantenance Man Parole Offcer Patrolman Personnel Examner $5.00 Postal Clerk Carrer Real Estate Broker School Crossng Guard Senor Fle Clerk Socal nvestgator Socal Worker Senor Clerk N.Y.C Stenotypst (N.Y.S.) Stenotypst (G.S. 1-7) V* " You Wll Receve an nvaluable U! New Arco "Outlne Chart of m^ l l L L m New York Cty Government." Wth Every N.Y.C. Arco Book \ ORDER DRECT MAL C0UP0F 4Sc for 24 hour pacal C.O.D.'t 30c ar* LEADER BOOK STORE 97 Duane St., New York 7, N. Y. Name Address Cty delvsry Please tend me copet of bool* ch«cl«^ above. enclose check or money order for $.,, Be sure {o nclude 3% State Sales Ta '..V ored that evenng at the Annual Dnner Dance. Ths event wll be held at the Elks Club n Poughkeepse at 7:30 p.m. Peggy Kllackey, charman of the socal commttee, announced that tckets wll be set at $2 per person, snce the Conference s payng a partal cost of each tcket. Chapters were remnded to nform Mrs. Kllackey of the number of tckets desred by June 15 snce reservaton must be made. The offcers of the Conference urged chapter offcers to advse chapter members and frends to attend the all-day functon snce an nformatve and nterestng program has been planned. Ray Brook Chap. Elects Pumley Ralph Pumley recently has been elected presdent of the Ray Brook chapter of the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton. Other offcers elected were: Rose Johnson, vce presdent; Fred Jarnot, secretary and Stanley Tokarsk, treasurer. The offcers wll be nstalled at the 18th annual dnner dance of the chapter whch wll be held at the Elks Club, Saranac Lake, June 22. The chapter also announced that Stanley Tokarsk has receved a $25 mert award from the State..EOAL NOTCK Do You Need A Hgh School Dploma? (Equlvalencj) 'OK PKKKONAL HAT.St'.'%C'r<)N FUK JOt PKOMOTON H)K ADOTUNAL. KDtC.\T10N START ANY TME TRY THE "Y" PLAH $50 for Booklet CL $50 YMCA Evenng School la W. fl3rd St., New Vark Xa Ta. ENdlMtt S-8tlT Onondago Chap. To nstall Offcers Syracuse, June 10 The quarterly meetng of the Onondaga County chapter, Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton was to be held June ll at 8 p.m. at Mc- Chesney Park. Features of the meetng were to be the nstallaton of the new chapter offcers and a defnton of commttee and chapter actvtes for the comng year. Refreshments and entertanment are planned for the perod followng the meetng. N.Y.C. Chapter Meetng, June 20 The New York Cty chapter of the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton wll hold a specal chapter delegates meetng at Gasner's Restaurant to dscuss the resolutons for the October CSEA con- (vr. SKKVCR roacng r».v, state, Frderal 'rom Kxnns Jr * Asst Cvl, Mfoh. Klfctr Kntr Bl S DKVKK-S MVAV < ()M)r( TOK Kcctrcal lsp. 'osth Clerc-Carrfr ( ostrkton nsp. Fedol Ktrmcp Stadoary Klrfmn U.S. Dtloma Mnnlenance pl»(>r 'orter-clerlt MATH. AKT. Ar.G. C.KOM. TKC. ClsspK»nyH Kves, Saturday AM MONDELL NSTTUTE W (1(1, St. (7th Av> ( ;.:{«7(! Wo W St (TneH Sq) \V 7-';0S(> GRADED DCTATON GREGG PTMAN.\!so Bprnner and Revew Classes n STENO, TYPNG BOOKKEKMNQ COMPTOMETRY. CLERCAL DAY: AFTER BUSNESS: EVENNG DRAKE lr.l NAS.SAU ST. (Op> NVC llnll) BEeknan 10 Schools n All Boroughs Page Ffteen ventlon and plans for the J.etropoltan Conference annual meetng at Jones Beach. Tlhe meetng wll start at 5:30 p.m. June 20, at Gasner's, 76 Duane St., New York Cty, announced Samuel Emmett, chapter presdent. Earn Your Hgh School Equvalency Dploma tor cvl servce for personal satsfacton Wrte or Phone for nformaton Eastern School AL Broadway N.V. 3 (at 8 St.) Please wrte m» free «boul the Hlrh School Equfalency claca. Name Addrese Boro PZ...L3 Cty Exam Comng Soon for SURFACE LNE OPERATOR Subway Conductor $98.«0 to.s Bus Drver to $117,20 NTENSVE COURSE COMPLETE PREPARATON Wrte or phone lor nformaton Eastern School AL Broadway, N.Y. 3 (at 8 St.) Please wrte ue frre about the Surface Lne Operator class. Name Address Boro Ll THS SUMMER PREPARE TO Earn More $$$ N PRNTNG TRAN N FLE NO. P-51, CTATON T, ^ PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NKW YORK, BY THE GRACE OP GOD FREE and NDEPENDENT. TO: PONEER TRUST and SAVNGS B.'VNK, as admnstrator wth the Wll annc.vcl of Charles F. Goetznerr, deceased; WLLAM M. GOETZNGER- RUTH E. LANGE; KATHERNE PARK^ HLL HALLSTONE; GEORGE EDWARD PARKHLL: WALTER WLL.O PARK- HLL; JEAN CHRSTNE PARKJL.: H. HENRY GOETZNGER; and ZOE G. ERCKSON brng: the persons nterested as benefcares, remandermen, or otherwse, of a truft created for the beneft of Charles E. Goelznper under the Wll of Martn E. Goetznfer, deceased, who June - July - Aug. at the tme of hs death was a resdent Be Ready For JOB n SEPTEMBER of the Boroufh of Manhattan, County, Cty and State of New York, SAVE S $ $ ON TUTON SEND GREETNG: AS TUTON CHARGES NCREASE N THE FALL Upon the petton of Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company, formerly Manufacturers Trust Company, havng ts prncpal place of trust busness at No. ;J60 Come n or Phone OR Part Avenue, n the Borough of Manhattan, EMPRE SCHOOL OF PRNTNG Cty of New Yort, verfed on the lath day of May, 1003, you and each of you are hereby cted to ehow cause before the Surrogate's Court, of New York County, hell at the Hall of Ketords, n the Boroug'h of Manhattan, Cotlnty of New 1 TRACTOR-TRALERS & TRUCKS York, on the '8th day of June, loc.'l, at ten o'clock n the forenoon of that jlay why the account of Manufactu-ers nstructons and Road Test Hanover Trust Company, formerly Manufacturers Trust Company, as trustee of For Gloss Lcenses a trust created for the beneft of Charles K. Goetznt^er under the Wll of Martn Approved, N.Y.S, Educafon Dept. & Teamsters Unon E. (Joetznser, deceased, should not he judcally settled, und why such other and further relef KJ to the Court seems jukt Supervsng nstructor Formerly Gove Rood Tests and proper otherwse. should not be granted ur MODEL AUTO DRVNG ACADEMY N TESTMONY WHEREOF, we have caused the Seal of the Sttrro- CH W. 14th St. (Bet. 6 & 7 Aves.) OPEN DALY 8 A.M. to 10 P.M., ncl. Sat., Sun., & Holdays Kate'B New Co\rl Yok f to sad County be hereunto of affxed. (Seal) WTNESS, HON. S. SAMUEL cad County,»t the County of New York, the 17th day of May, n the year of Our Lord, out thousand nne hundred and sxty-three. PHLP A. BONAHUK, DFALCO, H Surrogate of our SCHOOL DRECTORY tthlmcbm 6CU0ULS Clerk of the Surronate'e Court MONROE SCHOOL BM COURSES '^^younc^- vvrmr. SPECA. VVNKVC LOM WWWN^EA PREPARATON FOU CJVL SER- VCE BM TESTS. (Approvea for Vets.), swtchboard, typus. NCR BookkecpDf machne, U.S. Etulvalency, Enelsb lor Foregn born. Med. LeguJ and Spanab eeoretaral. Da; and Eve Clasaet. East Tremoot Are., Uostoa Road, Bronx. '^-SOOOt BM ' HM KEY PUNCH or PUX SWTCHBOARD OPER- ATORS SUMMER COURSE!645.00; RsjuUatoo $5.00; Supples To.00. Saturdn.ve Only ron 1 t«a p.u. Cluss HeKns June Kud July 27, 1063.' College Typng: & Spellf K-lusve. E.N ROLL NOW. COMBNATON BUSNESS SCHOOL, 13l W. SSlU Street. Tel. UN Send lor Cla«RescvaUou. ADELPH BM Keypunch, Sorter, Tabe. Collator. H«produccr, Operaton. Wrng. SECRETARAL Mtd.. Le*., Katet. R^ME^^ ^CUOOLC '^'cc. Typ., Swtchbrd, Comptometry, All Stenoa, Dctapb. DUDNCAA AUNWWBA STENOTYPY (Mach. Shorthndl. PREP, lor CVL SVCE. Day-Eve. FREE Placnnt Klnga Hwry. Bklyn. (Next to Atalon Tbeat.) DB e Mlneola Blvd., Mneola, L.. (at but * LRR depota). CH L-eOOO. SHOPPNG FOR LAND OR HOMES LOOK AT PAGE 11 FOR LSTNGS

16 Page SSxtMn CVL SERVCE LEADER Tuesday, Jnr 11, Central Conference Workshop n Alexandra Bay, June 14; Panel Features Orn Wlcox (From Leader Correspondent) WATERTOWN, June 10 The Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton Central Conference worcslop, ts year especally desgned to attract sclool personnel, wll be held June 14 and 15 at the Pne Tree Pont Club, Alexandra Bay. Mrs. Fanne W.Jefferson, chapter presdent, and Mrs. Maron C. Murray from St. Lawrence chapter, wll be workshop cocharmen. The wokshop program wll be ~~ ~~ ' concluded wth a dnner at the ^s role n t wth regard to the Alexandra Bay Club Saturday passage of blls sponsored by the nght, startng at 7 p.m. t wll be ' CSEA. followed by dancng. Regstraton wll be held both Frday and Saturday. The chapter presdents' meetng s scheduled Dr. Barry wll speak on the role of the chef school admnstrator wth regard to the organzatonal need of ths group of employees, for Frday nght wth the along wth the atttude a forward- county dvson workshop on Saturday mornng and busness meetngs n the afternoon. lookng admnstrator would have about the nature of the representaton of ths group of employees. Host chapter for the workshop Baldwn wll dscuss some of s the St. Lawrence State Hosptal chapter, CSEA. Mchael Vadala s Central Conference meetng charman. Panel Dscusson The workshop panel dscusson wll feature: Dr. Franklyn Barry, North Syracuse superntendent of schools. Orn S. Wlcox. Theresa, charman of the New York State Assembly Cvl Servce Commttee. Mauce G. Osborne, Albany, drector of the Dvson of School Busness Management, State Educaton Department. Henry McFarland, Albany, drector of Muncpal Servce of the Slate Cvl Servce Department. Howard Baldwn, assstant tran.sx)rtaton supervsor, Baldwnsvlle. Dr. Theodore C. Wenzl, drector of the dvson of School Fnancal Ad of the State Educaton Department. Wlcox to Dscuss hs experences from the standpont of beng one of ths group of non-teachng personnel. Osborne s expected to dscus-s some specfcs regardng the Educaton Department's atttude, rules and regulatons affectng these types of local school employees. McFarland s expected to go nto the State department employee atttude from the pont of vew of the State's Department of Cvl Servce structure. Those attendng the workshop programs wll be able to relax too. t s noted that at Thousand slands resort vllage they wll have opportunty for boat tours, golf, swmmng n a heated pool, along wth fshng and boatng. Fscal Report ALBANY, June 10 State Comptroller Arthur Levtt today announced publcaton of a dgest of the Annual Report of the Comptroller whch detals the fscal Assemblyman Wlcox wll ds-j operaton of the State for the cuss cvl servce legslaton and fscal year ended March 31, Fsly Fentured Speaker At Oswego Dnner Meetng OSWEGO, June 10 Joseph F. Felly, State presdent of CSEA, gave the man address at the frst annual dnner meetng of the State Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton of Oswego County recently, at Hotel Pontac, Oswego. Toastmaster was Dr. Francs P., Hulme, professor of Englsh at the secretary Cecla B. Dubrowsky, College at Oswego. Guests n- h'easurer Elzabeth McNamara, eluded Assemblyman Edward delegate Clyde Vckery and al- Cr.\wford; Raymond Castle, sec- ternate Howard Johnson. cad vce presdent of CSEA; Dean of the College at Oswego Charles S. Turner; Alderman Robert Potter, who represented Oswego M.yor Ralph Shapro; Bon Robots, CSEA feld representatve; Charles Broadbent and Joseph Sullvan, of the State Publc Work.s engneerng staff; Davd Dowe, presdent of Oswego County Publc Works Chapter; Ray Kunzwler, presdent of Oswego County Canal Workers capter, and Trooper Raymond Mller, representng the New York State Polce. The Four Cours. acuty quartet of the College at Oswego, presented a medley of songs, and Presdent Fely then admnstered te oath of offce to ths ncomng slate of College at Oswego chapter of CSEA. Sworn n were predent Edward P. Boardway, vc9 presdeut Oeorfo Murray, 17,121 ncreases n Retrement System, Comptroller Reports ALBANY, June 10 State Comptroller Arthur Levtt today reported that membershp n the New York State Employees Retrement System was 254,700 at the end of the current fscal year. Ths s an ncrease n membershp of 17,- 121 over the prevous year. "Durng the past year," sad Comptroller Levtt, "the number of retred members and benefcares on the payroll ncreased from 31,455 to 34,401. Total retrement allowances pad ncreased from S45.5 mllon to $53 mllon. Annual ' servce retrements ncreased from to There were ordnary death benefts pad durng the past year compared wth 1,291 the year before." Levtt reported that 1,791 poltcal subdvsons partcpated wth the State n the Retrement System durng the past year. Contrbutons by these partcpatng publc employers rose from $57.7 mllon to $68.7 mllon. Jewsh Employees Annual Breakfast The Jewsh employees and ther wves of the eastern correctonal nsttuton at Napanoch recently held ther ffth annual Covenant breakfast at the Pne Grove Hotel, Kerhonkson. Guests at the breakfast ncluded Rabb Herman Esner; Benjamn Wenberg, deputy commssoner of Correcton; Charles L. Mc- Kendrck, superntendent and hs wfe; Lloyd W. Wlkow deputy superntendent and hs wfe. The guest speaker for the evenng was Rabb rwn Zmet, chaplan of the Green Haven Prson. Commttee Appontments Are Announced For Bnghamton (From Leader Correspondent) BNGHAMTON, June 10 Commttee appontments for the comng year have been made by Albert P. Dexhelmer, presdent of the Bnghamton chapter, Cvl Servce Em- ; ployees Assocaton. The commttees, wth charu... lsted frst, are; Grevance and Specal Legal Assstance Clement Joyce, Morrs Sokolnsky, Alce Dundon, Frank Rury and Theodore Modrazejewskl; legslatve jand resolutons Ralph Hutta, Margaret Mller, and Wllard Sloan: membershp Sokolnsky, [Robert A. Sullvan and Mare Chomack; socal and program Sullvan, Sloan, Rayola Krslca, Margaret Warng, Clfford Werner, Jane Duffy and Harvey Coloney; audt and budget Mrs. Warng, Louse Sloan, Elzabeth Qroff and Mrs. Dundon; publcty and publc relatons Mrs. Krska, Florence Drew, Mr. Rury and Mrs. Dundon; consttuton Mrs. Mller, Mr. Modrzejewsk, Mare Rogers and Curts F. Gardner; Parlmeutary Sokolnsky. TRANNG COURSE Rchard Sclubmehl. center, an assstant cook at the Cra: Colony and Hosptal, receves a dploma and congratulatons for a food servce course he has recently completed from Dr. Vncent. Bonafede, rght, drector of the hosptal. Lookuf on s Alfred J. Kawa, food servce manager at the hosptal. The course was held at the Hudson Rver Stale Hosptal, and entaled three weeks of food servce tranng. PRESENTATON Major General A.C. O'Hara, Chef of Staff to Governor Rockefeller presents a certfcate and the New York Slate Conspcuous Servce Cross to J. Burch McMorran, Superntendent of Publc Works. The award was for McMorran's World War servce record. He retred n 1946 as a leutenant colonel. Lookng on at rght s Brgader General Charles E. Walsh, Jr., who was host at a recepton n McMorran's honor. The Nassau Chapter of the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton nvtes you to jon ther trp to n-day Ar Tour from dlewld, Frday, August 6 to dlewld, Sunday, September 8 $ plus taxes Vft San Franclsca for 2 days then tunny days and romantc nghts at the deluxe Hawaan Vllage rght on Wakk Beach all topped-off wth a 3-day flng at Las Vegas on the way home where you'll stay at the fabulous Flamngo and enjoy an extravagana dnner-show wth top name stars. ncludes round trp Champagne flghts, hot meals aloft, hotels, transfers, porterage of baggage, sghtseeng, and entertanment. Host-escorted at each place. Send your reservaton now Frst Come, Frst Served. For free folder and reservatons wrte: Mr. rvng Flaumenbaum, Presdent Nassau Chapter, Cvl Servce Employees Assn. P.O. lok tl. Hempstead. New York Ue postal loe nuaber oo your mall to mure prompt deuverjr. PaM jrour copf of the Leader T«Non-Mem>er