STATE UPGRADING ALL CORRECTION MATRONS

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1 Amerca'* Largest Wtfekly for Publc Employees Vol. XX, No. 4 Tuesday, Septemlter 30, 1958 Prce 10 Cents Sou duoo. u 1 jlnvav : -e Meets See Page 3 Assocaton Wns ''Equal Pay" Fght STATE UPGRADNG ALL CORRECTON MATRONS KDlTOttlA^ Prates On The Horzon OVER THE YEARS, the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton has bult up an unmatched record of employee gans for State v'orkers. n the rght hand corner of ths page, The Leader repo'ts on another forward strde accomplshed by the Assocaton a few days ago. Ths newspaper has reported on CSEA actvtes for nearly two decades and the hundreds of ssues n our fles record a steady stream of mprovements n the way of pay and other benefts for the State employee. Ths constancy of effort has had two results: Assocaton membershp rolls have swelled beyond the 80,000 mark and for all practcable purposes the Assocaton has become the barganng agent between the publc worker and the State. Naturally, such a prosperous and healthy employee group draws the greedy glances of member-hu^gry organzatons who see a chance to fatten up at the Assocaton's expense. By poundng out the "what have you done for me lately?" theme they gnore 40 years' hard work; worm ther way n on projects wth whch they have had nothng to do and lay down a barrage of fantastc promses for the future. Now, when people have no responsblty to ther members, ther jobs and ther fellow ctzens they can ndulge n all sorts of extravagant gestures. They can promse you the moon, the stars, the sun and a $10 bonus wthout gettng nto any trouble or expense. But they can get you nto trouble by actng on these rdculous statements because you, the ndvdual, wll be called upon to do the d'ty work. Ths s nothng less than a modern type of pracy. Don't be deluded by the brght colors and falsa flags; the NYC Chapter Confers Wfh Pars On New WCB Startng Hours The New York Cty chapter of the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton has scheduled a meetng wth Angela Pars, charman of the Workmen's Compensaton Board, to dscuss newly nsttuted oflloe hours for the Board's employees. Under a recent drectve, these employees' hours have been moved up to 8:30 A.M. to 4:45 P.M. Solomon Bendet, charman of the clapter'j grevance - personnel commttee, sad many chapter members had complaned that the new work schedule mposes certaa batdtps. Nassau Chapter's 10th Annversary Celebrated at Dnner Nassau chapter, CSEA, celebrated ts 10th annversary at a dnner-dance held at the Elks Club n Hempstead. New offcers for were nstalled by John Powers, presdent of the CSEA. rvng Flaumenbaum, presdent of the chapter, announced at the celebraton that the chapter has grown from at small group to almost strong. A cfcpacty crowd, ncludng many promnent guests, attended the event. "Say You Saw t n The Loader" ALBANY. Sept. 29 A long fght by the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton to place female orrecton wok?rs on a Salary par wth ther male colleagues ended n vctory wth the announcement by Governor Harrman here that approxmately 300 matrons and ther supervsors n the two State correctonal nsttutons for women at Bedford Hlls and Albon have been granted salary status comparable to that of male correcton offcers and wll receve pay ncreases averagng more than $500 a year. "Ths acton by the Drector of Classfcaton and Compensaton n my admnstraton's program to mprove the salares and workng condtons of our splendd publc servants. These ncreases and upgradngs wll, of course, be good news to the mat-ons who wll receve drect bereflt from them, but they also wll ease the recrutment problems of the Department of Correcton n fllng these mport",nt postons. " congratulate Correcton Commssoner McHugh for hs efforts over the last three years to secure Poston Correcton Matron Corr. Charge Matron Corr. Supervsng Matron s most gratfylg." the Governor sad. "t s another forward step Corr. Head Matron 'Go for Broke On Pay Rase, Bragaln Tells New York Cty Chapter A group of State workers meetng n New York Cty were advsed by State Tax Commssoner George M. Bragaln to "go for broke" (put your whole chances) on the fght for adequate pay next year. ncreases Addressng a meetng of the New York Cty chapter of the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton n Gassner's Restaurant, Commssoner Bragaln told hs worker audence that "you should have no trouble n exactng your pound of flesh n the way of a pay rase ths next sesson of the Legslature. My boy, the poor mllonare, (Governor Harrlman), has already made hs try for you and wll try eght of Utopan handblls. You wll be asked to pay three tmes your current membershp prce for a bagful of ar. A sngle glance at the record shows where sncerty and hard work le and that s n the fle of accomplshments recorded by the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton. agan. Mr. Rockefeller says you deserve a rase, too." The Tax Commssoner sad he was concerned over the qualty of the cvl servce n the future. "You people," he sad, "were got at a bargan because of the depresson. Wth our present salary scales we wll never be able to get your knd of worker agan. t wll take three people to do the job of one good man hred durng the lean years. "Personally." he sad, " wouldn't want to work wth the type of cvl servce we are gong to have n the future unless our State makes the cvl servce worth workng for." State Sen. Jeremah B. Bloom, who nstalled the chapter's new offcers later, sad he would contnue to bend every eftort to obtan an equtable salary ncrease for State employees. Chapter Wants Comnttments Despte assurances from Comussoner BraKallnl and Senator Bloom that pay rases seemed certan, the NPW York Cty chapter voced ts dsappontment over any defnte statement from ether gubernatoral canddate on the amount that they felt workers should get. n a resoluton ap- (Contnued on Page 16) an equtable salary for these flna women whos«dutes requre the same courage and sklls needed by offcers n the men's nsttutons." New Schedules The reclassfcaton, approved b- J. Earl Kelly, drector of classfcaton and compensaton, Department of Cvl Servce, and Clark D. Ahlberg, drector of the budget, provdes for the followng upgradng and salary ncreases: Present New Present New Grade Grade Salary Range Salary Range 8 11 $ $ U la The ncrease wll be effectve begnnng wth the pay perod of October Male correcton offcers and correcton hosptal attendants (both men and women) are already n salary grade 11. About 200 women wll be affected at both the prson and reformatory branches of Westfleld State Farm, Bedford Hlls, and another 100 at the two branches of the Albon nsttuton the Western Reformatory for Women and the Albon State Tranng School. Ttle Changes Planned More approp-ate ttles for the (Contnued on Page 3) SPARK CONFERENCE MEET Among those who made the recent meetng of the Central Conference, CSEA, at Rome, N.Y., a great success were these sx partcpants. They are, seated from left, John E. Gravelne, Conference presdent: Mrs. rma German, Conference treasurer; Vernon A. Tapper, CSEA thrd vce presdent who addressed the County Workshop. Standng, from left, are Vto Ferro, Western Conference presdent; Edward Meacham, drector of Personnel Servces, State Cvl Servce Department, and Robert Wlbur, presdent of Fort Stonwx chapter. Mr. Meacham addressed the group on the new state health nsurance plan. Toastmaster for the evenng event was John J. Kelly, Jr.. CSEA counsel. CSEA Presdent John F. Powers was the prncpal speaker.

2 Exam and Closng Dates, Also Requrements n New U.S. Servce Entrance Test U.S. Cvl Servce renews t bd for a share of collegecalbre people wth tbe openng on Wednesday, October 1 of the new Federal Servce Entrance Examnaton, offerng hgher startng salares plus an addtonal premum to all qualty canddates for careers n a wde range of jobs n government. Concdes Wth College Year As a result of recent Congressonal acton, startng salares wll be rased by 10 percent. Most postons wll be flled at the grade GS-5 level, now startng at $4,040 a year. However, outstandng graduates or persons wth suffcent graduate study or qualfyng work experence may be offered advanced tranee postons at grade CS-7, startng at $4,980. A lmted number of management ntern postons wll be be flled through the examnaton, U.S. EXAMS FOR LOCAL JOBS The followng s the latest lst of U. S. exams open locally. The U.S. has urgent need for fllng the followng jobs n lower New York, New Jersey, and upstate. Apply \rtl further notce to the U.S. Cvl Servce Commsson, 641 Washngton Street, New York 14, N. Y. Aphabetc card punch operator. $3,255 and $3,495, Manhattan and Mtchel Ar Force Base. Stenographer and typst, $3,255, $3,495, and $3,755, Manhattan, U. S. Naval Supply Depot, Bayonne, N. J., Headquarters, Port Monmouth, N. J., Rochester Ordnance Depot, Rome Ar Force Depot. Grffss /r Force Base, Mtchel Ar Forte F se, U.S. Mltary Academy, West Pont,' N.Y. Nursng a.ssstan^, $3,255, VA Hosptal, Lyons, N. J., VA Hosptal. Northport, L.., N.Y., VA Hosptal, Castle Pont. N. Y., VA Hosptal, Montrose, N. Y. Accountant and audtor, $4,980 and $8,330, Manhattan. Arways operatons specalst, $4,040 and $5,470, Cvl Aeronautcs Admnstraton, Jamaca, N. Y. Archtect. $4,040 and $12,770, Corps of Engneers, New York Cty. Budget offcer, $5,985 and $7,030, Rome Ar Force Depot, Grffss Ar Force Base, N. Y. Electronc scentst, $4,980, Manhattan, U.S. Naval Ar Staton, Lakehurst, N. J., U. S. Naval Tranng Devce Center, L.., N. Y., Naval Ar Turbne Test Staton, Trenton, N. J., Watervllet Arsenal, Watervlet, N. Y., Pcatlnny Arsenal, Dover, N. J., Headquarters, Fort Monmouth, N.Rome Ar Force Depot, Grffss Ar Force Base. N. Y. Electronc techncan, $4,490 and $5,985, Cvl Aeronautcs Admnstraton, Jamaca, N. Y. Engneer, $4,040 and $12,770. Manhattan, Brooklyn, U. S. Naval U. S. Naval Ar Staton, Lake- Ammunton Deprt, Earle, N. J., hurst, N. J., U.S Naval Tranng Devce Center, L.., N. Y, U.S. 'aval Supply Depot, Bayonne, N. J., Naval Ar Turbne Test Staton, T-enton, N. J., Hehdquarters, Port Jay, Governors sland, New York 4, N. V. Watervlet Arsenal, Watervlet, N. Y., Pcatlnny Arse*l, Dover, N. J., Headquarters, Port Monmouth, N. J., Buffalo Dstrct, Corps of Engneers, Buffalo 7, N. Y.. Plattsburgh Ar Force Base, Plattsburgh, New York, Stewart Ar Force Base, N. Y., Mtchel Ar Force Base, N. Y., Rome Ar Force Depot, Grffss Ar Force Base. N. Y., Cvl Aeronautcs Admnstraton, Jamaca, N. Y. Tab machne operator, $3,255 and $3,495, Mtchel Ar Force Base, N. Y. Card punch supervsor, $3,755 and $4,040, Mtchel Ar Force Base, N. Y. Tab machne supervsor, $3,755 and $4,040, Mlchel Ar Force Base, N. Y. Tabulaton planner, $4,040 and $4,980, Mtchel Ar Force Base, N. Y. Tranng offcer (mltary scences), $7,030 and $8,330, U.S. Naval Tranng Devce Center, L.., N. Y. Dental a.sslstant, $3,495, VA Hosptal. Castle Pont, N. Y. Talor, $2.06 an hour, U. S. Mltary Academy, West Pont, N. Y. Metallurgst, $4,040 to $12,770, Manhattan, U.S. Naval Ar Staton, Lakehurst, N. J., Watervlet Arsenal, Watervlet, N. Y Mltary personnel clerk, $3,755 and $4,040, Headquarters, Fort Jay, Governors sland, N. Y. Nurse, $4,040 and $4,980, Brooklyn, Governors sland, Pcatnny Arsenal, Dover, N. J., Port Dlx, N. J., Plattsburgh Ar Force Base, Plattsburgh, N. Y., Stewart Ar Force Base, N. Y., Mtchel Ar Force Base, N. Y., Rome Ar Force Depot, Grffss Ar Force Base, N. Y., U. S. Publc Health Servce Hosptal, Staten sland 4, N. Y. Organzaton and methods exmner, $5,985 and $7,030, Rome Ar Force Depot, Grffss Ar Force Base, N. Y. Physcst, $4,040 and $4,980, Manhattan, U. S. Naval Tranng Devce Center, L.., N. Y, Watervlet Arsenal, Watervlet, N. Y., Pcatnny Arsenal, Dover, N. J., Fort Monmouth, N. J., Rome Ar Force Depot, Grffss Ar Force Base, N. Y. Research psychologst, $5,985, $7,030, and $8,330, U. S. Naval Tranng Devce Center, L.., N. Y. EASTERN RTE POLCE GROUP TO RECEVE COMMUNON The newly formed St. Paul's Socety of the New York Cty Polce Department, coposed of members of the Eastern Orthodox fath, wll attend Dvne Lturgy at thp Cathedral of the Holy Trnty, 319 East ''4th Street, Manhattan, at 8:30 /.M. on Sunday, October 5. A Communon breakfast wll follow at 11:00 A.M. n the St. Morltz Hotel. Polce Commssoner Stephen P. Kennedy wll be the prncpal speaker at the breakfast. CVL SKKVCB LEADEB Amorca'.«adng NewMujHKtal. for Publc Empln>ue. LE.ADKK runl.lcatons, NC. 7 Uunnr St., New Vrk 7, N.. Telrhos HKekna S-tMO Entered a» HCond-claBs matter October S. lu;u, St the pot orf m New York, N y. under the Act ol Mar.h 3. 1H71. Membur cl Audt Bureau ol Crcltlatlona. 8ubor tlon Prce Per fear lmllvdal copln, 10. BEAD 'he.ealer ever; weak fur Jub Oporlultlc. HOUSE HUNTNG SEE PAGE 11 generally at grade GS-7, but a few at grade GS-9, startng salary $5,985 a year. Untl now the Federal Servce Entrance Examnaton has been conducted on an open-contnuous bass, permanent appontments beng made at any tme, and provdng elgblty for an extended perod. Ths tme a new polcy s n force whereby the examnaton wll be reopened (Contnued on Page 4) Key Answers ASSSTANT STATON SUPERVSOR (Prom.), New York Cty Transt Authorty Tentatve Key Answers for wrtten test held September A; 2, D; 3, C; 4, C; 6. D; 6. C; 7, B; 8, C; 9, B; 10. A; 11, D; 12, D; 13, B; 14, A; 15, D; C, B; 17, C; 18, A; 19, D; 20, D; 21, D; 22, D; 23, C; 24, A; 25, B; 26, C; 27, B; 28, D; 29, A; 30, C; 31, A; 32, D; 33, B; 34. A; 35, C; 36, B; 37, D; 38, D; 39, C; 40, C; 41, B; 42, C; 43, C; 44, C; 45. 0; 46, B; 47, C; 48, B; 49, A; 60, B; 51. D; 52. A; 53, D; 54, D; 55, C; 56, B; 57, C; 58, D; 59, B; 60, A; 61, A; 62, A; 63, D; 64, C; 65, C; 66, B; 67, B; 68, A; 69, D; 70, C; 71, B; 72, A; 73, A; 74, C; 75. B; 76. B; 77, A; 78, D; 79, B; 80, C. Last day to protest to Cty Cvl Servce Commsson, 299 Broadway. New Yorc 7, N. Y., js Tuesday, October 7. LOW, low Ptces on 1958 Models! Automatc DSHWASHERS NEW 1958 G-E Prncess 24" Automatc Undercounter DSHWASHER Adds needed work (pace Choce of color* and fnshet Metal or wood fronts Model SPUR SabPrc* Only A weck y^ars TO Latest G-E ^UMAM^ Automatc MOVE-ABOUT DSHWASHER No nstallaton Heeded-Snaps on Any Faucet! e Washes servce (or 10! e Fully Automatc pre-tlnse, wash and scrub fnal rnsedry and santze e Flushaway Dran does ts own pre-rnsng e Textolte* work top WE CARRY A COMPLETE LNE OP Sale Prce Only, AS ml. $ 195 A WEEX " after small down paymtnl Up to 3YEARST0PAY1 GE PRODUCTS: RADOS, TELEVSON, WASHERS. REFRGERATORS, ETC. S. BRNBAUM APPLANCES tl STREET BROOKLYN, N. Y. SH S-2400

3 By JACK SOLOD Let's Put t On The Lne! Years back, a famous jurst, addressng a law schoo'. graduaton class, sad: "When a lawyer has the facts he states them and sts down, but when he has no facts he talks and talks." Up untl now, the canddates runnng for State ofbce (nsofar as the State employees are concerned> are strangely remnscent of the second lawyer. We hear talk of "possble rase," "adequate salares, "comparable to prvate enterprse," but nobody has put t on the lne and sad: " am for a $300 or $400 or $500 rase for State workers." Everyone s agreed that State employees are enttled to more money. A survey conducted last year by the Classfcaton Board of the Dept. of Cvl Servce showed State employees behnd at least 6%. Ths fgure, accordng to the Cvl Servce Employees Ass'n., the stale workers' organzaton, was nclned to be very conservatve. Blnce ths survey, the cost of lvng has moved upward at least 3% Twenty thousand nsttutonal workers have had no rase snce These employees came under the hourly reducton program, from 48 to 40 hours weekly, whch took 4 years to accomplsh the 40-hour week s a wonderful thng, but let's face t, no ba.skets are flled n the A&P by hourly reductons. The ff ay The PR Boys Talk The publc relatons boys are tellng us what swell guys the canddates are. They march n parades, kss babes and tour the State to appear at functons n places whch do not even appear on maps. The story s beng told that Avon Products, a company that sells cosmetcs by home demonstraton partes, wll soon be hred as a publc relatons frm by poltcal canddates. You buy your lpstck and get a chance to shake hands wth a guy who may be your next senator. Don't mss ths one an upstate county r runnng a wge dnner at a luxury hotel; at least 1,000 people wll be present and meet the State Republcan canddates. Generally, precedng these dnners, the guests have a cocktal party for the gourmet dnner to follow. But ths s old stuff, ths dnner wll have two cocktal partes, one «t 5 o'clock and the second at 6:?.0 p.m., wth dnner at 7:30 p.m. By the tme the speakers get gong, who the heck wll be able to understand what they're sayng? Cvl Servants Are Watchng All ths comes under the headng of poltcs and have ho objectons to such gongs on, but, cocktal partes, dnners, hand shakng, back pattng, mean nothng to the cvl servants n New York State. Obvous moves are beng made by both partes to swng certan groups to ther corner. New York State s home ^or over 600,000 cvl ervants. Ths ncludes Cty, State. Federal, County t.nd Vllage employees, and no move has been made toward ths large votng potental. Cvl servce n New York State s watchng anc watng for some concrete statements from the canddates n ths year's mportant tate-wde electons. Howard Goldman Wns $1,000 dea Prze; $1,240 Gven To Other Clever Workers Edward D. goe, Charman of Creek Road, Albany, a Clerk n the New York State Employees' the Tax DepartmentT Motor Ve- Mert Award Bof rd, announced hde Bureau, became $300 rcher fae names of the latest group of as a result of her suggeston pro- Stale employees whose adopted posng a procedural revson rela- deas have ena'oled them to share tve to the Motor Vehcle Bureau s n Mert Awards totalng $2,240. operatng records. The Depart- n ent of Taxaton and Fnance stated that adopton of ths suggeston wll facltate record searches and wll save consderable tme over the prevous method. At the top of the lst s Howard L. Goldman, a fc.upervsor of X-ray Servces n the Department of Health, whose suggeston resulted n an award of $1,000. Mr. Goldman, resdng at 236 Rdgefleld Street. Albany, devsed and nstalled protectve devces to be used n connecton wth photofluorographc chest x-ray examratons. These devces, consstng of a lead daphragm and lead rubber apron, jontly result n a reducton of approxmately nnety per cent of radaton exposure normally present n x-ray examnatons. The Department of Health ponted out that adopton of Mr. Goldman's dea has resulted n very substantal monetary savngs as well as presentng an orgnal contrbuton to the feld of radaton reducton n dagnostc roentgenology. $300 l or Mrs, Waneu Mr^. Bana tl.warrctt,. 31,0., Mrs. Regna L. Jay, 88 Forest Avenue, Albany, a Clerk n the Admnstraton Bureau of the Department of Taxaton and Fnance, proposed a revson of a Tax Department form whch earned her an award of $250. The Department ponted out that Mrs. Jay's dea has speeded up processng requred nformaton and wll result n a substantal monetary savngs. Mrs. Lea A. Keper, 858 Washngton Avenue, Albany, a Clerk n the -Tax Department's Motor Vehcle Bureau, also won a $250 award as a result of her proposed elmnaton of a Motor Vehcle Bureau form. The adopton of ths dea wll, accordng to the Tax ^C»oUUUea. Vt 'AOS. 16).... State Moves To Upgrade ts Correcton Matrons cances for matrons, and 92 va- (Contnued from Page 1) matrons and the'r supervsors are now beng worked out by the Departments of Correcton and Cvl Servce. Commssoner McHugh ndcated that the salary ncreases not only would mprove staff morale and make t easer to retan experenced personnel, but would also ad materally n recrutng new employees of the calber needed n a well-admnstered correctonal nsttuton for women. T'ere are currently 13 actual vacances are flled on a temporary. between the female offcers n wol,ass, pendng the establshment of new qualfcatons fo'' te poston and the holdng of a Cvl Servce examn'\ton. CSE.'\ s Enlhusastc n commentn'? on the Admnstraton acton Mr. Powers sad: "The Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton hals these reallocatons wth great enthusasm. For many years we have fought for ths. We have contnuously held that there was no good reason for the dscrmnaton n pay grades SouthernConferenceHears Fely, Galpn; Charles E. Lamb Honored Wth Scroll The Southern Conference held all tme spent away from nstts Fall Meetng of the Cvl Servce tutlons for State busness. Employees Assocaton Sep- 7. Far holday and leave prv- tember 19, at the Newburgh Armory, leges for state employees. Newburgh, N. Y. Over Budget Drector to gve realeges delegates and members attended. sons n wrtng when vetong James Anderson, Presdent, welcomed recommendatons. the delegates and guests 9. Cash compensaton for un- who ncluded "oseph Fely, Frst lqudated vacaton and overtme. Vce Presdent of CSEA; Harold 10. ncreased death beneft of Herzsten CSEA regonal attorney at least one years salary. of the Southern Conference; Paul 11 ncrease amount of nsurance Kyer, edtor of The Leader and on retrement loans. Henry Galpn, Salary Research 12. ncrease the maxmum age Analyst of the CSEA, lmt of dsablty retrement from Mr. Fely presented Charles 60 to 70. Lamb, former Conference Presdent 13. Creaton of a poltcal acern wth a scroll from the Southton commttee. Conference members for hs 14. Payment for accrued sck Sept. 26 AL BULMER lenve credt. past efforts and contnued work 15. Payment of an ordnary n behalf of cvl servce employees. death beneft to the benefcary of deceased member. Mrs. Harret Allen Kerr, wfe of 16. Opportunty to obtan retuement Albert Kerr, Presdent of State durng perod of physl- Teachers College chapter, CSEA,.. canddate for the State Senate was ntroduced and gave a resume on her platform for Cvl Servce legslaton. Mrs. Kerr sad that, beng a wfe of a cvl servce employee and a former cvl servce employee herself has frst hand knowledge of our problems. Mr. Galpn spoke on varoas type.s of resolutons receved by CSEA n reference to ncreases n salary; he further explaned how these varous resolutons would reflect n the present salary structure. He ponted out that the CSEA recently held a meetng of nsttutonal representatves to nqure what type of salary ncreases or adjustments ther members would lke an across the board salary ncrease or a partal ncrease and equalzaton of the nequtes that now exst. A vote of the delegates at the meetng was n full support of the resoluton submtted by the Southern Conference for a $500 ncrease across the board for all State employees. Resoluton Proeram The followng resolutons have been submtted to the CSEA Resolutons Comm ttee. 1. $500 flat ncrease across the board for all state employees. 2. Addtonal compensaton for nght work. 3. Tme and one half for all overtme. 4. Creaton of a Unform force law n the D,»artment of Correcton. 5. Unform allowance for all state employees. 6..Conpeuaton or tme oh for cal dsablty. 17. ncrease the mnmum retrement allowance year retrement for all state employees. 19. Removal of ttle of Drector of Classfcaton and Compensafon. Further Programs 20. CSEA be desgnated as sole barganng agent for state employees. 21. Addtonal salary ncrements after 15 and 20 years of servce ',2 hour week for nsttutonal clercal employees. 23. Personnel offcer n state nsttutons and feld agences. 24. Deferred retrement benefts. 25. ncreased retrement allowance for retred employees. 26. Permt all employees to engage n employment at harness racng tracks. 27. Retrement creats to World War and Korean conflct. 28. State pay entre cost of Health nsurance Plan for ts employees Year retrement for custodal employees n the Correcton Dept. 30. Equal pay for equal work for custodal employees at Westfeld & Albon. 31. Maxmum 3b hour week for all state employees. 32. ncrease Personal Leave Tme to 8 days. 33. Unemployment nsurance for all state employees. 34 CSEA take necessary acton to put pay scales and grades nto proper lne. men's prsons nd the male offcers n men's prsons. "Both groups of oftcers dd the same work; both bore the same responsbltes and to dfferentate b?tween them was, to the Assocaton, a gross njustce. "We are certan that the upgradng wll not only mprove staff morale but also ad greatly n recrutng competent personnel for t/.ese mportant postons." State Course For nvestgators Ends n December An nterdepartmental tranng course n Advanced Technques of nvestgaton s under way n both New York Cty and Albany for State nvestgators. Conoucted by the Department of Cvl Servce, the course s desgned to mprove the technques of experenced nvestgators and to help them nstruct new personnel n ths feld. Many agences of the New York State government employ nvestgators to protect the health, welfare and safety of the publc. Among the more famlar are the Health Department's specal personnel who. among other dutes, check nto volatons of the law governng narcotcs; and the Dvson of Parole's staff, concerned wth the actvtes of narolees. nvestgators n other State departments look nto such dverse matters a.h volatons of th? labor law, busness practces of nsurancs alesmen, and clams for workmen' compensaton. The course, provdes a common area of tranng n subjects and methods mportant to all nvestlgatos regardless of ther department. t also offers these employee an opportunty to txchanjje deas on nvestgatons and to devl'op a bass for cooperaton that could be an mportant factor n the success of ther work. Dvded nto 14 three-hour sesslon., the course covers such topcs as nvestgatlm and nterrogaton methods, the responsbltes of an nvestgator, takng statements and affdavts, report wrtng, and rules of evdence. The nstructonal staff, composed exclusvely of experts n the.'' felds, comes fom the faculty of Albany Law Sch ol and from several State agences. The nstructors are Professors Francs H. Anderson and Alfred, Maleson of Albany Law School; Lous J. Naftallson, member of the State Unemployment nsurance Appeal Board; Harry. Rosen, assocate counsel, and Lous Sltkln, chef nvestgator. Labor Department's Dvson of Employment; rvng K. Schwartz, assocate counsel, Labor Department; J. S. Wess, assocate specal tax nvestgator, Department of Taxaton and Fnance; and Sergeant Joseph P. McCarthy, Bureau of Crmnal nvestgaton, State Polce. nstructors assgned to the project from the Department of Cvl Servce are Rot>ert L. French, assstant drector of publc employee tranng; Maurce Flasters^en, supervsng nvestgator, and Herbert M. Engel and Robert R. Tacey, tranng supervsors. The fnal sesson of the cours s scheduled for December 12 la New York Cty and December 13 n Albany.

4 FEDERAL SERVCE ENTRANCE TEST STAYS OPEN UNTL JUNE (Contnued from Pare 2) each fall to establsh resh lsts annually. Persons who pass but are not hred before a new lst of elgbles s establshed wll have to re-compete n E new examnaton f they want to contnue ther elgblty fc- appontment. Dales of Wrtten Tests Announcement of the new examnaton, now geared to the college year, sgnals th3 start of the recrutment effort whch wll send government recruters to about JJO collegj campuses before next June. Applcatons wll be accepted through October 30 for the frst wrtten test, whch wll b( gven on November 15 at more than 1,000 examnng ponts throughout the U.S. Wrtten tests wll also be gven on January 10, February 14, March 14, Aprl l, and May 9. The ntern test wll be gven only on the frst four dates lsted. n addton to takng tho ntal test, canddates for management ntern postons wll be requred to take addtonal wrtten tests. Apply for Announcement 170 (1958) at man post offces, or to the Drector, Second U.S. Cvl Servce Regon, 641 Washngton Street, New York 14, N.Y., or to the U.S. Cvl Servce Commsson, Washngton 25, D.C. Menton both ttle, federal servce entrance examnaton, and seral number. Nature of Jobs The test oflfers jobs that requre knowledge of specaltes n the em-techncal felds at the subprofessonal level. Post ns wll be flled n New York Cty and throughout the U.S. generally, ncludng many n Washngton, D.C. The postons are n the followng felds, among others: general admnstraton, socal scence, 1-sness analyss and regulaton, socal securty admnstraton, management analyss, producton plannng, communcatons, personnel management, budget management, real estate management, tax collecton, electronc data processng, lbrary scence, statstcs, nvestgaton, nformaton, food and drug nspecton, rec-eaton, customs nspecton, procurement and supply, and records management. College junors wll be allowed to compete, so that f they pa.ss they would have a job awatng them on graduaton. The last tme college senors were the only nexperenced undergraduates who could compete. To Each ts Own The New York State Cvl Servce Commsson has approved the request of the Department of Socal WeUere for certfcaton of females only to fll postons of drector of cottage program nvolvng care of females only, and certfcaton of males only to fll postons of drector of cottage programs nvolvng care of males only. Also aproved was the Welfare Department's request for certcaton of males only for fllng the poston of superntendent of tranng school at New Hampton State Tranng School for Boys.... N TME FOR THE.. WORLD SERES NEW YORK CTY JOB OPENNGS (Last day to apply appears at end). OPEN-COMPETTVE Assstant accountant, $4,- 000 to $5,080 a year. There are 113 vacances n varous Cty departments. Fee $3. Mnmum requrements nclude a baccalaureate degree ssued after completon of a four year course n an accredted College or unversty, ncludng or supplemented by 16 credts n courses n accountng of college grade; or hgh school graduaton and four years of satsfactory full-tme pad accountng experence; or a satsfactory equvalent. Wrtten test January 10. (Oct. 22) Assstant actuary, $4,000 to $5,080 a year. There are eght vacances at present. Pee $3. Mnmum requrements nclude a baccalau'eate degree ssued after completon of a four year course n an accredted college or unversty wth at lea.st twelve credts n college level courses n mathematcs; or a satsfactory equvalent. Satsfactory full-tme pad profe.ssonal experence n actuaral work wll be accepted n leu of college educaton on a year for year bass. Persons who wll be graduated by June 1959 wll be admtted to ths examnaton. Wrtten test January 10. (Oct. 22) Assstant landscape archtect, $6,050 to $7,490. n conjuncton wth ths examnaton a departmental promoton examnaton wll also be held. The names appearng on the promoton lst wll receve pror consderaton for vacances. Pee $5. Mnmum requrements nclude a baccalaureate degree n landscape archtecture from a recognzed techncal nsttuton and three years of satsfactory landscape archtectural experence; or graduaton from a senor hgh school and.seven years of satsfactory experence; or a satsfactory equvalent. Wrtten test January 16. (Oct. 22) Assstant planner, $5,450 to $6,890 a year. Ths examnaton s open to any qualfed ct- (Contnued on Page 5) HAROLD SOLE EXPERENCED HOUSNG OFFCERS SHEEP LNED OVERCOATS Regulaton blut. Fur collar, ate. $49.75 Sxat 48 to 52, and extra longs $ SAVE $22! MARKSONS ELMRA, N. Y. COACH ANNOUNCES A COMPLETE COURSE FOR CTY EXAM HOUSNG ASSSTANT TME: SATURDAY. OCTOBER 4, 10 A.M. - 12:30 NOON PLACE: ACADEMY HALL, 853 BROADWAY (at 14th St.) FEE: FORTY DOLLARS (Payable n nstallments) YOU ARE NVTED TO ATTEND ONE FREE CLASS! A make-up lesson wll be held for all those who mssed the frst lecture last Saturday. Come and see for yourself what ths course can do for you n the examnaton. r - fc- J For nformaton, Phone UL after 7 P.M. 1 How To Get A HGH SCHOOL, Dploma or Equvalency Certfcate g AT HOME N SPARE TME You must b* 17 or over and hava left uhool. Wrt* for ^ FREE 55-pag«Hgh School bookul today. Tells you how. AM ErTcAN ChVoL Dept! V AP-l?"Cha7tereV Not-Pr"Proft p 130 W. Unrf S.. N«W Vaal M. N. V. rwm MyaM «-lm4 Send me your free SS-page Hgh School Booklet. ' Nahue Age g Address- J^pt.. Cty -Zonc- -SUte- OUR 62nd YEAR /] month fhof means so much Every month o stole employee n Albany who t recoverng from a hp njury looks forward lo a specal envelope. You see, nslte ths envelope s a dsablty check for $100 whch ths woman uses lo help meet her regular lvng expenses To date, she has receved 30 checks or $3,000. You loo can protect aganst loss of ncome due lo accdent or llness by enrollng n the C.S.E.A. Plan of Accdent and Sckness. Before anothar day goes by, gat n loucfc wth on* of kes* exparanctd nturanta countallon n our Cvl Sarvta Department. Play t Anyvy/here You Go! General Electrc brngs you advanced engneerng desgn and a remarkably low prce n ths new, alltransstor mnture rado. Excellent recepton on economcal pen-lght batteres. 5 Select-Qualty transstors plus 2 crystal dodes. Earphone jack for prvate lstenng. Choce of colors at no extra cost. 90-day wrtten warranty on both parts and labor full one-year warranty OH portable rado cabnets. CHAMBERS Qualty BA CHAMBERS STREET MART Merchandse at Dscount Prces New York Cty John M. Dfvln Harreun S. llcry Rol rt N. Bo>«V^la F.Cunboy Ala E. 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5 Requrements n October Seres Of NYC Examnatons OPEN-COMPETTVE (Contnued from Vage 4) zen of the U. S. There are sx vacances n the Department of Cty Plannng. Mnmum requrements nclude a baccalaureate degree sued after completon of a four year course n an accredted college or unversty, wth specalzaton n cty plannng, engneerng, archtecture, landscape archtecture, publc admnstraton, economcs, socology, statstcs, geography, law, or satsfactory equvalent, and three years of responsble experence n cty plannng; or a satsfactory equvalent. However, a degree s requred. Wrtten test February 2. (Oct. 22) Assstant statstcan, $4,- 000 to $5,080 a year. There are 24 vacances n varous departments. Fee $3. Mnmum requrements nclude a baccalaureate degree s.sued after completon of a four year cour.se n an accredted college or unversty wth at least 12 credts n college level courses n mathematcs or statstcs ncludng at least three credts n statstcs; or a satsfactory equvalent. Satsfactory full-tme pad professonal experence n statstcal work wll be accepted n leu of college educaton on a year for year bass. Persons who wll be graduated by June 1959 wll be admtted to ths examnaton. Wrtten test January 10. (Oct Blacksmth. $6,270 a year. There are three vacances n the Department of Parks. Fee $5. Mnmum requrements nclude Ave years of satsfactory full tme pad experence as a blacksmth acqured wthn the last twenty years; or three years of such experence plus suffcent addtonal acceptable experence as a blacksmth's helper or approved educatonal tranng to make a total of fve years of acceptable experence. Wrtten test, f gven, wll be February 28. (Oct. 22). There's no Gn lke M 4nur, 10(1% Mtum srns usuu fm kum UDat'$UHfUl;l,UB..UUCN. N Colpffe offce assstant A, $3,250 to $4,450. Fee $3. Appll- cants must be hgh school graduates and must have four years of college educaton equvalent to at least 120 credts at a college or unversty recognzed by the Unversty of the State of New York; or four years of experence n general offce work; or an ccceptable equvalent combnaton of educaton and experence, except tlat n all cases canddates must be hgh school graduates. Apply to the Commercal Offce of the New York State Employment Servce, 1 East 19th Street, from October 6. (Oct. 24) Cnllcge secretaral assstant A, $3,250 to $4,450 a year. Pee $3. Applcants must be hgh school graduates and must have four years of college educaton equvalent to 120 credts at a college or un/ersty recognzed by tl.e Unversty of the State of New York; or four years of experence n general offce work, or an acceptable equvalent combnaton of educaton and experence, except that n all cases canddates must be hgh school graduates. Apply to the Commercal Offce of the New York State Employment Servce, 1 East 19th Street, from October 6. (Oct. 24) Dettan, $3,750 to $4,830 a year. Pee $3. There are at present 82 vacances. Candf'ates must have the followng or ts equvalent: a baccalaureate degree n home economcs ssued upon completon of a course of study regstered by the Unversty 'of the State of New York, wth major studes n foods, nutrton, or nsttutonal management. Wrtten test January 10. (Oct Enffneerng: ade, $3,250 to $4,330 a year. Pee $3. Requrements are graduaton from a senor hgh school and one year O satsfactory practcal engneerng experence;.or completon of two years of the requred course of study for a degree n engneerng or archtecture; or an assocate n appled scence degree awarded by f, communty college or techncal nsttuton of recognzed standng upon completon of a course of study pertnent to the dutes of the poston; or a satsfactory equvalent. Wrtten test January 8. (Oct. 22) Housng assstant, $4,000 to $5,080. Pee $3. There are numerous vacances n the Housng Authorty. Mnmum requrements nclude a baccalaureate -"egree ssued upon completon of a four year cour.se n an accredted college or unversty; or graduaton from a senor hgh school plus two years of college plus two years full-tme pad satsfactory experence n housng or real estate management, educaton, recreaton, socal work,. or work wth communty groups n such felds as housng, race relatons or youth work; or a satsfactory combnaton of educaton and experence, but all canddates must have completed two years of college. Wrtten test January 31. (Oct. 22) nspector of buldnes, $3,- 750 to $4,830 a year. Fee $3. Mnmum requrements are four years of recent satsfactory experence n the nspecton or repar of the mechancal or structural elements of buldngs, or not less than two years experence plus suffcent approved related educatonal tranng to make a total of four years of acceptable experence. Sx months of acceptable experence wll be credted for each regular school year of approved related educatonal tranng. Wrtten test February 7. (Oct. 22). Ou>^r t«t Honor Sprgol Assemblyman Samuel A. Spegel (D,. Manhattan), wll be honored at the annual dnner of the Clark House Alumn A.ssocaton at the Rversde Plaza Hotel, 250 West 73rd' Street, New York Cty on Wednesday, October 8, at 7 P.M. Mr. Spegel 'a a past presdent of tha Assocaton and a former Clark House athlete. t 1 1 ' 111; t.! Junor chemst, $4,250 to $5,330 a year. Seven vacances n varous departments. Fee $4. Mnmum requrements are a baccalaureate degree wth a major n' chemstry ssued after completon of a four year course n an accredted college or unversty. Persons who wll meet the educatonal requrement by June 1959 wll be admtted to ths examnaton. Wrtten test January 31. (Oct. 22) Junor plannsr, $4,550 to $5,990 a year. Te.x vacances at present. Fee $4. Mnmum requrements nclude a baccalaureate degree ssued after completon of a four year course n an accerdted college or unversty, wth specalzaton n cty plannng, engneerng, archtecture, landscape archtecture, publc admnstraton, economcs, socology, statstcs, geography, law, or satsfactory equvalent, and one year of experence n these types of work, or a satsfactory equvalent. However, a degree s requred. Wrtten test January 29. (Oct. 22) Planner, $7,100 to $8,900 a year. Sx vacances at present. Pee $5. Mnmum requements nclude a baccalaureate degree ssued after completon of a four year course n an accerdted college or unversty, wth specal-" zaton n cty plannng, engneerng, archtecture, landscape archtecture, publc admnstraton, economcs, socology, statstcs, geography, law, or satsfactory equvalent, and sx years of progressvely responsble experence n these felds; or a satsfactory equvalent. However, a degree s requred. Wrtten test February 5. (Oct. 22) Plumber, $26.25 a day. There are at present 21 vacances. Pee $.50. Mnmum requrements are not less than fve years of full-tme pad experence as a plumber; or not less than three years of full-tme pal' experence as a plumber plus suffcent acceptable related educatonal tranng or fultme pad experence as a plumber's apprentce to make a total of fve years of acceptable experence. Sx months of acceptable experence wll be credted for each 12 monhs of approved related educatonal tranng or full-tme pad experence as a plumber's helper. Wrtten test February 21. (Oct. 22) Publc health educator, $4,850 to $6,290 a year. Seven vacances n the Department of Health. Pee $4. Canddates must have a baccalaureate degree ssued after completon of a four year course n an accredted college or unversty plus a master's degree n publc health wth major study n publc heath educaton from an accredted college of publc health, or a baccalaureate degree and two years of satsfactory full-tme pad experence n publc health educato: wth a publc health agency or volunteer health agency. Wrtten test January 14. (Oct. 22) Senor planner, $8,200 to {.10,300 a year. Sx vacances at present. Fee $5. Mnmum requrements nclude a baccalaureate Vsual Tranng OF CANDDATES FOR FREMAN HOUSNG OFFCER LCENSE EXAMNER F N DOUT ABOUT PASSNG SGHT TEST OF CVL SERVCE CONSULT DR. JOHN T. FLYNN Opfometrst - Orthopljf 300 West 23rd St.. N. Y. C. By Appt. Only WA MGHT YOU PAL YOUR VSON TEST! TRY VSUAL TRANNG Dr. Harry Berenholtz OPTOMBTRST 4J W. 35 St. CH 4.444» t-j.y.c. By App*. degree ssued after completon of a four year course n an accredted college or unversty wth specalzaton n cty plannng engneerng. archtecture, landscape archtecture, publc admnstraton, economcs, socolo'-y, statstcs, geography, or law, and eght years of progressvely responsble experence wth some aspect of cty plannng, three years of whch must have been n a supervsory capacty; or a satsfactory equvalent. Wrtten test February 16. (Oct. 22) Statonary freman, $5,200 a year for 263 days. T1 ere are at present approxmately 169 vacances. Fee $5. Mnmum requrements nclude not less than two years of satsfactory full-tme pad exeprlence on hgh pressure bolers, acqured wthn the last 10 years, dong work of a nature to qualfy for the dutes of the poston. (Oct. 22) Storekeeper, $4,550 to $5,- 990 a year. One vacancy at present. Pee $4. Mnmum requrements nclude hgh school graduaton and three years experence n handlng stock and storng materals, supples, and equpment, one year of whch shall have been n a supervsory capacty; or elementary school graduaton and fve years experence, one year of whch shall have been n a supervsory capacty; or r s.tsfactory combnaton cf educaton and experence. Wrtten test Aprl 4. (Oct. 22) X-ray techncan, $3,250 to $4,330 a year. Open to any qualfed ctzen of the U.S. Approxmately 40 vacances at present. Fee $3. Canddates must have graduated from a senor hgh school or posse.ss a hgh school equvalency dploma and have one year of experence as an X-ray techncan n an approved hosptal or n the offce of a recog- (Contnued on Page 8) Pay Analysts Needed By 11.S.; Jobs n NYC The Second U. S. Cvl Servce Regon announces a new examnaton for poston classfer (salary and wage analyst), la grades at startng salares of $5,«985 and $7,030. The examnaton wll be used to fll postons n Federal agences n New York and New Jersey, ncludng New York Cty. Applcatons wll be accepted untl futher notce. For lower-payng postons, applcants must have three years of general experence n admnstratve, professonal, techncal, or other responsble work whch haa provded a general background n the feld of management, and two years of specalzed experence n job analyss and job evaluaton n a varety of occupatonal areas. For the hgher postons, three years of specalzed experence requred. Ask for poston classfer applcaton blank and gve the seral number. No , when applyng to the Drector, Second U. S. Cvl Servce Regon, 641 Washngton Street, New Yors 14, N. Y. J.A. SULLVAN RETRES AFTER 40 YEARS N POST OFFCE John A. Sullvan, superntendent of personnel at the New York Post Offce, has retred after 40 years of servce. A move camera was presented to Mr. Sullvan br Actng Postmaster Robert K. Chrlstenberry. Applcatons to Re-Open Soon for FREMAN - $5,981 After 3 Years 19.Year Olds Wll Be Elgble t now appears that npendng legslaton wll result n the reopenng of applcatons for Freman, and canddates who wll be 19 years of age before the new closng date for applcatons wll be elgble. Day & Eve. Classes Meet n Manhattan & Jamaca WHY OVER 50% FAL N EXAMS FOR FREMAN & PATROLMAN 8,239, or more than 50% of canddates n most recent exams for Freman & Patrolman faled to pass! WHY? nablty to exercse proper judgment n the analyss of questons and choce of answers DUE TO LACK OF ADEQUATE PREPARATON! A COMMON MSTAKE THAT LEADS TO FALURE: Thousands faled because they reled on so-called "study" books and questons from exams of years ago. After readng such materal once or twce, they consdered themselves prepared. SPECALZED PREPARATON THE ROAD TO SUCCESS: ENROLL NOW at the School that has prepared over 80% of those apponted and promoted n the Fre and Polce Depts. durng the past 40 years. Attend Classes Regularly Lsten Attentvely Make Notes of All mportant Materal n Spare Tme Between Classes Study Your Notes and tha Home Study Book that We Provde Take Advantage of All Wrtten Quzzes and Tral Exams Throughout the Course. Thus you wll become throughly famlar wth subjects such as: Cvcs Word Study Observaton Grammar Arthmetc Frst Ad The Dutes of Ether or Both Postons The Laws and Regulatons That Govern fhe Work of these Depts. Such Specalzed Preparaton Enables Students to Develop Skll n Readng nterpretaton and Keen Judgment n the Choce of Correct Answers. You should thus be able to acheve hgh score n ths phase of your exam and avod the errors that are the prncpal cause of falure. Classes Just Startng for Next Exam for PATROLMAN - N. Y. Polce Dept Salary $ 6, fmrrsjrv.c. ENROLL NOW: Day A Eve. Classes - ManhaMan & Jamoea 2 Popular Exams Applleaflont Expected to Open n Oct. CTY PLUMBER $7,437 a Year 2S0 Days a Yeor Garonteed at Prevalng Rate of S29.7S NSPECTOR OF PLUMBNG ~ $4,850 a Year 5 Years of Recent Practcal Experence Qualfes for Ether of these Exams. Preparaton for next N. f. Cty Exan for MASTER PLUMBER'S LCENSE The DELEHANTY NSTTUTE MANHATTAN: TS EAST S STREET. Phoe GR JAMACA: B9-25 MEMCN BLVD., B«T. Jamaca A Hllsde AVM. OrSN MUN TO VK A.M. to V P.M. CAMKU UN HAl'UUfAVH U

6 Amerlca^B 'Mrgest Weekly lor Pubte Etnployeem Member Audt Burean of Crculatons t'uhlhel every Tuesday by leader PUBLCATON. NC. t7 Ouana Straet. N«w Vorl 7. N. V. BEekma 3-«010 Jerry Fnlelslen, Puhlhher Paul Kjer, Edtor. J. Bernard, Exectte Edtor James Qnlvan, Amhtat Edtor N. H. Mater, ltu»net» Manager loo per copy. Subscrpton Prce $2.00 to members of the Cvl Servce Employee* Assocaton, $4.00 to non members. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1958 Rescalng Has ts Merts CANDDATES n the New York Cty examnaton for promoton to senor clerk haled the rescalng that permtted more to pass. The Commsson sou>?ht to meet the needs of the eervce. The beneft to the compettors was ncdental. Rescalng often produces protests n whch there Beems to be some mert sometmes, though n recent nstances of court actons arsng from rescalng, partcularly n promoton tests, t proved mpossble to convnce the courts that the Commsson had exceeded ts authorty, or perpetrated an njustce. Practcal need for rescalng arses occasonally. The prmary purpose of any examnaton s to meet the needs of the servce. The canddates' nterest s of a more personal nature. Even though many compettors hal the senor clerk rescalng, certanly those who would have consttuted the smaller lst had there been no rescalng, would not be among them. Because of veteran preference, applcable only to those who pass, some canddates not only would get on the lst but would precede the others n order of relatve standng. n connecton wth rescalng, ce'tan formal ncetes must be respected. Never must t be sad, for nstance, that the pass mark was lowered. t s true that lowerng the pass mark could produce the same result wthout producng exactly the same effect. When an offcal advertsement states a pass mark, f a lower one s used, exceptng under the 69-plus rule, there could be legal objectons that the Cvl Servce Commsson would prefer to avod. T>e Legslature observes pretty much the same knd of respect for tradton when t passes a law applcable only to ctes of a mllon or more populaton. The law then s general n effect, on paper at least, and does not volate the home rule prncple, nor consttute specal legslaton, although only one cty n the State would be affected, and ts dentty could hardly be an nnocent mystery even to the Legslature. F Justce For Matrons OR YEARS the Cvl Scrvce Employees Assocaton has strongly argued that female correcton personnel n State correcton nsttutes were beng dscrmnated aganst. Whle undertakng the same responsbltes and dangers as men n correcton houses, the women were gven consderably less remuneraton. Ths week. The Leader happly reports that ths stuaton s on the way out. The State has announced t wll upgrade all correcton matrons. We the-efore salute the Employees Assocaton for ts persstence and resultng vctory and the Admnstraton for correctng a very unfar stuaton. LETTERS TO THE EDTOR LEFKOWTZ AGREES WTH EDTORAL FAVORNG RASES Edtor, The Leader: have read wth great nterest the edtoral, "Cvl Servce and Electon" that appeared n the September 9 ssue of The Leader. Of partcular nterest to me were the statements that certanly the cvl.servce needs streamlnng when t comes to modernzng the pay schedules of ts workers. Vgor s needed to put the worker on a par wth those n prvate ndustry. These statements n your edtoral echo comments whch have made concernng ou- cvl servce employees. n an address on May 13, 1958, before the Patrolmen's Benevolent Assocaton of the Cty of New York, sad: "Despte the ncreasng relance that the publc puts on the patrolman, he receves all too lttle recognton from the publc for hs servce. n the lght of recent changes n the cost of lvng ndex together wth the ever-ncreasng dangers of hs work, t s my belef that the tme has come for an mmedate reapprasal of the salares pad to these guardans of our safety." n an address on Aprl 28, 1958, before the annual Sprng Workshop of the Metropoltan and Southern Conference of the Cvl Servce Employees' Assocaton at Grossnger sad: "Premum pay for extra work s an accepted employment condton n prvate employment. There s no reason why ths should not apply to publc servce." My nterest n the Mert System, as you may know, was expressed as long ago as 1928, 1929 and 1930, when served as a member of Assembly and ntroduced and supported legslaton to amend the New York Cty Charter to extend Ve tme for jonng the age-55 plan of New York Cty Employees' Retrement System; to allow free credt for servce pror to 1920 n New York Cty Employees' Retrement System on purchase of credt for servce therafter; to provde for payment of retrement benefts to members of Hunter College Teachers' Retrement System; to propose openng of age 55 retrement plan of New York Cty Employees' Retrement System; to provde for payment of ordnary ('eath beneft and accumulated contrbutons by New York Cty Employees' Retrement System where retrng member elected No Opton and ded before recevng frst retrement allowance payment, and to provde that where dsablty retree of New York Cty Employees' Ret'ement System was restore'' to servce at more than fnal salary at tme of retrement he should agan become a member of the system. LOUS J. LEPKOWTZ Attorney General Socal Securty Questons Answered HEARD THAT the recent changes n the Socal Securty Act ncreased the amount that a person nay ean wthout nsng Socal Securty benefts he s recevng. Please explan f that s correct. C. V. O R. A Socal Securty benefcary s lmted to earnngs of $1,200 n a year, to be elgble to receve hs beneft checks each month. Ths has not been changed by the recent amendments to the Socal Becurty Act. What has been changed s that starlng next year. f59, a benefcary wll not lose a beneft check for any month n whch he does not earn more than $100, nstead of $80 as formerly even f he does earn over $1200 n the year. AM RECEVNG Socal Securty benefts and expect to change my malng address soon. f leave a change of address wth the post offce, wll that be all need to do to get my checks at my new address? W. W. E. No. You should also fle a change of address wth the Socal Securty Admnstraton. Ths may be done by ether callng at the local offce or by malng a notce to (he socal securty payment center from whch your clecks are receved. f you should wrte please be sure to gve your full name and Socal Securty account nutrber along wth your new address. The New U. S. Plan For Makng Promotons By WARREN B. RONS Executve Drector, U.S. Cvl Servce Commsson THROUGH THE COOPERATVE EFFORTS of the Cvl Servce Commsson and Federal agences, much progress has been mada toward the announced goal of hvng the new Government-wde Mert Promoton Program n operaton by January 1, Snce the frst of ths year. Commsson and Federal agences have been gvng close attenton to the prelmnary work necessary to get the new program nto operaton on schedule. The purpose of the program s to help n.sure that the Government's best talent s selected to meet the challengng problems facng the Unted States today and that selectons are far and equtable. Under the new plan 1. All promotons n the compettve cvl servce wll be made on the bass of mert from among the best qualfed employees. 2. Employees wll be fully nformed of the polces and procedures governng ther agency's promoto'^ program. Seed for mprovement Admtted The program w'as naugurated by the Commsson a'ter a twoyear analytcal study of promoton actons and programs already n operaton n the agbnces. The study showed that, whle many agences had developed effectve promoton programs, there was need for further mprovement and refnement to meet the Government's need to make the best and most effcent use of Federal-employee talent. Once establshed, the new program should contrbute materally to the Government's ablty to attract and retan hgh-calber employees. t embodes such mert features as areas of con-sderaton whch are as broad as practcable; qualfcaton standards at least equal to compettve standards for hrng new employees; evaluaton methods whch are reasonable, vald, and appled farly; selecton from among the best qualfed; and prompt release from former postons of persons selected for promoton. Four-Pont Requrements The plan requres that agences meet the followng requrements n desgnng ndvdual programs that best meet ther needs: 1.^ After January 1. promotons may be made only under the new promoton program and only under approprate gudelnes and plans establshed by the agency. 2. Agences must consult employees n the development and nstallaton of the promoton plans. 3. Employees n an agency must be able to fnd out readly how they are personally affected by ther agency's ulans. 4. ndvdual promoton actons must be documented to show that each selecton for promoton was made n accordance wth the plans. Because a good promoton program s not somethng that can be accomplshed overnght, the Commsson jave agences a full year to work out ther promoton plans. The Commsson set n moton a seres of actons de.sgned to assst agences n ther efforts to establsh the new Government-wde Mert Promoton Program. The 11 regonal offces of the Commsson began publczng and explanng the program to agency nstallatons n th<»r areas. Most of the regonal drectors sent letters to the heads of feld establshments n ther areas to emphasze the mportance of the program, and meetngs were held wth agency offcals and wth Feld Personnel Councls and Federal Busness Assocatons. Employee Consultaton to Begn The frst deadlne n the schedule for preparaton was last Aprl 1, by whch date each agency was to have developed and ssued promoton gudelnes to ts subordnate offces. All but a few agences met the Aprl deadlne. The few exceptons were those n whch, owng to large-scale reorganzatons or other vald reasons, agences obtaned approval for delay from the Commsson. Most agences are now at the pont of consultng wth employees and ther organzatons n preparng promoton plans. The Commsson has under preparaton a supplement to the basc departmental crcular, a "how-to-do-t" kt ) procedures, and an appendx to ts handbook on ratng examnatons. Meanwhle, Commsson ln.spectors have been n close contact wth agences snce the program was launched. Whenever they have found that gudelnes dd not measure up to the requrements of the program, they have ponted out the necessary changes that had to be made. Now they are advsng agences on the development of ther promoton plans. Durng the remanng months of 1958, employees wll become ncreasngly aware of the new program, and t s at ths stage that they wll be con.sulted and ther deas solcted. Agences are requred to consult wth employee organzatons and wth a suffcent number of employees to get a good samplng of employee opnon. As progress s made on the development of plans, consultatons wll be held wth employees, and all employees wll be gven full nformaton about them. The Commsson has hgh expectatons that the new mert promoton program wll contrbute sgnfcantly to mproved management-employee relatons, and thus to more effcent nd economcal operatons n the Federal servce. We feel that t s especally approprate that the foundaton for the new Government-wde Mert Promoton Program s beng lad durng ths '.fth Annversary year of the Federal mert system. As the agences now enter tle perod of consultaton wth employees and employee organzatons n the development of ther promoton plans, the prospects are brght for an effectve and tmely nauguraton throughout the Government servce. PALMER TALKS ON DEA PROGRAM Robert M. Palmer, chef of the ' centve Awards Program at A nfecton and classfcaton dvson of the Second U.S. Cvl Ser- Termnal Restaurant, New Yorl luncheon and meetng held at the vce Regon, spoke on the Federal Cty.

7 njured n Fght Wth llurglar, at Least TA Man Has to Pay No Bll A New York Cty Transt Authorty power mantenance man who fell three stores whle grapplng wth a burglar he surprsed n a neghbor's apartment s recoverng from serous njures at the Hosptal for Jont Dseases. He U Francs Francescon. n fallng from a fre escape whle tryng to prevent the escape of a man who had Just stolen a camera and bnoculars, Mr. Francescon suffered a fractured left hp, shoulder njures, cuts of the face and possble concusson, and dslocated left elbow. He s expected to be on the convalescent lst for some months, but wll have no worres over doctors' and hosptal blls. He s a member of the Health nsurance Plan of Greater New York (HP) and the Blue Cross Plan. The HP Medcal Group to whch he belongs arranged to have hm transferred by prvate ambulance from Beth Davd Hosptal, where he was frst taken, to the Hosptal for Jont Dseases. All the specalst care that he requres s beng provded through the HP Group wthout any queston of cost. B! /! Cross wll cover hs hosptal blls. BKL-EVUE WHTE MASS The 14th annual Whlta Mass wll be celebrated n Bellevue Catholc Chapel of Our Lady HeHer of the Sck, on Frday, October 8, at 6;45 A.M. The celebrant wll be Father Patrck Russell. STARTNG OCTOBER 2ncl... AT THE ADVERTSNG CLUB OF NEW A COURSE N CONSOLOATNG U.S. LAWS S 2-YEAR JOB FOR USCSC WASHNGTON. Sept. 29 t s estmat ' that two years wll be requred for the Hou^e Post Offce and Cvl Servce Commttee to codfy the hundreds of cvl servce laws nto a new consoldated basc Cvl Servce Act. The YORK U.S. Cvl Servce Commsson s dong most of the work. ubc Relatons for Executves Your Corporate mage and How to Acheve t 10 practcal sessons conducted by outstandng publc relatons people AT THE ADVERTSNG CLUB OF NEW YORK, BENJAMN FRANKLN HALL, 103 EAST 35TH STREET (JUST OFF PARK AVENUE) JOHN KEAGAN McCKARY Sesson No. 1 Thursdoy, October to 10 p.m. S"Publc Reotons; Prncples, People, Products" by hn Reagan McCrary, charman of the board, Tex ccrary nc., rado and televson broadcaster, former edtoral drector. New York Daly Mrror. Sesson No. 6 Frday, November to 10 p.m. "Publc Relatons and Government" panel moderated by Jerry Fnkelsten, presdent, Tex McCrary nc., former charman New York Cty Plannng Commsson, former cvl servce edtor. New York Mrror, publsher Cvl Servce Leader. Panelsts: Edward O'Nell, poltcal columnst. New York Daly News; Tom O'Hara, poltcal reporter. New York Herald Trbune. BARNETT tlldersee Sesson No. 2 Tuesday, October to 10 p.m. "Organzng A Successful Publc Relatons Campagn" by Barnett Bldersee, executve vce-presdent, Tex McCrary nc., former forega correspondent and Assocated Press edtor; Lnnell Jones, account executve, Tex McCrary nc., former newspaper edtor and wrter; Alan Coff, account executve, Tex McCrary nc., lormer vce presdent Barber and Barr nc. JEROME SrENtUCK Sesson No. 7 Frday, November to 10 p.m. "Generatng Good Consumer Relatons and Sales" by Jerome Stenbuck, vce-presdent, Tex McCrary nc., former partner n Boston publc relatons frm, J. M. Stenbuck, former executve, Detrot Tmes; and H. Churchll Semple, account executve, Tex Mc- Crary nc., former edtor, Metro Group Sunday Newspapers; Vncent Cbson, account executve, Tex McCrary nc., consultant to Metropoltan Dary nsttute, former PR manager Wllys-Overland motors. LEO J. MARGOLN STANLY. ARTElS Sesson No. 3 Frday, October to 10 p.m. "Dealng Mors Effectvely wth the Press and Magaznes" by Leo J. Margoln, vce-presdent, Tex McCrary nc., nstructor n publc relatons, N.Y. U., former staff member N. Y. Herald Trbune, and George Brlt, account executve, Tex McCrary nc., former wrter, N. Y. Post, and World Telegram. Sesson No. 4 Thursday, October to 10 p.m. "Fnancal Publc Relatons" by Stanley L Bartcls, vce-presdent, Tex McCrary nc., former staff memberw. R. Grace & Co., Ford Motor Co.; Harold Taylor, account executve, Tex McCrary nc., former managng edtor, Barron's; Edward McDonald, account executve, Tex McCrary nc., former staff member Carl Byor & Assocates; John Calvn, account executve, Tex McCrary nc., former staff member Bozel and Jacobs; Haddam Thomas, account executve, Tex McCrary nc., formerly of Fnancal World. PLUS 3 CLMAXNG ROUND TABLE SESSONS Sesson No. 8 Frday, November 21 8 to 10 p.m. Sesson No. 9 Wednesday, November 26 8 to 10 p.m. "Communty Relatons" Moderator: Mr. Margoln. Mr. Safre, and Messrs. Robert Alterman, Cy Ncholson, and Sdney Schechtman, account executves, Tex McCrary nc. "Publc Relatons and labor"- Moderator: Mr. Bldersee. Vctor Resel, natonally syndcated labor columnst; Jack Turcot, Labor Edtor, N.Y.Daly News. WLLAM SAfRE Sesson No. 5 Thursday, October to 10 p.m. "Rado-TV mpact n Publc Relatons" by Wllam Safre, vce-presdent, Tex McCrary nc., former NBC-TV producer; and Barbara Walters, manager, Rado-TV Dept,Tex McCrary nc. Regstraton Lmted Fee: $100 for full course of 10 sessons Sesson No. 10 Thursday, December 4 8 to 10 p.m. Phone or wrte: Edward Bleer, Vce Presdent "Publc Relatons n AdverHslns"- Moderator: Mr. McCrary. Mss Dors Wllens, advertsng news columnst. New York Journal Amercan, Robert Morgan, advertsng news columnst, N. Y. World Telegram fr* Sun. TEX McCRARY NC PLANNNG AND PU BLC 122 East 42nd Street, New York 17 R ELATO NS-. Oxford TEX McCRARYNC 122 Eal 42nd Street, New York _ REGSTRATON APPLCATON DAT E_ PltQ* nroll tle fono ^ the court* "PUBLC RELATONS FOR EXECUTVES"! Chtck covarng cost of full court* for ptrton Qt $100 tach > nclpted. NAME ADDRESS NAME ADDRESS NAME ADDRESS NAME ADDRESS ADDRESS NAME ADDRESS.J

8 (Contnued from Page 5) nzed roentgenologst. (Untl further notce). PROMOTON Brdge and tunnel «crjeant, $5,301 to $6,300 a year. Pee $5. Open to each employee of the Trlborough Brdge and Tunnel Authorty who on the date of the test, January 20, s permanently employed n the ttle of brdge «nd tunnel offcer, has served as a permanent employee n such ttle n the department for a perod of not less than sx coneecutve months mmedately precedng that date, and who s not otherwse nelgble. (Oct. 22) Chef school lunch manarer, $5,450 to $6,890 a year. Fee $5. Open to each employee of the Department of Educaton who on the date of the test, January 14, s permanently employed n the ttle of head school lunch manager. has served as a pfermanent employee n such ttle n the department for a perod of not less than sx consecutve months mmedately precedng that date. LKOAL NOTHK C T A T O N THE PF.OPl.S OF THE STATE OP NEW TORK By th» Grac«ol Gud Fee and ndependent TO: MAKY ELENOR HEWTT, DOROTHY rowleb WEST. AGNES FOWLER. EMLY ANDERSON KOWLER. ELKNQR ANDERSON HEWTT SMTH. MARY ARTHUR HEWTT DAY. RK^HARD SAL- TBNSTAU. WEST, ERC FOWLER WEST. MARY WEST BARNES. DOROTHY WEST BUTLER, HOWLAND AUCHNCLOSS FOWLER. ROBERT HENRY KOWLER. JR., ALEXANDER ROBERT FOWLER. DAVD ANDERSON FOWLER. LNDSAY ARTHUR FOWLER. ANDERSON FOWL- ER..lANE FOWLER BASSET. ERC ANDERSON FOWLER, ANGUS EDWARD tlvan SMTH. HUGH CHART.ES VV- AN SMTH. CHRSTNE MACMARTN CROCKER, an nfant over the RKe of nrteen years. ELEEN LNDSAY CROCKER, an nfant over the ake of folteen years. JENNFER WEST, an nfant tnder tle atfe of folrtee years. RCHARD ANGUS WEST, an ntnt under the age of fourteen yean. RUTH WEST, an nfnt under the ase of fourteen years, EUGNA L. WEST, an nfnt tncer the ace of fourteen years. GEOKGE SALTEN- STALL WEST. L an nfant under the EKe of fourteen yea s. EHC F. WEST, JR.. an nfant un<er the ake of fourteen years, CHRSTNE BARNES, an nfant under the aee of fourteen years. ALBERT McC. BARNES., an nfant under the ace of fourteen years. GEORGE T. BUTLER, an nfant over the ake of fourteen years. RCHARD P. BUTLER, an nfant under tle ake of fourteen years. ANNE CAROLL FOWLER, an nfant under th«afe of fourteen years. JOHN WN THROP FOWLER, an nf:mt under the we of fourteen years, BENJAMN PAY SON FOWLER, an nfant under the aue ct fourteen years. ELLEN AUCHNCLOSS FOWLER, an nfant under the a;e of fourteen years. SUSAN FOWLER, an nfant under the age of fourteen.years. EMU.Y ARTHUR FOWLER, an nfant nnder the age of fourteen years. LNDSAY ANDERSON FOWLER, an nfant umler the ate of fourteen.years. ELlZAB'.'VrH AUCHNCLOSS FOWLER, an nfant under the age of fourteen years, RUSSELL AUCHNCLOSS FOWLER, nn nfant over the age of fourteen years. SAMUEL THOMAS FOWLER, an ntt over the ue of fourteen years. 5LZABETH FOWL- ER. an nfant over the age of fourleen jears. ANDERSON FOWLER, an nfant onder he age of fourteen years. HUNTER FOWLER, an nfant under the ase of fourteen.years, PETER ARTHUR FOWL- BK, an nfant under the age of fourleen years, beng the persons nterested n mtors. legatees, devsees beneleares. lstrbutee or otherwse n the trusts nnder the wll of Anderson Fovler. dereased. who at the tme of hs death was resdent of the Cty. County and Slate f New Yolt. Send Greetng: Uon the petton of George S. West reedng at Holderness. New HampsHlre. Robert H. Fowler resdng at l9 Porlan Steet. Yarmouth, Mane and Roswell C. Otheman resdng at The 'nversly Club. 1 West B41l Street. N. w York. New nrk. You and each of you are hereby ctel to show eause before tle Surrogate's Court of New York County, held at the Hall of Reeonls, on he lolh day of OctoTer. 1«B«. at Hlfpaet ten oclo.k n the forenoon of that day why (a) Y'uur pettoners should not be yernttetl to resgn as trustees under the Last Wll and Teslament of Andefson Fowler, deceased; tb) An nernedate order should not tor enterel )ernutt)ng srh resgualon and dreelng petlonerk lo turn over nl assets or property n ther hauls belongng to ad tru.(m tl the sueeet.sor rustces upon ther Qualfyng as prescrbed by law (el Tle Court sholk not confrm the a)pontnent of the sureessor trustees am drect llwt the pellones (urn over all assets of the trusts to the lceessor trustees: <dl The accounts of the pettoners ehold not be judu-ally settled aa allowed, and (e) S.h other and further relef aa to llls Court may seem just and proper should nut be grantd. n Testnny Whereof, we have caused the seal of the Surrogale's Curt, of llo ad County of New York, to be hereunto affxed. WTNESS, HONORABLE S. Samuel D- Fateo A Surrogate of our sad eolnly. at he Conly of New Yok, on he 'JtKh day of August, n (le year of our Lord one thousal nne hndnd and Aftyeght. 'llp A. Donahue (Seal) Clerk of the Surrogalt'a CDlrt "Say You Saw t n Tbe Leader" and who s not otherwse nelgble. (Oct. 22) Cvl rnrneernr draftsman. $4,850 to $6,290 a year. Fee $4. Open to each employee of any of the departments of the Cty government who on the date of the test, January 5, s permanently employed n the ttle of junor draftsman or engneerng ade, has served as a permanent employee n such ttle or ttles n the department for a perod of not less than sx consecutve months mmedately precedng that date, and who s not otherwse nelgble. (Oct. 22) Marne oer, $5,050 a year. Fee $5. Open to each employee of the Department of Marne and Avaton who on the date of the test, December 20, s permanently employed n the ttle of marne stoker, has served as a permanent employee n such ttle n the department for a perod of not less than sx consecutve months mmedately precedng that date, and who s not otherwse nelgble. (Oct. 22) Senor hortculturst, $7,- 100 to $8,900 a year. Pee $5. Open to each employee of the Department of Parks who on the date l.ltgal. NOTCE SPPLEMENTAL CTATON The P pe of the Stale of New York By the Grace of God Free and ndependent To da Von Clalssen, Henry Lee Wenner H. -Wljam Byrnes Wenner, Jam^ Peter Wenner. Davd l.#e Wenner. Wendy Wenner. Jula Louse Wenner, Wllam Byrnes Wenner. Jr.. Henry Lee Wenner. Harrette H. Mallny. HareKe M. Malley Keefe. Edward Hamlton W alley, Constance Armstrong Dormal. Edward Hamlton Malley, Jr.. Arthur Wellngton Malley. Pamela Malley, CnBtanee Malley, Noel Arnslrong, Jr. Hanllon Reel "Arnslrong..lane B. O'Malley- Keyes. Hamlton O Malley. Rosemare.abrouehe. Eugene WngHeld Pears. June Dfaure. Nal O Malley, Keyes. An- hony Lahrorhe, Arel Labro'he, Charles Patrck O Malley. Palr.k O Malley. Grana 0'Malle.v. Dremott O Malle.v, Alx Dulaure. Ere Owen Dtalre. Maureen Dfanre, Mdllelon Edward O Malley Keyes. Anhony Holland O Malley-Keyes. Jula Tyrrell O'- Malley-Keyes. Davd Austn O Malley-Ke.ves. Derrck Arnslrong OMalley-Keyes, Rosemary Davs O'.Malley-Keyes, nfant O'Malley-Key'S, beng the uersms nlcrested an credlors. legatees, devsees, benefcjarrs. dstrbutees or olherwse n the Estate of Matthew Byrnes, deceased, who. at he tme of hs death, was a resdent of the Colnly of New York. SEND GREETNG: Upon the petlon of Natonal Bank of West.hcster. Whle Plans, as Subsltuled Trus(ce under he Las Wll and Testament of Mallhew Byrnes, decea.'ed. wth ls offce at.'u Maaoneck Avenue. Whle 'an. Weslcl-Sler Conlv. New York, verflcd he nl day of Scplember. 1S5S. You and each of you are hereby cled lo slow -ase before he Srrogale's Court of New York Conly. held at the Hall of Records n he Counlv ot Now York, on the 2Slh day of O.tober. 1H.5S. at halt past (en o'clock n he forenoon of llat day. why the suplemenlal ccount of proceedngs of Natonal Bank ol Weslehesler. Whle Plans as Slbstluled Trustee under he Last Wll and Teslamenl: of Mallhew Byrnes, deceased, should not he jllcally sellled and why he Court sloull not approve a certan Stplalon wlh respect to a cmprouse heren and wlh respect lo he Truslee's contract as set lorll n schedule "V" ot sad supplemenal account, and why sad agreement should not be bndng upon be Trustee and all persons cled here havng an nleresl heren, whch Slpllalon n part provrles for he payment of allorneys tees as follows: To Davs Polk Wadwell Sunderland and Kendl. he slm ot Jl.'l.BOO and for he payment of dsbrscmenls n (he sum ot JvlO.Bd; lo Ban & Hoopce. he sum of Sl.TBO; lo Angulo Coonev Marsh & Ochlerloney. the sum ot Jl.'SO. why he rtelaled alldavls. no(<w and ctatons pertanng lo such ayments as rkured by Secton 2:tl(al of the Surrogate's Court should not be d-pensed wlh. and why an allowanco for Edward Eelman. he spe<>al guardan heren, should not be approved, and why he last lay fur flng objedons to sad account shall not be perenplorly establshed as ot the.lolh day ot October. )H.5«. whh s two days followng the return date hereof. N TE.ST1MONY WHEREOF, we have aused the seal ot the Surrogate's Court ol the sad 'ouly of 'New York to be herenno affxed. WTNESS: Honorable S. SAMUEL Dl FALCO. a Surlognle of our sad County at he Connly of New York ths Slh day of Seplember n lle year ot Our Lord One Thousand Nne Hundred and Fftyeght. (Seal) s/ph.lp A. DONAHUE CcV ot he Surrogate's Court GERALD F. FN.KY Allorney for Pelloer BB Fllh Avenue, New York 17. N. Y. Heatng Albany HEAmG SYSTEM NEED REPARS or REPLACEMENT? General Electrc Call for Frt«Ettmotcs on All Typtf of Hootaf MEURS & DUTTON, NC. TEL ALBANY of the test, March 25, s permanently employed n the ttle of hortculturst, has served as a permanent employee n such ttle n the department for a perod of not less than sx consecutve months mmedately precedng that date, and who s not otherwse nelgble. (Oct. 22) Senor nspector of borough worts, $5,450 to $6,890 a year. Pee $5. Open to each employee of the Offce of the Presdent of the Borough of Manhattan who on the date of the test s permanently employed n the ttle of nspector of borough works, has served as a permanent employee n such ttle n the department for a perod of not less than sx consecutve months mmedately precedng that date, and who s not otherwse nelgble. (Oct. 22). j^^sparklmg SELTZER WATER! SYRUPS! CANADA DRY BEVERAGES Enm HOM MUVtf Capfel Dstrct, Selfer Co. ALANY, N. Y ARCO CVL SERVCE BOOKS and all tests PLAZA BOOK SHOP 380 Broadwoy Albany. N. Y. Mal & Phone Orders Flled CHURCH NOTCE 'ALBANY PEDERATCN OP CHURCHES 73 Churches unted for Churcb and Communty Servce. n Tme of Heed, Call M. W. Tebbutt's Sons 176Sfate 12 Colvn Alb Alb Kenwood Delmar Over 107 Ytart of DUtlngulsked Funeral Servce Albany Area Motels CENTRA..Y LOCATKD for the Caplal TrCly A:ea. 5) nnls. Telephones, televson. tle balhs. ar eohtoetl, ;24-hr, ervce. A few nute'a norlh of Albany wth poxmly to Seheneetady. Troy. Saraoga am he Norlh. LATHAM MOTEL. Latham. N. Y. STate 6K671. Books Books of All Publshers CVL SERVCE & REVEW JOE'S BOOK SHOP SSO BROADWAY, ALBANY, N. Y. APTS. FOR RENT Albany BERKSHRE HOTEL, 140 State St. Albany. N. Y. '/a block from Captol; 1 block from State Offce Bldg Weekly rates tl4 & up MAYFLOWER. ROYAL COURT APARTMENTS Purr shed, Un furnshed, and Rooms. Pboue (Albany) Statonary eneneer (electrc), $22.72 a day. Pee».60. Open to each employee of the Department of Pubc Works who, on the date of the examnaton, February 6, s permanently employed n the ttle of oler or.senor sew- (Contnued on Page 10) DUNCAN MNES. GOURMET & PETT PARS Two smns detll'd wll good foml hang over he door ot PETT 'AHS Approved by Duncan Hnrs' and "Approved by (lonrnel." Nether of these nalonwde alhorles on reelanrals can afford lo sleer you wrong: they d-ect you to where he best <alng s lo be had for your money. Tley gl<e you only lo he places where dmng s tops, servce quck and courteous, and the, atmosphere so pleasant you'll want to return otlen. They have a repnalon for b ng rghl, and mllons ot hungry people who don't care to trust to luck depenl upon ben. Tha's why n Albany Duncan Hnes, Gourmet, and Pett Pars are vrtually synonymous. Yes. all three add np to the same thng good food. PETT PARS. 10(10 Madson Ave., Albany, N. Y. MOVNG NTO ALBANY You'll Lke The HOTEL RALEGH Some C.S. mployee fnd t t nc«, contfortebu tpot 4o >fay whl* fhay «rt lookng for a homa for thamsalva and famlle. Other«fnd f ju«f rght for parrnanent resldenca. So near tha Capfol & Stata Offca Bdg., c naar thop and fheatrat. A mdtown hotal n a quat /llfop locaton, away from fraffe «/gesfon monoda ga. All room pacout t chaaful. Naw tla baths, alavator, 24-hr. oparaton, room larvea, restaurant on prama, FREE parkng. Ralet $45 t up pal- HOTEL RALEGH 134 STATE ST.. ALANY. N. Y. 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10 PROMOTON (Contnued from Page 8) age treatment worker, has served as a permanent employee n such ttle or ttles n the department for a perod of not less than sx consecutve months mmedately precedng that date, and who s not otherwse nelgble. (Oct. 22) S t r u c t u r,e mantaner, group G, $2.25 to $2.49 an hour. Fee $4. Open to each employee of the New York Cty Transt Authorty who on the frst date of the performance test, January 20, TAST THeWONPeRFUL s permanently employed n thettle of mantaner's helper, has LRGAL NOTf'K served as a permanent employee n such ttle n the structure secton DAFAS, GEORGE, a/k/a GEORGE of the mantenance of way Fle No. P 2111) The People of the NCHO.AS DAKAS. CTATON. f'j'partmert of the transt au- State of N w York. Uy be Grace of OCH orty for a perod of not less Free and ndepenlent. To Apostolos Dafas. Chona Va.^llades. Nks A. Dafan, than sx months mmedately precedng that date, and who s not Pop V. Calannoutou, Chrysanthe D. Stersos A. Dafaa. Goortc A. )af;s, otherwse nelgble. (Oct. 22). jant-a. Penelope E. Datas, TaaoU E. nafas. Coula. Datas, Penelope K. Kyracou. g.tls. Supervsor (power dstrbuton), $8,000 to $9,000 a year. CATSE bf fore he Strofate's Court, New vor ARE HEREBY CTED TO SHOW Pee $5. Open to each employee of York County, at Room 504 n the Hall ol Kecor.s n the County of N w York. the New York Cty Transt Au- New York, on November l:!. 15S, al 10:30 A.M.. why a certan wrln? lalel Aprl f, 1040 whch has been oltfrcd for probate hy Theano Dafas. resdn* al 507 West 176lh Street, New York Cty. Kbmld not he probated as he last Wll and Tcslanent. relallnr lo real and p'raonal property of George Dafas. ^/k/a Georse Ncholas Dafas. etc.. lcc'-ascd, who was al the tme of hs death a resdent of 507 West Toth Srcel, n the County ol thorty who on the date of the wrtten test, January 7, s permanently employed n the ttle of assstant supervsor (power dstrbuton), has served as a permanent employee n such ttle for a perod of not less than sx months. mmedately precedng that date, and who s not otherwse nelgble. (Oct. 22). POTATO CHPS DFfBlt NC! Shoppers Servce Gude * HELP WASTED MALE Organs (nstructon) Albany PAllT TME, salary $1 per hr. plus tcne-ntd conn. Uontuctuan for roneral corlr, Call AX , bet EARN EXTRA MONEY K.OOR WAXNG Wcf*f) lstru'ldta Easy PayneDta Nf^t S<;e ns bctore you buy or Bfrn atytlnv. Trenu'nlntH dscount on all epmt & pll<a Klec-lt 'rml. 2U77 Coney slaod AT.. Bllyn N K-U«D5. Help Wanted Male & Female WOMl'.N loa par lme nonoy al home. tl-chhk pvelop'a typtng or longhand! for fttlverlsts Mal $1 for nstructon UHtlal trllnf how (.Money-back KUarantwl H^-rllg Valve Co.. Corona. N T CHRSTMAV CARDS Over 110 lll''rml ClrhtnuH tox AH-orlnonlct. Humnous. Rcl^lous Novflly types. Slms. Wrappnes lmons. Slajmcrv. To 100% Proft. Moe BK'lcnan.)-70H4 for FREE cat3loff.n & lnm)nt KoherB..S (ltlcktm ( AK)«* *.lln S. New York Cty, N.Y. K;l(fl extra money fast showng frenta. ollera h'nlful ChrHnas and All Oeea-»n eard as.sort ments.?ft wrappn;b. Dovclllea, K.s'hold l'ns, coslume jewelry. Dauf* nprnlcd Chrstmas eans and stallonery..vvone can succeed. Specal plan l(h- Cturchrs. o'ta'/.atons. Samples on ftpprctv.l. tclufn f not delphtcd. Wrte, pmnu WOrlh -f (1.540 or vst our showroom. llcdcp'-.'cp. 301 Broadway, New Turk. Dcpt Nl'-l. MAKE $100 N SPARE TME SELL cmustmas CARDS BF.W TAL. CAUns hat everyone s loolc- ntf for. Show lo frends anl neghbors ld make easy money. WRTE FOK swl'l.rs ON APPROVAL EXCELSOR GREETNGS!lll S Anclnwa Place YONKKHS. N. Y. Hypnotsm - Men & Women MASTKU HYPNOSS COURSE Kclave small prmp eve hrs: low rates Offrts Her.ocnllenc> entertanment, l.oealnn; Concnlrse Plaza Hotel Opp. Ynkcc Stadum. Call RE or.la H-.")Om eves or wkends or Wrte r. O. Boj lll. Bronx Central Sta. 51. N.Y. Home Repars' ArnCS - BASEMENTS - ALTERATONS, PANELLNG. ETC. WOODWORKNG SHOP,, A-E N- K E. 27K4 Webster Ave.!*. 5.S N.V. KG 4-OS18 REPAR & SPRAY 110l s:s Ol'TSDE Tl) l.ook LKE NEW 10 YEARS GUARANTEED fnern Mantcnaoe Co. HA FOR SALE TYPEWRTER BARGANS Smth $17 50; Under>vood-$aa.60; others Psurl llros, 47S Snll, Bkl, TK S-30«4 Busness Opportuntes PRVATE '.SVCHA 1 KC 'raclco Opporlnly n WcsUhcsler County. Mov* Solh D'cembcr 1, 11),Any offer oosdered. Well estallbhed, rapdly Hdwnt, non ps.vehoanalyto psyclosonatc orenlalon. Any QP may take ower. Mnmum ncome $16,00 per year. Olllca fully eupud overhead only $1110 a nolh t Wrte only, c/o O M\(JNAN, 07 Frankln Ave.. H'rao. N. Y F. J. PUONK, M.D. UOUSEOM) NECESSTES KMHUE, KGM AT l-uk KS VOU CAN Af ftthd furnlre, appllaurs, gfts clothnn, eu St re.l savma Mmepal Employees Srrtca Room 4 ;8 S Park Row CO 7 5.'U0 REAL ESTATE BUY SEE PAGE 11 NCKO A HOBBV for fun and relaxaton? 4 Ortfan l.cahona!l5. ncludnff Use of Or,an. Bruwn' 'ato (& OrKan) Mart. Tr-CHy's l.argtat 1^5 *anoa & OrKans n Slock. 'h. 8-S55a Central Ave. Albany, N. Y. PART-TME JOB OPPORTUNTES HOW TO GET That Part Tme Job A handboolt of job opportuntes avalable now. by S. Ntrnan Kensold St Harold Lst for sludentj, for employed adults and people over 05. Get ths nvaluable fflda for $151) plus 10c for nalnb Send to LKADER BOOK STORE. 87 Duane Street. N Y C C V L s e r v c e ^ ' L E A D E H Tuesdajr, ScptemWr 30', Fshng Bat FSHNG: FSHERMEN AHOYl rresstble. nexpensve bal, avalable any eanted-tfoods. dept. RUSH 25e for eompleltt nalructons. Money-back Karantee. NEV-A-FAL BAT, th Ave., Brooklyn 3;!, N.Y. Pantng & Decoratng M.VK KK( KEK.M.VN PANTNG, paper hangng, nteror and Exleor wolk Corlear Ave., K1 3-35H4, Mornngs tll 12 & after 4 P.M. 2 WEEK TYPNG COURSE For those who wsh to advance. Quck Bls suarante'ht. AU PART TME. New blsneas opportunty. nnedate ncome. No nveslment. deal habad and wfa team. Call C Lmousne Servce JACK.SON B.\SSON.MO'.HNK SKKVCE.ato. Kr-rondloned ( allllara for WnllMNOS a, A.. OCCASONS BA n-3:o BOOKS THE BOOK ROOM. 88,1 Slate St., H bloek west of Slato OHce Bldr., Albany, N.Y. Tel. 4-8St!;t. Hours»:;f0-5:30. Bbles, books, cards, sacred records, Sunday School materals. UTLTES SflNDEf.L CO., NC, 31)0 Central Avenne. Albany. N.Y. Tel (). Quaker Ms'd Klcles. St. Charles Ktchens. NOTCE BE Al'POlNTED Slata Notary Publc no* Wrle for FREE detals Meder Aeencv, 550 Fflh Avenue. New York 36, N. T. Low Cost - Mexcan Vacaton $1.80 per person, rm/bd & bath n Resort MEXCO. Fabulous low coat vacamns. Send $2.0U for Drectory, Satsfacton Guaranteed. R E Brffault, 110 Post Ave. N Y M. N Y. Applance Servces THA V MEKVCNG COK>. Sales & Scrvce - retmd. RefrKs Stoves. Wa.sh. Machnes, combo snks, Guaraleetl TRACY RKFROERATON CY 2-RBOO 240 E 14U St & 1204 Caatle Hll Av. Bx. Typtwrtar, Addng Maekae Addreslag MachlM Mmeographt Gusmuteotl Also KenlsU. Krpan ALL LANGUAGES TYPEWRTER CO. ll» W. sard HT., NKW VOKH. N. B. CHelse* B-MtM New Y'ork. New York. Dated, Attested and Sealed, September 25. 1(158, HON. S. SAMUEf. Df FAXO. (L S ) Surrocate.,. New York County. PHLP A. DONAHUE. Clerk. CTATON THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, By the Grace nf God Free and ndependent To: Elpa Scluur, Harry C. Scbnur, Gerda Hdalpro,.\lce Allman, Carolne Schnlr Keller, Susan Keller, an nfant over the afre of 14 years; Marc Schnur, Mram Schnur, an nfant over the afo of 14 jears; Davd Benjamn Shnur, an nfant under the are of 14 years; Deso Hdal KO, an nfant over the age of 14 years: Bran D. Allman, an nfant over the asre of 14 years; Barbara Ann Allman, an nfant under the age of 14 years; Donald Brent Altman, an nfant nnder the are ol 14 years; Larry Davd Schnur, an nfant under the age of 14 years; Steven Roy Schnur, an nfant under the age of 14 veara; Ronald an Schnur, an nfant nndcr the age of 14 years: Clara Gehl, Vera Schnur, Theodore Schnur, nteresled dslrbulces of Wlhelm Schnur deceased; Hera Wehr, Emm Goldenhrsch, Elsa Scharf, beng the persons nlcreslecl as credtors, legatees, devsees, benetearea. datrbulces or otherwse n the trusts created n the last wll and teatament of D.WD SCHNJR, deceased, who at the lme of hs death was a resdent of the Countv of New York., SEND GREETNGS: Upon the petton of JULES ENGLAND ER. FELX SCHNUR. ALEX CRAVEN and GERTRCD S. RYCHTARK. resdng reapectvely at 45 Carleon.Avenue. Larchmont, New Y'ork, 16 Lyons Place, Larclmont..New York. 25 East RGh Street. New Y'ork Cly. New York, and 175 East 7ath Street. New York Cly, New York, Y'ou and each of you are hereby cted to show cause before the Surrogate's Court of New Y'ork County, held at the Hall of Recordss n the County of New York, on the lolh day of Octobcr at halfpaat ten o'clock n the forenoon of that (lav, whv the account of p-oceedngs of JULES ENGLANDER, FELX SCHNUR. ALEX CRAVEN and GERTRUD S. RYCTAKK. as Trustees of the four trupta created n the Last Wll and Tesla ment of DAVD SCHNJR, deceased, neludng the aalcs report theren of the trusts' nterests n Commercal Company Jtf Salonca Ltd. and Turmac. N.V., should not be approved and judcally settled, why the Surrogate should not nstruct the pettoners as to the proper allocaton between the p-ncpal and the ncome of he proceela of the aalcs of the tnfls' nterests n Commercal Company of Salonca.td. and Turmac, N.V., why the Surrogate aholul not fx and delernne the fees of HARTMAN & CRAV- EN, as allorneys for he Trslees n the aum of TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS ($10, ) for each t-nst plus dsbnraements of TWO HUNDRED HXTY-FVE and 28/100 DOLLARS ($2l5.28» for each trust, and why the peltoners should not have such other and further relef aa the Court m.ay deem just and proper. N TESTMONY Vy'HEREOF, wa h.lve caused the seal of the Srrogale's Court of the sad County of New York to be hereunto alfxed. (Seal) WTNESS, HONORABLE S. SAM- UEL DFALCO. a SurrogalB of our sad county, at the Colnly of New York, the 2nd day of September (L. S.) PHLPH A. DONAHUE Clerk of the Surrogate's Court Ths Ctaton s served upon you as requred by law. You are not oblged to appea.r n person. f you fal to appear t wll be assumed that you consent to the proceedngs, unless you fle wrtten ot>jectons thereto. You have a rght to bsve an attorney-t-law appear for you. 107o OFF fo Cvl Servce Employees (Brng d.ntfealon) MUFFLERS - PPES nsulled Krrf Wll.'-r.Wal Dnv-!;. Ford Dodga (6) Smlar o op-.tr S.\T;kdav $7.» MUFFLER SERVCE M43 Bedford Ave. Bkly* cor. Modlon St. NE )1 S-80 K»Ubl.hnl ABRAHAM H. HOLLANDER HU.U <KADG MKMUKALS Spec. Mlcount to CUU HervM Kmpluyes Wrte for Frre Vartzelt ('.trnla Brng tll! Ad wth you fur dtruu. 'a CHESTER STKKKT Nr. Ptkn Art. fkly. S, N.. The 1958 Amendments to the U, S, Socal Securty Law explaned n smple languace. Sead for free crcular on Socal Securty changes. THE LEADER. 97 Duane Street, New York 7. N.Y. Temperature 8O0 No relef n Sght! Model R H.P., 115-volt. 7V2 amp. nstall t yourself when you get home So small you can take t wth you n tha trunk of your car.,. so smple to nstall, you can do t yourself! NEW 19S8 Thnette 1 HsPs, 115-volts, V Amps. EXTRA SMALL-only 13 nches hgh, 13 nches deep, 25 nches wde POWERFUL-packs a full 6000 BTU" capacty TLT-TOP AR DRECTOR 2 SPEED FAN CONTROL AUTOMATC TEMPERATURE CONTROL FRESH AR CONTROL LC AR CONDTONER YOUR BE^ DEAL! Before you buy any ar condtoner, see us for the best deal n town on the new G-E Thnette. *Coohng capacty tested and rated n complanct wth AR (Ar Condtonng and Refrgeraton nsttute) Standard H. C. Bornemann Co. 342 COURT STREET BROOKLYN Tel. MA ATTENTON HOME OWNERS RECONVERT YOUR FAMLY HOME NTO A 2 FAMLY HOUSE AT NO EXPENSE TO YOU Wl GUARANTEE, THE RENTAL OF ANY APT. BULT BY US! WE CAN NOW OFFER A 30-YEAR FHA MTGE. PLAN TO OUR CUSTOMERS. CALL US FOR A FREE SPECAL APPRASAL. WE ALSO SPECALZE N REMOVNG ALL VOLATONS. ASK US TO SEE SAMPLES OF BASEMENTS. ATTCS, PATOS, AWN- NGS, KTCHENS BY WHTEHALL AND GARAGES. CALL NOW FNEST HOMES AGENCY, NC. 14S-36 Rockaway Blvd. So. Ozone Park 36, N. Y. JA Brooklyn CLNTON HLL SECTON Wllouflby Ave. nea- Washglon. 3 lorj & laa'uet, bownlone. la larbh rooms, lanet floors, ol heal. 3 batln. Near 'rall allulu and Adlph Pollege. Hll Ave. subway 8 bloeu. Prce tlt.tmo wth lf:,uuu ruh. Good Buy. Fne Negborroud. CHARLES R. KELLY 353 Washnqtoa Ave. UL QUESTONS on cvl servee and Socal Securty answered. Addres Edtor, Tte Leader.»? Duane Street, New York 7, N. T. WESTCHESTER YORKTOWN HTS. VC. Lake Front... Lake Vew! JU8T ea MLK.' TO N.V.C. A-O-R e S T E S From HUU.UO MMs r.onk 'rlvue Lake M VK. HOUND.., '48 UtH'b From 6,0110 S<-lool8. Sloppff. Transportaton LAST 8KCT10N BENG CLOSED OUT Tako any 'kway to Hawtlurna Crcle, D-vo out Tacono Pkway to Ut. No. 0, Lett ou Ht. No. S to Bargar Bt. Ught uu narear 8t Follow slg to TACONO LAKH ur call WU» SOO U» Uaa bt, WbU rau.

11 ^ r ^ k ^ ^ r Sprngfeld Gardens No Cash Gl $74 Mthly. 20 YKAR G MORTGAGE DETACHED AMERCAN COLONAL 5 Larfl Room Full la^mcnt N«w Ol Sttam Unt N«w Shnqltd Exttrlor Larq* Landscaptd Plot ^ $11, AX CALL BE REAL ESTATE HOUSES - HOMES - PROPERTES THE BEST GFT OF ALL YOUR OWN HOME CALL BE LONG SLAND LONG SLAND LONG SLAND ST. ALBANS No Cosh Gl j $64 Mthly. ^ 20 YKAR G MORTGAGE! DETACHED 6 ROOM HOME ] Bcdroom. Gas Heat Oversxt Garag* BO X 100 GardM Plot Quet Dead End Street' ^ $9, ^ HLLSDE AVE. A JAMACA ALLEN & EDWARDS 1 = THS WEEK'S SPECALS : = JAMACA ESTATES 4 bedroom, bunealow type, on corner = = plot. - ^ Prce: $28,000 : = ST. A.BANS 3-bedroom. newly decorated, modern ktchen, ; = detached corner Tlot. Garage. = Prce: $14,800 ^ OTHER HOMES $9,500 to $52,000 = Low Down Payment -:- G.. Mortgages Secured : =, BRANCH OFFCE, 809 BROADWAY, WESTBURT : S Prompt Personal Servce Open Sundays and Evenngs = LOS J. ALLEN Lcensed Real ANDREW EDWARDS : = Lberty Ave Estate Brokers Jomoea, N. Y. = OLympa RKONX THRUWAY HOMES ntonx VLLAGE NEW 1 FAMLY HOME ~ NTERRACAL SEM-DETACHED BRONX SUBURBA N NYC ONE FARE ZONE BUY FROM A BULDER WHO REALLY BULDS $1,600 DOWN NCLUDES ALL FEES G APPROVED COMBNED NCOME OF HUSBAND & WFE ACCEPTED $35 PER WEEK COVERS PRNCPLE, NTEREST. TAXES, WATER, NSURANCE 6 ROOMS, BASEMENT, BULT N OVEN HOT WATER HEAT, BASE BOARD RADATON MODEL: 3004 ELY AVENUE DECTONS By Car, North on Boston Road. Rght turn on Bayehester Ave. to Edson, left on Edson, 1 block to Adee Ave. Rght on Adee. 2 blocks to model. By Tran. 7th Ave. RT Subway to Bayehester Ave. staton and follow structons abgve. MODEL OPEN DALY & SAT. & SUN. NOON TO DUSK $1,400 Down To All 1 FARE ZONE 1 & 2 FAM-BRCK Hollywood Ktchens & Baths. Wall Ovens. Fnshed Basements MODELS "A" Hammersley & Teman Avenue MODELS "B" 3B44 Pauldnq Avenue 1212) TU M150 Follow Green & Whte Sqns from Boston & Eostchester Roadt \thal.v lhallt. kou.,.. 11 >,., 41»l.t8. Exlll nl. NfW ml brhr, llnbn?, 'dolk. otlt: to tx jmove rklt ml (ltftt:!. leul ur j'uft-h- MJL HO 8 ;)Hl. FORCED TO SELL Ple to lll'(<h. lorrcl lo Ht'll braul n'w lne at 'o't Jefr<>'Kl,... H ];*t(e ODS t^tlxluo lut. feplltlt'vt'l. lkklt'l') th'uuktollt. Yu t-uu ellte- nly u* t-a^h. AhUtg Ku Brukc'. Cull uwe' at HAly 7612B. 0\K X HTOHV HO MK rot'r ro'n'auks AKKS OJ lam 'l-lvattt ruattu, lne lawm & hubb*rry, fto. Good ttady noue. Prce : y7.(u0. Trrna. Wrt* fo los 64, Auu(utctt. L.., V.Y. UOSENUALE OMKS near new Canpu* Ste Wentn Ave. Det, from tl7.su0 $1,600 UuwD Tel. Albany 2 34:7. 2-6H:ft Room To Let SPRNG VAl.LKV, KY 1 laree h-droon. lhale balh. twn bed, ktcht- >rvl):fh. Cuule ur bnlu ble, ELnwuul t-v!60u. Mount Vernon WKSr M T Vt:HN()N 3 famly Comuletfly tl -uhtuufl. vt Hour; O-MMJ aja lt-ul. 2n( ruur: twu 4 luotu mta tenlm. Atlo; ' ruudm. Ol heat. Dt tat-hfl, Veelcl CunvftfU to ttbway am vhopny, H.OUU CMU. UN 5-72U. b> oktr. ^ NTEGRATED AREAS G $200 CASH Cv. $300 CASH 2 FAMLY $8,250 Fully detached ncome home, 10 rooms, modern ktchen* and baths, separate entrances. Walk to subway. Handyman Specal. LVE RENT FREE ADDSLEGH PARK $480 Cash Down Payment. Whte Colonal house on a larg* landscaped plot. n the fnest, ultra secton of St. Albans. Huq* lvng room, featurng panoranc vew. Exclusve wth us. MUST BE SEEN BETTER REALTY Farmers Blvd. ST. ALBANS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Frea Pck Up Servc* From Subway. SP WHY PAY RENT? $700 TO ALL HOLLJS Bungalow, 6 rooms, 2 ear garage, 60x100, fnshed basement. Askng $14,900 $20 Week ST. ALBANS Brck ranch, 6 rooms, fnshed basement, garage, beautfu!\v landscaped, modern. Askng $15,900 $22 Week ST. ALBANS Large 2 famly home, S up & 6 down, 2 seperate entrances. Modern, 2 garages, ol heat. Askng $15,900 $25 Week Belford D. Harty, Jr th St., Jamaca Fl MT50 ' NOW S THE TME TO GET THAT NEW HOME FOR WNTER SPRNGFELD GARDENS $16,000 Brck attached, 5 rooms, plus 3 rooms n basement, 2 baths, 2 ktchens, ol. steam heat, nr. Bus ft Subway. Excellent buy. JAMACA $17,000 Legal 2 famly, A1 condton, corner, detached, 5 on frst floor, & on second, sem-fnshed basement wth bath, new ol steam unt, ultra modern ktchen, garage. Walk to Subway. Convenent to expressway. Must be seen! HAZEL B. GRAY Le. Broker MERRCK BLVD. JAMACA Entrance 109th Rd. AX FARMNGDALE VC. $9,600 RETREMENT BREAM <'ta'nnk' Tapn Cud ou tce beau. lahtucah-t} Kk'ouuH, 5 'm, t^xp. altu.'u) day 04«)an«'y,.dw l paynnt. WRTK YO K OWN TU'KKT. 57 mt), pa.vh all. l>l)n T 'ASS THS ONE Jl' WON T LAST TRADE REALTY Conklln Bt. (Ueupatpad ''lhe.) Faulnvdale Ct 8 OUlS so. OZONE PARK $9,500 Detached,. porch and bath, full basement, garage, ol unt, loads of extras ncluded. HURRY MUST SELL SPRNGFELD GARDENS $10,550 Detached. 2 separate opts, automatc heat, full basement, legal 2 famly home. RENT ONE! LVE RENT FREE BETTER REALTY HLLSDE AVE. JAMACA Parson Blvd. 6 & 8th Ave. Snb. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK JA BEST BUYS NTEGRATED 1 FAMLY $8,990 G.. $450 So. Ozone Pork Handyman Specal, 6 extra large rooms, full basement, garage, deal for large famly, low monthly payments. A REAL BUY BRCK 2 FAMLY ONLY $7,500 Jamaca, sold brck, 2 famly, rooms and bath, up 5 rooms and bath, down, full basement, $1,000 down payment. ONLY AT TROJAN 2 FAMLY $14,750 $750 CASH Basley Park detached home on large plot, 2 large prvate apts. full basement, gas heat, loads of extras, double garage, wth extra 3 room apt. LVE RENT FREE AVALABLE APTS. & HOMES FOR RENT C A L L OLympa TROJAN UNTED Sutphln Blvd.. Jamoca FKKK ruk 11* KKKVU'K Lndenhurst Broker NEW NEW NEW ntegrated 3 Bedroom Ranch 9,990 BoaUful oblom bult, CalfornA elylet rn«-h, Jn a lovely true non- Oevclupneat a»a rjuhbtk' of J hrrht <Tn8b-venUlattfl le<l-uun)a. Modern ktchen btu-n wall oven. Full (ltk^ room. Best of beat. Conbnuon covt'red pato and carporl. KeM «->Ktn<>to Fully nsulat'd. A terrno bune for thn prce. Tme Real Estate Sunrse and \\'elwoo1 Ave. LndfnhurKt FURNSHED APT. Brooklyn F 'lulbukh 1 Kulv. SluJL' & Ul'k, 7 KllH. Mlny Kut. un Kuanlek. B(J HVF.KSDE lkvk. & prvate unurtnents, Jlc-acul. Ku'uthcd T&- fulkar UUNUWCK, 1 (ly. 7 nn. t balln. Ka heat, llulnn) Kv-rel Hlt), khh runtutlu). fx'ellcdt t annpoato. Adkuf $1-4.OUU. Cull evt-unot Ul. 6 0U21. NTEGRATED A ^ HOMES TO flt rouk A POCKET" ^ These homes are A exclusve wth % LST REALTY ONLY ^ S290 DOWN TO ALL A BASLEY PARK ^ $7,900 A 1 famly, S'/ master rooms, ^ car garage, ol heat, near A shoppng, schools, trans- ^k portaton, B mnutes to sub. ^ way. Many extras. Ths A wont last long. Coll now ^ for Appt. ^ $55 A MONTH A SO. OZONE PARK ^. $11,900 J ^ 1 famly brck. 6 rooms, ol M W heat, full basement. Many ^ ether features, newly dec- A orated. Must be seen at ^ oncel Brng Small Depost. ^ WHY PAY RENT A $79 A MONTH. ^ SPRNGFELD 1 GARDENS A $13,500 2 famly, 9V rooms, ncludng complete room n base- ment, ol heat, lovely area near everythng. Can you Afford a Small down pay> ment, f you can, coll for Appt. LWF FRF-NT FRFE ST. ALBANS $11,900 1 famly, 6'/2 rooms detached, ol heat, oversxed car garage, full basement, landscaped. Nr. everythng. tu Must be seen bs apprecated. $80 A MONTH LST r REALTY J % Rockaway Blvd. ^ So. Ozone Park Van U'}«'k 'j\t>r'mn tu Uu-ktvBT llvd. e\ll-or':n 7 lvh» nerk ^ GOOD PROPERTES ST. ALBANS: years old. 2 famly Brck ft Shngle Detached on Londscaped 50x100 lot. 7 rooms - 4 ft 3. Fnshed basement, ol heat. Prce: $18,500 HOLLS: 1 famly Brck ft garage, ol heat, 6 rooms, 3 spacous ary bedrooms, all modern, many extras. Prce: $14,750 Also New Homes n Queens Low, Low Down Payment to All. LEE ROY SMTH LNDEN BLVD, ST. ALBANS. N. Y. LA HEMPSTEAD & VCNTY 4 BEDROOM HOUSE $14,300 1 car garage ft Breexeway 2 Famly. 5 & 4V2 $22,000 ENGLSH TUDOR 7 Rooms. 2 car garage, 80x ktchens Refrgerator, washng machne, full basement, $16,000 VCTORA MLLER V AM a tam.v O SKH HH KA.M 'orum and 'JuHt l<:l»lmrht. tllcrr.) ).» 0-8H0 'W 8 U0;3 A«.':NT SOUTH OZONE 'AUK a lam houee (lotrr.) & garoko. KK. ll ll ^nllt ha tlpe., $13,500. NO D.N 'AVMKNT TO ll, Joluson, lltllh Kl. OL U-HUl a

12 WE^ARE DEPT. GULD TO HOLD SPRTUA. SESSON The Ozanam Guld of the New York Cty Department of Welfare wll hold an evenng of recollecton on Frday, October 3 at the St. Elzabeth Center, 7 Grammercy Park West, New York Cty. Father Kevn Kelly wll act as sprtual drector. Admsson s by reservaton only, and an offerng of $1.50 s requested. Rose De- Meo s presdent of the Guld. Tt: llck Sup. 4lr. Srl. K«M. «\v'«, 'wr. Steer. r,3 olla- m K. «H. Allto- (tttlc, \Vw'«, 'ns.lnroln, 4(lr. Rado» llralrr. rut plnn. Drlv. 2llr. lrt. Top, t. «. Altomnto (SB Rllck, 2<lr. R. S.. $595 $595 $650 $1395 $1395 $2095 't? >t.sclo. 4-llonr,. T. l')w«r StrerK, R. & H. '68 lllrks at Clearance Prce* MANY OTHER MAKES & MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM 1 YEAR WARRANTY ON MOST USED CARS FALCON BUCK 215. UUt St, B«. LU FOR MMEDATE DELVERY 'St VO.KSWAOKN 79n T.-t XMKK Selan. clean, Blmrt..«,vll 53 BtK K V«ry elean J.l^s 5a CUUVS.KK Clean * 193 MEYER THE BUYER 87R llroaclva; (near 6«St.) PL CVL SERVCE LEADER Tnesla^, Sf;pl«ml>er 30, 19S}t Sfate Searches For "Mss Safefy'J9S8' A search for "Mss Safety of 1958" has been launched n ^connecton wth the Governor's Conference on Occupatonal Health and Safety whch convenes n Al- SEE THE N E W 1959 RAMBLER c MOKK M.KS TO (AL. THAN.AXT VKAR. M\NV NKW FKATMtES. >()W ON DS'f.AY AT 1 D E S A L E S r^'.'s' (nllpht art MoHt Rplahle Klnllpr Dealer n V.) S-J BUHHWCK AVK. HKLYN GL JUST ONE LEFT BRAND NEW 1957 DE SOTO EXCEPTONAL BUY JACKSON MOTORS GO. Authorzed DeSnto - Pl.rmnntl Denlem NORTHERN BLVD. 1L MERGURYS-^t TERRFC DSPLAY ALL < ^ MODELS & COLORS n STOCK 4 ^ Also Used Car Closeouft ^ T.l STllK Cpe Automatc ^ 'n: FOtl).Selan Fnrumato ^ '03 t>l)h Selan lljlrunmtlo ^ anl naf others EZEY MOTORS^ Auttorzecl Llneuln-.Mercry Dealer^ nd Ave. (64 St.).4 TR 8-'.;700 «pfn Kve'^ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa^^ ffullhha 'n3 R! ( K Staton 120% OFn 1 Mnual djte TO PREFERRED RSK AUTO OWNERS ON AUTO LABLTY COME N, PHONE OR WRTE STATE-WDE NSURANCE COMPANY A Captal Stock Company S2 Wel 42nd St., New York 36 BRyant o r SAVE USED QUALTY CARS Ueun, '/S. K/H. Slap $0»0.:! C'-.N KO.KT SporlB tope Hrllo. t/h, ro $495 MEYER THE BUYER 1875 Hronhv; (near «.{ St.) 'l, 7-(UM) LANTG RENAULT MMEDATE DELVERY ALL MODELS 30 MONTHS TO PAY ALSO SELECTED USED CARS AVALABLE AT THE RGHT PRCES LANTG AUTO SALES Atlanlln Ave. at Woulhaven Blvd. V ozoxk AKK "Say You Saw t n The Leader" MONEY BUY YOUR CAR V ^ l l AND TRES N A GROUP ' Par FREE nformaton Fll tn and mal ths coupon to: Automoblo Edtor, Cvl Servct Loader, 97 Duono St.. N. Y. 7 Date Kndly advse how can buy my car n a group and sa/e. t t undertfood that am not oblgated n any way. Car desred (New) (Used) Model m 6dr _ Name Addres felephona rh* Cvl Servc* Lead*r doat not tor n*w or utd can or any automotv* marchandt*. Th > a larvca aclusvely (or tha banaft of our readar and advatsars. bany, October 7 and 8. The successful canddate wll receve a ctaton from Govern r Harrlman at the conference dnner, Tuesday evenng, October 7, n recognton of the good safety records af workng women n the State. Personnel drectors throughout the State have been asked to submt nformaton about canddates wth "attractve personaltes," good work performance and a good safety record to facltate fnal selecton. NOW... Lease wth EqHty BRAND NEW 1959 GARS LEASED FOR AS LOW AS $79 PER MO. ALL MAKES & MODELS ARE AVALABLE JACKSOM MOTORS CO NORTHERN BLVD. L > FOREGN CARS VOLVO SENS.VTONA, SWKDH CAR ONLY $1895 Wnner of 'rst» PoHtlon at l.neroek. f>nn. 83 P 4 Seel Km - Dual Carbs Also Avallltle KARP VOLVO 699 Merrek Kl.. Kekvlle Centre KM ll-r/!hu W A R T B U R G GERMAN MPORT 7 Mnvnt; Parts n.motor. 'p to 1.1 Mles to Cll. ONLY $1,677 WLLS MOTORS 28 Rverlale Ave. Vonker», N.. VOnkers :!-.'S(l ^ _ C O M E S E E. ^ THE NEW FAT THE BEST SMALL CAR FOR YOU Only $ Mles to r^al. of Keg. Gaa 8ervre Avlae All Over EUROPEAN MOTOR CARS son 'ONKV.H,AM> A\K.. tk.vn. ^^^ mm ES ^^^^ See t frst at MEZEY SAAB-93 ECONOMCALLY PRCED FOR CVL SERVCE EMPLOYEES MEZEY MOTORS lo ml AUTHORZED LNOOLN-MERCURY DEALER nd AVE. (64 St.) 3 >AAAAAAA< TE AAAAAAA N ronkbrs... '58 ENGLSH FORDS $1495 WLLS MOTORS t Rlrerdals Ave. Yonkcre S 5448 Lo TAUNUS FORD OF GERMANY lm*rka's N«w«f mport*^ war %,p to 35 Mles per ftallun on remlar t»asolno. 9 Uoura 4 Uuort Statuo Wagons. MmJate Delvery KOEPPEL MOTORS, nc. H SUowrooms 16.1»6 HllUlte Ave. Janale* AK l-oto* :tu 01 llulsltt Ave. JuHalr* UL Tto uuty Autto'/.e4l teat t Queenl. Ocu tvua 'Ul TOLL COLLECTOR EXAM CLOSES ON OCT. 10 Frday, October 10 s the last day to apply for toll collector postons wth the Long sland State Park Commsson, The State Brdge Authorty, and the State Thruway Authorty. The salary range s from $3,300 to $4,150 a year, except tnat at Thruway toll statons n Westchester County, Sprng Valley, and Suflern startng pays $3,470. There are no mnmum educaton or experence requrements. The mnmum age s 21 years. Applcatons and announcements may be obtaned from the State Department of Cvl Servce. Room 2301, 270 Broadway, New York 7, N. Y. The wrtten test wll be held November 8. <4 MHA. VOTCl.; JUNUS, GUSTAV E. rtaton. THE 'KOPl.K O'' THK STATF: OF NEW YORK By the Grm- ot God FrpB am nleprnrtent. 1> jr((:-l»->s. ''D: HORST.tlNrS. WA.TRA'T SCKF^-LER. HAN- NA KlSBAHN. WOLDHMAU.JUNUS. HF.RTHA WKCMANN. HANS -OTTO WF.GMANN. DKT.KF WEGMASN. MAX.TtlN'S, HAN.'NlfS. KRNST JUNUS, (JKKTK RKMMKRT, MU, JUNUS, and WEKN'.ll Jl NH:s. tle nxl ot dn and l-rs at law ot orstav E. JUNUS, decc.-hm. s-nl freptnc: WHEREAS, The Chase M.nhattan Bank, a N'W York corporaton hvnur ts prn* cta odce and aop of busnfra at 18 'nn Slrc't, n tle Cl.v of Npw York, has lately appled to the Surrosate's Comt of our Conly of Now York to have a certan natrnncnt n wrtng hearnr date hc gst day of Ocloljor. ll.5."), realnt to bot real and ersona l)roperty. duly rovcd as the last wll and testament of Gustav E. Jns, deceased, who was at te tme of s death a resdent of Steulenvle, Oho. THEr;FORE, yoll and each of you are cted to sow cause before the Srro^rate's ('onrt of onr County of New York, at Room 504 n the Hall of Records n the County of New York, on tle '2:rd day of Oclol)er. one tousand nne hundred and ntty-ebht at l.lf past ten o'clock n te forenoon of tat d.y. why the sad wll and testament should not he admtted to probate as a wll of real and personal property. N TESTMONY. WHEREOF, we have 'aused the seal of the Surro- Kate's Court of the sad County am.tel. WTNESS HONORABLE (L. 3.) S. AMUEL D FAXO, Surroeate of our sad County of New York, at sad county, te 8th day of September n the year of our.ord one thousand nne hundel and ftly-elht. PHLP A. DONAHUE, Clerk of the Surrosates Court CLEARANCE SALE Drastc Reducton on New 1958 PLYMS & DODGES BRDGE MOTORS. nc Gr. Concourse. Bx. (183 St.) CY S-4343 BUY YOUR Ss," RAMBLER ON OUR CLUB PLAN AND SAVE S$ ^ RAMB.KR SMASHKS ALL SALKS KECOKDS Coats Less than most Forelfn Cars. 'rlced from only nne4l- \ate DlelVFry. Learn all about our CLUB PLAN Fll n and mal ths coupon. MOTORS (Oldest and Most Relable Rambler Dealer n N. V.) 1 BS4 BUSWKK AVK. GL Rambler Model «Yr. Desred NAME.. ADDRESS TELEPHONB CAR K'OB TRADE BKLVN.KOA. NOTd NEAHT. ELZAHETH K.. also known an ELZA net C. NEARY, also known as ELZABETH NEART. CTATON. P 27(m, Srr.R. THE PEOP.V OF th STATE OF NEW YORK BT THE GRACH OF fon FREE ANT> NDEPENnHNT. TO: lohn NEARY..JOSEPH NEARV, MART TRAVNOR 'ED.XRHOLM, JOHN SKDfl- WCK MUNROE. also known as.lohn MUNROE. FATHER JOHN F. CARVLN, Pastor. St. Paul tls Apostle R. C Church, New York Cty. HMNRV WKTNET MUNROE, the next of kn and hers at law of ELZAETH K. NEARY. asa known as ELZABETH C. NEART, also known as :,ZABETH NEART, deceased, and the ersons whose legaces as provded n her Wll herelnalter descrbel are reduced or revoked by the Codcl thereto herenafter descrhel, m'nd Breetnr: WHEREAS.,70HN CO^QCHOUN TYSEN. who resdes at lltl.' Ffth Avenue,!orolch of Manhattan, Cty of New York, has lately appled to the Surrogate's 'ourt of our Conty of New York to ha\-e a certan nslrnent n wrtff bearnff data December relant to both rc.'jl and personal property, duly provel as tle last wll and testancnt of satl deceas-fl, who w.as at the tme of her death a readent of.118 East BHth Street. Borouuh of Manhattan. County of New York, and further to have a certan other nslrument n wrtnr dated May f, P,5.). relatn* to both real and personal property duly proved as a Codcl to sad last wll and testament. THEREFROE, you and each of you ars cted to show cause before the Surrogate's Court of our County of New York, at Room 6(M n the Hall of Records n the County of New York, on the l^jd day ot October, lo.'s. at half-past ten o'clock n the forenoon of that day, why sad last wll and testament and aal codcl thereto should not be admttml to >robate as a wll of real and personfll property. N TESTMONY WHEREOF, we have caused the seal of the Surrogate's Court of the sad County of New York to be hereunto affxed. WTNESS, HONORABLE (Seal) S. Samuel, D Faco, Surrorato of our sad Counly of New York, at s:d County, the 5lh day ot September, n the year of our Lord one thousand nna hundred and tlfty-ekht. PHL' A. DONAHUE. bg-tu Clerk ot the SurroKate'S Cour 10% OFF to Cvl Servce Employees Brnq dantcafon MUFFLERS - PPES fn«l4llled Fre» Wlule-' Wjl Urvt h, Ford $7.95 Dodgo (6) $9.9! Smlar on All TarK O>c» SATRDAV ALL DaV MUFFLER SERVCE 1143 Bedford Ave., Bklyn cor. Modlon St. NE HEADQUARTERS FOR USED CARS Wo carry many flat Used Cart rangng from $99 to $2199. JACKSON MOTORS CO. *utlored DeSoto Pymonlh Dealet* 4-15 NORTKKN BtHJLEVAKD H, 7-S00 P.ATC8 AT ONt E 8 MONTHS TO l'a» MK nl MATNO _ ^,. Open 4«-0.5 Northern Blvd. RA B-25Z4 U to AUTO NSURANCE From flo Down >lates at Oncel Easy Payments Any far. Any Drver, 10 Mnute Servce Ol'KN»AT. E 3-Z270 XVZ Brokeraa TerrOc Pay plan...$^5.00 Down. PLATES n ONE.«OUR.. Open 'tll «PJ DAVD HKSCHORN...EV. 6-87'/!8. YOU NAME THE TERMS YOU LUY HERE SGN HERE AND PAY HERE SMALL DOWN PAYMENT TR A. Roslow. &69 Fulton St.. Rkly* Save! Advance Dscount MMEDATE COVERAGE ANY CAR ANY DRVER ^ KAUMAN NSl KANtK SERVUK ^ C NO DOWN PAYMKNT (JDK K SEKVCK LENOX. 321 W. NO MO FREE BOOKLET bjr U. S. Gov. ernment on Socal Securty. M»l only. Leader, 97 Duane Street, New Yor^ 7. N. *. OUR NSPECTON -YOUR PROTECTON AltmORY GARAGE DE SOTO PLYMOUTH DEALER Nome of Testod Used Cart 926 CENTRAL AYE

13 Psychatrc nsttute Our deepest and sncerest condolences to our former prncpal engneer, John P. Neary and hs daurhter Janet, on the loss of ther beloved wfe and mother and our dear frend, Dorothy Neary. Best wshes for a speedy recovery go to Nora Shanlfs who has undergone surgery at St. Elzabeths Hosptal. Welcome back to Dr. H. Wael.sch on h.s return from h.s European vacaton. Also to vacatoners John Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown and all other vacatoners. We welcome to Psychatrc n.sttute our new dettan, Helen Pugsley and our new assstant recreaton nstructor. ACTVTES OF BMPAYKBS THROCGDOTT NEW YORK STATB Grant M. Scruggs, Jr. One of our summer employees, Benedct Butcro, son of our chapter presdent, has returned to the Unversty of Alabama. Congratulatons to Dr. Magdalena Berger on her recent marrage. Anyone wshng to have anythng prnted n ths column please contact Mrs. Amanda Perez, secretary, n the Engneerng Department. Manlattan State Manhattan State Hosptal chapter goes en record as beng 100 per cent behnd the Cvl Se-vce Employees Assocatons proposal for a $ salary ncrease for Where to Apply for Publc The followlne drectons tell Trhere to apply for publc jobs dnd how to reach destnatons n New Yor Cty on the transt system. NEW YORK CTY The Department of Personnel, 96 Duane Street, New York 7, N. Y. (Manhattan) two blocks north of Cty Hall, just west of Broadway, opposte The Leader offce. Hours 9 to 4, closed Saturdays, except to answer nqures 9 to 12. Tel. COrtlandt Any mal ntended for the NYC Department of Personnel, other than applcatons for examnatons, should oe addressed to the Personnel Department, 299 BroaJway, New York 7, N. Y. Maled applcatons for blanks must be receved by the department at lea.st fve days pror to the closng date. Enclose self-adjressed envelope, at least nne nches wde, wth sx cents n stamps affxed. STATE Room 2301 at 270 Broadway, New York 7, N. Y., corner Chambers Street, Tel. BArclay ; State Campus and lobby of State Offce Buldng, Albany, N. Y., Room 212; State Offce Buldng, BUffalo 2, N. Y. Hours 8:30 to 5, closed Saturdays; Room 400 at 155 West Man Street, Rochester, N. Y.. Wednesdays only, 9 to 5. Also, an nformaton offce has recently been opened at 221 Washngton Street, Bnghamton. All of foregong apples also to exams for county jobs conducted by the State Comm.sson. Apply also to local offcer of the State Employment Servce, but only n person or by representatve, not by mall. Mal applcaton should be made to State Cvl Servce Department offces only; no stamped, self-addfssed envelope to be enclosed. U. S. Second Regonal Offce, D. S. Cvl Servce Commsson, 641 Washngton Street, New York 14, N. Y. (Manhattan). Hours 8;30 to 5, Monday through Frday; cl.se-l Saturday. Tel. WAtkns Applcatons also obtanable Jobs Boards of Examners of Separate at man post offces, except the New York, N. Y., post offce, agences al.so ssue applcatons for jobs n ther jur.sdcton. Mal applcatons requre no stamps on envelope for return. TEACHNG JOBS Apply to the Board of Educaton, 110 Lvngston Street, Brooklyn 1, N. Y. NYC Travel Drectons Rapd transt lnes for reachng the U. S.. State and Cty Cvl Servce Commsson offces n New York Cty follow: State Cvl Servce Commsson, Cty Cvl Servce Comm.sson ND trans A, C, D, AA or CC to Chambers Street; RT Lexngton Avenue lne to Brooklyn Brdge; BMT Fourth Avenue local or Brghton local to Cty Hall. U. S. Cvl Servce Commsson RT Seventh Avenue local to Chrstopher Street staton; ND trans A, B, F, D, AA or CC to Washngtcn Square. Datr. on Applcaton by Mal All three Jursdctons, Federal. State and Cty, ssue applcaton blanks and receve flled-out forms by mal. Both the U.S. and the State accept applcatons f postmarked not later than the closmark of that date. But for NYC exams, observe the rule for recept of requests for applcatons at least fve days before the closng date. New York Cty and the State ssue blanks and receve back flled-out applcatons by mal f sx-cent-stamped, s e 1 f - a d - dressed mvelope of at least nne nches wde, s enclosed. The U. S. charges no applcaton fees. The State and the local Cvl Servce Commls.sons charge fees at rates set by law. Board of Edncaton, Teachng Only Board of Examners, Board of Educaton, 110 Lvngston Street, Brooklyn 1, N. Y Hours 9 to 4:30, except Saturdays and Sundays. Tel ULster HOUSEWVES. REAL ESTATE BROKERS - MNSTERS - NSURANCE AGENTS - BUSNESS- MEN - SALESMEN - NOTARES - SECRETARES - STUDENTS - APPLCATONS NOW BENG ACCEPTED FOR NEW 6.WEEK TERM Become A Tax Consultant Gan Prestge ncrease Your ncome Plone: UN APPLCATON & PERSONAL NTERVEW WE TEACH YOU HOW TO PREPARE ALL FEDERAL TAX RETURNS PERSONAL PARTNERSHP CORPORATON BUSNESS SOCAL SECURTY ALL N. Y. STATE TAX RETURNS PERSONAL PARTNERSHP CORPORATON REAL ESTATE CORPORATON all employees. Ths ncrease s more than necessary, t has been a long tme looked forward to, and.s vtally needed. The sooner the better. Lvng costs are sky hgh and every employee has a real tough tme attemptng to stretch hs take home pay to meet hs everyday oblgatons. We sncerely hope that our legslatve representatves wll bear ths n mnd when the tme comes to vote ths vtal need nto law. The chapter offcers and members were.saddened to hear of the death of Margaret Keaveney, RN, who retred some tme ago from the Hosptal, and was extremely well lked. Deepest sympathy s extended to her relatves. Get well wshes are extended to Larry Lllls, Charles Loucks and Jenne Shelds. Welcomed back to duty after a long llness was Chrs Sullvan of the O. T. department. The chapter welcomes nto the ranks of ts membershp the followng new members: Wllam J. Drks, Lllan Bggett, Wnne Whte, and Harret Barber. A regular meetng of the chapter was held n the Assembly Hall. James Casey, Assocaton feld representatve wa.s on hand as guest speaker, and outlned the program and ams of the Assocaton for the comng year. Membershp n the chapter was 830 members as of July 1. A new membershp drve s now under way. Each commttee member has receved lterature and applcaton forms. Refreshments and buffet closed the meetng. Ths chapter wll be represented at the Metropoltan Conference meetng to be held at Psychatrc nsttute on Saturday, September 27. Conservaton Chapter A fall "Kck-Off" dnner and busne.ss meetng of the Conservaton Department Captol Dstrct Chapter, CSEA wll be held October 9 at Herbert's n Albany. Wllard J. Rce, presdent, has apponted the followng persons to the reservatons commttee: Ruth Kownack, Dvson of Fnance; Ed Gammon, Lands and Forest; Kay Day, Conservaton Educaton; Shrley Parker, Fsh and Game: Rhoane Wllett, Executve; and Dave More, Water Power and Control. Beer and mu.sc wll follow dnner, the presdent has announced. Mrs. Lllan Shaver, bueau of Enforcement and Feld Servces s retrng from State.servce effectve October 8. Shela Delack of the Fnance Dvson s now Mrs. Ronald Obransky. Cela Powers s a new Senor Steno n the Bureau of Fsh, and Patty Murphy has receved a lke appontment n the Dvson of Parks. A bowlng league has been formed. Team captans are Phl Caprood, Dvson of Fnance, Bob -Darrow, Dvson of Psh and Game, A Bromley, Conservaton Educaton, and Bob Fscher, EHvlson of Lands and Forests. TWO POSTS AS CHEFS FLLPD N REAL ESTATE BDR J. Clarence Daves Jr., drector of the New York Cty Bureau of Real Estate, ha apponted Ferdnand Roth and John W. Allen. ^ Mr. Roth wll be chef of the ofqce of apprasal, sales and leasng, at $13,600 a yenr, and Mr. Allen chef of admnstraton at $11,000. REAL ESTATE BUY SEE PAGE 11 Hurry! Don't mss ths amazng tre bargan! Buy now whle offer la^ts! 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14 AGENDA ANNOUNCED FOR MHEA MEETNG HARLEM VALLEY STUDENT WNS AWARD 13 n the Hotel Wellngton, Albany. wth Wllam J. Rosslter, Rochester State Hosptal, newly elected presdent presdng, have been announced. The new offcers to '-'e ntroduced to the delegates are Sam Clpolla, Crag Colony, 1st vce presdent. Arnold Moses, Brooklyn State Hosptal, 2nd vce presdent; John Cottle. Plgrm State Hosptal. 3rd vce presdent and Mrs. Dors P. Blust, Marcy State Hosptal, secretary-treasurer. The lst of the Executve Commttee members was not complete at the tme of the announcement. The commttee conssts of a representatve from each Mental Hygene nsttuton. Resolutons wll be consdered. A report from the legslatve comn.lttee. John O'Bren, charman, wll be receved. On Monday evenng, October 13 at 6:30 P.M., a dnner wll be held n the Harlequn Room of The agenda hghlghts of the 53rd annual meetng of the Mental Hygene Employees Assoclathe Hotel Ten Eyck. All Mental Hygene delegates are nvted. Tckets may be obtaned from to'-, to be held October 12th, and Mrs. Sllen Stlllhard, Rochester Stale Hosptal. Offcal guests wll nc'ude Commsslon'^r Paul H. Hoch, M.D,; Granvll Hlls, drector of personnel, Mrs. Margaret Farrar, drector of mental health ed'caton, of the Department of Mental Hygene; J. Earl Kelly, Drector of Classfcaton, Department of Cvl Servce; John P. Powers, CSEA presdent, Jess MacFarland of CSEA headquarters, and Par Kyer, Edtor of The Leader. nstallaton of offcers wll be held. On Tuesday, October 14, the offcers of the MHEA wll meet wth CommLssoner H. Hoch, and the personnel oftners of hs Department. The agenda wll consst of susgofed changes to beneft the nsttuton emoloyees and the welfare of patents. The suggestons for ths agenda are prepared by the employees themselves and submtted to the presdent or secre.ary at lea.st 10 days pror to the dale of the n-.eetlng. A «: T V T E S F K M P L O V R K S S T A T E Newark State Sclool Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Martn attended the weddng of ther son, Robert, to Mss Barbara Merrman at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Buffalo, New York. Mrs. Vola Verbrldge of the Socal Servce Department s vacatonng at her home on North Man Street n Newark for the month of August. Dr. Mna Kellow, senor psychatrst, s enjoyng flv weeks' vacaton from her dutes at the gchool. Margaret Voelker, Rochester area socal worker, has returned from a short vacaton trp to Cape Cod. Employees of east dormtory 2 entertaned Stephan Hoeltzel, who has retred. Joseph Hldebrand, Buffalo area tocal worker, s spendng hs vacaton at hs cottage on Lake Chatauqua. Employees of west dormtory 4 held ther annual pcnc recently. A second group from Newark State School vsted Rome State School to observe ther methods of carryng out the "Open Door Pol- cy". Ths group ncluded: Bernce McCatTrey, supervsng nurse, Edna Van de Velde, head assstant. Mary Lane, head attendant, John Carrgan, staff attendant, Harry Douglas, staff attendant, Wllam Cttssclman, staff' attendant, and Jo.seph Gullo, staff attendant. Llla Ressler, assstant supervsor of the Geneseo Colony, has returned from her vacaton, vstng frends n Aruba, South Am- «rl(;a. Dr. Anna Slaus returned to her dutes as senor psychatrst at Newark Slate School followng four weeks' vacaton. Mrs. Theron Hack of Walworth, Famly Center caretaker, has been 111 n Clfton Sprngs Santarum. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Welcher vsted ther daughter n Blnghamton recently. Mrs. Anna Barton s confned to her home because of llness. Joseph M. Goewey, Drector of Safety Servces, Department of Mental Hygene, vsted the school recently. Mrs. Eleanor Hart, her husband, and sons. Jack and Paul, are vl.stng relatves n Watertown on her tree weeks' vacaton. Mrs. Merln Murphy and daughters have returned from a campng trp n Canada. Dr. ^nalz Jospovts, supervsng psychatrst at Newark State School, and Mrs. Jospovts are spendng sx weeks n Calforna vstng relatves. Carolne LeVness, Supervsor of the Lyons Colony, s on a two weeks' vacaton. Dr. Wladslaw C. Klaczyn.sk, gupcrvsln? psychatrst, resumud hs dutes after a month's vacaton. Ro.se Pettrone of the Boys' Medcal offce plans to attend the Canadan Natonal Exhbton at onto ths week durng her vacaton. Mabel Fleshman, a.ssstant supervsor of the Canadagua Colony, has returned from her vacaton vstng relatves n North Carolna. The Newa-k State School Choral Group, the "Song Spnners", compo.sed of 65 of our patents, have accepted an nvtaton to sng for the meetng of the Monroe County Chapter of the Assocaton for the Help ot Retarded Chldren to be held at the Rundel Publc Lbrary n Rochester State Unv. College OYSTER BAY The Slate Unversty College on Long sland s now n ts second year, and'the CSEA Chapter takes ths opportunty to welcome back the faculty und soplomore class from ther summer vacaton, and also to extend greetngs to the new freshman cla.ss. Dean Leonard K. Olsen gave a welcomng address to the students at the openng class. The College Chapter CSEA held ts frst meetng of the season Sept. 11 n the lbrary. t was well attended by the faculty, staff and mantenance department. on October 13th and..so to entertan at the annual New York State Conventon of the Assocaton for the Help of Retarded Chldren at the Slatler-Hllton Hotel n Buffalo on Saturday, November 1st. Neola Brownng s a patent n employees' sck bay n Vaux Memoral Hosptal. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Holley took a trp to Nagara Palls whle on vacaton. More members are urged to attend these meetngs. Mrs. Elzabeth Shaughnessy has resgned and s now awatng a blessed event. Best wshes Betty. Vrgna Perry s seen sportng a new shny engagement rng. Lucky grl. Congratulatons to Phlppa McMahon on her promoton to Senor Stenographer. Tle Chapter welcomes our new employees: Clare Schreber, stenographer, Jula O'Nell, cleaner, Arthur Mas- Margaret Smth, stenographer, sou, watchman, Patrck Casey, senor stores clerk, who came from Kngs Park State Hosptal, Donna Lttle, typst, and Margaret Grace, nght matron. Mrs. Louse Muller our Chapter Presdent for the past year has resgned to take a poston wth the Baysore Publc Lbrary. Mr. Gerard Campon, vce-presdent wll be our new presdent un^tl our regular electon n January, 'ftlr. Campon Was formerly Eugene Wedge of Poughkeepse, a freshman at Harlem Valley State Hosptal School of Nurs< ng, receved the O. A. Klpatrck Memoral Scholarshp Award. The Klpatrck scholarshp s one of the two awards made annually by the Dutchess County Socety for Mental Health, nc., to resdents of Dutchess County enterng the feld of study n psychatrc nursng n the School of Nursng of ether Harlem Valley or the Hudson Rver State Hosptal. Pre. sentoton was mode by Mrs. John E. Sarno, scholarshp charman, Dutchess County Socety for Mental Health. From left, Dr. Leo P. O'Donnell, drector of the Harlem Valley State Hosptal: Mrs. John E. Saron; Mr. Wedge; Mrs. Mary-Helen Sahle, prncpal of the School of Nursng; and Mrs. Barbara Steeves, executve drector of the Dutchess County Socety for Mental Health. nc. presdent of the CSEA Chapter at Creedmoor State Hosptal. Mr. Clnton Whte, our genal engneer. s very much nterested n organzng a bowlng league. Anyone nterested n bowlng should get n touch wth hm. Our next meetng wll be the frst Monday n October. Central slp Thrteen women and two men were graduated by the Central slp State Hosptal School of Nursng. Marcella Roessler was valedctoran. John Baard. Ph.D., charman of the bologcal department at Long sland Unversty, gave the prncple address. The chapter congratulated the new nurses and wshed them every success. Ben Sherman, feld representatve of the CSEA. vsted the chapter and congratulated Presdent John Delso on effcent chapter operaton. Mr. Walsh, personnel drector of the hosptal, has been makng the rounds, talkng to as many as possble about the problems of the State cvl servant. He has been asssted by Andrew Morrow and Mrs. Glmartn. Thomas Purtell, charman of the nsurance commttee, reported that 11 members fled nsurance clams for sckness and accdents wth Ter-Bush and Powell snce September 1. All clams have been fully pad. A meetng of the board* of drectors of the Central slp Hosptal Employees Federal Credt Unon was held n Robbns Hall. Mr. Breen presded. Mchael Murphy has returned from Albany, where he attended a meetng of the State-wde membershp commttee. Mr. Murphy sad that the CSEA expects to break all records for membershp ths year. A post card was receved by the grls of group M from Anna Crotty sayng that she was enjoyng a much needed rest at Lake George. The charman of the board of drectors of the chapter, Peter Pearson, announced appontment to the board of John Dedy of Buldng 95. Mr. Redy wll fll the post vacated by John Mc- Cennon, who resgned. The chapter s happy to see Lous Els back on the Job after hs recent operaton. Chapter Presdent John Delso Jas receved a letter from John P. "PoV^rs, tueadertt' of «e- CSEA, sayng that the CSEA s contnung Us nqury nto Comptroller Levtt's recent rulng on no-ossof-pay upon renstatement. Mr. Powers sad that he would keep the chapter nformed on the progress of the nqury. The chapter welcomes back from vacatons Leo Frey, Walter Kowalczyck, and Edward O'Dwyer, and wshes a speedy recovery to all employees who are on the slclt lst. Onondaga the attended the annual clambake at Stortos. Credt for l;he success of the affar was gven t Rot)ert Clft and hs commttee. They put Members and frends of Onondaga chapter, CSEA, n many hours of work. Among the frends of the chapter on hand were John F. Powers. Charlotte Clapper, Vrgna Leatham, Jess McFarland, Charles Schoeneck. Phlp Chase, Earl Collns, Tom Ranger, Ben Roberts. Albert Klllan. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Castle, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dyer and son. Mss M. Francs Fenls, lbraran of the Syracuse Publc Lbrary, s retrng after long servce, Mss Ferrs was honored al a pcnc party, und presented wth a wrstwatch by the staff. Our best wshes go to Prances wth the hope that she enjoys ler retrement. The membershp charman remnds each chapter mem'jer to pay hs dues promptly. Utca Stale Jes.sle Shea, presdent of the Utca State Hosptal chapter, CSEA, was marred to Dr. Salvatore Vega. Our congratulatons to both of them, and also to the former Helen Smth who became Mrs. Ott Peon. Mary Daressa, one of our longstandng members, retred. The chapter msses her. Partes were held for George Godfrey, who has retred, and Edward Wandron, who has been granted a year's leave of ab.sence to study anaesthesa at Albany General Hosptal. Rchard Howard, R.N., has been granted educatonal leave for a year to stud towards a degree. Ralph Patrck, R.N., has returned to our ranks after recevng hs degree. Carl Zeh, another of our most actve members, has beea transferred to Sonyea, where he wll be senor mantenance supervsor. Our best wshes go wth hm. Howard Austn has transferred to the Hghland Tranng School for Boys where he wll be senor account clerk. The annual banquet of the Nursng Staff for the graduatng class of 1958 was held at the Beeches n Rome, N. Y. Guest speaker was Mrs. Mldred Currer, a.ssstant drector of nursng servces, Department of Mental Hygene. Beatrce Butler has returned from an extended European trp. Beatrce attended the nternatonal Occupatonal Therapy Conventon n Denmark, and the Brussels Worlds Far. On the sck lst are Robert Caster, Earl Farbrothers, George Whte, Oswald Wllams, and Ralph Nadeau. We wsh them speedy recoveres. Tompkns The Tompkns chapter, CSEA, sent congratulatons to the Harold Kastenhuber's famly, of the County Hghway Department, oa the brth of a son. Recha Schmal, of the nursng staff of Tompkns Memoral Hosptal, has returned from a vacaton trp to her former home la Germany. Sympathy s extended to Ward Stark, of the County Court House, on the recent death of hs wfe. Mrs. Harret Chaffee, delegate to the Rome workshop, reported a fne meetng, well attended. Representatve A, R. Marshall has returned from a trp through the New England states and the Canadan martme provnces. The Tompkns Memoral Hosptal welcomes Clara Moseley back on tle Job after a major surgery. Feld Representatve Ben Roberts and A. R. Marshall were observed wanderng around eatng clams and other good thngs at the Onondaga chapter's clam baka at Shorters Grove. A rad on the Canadan fsheres.seems to be n the makng, as Presdent Ken Herrman and Allan Marshall have been seen whsperng together. Past Treasurer Adelne Shaw s sportng a fne new car. The chapter s sorry to hear that Dors Nadge, of the Board of Educaton, ha^ sckness n the famly. For Keal Estate Buys See P««e 11

15 r nesday, Seplemlcr SO, 19S8 C V L S E R V C E L E A D E R Papt Ptlrea J SCORES N AUDTOR TEST n the New York State examnaton for promoton to prncpal State accounts audtor, $9,220 to $11,050 a year, the three top scores were acheved by New York Cty resdents. Raymond ppollte acheved 104.2, Arthur Marmon, 100.2, and Alfred W. Tucker, Of the eght who look the test, fve pas.sed. AnVKRTSBMKNT You'll Want to Know By Robert E. BrTault So says Eugene Jacobs of Busness Men's Accountng Servce... any day he says... "Come up and see me at 79 West 125th St., New York Cty, Room 306. What's more pccordng to our genal genulus he doesn't care f you keep house, sell real estate f you preach the gospel, sell nsurance or what have... Anyone and everyone can become a tax consultant! Ths s deal for the man or woman who can spend a few extra hours for a few nghts a week. The whole course takes sx weeks. magne after only sx weeks you're able to go out anywhere and do Federal, State, Tax returns, set up partner.shps, Buslne.ss. Socal Securty, organze corporatons, real estate ncorporaton, etc. THNK OP T... n sx weeks tme you are ready to go n busness for yourself wthout jeopardzng your senorty, wthout nterferng wth your regular job... you pck your own hours and you work at your own busne.ss... Mr. Jacob.s further says: "f you lke we'll set you up n busness, wth no further co.st or oblgaton than the tme and effort expended by our staff n tranng you... whch s only $60.00 tuton. Frst Class starts Oct. 1 Nov. B Second Class... Nov. 10-Dec. 15 Evenng classes only Mon. & Wed., 7 P.M.-9:30 P.M. REGS- TER Mon. & Wed. EVENNGS 7-9 P.M. "Don't mss ths outstandng opportunty! A chance n a lfe tme to better yourself far better than you ever dreamed possble," concluded the now breathless Mr. Jacobs. Wagner Frst Lecturer n Seres of Courses; Regstraton Opens Mayor Robert P. Wagner wll dscuss the admnstratve organzaton and problems of New York at the frst of a seres of 10 free courses open to Cty employees, on Frday October C at the Metropoltan Vocatonal Hgh School Audtorum, Madson and Chambers Streets, Manhattan. The sub.sequent nne weekly meetngs, begnnng October 17 and endng December 19, wll be addressed by Budget Drector Abraham D. Beame, Charman James Felt of the Cty Plannng Commsson, Comptroller Lawrence E. Gerosa, Polce Commssoner Stephen P. Kennedy, Welfare Commsslr'ner Henry L. Mc- Carthy, Charman Charles L. Patterson of the Transt Authorty, Cty Admnstrator Charles F. Preusse, Superntendent of Schools John J Theobald, and Santaton Commlsslont. Paul R. Screvane. Cty employees may get nformaton on regstraton, whch s now open, untl Monday, October 6, from the Tranng Dvson of the Department of Personnel, 299 Broadway, New York 7, N. Y. Lews Orgen, Cty Regster, wll be coordnator. The courses were arranged by the Department of Personnel and the Board of Educaton to enlghten Cty employees on socal and health servces, publc educaton, law enforcement, and publc utltes. Each lecture wll start at 6 P.M. JOBS FOR HANDCAPPED DSCUSSED AT MEETNG A meetng of federal coordnators for the employment of the physcally handcapped of the Second U.S. Cvl Servce Regon (New York and New Jersey) was held at 641 Washngton Street, New York Cty. Coordnators have responsblty for the program for the employment of the handcapped wth Federal agences throughout New York and New Jersey and of workng cooperatvely wth other organzatons n adng the handcapped. MOH/'/^M Wth controlled heat! 2 Sxes 11 and 12 nch SEE TOmMSrER WE CARRY A COMPLETE LNE OF TOASTMASTERS PRODUCTS Enoy rkt tw, easer nd betcx w»7 of cookng.,. fres, srlls, roasts, bakes, Mcwt. Uaferm, conlrolled haot... cook food t rght cmperaure for flavor peretuoo. Convanant control knob; cookng gude on handle; lgaal lght tell when pan < at correct temperature. Squoro thopo gves etn capacty; slantng walls mak* food easer to turn. US FOR NEW - LOW. LOW PRCE! Better Lvng Dstrbutors, nc. 76 WLLOUGBY STREET rooklyn 1. New York MAn New Rochelle Seelcs Asst. Cty Planner The New Rochelle Cvl Servce Commsson has scheduled an examnaton for Saturday, November 22, for assstant cty planner, open to resdents of New York State. The salary starts at S6.230 a year and rses to $7,970. There s one vacancy wth the New Rochelle Plannng Board. Canddates need ether graduaton from a recognzed college or unversty wth a bachelor's degree, wth major study n cty plannng, archtecture, landscape archtecture or engneerng, plus two years of satsfactory experence n cty plannng or related work; or a satsfactory equvalent combnaton of experence and tranng. Apply n person, by mall, or by Phone (NE ) to the New Rochelle Cvl Servce Commsson, 52 Wlldclff Road, New Rochelle, N. Y., untl Frday, October 31. ENGNEER EXAMS Jr. S 4vl..Mcch. j:>c ::;nper Cnl..Mf<-l. Klectr KKr-DrHrtHmt Junor A ANRHtnt Archtect VATlK>ATK'S & lml\>ks LCENSE PREPARATON EnRnr^T..Archtect, Snrvcjor, EM'- trrh. ^(nttonry, Kcfrlc. Port Ktf;r MONDELL NSTTUTE 2;0 W. 41 St (7-S Avesl W T--;0S7 Also Honx. lkly. Jatua'-a, H«'tn).slvnl Over 48 JTB PTtarng: Tlonsanls Cvl.Servce. Techncal & Engrneer Exams. Learn From NlHl ('lunpon W L L A M COHEN, C.S.R. Pur Errllrt Future a«court Reporler Hearng Keporler C'onvenlon Keporler.rgal Stenographer Co-pl. Modernte Tuton OaT-Rve. NTCRBORO NSTTUTE WKST 7 11 l STKKKT S 7-17'O Kelt, bj noarl of Kfttents. V.\ appr. ODJ School n N.Y.C. Approred HJ Natonal Shorthand Reportng Asan MUNCPAL PERSONNEL PROGRAM Jont Program of the New York Cty Department of Personnel and the Evenng and Extenson Dvson of The Cty College. 7 Evenng Courses: Effectve Wrtng n Cty Government Developng Your Ablty to Take a Cvl Servce Examnaton Buldng Your Vocabulary mprovng Your Readng Ablty Accountng for the Layman Amercan Englsh Grammar and Usage (Part ) Muncpal Audtng Fee: $12 per course These courses are desgned to assst Cty employees prepare for ncreased responsblty n ther Jobs and for promoton. The Bureau of Examnatons of the New York Cty Department of Personnel now credts the.se courses as 2-polnt college courses. Certfcates awarded. Ten weekly sessons of 1 hour and 40 mnutes each. nstructon starts week of October 6 Regstraton, n person and by mal, wll be conducted from Wednesday, September 17 through Frday, September 26 at the Dvson of Tranng Department of Personnel Room 200, 299 Broadway from 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.; and on Wednesday evenng. September n from 5:00 p.m. through 7:00 p.m. nformaton and free bulletn de.scrblng courses offered un der ths program may be ob taned at the Dvson of Tran ng of the Department of Per sonnel, 299 Broadway, Room 200. Wrte, or phone CO Ext SANTATON DEPARTMENT MAKES SEVEN PROMOTONS Commssoner Paul R. Screvane of the New York Cty Department of Santaton has announced 10 promotons n the Department, the frst n the department under the Cty's austerty program. Arth-r w. V. Prce Rd Rocco A. Leo were promoted to dstrct superntendent, whch pays $7,885 annually. There were fve promotons to foreman and three to assstant foreman. N 3 WEEKS LEARN TO OPERATE PRNTNG PRESSES 1250 MULTLTH'' and OFFSET MANY JOBS AVALABLE We wll Not A<cpl)t YOH VllfSB We Can 'rcat-h You. P\Y AS VO l.eakn AT NO KXTKA COST Vst or Phone lor FREE BooUlrt 1M nrl. 88W, H'lvn.r.«r. rhhtthcrt N. v. M.nn A.L SUBWAYS STOf AT OLR DOOK8 School Clerk Exams NSH-NN MEN A WOMEN UKG. & sru.. AGE: LS-70 $:.(.')0-$4.H.')(P.!F17.1CP DALY COACHNG COURSE Prep:ralon lor wru<n, ^t-no., mneo. maclne, O al Sesson 1 Wel.. O.t. 1, f:45-8:8 rm AT ERON SCHOOL 85.1 B way. NY (14 St.) Hm. 4 8lh Fl. DAVD J. KAPPEL. M.A. ;l';b MOTT AVE. Far Ro.kawa.v H. N Y. FA 7-44M AFTER 4 'M lslnulor Shool RMorls & Acfls. at Brooll.vn C«1(»{«of men antl wou-n n my coa'hnc coupcs f-om!t45-l!l64 have capped wrtten exam*. lath SUCCESSFUL YEAR YARTYPSTS N GREAT DEMAND Prcpnra for hch; 'Allt r««ltlnnt n all Cvl SrrTlre tltfforn NKEDKU NOW! A-O-K N-0 B-A-K K-l-E-B CATHERNE REN'S VAtlTYMNO SCHOOL 74 Brnadwny, NYC GKamrrr; T-B-ZO GRADED DCTATON GREGG PTMAN Also Begnner and Revew CUejee n STENO, TY'Nf, BOOKKEK'NG COM'TOMETtY. l.kkual DAY: AFTER BUSNESS: EVENNG nda/c MASSAB ST. UnAlxE ("T'l>. N-YC. Hall) Keknan Schoola n All Boromh ENGNEER EXAMS Jr A Asst (vl, Merh, Elee Knlnrrr Cvl. Met'h, Kn.lr EKr-Drartkual Junor A.Atslslant Ar'hltect LCENSE PREPARATON Rnxneer. Art-lUcct, ^URVT^YOR. KPC- rca. StaloH-y. K^-frr. 'ot Kjcr ASSSTANT CVL ENGNEER FREE LECTURES Thursday, Sept. t and Mon.. Sept. 22-7:15 to»:15 P.M. MONDELL NSTTUTE 2.10 W. 41 St (7-«Avft) W Herald Trbune Bk. nr. Tmes S«Over 48 n Freparn Thuuuuls Cvl Servce, Techncal 4 Enfneer Exams. "Say You Saw t n The Leader" Cty Exam Comng Jan. 31 for HOUSNG ASSSTANT $4,000 $5,080; Rast Expected Soon NTENSVE THOROUGH COURSE PREPARATON Class Meets Tuesdays at 6:30 Begnnng Sept. 30 AT OUR NEW LOCATON Wrte or Phone for tornallon Eastern School AL Broadway. N.V. 3 Plnase wrte nn*, fn-p, about the Housng Asatstant Couroe. Name Addosa noo. rz J A CTY EXAM COMNG FOR SOCAL NVESTGATOR $4,250-$5, JOBS, QUCK PLACEMENT NTENSVE COURSE THOROUGH PREPARATON Class Tues. & Thurs. 6:30-9:30 begnnng Oct. 7 Wrte or 'hone for tfonnnton Eastern School AL Broadway, N. Y. 3 Please wrte me FHKE about the SOCAL NVESTGATOH chse. L. Name Addres Boro rz 1..-) nsurance Brokerage Course Opens Oct. The fall term n nsurance Brokerage for men and women who want to qualfy for state lcenses opens Wednesday, October 1, at Ea.stern School, 721 Broadway, N. Y. 3, AL Ths 36 sesson evenng course s approved by the State nsurance Department for tranng applcatonts for brokers and agents lcenses. The nsurance lccnse s valued by cvl servce employees as a source of extra ncome and as the bass of a retrement occupaton. LEARN BM TABULATNG - KEY PUNCH At the Olrtat ExHmve B.M. tchool N NEW YORK CTY Bade & Adv.nrert Tahlalnr Coureea 024 KEY WNCH f:.ass STARTS EVRRY MON. 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16 Regents Board Flls Many Educaton Department Posts ALBANY, Sept. 29 The State Board of Regents, at ts frst fall meetng, made a number of appontments and reappontments to varous professonal boards and councls n the State Educaton Department. They nclude: Appontment of Alfred P. nrsgno, Brooklyn, and Edwn D. Klbourne, New York, to the State Botard of Medcal Examners. Reappontment of John J. Clemmer of Albany to the State B.,ard of Medcal Examners. three-year term. Wendell N. Butler, Syracuse. Btanley A. Frederck, Albany, and Howard A. Wthey, New York, were reapponted to the Certfed Publc Accountant Commttee on Grevances for fve-year terms. Robert L. Henze, Brooklyn, was named to the State Board of Dental Examners for a three-year term, whle Artur F. Fsher, Rochester, and Holls C. Steven- «on, Pattsburgh, were reapponted to the board, also for three year terms. Three members of the Councl on Accountancy were reapponted for three-year terms. They are Russel O. Rankn and Alden C. fmth, both of New York, and Arthur E. Surdam, Buffalo. Harry Bone, Molly HaTOwer and Alman Paulsen, all of New York Cty, were reapponted to the Advsory Councl n Psychology. Rollo May, New York, and L. #oseph State, Poughkeepse, were apponted to the Psychology Advsory Councl for three-year terms. Named to the Musc Queston Commttee for a one-year t«rm was Phlp G. Klen, Skaneateles. Florence S. Beaumont, New York Cty, was reapponted to Coun- tha Elementary Educaton ol for a fve-year term. Two reappontees to the School Census and Attendance Councl, ach for fve years, were Arthur Bull Crst, Montgomery. Alce Wnchester. New York Cty, was reapponted to the Advsory Councl on Hstorc Stes for a fve-year term. A new Scholarshp Appeals Board has been authorzed. Members are: Charles R. Dalton. Rochester: Joe Jefferson, New York Cty, and John F. Morse, Troy. Reapponted to the Educaton Practces Act Councl were James P. Croce and Mrs. Lews Douglas, both of New York Cty, and Harold Stanley, Skaneateles. Correcton Ades Take Course On Fre Control ALBANY, Sept. 29 Employees of State Correcton Department Clnton, New York Cty, and Amy ^^^ nsttutons took part n a w«ek-long fre control tranng program. Held last week, the program was under the jont sponsorshp of the State Safety Dvson and the Department of Corrctlon. Faculty ncluded Wllam Mc- Gee, chef of fre tranng of the Buffalo Fre Department; Captan Sylvester Delaney of the Albany Fre Department and Frank J. McHenka and Charles E. McKeon, both Safety Dvson employees. Pror to the classes for key nsttuton pensonnel, the Safety Dvson surveyed sx state prs- Lester Gross, Buffalo, was named to the Educaton P.'actces "Ons to determne facltes aval- Act Councl to fll the unexpred term of Harry J. Lehman Sr.. Buffalo, who resgned. Conservaton Men And Rangers Meet Wth J. Earl Kelly on Appeals n separate meetngs wth J. Earl Kelly. State Drector of Classfcaton and Compensaton, forest rangers and game p'otectors were heard o. ther appeals to be upgraded from Grade S to 12. Repre-sentng the rangers were Henry Galpn, CSEA salary research analyst; ra Thomas, presdent of the Forest Rangers chapter. Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton, and James Bckford. Speakng for the Conservaton Department were Assstant Commssoner Wllam Foss; Drector Edward Lttlefeld; Abe George, supervsng ds^-let ranger, and Herman Houlhan, personnel drector. At the game protectors hearng were Mr. Galpn, drence Savard. presdent of the Gb me Protectors chapter. CSEA, and Anton Semerad. Representng the Conservaton Department were Assstant Commssoner Mason Lawrence and Mr. Houlhan. ACTVTES OF EMPM^OYKKS tn STATE Dstrct Ho. 4 Tax and Fnance Congratulatons are extended those who have receved permanent appontments as assstant cvl nglneers n Dstrct No. 4. They are Alfred R. D'Annunzo, Walter C. Lstman, Alfred B. Vllareale. Raymond V. Boss, Charles D. Smth, Ncholas M. Musser, Wllam F. Johnson, Water E. Mep-.-- ham, Gerrt B. Smth, Jack J. Papagn, Mlford P. Apetz, Wllam O. Dean, Merlyn D. Myers, Herman W. Delong, Robert S. Younger, Robert W. Barber, Raymond C. Seaman, Arthur J. Melvlle Jr., Edward B. Abbott, John E. Lovely and Rchard M. Small. Phlp Lane of R.O.W. Department was marred to Mary Jane Antonucc of Rochester. The newlyweds few to Mam Beach to honeymoon. Phl expected to do ome deep sea fshng whle there. Frends of the couple extend ther best wshes for ther happness. Our "artst's colony," Robert Rothwell, Jacques Clements and Mlford Apetz, exhbted ther pantng n varous meda at the Clotheslne Art Exhbton held on the grounds of the Memoral Art Gallery. About 4,000 persons attended. Sales of enamelled jewelry, wood carvngs and ceramcs, as well as ol and water color pantngs, were brsk. Mrs. Carson, wfe of Emmett Carson of R.O.W. Department, was also an exhbtor. Grace Prce of the general ottce. and Harret Kofk of the canal department arc delghted to jon the ranks of young grandmothers, welcomng a frst grandson and tranddaghter, respectvely. Hy Gershojy of R.O.W. Department s a patent n Veterans Hosptal at Butfalo. We hope he wll soon be able to return to hs home, completely recovered. The annual membershp and nstallaton dnner of Tax and Fnance chapter, CSEA, took place recently at Hoffman's, Albany. The nstallng offcer was Joseph Fely, 1st vce presdent of the Assocaton, who s also a past' presdent of the chapter. Mr. Fely gave the oath of offce to Savatore Fppcne, re-elected as presdent; John Warren, 1st vce presdent; Geneveve Allen, 2nd vce presdent; Mary Warhurst, 3rd vce presdent; Marlene Sovet);, secretary; Frank Caark. treasurer, and Bernard Schmahl, Eugene Walther, Prank Comparetta, Florence Wnter, and Anne Warren, delegates. Besde Mr. Fely, the guests ncluded Henry Galpn, senor salary research analyst, CSEA; Jesse Mc- Farland, past presdent, CSEA, now CSEA admnstratve superv.sor; Phlp Kerker, drector of publc relatons, CSEA; and cble and the needs n a fre securty program. The classes, held last week, were desgned to provde prson personnel wth the latest methods n preventng, detectng and controllng fres. Those takng the tranng, program, n turn, wll be responsble for passng on the nformaton to other staff members at ther nsttutons. Fre control tranng s.a major step n efforts of the State admnstraton to reduce fre and safety hazards to a mnmum. Vaccnaton For Asan Flu Advsed By Dr. Hlleboe ALBANY. Sept. 29 State Health Commssoner Herman E. Hlleboe has recommmded that employees of State nsttutons be vaccnated on a voluntary bass aganst tle A.san Flu. Governor Harrman, n announcng the recommendaton, sad however there was no ndcaton at present that a major epdemc of nfluenza would occur durng the comng wnter months. "The present stuaton does not justfy recommendng that everyone be mmunzed," the Governor sad. "Of specal concern s the consequence of absenteesm. Thus, t s mora mportant to guard aganst mass llness n the staff of a hosptal than n non-essental ndustres or schools." Joseph Lochner, executve secretary, CSEA. A congratulatory message was receved from John P. Powers, presdent of the Assocaton. Each of the offcals spoke brefly on Assocaton progress, matters to be consdered for presentaton to the 1959 Legslatve sesson and the condton of tba Assocaton as a whole, ^pucfal commendaton was gven the chapter for ts publcaton. The Tax Chapter News. Followng the offcal nstallaton, a bref busness meetng was held,' wth Mr. Fllppone presjdng. He announced the appontment of the followng members as charmen of commttees: audtng and budget, John Alendorph; grevance, George Wltse; membershp, Geneveve Allen; program, Bernard Schmahl; program (sports, co-charman, Joseph D. Small; legslatve, John Warren; publcty, May M. De Seve. Mr. Schmahl, the program charman, announced that, due to transportaton dffcultes t has been necessary to change the locaton of the sem-formal dnner dance to be held on the evenng of November 3. The event wll be held at Herbert's, Madson Avenue, Albany,and tckets wll be dstrbuted to representatves soon. Before the meetng was adjourned, the presdent once more announced the dates of the fnal polo clncs. Employees who have had ther frst two shots wll receve ther fnal mmunzaton shots on October 7 and October 9, from 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. at the 10th floor Fr.st Ad Room, State Offce Buldng, Albany. North Albany employees wll receve ther shots on October 7 at 9 A.M. at North Albany. Cayuga County Pa ^tember 15, the Cayuga CRapt^- feld.us frst regular meetng snce, ts June pcnc. The June event was at Owasco Lake Park. J and Mrs. Joseph (Shrley) Noble flew to ladanapols on ther vacaton, where they vsted relatves and spdnt soqe tme at the ndana State Far, "Anne DNatale and-^la Heath. Ceunty publc healthpurses, wll partcpate n y»^*jftracuse expectant pareuk'tmwk tralnutf STATE AWARDS FOR DEAS (Contnued from Page 3) Department, elmnate unnecessary typng resultng n consderable fnancal savngs. Other award wnners are as follows: $100 was awarded to D. Earle Graham, 37 Buell Street, Albany, an ncome '"ax Examner n the ncome Tax Bureau of the Dep!>.rtment of Taxaton and Fnance. $"0 went to Ncholas Barbera, 68 Lawn Avenue, Albany, a Cle.k n the Tax Department's Motor Vehcle Bureau. $50 was earr.ed b> Walter M. Byrne, 9 Lncoln Place, Ossnng, a Correcton Sergeant n the Department of Cor'-ectlon's Sng Sng Prson. $35 was pres-^nted to Mrs. Aletha M. Tucker, 145 Clnton Avenue, Albany, a Clerc n the Motor Vehcle Bureau of the Department of Taxaton and Fnance. $?5 was awa'-'led to Davd Hurwtz, 523 East 14th Street, New York Cty, a Senor Unemployment nsurance Clams Examner n the Labor Department's Dvson of Employment. $25 went to Mrs. Dorothy M. Kraemer, Mount McGregor, a Cleaner n the Executve Department's Dvson 01 Veterans' Affars. $25 was earned by Mrs. Elzabeth S. Lqued. 21 Palma Boulevard, Albany, a Clerk n the Muncpal Servces Dvson of the Department of Cvl Servce. $25 was presented to Henry A. O'Bryan, 37 Sparklll Avenue, Albany, an ncome Tax Examner n the Tax Department's ncome Tax Bureau. $25 was awarded to Martn Wolf, 481» Beach 48th Street, New York Cty, an ndustral nvestgator wth the Department jf Labor. $15 went to Mrs. Evelyn Elllthorp, 8 Frederck Avenue, Albany, a Clerk n the Tax Department's Motor Vehcle Bureau. $15 was earned by Phlp Hershey, 1440 Ocean Parkway, New York Cty, an Unemployment nsurance Manager n the Labor Department's Dvson of Employment. Othe- Wnners $10 was presented to Mss Mary G. Cannell, 46 Wlckes Avenue, program at Syracuse Medcal School, Upstate Medcal Center. Helen L. Saxby, supervsor, Cayuga County Publc Health Nurse Servce, s takng a year's leave of absence to attend Columba Unversty, where she wll study for her Masters Degree n publc health nursng. Mr. and Mrs. Harold (Lucy) Murdock spent ther vacaton at Cape Cod, Mass., and Provdence, R.., where they vsted Leut, and Mrs. George Smpson Murdock and Mrs. George Smpson. Clara E. Cappalo, Cayuga County publc health nurse, receved notce that she has passed her State cvl servce examnaton for staff publc health nurse. She has been a staff member snce June, Several of Cayuga County publc health nu-ses attended the annual county employees' pcnc at Sherff Wllard Wlcox's cottage on Cayuga Lake. The county nurses had a booth at the Cayuga County Bg Sx Pcnc n August. HULL starts S'sl YEAR N U.S. CVL SCRVrE WASHNGTON, Sept. 29 Wllam C. Hull, who has served as executve assstant to the U.S. Cvl Servce Cpmmls.s'oners for the past 41 years, started hs 51st year as a career cvl servant. A recepton was held n honor of the occason, U.S. Cvl Servce Commssoner Charman Harrs Ellsworth delvered trbute.. Mr. Hull has served durng admnstratons of nne Presdents and under 29 of the 47 Cvl Servce CuwmLssoues. Buffalo, a Senlo.' Stenographer n the AdmlnlstraMon Dvson, Department of Cvl Servce. $10 was awarded to Mrs. Dors Pay, 56 Qual Street, Albany, a Slerk n the Motor Vehcle Bureau of the Department of Taxaton and Fnace. $10 went to Donald Flett, 120 Country Club Drve, Elmlra, a Correcton Offcer n the Correcton Department's Elmlra Reformatory. ndvdual Certfcates of Mert were awarded to the followng: Mtchell R. Brown, an Assocate Accountant n the Department of Socal Welfare, Albany. Wllam E. Wensten, 1918 Avenue, H, New York Cty, an Employment ntervewer n the Labor Department's Dvson of Employment. Awards totalng $6,372 have been earned by State employees snce Aprl 1, Charman goe agan urges all State employees to aval themselves of the opportunty to share n Mert Awards by submttng ther deas for mprovements n the State's operatons. GO FOR BROKE (Contnued from Page 1) proved at the meetng, the chapter called on both canddates to approvn the twelve and one-half percent ncrease due State employees as based on both the State's fgures n ths feld and those of the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton. New Offcers nstalled The new offlce-'s of the chapter were formally nstalled by Senator Bloom. These ncluded Max Lleberman, presdent; Samuel Emmett, frst vce presdent; Al Corum, second vce presdent; Seymoor Shapro, thrd vce presdent; Edward Azarlgan, treasurer; Albert D'Antonl, fnancal secretary; rene Waters, correspondng secretary, and Margaret Shelds, recordng secretary. Among the guests attendng the event were Robert L. Soper, CSEA second vce presdent; Albert Klan, CSEA ffth vce presdent; Harold Herzsteln, CSEA regonal attorney, and Paul Kyer, edtor of The Leader. Sol Bendet Agan Becomes Grandfather Sol Bendet s a grandfather agan. Last tme t was through brth of a grl to Mr. and Mrs.. Martn Ballot. Ths tme t's a son born to the same couple. Mr. Ballot s an examner employed by the State nsurance Department at 123 Wllam Street, New York Cty. He met Barbara Elane Bendet at the State nsurance Department offce where both were employed. Mr. Ballot also s treasurer of the Assocaton of State nsurance Examners, nc.. a group formed to advance the ^erests of examners and also of the nsurance ndustry as a whole. Mr. Bendet was presdent of the New York Ctr chapter. Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton, for seven years and s now charman of the chapter's personnel grevance commltte. Mr. Ballot s a member of the chapter. The new grandchld has been named Todd Howard Ballot. Mr. and Mrs. Ballot lve at 57 Ash Street, Valley Stream, L.. Exam Sfudy Books to help yog get a klgh«r groda on cvl tarvc* ta>t( may ka abtolnad at Tfea Laader oakstore, 97 Duana Straat, Naw Vork 7, N. r. Pkaaa ardart oceapted. Call leakmaa For llt at (OMa carraat flfl»$ «aa Paga S.