CSEA Backs Wyman Stand On Social Welfare Aides, Hail His Recommendations

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1 L E A. D E R Amerca^ Largest Weekly for Publc Employees yd. XXV, No. 42 Tuesday, June 25, 1963 Prce Ten Cens CSEA Backs Wyman Stand On Socal Welfare Ades, Hal Hs Recommendatons ALBANY, June 24 A call by State Welfare Commssoner George K. Wyman for mproved procedures for the recrutment and retenton of qualfed publc welfare personnel on the local level of State government, brought mmedate endorsement and commendaton from the 115,000-member Cvl Servce Employees Assn. Speakng at the 93rd meetng of the New York Publc Welfare Assn. at Grossnger's Hotel n Grossnger last week, Wyman sad that "none of the 65 local welfare departments n New York State have staffs adequate n number, tranng and experence to admnster the rehabltaton servces many welfare recpents requre to become self-supf>ortng or self-carng." Publc welfare today s so complex t can only be properly admnstered by an adequate staff wth adequate leadershp, he sad. Hals Mandated Salares Fely declared that the CSEA was "partcularly pleased wth the Commssoner's suggeston that one of the steps n readyng (desred) goals mght be mandatng salares for publc welfare workers. Mr. Fely sad furter: "t s a shockng thng that certan communtes are payng substandard salares to case workers who are jj^qured by law to have a college educaton and specal tranng. n certan localtes the turnover rate caused by nadequate salares lterally guarantees to the communty the poorest knd of socal welfare servces. n some case, the recpe'nts of welfare receve almost the same mones tat the caseworker receves after the payment of wthholdng and other deductons. Ths cannot help but be destructve of the morale of the employees. Even worse, however, the low salares n tle name of frugalty costs the communty money n the long run because of substandard screenng of welfare recpents." "n addton," he sad, "there Garden Cty Unt Plans Fght seems lttle justfcaton, where sv< much of the local salary commtments are borne by the State, to permt the payng of substandard (Contnued on Page 20) A NOVLS loldvo H3VH( 0 aaoo d SVMOHX CSEA To Sudy N T N V S N V «See Page 3 Counsel's Annual Report Fee Battle Domnated Legslature Sesson 'Vllage Fals Ades' Grevances'; Justce From Voters Sought By HARRY W. ALBRGHT. JR. CSEA Assocate Counsel The 1963 Legslatve Sesson may be best remembered by cvl servce and other publc employees for a tumultuous fght between the Governor and a segment of hs own party n open revolt. The central ssue was the Governor's budget whch contaned certan new expendtures to be sustaned through ncreases n fees as a source of new revenues. These fees were, t was contended, nconsstent wth the Governor's earler campagn assurances that he would not call for an ncrease n taxes. The result was an unprece- GARDEN CTY, June 24 Chargng that offcals of the Vllage of Garden Cty have consstently faled to make good on promses to meet wth employees to dscuss workng condtons, the Garden Cty unt of the Nassau chapter, Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton, has decded to embark on a campagn to take ther case to the vllage resdents. John J. Corcoran Jr., Long sland regonal representatve of the CSEA, sad that the unt whch has 185 members out of the 225 non-polce vllage workers, was preparng to place advertsements n local daly and weekly news- Thruway Counsel ALBANY, June 24 Theodore H. Klne of Hudson has been promoted by te State Thruway Authorty as ts counsel and head of ts legal department.. Pror to the appontment, Mr. papers n an effort to spotlght The CSEA n Nassau, whch "the vllage's refusal to meet wth s the largest county chapter n employees." the state wth some 8,000 mem- Corcoran sad the purpose of,bers, has won wde acceptance the advertsng campagn, and a the county, townshps, vllages, mal order campagn that mght sclools and other specal dstrcts, go wth t. was to "nform the ct- Many other publc offcals are zens of the vllage of the manner members of the organzaton n n whch the vllage offcals are Nassau. tryng to gnore dscusson of legt-1 " mate grevances wth employee representatves." ^ Corcoran ponted out that, n any event, state law would resocate counsel and actng counsel. workers on grevances after Nov. Klne has been servng as as- qure the vllage to meet wth Hs salary wll be $17,680 a year. Lke Daughter; Lke Father ALBANY, June 24 Kenneth Blanchax s the new presdent of the Agrculture and Markets 1. "f they refuse, we ntend to Bowlng League. He succeeds hs take legal acton," he sad. daughte', Brenda, n the post. dented legslatve stalemate exstng from the tme the Governor's budget was frst ntroduced on the 30th day of January S1963, untl the 21st day of March, when the Governor's budget, after substantal revson by the Legslature, was fnally accepted. As a result of the requrements of New York State Consttuton, durng ths entre perod, the Legslature bh-ough ts commttees was n a state of "lmbo", nether able to approve or dsapprove any blls relatng to the expendture of mones untl the Governor's budget had been approved frst. Bad Salary Clmate n ths clmate, the sala7 resoluton of the Assocaton was rendered a legslatve "mpossblty." The Assocaton, therefore, flttpopted-ln ts meetngr^^h the admnstraton to dscuss and urge the enactment of a bll to provde a non-contrbutory retrement system wth provsons for accompanyng ncreases and guarantees n the retrement allowances. The Assocaton also strongly urged a non-cont'butory health plan and payment for un- (Contlnued on Page 20) Tour Space Only Left On Aug. 16 European Tour No more "ar fare only" seats are avalable on the August 16 Grand Tour of Europe and only eyht tour spaces are left, t was announced last week. Te tour, whch s a typcal "Grand Tour" of Europe s open only to members of tle Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton and members of ther famles. Those wshng to apply to take the full tour sould wrte at once to Cvl Servce Travel Commttee, P.O. Box 4131, Grand Central Staton, New York 7. N.Y. Pull prce of te tour, ncludng round trp jet transportaton va KLM Dutch Arlnes, s $803. Ths fgure also ncludes all transportaton n Europe, all hotels, most mr sghtseeng tours, etc. Co- to be vsted nclude He u1. Germany, Swtzerland, taly and France. QUARTER CENTURY - Recently honored members of the quarter century club of Harlem Valley State Hosptal, Wngdale are shown durng the ceremones at whch they were awarded pns for 25 years of servce. Shown are. left to rght, front row: Horato Benson, Dr. Alfred F. Kzsolo. Letle VanNostrand, Montrose Condtt» and Aruand Bessette; Seeoud row; Patrca OUbrow, Rta Hughes, Carolne Thornton. Mldred Terpenng, Mldred Schoonmaker, EUle Kaser, Adelne Carey and Mchael Stefanaccl and Thrd row, same order: Alfred Terpenng, Frankln Selfrldfe, Mary Qunlan, Carl Sorac, Patrck Furlong, Maron Spauldnr. Helen Clark, Wllam Clark. WlllUm Vltek, Wllam Ketchln, VeUda Colteux and Dr. Davd Greenburg. GOP Prmary Race Seen As Major Test Of Albano's Ablty THE recent skrmshes n Manlattan GOP crcles over who the New York County Republcan Commttee would endorse for the new post of Cty Counclmanat-Large has agan focused attenton on the growng mportance of Commttee Charman Vncent Albano, Jr. &$ a leader n Republcan polltcs. Albano has been A "comer" n GOP ranks shce (Contnued on Page S)

2 Page Two CVL SERVCE LEADER Tuc«Tay, June 2.», %3 Graduates Towards Careers n Cvl Servce By JOE DEASY. JR. Cty Edtor Many hgh school and college graduates are now fndng t dmcult to fnd postons, n ther chosen felds. Are you one of them? Have you loolced nto a career wth cvl servce? Ths week we present a lstng of postons whch are or wll soon be avalable for June, 1963 graduates of hgh school and college. Ths lst pertans to New York Cty employment. n subsequent ssues we wll present smlar opportuntes n the State and Federal servce, BeneUft Wlat are the benefts of workng under the cvl servce system? Most mportant s the securty offered by workng for a governmental organzaton. Once a person passes tle probatonary perod, usually sx months, he s assured of a steady well-payng Job and cannot be removed wthout proven charges of ncompetency or dshonesty. f the employee does a satsfactory job, he s assured of automatc yearly salary hcreases. n addton, Cty employees have ample opportunty to develop ther abltes. They may take courses at reduced rates at the many muncpal sclools. ncludng the Cty colleges. Scholarshps a-e also avalable to contnue one's educaton n nsttutons of hgher learnng. Specal classes are also gven to employees nterested promoton opportuntes. trement securty. A Cty em-.,. ^, ployeelr^gne to allowances are gven to employees wth lo'ser servce. A sck leave York Cty Employees' Retrement credt 0(f 12 days s granted as are System or one of the penson 11 pad holdays per year. systems reserved for members of The postons that are open to unfotoed forces or members of college graduates are, 1th startjg sala-y, lsted below. n the Board of Educaton. These systems provde ncome for lfe some cases, specalzed courses n after retrement and nsurance n the feld of employment are requred whle most requre only case of death or nablty to work because of ll health or njury. the basc baccalaureate degree. t s possble for employees to re- The Department of Persomel, n tre at half pay after 25 years of servce at the age of 55 n the regular retrement system. Ths s reduced to 20 years of servce at any age n the unformed forces of the Polce and Fre Departments. Money pad nto these peason funds pays nterest and may be wthdrawn upon separaton from Cty servce. n addton, employees are elgble for socal securty benefts at a moderate cost. Between penson and socal securty, muncpal employees can look forward to a perod of retrement wth lltlf worry about fnpncal securty. SuKxestun Plan Cty employees also partcpate n hghly proftable suggeston award programs whch provde employees wth pre-stge, recognton and money for suggestons n Promotons Promotons are made on a bass of mert and ftness, wthout regard to race, relgon or natonalty through compettve cvl servce examnatons. Job securty s followed by rewhch promote effcency and economy n the everyday operaton of the Cty's busness. One employee, a f'e alarm dspatcher n the Pe Department, a cvlan poston, has won some 10 awards n a three year perod. Hs suggestons have concerned eve7 Cty department, not just the Fre Department. A pa^t-pad medcal plan. Health nsurance Plan Blue Cross, s offered wth the cost to the employee deducted from hs b-weekly salary. Ths p'un provdes medcal and hosptal care for the employee and hs famly. There s currently a study mderway to broaden the scope of the medcal plan to nclude three other plans whch offer a wder choce to the employee. Ths choce was promsed by Mayor Wagner durng hs last campagn for re-electon but has not yet been mplemented. t s expected n the very near future, however. Cty employees work a 35-hour week, normally, and enjoy a shorter work-week durng the sunmer. New employees are granted an annual vacaton leave allowance of fou' weeks. Greater (\ll..shk\l' ':.EAUKK Amrnca c l.f-tllg VVceUljr r t'ujlc Cuployeea.';\:K '.K \ RONS. NC. to lle St., N,>w \ork 7, N. Y. r)'l<- lo<- KKfknH 3-UOlO r m ur'o clta* Htler, Ovtob«r M':! : th«kwt o/ft-a at New V lu \ Y am) BrJueport. Conn., nl. hr A. of.murh ">!)' MK Urea of Cl-^latlon HtMn' 'r"* t'.uu Per Veur mllvtll vultm, 0«cooperaton wth the Leader, wll send complete nformaton and applcaton blanks to nterested readers who fll n the prnted on ths page. College Graduates' coupon Postons Assstant accountant, $5,450; assstant actua7. $5,150; assstant statstcan, $5,150; assstant assessor, $4,850; housng assstant, $5,450: socal nvestgator tranee, $5,150; personnel, examnng tranee, $5,150; management analyss tranee, $5,150; housng, plannng and redevelopment ade, $5,450; real estate majagement tranee, $5,450; computer programmng tranee, $5,- 450; assstant youth gudance techncan, $5,150; nvestgator, $5,- 150; recreaton leader, $5,150 assstant rent examner, $5,030; senor chldren's counselor, $5,150; J u n o r bacterologst, $5,450; junor chemst, $5,450; Junor geologst, $5,450; junor physcst, (Contnued on Page 19) T w o T e a t ' h e r s C h o s e n F o r SunnK^r nsttute Mm-ray Davs, clarman of socal studes at Abraham Lncoln HS, Brooklyn, and Arthur Auerbach, teacher of socal studes at Maa-tn Van Buren HS, Queens, have been selected for the frst Natonal Scence Foundaton Summer nsttute n ^conomlcs. The nsttute, a poneerng ventu'e for the socal studes, wll be held at the Unversty of llnos from July 8 to August 16. The true story of Lt. John F. Kennedy's, ncredble adventure n the South Pacfct ^ n ht ymv% R M t tallmd about rotot CUFFROBERSON ON U1U).^U\V.\Y WARNER M'wHy «47 Ht., X) M7tl STARTS WEDNESDAY. JUNE 26 OS TUK EAST tr SlUK 62nd ST. Uu Lexlugto Av«. PL S-S4S4 N HKUUKLYN Fabu't llrooklyn FOX rutbukl A Kevn* Don't Repeat Ths! (Contnued from Page 1) the late 1950's but the real test of hs leadershp wll come n the results of the Republcan prmary electons of September 5. The usual orderlness of GOP poltcs, as compared to the wdeopen brawlng that Democrats are prone to engage n, was somewhat broken over endorsement by the New York County Commttee of a canddate for the new Cty post. The leadng canddate. Rchard S. Aldrlch, won tle Commttee endorsement over the opposton of Congressman John V. Lndsay, who "strongly favored" Rchard Lewsohn. Lewlsohn has th-eatened a prmary race aganst Aldrch, a cousn of Governor Rockefeller. To date, Albano's role n the endorsement was outwardly confbed to makng no choce untl tle Commttee met last week, at whch tme he cast the 90 odd votes of hs dstrct for Aldrch. nsders say. however, that Albano was for Aldrlch rght along and the effectveness of Albano's leade-shlp wll be put to the test at prmary tme should Lewsohn cany out hs threat to run aganst Aldrch. Past Performance. Albano's past performances on puttng across canddates ndcates he wll do a smooth job n gettng the nomnaton for Aldrch a mnmum of outward fuss. wth Albano entered GOP poltcs actvely n 1949 when he captured leadershp of the 6th A.D., whch -uns from East 20th to 42nd St., ncludes Peter Cooper Vllage and s strongly Democratc. He never really got the chance to show hs stuff, however, untl 1958 when he decded to support a canddate for Congress n the 17th (Slk Stockng) Dstrct aganst the regular party canddate. Party regulars had chosen Peter Goodwn to seek the post. Albano decded he had a better man for the spot a young comer named John V. Lndsay and backed hm all the way, se-vng as Lndsay's chef poltcal advsor and strategst. Wth Lndsay's vctory, Albano made hs frst wde swath among GOP regulars. The second mportant Albano vctory oame n 1959 when he got behnd the Republcan canddate, Wllam S. Shea, for the post of what was then the offce of Muncpal Court Judge. Shea wa» a member of Albano's club and was runnng n an almost soldly Democratc dstrct. Shea won by 76 votes, was the only Republcan elected to cty offce that year and was the frst Republcan to wn n the hstory of that dstrct. Vctory Number Th-ee came only last year when Albano backed another upset wnner. Ths tme the race was for Assemblyman and Albano's canddate. Paul Oun-an, unseated Joseph J. Weser, who had held the offce for four terms. Up To The Top When Bernard Newman gave up the post of County Char-man n March, 1962, to accept a Rockefeller appontment to the Supreme Court, t oame as no surprse that Albano was nvted to take a top spot wth the Commttee charman of ts executve commttee. n December of that year. Albano succeeded to the post of chah-man of the County C?ommttee when Wall St. broker Joseph A. Gmma resgned the post because of the press of busness affars. Albano's skll a.s a party leader wll now be put to the test on a la-ger scale. Tme wll tell just how mportant he s n CK)P crcles ^and Albano s confdent. For further nformaton and applcatons for postons n New York Cty servce, paste ths coupon on a 4-cent post card and mal to Charles S. Lews, Room 721, 299 Broadway, New York 7, N.Y. CHARLES S. LEWS - Room Broadway, New York 7, N.Y. Please send me nformaton and applcaton blanks for the examnaton. f ths s not avalable at the present tme, please keep me nformed on future tests. Thank you. Name..! 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3 Tuesflaf, June 2J?, 1965 CVL SERVCE LEADER Page Three THE PUBLC EMPLOYEE By JOSEPH F. FELY Presdent, Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton Unon "Sell-Outs" LAST WEEK n ths column, dscussed at some length unons n publc servce and dealt specfcally wth varous unon msrepresentatons concernng collectve barganng and so-called unon contracts. AS MENTONED n that column, the unon and ts offcals are fond of ctng the ctes of Phladelpha and Rochester as jursdctons where the unon has been able to obtan contracts wth the local admnstratons. n reference to Phladelpha, quoted that cty's drector of ^personnel as statng that every provson of the unon contracts, wth the excepton of one clause, s already contaned n exstng cvl servce regulatons, and as statng fatly that Syracuse State School Chapter nstalls Offcers SYRACUSE, June 24 The nstallaton dnner of the Syracuse State School chapter, Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton, was held June 13, at Raphael's Restaurant on State Far Boulevard at 7 p.m. The newly nstalled offcers are: Charles J, Ecker, presdent; Clarence M. Laufer, Jr., vce-presdent; Jane Dankow, correspondng secretary; Donna M. Wlndhausen, recordng secretary; Felx L. Munn, treasurer; Margaret L Whtmore, delegate; and Ethel J. Murphy, alternate delegate. Members of the executve councl are: Carolyn A. Bell, Thomas A. An-.,, "the contract wth the unon s largely an nstrument of K. Forbes. Arthu- A. Sheley and Howard T. Gray. psychologcal and prestge value to the unon." To be candd, Raymond G. Castle, second not only queston the psychologcal and prestge value of vce-presdent of the statewde such contracts whch actually are not worth the paper they Assocaton, served as the nstallng offcer for the newly-elected are wrtten on but also beleve that n return for ths offcers. Lloyd E. Watts. M.D., assstant drector of the school, Questonable value, whch the unon feels t s ganng, the employees who are supposed to be represented by the unon served as toastmaster for the dnner. are lterally sold out. HERE S HOW T works. A unon goes to whatever admnstraton The co-charmen for the aflfar were Margaret L. Whtmore and happens to be n power (or whatever poltcal Arthur A. Sheley. party the unon expects to be n power) and makes a deal of one knd or another. n return for recognzng the unon, the unon promses to make certan tangble returns to the admnstraton. n the resultng contract, f there even s one, the unon representatves agree they wll negotate at specfed perods of the year wth certan ntermedate offcals, who, n most cases, do not have the power or authorty to make bndng, or fnal, decsons or agreements. THE UNON, ncdentally, n enterng nto ths type of agreement, usually gves up ts rghts to go any hgher than the offcals wth whom t s meetng, even f t s not satsfed wth the results of the negotatons. FOR NSTANCE, when the unon and the jursdcton's representatves come to agreement on a partcular matter, the government offcals must go to th'^'** superors to determne f the agreement s acceptable. f the superors say no and abrogate the agreement, completely or n part, the unon has no recourse n law or any other place. LET'S LOOK at what happened n Rochester, recently, for nstance. The AFSCME supposedly sat down wth the Cty Manager there and ultmately "agreed" to a four and one-half per cent rase for cty employees. When the tme came for a publc hearng on the cty budget, CSEA appeared and presented a 7-pont employee program, whch ncluded a request for a 15 per cent salary ncrease and whch CSEA was able to prove was the mnmum hke employees needed to keep pace wth ncreased costs of lvng and compettve salary schedules n other jursdctons. Despte ths need, the unon made no proposals for employees at ths most- mportant publc hearng. need not spell out the reasons for ths lack of representaton for ts members. N PHLADELPHA, also, t has become a part of lfe that whatever the unon and cty offcals agree to, at annual meetngs, the Cty Councl, wth whom the unon does not meet, slashes drastcally before gvng fnal approval. N STLL another locale. New York Cty, whose unon contract procedures are ponted at wth prde by publc employee unons, a promnent newspaper there recently branded as a farce the long-standng collectve barganng arrangement whch calls for barganng after the budget s approved. AND THE LST goes on and on. Each unon clam of a new vctory or a refnement of an old one, or a sgnfcant break-through, or all the other tme-worn extravagances doted on by the unon, prove worthless when examned by even tle most unnformed layman. FOR YEARS, CSEA has followed the same general rule a rule whch, f you wll pardon my prde, has been exceptonally successful n New York State and local government. t s ths. n ts negotatons on all levels of New York State government, CSEA has always ressted any attempts that would have t forego the rght to go the very top f t s not satsfed wth agreements on the ntermedary level. We reserve the rght, also, to go to whatever branch of government, legslatve or executve, wth whch we feel we can successfully negotate our programs. We wll not sacrfce or sell out ths rght for the smple expedent of ganng a queston-^''e psychologcal and prestge advantage at the expense o o : 'SOOQ members. Total Up To CSBA Membershp Rolls Reach All-Tme Peak ALBANY, June 24 An all-tme membershp hgh, for The Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton, has been announced by ts presdent, Joseph F. Felly. A total of over 115,000 members has been attaned wth approxmately 86,000 state employee members; 28,000 local government members, and 1,000 assocate, retred members The record membershp was announced at a recent meetng of the CSEA Statewde Membershp Commttee at whch ways and means to gan addtonal membershp strength for CSEA were fully dscussed. Dong the Work Co-charmen of the CSEA of Employment, Yonkers; Clark Statewde Membershp Commttee LeBoeuf, Department of Health, ae' rvng Flaumenbaum, County Albany; Paul Malesk, Department of Audt and Control, Al- Dvson, presdent of the Nassau County chapter, and Albert Schuler. State Dvson, who untl re- State Hosptal; Larry Newman, bany; Arnold Moses, Bh-ooklyn cently was Presdent of the Motor Specal nvestgaton Bureau, Tax Vehcle Department chapter. Department, New York Cty; Other members of the commttee are as follows: Ruth Bckel, Department, Albany; Ruth Sand- Wnfred Parker, Motor Vehcle Creedmoor State Hosptal; Chrst erson, Publc Worlcs Department, Dromazos, Crag Colony; Emmett Albany; Maurce Sokolnsky, Bnghamton State Hosptal; Nelle J. Du-r, Ray Brook State Hosptal; Charles Ecker, Syracuse Davs, Hudson Rver State Hosptal; Robert Cllft, Sealer Weghts State School; Jula E. Duffy, Edgewood Dvson, Plgrm State & Measures, County Offce Buldng, Syracuse; Donald Joy, Hosptal; Dorothy Haley. Dvson County Legslators Speno & Huntngton To Be Cted By Long sland PBA FARMNGDALE, June 24 State Senator Edward J. Speno of East Meadow and Assemblym.an Prescott Huntngton of St. James, wll be honored by the Long sland State Parkway Polce Benevolent Assocaton, at ts annual dnnerdance to be held TlVrsday, Jfne 27 at 8 p.m. n the Huntngton Town House, Jercho Turnpke^ Huntngton Staton. Ptl. Barney Aversano, PBA presdent, sad ctatons wll be awarded both legslators to denote the PBA's apprecaton for 700 reservatons have been made for the affar, an al-tme hgh. The proceeds wll be used for PBA ther many legslatve efforts n welfare actvtes. behalf of the Long sland State Parkway Polce. "Senator Speno and Assemblyman Commttee members n addton to Koch and Aversano, nclude: Ptls. Alfred J. Lees, Phlp Ferra- Huntngton have been good to, Rchard Borchers, Albert frends of our organzaton as well Stocker, Maurce Paul, James as for all polcemen," Aversano McGreevy, Bernard Eble. Wllam declared. "They have always Lee, Jean Dozer, Albert Ruthenberg, Sal Del and Sgts. Anthony found tme to dscuss our varous problems and needs and have Guzowsk and Thomas Dxon. done ther utmost to make a polce career a better one. We are Grant grateful and we wsh them many years of contnued success." ALBANY, June 24 Onondaga Ptl, George J. Koch, dnnerdance charman, reported over HONORED County wll receve a $40,105 state grant to study sewage needs n seven communtes. Two state Unversty Medcal Center mantenance employee! were honored by staff members recently. Shown beng congratulated by Dr. Carlyle Jacobsen. presdent the Upstate Medcal Center, and dean. College of Medcne, are, center, Bennett Teague, recpent of the frst mert award from the State Cvl Servce Commsson for hs worlc suggeston, and saac Kng, 12-year employee of the Medcal Center who retred, rght. Also attendng VAS Kng's son. Dr. Abraham Kng, who was graduated from the Medcal College n 1959, and s an otolaryngology resdent at the Center presently Hghway Department, Falconer; Maran Murray, Publc Welfare Department, Canton; Donald Roh, CTty Plannng Board, Whte Plans; Consultants: Charles E. Lamb, Sng Sng Pson, and Vernon A. Tapper, Cty Parks Department, l^s^acuse. Requests Welcomed Members of the CSEA Statewde Membershp Commttee welcome requests from any offcals of CSEA chapters who may desre advce or assstance relatve to ther chapter membershp drves. Personnel Councl Names Executve Commttee Members ALBANY, June 24 John H. Blendell, newly elected charman of the New York State Personnel Councl, and drector of personnel of the State Offce of General Servces, has announced appontments to the Councl's Executve Commttee: Bette Dowlng, drector of personnel. Bankng Department; Frances M. Smth drector of personnel. Department of Cvl Servce, and Thomas E. Houlhan, drector of personnel, Department of Motor Vehcles. Servng as elected members of the Councl's Executve Commttee are: Wllam Lvngston, drector of personnel. Educaton department; Eugene Harkavy, assocate personnel admnstrator, Workmen's Compensaton Board and John Lagatt, drector of personnel, Thruway Authorty. The personnel Councl s made up of the personnel drectors of the departments and agences of New York State government. t was created by Executve Order of the Governor n The Personnel Councl provdes an organzed fomm to all personnel offcers n the departmenta and agences for the purpose of analzlng. dscussng and makng recommendatons on personnel polces, practces and pxkjedures n State goveruneut.

4 Page Four CVL SERVCE LEADER T«t<lay, June 25, 196S Where fo Apply For Publc Jobs Tbe followna: drectons tell where to apply for publc jobs and how to reach destnatom n New Yor Cty on the transt system. NEW fork CTY-The Applcatons Secton of the New York Cty Department of Personnel s located at 96 Duane St., New York 7, N.Y. (Manhattan). t la two blocks north of Cty Hall, just west of Broadway, across from The Leader offce. Hours are 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. Mo/day through Frday, and Saturdays from 9 to 12 noon. Telephone COrtland Maled requests for applcaton blanks must nclude a stamped, self-addressed busness-sze envelope and must be receved by the Personnel Department at least fve days before the closng date for the flng of applcatons. Completed applcaton forms whch are fled by mall must be sent to the Personnel Department and must be postmarked no later than twelve o'clock mdnght on the day followng the last day of recept of applcatons. The Applcatons Secton of the Personnel Department s near the Chambers Street stop of the man subway lnes that go through the area. These are the RT 7th Avenue Lne and the ND 8th Avenue Lne. The RT Lexngton Avenue Lne stop to use s the Brooklyn Brdge stop and the BMT Brghton local's stop s Cty Hall. Both lnes have exts to Duane Street, one block from the Personnel Department. STATE Frst floor at 270 Broadway. New York 7. N. Y.. corner of Chambers St., telephone BA-clay ; Governor Alfred K. Smth State Offce Buldng and The State Campus. Albany; State Offce Buldng, Buffalo; State Offce ^uldjng. Syracuse; and BOO Mdtown Tower,'^ochesTel (Wednesdays only). Any of these addresses may be used for jobs wth the State. The State's New York Cty Offce s two blocks south on Broadway from the Cty Personnel Department's Broadway entrance, so the same transportaton nstructons apply. Maled applcatons need not nclude return envelopes. Canddates may obtan applcatons for State jobs from local offces of the New York State Employment Servce. FEDERA.*. Second U.S. Cvl Servce Regon Offce, New^ Buldng, 220 Ea^t 42nd Street (at 2nd Avn.), New York 17. N. Y., just wes/t of the Unted Natons buldng. Take the RT Lexngton Ave. Lne to Grend Central and valk two blocks east, or take the shuttle from Tmes Square to Grand Central or the RT Queens-Flushng tran from any po.nt on the lne to the Grand Central stop. Hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Frday. Telephone number s YU Applcatons are also obtanable at man post offces, except the New York, N.Y., Post Offce Boards of examners at the partcular lnstalatol^3 offerng the tests also may be appled to for further nformaton and applcaton forms. No return envelopes are requred wth maled requests for applcaton forms. FREE BDOKLET by U. 8. Govtrnment on Socal Securty. Mal.»nljf earr, 97 Duane Street..\ew Vuh 7, N. T. U.S. Servce News tems = By MARY ANN BANKS = Federal Executve Board S antes V,A, Manager as Head The New York Federal Executve Board, whch s one of twelve bodes n the Unted States charged by Presdent Kennedy wth coordnatng Federal feld actvtes of common nterest wth a vew to promotng economy and effcency n the feld servce of the Unted States (jovernment, recently elected offcers for the term. Thomas V. O'Keefe, Manager of the Veterans Admnstraton Regonal Offce, wll succeed Arthu' Mller, Regonal Admnstr a t o r, General Servces Admnstraton, as charman. Regonal Drecto- of the nternal Rev^ enue Servce Howard S. Taylor was selected to succeed Captan Hewlett R. Bshop, Atlantc Coast Drector, Martme Admnstraton, chaman. A prmary objectve of these Boards s to brng together top' Federal executves n order to share knowledge and exchange nformaton on subjects whch cut acrofs agency lnes. New Eght-pont Plan Desgned To Rase Effcency, Cut Cost A new program, desgned to rase effcency and cut costs n tne Federal servce, was ntroduced recently. U.S. Cvl Servce Commssoner L.J. Andolsek, n an address to 150 Federal managers attendng an ncentve awards conference n New York Cty, presented the followng eght-pont plan: Tell employees about the objectves and goals of ther work group. Ask employees for ther help n meetng and exceedng goals; foster a sprt of prde n ther ablty to exceed the goal. Tell employees about operatng-level problems that need attenton; be sure they know about solutons that were tred wthout success. Ask employees for ther deas and suggestons for overcomng these problems. Set a goal for each dvson and secton n terms of the number of awardable mprovements Suffolk Unt Formed, Ruggero New Pres. RVERHELAD, June 24 Pat Ruggero of East slp, has been elected presdent of the Suffolk County Polce Department unt. Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton, after lt«recent formaton. Other offcers elected by the unt were: A1 Volpe, frst vce presdent; Mrs. Joan Barry, secretary; and Dorothy Gallagher, treasurer. The unt, wth 70 members, covers clercal workers and auto mechancs workng for the Suffolk County Polce Department. you want to get each year through employee deas and efforts. Staton, Bronx Hgh School of Scence; Rchard Russo, son of Rockwood J. Russo, foreman, G.P. Trans., Bronx Hgh School of Scence; Andrew M. Barcan, son of Abraham Barcan, clerk. Moble Unt. Asbury Park Hgh School; and Mchael B. Gross, son of Max Gross, clerk, Clam-s & Make sure you recommend, Sec., Flushng Hgh School, an award for the constructve dea that goes beyond job responsblty. Remember that you present an award to a supervsor who does a partcularly effectve job of motvatng the manpower resources of hs group. 4-Year Scholarshps Presented to Fve P.O, Employee Chldren Federal Busness Assn, Honors Both Cvlan & Solder nqury The organzaton comprsed of the heads and prncpal assstants of the varous departments and agences of the Federal Government located n the New York- New Jersey area. The Federal Basness Assocaton of New York, recently announced the annual The second Annual Award of wnners of ts Federal Servce Scholarshps sponsored by the' Awards. New York Post Offce Employees Dr. Eugene F. Murphy, Chef of Recreatonal and Welfare Fund, Research and Development Dwere presented recently n the vson of Prosthetc and Sen.sory offce of Postmaster Robert K. lads Servce, Veterans Admns- Chrstenberry. j traton, has been named outstand- Fve wnners were selected ac- ng Cvlan Servant of the Year, cordng to ther rankng n the He was selected for hs "outstandnatonwde Scholastc Apttude T U ^ Tests conducted by the Educaton U f r A C t THE FUTURE Testng Servce of Prnceton, New j Jersey. Each recpent wll receve $500 per year through four years ^ of college begnnng n September of ths year. Alce A. Cunnngham, of Rver Dell Regonal Hgh School n Oradell, New Jersey, was the only grl to receve a scholarshp. She s the daughter of John Cunnngham who s a foreman at the Morgan Staton. Other wnners are: Mark Plovnck, son of Jacob Plovnck,, supt., W.S.T., Morgan ng natonal and nternatlonrl contrbutons n the development and mprovement of prosthetc and sensory ads for the physlclally handcapped". Colonal Wllam J. Marquette, Deputy Commander, U.S. Amy, Brooklyn Army Termnal, was selected as the Outstandng Mltary Servant of the Year. Marquette commands the largest mltary marne termnal n the world, the Brooklyn Army Termnal. Hs "Twenty-one year devoton and dedcaton to the Federal Servce and contrbutons made to the transportaton ndustry whch have beneftted the general publc", earned hm the hgh honor. Staten sland Hosp. Needs Medcal Tech. The U.S. Publc Health Servce Hosptal on Staten sland s seekng a medcal techncan (GS-7) at a salary of $5,540 per annum. Applcaton forms or addtonal nformaton may be obtaned from the Executve Secretary, Board of U.S. Cvl Servce Examners, U.S. Publc Health Servce Hosptal, Staten sland. WTH CONFDENCE FNSH HGH SCHOOL AT HOME N YOUR SPARE TME Z f lack of hgh school holds you back, wrte today for our free booklet. t tells you how! AMERCAN SCHOOL, Dept. 9AP U'. 4;!nl St., New Vurk 36, Phone BRjunt Dny sr N'gbt Send me your free 55-page Hgh School Booklet. Name Age Address Cty _ -Zone, OUR 66tl YEAR THREE SYMBOLS OF SECURTY -Apt.- -State. YOUR ASSOCATON C.S.E.A. works n your behalf to provde the protecton you and your famly deserve. t s your assocaton, made up of people lke you who seek mutual securty. As a member of ths assocaton, you beneft from ts programs. YOUR AGENCY Ter Bush & Powell, nc., of Schenectady, New York, has been a poneer n provdng ncome protecton plans for the leadng employee, professonal, and trade assocatons of New York State. ts staff of traned personnel s always ready, to serve you. YOUR NSURANCE COMPANY The Travelers of Hartford, Connectcut, was the frst nsurance company to offer accdent nsurance n Amerca. More than 3,000,000 employees are covered by ts Accdent and Sckness programs. The Conv pany pays over $2,000,000 n the average workng day to or n behalf of ts polcyholders. Let them all help you to a fuller, TER more secure way of lfe. fa POWELL, NC. um^ SCHENECTADY NEW YORK BUFFALO EAST NORTHPORT SYRACUSE

5 Tumdaj^ June 25, nvf. SERVCE LEADER P«pf«Fve A a *c-o-o4 threesome! Just a few of our breezy, summer* Veglt straws.,. >>1111 the dslnclve touches of Adam styl* ng. Plenty of other shapes, brms and crowns to choos from... n hnporlcd brads, genune coconuts, Panamas, See our whole new selecton by Adam... the frst name lt hats, the last word n hat styles. ^. S4.95 ADAM HATS 1548 PTKN AVENUE BROOKLYN, N. Y. EY ''Don'tyou thnk t would lool( better over there?" Some folks may thnk Con Edson s tryng to re* arrange our town-or that we are dggng for gold. But most people know that we dg because we «must keep ahead of New York's growng appette for electrcty, gas and steam. Sometmes we have to go back and work n the same street-for one or more of a lst of reasons as long as your arm. But when t happens, you can be sure that t's necessary - and that the job wll be done as quckly and wth as lttle nconvenence as possble. A Dedcated Cvl Servant Went to Work At 46 She's Retrng At 80 On Aprl 16, 1930, a 46-year-old wdow came to work for the Cty as a messenger to support her three daughters. Tle Board of Estmate's Bureau of Retrement and Pensons s now processng the retrement papers of Mrs. Angela Bolger, of 272 Frst Avenue. Ms. Bolger s retrng as a senor clerk from the Department Of Hghways. Her retrement s effectve October 30, her 80th brthday. Commssoner of Hghways John T. Carroll sad that "n the 33 and a half years of her cty employment, Mrs. Bolger has ganed the respect, admraton, affecton and nterest n everyone she met. We shall mss her very much." Her physcal appearance and actvty belle her 79 years. She Tentatve Key For Saturday's Porter Exam The New York Cty Department of Personnel has released the fol- looks lke a matron n her fftes. On March , Mrs. Bolger transferred from the Bronx Borough Presdent's offce, where she started her Cty employment, to the Manhattan Borough Presdent's offce. For about 15 years, she had been assgned as clerk to the deputy chef engneer. She then worked up to the pre^sent as secretary to the borough hghway mantenance engneer. On January 1 of ths year, she was transferred along wth other Borough Presdent employees to the new Department of Hghways. "Conscentous, effcent, knd," s how Eml J. Kochman, Manhattan borough mantenance engneer, descrbes Mrs. Bolger. "She works harder and produces more than many younger employees. Snce she was 70, we repeatedly obtaned extensons of her employment from the Board lowng tentatve key answers for the ralroad porter examnaton, number 9386, whch was held on ^. Estmate so we wouldn't lose Saturday June 22 Canddates ^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^^ ^ who wsh to fle protests must do ^^^^^ retrement s mandaso before mdnght, July 11. tory at 80.' 1, B; 2, A; 3, A; 4, C; 5, B;, 6. C; 7. B; 8, C; 9, D; 10, A; 11, A; 12, B; 13, B; 14, C; 15, D; 16, D; 17, B; 18, B; 19, D; 20, D; 21, B; 22, C; 23, A; 24, C; 25, D; 26, B; 27, D; 28, A; 29, D; 30, C; 31, A; 32, A; 33, C; 34, B; 35, B; 36, D; 37. A; 38, D; 39, A; 40. A; 41. D; 42, C; 43, C; 44, B; 45. B; 46, B; 47, A; 48, A; 49, C; 50, B; 51, C; 52, C; 53, A; 54, D; 55, B; 56, D; 57, C; 58, B; 59, B; 60, B; 61, C; 62, C; 63, C; 64, D; 65, B; 66. D; 67, C; 68. C; 69. A: 70. A; 71, D; 72, D; 73, B; 74, D; 75, D; 76. C; 77, B; 78, B; 79, D; 80, B; 81. D; 82, D; 83, C; 84, C; 85, D; 86, C; 87, B; 88, C; 89, A; 90, D; 91, C; 92, D; 93, B; 94, C; 95, A; 96, A; 97, C; 98, A; 99. D; 100, C. CLASSES NOW FORMNG: Dr. Schllnger Presented Annual ASPA Award The Amercan Socety of Publc Admnstraton's Metropo 111 a n chapter presented ts annual award to Dr. Arnold A. Schllnger drector of the Northport Veterans' Admnstraton Hosptal, at ts annual meetng recently at the Sheraton Atlantc Hotel. The busness meetng and electons were followed by a dnner at whch the prncpal speaker was John J. Corson, Professor of Publc and nternatonal Affars at the Woodrow Wlson School of Publc and nternatonal Affars at Prnceton Unversty. SPECAL CVL SERVCE COURTESY RATES NEW HOTEL CHESTERFELD 130 W. 49 ST., N.Y.C. AT RADO CTY - TMES SQ. FLOORS «00 ROOMS Avaton Agency Seeks Navgator The Federal Avaton Agency, Eastern Regon, s announcng an examnaton for Navgator, grades GS-11 and OS-12 for duty at the Flght nspectons Dstrlcjt Offce, Overseas Sector, New York nternatonal A-port, Jamaca. Salares range from $8,045 per annum to $9,475 per annum. No wrtten test s requred. Applcants wll be rated on expe'ence and tranng. Applcatons and further nformaton may be obtaned at any U.S. Post Offce where ths examnaton announcement s posted or by wrtng tw the Executve Secretary, Board of U.S. Cvl Servce Examners, Federal Avaton Agency, Federal Buldng. New York nternatonal Arport, Jamaca 30. Trustee ALBANY, June 24 Governor Rockefeller has reapponted Marlon B. Folsom of Rochester as a member of the Board of Trustees of Monroe Communty College. Vsual Tranng or CAXDn.VTKS FOR PATROLMAN FREMAN FOR THK KYESGHT TKST OF CVL SERVCE RKQLREMENTS DR. JOHH T. FLYKN Otonptrlst - Ortho )s( U PARK AVE., N. Y. C. (S\V lor. 3.-»ll Street) MU WA The DELEHANTY NSTTUTE MANHATTAN: 115 EAST 15 STREET, Near 4 Ave. (All Subwaysl JAMACA: MERRCK BLVD.. bet. Jamaca & Hllsde Aves. 50 Years of Success n Specalzed Educaton ^ For Career Opportuntes and Personal Advancement t AR CONDTONED CLASSROOMS ^ Prepare NOV\^ for Followng Exams: BUS DRVER N.Y.Cty Tronslt Authorty t HGH SCHOOL EQUVALENCY DPLOMA REFRGERATON OPERATOR LCENSE STATONARY ENGNEER LCENSE Bo Our Guest at a Class Sesson of Any Delehanty Course. USE FREE COUPONS PRNTED ELSEWHERE N THS PAPER Or Phone for Class Schedules and FREE GUEST CARD. T» Prepare for Forthcomng Exams for: PATROLMAN N.Y. Polce Dept.~.Start July 8 POLCEWOMAN ) CLASSES TRANST PATROLMAN > WLL EGN FREMAN N.Y. Fre Dept. ) SEPT. Enrollment s now open. nqure for detals. PRACTCAL VOCATONAL COURSES: Lcensed by N.Y. State Approved for Veterans AUTO MECHANCS SCHOOL S Road at 5 St., Long sland Cty Complete Shop Tranng on "Lve" Cars wth SpecalxafloH on Aufomatc Transmssons DRAFTNG SCHOOLS Manhattan: 123 East 12 St. nr. 4 Ave. Jamaca: Merrck Blvd. at 90 Ave. Archtectural Mec/ancol Structural Draftng Ppng, Electrcal and Machne Drawng. RADO, TV & ELECTRONCS SCHOOL 117 East 11 St. nr. 4 Ave.. Manhattan Rado and TV Servce & Repar. Color TV Servcng. "HAM" Lcense Preparaton. DELEHANTY HGH SCHOOL Accredted by loard of Regents Merrck Boulevard. Jomoca A College Preparatory Co-Ed«catonal Academc hgh School. Secretaral Tranng Avalable for Grls a* an Electve Supplement. Specal Preparaton n Scence and Mathematcs for StHdents Who Wsh to Qualfy for Technologcal and Engneerng Calleges. PHONE CO For rformoto on All Courses Phone GR 3'6904

6 Vmf^ Sx AmeHea^M Largest for PubUe Emplogme* Member Audt Bureau of Crculatons Puhlhed every Tuesday by LEADER PUBLCATONS. NC. 97 Duane Street. New York 7. N. Y. 212-BEelman Jerrf Fnkelsten, Publsher Paul Kyer, Edtor Joe Deasy, Jr., Cty Edtor James T. Lawlese, Assocate Edtor Mary Ann Banks, Assstant Edtor N. H. Mager, Busness Manager Advertsng Kcprcsenlalves: ALBANY - Joseph T. Bellew So. Mannng Blvd., V K1N(;ST0N, N.Y. - Charles Andrews 239 Wall Street, FEderal loo per copy. Subscrpton Prce $2.22 to members of the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton. S4.00 to non-members. TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1963 Wyman Proposals Could Brng Double Beneft /^NE OF THE many ams of the 115,00-member Cvl ^ ^ Servce Employees Assn. s to brng qualty personnel to the cvl servce, as well as to obtanng the knd of pay and workng condtons necessary to attract such personnel. The Employees Assn. got mportant support for one group of publc employees socal welfare ades from State Socal Welfare Commssoner George K. Wyman last week. Wyman, speakng at the 93rd annual meetng of the State Publc Welfare Assocaton, sad, n essence, that none of the 65 local welfare agences n New York State were adequately staffed to do the job that needs to be done. Wyman's proposals to correct ths stuaton were to mandate salary schedules throughout the State, apply unform Job requrements (whch would be set up by the State Welfare and Cvl Servce Commssons) and plan means to retan qualty personnel. The CSEA has sought for years to get the Legslature to mandate salary schedules n mportant employment areas such as welfare and to set up compettve ttles on the admnstratve level. mportant, as Commssoner Wyman hnted, qualfed personnel could tran more pwple away from the need to rely on welfare. Acton on these proposals, therefore, would serve the publc not only by gvng proper care to ndgent ctzens but also by reducng the welfare tax stran through proper rehabltaton away from relef rolls by those persons who can be helped to make t on ther own. Unnecessary Delay ALTHOUGH we do not agree wth all ponts brought out by the Brookngs nsttuton's recent survey of cvl servce n New York Cty, one of the most mportant suggestons the report advsed was a decontrol over hrng replacements by the Budget Drector. All too often, needless delays n the hrng of replacements for employees who leave the servce are caused by the slow ssuance of budgetary certfcates. New York Cty prdes tself on beng effcent. t wll become more effcent when the necessty of budget certfcatons s restrcted to hrng personnel for newlycreated postons. An Unfulflled Promse ABOUT two years ago. Mayor Wagner promsed members of the New York Cty cvl servce communty that he would seek to have a choce of part-pad health plans nsttuted as a frnge beneft. From acton on ths promse to date, we must pont out that. nstead of workng hard, the Mayor s hardly workng on ths beneft. We hope we are wrong and that ths choce wll be granted before the promse must be repeated n another poltcal campagn. %oulh Board Publtth«>M l^umer Gulden The New York Cty Youth Board ha publshed a 17-page booklet, "Program Gude to Summer Actvtes for Teenagers". ssued by the Conmunty Servces Department Of the Board, copes avalable grats by wrtng to the Board at 70 Madson Avenue, New York 16. New York. Tlls comprehensve brochure contans suggested programs for lesure tme actvtes for teenagers and should be of nterest to voung people, parents as well as chmch and socal organzatons. CVL SERVCE LEADER Tuesday, June 25, 196S Socal Securty Below are questons >n Socal Securty problems sent n by our readers and answered by m lera expert n the feld. Anyone wth» queston o Socal Securty should wrte ft out and send t to the Socal Securty Edtor, Cvl.Servce Leader, 97 Duane St., New York 7, New York. " want to know f my brother, s elgble for socal securty dsablty checks. He s 59 and can't worc now because of emphysema. He has a wfe and two chldren to support, but has been forced to sell hs busness snce he sot sck." f your brother has been dsabled for at least four months, he should get n touch wth hs local socal secmuty offce rght away. The people there wll be glad to help hm apply for dsablty benefts and wll gve hm the proper forms to take to hs doctor. " am a retred school teacher and do substtute work when they call me. try to hold my earnngs to $100 a month but some months have a chance to make more money. Must report t«the Socal Securty Admnstraton when.run over $100 or should wat untl the end of th«year?" t s best to report when you run over $100 n a month so that your socal securty benefts can be suspended. Then, report agan when you are not makng over $100 a month. n ths way you wll be gettng your socal securty benefts when your earnngs amount to $100 or less n a month and you need your socal securty benefts more. t s better to have joclal securty payments sus- What s nterestng s the double effect acton n ths area could acheve. Those who are dependent upon publc pended dmng the year welfare would be properly served. But perhaps even more nstead of havng to refund a substantal amount at the end of the year, or have your benefts suspended the followng year when you may not be workng. Of course, f only a small amount of money over $1200 s earned, the adjustment can be made at the end of the year when you fle your annual report wth the Socal Securty Admnstraton. "My husband ded a year ago, leavng me wth 3 small chldrem. now have a chance to work part tme. Wll my chldren lose any benefts f should happen to earn over $1,200 a year?" No matter what your yearly earnngs may be your chldren wll not lose any of ther benefts. The number of Socal Securty checks you lose wll depend on how much over $1,200 your earnngs are n any calendar year. «"'ve notfed the local post offce of my new address. Wll ths notfcaton be suffcent to change the address on my socal securty checks?" No. You shoua also notfy your local socal securty offce n addton to the post offce. f your notce s receved by the Socal Securty Admnstraton before the mddle of the month, your next check wll be sent to you at your new address. f you can't notfy the Socal Securty Admnstraton untl after the 15th of the month, your notce to the post offce wll enable them to forward the check to you. «"My husband and have been recevng socal securty benefts for the past 4 years. 've never worked under socal securty. My busband ded t weeks U Your Publc Relatons Q By L^O J. MARGOLN (Mr. Margoln s Adjunct Professor of Publc Relatons n the New York Unversty School of Publc Admnstraton and s Vce Presdent, Publc Relatons, of A. J. Armstrong Co., nc. The vews expressed n ths column are those of the wrter and do not necessarly consttute the vews of ths newspaper. A Soluton? ANY MOVE whch rases the standards of any endeavor, cvl servce ncluded, also enhances the good publc relatons of that actvty. THAT'S WHY our nterest s whetted by the recent suggeston of George A. Graham, of the Brookngs nsttuton, Washngton, to help solve the personnel problems of smaller governments. QUTE ACCURATELY he ponts out that smaller local governments can't afford a cvl servce commsson or even a personnel offcer. More often than not, these smaller governments are too small or too far away to be servced by a state cvl servce commsson. THE GRAHAM suggeston s to attack ths problem by borrowng a leaf from school authortes and adopt the certfcaton prncple. HE WOULD apply certfcaton to such key postons as cty or vllage clerks, chef fscal offcers, chefs of polce, chef engneers, health offcers, and possbly a few others where t would be possble to apply professonal standards. PERSONNEL expert Graham justfes hs dea ths way: "F VALD professonal qualfcatons for these offcers were establshed, and a realstc way of evaluatng those who meet the standards were set up, t would be a boon both to the employng muncpaltes and to the employees. "T WOULD gve professonal recognton to employees who are enttled to t, and t would gve assurance to local authortes that ther chef offcers who hold such professonal certfcates are professonally competent." THE GRAHAM plan cannot help but lft the standards of cvl servce, and thereby rase the publc relatons mage of all cvl servce. NOT ONLY would t mprove the performance of key muncpal offcers, but t's bound to mprove the performance of others down the lne. ANOTHER advantage to the certfcaton dea s the fact that t would provde a tranng ground for key muncpal offcals, enablng them to move up to the "major leagues" as ther experence sharpens ther abltes. THE GRAHAM plan s urged at the moment only for tcp executve postons n the smaller local governments. The personnel specalst feels that the dea can be appled to junor executves later, once the blueprnt has been establshed. WE'RE ALL for any suggeston that wll promote the good publc relatons of cvl servce, whle mantanng the establshed prncples of cvl servce. SOMEWHERE along the lne, someone should take the ntatve to gve the Graham plan a far tryout. There should be no nerta. t s a fact that the mage of the cvl servant can stll stand some mprovement. THAT DOESN'T mean that competence s lackng n cvl servce. Far frcftn t. t smply means that the efforts to mprove cvl servce's publc relatons must be contnung because there are always people ready to becloud even a lustrous, well earned mage. necessary for me to go to the socal securty offce and make applcaton for the death beneft and ' my wdow's payment?" No new applcaton wll be requred from you. However, you should notfy your socal securty offce of the death of your husband. Acton wll then be taken to pay you a wdow's beneft nstead of a wfe's beneft. "'m 74, and appled for socal securty retrement benefts n October was turned down because had not worked long enough under socal securty to qualfy. Would voluntary payments nto socal securty made by mc be acceptable?" 240. Voluntary contrbutons cannot be accepted snce the Socal Securty Law make.s no provson for ths arrangement. You must work on a job covered by socal securty or have selfemployment ncome from your own busness n order to pay the socal securty tax and get credt. «the "My son and have both been recevnr survvors benefts for t years. understand my bun's benefts wll stop when he be«comes 18 n November am age 50. Wll my wdow's beneft stop at the same tme?" Yes. Snce you are under age sumed when you reach age 62, l fa >ou- beneft wll be termnated.

7 Tuesday, June 2S, 196.^ CVL SERVCE LEADER Page Seven Fnal Key Asst. Chemst Prom, Exam The followng are the offcal key answers for the promoton examnaton to avssstant chemst, number 9510, whch was gven on Aprl 6, The answers below were adopted by the Commsson at a meetng held on June 4. AEC Seeks General A property management assstant, OS-8/7, s beng sought to fll a vacancy wth the New York FOREGN Busness Personnel Operatons Offce of ' the U.S. Atomc Energy "Commsson. The begnnng salary for ths post s JOBS rttttttt^ Foregn employment offers men and women choce of 19 countres free transportaton specal tax benefts bonuses lberal vacatons And a most unque way of lfe n government careers or wth Amercan companes, ther subsdares. Over half a mllon Amercans work and lve exceptonally well outsde the, U.S.A. You can earn up to $1,600 per month pad n U.S. cur-* ^ r rency. For complete nformaton send $2 to Foregn Projects, 2 ^ P.O. Box 1945, Beverly Hlls. Calf. M 1.A: 23; 3.C; 4.C; 5.D; 6.B: 7.C; 8.D; 9.D; UO.A; 11.D: 12,B: CALfORNA JOBS 1 13,D; 14.B; 15,B; 16,C; 17,B; 18,C; 19.A; 20.C; 21,D: 22,A; 23,A; 24,C; ^ Thousands of new openngs now n Southern Calforna n all felds. Permanent job securty. Send $2 for job nformaton, names 25,D. ^ and addresses to Calforna Jobs, P. O. Box 1944, Beverly Hlls. 26,B; 21,C; 28,A; 29,B; 30,B; Z Calf. < 31,C; 32,C; 33.D; 34,C; 35,D; 36,D: 37.B; 38,A; 39,C; 40,C; 41,A; 42,D; 43, delete; 44.D; 46,C; 46,B; 47,A; 48,C; 49,C; 50,D. tnkkkkakkaakkkkakkakkaaakkkkkakkkkakaakkkkkkkaaaa $4,565 (as-5) or $5,H(t (CU3-7), dependng upon college grades and/or experence. nterested applcants may submt a Form 67, "Awlcaton for Fede'al Employment" and A transcrpt of college grades to Martn Stahl, Personnel Offcer, U.S. Atomc Energy Commsson, 376 Hudson St., New York 14. Be Our Guest at a Class to Prepare for OCTOBER ^ T N.Y. CTY LCENSE EXAMS Expert nstructors AR CONDTONED EYE. CLASSSES t > REFRGERATON OPERATOR START CLASSES THURSDAY. JUNE 27 ot 7 P.M. J STATONARY ENGNEER 3 START CLASSES MONDAY, JULY 1 ot 7 P.M. The DELEHANTY NSTTUTE 115 East 15th St.. N. Y. 3 Phone GR AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAkkkkkkk. Tentatve Key For Sr. Sewage Worker Exam Presented below are the tentatve key avswers for the paomoton to senor sewage treatment worker examnaton whch was gven on June 8. The exam was number Applcants wshng to fle protests must do so before mdnght, June, 26. 1,B; 2.D: 3,e; 4,B; 5,C; 6,C; 7,D; 8.D; 9.A; 10,A; 11,B: 12,C; 13.A; 14,0; 15.B; 16,C: 17,B; 18,D: 19,A; 20,C; 21,B; 22,D; 23,B; 24,C; 25,C. 26,A; 27,C; 28,D: 29,C; 30,A: 31,D; 32,D; 33,D; 34,B; 35,C; 36,0; h.d; 38,B; 39,D: 40,0; 41.A; 42,A; 43,0; 44,B; 45,B; 46,B; 47,D; 48,A; 49,0; 50,D. 51,0; 52,B: 53,0; 54,B; 55,B; 66,D; 57,A; 58,0; 59,D; 60,0; 61.D; 62,0; 63,B; 64,0; 65,B; 66,B; 67,D; 68.A; 69,B; 70.D; 71.B; 72,A; 73,A; 74,B; 75,A. 76,0; 77,B; 78,A; 79,D; 80,B; 81,0; 82,B; 83,A; 84,0; 85,D; 86,0; 87,B; 88,0; 89,0; 90,D; 91,B; 92,0; 93,A; 94,D; 95.D; 96,B; 97,D; 98,0; 89,D: 100,A. rrrpar* For Tour $35- HGH -$35 SCHOOL DPLOMA S 5 WEEKS QET xour akb School GqulrKlency Dploma whlcl) la (b* leyal aquta lent of 4-yaars of Ulvb School. Tbl* Dploma la accapted for CTU Sarct poaltlod and clber purpoaea. ROBERTS SCHOOL 517 W. 57tb St.. New fork 19 PLaa Please send me FREE nformaton. HSL Name Address,,..., :ty RADAR WAS NVENTED by A, Hoyt Taylor and Leo Young n 1922 and frst used on the U.S.S. New York n 1938» Today, t s of enormous sgufcmce n space research and travel, fe 7nost rmportant to the average man, t protects the arlner n flght and n fog-bonnd landngs. Poneers n Protecton Jst as radar was the frst dcvlce to protccc the arborne traveler aganst unseen dangers... so the STATEWDE PLAN was the 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 STATEwn)K P.AN, see your payroll or personnel offcer., HGH SCHOOL OPlOAf/f BLUE CROSS* of secun,y BLUE SHELD* f jrua ar* ovrr fl, yuu omn Mcnr* Blfh 801U0 Dluua Aectpted for 'lvll Hrvlve potltlon. Our «uurt«wll >rf ar«you n a vburt tlue uulttuulk fu-ulty low ravt call Mr. JerunK at Kl '^-SlOO. MONROE SCHOOL OF BUSNESS. Trcment A lotua Rd., ron ' Kl AUUMV Burmo JAMCSTOWN New YOKW ROCHCSTE SmcusK UTCA W^mowl

8 Page Elglt CVL SERVCE LEADER Tuesday, Jm 2S, Faculty Members Awarded State Grants ALBANY, June 24 The State Unversty Awards Commttee has announced grantsn-ad totalng $10,546 to 24 faculty members of Stateoperated colleges and unversty centers. The purpose of the program s to encourage research and scholarly actvtes n the State Unversty. The awards are supported by the Research Foundaton of YOUR HOST- MCHAEL FLANAGAN PETT PARS RESTAURANT ACCOMMODATONS FOR PARTES. OUR COTLLON ROOM, SEATNG 200 COMFORTABLY. COLD luffets, $2.50 UP FULL COURSE DNNERS, $2.70 UP CLOSED FOR VACATONS, July 1-8 OPKN DALY KXCE'T SUNDAY AND MONDAY AT 6 P.M. - FREE PARKNG N RBAR 1060 MADSON AVE. ALBANY Phon* V or V ALBANY BRANCH OFFCE for NFORMATON refardlng advertlanc lease wrte or call JOSEPH T. BELLEW 303 SO. MANNNG BLVD. ALBANY 8. N.T Phooue V 2M74 The TEN EYCK Hotel VNDBR THE NEW MANAGEMENT OF SCHNE HOTELS WLL CONTNUE TO HONOR SPECAL RATES FOR N.Y.S. EMPLOYEES FLUS ALL THESE FACLTSS Fr#» Parkng Fr««Lmousnt 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 EYCK HOTEL State & Chape! Sts. Albany. N.Y. the State Unversty. The sprng awards went to: Zack R. Bowen, Predona; F-ederck Crane, Harpur; Werner C. Baum, Albany; Davd M. Benenson, Buffalo; Ashley M. Bryan, Albany; D.A. Cadenhead, Buffalo; Paul C. Lauterbur, Stony Broolc; Arnold Nemerofsky, New Paltz; P.O. Olafsson, Albany; Walter Sheppe, Buffalo; J.S. Waterhouse, Plattsburgh. Also awarded were: Wllam Clarkn, Albany; Peter Dodge, Harpur; Davd. Fand, Buffalo; Stanley Ferber, Harpur; Norman Oreenfeld, Albany; Nathan Hakman, Harpur; Chlng-wen Kwang, Buffalo; Leo A. Loubere, Buffalo; Abd A. Al-Marayatl, Plattsburg; Jay M. Pawa, Oneonta; Edward Wert;. Buffalo and Ann Ruth Wnner, Harpu*. Now Only wms, MUSES, ms, tmle servce for o^- "Rolls on Wheelsl No Down Payment Easy Terms! Mnmum ReU'l Nc«tNEMA Stenderdt "Pow«r Scrub" dmnate hand rnsng and Kfoplng Washes, rnses, dres, santzes.cleans bulky pots, too, lke new Lquefes food partcles ond fluses them down exclusve Flushaway Dran No Kreens to clean J. ES & SON FRST AVENUE NEW YORK CTY GRamercy COLONE Summer Theatre Tues.. June 25 thru Sun.. June 30 THE ETHEL MERMAN SHOW Starrng Mss Broadway n Person Wth AH All Star Jtevu* ETM. 8:40, Sat. (- Shows) B:30 A U.lH. Sun. 8 ' M. Tl<k»<8 at Bo- Offhf, WrUe Box 13«, Latham, N.Y., or Phone July 2 July 7 TAB HUNTER n 'The Tender Trap' MOVNG TO THE CAMPUS?.\lba.v'H Mott rrokrcnhlvp Km! Ksllue Frm s JUN A Few Mnutes Away.» See 's About Your Keul Kbtale 'rullem. Phlp E. Roberts, nc Western Ave., Albany Phone A STOWAWAY By STETSON sensatonal new roll-up UNROLL SHAPE WEAR T n just 10 T T hat! seconds! You'll go frst-class n ths pacloble Stetson casual hat... so lght and comfortable t weghs but 3 ounces, ^ 80 flatterng because you shape t yourself! Stop n and see t today. $13.95 PHL FORSTADT EXCLUSVE HATTERERS 1276 BROADWAY. N. Y. C. Bet. 32nd.33rd St. 423 FULTON ST.. B KLYN At Pearl Street 1525 PTKN AYE.. B'KLYN At Saratogo Avenue Frost-Guard Refrgerator- Freezer SPECAL RATES for Cvl Servce Employees Wellngton ORV.N QARAQE AR CONOTONNQ. TV V No porkng problems at Albany's lor«e» fcoltl... wth Albany's only drve n 9arofle. You'll dee the comlart and convenence, tool ^my rates. Cocktal lounge. SO STATB STRET mmt HAT CATTOl <M «w MMWV frovw S'KUAL WEtKU HAUS FOH EXTENDED SAVS ARCO CVL SERVCE BOOKS and all tests PLAZA BOOK SHOP 380 Broadway Albany. N. Y. Mal & Phone Orders Flled MAYFLOWER ROYAL COURT APARTMENTS - Furnshed. Unfurnshed, and Rooms. Phone HE (Albany) n Tme of Need, Call M. W. TebbuH's Sons 176 State 12 Colvn Albony Albany HO Kenwood Delmar HE Over 11*4 Year* of Dktlnsulkhed Funeral Hcrvte* General Electrc Qualtyl FROST NEVER FORMS Labels easy to read, ce trays never frozen n. Best of all, no more defrostng. 2 door convenence No defrostng ever Zero-degree freezer lods up to 81 lbs. 2 ce trays on handy shelf Porcelan Vegetable Drawer Butter Conrpartment OLNVLLE APPROVED APPLANCE CORP. BRONX. N.Y WHTE PLANS AVENUE OL

9 Tuesday, June 18, 1963 CVL SERVCE LEADER Page Fve BENRUS WATCHES STLL TME FOR GRADUATON GFTS NCLUDED N THS FABULOUS PREVEW ARE: Self-wndng Watches Waterproof* Watches Damond Dal Watches Damond Watches Fashon Watches Calendar Watches Embraceahle Watches Prced from $2500 ll ' ' '" TABCO 122s BROADWAY NEW YORK 1. N. Y. MU : WATCH, A 1961 BENRUS BENRUS 3 ^.o YEARS o; Your Cbokf/ 10 wmo You EVERY BENRUS ^ WATCH MOVE- > M E N T M U S T ^ P E R F O R M, PROPERLY FOR? ^ FUL. YEARSV OR BENRUS? WLL REPAR' OR REPLACE R FREE hm. Watch YNT OM Watch

10 page Ten CVL SERVCE LEADER Tuesday, June 25, 1963 SabbaMs Granted Fve [duaton Dept. Members (Specal to the Leader) ALBANY, Jme 24 Fve State Educaton Department staff members have receved professonal development leaves. The recpents and ther projects are: Theodora B. Reeve, assocate n chld development, granted sx months leave wth full pay from June 28, 1963 to August 9, 1963, and February 1, 1964 to June 30, Mss Reeve wll take graduate courses at Teacher Colleger Columba Unversty and the College of Educaton, Unversty of Maryland as a ba-ss for revsng the Department's program n kndergarten and prmary grades. Vncent C. Gazzetta, assocate n teacher certfcaton, granted one year academc leave wth half-pay, from September, 1963 to May, Gazetta wll complete the course requrements for a doctoral degree at the State Unversty of New York at Albany. Dorothy E. Cook, supervsor of elementary educaton, granted a one year leave wth half pay from June 1, 1963 to June 30, 1964, Mss Cook wll complete the course requrements for a doctoral degree at Teachers College, Columba Unversty and wll make an apprasal of the sklls and abltes nvolved n readng. Harold A. Laynor, assocate n art educaton, granted one year's leave wth half pay, from September 1, 1963 to August 31, Laynor wll complete the course and dssertaton requrements for a doctoral degree at State Unversty of New York at Albany. Everett C. Lattmer, assocate n agrcultural educaton, granted one year's leave wth half pay from September 1, 1963 to August 31, Mr. Lattmer wll take graduate courses n a doctoral degree program at the Natonal Center for Advanced Study and Research, Oho State Unversty. 1 Consultant ALBANY, June 24 Charles P. Bggs of Gulderland has Joned the State Socal Welfare Department as a mental health care consultant. Hs salary s $10,885 a year. Bggs wll help nursng homes, and publc homes for the aged to develop mental health care practces. NEW 1963 GENERAL ELECTRC ESCORT TV ^oecfy/j^f^cee^/ Half the weght of most other portable TV Now Alumnum Chasss Consolo Pduro Qualty 3 f Amplfyng Stages (not 1 or 2) Bult-n Antonna las S^. h. PcMra tm SERVCE and PARTS WARRANn mudeo, coverng manufacturno d«f«ct«. f (Mfv^red to G-E S«rvk«D«po>. *llnmun Retal Prlc«AMERCAN HOME CENTER, nc. 616 THRD AVENUE AT 40TH STREET NEW YORK CTY CALL MU

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12 P«gr Twrlvr CVL SERVCE LEADER Tuesday, June 25, 1963 Cty Offers 17 TflesOn Contnuous Bass Applcatons are beng accepted on a contnuous bass for postons n 17 dfferent ttles offered by the New York Cty Personnel Department. Tle examnatons, leld on an open-compettve bass, are for jobs n varous postons and locatons. Fo- most of the exams, applcatons are avalable at tle Applcatons, Secton, New York Cty Department of Personnel, 96 Duane St., New York 7. Assstant archtect $7,100 to $8,900 a year. Assstant cvl engneer, $7,100 to $8,900 a year. Assstant mechancal engneer, $7,100 to $8,900 a year. Assstant plan examner (buldng). $7,450 to $9,250 a year. Cvl engneerng draftsman, $5,750 to $7,190 a year. Dental hyglenst,.$4,000 to $5,- 080 a year. Junor cvl engneer, $5,750 to $7,190 a year. Junor electrcal engneer, $5,- 570 to $7,190 a year. Junor mechancal engneer, $5,750 to $7,190 a year. Occupatonal therapst, $4,850 to $6,290 a year. Patrolman, $6,132 to $7,616 a year. Publc health nurse, $5,150 to $6,590 a year. Recreaton leader, $5,150 to $6,590 a year. Senor street club worker, $5,- 150 to $6,950 a year. Socal nvestgator tranee, $5,160 a year. Socal case worker, $5,430 to $6,890 a year. X-ray techncan. $4,000 to $5,- 080 a year. For the followng secretaral postons apply to the Offce Personnel Placement Center, 575 Lexngton Ave., Manhattan. After passng the test, canddates wll be gven Cty applcaton forms whch they wll then fle at the applcaton secton of the Department of Personnel, 96 Duane St New York 7. College secretaral assstant. Group "A", $4,050 to $5,450 a year. Stenographer, $3,500 to $4,580 a year. Sten Named ALBANY, June 24 Chandler Sten of Albany has been apponted Albany County Clerk by Governor Rockefeller to succeed Joseph E. Glmartn, who ded May 1st. DJ Refrgerator wth 2'Door Convenence NO DOWN PAYMENT! Easy Terms Mo<l«l TB-304X N«t StortgtVoluffl* tmlnlmum R«U Pr(M Other most wanted features nclude: 2 Mn-Cube ce frayf/ butter compartment^ temperature control, automatc nteror lght, flush-fttng back (no cols at rear), magc corner hnges and protector doorstops. All these and automatc defrostng, fool AMERCAN HOME CENTER, NC. 616 THRD AVENUE AT loth STREET. NEW YORK CTY CALL MU

13 uesday,,tun«25, 1963 CVL SERVCE LEADER Pagr TTtrt^en 27 Staff tmembers At Otsvlle Awarded As a culmnaton of tle eghth annversary program for the Otsvlle State Tranng School for Boys, 27 staff members of the school were presented fve-year awards for servce recently. _ The awards were presented by Benjamn J. Hll, superntendent of the school, n conjuncton wth other honors whch were gven to boys at the school for feld day actvtes. Staff members cted were: Warren Gardner, Nathan Kng, Gerald Ketcham, Davd Tarro, Sylva C, Butzgy, Angle H. Coppola. Harold L. Ashworth, Jr., Vncent Grazano, Marcolna Vllafuerte, Samuel L. Tucker, Claudlne Johnson, Charles B. Grmm, Harry C. Townsend, Mare Coppola, Harry A. Mller, Leo Hllenbach, Grard Pankln, Robert Allen, Jame«R. Johnson, Raymond J. Glza, Charles E. Bella, Mary ff. Duffy, Ernestne Tucker, Herbert Alexander, George Behrent, Wllam M. De Mouth, and Russell Hovencamp. Volunteers Needed At Jont Dseases Hosp. Volunteers are urgently needed at the Hosptal for Jont Dseases, MadLson Avenue at 123rd Street durng the summer months. nterested persons are requested to contact Mrs. Elzabeth Styres, Drector of Volunteer Servces, TR , Extenson 220 or Mr. Arthur Murray Albnder, Volunteer Department, Hosptal for Jont Dseases, 1919 Madson Avenue, New York 35. Use postal zone numbers on your mal to nsure prompt delvery. SPECAL LOW RATES FOR STATE EMPLOYEES AT ^ ^ The HOTEL X ^-^onmotm^ ^ ^ $3 ^^^ PERSON * Rght at Grand Central * Garage servce avalable * All transportaton nearby * Arlne buses at doer Have your famly Jon yon at specal Week-End rate* (Frl. thru Sun.) $7.00 per adult (3.adults n room; chldren under 14 free lo tame room^. ncludes prvate bath and full breakfaet (BOc for each chld's breakfast). THE HOTEL COMMODORE«"%8t^ Shoppers Servce Gude Busness Opportunty - Men MEH WOMEN Spare Tme Full Tme F YOU ARE SNCERE AND STEADLY EMPLOYED, company wll start you n the FABULOUS GROWNG WG BUS- NESS, rarnnf up to per week n your spare tme. Only $75 CASH neccpsary and company w'll ftnmce you for expaneon nto full tme. Start earnnp BG NCOME wthn 3 weeks, shownr our WGS TO OUR QUAL- FED CUSTOMERS. Phone JU , Mr. Leeds, between 11 a.m. & 7 p.m. TYPWRTER BARGANS Smth $17.60; Underwood-$22 60; others Pmrl Bros Smth, Bkn. TR 5-.J024 Auto Emblems CSEA AUTO EMBLEM, Attractve Blue- Slver, Reflectve Scotchlte,.S nch Emblem, $1.00. Dscount To Chapters For Resjle. nkwell Prnters, 1230 Hertel, Buffalo 16, New York. Applonce Servces Sales A Servce recond. Refnrs, Stoves. Wash Machnes, combo snks. Guaranteed TRACY REFRGERATON CY E 148 St. t 1204 Castls Hlls Av. Bz TEACl SERVCNG CORP. Busness Opportunty MEN NO DOWN PAYMENT Start mmedately Enjoy ndependence fc H Returns, can you spare a few hrs per week collectng: money from CON-OP machnes? Ths s a chance to Jon n the rapdly Expandnr and Lucratve Con-Op ndustry. f yon are Mncere can frneh references Call YU C-0373, ext. 17. Addng Mocnnes Typewrters Mmeographs Addressng Machnes Guaranteed. Als«Rert«la, Repars ALL LANGUAES TYPEWRTER CO. CHelsca S-MM lt W. asr 8T NEW TOBK 1, N. T. College Presdent ALBANY, June 24 Dr. Rchard K. Greenfeld of Men'ck wll be the frst presdent of Sullvan County Communty College. Appontment of Dr. Greenfeld, whch s effectve July 1, was announced by the State Unversty..KUAL. NOTCE: CTATON. THE PEOPLE OP THE STATE OF NEW YORK, By the Grace of God Feo akl rtependent, TO: JOSEPH J. EDGEUTON as co-trustee of the Hums tnder the wll of Florence A. Ells deceased: ALCE H. ADAMS ndvdnallv and as co-trustee of the trust under the Wll of Lous n. Adana, deceased' GEORGE J. ADAMS. EDWN J. ROU- LErr and THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK a«executors of the wll ot Elz.nbeth Flood Adanb, deceaned and HORACE DES ROSERS and FREDERCK A. DES ROSTERS an executors of the wll of Frederck A. Rosebush, deceased coexecutor of the wll of Thomas Adams, deceased, beng: persons ntereeted aw bcnefcarcs or otherwse of the Estate of THOMAS ADAMS, deceased, SEND GREETNG: Upon (he petton of Unted StatPH Trust Company of New York, a domestc corporaton havnfc ts prncpal place of busness at 45 Wall Street n the Cty, County and State of New York, You and each of you are hereby ctcd fo show oatee before the Surrofrate's Court of the County of New York to be held at the Hall of Records n the County of New York, on the Oth day of July, 1003 at 10:00 o'clock n hp lorenoon of that day, why the fnal account of proceedngs of Frederck A. Rosebush and Unted States Trust Company of Now York as executors of tle wll of Thomas Adams, dcceasrd, for the perod from September 20, 1038 down to and ncldnfr February 17, 1040 and the fnal account of proceedng of Unted States Trust Company of New York w Bolo survvnr executor of the wll ot ad dccedcnt for the perod from Kebruany 17, 1040 down to and ncludng December 37, 1S)C3 should not be judcally settled and allowed and wy fcucb ether and further relef as the Court may deem proper shold not be srantev N TESTMONY WHEREOF, we lnve caused tle seal ot the Surrorate's Co\rt of our sad County of New York to be hereunto affxed. JScal) WTNESS. Honorable S. SAM- UE, D FALCO, a Supnotate of our sad County, the 20ll day of May, n the year one thousand nne huulred and sxty-three. 'hlp A. Donahue, Clerk of the Surroeate's Court. CTATON FLE NO. H4e/m(.T THC 'KO'.E OF THE STATE OK NEW YORK, lly THK (UACE OF GOD KKCT: AND NDKl'KNDENT. TO: ERNST SOUAAL, SOKE KTTELBEHUEH, AMALE SCHNADT, HELGA SCHNADT, HANS St'lNAlyr, HED DEUTSCH, SlEGl.lNDU WASCHRCK, ln(e fchnallvr, ELSA HAFNER, FRENDA SCHNAnT, RUDOLF SCHNADT, AUG- UST SCHNAlyr. YOU ARE HERKY CTED TO SHOW CAUSE before the Surrogate's Court, New York County, at Rooh r>()4, n the Hall of Record* n the County of New York, New York, on July.'5lh, loua, at 10:00 A.M., why A certan wrtnk tlated December 2lltb, 1956, wh<h ban been offered for probate by WLLAM. WESS, resdnr s 45;j Ncwort Street, Brooklyn, New York, kouu not be probatel ae the Last Wll and Testanjeat, relathf to real and pcrtonul property ff MARE SCHAAL a k/a MARE R. StflAAL and MARE ROSNE SCHAAL, D< ased, who wu«at the tme of ler death a re»dt-nt of nut West lolh Street, n the County of New York, New York, add that the Wll dated January Qth, 1901, be dened probate, Dved, AtteUed and Sealed, June 13th, l««;, HON. JOSEPH A. rox, Surrojatp. N»w Tork foumly, PUU.1P A. 1X)NAHUE. Clerk (L.S.) Blnd Ma's Buff Can Be A Cnstly Game ^When t comes to doctor b You need 20/20 vson to search out the hdden gaps and loopholes n today's health nsurance. Before decdng on a program for doctors' care, ask yourself these basc questons: Does the plan provde ts benefts wthout extra charges* over and above the premum? Does the plan cover the cost of today's many knds of specalst servces? Does the plan assure coverage of the full cost of an operaton regardlss of how dffcult or extensve the surgery mght be. Does the plan concern tself wth the qualty of care rendered to you? Can you contnue wth full benefts f you leave your employee group regardless of age? ONLY ONE HEALTH PLAN H.LP. can gve a ''yes'' answer lo all these questons. n H..P.'s group plan the only extra charge a $2 for a home call between 10 P.M. and 7 A.M. HEALmMSURANGEPUWOF GREAe NEWYORK m MAMSON AVNU. NW YOK 22. N. Y. PUu

14 Page Fourteen CVL SERVCE LEADER Tues<!ay, June 25, f REAL ESTATE Carefree FLORDA Retrement 1 or = Vacaton Lvng = n Natchez Co-op Garden Apt. Buldng Leeafed n Oolden sles, Mam Bcoeh area, V2 ml* Beach & Golf. Large swmmng pool, wal t«wall carpetng, stove & refrgerator. For brocfcmre and Mals wrt*: jhst completed. Faces open = waterway. Fslng 100 yrds. = from deer. Shuffleboard. Total ~ prce $7,350 ($1,600 down). = $93 per me. pays everythng. 1= ROBERT R. AKEN, Bulder (Former N.Y. Polce Copt.) 300 Layne Blvd., Hallardale, Fla. Farms & Aereoges Sehohore County ll.m ACRE FARM, 11 room homft, 2 barns, 80 aero apple orclhru. nce vew, tooa road. $11,00( ACRT3 DARY farm, excellent bldsrs. & land. $10,800. /tvkly MODERN 4 room home, garage, acres, $5,500 T(Tm«. VKRY GOOD poultry frn, modern 7 room home, lenlousc 24 by 150, 2. car (curafe. 2 acro^, $>400. TermB. DENNS CARRAS(;0. T.cfutrd Broker, East Man St.. CoWeHUll. N.Y., Dal 51H AF 4-tl5. At.VAH KRSS, Slosman, Central Brdtre, N.Y., Tel. 71W. COUNTRY LVNG WTH ALL CTY CONVKNKNCES WORLEY HOMES Corner of Hopewell Road (Whte Corners Road) and Route 82, Hopewell Juncton, New York. DRECTONS Take laconc State Parkway to Hghway 52 to Route 376 to Route 82. left on 82 to Models. Splt Ranches $14,500 FAMn..Y ROOM OK K.KTRA BED- ROOMS & and tatl OPTONAL S-Bedroom Ranches $12,500 CAPE CODS $11,500 Large Lots, Fully Landscaped Blacktop Concrete Drveways Walks NO DOWN PAYMENT $82 PER MONTT PAYS PRNCPAL NTEREST A TAXES X)WER DOWN 'AYMENTS AKH.\N»;ED MODELS OPEN DALY For nformaton or Evenng Appontment Call Dal 914 AX Propertes For Sale New York State PCTURESQUE country estate, 3 acres, beautfully landscaped, 4 room house, modern mpvts. $10,000. NEW modern 4 rm bung.,! sulated, modern ltchen, elec. range, refrgerator. Large lot. $6,000. CHOCE lots. $S00 to $1,000 per acre. Excellent locaton. panor< omt vews. Off Rt. 28. M. LOWN, SHANDAKEN, N.Y. Dal 914 OV Farms & Acreages N.Y.State SaralOB.Sprnt;* Lve Rent Free Pj.rs NCOME, newly jvuu.:lu<d,» bldja,.4 rv'eu aplh., aw..t-ut retw, vrun rbor, Na'o r<^ c:.l Close to everythu'. Sacl s(,500. HerUK, l.ullw, hartub* t>ttl)(«, NX Bronx WHY PAY RENT? A FNE SELECTON l-famly HOMES MANY LOCATONS $1,500 CASH DOWN SLHOUETTE TU O'EN 7 DAYH 1296 EAST GUNHLL RD.. BX. Farms & Acreages - Ulster Co. For Sale - Vacaton Resort PROPEHTY - SPRNG GLEN. N. Y. Ulster County vacaton resort, 30 roonn, 15 TOpletely burp.-hod on beautfully. landscaped acrca. SCO artesan wclla, rncrcaton buldnf year round home and many extraa. deally located, convyent lo everythnjr. CaeU $1.'),0()0. For detal* wrte Bo* c/o The Loader. KT Duane St., N.Y. 7. N.Y, Farms & Ac. - Delaware Co. FULL PRCE $0,600 3 REDROOM house, all utltes. B:;raffe Newly decorated Sc repared. Very easy terms. Hunlton Really. Stamford, N.Y Scr«vane Addresses Recent Delehanty nsttute Graduates cty Oouncl Presdent Paul R. Screvane was the prncpal speaker at the graduaton exercses of Delehanty Hgh School whch were held n the Golden Audtorum of Queens College recently. Among tle 177 boys and grls of the class of 1963 were a number of honor students who receved medals and ctatons from Bernard B. Galway, prncpal. These ncluded New York State Regents Scholarshps for Judth M. Anderson, Allen L. Enged, Robert B. Galway and Wllam Moran. n addton, nger-marle Chamberlan receved both the Selg Award and the Long sland Press Lamp Award. Vvan M. Warfleld, class presdent, was Salutatorlan and Walter D. Lace gave the valedctory. New P.R. Man ALBANY, June 24 Gerald T. Houlhan of Amsterdam, a fo-mer account executve wth the Barlow- Johnson Agency, has been named publc nformaton offcer T'NUSUAL OPPORTUNTY for the State Parole Dvson. PRVATE LODGE. 70 aorca, favorably locatct, excpllpt trrounls, huntkf, swnnnr, yr. round lvnfc (luartor-, 11 Brooklyn other lully poupt apartments. $10, FAMLY, brck attached, seven rooms, ClarloM FrPMlman A?ency, Accord, N.Y., gaa leat, 1 faro zone. Settle estate, Kerhonkeon, quck sale $10,500. For appt. wrte Rox c/o The Lea.tler,»7 Duane St., N.Y. 7. N.Y. Farms & Acreages Columba County CHOrrE LOTS & ACREAGES FROM $10 DOWN $10 MONTHLY COOO fl. 'v;te beach on 10 lula COPAKE LAKE Water skng, free dockage, 3 trolf couruoa. Full prce from $'105. nspect ths valuable land now for your retrement honeete whch can be purchask on nch an exceptonally easy plan. " hours from N.Y.Cty. Wrt<> for Uroohure. Offce near Shell Staton on Shore. Lakeshore Acres, Copake. N.Y. NOTCK: CTATON. - THE PEOPr,E OF TOE STATE OK NEW YORK, By the Grace of God, Free and ndependent, To Attorney General of the State of New York; The Cty of New York. Department of Hosptals; and to "Mary Doe" the name ' Mary Doe" beng: fcttous, the alleged wdow of Harry Petzuck, also known as H.rry Petzuch, deceased, f lvnr and f dead, to the executory, admnstrators, dstrbutees and asstrun of "Mary Doe" deceased, whose mane* and post offce addresses are unknown and cannot after dluent nqury be aacertaned by the pettoner heren; and to the dstrbutcfw of Harry Pctzuck, also known as Hurry Petzuch. deceased, whole names and poat offce.'* addregsea are unknown and cannot after dlgent nqury be ascertaned by the pettojer heren: benfr the persons nterested aa credtoh, dstrbutees or otherwse n the estate of Harry Petzuck, «lao known as Hany Petzuch, deceased, who at the tme of hs death was a resdent of 38D Second Avenue, New York, N.Y. Send GREETNG; Upon the petton of The Publc Admnstrator of the County of New York, havng hs offce at Hall of Records. Room 309, Borouch of Manhattan, Cty and County of New York, as otlmnstrator of the roods, chattels and credts of sad deceased; You and each of you are hereby cted to ehow cause before the Surrogate's Court of New York County, held at the Hall of Rccords, n the County of New York, on the»th day of July, 1903, at ten o'clock n the forenoon of that day, why the account of proceedngs of Tle Publc Admnstrator of the County of New York, as admnstrator of the roods, chattels and credts of sad deceased, should not be judcally settled. N TESTMONY WHEKEOF, We have caume the leul ut the Surrogate's Court of the ead County of New York to be hert'unlo altxcd. (Seal) WTNESS. Honorable 8. 8AM UEL D FALCO. a Surrosate of our sud County, at the Couuty of New York, the ;50th d^y qf May, n the year of our.lorvl oe lluuaud nne huulrvl a^ v'ty hret;. Phlp A. Douhue Clurk ul (he bur'o«4l»'e Cuurl. Farms & Acreage - Greene Co. ATTRACTVE yr rnd reuorl boardng house. New recreaton room wth bar & leenso n eccnc hamlet nr»kl slope. Wll talk busnesd. TO SETTLE estate, JJ-fl rm homes, lake rghts, acres $15,000 all 3. 1 ROOMS & hath, retrement hone, ol, heat, full cellar, near churches &»en- -«ral store. $7,500. TWERN, wnall hotel on well traveled hghway, full lceutu; wth paekare permt. $18,000. MAUR REALTY P.lenvlle, NY Dal 518 OR 8-,1.')15 Cat.skll, NY Dal ALBANY ATTRACTVE HOMES CALL W. F. BENNEn Multple Lstng Potos 1672 CENTRAL AYE. ALBANY UN NTGRATO N BEAUTFUL CAMBRA HEGHTS BRCK. STONE & TMBER S ROOM TUDOR 4 BEDROOMS Modern eat*n ktchen, 1*> Hollywood batfs, full party lase* ment, many applances, separate parage, rge garden plot. Only»17,490 G.. NO CASH~ NON-VETS LTTLE CASH KNGDOM HOMES HLLSDE AVE., JAMACA OL THE Open 7 Days a Week LATEST VACUUM CLEANER MODEL C-9 PHONE FOR OUR LOW. LOW PRCE BUY P L WSE 115 WEST 45TH STREET, NEW YORK SENSATONAL NEW DEAL! ON THE 'ALL N W 1963 RAMBLER T^aTPA^HT PAM TO FOR CVL SERVCE EMPLOYEES MOTOR TREND AWARD 1963 CAR OF THE YEAR" m ATlOWWUmRATEa Y nrect f ^ New York-, P'ove t to yourself! NO GMMCKS NO (-ONNtCTONr NEEDED Mow To* MTa't rftny H pk^are of ownng Am^rMt No C«apa«t Car, COSTS USS ft h f tt COSTS LCSS t«rm H %mauto sava SAmAcmr JACK SCHECTER^ LEADNG AUTHORZED RAMBLEP DEALER 1700 JEROME AVE., BRONX-.CY Near 174 ST Block North of Cross Bx OPLN TO Expressway) 9PM

15 Wedaj, June 25, 19<>3 CVL SERVCE LEADER Page Ffteen r REAL ESTATE VALVES LONG SLAND Long sland Long sland NTEGRATED 5 OFFCES READY TO SERVE YOU! Call For Apponment EAST ELMHURST EXCLUSVE MAGNFCENT, spacous 7 room and bath home, featurng scence ktchen, modern bath, full basement, ol heat on large plot, excellent locaton, convenent to everythng. Must sell at once. Cvlan $800 down. G.. No Cash Down. BRNG DEPOST JA ROCKAWAY BLVD so. OZONE PARK SPRNGFELD GDNS. $11,990 DETACHED 28x fomly, features 5 overszed rooms, modern cabnet lned ltchen, tled bath, full basement, automatc heat. No down payment to all. Only closng fees. Brng $10 depost. VACANT JA HLLSDE AVE. JAMACA DETACHED 6 ROOMS $11,000 FULL PRCE NCLUDNG many extrass and heat, excellent locaton. Beng features scence ktchen, modern both, full basement, ol sacrfced by owner who must relocate. Act fast! Frst depost takes t. Cv. $350. G.. NO CASH DOWN L NORTHERN BLVD. CORONA Roosevelt and Hempstead OfFces Ad on Ths Page BETTER REALTY ALL 5 OFFCES OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK FROM f:30 A.M. TO 1:30 P.M. BOATNG, FSHNG, SWMMNG n your own back yard plus 4'/4 rooms and garage, near schools, shoppng and transportaton full prce $11,200. NO CASH G.. fg selecton of new and resoles komes wth llffle or no cash down. Trades accepted. CALL NOW! V South Fronkln St. HEMPSTEAD RANCH $500 CASH VACANT NO WATNG, no red tape brng $500 and mov* rght nto ths newly decorated home n the heart of suburban Freeport, 5 rooms wth expanson attc, full basement, garage, ol heat and 50x125 landscaped plot. Move nto your home ths weekend. Full prce $14,990. MA NASSAU ROAD ROOSEVELT BETTER REALTY ALL 5 OFFCES OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK: 9:30 A.M. TO 1:30 P.M. BUY A HOME GOOD HOMES W W W W ^^ BETTER THAN (MONEY N THE BANK) Avod Landlord Problems! Why Pay Rent? Buy Your Own Home. TAMtKA KUllTH 6 ROOMS, sul brcl, ol heat, garage, part fnshed base ment. Aslng $16,990. $850 down. $850 DOWN $24 WEEK ST. A.ANS 6 ROOV Cape Cod, brclt and shngle, expanson attc wth dormer, fnshed basement, ol heat. Askng $18,990. $900 DOWN $27 WEEK W, HEM'STKAW LEGAL 2-famly, 4 large rooms down, 4 rooms up, 4 car garage, 120x200 plot, ol heat. Askng $24,500. $2,500 DOWN $28 WEEK HOMEFNDERS, Ltd. Feldstone M LNDEN BLVD.. ST. ALBANS. Belford D. Harty, Jr., Broker A Houses - Queens BELLARE PARK 916,890 ^uxu'ouh alt brck Colonal resdence. Only 8 years old. 7>2 large rns, )t tone colored tle bath, sunptuou batement, exduslle (arueu plot. Only $300 cat^h down. LONG SLAND HOMES ]»8-l j UtUkde Ave., KK l-7!00 eodth OZONE PARK H K A V l SA H F K E by owfr who nubt tell full dtta<hed 1 lauly. 6 la'te ruuns, 3 bcooue, loads of closets, lablnet-lued Eat-n- Kthe, nuleru tle bah, new ol unt, wdo (nvate drveway & overszed «AUA»l-:. OWNKR TKANSKEHKU OUT K '1X)\VN and nu».l nl for only KVKKHD; DHVB. Vk * fl Gl no fmb dowu, lor uf«j A tt^tou. 9rtTM«psrtmenu nurrmlal Vvnlaltd nur tolgw T-411* CALL STRDE FRST 3 HO 4-7t30 4 FARMERS BLVD.. $13,000 3 Amercan Goloal Detached specous rooms, modern ktchen and bath. Ths s a dream house. Must see. Hgh Gl mtg. SPRNGFELD GDNS. $16,500 Brck Bungalow Brck bungalow, 10 yrs young, all rooms on one floor. Automatc heat. Lots of extras. Garage, truly a wonderful buy. WE HAVE APT. RENTAL SERVCE STRDE REALTY HO 4^-7630 LAURELTON PARK Co«.v DelacleJ 7 Yr Younr Brck BnKaloa-, ^O ft. UvR Rflom, Ste SaVfr, Kat-n-K(rhen, ;» LarK«ulrooms, rn8l- ML BHNement, KSH hrat, Kuraxr. The Co8t 18 Than Rrnt. SPRNGFELD GDNS. Branful all Brck BnKslow Kanch, al 5 Rooms on 1 floor. ts Vacant, Newly l)*proratrd and mnarlate. Fnthed Batrnrnt ran be l8#d for Rrntable 'nt, caraee, enclosed Alumnum Pato. CAMBRA HEGHTS SV^ years Cnatom Bult. Tru«Center Hall Colonal, wth Brch Cabnets. Kat-ln-Kltchen. OlnoK S >vlnc Room wth mmense sze bedrooms, 7,.%<K> sq ft. of.and«raped Garden, The«t«Houses are Prced Below Market Value. ACCLAM REALTY HO Hotls Ave., Molls, N.T. LAURELTON ESTATES $18,990 DETACHED ALL, BRCK 10 YK- OLD CAPE COD All Rrms. on 1 Floor plus Fnshable Attc. Nle Club Fnshed Basement All Applances, too Nuneoue lo Menton Go. Lar^e Lanlscapcd Garden Shrube QUEENS HOME SALES HlllslAe Ave., Jamaca OL LAURELTON Deataobed sold brck, splt ranch. Only 7 y-e old. 7 huge ruk, 4 be<lrm, 2 separate colored tlt baths, beautful fnshed bosenent. Garage. Gn-den. Many extras 1 Only?700 ca«h needed. LONG SLAND HOMES 168-1'^ Hllsde Ave., RE U GOOD BUYS SPRNGFELD GDNS. 2-FAMLY DETACHED, Cape Cod style brck and shogle, 4 rooms up,. down, ol heat on lovely 40x- 115 ft. plot wth overszed 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 UBERTY AVE. JAMACA AX 1.58S8-9 Suffolk County. L.. N.Y. CENTRAL SLP loreolosure only $260 tlown, 3 betlroo^) rhoh, garave, MaJj otle, MLAUUHLlN KEALTY. Kmt Av«., Jtulwvud, )luu«(10 Vl bu. CONVENENT OFFCES AT HEMPSTEAD & VCNTY STOP! LOOK NO MORE! WE HAVE HOMES YOU DESRE THS S THE CAPE SOLD Brck Cope Cod, 4 bodrooms, fnshed basement slt- Boted on a beoutfhl landscaped 50x135 plot, one block from bus. $900 down. HEMPSTEAD ECONOMY S THE BEST SPRAWLNG, Ranch wth the lowest heatng bll! Three bedroms, large enclosed porch, 50x100 plot. A1 condton. $600 down. HEMPSTEAD LVE LUXUROUSLY WTHOUT RENT BEAUTFUL, Mother and Daughter set on a professonally landscaped 50x138 plot, 5 rooms on frst floor, nt* club fnshed basement wth bor and pato. One look and yov are n love wth t! $1,500 down. HEMPSTEAD THS S THE COLONAL YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKNG FOR 8 ROOMS wth enclosed perch, pato, woll-to-wall carpetng wth loads of extras, 2 car ga> rage, 55x100 plot and ol heat. $700 down. FREEPORT LST REALTY CORP. OfEM 7 DATS A HERB 14 SOUTH FRANKLN STREET. HEMPSTEAD. L. V ROCKAWAY BLVD.. SO. OZONE PARK JA HLLSDE AVE.. JAMACA OL OL NTEGRATED 7 ROOMS 4 BEDROOMS COLONAL N BEAUTFUL HOLUS Ths tmly magnfcent home features a modern aat-ln htche wth wall oven, P/^ Hollywood baths and a nt* club fnshed basement, all set on a massve plot amdst flowerng gardens and shrubs, 2 car garage. $86.90 MONTHLY TO BANK = JAMACA FULL PRCE 500 G.L NO CASH DOWN TRYME REALTY HLLSDE AVE., JAMACA OL Open 7 Days a Week NTEGRATED NO CASH G.. llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll^ $14, x BEDROOMS 1 = 7 MAGNFCENT ROOMS. 4 LARGE BEDROOMS, PULL BASE- = = MENT. OL HEAT, 2 CAR GARAGE. ASK FOR B-11S2. = E-S-S-E-X HLLSDE AVE. JAMACA = Take 8tb Ave. 'E' Tran to Sulhlu Blvd. Stuton. OPEN 7 DATS A WEEK SSS lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll AX llllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllll Forms & Acreages - Ulster Co. ACCESSBLE wootled aoeafe, jon* kc-ea, ktate owneu fo.-ebt. Hu-VK A llvhnk area. Terna. Howard XerwlKer, Ktbouktuj, H t. For Rent - Unfurnshed 3 ROOM APT. Grand Ave. nr. datee, Brooklyn, lage rooms, lglt and a)7, pargtel tloum, recently lecoattd. N«w 11 t. refrkerator and one uontb Mvurjr, r«x«reu-ce, kaa*. M S-A^O.

16 REPRESENTATVE NAMED Frank SeUx. former Specal Representatve of Assocated Hosptals, dscusses new procedures wth Herbert S. Bauch, presdent of Termnal Employees Local 8S2, whch operates one of Assocated Hosptal's largest local croups. Left to rffht: Setz, who now moves up to Manager of Unon Enrollment, Bauch, and Mchael J. Lawless, new Specal Representatve. FNTRELY NEW DEA N FOUNTAN PENS: CVr SERVCE LEADER TMsday, Jnne 2!», 1 Fnal Key For Open-compAsst. Chemst Exam The New York Cty Department of Personnel has announced the fnal key answers for the open compettve examnaton No. 9508, assstant chemst, whch was gven on Aprl 6. The followng s the fnal key as adopted by the Commsson at a meetng held on June 4. l.a; 2,B; 3,C: 4,C; 5.D; 6,B: 7,C; 8,D; 9,D: 10,A; 11,D; 12.B; 13,D; 14,B; 15,B; 16,C; 17,B; S.C: 19,A; 20,C. 21,D; 22,A; 23,A; 24,C; 25,D; 26,B; 27,C; 28.;A 29,B 30,B; 31,C: 32,C; 33,D; 34,0; 35.D; 36,D; 37.B; 38,A; 39,C; 40,C. 41,A; 42,D; 43, delete; 44,D; 45,C; 46,B; 47,A; 48,C; 49,C; 50,D; 51,C; 52,B; 53,B; 54,B; 55,A; 56,B; 57,D; 58,A; 59,B: 60,C. 61,D; 62,B; 63,D; 64.A; 65,B; 66,A; 67,D; 68,D; 69,B; 70,B; 71,B; 72,C; 73.B; 74,B; 75,C; 76,B; 77,C; 78,C; 79,B; 80,A. Pass your copy of the Leader To» Non-Member Laborers Sought For VA Hosptals POUGHKEEPSE, June 24 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. see! Vfkcancles to be flled n ths poston are n the VA Hosptal, )0Sl- \ Castle Pont. Ths regstraton may also be used to fll postons n other Federal agences located wthn a 35 mle radus of Castle Pont. FREE BOOKLET by U.S. Gorernnent on Socal Securty. Mall only. Leader, 97 Duane Street, New York 7. N.Y. $79.50 o-j MADE ONL'' R'' ^vvoss THF GRFAEST NAME N SLEt- J & B SALES CAMBRDGE AVENUE BRONX. N. Y. TU CALL Now you can set the wrtng angle to sut your style. Pck t up and your fngertps automatcally slp nto a comfortable pos- "lon, thanks to the gently contoured grp. Turn the bg, handsome, sold 14K gold pont untl the tp touches the paper at just the angle you want. Then you're all set to wrte wth more ease and comfort than you ever thought possble. t's that smple. What's more, the VP gves you a choce of 15 nstantly replaceable ponts. Parker VP^O f *VerY \>tr$on»\ WTH THS font YOU CAN SET TO SUT YOUH WRTNG ANCLl FREE! 365 DAY FREE TRAL Take Advantage of ths Great Arlne Exclusve! New Buy ether a $5.00 ntel-natonal Fghter or a $10.00 nternatonal nsgna bal pen at... Arlne Statonery... f you are not satsfed anytme wthn 363 days from the date of urchuse you can gret a complete cash refund for any reason. Ask for detals... Today! ARLNE STATONERY CO. Tfce Drect Una To All Your Ofce Meerf PRNTERS ENGRAVERS LTHOGRAPHERS 284 MADSON AVENUE 60 EAST 42ND STREET NEW YORK, N.Y. LE POWER ARM WASHES AU AROUNOt NO MORE HAND RlNSNGl NO MORE HAND SCRAPNGl FLUSHAWAY DRAN! Lqueftesand flushes away food partcles. SELF-CLEANNG! No flters or screens to clean! 3-CYCLE PUSH- BUTTON CONTROLS! (1) For fne chna. (2) For utensls, pots, pans. (3) For mxed loads! NEEDS NO NSTALLATON! tmnmum Retal Pre* BGGEST CAPACTY Washes, rnses, dres servce for 15 (NEMA place settngs]. Gets dshes pots and pans, too sparklng clean at new. Santzes, too. EASY-LOAD- NG LFT.TOP RACK! No bendng or reachng swngs up for eflfortless loadng. T S B l t E M A l D S U H t K. - J Wa.h«, Dres Clttnl SP-103 Ask for the 5P'403! $ NO new ' DOWN PAYMENT Easy Terms! At Frnchstd G«n«rl Electrc DMUr w«ra Authortd to Offer GENERAL ELECTRCS Fmou* PERSONAL WARRANTY SERVCE. Ask US for your Wrtten Gurntee. AMERCAN HOME CENTER, n 616 THRD AVENUE AT 40th STREET, NEW YORK CTY ft L

17 'Mgdfly, June 25, 1963 CVL SERVCE LEADER F«g«Seventeen Jewsh State Ades Set Meetng June 26 Jack J. Wesw, past state commander of the Jewsh War Veterans, wll be the guest speaker at the next meetng of the Jawsh 8tate Employees Assocaton of New York on Wednesday, June 26. The meetng wll be held?t the State Offce Buldng, 80 Centre St. at 5:30 p.m. Ths wll be the fnal meetng before the Summer recess, accordng to Alfred Grey, presdent DSHWASHER of the assocaton. Grey, A. B. Shavelson and Lou«Berkower are members of a commttee to expand membershp and centralze meetng places for the future, the assocaton noted. - BARLOW'S- E. hrla 10, N.Y. Ar«H C. f5nm, Kfh, Bfjv'leo. Handball, Tennl, Shuffleboad, Moves, Cocktal /onge, ('.(<nn. f)rch. on F'remf^K, Horops, Golf. All Chchps rfar, 3 delcous meal* daly. Showeg, Bath. Hot and Cold Wat^T all Rns. AfC f40-$45 wkly. Scaul A rsh Mgn't. O. C, Barlow, Trop., Bklt. OUR LOWEST PR/Cf VR - Lmted Tme! 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18 Vafne Egfteen CVL SERVCE T.EADER TtfH<Ta7, June 2!y, 1 Re-Hed feke Amodo Mddletown Presdent (From Leader Correspondent) POUGHKEEPSE, June 24 Felce Amodo was re-elected presdent of the Mlddletown State Hosptal chapter of the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton at the group's annual meetng conducted recently. Others elected and re-elected were Nck Cortese, frst vce presdent; Rchard Mltteer, second vce presdent; Ottl A. Brewer, thrd vce presdent; Edward Benson, secretary; Agnes Henry, treasurer, Carl Berry, delegate; and Howard Culver, sergeant-at-arms. The Executve Commttee s composed of Clares Ht, Joln Duzer. Stanard Boyer. Russell Wood and Everett Rggs. n conjuncton wth the elec- Dr. Donohue Apponted ALBANY, June 24 Dr. Francs J. Donohue of New Rochelle s ton and nstallaton, a member- the new drector of academc planshp drve was conducted and re- nng for the State Unversty. Hs tlrement certfcate awards were salay wll be $15,600 a year, presented. Those wth one to ten Snce 1960, Dr. Donohue has years of servce nclude Robert D. been executve drector of the Stewart. Elwood J. Worden and jself-study program of Pordham Carre E. Sherwoos; ten to 20 Unversty and assstant to the years, Mary Falconer. Herbert Unversty's executve vce presdent. Dr. Donohue wll begn work Falconer. Howard C. Decker and George vory, twenty to thrty n hs new post July 1. years. Olve Sauer. Fred Carey and thrty years and more. Thomas Cooney, Margaret Coleman and Dasy Sparks. Guest speaker for the event was Charles Lamb, fourth vce presdent of the New York State CSEA, and Thomas Brann, feld representatve of OSEA, Mrs. Murel B. Whtaker was chosen to receve the "Psychatrc Ade of the Year" award. Prncpal Attorney ALBANY, June 24 Donald A. MacHarg has returned to state servce as prncpal attorney for the State Health Department. The Albany attorney once served as an asss'tant attorney general and junor corporaton examner wth the Department of State. Lochner Named to Board Dental Servce Corp. (Specal to The Leader) ALBANY, June 24 Joseph D. Lochner, executve drector of the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton has been elected to the Board of Drectors of the New York Dental Servce Corporaton, Dr. Matthew Besdlne, corporaton announced last week. The Dental Servce s a corporaton sponsored by the New York State Dental Socety for the purpose of handlng payment of clams under a new non-proft dental nsurance plan n New York Cty and ten nearby countes. t s the result of an agreement between the Dental Socety and Blue Cross whch wll act as agent. Comprehensve Servce Under the plan, nsurance coverage would be granted for comprehensve dental servces to groups of twenty-fve or more LONG SERVCE Mrs. Edth Podd was recently retred after 23 years of servce as «nurse of the hosptal unt of the New York State Tranae: School for Grls at Hudson. Fellow employees and members of the hosptal staff presented her wth a gold watch at a retrement dnner held n her honor. presdent, members wth the provson that seventy-fve per cent of the group jon. Lochner s also a member of the Board of Drectors of the Assocated Hosptal Servce of the Captal Dstrct (Blue Cross). He has been an actve supporter of Blue Cross snce t began n 1936, helpng to make the plan avalable to Assocaton members and eventually to all State employees. He joned the CSEA staff n 1931 as busness manager. Today, as executve drector, he gudes the tjrograms of 113,000 members who a-e employed on all levels of government n New York State. A U.S. Army veteran, Lochner s a natve of Albany. He and hs wfe, Annette, have four chldren. Lochner plans to attend the frst meetng of the Dental Board ths week n New York Cty. June 26 Outng Set By Albany Workmen's Comp. Chap. CSEA The Albany Workmen's Compensaton Board chapter of the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton wll hold ts annual June pc- nc at McKown's Grove n Mc- Kownsvlle on Wednesday, June 26. A feature of the outng, a softball game between the Dvson of Employment "Raters" and the Bo^rd "Splnters", was announced by Peter Goedtel, charman of the socal commttee. OUer members of the commttee are Mdge WolfjganK, Ann Turton, Luca Teta, Mary Shahan, Mary Glock, Glora Grube and Joan Fleurea. Stenglen Retrng From Suffollc County Completng 26 Years RVERHEAD, June 24 Joseph Stengleln, senor accountant n the Suffolk County Department of Publc Welfare wll retre Aug. 1 after 26 years of servce. Stenglen, who be the guest at a luncheon n hs honor June 25. s the treasurer of the Suffolk County Welfare unt of the Suffolk chapter. Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton. He has served n ths post for two years. Orgnally from Brooklyn. Stenglen has lved n Lndenhurst for 40 years where he was a volunteer freman for many of these years. He joned the County Welfare Department n 1937 after workng as an accountant for a steel company n New York Cty for 20 years. Workng frst n the Welfare >epartment n the Town of Babylon, he supervsed the surplus commodtes and school lunch program for Babylon, later dong the same on a county-wde bass. F\)r some years, he has been handlng the Suffolk County "recovery" accounts n the county department's accountng dvson. WNNER Vola Gustafson, of Blauvelt, holds one of her prze sculptures whch won thrd place n the sculpture group n a natonal ceramc contest, whch was held recently at Asbury Park. Mrs. Gustafson s employed at Rockland State Hosptal as an art therapy nstructor n the occupatonal therapy department. June 26 Outng s Planned by Albany Law Chap., CSEA The Albany Law chapter, Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton, wll hold ts annual chapter pcnc on June 26. at Cooked Lake Hotel, Averll Park, t was announced by Max Benko, chapter presdent. The program wll consst of swmmng, lawn games, boatng, sun-bathng, and pcnckng n the afternoon, and a full course dnner followed by dancng n the evenng. Charman of the affar s Sam Latn, who wll be asssted by Helen Grace, Joseph Ftzgerald, Dorothy Tapln, Frank Chrystal, Non Kepner, Walter Agnew, Jane Hope, Estelle Rogers, Ann Moorman, Ben Sprung, A1 Posner, Bernard Dunn, Julus Fensten, Anta Felgueroso, Norbet Kahn Denns Hurley wll be n charge of the lawn games and Harry Gnsberg s handltg publcty. Syracuse Swtch Opens Door For Frst Female (From Leader Correspondent) SYRACUSE June 24 A member of the Syracuse Polce Department's Youth Bureau has become the frst woman to take a Cvl Servce promoton examnaton n the hstory of the department. Mrs. Dorothy Mowns of Syracuse. the attractve 34-year-old mother of two daughters, recently took the test for promoton to sergeant. She was the only woman MLTON BNGHAM Mlton H. Bngham. 80, a cvl engneer and mantenance super- n the 148 polcemen that took vsor n the State Department ot the examnaton. Publc Works, Bnghamton Ds- Mrs Mowns s one of four trct, ded recently at hs home. polcewomen on the Syracuse department's Mr. Bngham, a graduate of roster. She has worked Oho Northern Unversty, started n the Youth Bureau snce her appontment more than four years ago. work n State servce n 1927 n Dstrct No. 1. Albany workng on many constructon contracts and NYC Precedent dong desgn work on the New York State Thruway. He came to Lous Harrolds, County Personnel commssoner, sad Mrs. Mow-,,, Bnghamton on June to J... J 1. * t- take hs present job. Mr. Bngham ms was admtted to the test on ^,,.. _ was a member of the Broome area the bass of the precedent set n chapter of the New York State a New York Cty case last year. Socety of Professonal Engners, n that case, the courts ruled that a past Secretary of the New York a polcewoman could not be barred from a promoton examnaton State Assocaton of Hghway Engneers and was an actve member n Albany and n Bnghamton because of her sex, f she fulflled the other requrements. n the Cvl Servce Employees Snce then, Harrolds sad, several women have been promoted to Assocaton. Hs survvors nclude hs wfe sergeant n the New York Cty and two sons, Mlton Bradford Polce Department, and Edward all of Loudonvlle, a He sad Mrs. Wowns met all daughter. Mrs. Edward Butler of the requrements of qualfcatons Arlngton, Vrgna, and three and experence for the test. grandchldren. Mrs. Mowns sad she took the test because t was "a chance for advancement." She would not estmate how she dd on the ex- ' amnaton. Results of the test wll not be known for several weeks. Jojes to Head Metro D. of E. Unt, CSEA Robert Jones was recently elected charman of the Buldng Guard unt n the Metropoltan Dvson of Employment chapter, Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton. Also elected were Wllam Foy, vce charman, and Warren D. Ray, secretary. At a recent meetng of ths unt, Fred Cave, charman of the Metropoltan Dvson of Employment chapter's Grevance Commttee, dscussed the ncluson of buldng guards under Counsels Offce or Busness Admnst-aton; fnal approval for a supervsory buldng Guard gven; tranng; floatng guards (four of them) who wll fll n for absent guards; and reallocaton. MARRED Sandra Lee Bnn Wurzer was recently marred to Dale Joseph Wurzer, Unted States Ar Force. Mrs. Wurzer s the daughter of Melba K. Bnn, second vce-presdent of the Western New York Conference of the Cvl Servce Employees Assucatou. Traffc Stuaton Meetng Topc Of Glleran Chap. A meetng of the executve councl of the George T. Glleran chapter, New York State Department of Publc Works, of the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton, was held on June 17. A dscusson was held regardng the workng hours at the State Campus, the traffc problems nvolved and what could be done to mprove the stuaton. Russell Taylor, chapter presdent, apponted a Consttuton and By-Laws Commttee to study changes made necessary by the relocaton of the department to the State Campus. Commttee members are Lesle Barnes, Wllam Delaney, Mara Barone, James Carmody and John Raymond. A publcty commttee was apponted consstng of John Raymond as charman, Mary Normle and James Churan. t was also announced that the annual pcnc would be held at Cx'ooked Lake Hotel on July 30. Sweeneys Retre Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sweeney have retred from State servce after beng employed at the Ray Brook Hosptal for nearly twentyfve years. Mrs. Sweeney was drectress of nurses and Mr. Sweeney, the nght telephone operator. They were guests of honor at an open hou.se at the hosptal at whch tme they were presented wth a check and personal gfts. Two Named ALBANY, June 24 George M. Jacobson of Old Hurley and Benjamn Schecter of Kngston have been apponted members of the Board of Trustees of the Senate House Assocaton. They suc?;'^d Mrs. Florence A. Crosby o"" " and Robert V. St"' 01 E l'e, wose ttaus expred.

19 e <ay, June 25, 1963 CVL SERVCE LEADER Pagf! \ncleen Careers Avalable To H.S. And College Graduates (Contnued from Pare 2) $5,450; dettan, $4,790; school manager, $5,150; occupatonal therapst, $5,090; physcal therapst, $5,090; speech and hearng therapst, $5,090; nformaton assstant, $4,250; scrpt wrter, "$4,- 850; program producton assstant, $4,000; junor archtect, $5,- 750; junor landscape archtect, $5,750; junor cvl engneer, $5,- 750; junor electrcal engneer, $5,750; junor mechancal engneer, $5,750. Hgh School Graduates' Postons Polce Work: patrolman, $6,180; polcewoman, $6,180; transt patrolman, $6,180; housng patrolman, $6,.180. Fre Fghtng: freman, $6,180. Toll ColecUon and Traffc Control: brdge and tunnel offcer, $4,476. Clercal Work: clerk. $3,500; department lbrary ad. $3,250. Secretary - Stenographer: stenographer, $3,750. Typng: typst, $3,750; transcrbng typst, $3,500. Bookkeepng: account clerk, $3,750. Bookkeepng Machne Operator: Remngton bookkeepng machne operator, $3,500; Burroughs no operator, $3,500; n.c.r operator, $3,250; n.c.r, 2000 (payroll) operator, $3,500. Key Punch Operator: alphabetc key punch operator (BM), $3,500; numerc key punoh operator (BM), $3,500; alphabetc key punch operator (Remngton - Rand), $3,500; numerc key punch STOP WORRYNG ABOUT YOUR CVL SERVCE TEST PASS HGH the EASY ARCO WAY Cvl Servce Arthmetc t VocobalcN>y $2.00 Casher (New Yorl» Cty) $3.00 Cvl Servce Handbook $100 Clerl 1-4 $3.00 Clerk N.Y.C $3.00 Federal Servce Entrance examnatons $4.00 Freman (F.D.) $4-00 Hgh School Dploma Test $4.00 Home Study Course for Cvl Servce Jobs $4.95 Jantor Custodan $3.00 Mantenance Mon $3 00 Parole Offcer Patrolman Personnel Examner $5.00 Postal Clerk Carrer $3 00 Reol Estate Broker $3.50 School Crossng Guard $3.00 Senor Fle Clerk $4 00 Socal nvestgator $4.00 Socal nvestgator Tranee $4.00 Socal Worker $4.00 Senor Clerk N.Y.C $4.00 Stenotypst (N.Y.S.) $3.00 Stenotyplst (G.S. 1-7) $3.00 Surface Lne Operator..$4.00 FREE! You Wll Receve an nvaluable New Arco "Outlne Charf of New York Cty Government." Wth Every N.Y.C. Arco Book ORPER ORgCT MAL COUPON 55c for 24'hour sptcfal fl*lv«ry C.O.D.'t 40c extra LEADER BOOK STORE 97 Duane St.. New York 7. N. Y. Name Addreu Cty Pl««t«ttnd m«coptt of booh chockod obovo. nclot* chack or mon«y ordtr for $. Bo sur* fo ncfudt 3%... State SoU» T««W operator (Remngton-Rand), $3, Tabulator Operator: tabulator operator tranee (BM),, $3,500; tabulator operator (Remngton- Rand), $4,000. Comptometer Operator: comptometer operator, $3,500. Offce Applance (x ><>rator: clerc and offce applance operator, $3,500. Draftsman: junor draftsman, $3,750. Fn«:erprnt Techncan: fngerprnt techncan, $4,000. Court Offcer and Clerk: court attendant and unfowefl court, $5,871. Santaton Servce: santaton man. $5,002. Chauffeur - Bua and Truck Drver: surface lne operator, $2,625 an hour; motor vehcle operator, $4,550; R.R. conductor, $2,465 an hour. Park Mantenance and Gardenng: assstant gardener, $4,440. Buldng and Structures Mantenance and Cleanng: housng caretalcer. Buldng and Structures Mantenance and Cleanng: housng caretaker, $3,000; ralroad porter, $3,425; junor buldng custodan, $4,000; mantenance man $25.20 per day; housng freman (low pressure bolers, $3,800. Rapd Trant Equpment and Brdge and Tunnel Mantenance: mantaner's helper, group A (electrcal), $2.5175; mantaner's helper, group C (power), ; mantaner's helper, group B (mechancal), $2.5175; mantaner's helper, g-oup D (structures), $2.5175; R.R. malntaner, $2.85 an hour. Laborer-Type Careers Laborer: laborer, $5,360 and up, dependhg upon dutes. Trackman: trackman, $2.70 an hour. Elevator Operator: elevator operator, $3,750. Stock clerk: assstant stockman, $3,750; housng supply man. $3, Guard -Watchman -Attendant: attendant, $3,500; specal offcer, $4,200; housng guard, $3,300. Messenger: messenger, $3,500; attendant, $3,500. Casher-Con Box Revenue 'Collector: ralroad clerk (change booth attendant), $2,357 an hour; casher, $4,250. Food Servce: meat cutter, $4, Anmal Caretaker: menagere keeper, $4,850. Move P-ojectonst and Sound Move Projectonst and Sound Equpment operator; vsual ad techncan, $4,550. Qualfy Ths Summer! ^loh SClOo^ # DPOMA Ths N. Y. Stat, d-^ ploma t th«equvalent of gradu-4 Raton from a 4-yaar Hgh School.^ ^f valuable to non-graduatet of.< Hgh ^h School for: < Employment Promoton Advanced Educatonal Tranng 4 Personal Satsfacton ^ Our ntensve S.Week Course pre-.^ pares for offcal exams conducted'4 at regular ntervals by N. Y. State"^ ^Dept, of Educaton. AR-CONDTONED! Start Clasvt MON., JULY st Moot Men. A Wtd., 5:30 or 7:30 P.M. H«Our Ouest at a Clut _ ^ J" Cuuu DELEHANTY NSTTUTE 115 Eaft S St., N.Y. 3 Ad(lrt'S«fly.., AUK Xoc,,.., to ON'K H.N. Kqut. ( HHS Engneerng Assstant t engneerng ade, $3,750. X-Rajr techncan: x-*ay techncan, $4,250. Laboratory techncan: laboratory ade, $4,000. Dental Assstant dental assstant, nvr. NKRVH R CO-ACHNO ru.r. Stute, F«l<>rnl. prnrauton Exam Jr *.\Mt <'ltll Mprh, Kleotr Entr MT, Meoh, Kpotr, Kmr DrafUmnn K.KrTBK lan-k.krtrcal NN'RrTOB SL'BWAV ("OMU;CTOR nrs DRVER Mantonanoe Hrlppr Ftnlflral Entrance Smtlonary Klronan HS Rquv Dploma Subway Ejcamo PO Clfrk-Carrer MATHEMATH'S.RNOMSH Cvl J^rvcf Artl. AR, Occtn, Tre MCENSR PREPARATON En^ne'r, ArchttMt, 8urT«yhr Statonary, Refrrrrato Portable Classps (ayp, ere^, and Satnlay AJ MONDELL NSTTUTE 184 W 'ft Kt. <7tt Av) CH 3-3STe Bz fntd ronoonme CT Over 62 Y^ars t'tl Servce TrSlnnf GRADED DCTATON OREGQ PTMAN Alto Beffnner and Revew Clasea n 8TEN0, TYPNG BOOKKEEPNG COMPTOMRTRT. CLERCAL DAY: AFTER BDSNKSS: EVENNG DRAKE 134 NASSAC ST. <Opp NYC B«U) BKekman SooolB o All forouffb D«Y«u NMd A Hgh School Dploma? (Equvalfnoy) FOR PRH^ONAL SATlMTACTOV FOR J0» PR^MUTON FOB ADDTONAL EDl/CATMN START ANT TMB ' TRY THE "Y" PLAN $50 Booklel CL $50 YMCA Evenng School la W. 03r«l 8t., New Torb TEL.! ENdtolt $3,500. Medcal Offc«Assstant: publc health assstant, $3,750. Medcal Records Clerk: medcal clcrk, $3,500. Barn Your Hgh School Equvalency Dploma for cvl servce for personal satsfacton Wrte or Phone for nformaton Eastern School AL Broadway N.V. 3 (at 8 St.) PteMe wrte me free about tb* Brl School Eaulvalencr clae. Name Addrea Boro PZ... M Cty Exam Comnf Soon for SURFACE LNE OPERATOR Subway Canductor $98.60 to $ Bus Drver $105 to $ NTENSVE COURSE COMPLETE PREPARATON Wrte or pbone tor nfonnatod Eostern School AL Broadway, N.Y. 3 (at 8 St.) Please wrte me free about the Surface Lne Operator ol.-s*. Name AddrcN Doro L THS SUMMER PREPARE TO Earn Moro $$$ N PRNTNG TRAN N June - July - Aug. le R*ody For JOB n SEPTEMBER SAVE $ S S ON TUTON AS TUTON CHARGES NCREASE N THE PALtT Come n or Phone OR EMPRE SCHOOL OF PRNTNG 222 PARK AVE. SO.. N.Y.C. Request Booklet C TRACTOR-TRALERS &TRUCKS] nstructons and Road Test * For Class Lcenses ( Approved. 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20 Pape Twenff CVL SERVTCK!EADER Tuesday, June 2!5, 19 CSEA Counsel s Report On 1963 Legslatve Cans (Contnued from Page 1) used sck leave. The retrement program, whch would have had no mpact upon the Governor's budget ths year, was unacceptable as well as all other employee beneft programs wth the one excepton of the ncluson of $535,- 000 for a unform allowance. Even ths sum was placed n serous jeopardy and only through the support of the Governor and the actve support of our members, was the Assocaton able to hold on to these new mones durng the budget cuttng perod. Ths sesson, therefore, was one wthout any mportant or sgnfcant gans, but one wthn whch Cvl servants dd not, n general, lose benefts prevously won. Puttng t another way, the success of the A.ssocaton ths year was that t avoded dsasters whch befell ether mportant groups Wthn the State. 1!!(:: Summary The Legslature convened on January Before t adjourned on Aprl 6. some 3,786 blls had been ntroduced n the Senate and 5,191 blls n the Assembly. Left wth the Governor for acton at the tme of adjournment were 1,288 blls passed by the Legslature. Of that number, the Governor sgned nto law 1.022, and vetoed 266. Of the approxmately 80 blls drafted and ntroduced or co-sponsored by the Assocaton. 14 were sgned because other measures substantally dentcal to our own blls already had been approved. The purpose of ths report s to outlne n some detal those blls whch are now law, as well as those whch, for one reason or another, faled. Condon Wadn One of the areas whch mght well.have serously mpared the ablty of the Assocaton to act on behalf of ts members was a proposed amendment to the socalled Condon-Wadln Law, that porton of the Cvl Servce Law whch prohbts strkes among publc employees. Early n the sesson, the Jont Legslatve Commttee on ndustral and Labor Condtons submtted ther bll amendng the Condon-Wadln Law whch provded, n addton to amendng the penalty provson of the law, a comprehensve employer-employee relatons act. Ths proposal n ts defnton of "approjarate barganng unts" would have segregated supervsors from non-supervsors, professonals from non-professonals and n general, "fractured" employee organzatons nto smaller, less effectve, separate unts. Deep Study Was Urged All of these proposed provsons volate the prncple that ths Assocaton can contan wthn tself a wde range of all employees of government, at all levels, and nto law. The others have met stll effectvely represent the employees varyng fates. The Governor of ths state. The Em- vetoed two of our blls; four ployees Assocaton strongly urged passed one house and not the the Governor as an alternatve Other; some of the others were to the Commttee report, to make not reported out n ether house a study n depth of the general Automaton Stuoy Commttee Formed By CSEA to Protect The nterests of Membershp ALBANY, June 24 A specal commttee to study the effects of automaton on state employees has been formed by the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton n order to "protect" the nterests of ts members. Joseph F. Felly, Assocaton area of employer-employee relatons n the publc servce. t was our stated vew that the Condon- Wadln Law was an ant-strke law only and should not be transformed nto a labor relatons act. Thus, although the Assocaton supported the elmnaton from the Law of some of the unduly harsh forfeture provsons whch have made the Law so neffectve n the past, the Assocaton urged that the general subject of employer-employee relatons be dealt wth on a separate bass. The Assocaton receved the full support of the Governor n ths regard and he has announced hs ntenton to appont a commttee to study the ssue of employer-employee relatons n the publc servce. Although the Law stll contnues to prohbt strkes among publc employees. Chapter 702 of the Laws of 1963 reduces from three years to sx months the perod followng restoraton to servce durng whch a strker's compensaton may not be ncreased. t also reduces from fve years to one year the perod durng whch a strker s on probaton and wthout tenure followng hs restoraton to servce. Newly provded for under the Law s an automatc penalty of two days pay for each day that an employee s on strke. Ths penalty must be deducted from the employee's compensaton wthn the frst two pay perods, but n no event longer than thrty days, followng hs restoraton to servce. CSEA Stand The provsons of ths new law are. n a sense, mpledly expermental because the Law. whch became effectve on Aprl. 23, 1963, only remans n effect untl July 1, At the tme the bll was ntroduced, Joseph F. Felly, Assocaton presdent stated as follows: "The bll... falls short of the mark of total repeal (sought by the CSEA). yet we beleve t effectvely accomplshes the purpose of mtgatng penalty provsons under the (then) present law, whch?re unduly harsh. For ths reason, we favor ths measure as a sgnfcant mprovement of the exstng statute." (To Be Contnued) MERT AWARD Dr. Martn Lazar, drector of Utca State Hosptal, presents mert award to RoseUa Schrempf. a stenographer n the hosptal's busness offce, for her suggeston on work smplfcaton. CS A Applauds Wyman On Welfare Proposals (Contnued from Page 1) salares to employees performng almost dentcal dutes to state employees who meet exactly the same requrements and qualfcatons." Felly noted that, n the past, legslaton sponsored by the Assocaton provded for the Department of Socal Welfare to wthhold State funds, at ts dscreton, for communtes that pay substandard salares, rather than Coe Elected By Harlem Valley Chap. WNGDALE, June 24 Arthur Coe has been elected presdent of the Harlem Valley State Hosptal chapter of the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton. Other elected were Mss Martha McConchle, vce-presdent, Mrs. Anna Bessette, secretary-treasurer, and Rooney Masseo, Rchard Strauwe and Emmoran Grant, trustees. Guests at the meetng were Charles Lamb, fourth vce-pres- mandatng the denal of rembursement to these communtes. Unform Standards Felly also sngled out as a forward and necessary step, Wyman's recommendaton from the Moreland Commsson, "New York State Welfare, that "qualfcatons for the poston of local welfare commssoner be establshed by the State Board of Socal Welfare and the State Cvl Servce Commsson..." Felly sad t was unthnkable that, n the words of the Moreland Commsson, "New York State should contnue as the only state n whch local welfare commssoners do not have to meet mnmum qualfcatons for the poston and the only State n whch commssoners and ther deputes a'e exempt from the mert system." Two Apponted ALBANY, June 24 Montgomery E. Mtchell of Wellsvllle and Sherman B. Shults of Hornell have been apponted members of the Councl of the Agrcultural and Techncal nsttute at Alfred. dent of the statewde Assocaton and Thomas DeJacomo of Sng Sng Prson. presdent has apponted Alfred A. cooperaton possble from state of- Castellano of the Motor Vehcle fcals n reducng to a mnmum Department. Albany as charman m effects of automaton on our of the fve-member commttee 'members." whch was requested at a recent, other members apponted to delegate meetng of C?SEA. j the commttee are John Blendell, n makng the announcement. offce of General Servces, Al- Felly sad. "Naturally, our Asso- jbany; Sam BYeeman, Cvl Servce elaton s desrous of achevng! Department, Albany; Fred Terthe greatest effcency possble n ney. Tax Department, Albany, and Btate servce and thus we do not Robert Custls of Mount Vernon. oppose automaton as a means of achevng effcency, but we do wsh to take every means possble S+egman Receves to protect the nterests of our members n securng the closest Fellowshp Award Arnold L. Stelgman, personnel Promoted offcer of the State Lquor Authorty, receved the Arnold L. ALBANY, June 24 Dr. Paur Fen Fellowshp Award for hs M. Schneder has been named d- work as a graduate student n rector of the Bnghamton State j publc admnstraton at the Hosptal at a salary of $17,680 a ; Graduate School of Publc Adyear. mnstraton at New York Un- He wll succeed Dr. Ulysses versty. Schutzer, who retred earler ths Stegman s the fcst recpent yea'- ;0f ths award whch was estab- Dr. Schneder a,s been servng lshed n honor of the cont'buts assstant drector of Manhat- tons to publc servce made by State Hosptal. Wngdale were honored by mem- lan Peterson and Lllan Bard. Second row, sam«retrees Recent retrees from Harlem V. Dasse, Olve Howland, Jennette Hamlton, LU tan Stale Hosptal snce He Mr. Fen to promote good govern- bers of the >1<chapter. Cvl Servce Employees Ass. Shown durng the celebraton man Davs, Wlllard Val, Russell Haynes, Ray- order, are: Gladys Carroll, Charles Parsons, Nor* U a graduate of Albany Medcal ment n both New York Cty and College. New York Stale. are, left tu rght; front row: nex Mulkns, Ethelyn moud J. Henchoa and Madelne Alattews. ^