CSEA Trooper Chapters Are Forming Fast

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1 JEADER Amerca's Largest Weeklyfor Publc Employees >... XVF. No. 32 Tuesday, Aprl 16, 1957 Prce Ten Cens Compensaton Case Brngs Coffee Break Recognton The Court of Appeals has takea offcal recognton of the "coftee break." n a decson on Aprl 5, the Court of Appeals upheld a rulng of the Appellate Dvson. Thrd Department, that a state employee who was njured n a fall n the street when she was out to obtan "refreshment or coffee" was enttled to workmen's compensaton. The rulng upheld the contenton of Attorney General Lous jr. Lefkowtz whose offce appeared for the Workmen's Compensaton Board whch had made an award to Mrs. Mabel Caporale, a stale employee. The award was contested by the State nsurance Fund. Accordng to the Attorney Gensral's offce, Mrs. Caporale was employed as a senor stenographer n the Department of Taxaton and Fnance at 80 Centre Street. New York Cty. She was -fqured to be n her offce frequently durng her normal lunch- Harry F. "Spake" Meyer s Dead Harry F. Meyer, assstant to the superntendent of the East Man St. Armory n Rocester, ded February 22. Harry was known by all hs frends as "Spke" and he started hs state servce as an armorer n 1912 at the Medcal Armory on East Man St., Rochester. He served n that post untl 1946 when he was apponted to the poston df assstant to the superntendent. He was a very ardent and enthusastc hunter and fsherman «nd had records of all large fsh and game taken by hm from the years 1919 to "Spke" enlsted n the New York State Natonal Guard on September 14, 1906, and saw servce PS a sergeant n the Mexcan border wars and n Prance n World War. He was honorably dscharged from the guard servce n July, after 33 years of fathful duty to state and country. He was a very actve member of the Genesee Valley Armores Chapter, Cvl Se'rvce Employees Assocaton. He s greatly mssed by hs fellowmen. Correcton la the Aprl 9 ssue of The.eader, a story on the reply by Kepubllcan leaders to Governor Hnrrman's messake on sgnng the state salary bll contaned an frror. n tem tree on Page 16 the sentence read "The Republcan salary bll wth ts stop-loss provson and work week reducton n effect provdes pay ncreases of more than S'O for 75 per cent of state employees." The sentence should have read.. provdes pay ncreases of more tan $.'200 for 75 per rent of slate utployees." eon perod and had a quck lunch at her desk. Because she could not leave the offce durng the noon hour, she was permtted to leave the offce later n the day to obtan "coffee or refreshment." On returnng to her offce on December , after a "coffee break", Mrs. Caporale trpped n the street and was njured. The Workmen's Compensaton Board made an award for her njures and the State n.surance Fund objected. Assstant Attorney General Danel Polansky of the Department of Law argued the case before the Court of Appeals, Rochester To Honor Sen. Van La re Senator Frank E. Van Lare, Monroe County Republcan, wll be honored as the "father of Socal Securty for publc employees" at a dnner-dance on Tuesday, May 7, sponsored by Rochester chapter. Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton. The affar wll be held n The Chateau, Rochester, N. Y., at 7 P.M. John J. Conway, regonal attorney for the CSEA and a mem- Jjer of the local Dstrct Attorney's staff, wll act as toastmaster. The Chateau wll clo.se ts doors to the publc on the evenng of the dnner. A complete floor show wll be presented, and there wll be musc for dancng. Mrs. Melba Bnn, co-charman of tle event, sad that Rochester chapter wll welcome reservatons from other Assocaton chapters. Reservaton,") must be made by Aprl 30, Mrs. Bnn added, at $3.25 per person. Mal reservatons may be sent to Mrs. Bnn at 499 Westfeld Street, Rochester 19, N. Y. CSEA Trooper Chapters Are Formng Fast There s ncreasng actvty among New York State troopers formng chapters of the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton. Two trooper organzatons held meetngs on Tuesday, Aprl 9 offcers of the Syracuse State Thruway chapter were nstalled n the Hotel DeWtt Clnton, Albany, by Ben Roberts, CSEA feld representatve. Raymond Castle, presdent of the Assocaton's Central Conference, addressed the group. The new offcers are Samuel Canferano, presdent; Lundsford Parker, 1st vce presdent; Charles Bowerman, 2nd vce presdent; Koenard Norman, 3rd vce presdent; Charles Powell, treasurer; Leona Burkhardt and Vrgna Romock, correspondng secretares, and Smone Ducharme, recordng secretary. The Ar Natonal Guard chapter held an organzatonal meetng on Aprl 9 n Nagara Palls, N.Y. Master Sergeant Alfred Bones was apponted temporary charman. The 88-member group adopted ts consttuton and by-laws. The chapter's nomnatng commttee wll report on a slate of offcers at the next meetng, scheduled for Thursday. Aprl 18. Troop A State Polce chapter met on Wednesday, Aprl 10, n the Elks Club, Batava, N. Y., to adopt ts consttuton and bylaws. Frst Sergeant Charles Mc Donald was chosen as temporary charman. At the chapter's next meetng, on Wednesday, Aprl 17, the nomnatng commttee wll present the names of canddates for offce Troop A chapter has about 150 members. Troop C chapter, wth headquarters at Malone, plan to meet at the Saranac Lake Hotel, Saranac Lake, N. Y., on Tuesday, Aprl 16, to appont temporary offcers and get ts organzaton underway. About 100 men n the Troop are now Assocaton members. Annual MH P HmT OALPH P 0 mawbr 125 CAPTOL STATON ALBANY K Y COUP rey Retrement Blls, Other Measures Awat Approval ALBANY, Aprl 15 Sx lttlepublczed blls of great mportance to cvl servce employees are now awatng the approval of Governor Harrman, The sx measures, approved at the last legstature sesson. nvolve overtme pay, retrement, death benefts and part-tme employment of cvl servce employees at harness racng tracks, and have the endorsement of the Cvll Servce Employees Assocaton. The overtme pay bll, ntroduced at the request of the CSEA, clarfes present law and permts the payment of overtme compensaton to employees of poltcal subdvsons. ncludng such publc offcers as polcemen at approprate rates, such as tme-and-ahalf. 55-Year Contnuaton A retrement measure would State Sets Plans For Observng Adopton Of ts Consttuton ALBANY, Aprl 15 Plans for the celebraton of the 180th annversary of the adopton of the New York State Consttuton have been announced by Governor Harrman. Ceremones to commemorate the event wll be held at the Kngston Natonal Guard Armory on Aprl 20. Speakers wll nclude the Governor, Chef Judge of the Court of Appeals Albert Conway. Columba hstory professor Henry Steele Commager and Syracuse Mayor Donald Mead. Roger W. Straus, Chancellor of the State Board of Regents, wll presde. Next Steps Requred For Socal Securty Coverage Told By Law's Sponsors A jont statement was ssued by Senator Frank E. Van Lare (R., Rochester) and Assemblyman Malcolm Wlson (R., YonKers), explanng the next steps toward obtanng Socal Securty coverage for State and local government employeees. The two legslators ntroduced the bll passed by the Legslature and watng to be sgned by Governor Averell Harrman that makes such coverage possble, and wth retroactve benefts, provdng certan legal requrements are met. The two legslators stressed the need for admnstratve completon of such act(<» Mfore the last payroll n September, 1957 le.st mportant advantages be lost to employees. Why the Rush "Prompt admnstraton acton," sad the Jont statement, "n the steps toward coverage wll be essental to assure employees maxmum benefts possble under the bll. Unless these steps are taken and coverage s provded before the last payroll n September, publc employees now n servce wll be dened maxmum benefts. "For persons approachng retrement any admnstratve falu'e whch delays Socal Securty coverage beyond the last payroll n September wll reduce permanently and substantally the benefts below the maxmum whch they otherwse would receve. Delay beyond the September payroll also would smlarly reduce survvorshp benefts n case of death soon after coverage became effectve. Quarters Provded "For state employees, the legslaton provdes sx quarters of retroactve coverage. Poltcal subdvsons have the opton of pro- (Contnued on Page 2) permt employees who elect to retre at age 55 to contnue ther contrbutons at the age 55 rate and make themeselves elgble for retrement at approxmately half pay after 30 years of servce. Under present law an employee wth 55 year opton must contrbute at normal rates fo' age 60 after he reaches 55. Ths bll would permt hm to contnue hs contrbutons at the pror rate and buld up hs annunty fund so that he could retre at an earler age than would otherwse be possble under the present system. Another Bll A second retrement bll would permt transfers between retrement systems on an equtable bass. At present, for example, a member of the New York Cty system for 15 years or more must, upon acceptng appontment to State servce, lose many of the benefts of hs membershp n the cty system. Another retrement bll would rase the maxmum lmt of salary on whch contrbutons to the retrement annuty fund are based from $7,500 to $10,000 to brng the amount n lne wth nflatonary trends whch developed snce the bll was frst enacted nto law. Death Beneft The death beneft payment measure would ncrease death benefts payable to members of the New York State Employee-s Retrement System n accord wth smlar provsons n the New Yorc Cty system. The harness track bll," also ntroduced at the request of the CSEA, bll would permt publc employees whose pay s less than $7,500 a year to be employed at the tracks. A smlar bll passed the Legslature last year and was vetoed by the Governor on the objecton of the Cvl Servce Department because of certan provsons. The present bll has been revewed by the Cvl Servffce Department and the objectonable features have been removd. Race Track Maxmum Present law permts only certan publc employees whose salary s $5,000 or less a year to be employed at the harness racng tracks. The law was passed after dsclosure of the harness tracks scandals of CSEA representatves contend that f harness racng s to be recognzed and authorzed by law of the state that there should be no reason why publc employee! should not be free to seek part«tme employment n legtmate actvtes at the track as long as t does not conflct wth ther dutes as publc employees.

2 Large-Scale Transfers Called Trck fo Force Employees to Resgn WASHNGTON, Aprl 15 The mmgraton and Naturalzaton Servce was reported to be one of several agenclcs that keep transferrng Federal employees wth whose servce they want to dspense. The Comptroller General found that 1,620 of the 3,500 employees of the NS n hgher grades were transferred, some of them four and fve tmes, brngng the number of transfers total to 2,225. The complants were ared at a hearng held by a Senate subcommttee. Wllam Brawley, subcommttee counsel, sad that General Joseph M. Swng, Commssoner of mmgraton, had Refused for a year to let the study of tran-sfers n NS be made. Some complanants charge that the purpose of the transfers was to ease Democrats out of cvl servce Jobs and hre Republcans. Other Agcnces Mentoned Other agences mentoned were the Farmers Home Admnstraton and the nternal Revenue Servce. Mr. Brawley promsed that ther records also would be examned. Senator Mke A. S. Monroney (D., Okla.) openly charged that the FHA transferred employees n hs state n the hope that they would qut. mmgraton and Naturalzaton has about 3,600 employees n grade 7 and above, pad at least $4,525 a year. t has a total of 6,725 employees. General Swng sad that because hs agency was reorganzed Socal Securty Tmetable (Contnued from Page 1) vdlng sx, four or no quarters of retroactve coverage. Four Steps Tested The steps that must be taken before employees are assured of socal securty benefts nclude <1) ascertanng from the poltcal subdvsons the extent of coverage whch they wsh to provde, (2) notce of referendum to employees who are members of retrement systems, (3) holdng of the requred referenda after an nter'al of at least 90 days, and (4) sgnng of agreements wth the Federal Socal Securty Admnstraton. "As one precauton aganst any unnecessary delay, a member of the staff of the Jont Legslatve Commttee on the Employees Retrement System wll be avalable to advse and assst the State Socal Securty drector. "The value and cost of retroactve coverage to State employees, and to employees of those local unts whch elect to provde retroactve coverage, may be of nterest. Cost of R'troactvty "f coverage becomes avalable wth the last paycheck n September, 1957, the employee's share of the cost of retroactve coverage to that date would be $137.30, f he makes at least $4,200 a year: ' Retroactve coverage. Last paycheck n March, 1956 through June, 1957, $ cvl tkktll't: KADKK Anx'rtru l.cadng NtwtmKHxln* fur 'lbllc Cloyt'ft.KAHOU fl lll.ll ATONM, l.\t.») Dr 8t., Nrw V'k, N. ( r'nlouv HKckuu y-ut Ktt'r'r!«fctul-tt ukv tk-tul *, lll.su, ut hr ml unr at New Vorfc. N V. urr hr A't of Mutb a, H7U. Mlnlr a( Amllt Uurruu o( C'lrnltlot*. («ul>h'r >ll 'l lrr f l.00 Vrr \tf»t lmlvl<):l r tlfh. Ml' RK \> ''lte -lltlcr fvrr> Ufru ft JM 0 uttltwt "Current quarter, July, August, September. 1957, $ "Total employee contrbuton, "He may have ths amount taken from hs annuty contrbuton to hs retrement system wth no change n hs take-home pay, or he may have t deducted addtonally from h.s pay check over a perod of 90 days. "What does the employee get for hs $137.30? What are the advantages of retroactve coverage? "Two llustratons: 1. "Because of the retroactve feature, a covered employee's benefcares wll be mmedately elgble for full survvorshp benefts. "2. f an employee makng at least $4,200 annually should de, leavng a wfe and two chldren, hs famly would receve $ monthly untl hs older chld s age 18, and thereafter $ monthly untl hs younger chld s age 18. Thus, f an employee has two chldren aged four and two, when he des, the benefts to the famly wll total $37,348. Husband and Wfe "Under the retroactve provson an employee age 65 or older, wth a wfe of the same age, would receve mmedate retrement coverage upon the sgnng of a Federal-State agreement after the referendum. Wth retroactve coverage the combned benefts would be $ monthly. "The Publc Health Servce reports that the lfe expectancy of persons 65 to 70 years s 14.1 years. "Publc offcals have a further oblgaton to defer wherever possble the retrement of older employees untl those employees have Socal Securty coverage. Offcals should nform them of ther rghts and take specfc admnstratve acton to see that no publc employee s allowed to retre n gnorance of the benefts fhat the Legslature ntended." AUTOMOBLES Leftovers '56 CHEVS Low Bank Terms BATES CHEVROLET Gralul ClU'. (at 1411 llrox Op'll Evb 'Louklng nsde." LEADER S weekly rolunn of anal.v8ls and fu'cast. by. J. Bernard. Head t rejula'ly. on a regonal bass, many employees had to be transferred. He dened any desgn to compel resgnatons. Federal employees. f refusng to transfer, are consdered to have resgned. Hundreds of patrolmen had to be transferred to the Mexcan border to stop the nvason of wetbacks, he added. Many transferees n varous ttles get one-grade or two-grade promotons, he reported. House Ends Hearngs On Penson Bll WASHNGTON, Aprl 15 Hearngs were completed n. the House of Representatves on a bll approved by the Senate that would beneft thousands of Federal workers who are members of the Cvl Servce Retrement Fund. Tle measure would cover those who left publc servce, wthdrew ther contrbutons and later "returned to Federal work. The Johnston Retrement Act, enacted n 1956, requres excessve nterest of such employees, as they are charged nterest from the date they left Federal servce untl wthdrawals have been fully repad. The new bll would requre payment of nterest datng only from the tme the employe re-entered Government servce. Excess nterest would be abolshed by adjustng retrement accounts on a retroactve bass. SAVE KEVERJE. Bll Would Get Fred Ades Local Hearng Congressman Paul A. Fno <R.- N. y.) has ntroduced» bll to amend the law»o as to grant a dscharged cvl servce -employee the rght to ask for a Judcal revew of hs dsmssal n the dstrct where he was employed. At present a dsmssed federal worker must brng sut n the Dstrct of Columba n Washngton. Congressman Pno, n urgng ths remedal measure, lald: "The present law j unjust and unfar. t mposes a great hardshp on a dsmssed cvl servant who must come to Washngton to nsttute legal acton for a Judcal revew of hs dsmssal. Ths burden s too costly wth tha result that many government employees are dened ther day n court. MANHATTAN PRESDENT CATHOLC GULD COMMUNON TO BE RECEVED ON MAY 26 The Catholc Guld of the Manhattan Borough Presdent's Offce wll hold ts annual Corporate Communon Mass and breakfast on Sunday, May 26. Mass wll be celebrated at 9 A.M. n St. Andrew's Upper Church, opposte the Muncpal Buldng, New York Cty. Breakfast wll be served at 10:15 A.M. n tha Starlght Roof of the Waldorf-Astora Hotel, 50th Street and Park Avenue. Prncpal speakers wll be Rev. Aloysus J. Wycslo, Catholc Relef Servces; Manhattan Borough Presdent Hulan E. Jack, and Monsgnor Joseph A. Nelson. Monsgnor Nelson s sprtual drector of the guld Charles D. McCarty, presdent; Edward J. Barry, charman and toastma.ster of the breakfast, and Walter J. Glen, charman of he tcket commttee. S'FRENCH CHEF SKLLET Start your set of Revere Ware... or add to your present set... at a BG Savng! You'll marvel at the many ways you can prepare delcous foods n ths gleamng copper-clad stanless steel French Chef Skllet! OTHER Electronc Jobs Open n Alaska The U.S. Cvl Servce Comml.*» slon announced an examnaton for electronc techncan Jobs a $4,080, and $4,525 a year, plus 25 percent cost-of-lvng dffer* entlal. Jobs are wth the Alaska Cvl Aeronautcs Admnstraton. lo«cated throughout the terrtory. Canddates for both grades need 2'2 years" general experence n electrcty, rado, communcatons, radar, teletypewrter repar, or ft related feld, and addtonal spe* clalzed experence. The announcement s N(K (57). Obtan Form 57, Card Form 5001-ABC and Standard Form 15 from any post offcl except Manhattan and the Bronjt or from the Commsson's Second Regonal Offce. 641 Washngton! Street, New York 14, and fle them wth the Executve Secretary, An* chorage Jont Board of U.S. Cvl Servce Examners, Pouch 9, Anchorage, Alaska. SALARY STUDY GOAL PRESS WASHNGTON, Aprl 15 -j Falng to obtan the approval of the House for $27,000 to fnance a study of employee salary "Under my bll, every opportunty s afforded an aggreved employee rght n hs own judcal dstrct. Tlls would represent a systems, the U. S. Cvl change n the present polcy whch has been proven unreasonable and unrealstc." or. COVERED SAUCE PAN Gleamng, easy-to-care-for tanlct atecl Quck, even. * «yc hcatnk copptr bottom. 'l Cool Bakcltc handle and knob. OUART DOUBLE BOLER Famou e n-l utenl wth overy many ktchcn uscsl <1 A 95 StamlcM ttccl nsert pccc s a bakng dsh, mxng bowl, servng dsh. 4 OT. COVERED SAUCE POT Large capacty for stews, soups, frcassees wth all the features that make Revere Ware the wold's hnest utenslst Servca Commsson has taken ts appeal to the Senate Appropratons Commttee. The Commsson asserted that t "has recognzed for soma tme the need for a comprehensve examnatons of federal com» pensaton polces," and "belevej the results of these studes wll provde the bass for developng sound compensaton polces." Among the problems confrontng the Commsson, t sad, wer# adjustng Federal pay to rsng lvng costs, coordnaton of var* lous salary systems, dv.son of responsbltes for settng pay between the legslatve and executve branches and extenson of prevalng rate pay systems to other Jobs. ARCO JOB GUDE The "Complete Gude to U. 8. Cvl Servce Jobs," offerng detaled nformaton on, every type ol Federal job ncludng job descrptons, requrements, nformaton on Government benefts and related matters has been publshed by Arco Publshng Company. The 104-paBe guda may be ordered for $1.50 fronj the Leader Bookstore, 97 Duant Street. New York 7, N. Y. 3373% WAVE DANEL D. BERNSTEN 114 WE5J 23rd ST.. NEW YORK AL

3 THE PUBLC EMPLOYEE By JOHN F. POWERS Presdent Cvl Scrvcc [employees Assocaton Great Opportunty To Buld Good Wll A stmulatng people-to-pcople program wll be nsttuted n New Yok State durng Open House Week, begnnng on Aprl 29. For seven days, most of the hundreds of State offces and nsttutons wll welcome J 5 mllon or more of New York State's resdents and taxpayers. Obvously, for reasons whch need no explanaton, certan of t!>e State's buldngs, such as prsons, wll be closed to vstors. Thee few areas wll be the only exceptons. The rest of the State's onces wll be wde open for taxpayers to vst, see and queston the publc servants at ther apponted tasks. The Rght Almosphere Open House Week s full of potentalty for good. t wll be good for He ctzens and taxpayers, and good for the publc servants. Both V'll be able to meet each other n a frendly open atmosphere, free from restrctons of offcal State busness. None of the rrtatons vhcl mght beset taxpayers n ther dealngs wth the Tax Department, the Bureau of Motor Vehcles, or the Rent Control Offce, wll be present. Tla publc servant wll be free from the unpleasantrles vhcl frequently mar hs relatonshp wltl the taxpayer. He wll not ave to say "no" to any request, mpose a fne, or do anythng wlch wll mpress the ctzen wth the power of the State and bureaucracy. Tle taxpayer frequently complans about the amount of money le spends for State government. Open House Week wll gve hm a chance to see how t s spent, for what purpose and by whom. He wll be able to a.sk many questons as to the why and wherefore of ths and that procedure. On the other hand, the publc servant lkewse often has the feelng tle taxpayer n hs natural enemy and s anxous to get rd of hm. Dspellng Ogres He wll be able to dscover that the taxpayer s not an ogre, but a person just lke hmself, nterested and anxous to get tle most for ls money, worred about bll';, and wantng the best for hs famly. Both the taxpayer and the publc servant can get to know one another's problems and understand each other's needs. Both may come 10 realze that n the last analyss they just supplement one another n keepng the State functonng on an even keel. They both, too. wll learn that the needs, hopes and desres of the one are the reeds, hopes and desre.s of te other. Open House Week.s such a unque experment n a people-topeople program that t deserves the unstntng ad of all to make t a success. goe Tells ndustral Croup About Mert Plan ALBANY, Aprl 15-Bdward D. goe. Charman of the New York Blle Employees' Mert Award Board, dscussed the State Enpldvees Suggeston Program before S proup of ndustry and govenuu-nt representatves at the Aprl meetng of the Captal Dstrct Clapter of the Natonal Ass()c:»ton of Suggeston Systems on Aprl 11. Members of lle Clapter. some of the largest busness frms n the Tr-Cly area. Old others were nvted to attend tlo meetng at the Crossroads U'lnurant, Latham. Mr. goe, who has been a Member of the Mert Award Board for tlo la.st nne years, talked on te development of the Suggeston 'an n New York Statu government. Although the Suggeston Plan has proven valuable n developng good employee-employer vlatons, the materal savngs durng he Board's eleven year lulory lave resulted n a substantal savngs to te taxpayers of the Stale. Wlle employees have ganed more lan $60,000 n suggeston awards, the State's taxpayers have realzed savngs n excess of a mllon dollars. Slate employees' nterest n effcent government operatons was anpl/ demonstrated by the record hgh n the number of deas they submtted State To Hre n 65 Ttles At Above Mnmum Rates n order to facltate recrutment for certan postons throughout the State and n specfc areas, J. Earl Kelly, drector of Classfcaton and Compensaton for the State Cvl Servce Department, has authorzed hrng new personnel at above mnmum rates for 65 dfferent ttles. EffectvT Aprl 11, the begnnng salares wll range from the second year rate to the fourth year rale. Prnted here are affected ttles, the temporary mnmum salares and locaton of openngs. Temporary Hrng Apprentce Tranng Rates Representatve. G-18, $5,752, 3d; Statewde. Assstant Cook, G-4, $3,154, 3d; New York County. Assstant Dstrct Supervsng Publc Health Nurse, G-14, $4,988, 2nd; Statewde. Assstant Lbraran (Medcne), G-14. $4,988, 2nd; Albany, Health Department. Assocate Chef Cancer Research (All 18 specaltes), G-33, $13,436,-3d; Statewde. Assocate ndu.strlal Hygene Physcan, G-29, $10,990, 3d; Buffalo and NYC. Bllng Machne Operator, G-4, $3,002, 2nd; New York Cty. Attendant, G-4, $3,002, 2nd; Harlem Valley, Wassac, and Newark. Botthng Plant Worker, G-3, $3,- 013, 3d; Saratoga County. Boys' Supervsor, G-6, $3,468, 3d; ndustry, Warwck, and Otsvlle. Budget Ade, G-10, $4,246, 3d; Statewde. Dr. of Communty Development Bureau, G-29, $10,990, 3d; Statev/de. Dr. of Cottage Program, G-18, $6,356, 3d; Warwck. Housefather, G-6, $3,468, 3d; ndu.stry and Warwck. nsttuton Teacher, G-12, $4,- 502, 2nd; Letchworth Vllage. Junor Accountant, G-10, $4,248, 3d; Statewde. Junor Actuary, G-10, $1,248, 3d; Statewde. Junor Archtect, G-15, $5,248, 2nd; Statewde. Junor Analytcal Chemst, G-10, $4,248, 3d; Statewde. n Junor Bacterologst. G-10, $4,- 248, 3d; Statewde. Mr. goe, a career cvl servant Junor Bochemst, G-10, $4,246, snce 1923, was apponted Char-1 3d; Statewde. man of the Mert Award Board last November. He s the Drector of Taxaton and Fnance Accounts 1 for the Stale Department of Taxaton and Fnance. Servng wth Mr. goe on te Mert Award Board are James J. Sullvan, Drector of Personnel for the State Department of Socal Welfare, and Robert A. Qunn, Prncpal Personnel Techncan n the Department of Cvl Servce. (AREY FLLS A&M POST ALBANY. Aprl 15 State Agrculture Commssoner Danel J. Carey la,'» apponted Lucan Hlls of Wayland as farm labor coordnator wth the department, A farmer and busnessman. Mr, Hlls succeeds Edwn W. Krk of Loudonvlle who resgned to become drector of te department's dvson of plant ndustry. Mr. Hlls' salary wll be $8,128. Readers have ler sa; n Tle LEADER'S Comment column. Send letters to Edtor, ''e LEADER. 87 Uuane Street, New for 7, N.X. Junor Busness Consultant, G- 10, $4,246, 3d; Statewde. Junor Chemst. G-10, $4,246, 3d; Statewde. Junor Chemst, G-10, $4,248, 3d; Statewde, Junor Economst, G-10, $4,248, 3d; Statewde. Junor Forester, G-10, $4,248, 3d; Statewde. Junor, Engneer, G-15, 2nd; Statewde, Junor Examner of Methods and Procedures, G-10, $4,248, 3d; Statewde, Junor nsurance Examner, G-14, $1,988, 2nd; Statewde. Junor Personnel Assstant, G-10, $4,246, 3d; Statewde. Junor Personnel Techncan, G-10, $4,246, 3d; Statewde, Junor Pharmcst, G-11, $4,- 275, 2nd; Statewde. Junor Santaran, G-10, $4,246, 3d; Statewde. Junor Santary Chemst, G-10. $4,246, 3d; Statewde. Junor Statstcan, G-10, $4,- 246, 3d; Statewde. Junor Tax Examner, G-10, $4,- 246, 3d; Statewde. Junor Utlty Rate.s Analyst, G-10, $4,246, 3d; Statewde. Law Assstant, G-10, $4,246, 3d; Ctatewlde. Mantenance Man (Mason & Plalerer), G-7, $3,640, 3d; Wllard, S.H. Westfeld Unt Mourns Death of Frances Wallace Westfeld chapter. Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton, Bedford Hlls, N. Y,, mourns the death of Frances Wallace on Saturday, March 30. AlTec'.lonalely known as "Wally," she v.'as a charter and honorary member of the group untl the tme of her death. "Waly" began her career wth the Westfeld State Farm Reformatory n and later joned the staff of the prson on ts establshment n 1937; she remaned untl 1945, when she worked for an addtonal two-year perod n the reformatory. From 1947 untl her retrement n 1953, she worked agan at the prson, where she was known as an excellent employee. "Wally" was a warm, humorous and wonderful person wth a generous heart. She was a happy person who leaves a legacy of gay memores. The deepest sympathy of everyone who felt the joy of knowng her s extended to her bereaved famly. Cowanda State s Host To M H Bowlng Tourney Gowanda State Hosptal wll play host to 80 men's and 40 women's bowlng teams n the llftl annual Mental Hygene Bowlng Tournament on Aprl 25-27, Robert Colburn, tournament manager, announced. Mddletown men wll be the defendng champons, havng retred the trophy wth three wns. Last year Gowanda's 3,138 three-game total was battered by 21 pns when Mddletown set a new tournament record of 3,159. Gowanda State's women who have two legs on the women's trophy wll try to retre t ths year. St. Lawrence, Mddletown and Buffalo have one leg each on bo coveted prze. Przes totallng $1,710 awat the entrants from Letchworth, Central slp, Kngs Park. Buffalo State, Rome State, St. Lawrence, Bnghamton, Mddletown, Newark, Crag Colony, Creedmoor, Manhattan, Syracuse, Rochester, Wlllard, Rockland and Gowanda, who were nvted by Dr.. Murray Rossman, drector of Gowanda. New trophes are donated by the Cvl Scrvce Employees Assocaton each tme one s retred. The local clubs and merchants n Gowanda wll welcome the vstng teams. The Cowanda Moose Club wll be the offcal center of attractons on the evenngs of Frday, Aprl 28, and Saturday, Aprl 27. Mantenance Man (Mason A Plasterer), G-7, $3,980, 5th; Utlca, S.H. Occupatonal Therapst, G-11, $4,274, 2nd; Statewde, Occupatonal Therapst (TBS), G-12, $4,502, 2nd; Statewde. Payroll Audtor, G-12, $4,502, 2nd; Statewde. Payroll Examner, G-12, $4,- 502, 2nd; Statewde. Physcal Tlerapy Techncan, G-8. $3,656. 2nd; Letchworth Vllage and Rockland. S.H. Prnter, G-13, $5,160 4lh; Statewde. Publc Health Educator, G-14, $4,988, 2nd; Statewde. Publcty Ade, G-10, $4,246, 3d; Statewde. Regents Nght Prnter. G-15. $5,898, 4th; Albany County. Regents Prnter, G-14, $5,424, 4th; Albany County. Scentfc Ade, (G of C>, G-10, $4,246, 3d; Statewde. Senor Pathologst, G-25, $8,994, 3d; Albany County. Senor Socal Worker (Publc Assstance), G-15, $5,246, 2nd; 5 Co. of NYC. Senor Socal Worker (Publc Assstance G-15, $5,248, 2nd; Monroe County. Senor Statonary Engneer, G-13, $4,740, 2nd; Downstate Med. Center, State Unv. of N. Y. Senor Tranng Techncan (Chld Welfare), G-18, $6,098, 2nd; Albany County. Socal Worker (Medcal, G-11, $4,274, 2nd; Statewde. Socal Worker (Psychatrc), G-11, $4,274, 2nd; Statewde. Staff Nurse, G-8, $3,832, 3d; Statewde. Statonary Engneer. G-11, $4,- 662, 4th; State Unv. N. Y. Med. Center. Stenographer, G-4. $3,002. 2nd; NYC and Nassau and Westchester Co. Steam Freman, G-7, $3,640, 3d; Manhattan, S. H. Supervsng Medcal Socal Worker, G-18, $6,358, 3d; Erls County. Supv. of Elementary Educaton, G-24, $8,550, 3d; Statewde. Supervsng Talor, G-9, $3,852, 2nd; Sng Sng Prson. Tranng Assstant (Socal Work>, G-18, $8,098, 2nd; Statewde. Tree Pruner, G-7, $3,470, 2ndj Nassau and Suffolk Co. Veternaran (Small Anmals). G-18, $6,356, 3d; Roswell Park. Two State Ades To Help County.. Welfare Dept. ALBANY, Aprl 15 Two Stats Welfare Department casework specalsts have Joned the staff of the Westchester and Nagara County welfare departments to carry out a part of Governor Harrman's "attack on poverty" program. The state employees wll experment wth new ways and means of helpng famles to become mora self-suffcent, Mrs. Mnna Feld of Valhalla wll act as project supervsor for the state department's experment n Whte Plans. Jack L. Roach of Buffalo wll take up dutes n the Nagara department. The state hopes to have ten such specalsts workng wth local welfare agences ths year. SOCAL SECURTY news, com. nent, questons, answers appear regularly n Te Leader.

4 27 More Lsts, 23 of Them Promotonal New York Cty wll ssue 27 elgble lsts on Wednesday, Aprl 17 four open compettve and 23 promoton rosters. Tle ttles, wth number of elgbles, follow: OrEN-COSPKTTVE Assstant archtect, 10 Furnture specfcatons wrter, 2 Assstant cvl engneer. 21 Assstant accountant, 57 PROMOTON Assstant archtect, Educaton, 1 Assstant cvl engneer, Kducatlon, 1 Assstant cvl engneer, Transt, 3 Assstant cvl engneer. Housng. 5 Assstant archtect, Housng, 1 Assstant archtect, Manhattan presdent's, 1 Assstant archtect. Publc Worlcs, 2 Foreman 'structures. Group E), Transt, 6 Assstant cvl engneer, general lst, 58 Assstant cvl engneer, Bronx presdent's, 4 Assstant cvl engneer. Transt Constructon Dept., 12 Assstant cvl engneer, Publc Works, Bureau of Engneerng, 4 Assstant cvl engneer, Water Supply Gas and Electrcty, 5 Assstant cvl engneer, Queens presdent's, 2 Assstant cvl engneer, Brooklyn presdent's, 4 Assstant cvl engneer, Rchmond presdent's, 2 Assstant cvl engneer, Publc Works, n Assstant cvl engneer, Manhattan presdent's, 3 Assstant cvl engneer, Marne and Avaton, 1 Assstant archtect, general lst, 8 Assstant archtect, Transt, Constructon Department, 1 Assstant cvl engneer, Educaton, Bureau of Engneerng, 1 Senor cvl engneer, Educaton, 5 Techncal Jobs Open cft Two Ar Force Bases The Board of Cvl Servce Examners, Mltchel Ar Force Base, N. Y., set a closng date of Wedne.sday, Aprl 24 for applcatons for these jobs: Arcraft pston engne mechanc and assembler, and arcraft sheetmetal manufacturer and reparer, $2.26 an hour;.lunor arcraft materals dspatcher, $1.92; arcraft materals dspatcher. $2.05. and arcraft sheetmetal manufacturer and reparer, $2.26. Applcatons wll be accepted untl further notce for the same Jobs lsted above, hut for work at Suffolk County Ar Force Base, Westhampton Beach. N. Y. These Stay Open Both Mltchel and Suffolk Ar Bases wll contnue to ssue applcatons untl further notce for arcraft propeller mechanc, $2.05 and $2.26; and for arcraft hydraulc systems mechanc. $2.26. Obtan Form 57 and 5001 ABC from any post offce except Manhattan and the Bronx, or from the U. S. Cvl Servce Commsson, 641 Wa.shngton Street. New York 14, N. Y., and send them to the Board of Cvl Servce Examners at the Mltchel or Suffolk address, dependng on job locaton. The announcement for all lobs s No ). SCHOOLS ENGNEERNG EXAMS.T' Jr Aum Cvl,.M''l. 'Mr,' logr L'v lof.- HUl- ()llrt Spt CoHt LCENSE PREPARATON Km'. Arc'h't'ot.Suvoynr,.'taty, nen'kleraflon: l-lct'tran. 'nrt. Ol \F r( ):s«;\ M\'' C.S, A'. Al«. Cfo. TrK. Cal,' l'ly» MONDELL NSTTUTE 230 \V 41 St Let 7 8 Av W Socal Securty Questons PLEASE STATE the basc concept of Socal Securty. B.F. Old-Age and Survvors nsurance under the Socal Securty Law has been n operaton more than 20 years. The basc dea of the program has been that workers and ther employers and selfemployed persons contrbute to a fund, and when earnngs stop because of death or because of retrement, payments are made from the fund to the worker and hs dependents or to hs survvor.s. Under recent changes n the Socal Securty program, severely dsabled persons unable to work ran protect ther future beneft rghts, and those who are 50 or over may receve monthly dsablty benefts. MY USBANO s gong to retre soon. am nearly 62. have never worked under Socal Securty. thnk may take a wfe's beneft before age 65. Would you explan how that works? J..J. f a man s enttled to old age nsurance benefts hs wfe may become enttled to her benefts at ar.y tme after age 62 nstead of watng untl 65. f you take payments before age 65, the amount of the monthly beneft wll be reduced. The amount of the reducton depends on the number of months before you reach 65 that you start gettng benefts. The reduced amount of the wfe s not ncreased ether. HAVE BEEN consdered dsabled by the Veteran's Admnstraton. Snce ths s a government agency. should thnk that the Socal Securty Admnstraton would accept my V. A. ratng and consder me dsabled. P.C. The rules n the Socal Securty Law for decdng whether a person s dsabled are dfferent from those of some other Government and prvate dsablty programs. Ths means that jsorue dsabled persons, recevng payments for total dsablty from another Government agency, or from a prvate company, may not be found elgble under the Socal Securty Law. AM a woman, born n t begn employment covered by Socal Securty n Sept;ember, 1957 and retre n February 1959, wll be elgble for benefts at the age 62? E.S.G. A woman born n the frst half of 1900 needs 22 quarters of coverage (5' years of work under FNE MEN'S Socal Securty), and a woman born n the second half of 1900 needs 23 quarters of coverage years). Snce you ndcate that you would only have seven quarter.' of coverage, you would not be elgble for benefts on your work record n February, AM 48 and wll retre at age 55. v.ll have worked for seven years under Socal Securty at the maxmum earnngs leveh f work at a reduced salary (about $2500 a year) after that, wll ths reduce my retrement beneft? N.N.R. Yes. To collect the maxmum retrement beneft, a person must be pad $4,200 a year for all years begnnng wth 1955 and through the year before retrement age <65 for men, 62 for women), wth the excepton of any one year. 1 HAVE HEARD that f don't fle for a dsablty freeze by June 30, 1957, may not be able to get the beneft of the dsablty provsons of the law. But, have also been told that must wat sx months after the start of a dsablty before can fle for protecton. became dsabled n February, What should do? Z.F. You should wat for the sx months to pas.s, and f stll dsabled, should contact your Socal Securty Offce. Applcatons for the dsablty "freeze" must be receved by June 30, 1957 from all those who became dsabled before July, 1956 n order for them to get ther d.sablty protecton. Snce you dd not become dsabled before July 1956, the requrement for flng applcaton by June 30, 1957 does not apply to you. Report to Gerosa Lsts Mantenance Man Rate Th efforts of Local 237, Teamsters,.A get hgher pay rates for mantenance, through new hearngs wnder the Laboj Law, showed mmedate effect when the frst hearng was held last week. Comptroller Lawrence E. Gerosa had a new survey made, and the results were revealed at the hearng. The Comptroller's nvestgators found the prevalng rate, n a report on dated Aprl 8, 1957, for varous types of mantenance man work n prvate ndustry. As the unon learned for the frst tme at the hearng what the survey report sets forth, Howard C. Fschbach, the presdng offcer, who s assstant to the Comptroller, adjourned the case untl 2:30 P.M., Wednesday, May 15, n Room 738 of the Muncpal Buldng, New York Cty. Comment Laler The unon made no comment on the latest rate report, pendng completon of ts own study of prevalng rates of mantenance men n prvate ndustry. Henry Fensten, presdent of Local 237, represented the unon at whose nstance the new hearngs are beng held. Assstant Corporaton Counsel Mchael A. Buonora appeared for Corporaton Counsel Peter Campbell Brown. Morrs Wessberg, attorney for a group of mantenance AT FACTORY PRCES THAT WLL AMAZE YOU CLOTHES Kelly Clothes, nc. 621 RVER STREET TROY. N. Y, 2 Blocks No. of Hoosck St. "O'L NOW! KEEP TRM at the ST. GEORGE GYM NEW Bod/ Condtonng Apparatus BARBELLS and DUMBBELLS Get nto Shape for Weght Lftng Tests! COMPLETE GYMNASUM EQUPMENT low ADMSSON ncludts ute of world-famous nolurol tolt-walor Swmmng Pool, Sunlampt. Dry-Hot and Slaam Rooms. Sut and towd tupplled. POOL ClARK ST., B'KYN MAn th Av«. RT Clark St. Sto. n hold men, was present, as were John Harold, attorney, Amercan Federaton of State, County and Muncpal Employees, a'nd a repre- sentatve of Davd Savage, attorney for other mantenance men. Mr. Savage was n a hosptal. He had undergone an operaton. He s'now at home, recuperatng. The mantenance men are covered by Secton 220 of the State Labor Law, whch guarantees to mechancs, workmen and laborers engaged n the constructon and mantenance of publc works the rates prevalng n local prvate ndustry. Ther Possblty of Move current rate of $2.24 an hour was the bass of on whch a lump-sum checks for back payment of the rase, to December, 1955 were ssued. Current payroll does not reflect the ncrea.se because of court suts and dfferences of opnon between two Cty offcals. n the Housng Authorty, however, mantenance men recewd not only the back pay, but get the $2.24 currently. WN DEA AWARDS Fve employees of the New York Cty Polce Department wll receve cash awards and cerlflcntts for suggestons. Polce Comms» sloner Stephen P. Kennedy announced. The recpents: Senor Clerk Anne T. Hnchey, $150; Patrolman Edward A. Hopke. $20;! Leutenants Walter L. Kendall, Jr., Mlton Jlrak, and Senor Stenographer Edward O. Skorney, SO each. The awards were made by tho New Yok Cty Employees Suggeston Program. DECSONS EXPECTED APRL 29 ON GROUP OF NYC PAY APPEALS The executve sesson of (he New York Cty Career and Salay, Appeals Board, orgnally.scheduled for Tuesday, Aprl 23. has been postponed untl Monday, Aprl 29. The Board wll attempt to reach decsons on a.s many as possble of the ttles heard before January 1 last. Among the ttles on whch tjec.sons s expected are several n the Department of Hosptals, ASST. TRAN DSPATCHER TEST TO BE HELD APRL 27 New York Cty has scheduled the wrtten test n the Transt assstant tran dspatcher promoton exam for 583 canddates on Saturday, Aprl 27, VSUAL TRANNG FOR PATROLMAN Fur Eychltlt tefurcncnt Tokl DR. A. A. MARKeW O"T()Al,rUlST OKTOPST SOU 12th Ave., Brooklyn Ulter lukk.v - NASS.tU OFFUlO FR By Appontment RESORTS POCONO POND yll Dgman's Ferry, Pa. 2 hrn. N.Y. Honsokecpmr ns, all oqnj>p«'«l. llntu'lkp, prvate nt-jr (Jll H S>a(«) r.-rk, Swnmft-. bo;. s:uu' lun'h'. sore am Clnrol. rd.njtn $40.00 wth 'Z chklren JS.OO. Rrsorve now. "WAYSDE COTTAGEo no Ml From N. V. <lll \ a<-t> Kctr't Motcru Jloon Cottagva wtl or wnot tlehcn FK-trf t'r.vjle '.1tUl.l Pool Arls CrallH l'"or Chllr' Rrts. Ral! - Month or Seasfjn «r(«.a. Nc Wl.\»<l<' (olkkfu. Coll Mprnr. N. 1. 'nl.s rk r>-ht(: N.V. Sl up nnp l ly P 111 WANT TO PASS A CVL SERVCE TEST? Durng the next twelve months there wll be many appontments to U. S. Government jobs n the greater New York area ard throughout the country. They are avalable to men and women between 18 and 55. These wll be jobs payng as hgh as $ a month to start, rhey are well pad n comparson wth the same knd of Jobs n prvate ndustry. They offer more securty than prvate employment. Many of these jobs requh-e lttle or no experence or specaled educaton. BUT n order lo get one of these Jobs, you must pass a C tl Servce test. The competton n these tests s ntense. n some cases as few as one out of fve applcants passes! Anythng you can do lo ncrease your cances of pasbng s well worth your whle. Prankhn nsttute s a prvately owned frm whch helps many pass these tests each year. The nst-ltute s the largest and oldest Drganzaton of ths knd and t s not connected wth the Governaent. To get full nformaton of charge on the Government jobs fll out the coupon, stck to postal card, and mal TODAY or call at offce open 9:00 to 5:00 daly. The nsttute wll also show you how you can qualfy yourself to pass these tests. Don't delay-act NOW Frankln nsttute', Dept. H W. 42nd St.. N. Y. 18, N. y. Rush to me entrely free of charge (1) a full descrpton of 0. B. Cvl Servce jobs; (2) free copy of llustrated 3(-page book wth (3) lst of U. a. Cvl Servce jobs; (4) tell me how to prepare for one of these tests. Name Age Street Apt # Cty Zone... State CuupoQ U valuable. Use t before you mslay t.

5 NYC's Aprl Seres Of Exams Lsted BuK to enclose a self-addressed, elk- et stamped envelope at least nne nchcs wde.. OPEN-COMPETTVE ASSSTANT LANDSCAPE AR( MTECT, $5,750-$7.l90. Seven otonrs, Parks Department and Housng Authorty. Fee $5. Cty rfsdtnce law does not apply. Brccalureate degree n landscape New York Cty s now ssung an<l 'pcpvng applu-atons for the foll'wff tests. The closnt date s shown at the end ot each dgest. Apply by representatve. n per- Bo >r by mal to the Personnel Department's Applleatlo Dvson, 9( Duane Street, New York 7, N. Y.. just opposte The,eader ohes. f applyng by mal, be rrclteclure and three years' rela led experence: hgh school p j'luaton and seven years' exp' 'lce, or an equvalent. (Wednesday, Aprl 24). f);)92. SENOR STREET CLUB WORKER, $4,250-$5,330; 18 openngs, Yout Board. Fee $4. One of ttp lollnwng: certflcat.e or master's degree from approved.socal worlc.school; master's degree n psy-ology, educatonal psycholoy. educaton, recreaton, gudenctf, crmnology, socology, human relatons, or equvalent, am one year's experence n K»)U ) worlc, recreaton, rounsellv or.unor or senor lgh-school t'jrlng: baccalureate degree re-' gs.ered wth the State Unversty ec two years' suc experence, or an equvalent combnaton. All canddates must have a baccalaureate degree. (Wednesday, AMl 241. (Persons wo fled n tepl ember, 956, need not le a- grtlm. 774:. NSPECTOR OF FRE ALARM BOXES, $3.750-$4.830, Tuoo vacances, Fre Department. Fee $3. Three years' pad experenc; n lle last 15 wth mechancal and/or olectrlcal apparatus; or > year n lle last fve of such experence plus Tg school gradual n, or an equvalent. (Wednesday, Aprl 24> ASSSTANT BOROUGH C (VMMUNTY COORON.VrOR, $().or)0-$ Pour vacances, Cty Youll Board. Fe $5. Baccalaure le degree regstered wtl te St.le Unversty, plus master's t-'ree or certfcate from an appmved socal work sclool. n ad- (lmot. fve years' pad socal work experence n an accredted agency. two years of wc must lave b'' supervsory, and tuee year.s n communty organzaton. (Wednesday, Aprl BOROUGH COMHUT- Nl VY COORDNA TOR, $7,100- $K.900. Fve vacances. Cty Youth B vud. Fee $5. Baccalaureate deg-e regstered wt the State Unversty, and certfcate or master's degr.'e from approved socal Work school. n addton, sx ye; -.' related experence n an acceptable agency, three years su- f'vl.sory, and three years n apnopale communty organzaton..(wednesday, Aprl 24), ENGNEERNG ADE, $3,250-$4,330. Ffty vacances, varous Cty departments. Fee $3. One ot the followng combnatons: hkl\ school graduator. and one year'.s practcal engneerng erperence; two year.s' study toward an engneerng or archtecture degree regstered wth the State Unversty; assocate degree n appled scence from a course relatng to the dutes of the poston, or an equvalent comnaton. (Wednesday, Aprl 24). 78G6. HOUSNG NSPECTOR, $4,520-$5,330, (May rse to $4,- 550-$5-99$ on July 1) 26 openngs. Buldngs Department. Fee $4. Fve years' experence as an ar_chtect, engneer, mason, carpentertplumber, plasterer or ron worker, (Wednesday, Aprl 24) NSPECTOR OF BOR- OUGH WORKS, $4,550-$5,990. Fee $4. Four years' recent experence constructng and/or reparng roads and sewers, or an equvalent. (Wednesday, Aprl 24) LANDSCAPE ARCH- TECT, $7, One vacancy each n Educaton and Parks Departments and Housng Authorty. Fee $5. Baccalaureate degree n landscape archtecture from a recognzed techncal nsttuton and sx-years' related experence; lgh school graduaton and 10 years' experence, or an equvalent. (Wednesday, Aprl 24) LAUNDRY FOREMAN, $3,500-$4,5B0. Four vacances. Hosptals Department; others from tme to tme. Men only. Fee $3. Graduaton from elementary school and two years' experence n a complete proce.ss laundry, one year supervsory; or an equvalent. (Wednesday, Aprl 24) PUBLC HEA.TH PHY- SCAN, S9.400-$ Three vacances, Health Department. Open to all qualfed ctzens. Fee $5. Graduaton from a medcal school regstered wt te State Unversty and one year's formal nternshp n an approved general osptal. n addton, master's degree n publc health and two years' publc health practce (admnstratve). or an equvalent. (Wednesday, Aprl 24) RESEARCH ASSST.\NT (YOUTH ACTVrrES), $5,150- $6,590. Fve vacances, Cty Youth Board. Fee $5. One of the followng: baccalaureate degree regstered wth the State Unversty and three years' socal casework wth.youts; ma=;ter's degree n socology or psychology and two year.s' such experence; master's degree or -certfcate from an approved socal work school and one year's experence as above, or an equvalent. (Wedne.sday, Aprl 24). PROMOTON ASSSTANT ELECTR- CAL ENGNEER, all departments, $5,750-$7,l90. Pee $5. Permanent employment as.unor electrcal engneer or electrcal engneerng draftsman for sx months precedng test date, June 20, to apply; two years for appontment. (Wednesday, Aprl 24). Goverrment Ades Honor Co-Workers The Second Dstrct Department. Amercan Federaton ot Government Employees, AFL-CO, wll honor two natonal offlcers, Henretta E. Oldng and Tmothy J. Kelly, at a testmonal dnnerdance on Saturday, May 11, The event wll be held n the Grand Street Boys' Club. New York Cty. Mss Oldng s former natonal secretary-treasurer, Mr. Kelly, natonal vce presdent for the second dstrct. Subscrptons, at $7.50 a person, may be obtaned from A, Wendell Peterson, Dstrct Department p. O. Box 036, Church Street Staton, 90 Church Street, New York Cty. Checks should be made payable to the Second Dstrct Department, AFGE. Tckets may also be obtaned at the dstrct department meetng scheduled for Wednesday evenng, Aprl 17, n the Hotel Tme.s Square, Manhattan, at 8:30 P.M. After a recent local lodge electon of AFGE 1584, Fort Tlden, Mr. Kelly nstalled the followng offcers: Susan F. Gaubel, presdent: Wllam Drages, frst vce presdent; Joseph Kng, second vce presdent; Mrs. Frank Mc- Namara, secretary; Mabel Hartman, treasurer, and Smon Zubow, trustee for a three-year term. U.S. Personnel Chefs to Confer Tle fve Federal Personnel Assocatons of New York and New Jersey wll hold ther annual conference on personnel management on Tnnsday, May 2 and Frday, May 3 at Bear Mountan nn, Bear Mountan, N. Y. The nternatonal Busness Machne Corporaton wll lead a dscu.sson on automaton and ts effects on personnel management, usng llustratve equpment. Conference leaders wll nclude Evelyn Harrson, Assstant drector, Bureau of Programs and Standards: U. S. Cvl Servce Commsson; Dr. Albert S. Thompson, Columba Unversty; Robert H. Wlley, Drector of Cvlan Personnel, Department of the Army; A. E. Weatherbee, Deputy A.ssstant Postmaster General for Personnel, Post OfTce Department: Rchard Johnson, tranng coordnator. New York Port Autlort.v, and Dr, James S. Smkn, chef p.sycl)ologst. Veterans Admnstraton regonal offce, Newark, N. J. WOVAN WNS THRD AWARD Mare. Nolan, clerk n the communcatons and records branch. Adjutant General's Secton, Governors sland, receved her thrd cvlan ncentve award for suggestng a safety measure. Meat-Ax Budgets Drop Jobs, mpar Servce Says, Unon The Natonal Federaton of Federal Employees ha.s urged that consderaton of the budget n relaton to numbers of employee.s should be on the bass of a realstc apprasal of the extent and varety of the mssons to be performed by the Federal departments and agences as outlned n Congressonal enactments and executve orders. n a statement released on behalf of the NFFg, Presdent Vaux Owen asserted that "declaratons and actons whch emphasze numbers alone, whether of employees or total payroll, and do not gve correspondng emphass to tle large and constantly growng responsbltes of the Federal.servce, obvously fal to gve a full and far pcture. '"t should be borne n mnd that Federal employees do not hre themselves. They are recruted to carry out programs establshed by the Congress or the Executve.Branch; programs regarded as essental to the natonal welfare and securty. "There surely can be general agreement on the proposton that Federal departments and,agences should be nether overstaffed nor understaffed. Tle Natonal Federaton of Federal Employees does DELEHANTY not beleve that the Federal Government should have on the rolls even one more employee than s needed effcently ts carry out the over-all msson. The NFFE s convnced also that an mproved pay structure, n lne wth present-day requrements, would be a long step forward toward genune economy and heghtened effcency of operatons along the lne. Dutes Stressed "t must be recognzed as h matter of practcal fact tlat many departments and agence.s have been gven expanded dutes and functons and that, at the same tme, they are havng serous recrutment dffcultes n a wde varety of mportant categores." Vsual Tranng OP CANDDATES For PATROLMAN TRANST PATROLMAN FOR THE EYESGHT TESTS OP CVL SERVCE REQUREMENTS DR. JOHN T. FLYNN Optometrsf Orfhoptld 300 Wes 23rd St., N. Y. C t; '\ l Ol} «VA U'&UlO DRECTORY HOUSNG NSPECTOR $4,550 to $5,990 Many apponlmcnta fnnddatps must have at rasl 6 years expcrlonoe u MHHon.*, CarppnrTj. Plumbers. 'laslfrcfh or ron Workers or as ArohUceta or Kngut'tMH. A>»luaton3 now opt'n. Kxan June Classes n MANHATTAN: Mon. & Wed. at 7:30 P M: BRDGE & TmNEL OFFCER $3,500 fo $5,300 MUhnMn:.M<n. 1:15.lutnan: \V(><. 7 '.M. HOUSNG OFFCER $3,750 to $4,830 Mnlattnu: Tes. 1:15 or 7 r.">l. Jnnalou: \Ve<l. 7:ao T.M. T'NDtKDS OK A''ONTMKNTS. ArrK.\("rVK KMATrUKS- 1. No H«h y' tool cdk'atoj rojtret. '. N. V. Cty ro.tlcneo NOT requrou, 3. Kxlrent'ly ltnral af'. heylt ant vson requrpnenu. CLERK PROMOTON - Classes 6 P.M. n 4 Boros MANHATTAN: ;o K»t 13(1. St. noar 4 Av.. TUESDAY BRONX: Trocl'o ll:ll'(, n.'. K. Troot Ave. TUESDAY BROOKLYN: A<u<ll-n.v of Musr,.so.Hrn.vrlla Ave. WEDNESDAY QUEENS: Jan»l«Ave. THURSDAY MOTOR VEHCLE OPERATORS $3,500 a Year fo Start ($70 a Wk) ncreases to $4,580 ($88 a Wl) $250 a Year More f Assgned fo Drvng a Truck CLASSES n MANHATTAN- THURS. at 5:45 P.M. or 7:45 P.M. PATROLMAN PHYSCAL TEST Gym Classes n Manhattan and Jamaca Preparaton for HGH SCHOOL EQUVALENCY EXAM Class Starts MON. APR 15 at 7:30 P.M. n Manhattan /t/fyfbh Pobm? SANTATON MAN $5,050 a Year Ths salary after 3 years servce, $3,950 a Year to Start EXCELLENT OPPORTUNTES FOR PROMOTON Mental & Physcal Classes - Day and Eve Manhattan or Jamaca PROMOTON TO FRE LEUTENANT Manhattan: WEDNESDAY 10:30 A.M. or 7:30 P.M. Jamaca: TUESDAY 10:30 A.M. or 7:30 P.M. POLCE PROMOTON M) AR CONDTONER as lttle as j oo OOH'T DELAY! SEE US TODAY DRAKE HOME APPLANCE, NC. 119 FULTON STREET BA 7-191«N. Y. 38. N. Y. TlW" Manhattan: WEDNESDAY 10 A.M. or 7 P.M. Jamaca: MONDAY 10 A.M. or 7 P.M. N. Y. CTY LCENSE COURSES REFRGERATON MACHNE OPERATOR Thurs, at 7 P. M. STATONARY ENGNEER Starts Tuas. May 7 at 7:30 P.M. VOCATONAL COURSES DRAFTNG AUTO MECHAKCS TV SERVCNft The DELEHANTY NSTTUTE MANHATTAN: S EAST S STRCT. Phoaa OR JAMACA: MERRCK LVO., bat. Jamaca A Hlllslda Avas. OfKN MON 10 rk U A.M. n t f.m. HATUHAVB A.M. ll f.m.

6 # L E A P E R. Anpvlea*» Mrgest Weekly tor Publc EmployeeM Mcnlnr Audt Hrca of rrnlalont 'uhlfhfl ever Tuesday by LEADER PUBLCATONS. NC. f7 Duont Sfreet. Naw York 7. W. Y. BEekman 3-«010 Jerry FnkcUlrln, Phlsher * PHU Kjcr, Ctllor. J, Bernard, C.nntrhllng Kdlnr N.. Magor, ltnnesn Manager Alhnny Adrerlsng O/fre: ra/a took Shop. :{}to trodwy, Albany. N. Y. lov Per Copy. Slscrpon 'rrf $\.l2v2 lo nontler* of tll! Cvl Servrc KnpU>;rrs A8su<'alon $1.00 l< nof-nenl)cr!. TUESDAYRAPRN7L6R 957 Four-Day Week Sought LAST week, a colnust wrttng n a New York Cty lewspapev warned the masters of ndustry that the bg unons would start ther battle for the four-day work week n f tle unons are succcssful and past performance n shavng down the work lwrs for ndustral employees gves every ndcaton they wll be the mpact among publc employees wll be tremendous. Covernmenl's weaknc.ss n ths area s shown by the fact that whle the 40-hour week s accepted as the norm throughout prvate ndustry, wth many postons requrng only a 35-hour week, a condton of publc employment often entals 41 to 48 and, n some cases, 60 hours per week. Whle the forcos of ndustral unonsm have gradually compelled government Jursdctons to nstall the 40-hour week, ths matter no sooner came nto effect wlcn the push began for the 85 hour week. Now, comes tle leap to a four-day work perod. The request for ths shorter work week should reult n a boon to the publc employee. t wll epeed the 85-hour week n those ranks of prvate ndustry where t has not yet been accepted; t wll put pressure on government to elmnate a 40-hour plus Avork week everywhere and make preparaton for not only the S5-hour week but for the four-day week eventually. Cancel Meal Charges ONE of the most humane and heartenng aspect of he hearng on the New York Cty budget on th«day reserved for comment by employees was the promse of Mayor Robert F. Wagner that the Board of Estmate would gve serous consderaton to the request by employees of the Department of Hosptals for cancellaton of meal charges. Those charges never should have been mposed. The only reason they have been permtted to endure has been that on paper tley appear to eave the Cty money. n practce they do not. The food has to be prepared for the exqected number of employees. Often many of them can't afford to pay for a meal, and go hungry. Many of them are n the Cty's lowest-pad group, $2,500 a year. The food the hard-pressed mght have eaten s dscarded. The Cty not only saves nothng but commts extravagance and waste. Any attempt to practce socalled economy, at the expense of lvng-out employees of a department where tasks are so demandng and so often performed nervous tenson. s a blow to morale. under Wlle present rates are one-quarter of cost, tley would go up to one-half. n the comng budget, unless the Board rules otherwse; n the thrd year would be threequarters of cost, and n the fourth year full charge would preval. The combned effect of rse n the cost of lvng and nflcton of meal charges thus completely wpes out the beneft of tle $150 annual ncrement for four years, end partly fur years thereafter. Now s a good tme to do a good deed for the deservng llo.sptals Dopartnu'nt ( Uployees. The Board of Estmate must caucol the meal charges. TO THE LETTERS EDTOR PARTSAN POLTCS AND EMPLOYEE GROUPS Edtor, The Leader: Ths results of the 1957 Legslature, n terms of benefts to State employees, are, feel, defnte proof of the need for employee groups not to algn themselves poltcally wth ether party. The Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton, whch won a tremendous program for the State workers t represents.has never endorsed a poltcal party. Yet ts poltcal accomplshments outmeasured by far those of other, larger labor groups. t s my feelng that employee nterest s the prmary concern of any employee organzaton. One can never tell n advance whch poltcal party s prepared to advance that nterest. do not lay that all poltcal acton s mnecessary. But do say that t should be expended from year to year towards that party whch wll best serve the nterests of the employee. CSEA MEMBER Albany, N. Y. Government has always lagged far behnd prvate ndustry n cuttng down tme spent at the job. But the gans won by labor unons have, n the end, brought heavy pressures to bear on workng condtons for the publc employee. KND WORD FOR NEW PATROLMAN APPONTEE Edtor, The Leader: We wsh to express our apprecaton to Slate Specal Patrolman Davs, newly assgned to the ffth floor. State Offce Buldng, 80 Centre Street, New York Cty, for hs courteous and effcent performance of duty. Tle appontng offcer of hs department should be credted for selectng hm. We hope there wl be more appontees lke Patrolman Davs. CVL SERVCE EMPLOYEES Workmen's Compensaton Board and State Motor Vehcle Dvson, New York Cty Queston, Please F AN NCREMENT s dened to a New York Cty employee because he gets a below-standard ratng, under the new amendment may the dened ncrement be restored? C. E. No. Restoraton may take place, under the amendment, but only for an ncrement date lubsequent to the date of denal. The exact language of the amendment: "The amount ef ncrement wthheld from an employee by reason of a below standard se-vlce ratng may be restored to juch employee on any of hs ncrement credt dates subsequent to the ncrement credt date on whch hs ncrement was dened, any regulaton or resoluton of ths Board notwthstandng, provded: that the head of the agency n whch ha receved Chef Fnancal Offcer Lkes Hs Salam <<A satsfed employee s an employer's greatest asset." That s the motto of Lawrence E. Gerosa, New York Cty Comptroller. Startng as a Western Unon messenger boy, and later servng as a Cty government santatonman, he went nto busness for hmself on a shoestrng, and bult up the largest truckng busness east of the Msssspp. He doesn't throw money around, far from t. Presdents of banks and corporatons v.ho have many dealngs wth hm fnd hm a hard barganer. Comptroller Gerosa s a Demo- LAWRENCE E. GEROSA BY H. J. BERNARD crat, but most of the persons he has to deal wth are Republcans. The mpresson seems to be that the Republcans have most of the money. Frank n Hs Dealngs Cty employees recognze n Mr. Gerosa a man who wll consder wth phlo.sophcal far-mndedness whatever proposals they make. f a request s to be dened, he says so frankly. For nstance, on the queston of whether members of the New York Cty Employees Retrement System presently on an approxmately contrbuton bass, wll get the rato, the Cty payng the larger part, as obtans for polcemen and fremen, hs answer s No. "The cost would be prohbtve," he sad. "The employees can hardly expect to acheve that goal at ths tme. Later, members of the New York Cty Employees Retrement System may get a better rato than at present, but that depends on employees remanng n Cty servce longej-. nstead of retrng early. The polcemen have a record of early retrement. Fremen are puttng themselves nto the same category. Able to retre after 20 years on half pay, many of them do so as the below standard ratng so rec-' possble. Then they can ommends; and provded further that no more than one ncrement n tle ttle can be restored n ths manner; and that the employee shall execute an approprate waver of back pay." A DATB was let by the New York Cty Cvl Servce Commsson for» publlo hearng on reclasslfylnf unsklled laborers nto the eompetltlve elasj, tout was postponed wthout date. Has any new date been set yett f not, why not? B E.P. No new date ha been set. We do cot know why. get another Job before they ere too old to be acceptable to prvate ndustry. Longer lfe expectancy encourages them to act that way. "f employees stay n Cty servce beyond mnmum age or mnmum length of servce for retrement, the penson cost to the Cty would be reduced, and ther penson rato possbly mproved. Aganst Meal Charges Asked whether be thought the meal charges ahould be abolshed n the Department ef Hosptals, he answered Yes. Budget Drector Abraham D. Bcame has fgures that tend to show that meal Charles mposd ea Uvlng-out employees save the Cty monry. Mr. Gerosa feels that the fgures would not be substantated by the facts. He sad that employees of hotels, restaurants, and the lke, get meals, at employer expense, and that f a charge s mposed, the food supply cost to the employer somehow remans about the same, thoush fewer employees eat at tables. Employees help themselves to food, also carry some off the premses, he s convnced, so the employer suffers a bad rase of dsapponted economy. Pay Checks Every Two Weeks Thanks largely to the automaton ntroduced by the Comptroller, Cty employees wll pet ther pay clecks every two week.s, after July 1 next, nstead of only twce a month. \The automaton project s a long-range one, an aspect of whch s that up to 150 checks a mnute can be l.ssued. All that's requred s that the Cly have enough money n the bank to back them up. He makes sure tlat t has. He has ntroduced varous money-savng methods, ncludng 15-year bond ssues. nstead of the former."o years, to save nterest, and makng large short-tme depost.s that draw per dem nterest rates. lr. Gerosa sad that t takes two terms as Comptroller to see thronkh a complete and \aed pro,nam, such as the one he bus nsttuted. A ruecn Fan As the Cty's chef fnancal offcer he has many weghty problems to solve, and has to deal wth complex fnancal structure"!, and fgures that run nto the bllons of dollars. Nevertheless he has not lost touch wth hs fellow-man. He was born n Mlan, taly, 63 years ago, lkes talan food, and drops nto restaurants where men employed by hs prvate corporaton usually eat. He has a salanf sandwch or some spaghett and meat balls wt them, and also vsts wth them n ther recreatonal hangouts. Many of them have worked for hs corporaton for long years, and call hm Lan y. Then he goes h.ome and lslea to recordngs of hs favorte composer, Puccl. Publc Admnstraton TELEPHONE A N S W K RNG servces were' hred throuyhout Calforna to help Los AnRelos County recrut engneers, Publlo Personnel As.soclaton reports. Advert.sements asked applcants to telephone the answerng servces n ther own towns. County Cvl Servce Commsson ntervewers vsted only the towns where prospects were revealed by telephone. "f Were Bo<;s Week" has been started by the Regonal Offce of the U. S. Cvl Servce Commsson n Cncnnat to encourage suggestons by employees for mprovng procedures. Durng the week, 5upcr\sor, personally a.-.k each of ther.'ubordlnates how they would change thngs f they were n charge. deas resultng from the frst "f Were Boss Week," held last year, were reporled lu be valuable.

7 lx POSTAL EMPLOYEES f;et ACHEVEMENT AWARDS Sx employees of the New York Post Offce receved suggeston nd superor performance awards, postmaster Robert H. Schaffer announced., g The recpents! Albert A-sher, erk, $25 and certfcate; Phlp ershowltz, superntendent of fnancal records, certfcate; Foretnan Joseph mbrlan, certfcate; Foeman Leonard Satloff, $12.50 and certfcate; Carrer John E. Capplello, certfcate, and Clerk penjamn Levns, $25 and lertflcate. NEW YD 2 blocks from Grand Central Staton -3 from East Sde Arlnes Termnal -Adjacent to Unted Natons- Wrte for free New Yok Cty Catendar of Events. 4 PA Sngles from... PU Doubles from $8 304 E. 42nd St, A New York Yort Jor There's no Gn lke Gordon's ASSSTANT COURT CLERKS PROMOTON TEST APRL 27 Wrtten tests n the New York Cty examnaton for promoton to a.ssl.stant court clerk have been set for Saturday, Aprl 27. The canddates are 64, Muncpal Court: 32, Specal Sesson; 143, Cty Magstrates; 31, Domestc Relatons, PHONE OPERATOR NEEDED N A HURRY N BROOKLYN Fort Hamlton, 98th Street and Port Hamlton Parkway, Brooklyn, urgently needs a telephone operator at $3,175-$3,685 a year. Wrte the Cvlan Personnel Offce at the address of the fort, or telephone SH , Extenson yo Cmlom to SAVE AT AMERCAN RVNG Ctablhtd 1151 M«mb«r fadtfol Otpokt nuronc* Cor». FOUR HANDY BRANCHES «3 S S R O A D W A Y AT W O R T H ST. BROADWAY AT 111th ST. UPTOWN MOTOWN: 2S WEST 42nd ST. FRST AVENUE AT 86th ST. Sprng Styles Why Pay More? The BANKER'S HAT M M'FACTVHED SOU) 0.\7.1 HY Truly Yours BEST HAT FL.AT TOPS TYROr.K VNS LGHT EGHTS WATKR BLOCKED RKTr.Y LLNED /</ One 'rce OMBUUGS 6.60 TRULY YOURS BEST HAT COe V Block from Cty Hall 139 Nassau Street Cor. Beekman St. "Lookng nsde," LEADER'S weekly column of analyss and forecast, by H. J. Bernard. Read t regularly. Our Only Store NEW YORK CTY. N. Y. A\n SOCAL SECURTY news, comment, questons, answers appear reffularly n The Leader. ACCDENT & HEALTH DSABLTY NSURANCE protects you aganst the total loss of your ncome when you are totally dsabled by accdent or llnesse The CSEA's plan has pad more than $6,500,000 n clams to nsured members (.4 rhoof, t m NEUML SPWS DSTUED FROM ClAN GOkDlN'S DRY (N CO., LTD., LNDEN, N.. snce t now nsures more than 31,000 employees. t s your soluton to the problem of contnuty of ncome. Jon now! Don't Throw t Away! W» wll remodel your OLD fur coet nto NEW Style Stole or Cape for at lttle e r make t over to another tyle from $15.00 plu materal. (All work uncondtonally guaranteed for two yean. Free torage for year on all work f you brng thl ad. Call or wrte or come up to. STECHER & SON 104 W. 29H STREET, N. Y. C. LO 3-U32 Underwrtten By The Travelers ns. Co. Hartford, Conn. Admnstered By Ter Bush & Powell, nc. 148 CLNTON STREET SCHENECTADY. N. Ye

8 Regstered Nurses Needed at St. Albans The U. S. Naval Hosptal. St. Albans, L.., urgently needs regstered nurses at $3,670 to start, for temporary or permanent jobs. There are annual ncrements of $135 each. Appontments wll be made to postons n the delvery room,the nursery and women's wards. Telephone the Cvlan Personnel Offce at JAmalca , Extenson 285 for an ntervew. ARCHVE AFSSTANT JOBS Male archves assstants, at $3,- 175 a year, for duty n and near Washngton, D. C., are needed. Apply to the U. S. Cvl Servce Commsson, Washngton 25, D. C. YANKEE TRAVELER TRAVEL CLUB From Al.nVNY. TlOV F.loy Mfe Enfc Out Mor- (ftrn ffkrl, Arl 'JO-'J:! Nrw nrk (1(1 Tour Sep the Eautpr rnralc. Aprl 21: KaNtrr Hntlny KKT Rlle (o Skjllnp nn. Arll Slndjr Dlnnrr Kle tn M'ally'a Re»«taurant. May -JH and»6 s l.lln«tme at RorlfKter, Allany n'j-, 'JT for Rmerrallon, Troy Kntrpre 0R13. R. N. 1 BOX 6 RKNSSE.AKR. N. Y. PET.S A STPPMES Canares, Parakeets, M y n a b a, Cockatlels, Monkeys, Hamsters Gunea Pgs, Rabbts Mce. WGGAND'S PET SHOP. 122 Hudson Avenue. Albany, N. Y NEW / as year NOW! PORTABLE TV wth the power to produce true BG SET PERFORMANCE N W STYLNG!. HGK- FASHON., TABLE RADOS MlMZSOt Th«Pacemaker Mlglly mdget n delahlful colon. Tango Pnk, French Bege, Shodow Blue or Moroon. AC/DC. NRR SHOPS M4BS 'ttjn Qlfte.Shop lor Chrtslmnp rnrrt Djw Open evrnlktu 't) 0, Loudon Shop pln Cfllfr Allvnf MAYFLOWEr. KOVAL COURl APARTMENlfS - Furnshed Unfurnshed and Rooms Phone 4- l.')94 (Albany). Baby Towne Charles M. Grover Baby Furnture Accessores S Delaware Plaa, Delmar, N.Y. Phone 9-444S FOR RENSSELAER COUNTY REAL ESTATE John J. Melfe, Realtor TROY RD. EAST GREENBUSH Specalzng n Suburbs* Homes ALBANY ROOMS TO LET ROOMS 1 block from new Aloany N.Y.S. Campus. Resdental shower. Gentlemen. Parkng, Melrose Ave. Call Eves. Sat., Sunday A'ATMKNT TO SHARK BUSNKSS GRL SO-SO to share apt. Call aftt 8 P. M. Tel:!)-OOSl. Hannah Cohen, ;h6 Stale St,. Albany N, Y. FOR SALE New 3 Bedroom Spltlevel. NORTON & BRCK- LEY. Albany Area Bulders. UN APRL :05 P.M. Rt. Rev. Mchael E. Colemn, DD, Bshop of On' Apelle, Saslelchwan. Canada. SOOD FRDAY The Three Hour Servce APRL 19th. 12:00-3:00 P.M. The Rt. Rev. Frederck L. B«rty, D.D., STD, LLD, Bshop of Albany St. Peter'* Epscopal Church DnvMlown 9T.\'1E ST. A.UNT REV. LAMAN H. BRUNER. B.D. Rectof Sunday Servces 8 ft 11 A.M. Holy Cornmunon Wednesdays at 12:05 Noon Hltopo EDllKOa Chn'b CHURCH NOTCE ALBANY PEDEnArON OP CHURCHES 72 Churches unted to Church and Communty Servce. ARCO CVL SERVCE BOOKS and all tests PLAZA BOOK SHOP 380 Broadway Albany. N Y. Mol ft Phone Orders Flled Where fo Apply For Publc Jobs L. 8. Second Regonal OfBce, U. S. Cvl Servce Commsson, 641 Washngton Street, New York 14. N. Y. (Manhattan). Hours 8:30 to 5, Monday through Frday; closed Saturday. Tel. WAtkns Applcatons also obtanable at post offces, except the New York, N. Y., post offce. STATE Room 2301 at 270 Broadway, New York 7, N. Y., Tel. BArclay ; lobby of State Offce Buldng, and 39 Columba Street, Albany, N. Y., Room 212; State Offce Buldng, Buffalo 2, N. Y. Hours 8:30 to 5, closed Saturdays. Also. Room 400 at 155 West Man Street. Rochester, N. Y., Mondays only, 9 to S. All of foregong apples also to exams for county jobs conducted by the State Commsson. NYC NYC Department of Personnel, 96 Duane Street, New York 7. N. Y. (Manhattan) two block north of Cty Hall, just west of B-oadway, 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, should be addressed to 299 Broadway. New York 7, N. Y. Board of Educaton. Teachng Only Board of Examners, Board of Educaton, 110 Lvngston Street, Brooklyn 1, N. Y Hours 9 to 4:30, except Saturdays und Sundays. Tel. ULster NYC Travel Drectons Rapd transt lnes for reachng the U. S. State and NYC Cvl Servce Commsson offces n NYC follow: State Cvl Servce Commsson, NYC Cvl Servce Commsson 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. Data on Applcatons by Mall Both the U. 8. and the State ssue applcaton blanks and receve flled-out forms by mall. n applyng by mal for U. S. Jobs do not enclose return postage. Both the U.S. and the State accept applcatons f postmarked not later than the closng date. Because of curtaled collectons, NYC resdents should actually do ther malng no later than 8:30 P.M. to obtan a postmark of that date. NYC ssues and receves blanks by mal when the exam notce so states and f sx-cent-stamped en velope enclosed, self-addressed. The U. S. charges no applcaton fees. The Stale and the local Cvl Scrvlce Commssons charge lees at rules fxed by law. 17" PORTABLE (17' Overall doyonal pcture tube. 149 K). n. rectangular pcture oreo) brngs you CONSOLE POWER 14,300 volt! of p'cfure powerl CONSOLE FEATURES e Top Tunng Dol Spotlghtj Chonnel Number) e Cnbeam'S' Pcture Tube! Cnelens Pcture GOH e Statc-Free FM/TV Sound! CONSOLE QUALTY TV YOU CAN CARRY N ON HAND Model 2524 Culam Clock Rado Dramatc new foncept n clock rado tylng flt any foom n home operale moll opplance woke you to mtc. n Off- Whlte Of bony color. AC only. Model Z615 The Zephyr Gant 6 x9' peoker plu top crcutry degn oure fnet ltenng n table rado. Dromatc tlde-rule dol l< eaty to reod. Plug-n Phono-Jock. Starch Whte, Slverpne Green or Slote Grey colon. AC/DC. N E W P O R T A B L E GENUNE 4-8 P E E D EASY TERMS ARRANGED PRE-SEASON SPECAL ALUMNUM FOLDNG Saran Webbng P H O N O OUATY CHARS 3 BETTER LVNG DSTRBUTORS NC. 76 WLLOUGHBY STREET Brooklyn 1. N. Y. MAn Home of Tested Used Cars ARMORY OARAGE DESOTO - PLYMOUTH 926 Central Avenu* Albany. N. Y. n Tme of Need, Call M.W. Tebbutf's Sons 174 State 420 Kenwood Albany Delmar Over too Vears of OlktlKsh'd Fnrral Servce A.BANK. N,» You'll Be Boomng wth Beauty Please accept our nvtaton to vjft our completely new ultra-moderne beauty lalon to welcome the fresh nesv season n a flatterng "short-do" syled by one of our experts. You'll love the way today' "har-do's" make the most of your crownng glory. Luclle Beauty Salon 210 9UAL ST.. ALBAKY. N. Y Open Fr. Nght tl» f your har s not becomng you should be comng to us. to you, WASHNGTON EASTER TOUR THREE DAYS APRL Evervtllnr but meals. Hotels. Admssons. Complete. Sghtseeng. Etc. $35.00 \VLLAMSBURG AND THE JAMESTOWN FESTVAL TOl'K. Four Days -May 30-June 2. Hotels, admssons, complete sghtseeng of hstorc Wllamsburg, the Jamestown Festval und Rchmond Va. Everythng ncluded but meals $47.00 BEND FOR OUR NEW 1957 BROCHURE JUST OUT BOHL TOURS. NC.. Lohom. N. Y. C. l>ty 'luta Albany 4-lH0'.t toy (K 7-OaU Mllt fhura Albany t-'}u7g tlbany ««-SU8

9 mre POTATO THB wonsxkm DtfFeReHCH HE MGHT ENJOY YOUR HOME nfants and other Negro chldren from the same famly desperately need foster homes Monthly board ranges from $58 to S70 per chld Also clothng and medcal expenses CAN YOU HELP? FOR NFORMATON CALL sprng Federaton of Protestant Welfare Agences, nc. 207 Fourth Avenue New York 3, N. Y. / TMt KAfANSTEN PANTS 1ST flfctrc APHANCtS r HARDWAKt DtPAKTMBNT STORE 6 More NYC Tests The New York Cty Cvl Servce Commsson ordered two opencompettve and four promoton examnatons. The open-compettve tests are for cvl engneer (.structural), and senor supervsor of psychatrc socal work. The promoton exams are assstant welfare drector. Welfare; cvl engneerng draftsman, all departments;.senor archtect, and senor buldng custodan. Housng Authorty. 1,000 HOURS OF UNUSED SCK LEAVE WNS PLAUDT Charles J. Choffy, August Cavagnaro and Elbert Norman, cvlan employees of the plant en- Sneer dvson, Brooklyn Army Termnal, receved Department of Army certfcates of achevement for accumulatng 1,000 sck-leave hours. Postal Employees Try To Get Acton on Stafled Blls for Pay ncreases WASHNGTON, Aprl 15 Postal employee groups wll try to get House votes for a dscharge of consderaton of pay ncrea.se measures by the Post Offce and Cvl Servce Commttee. Sgnature of 218 out of the 435 representatves s necessary. Murray Won't Help Representatve Tom Murray (D., Tenn.), charman, sad that he won't try to move any Federal employee blls not requested by the Esenhower Admnstraton. The po.stal employees want to The Management ard Staff cf the brng blls for rases to the Hou.'e floor for» vote. The method one compelled the commttee to draft ts own bll. SCHOLARSHPS FOR POLCE New York Cty Polce Comml.«- sloner Stephen P. Kennedy and the trustees of the Rot Relef Fund announced the establshment of 20 scholarshps at $250 each, for the beneft of Department members attendng or plannng to attend the Polce Academy-Baruch School, Assocate n Appled Polce Scence Study Program. FLTER-FLO CONCORD HOTEL Kamesla Lake, N. Y. AUTOMATC WASHER now wth 2 WASH SPUDS! 2 SPN SPUDS! Your choce of Normal or Slow for wash. Normal or Slow for (pn... or any combnaton to sut any washable fabrc! Easy Terms Arranged Arm tmau»own raymht CleaDt and rc-ceads watb water to gve you cleaner clothe*. Lnt s caught n flter not on your clothes. Sand and (oap tcum are automatc* ally removed as wash water contnuously crculates. NO LHT FUZZ ON CLOTHS! SO'A mon doth«s Mpatty thon monf other automatcs WolN Savor for small loads Warm and Cold Watof Rnses to save hot Famous G-E Actvator Washng Acton 5-Yeo Worranty on wom-ln tronsmsso AVALABLE N WHTE OR ANY OF THE FVE G-E MX OR MATCH COLORS are proud to n e1co?ne The Metropoltan and Southern Conferences of Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton the at ther frst anmal jont tprng tvorhshop Aprl Yours for H - $1.37 a Week AH*r Raaular Down raymat KAMNSTEN BROS. 29 THRD AV., N. Y. SP (Cor. 9th & 3rd Av*.) EVERY FACLTY FOR A SUCCESSFUL AM) ENJOYABLE.Vt'EEK-END ARE AT YOUR SERVJCE free Delvery Anywhere

10 FARBERWARE Stanless Steel Mxng Bowls CENTRAL TELEVSON 2172 Thrd Ave. MEDCAL LBRARAN AND SOCAL WORKER JOBS The U. S. Naval Hosptal, St. Albans, Long sland, s recrutng for a woman medteal record lbraran and a psychatrc socal worker, at $4,525 or $5,440 a year, dependng on experence. Applcaton may be made to the hosptal's Cvlan Per.sonnel Oflce, by telephonng JAmaca , Extenson. 285 or 348, untl furthef notce. HELP WANTED MALE & FEMALE Kee» your job and come wth us part lme. Top earnngs. No Specal tranng or experence rcaured. No age lmt. Box 87 /o The Leader. Yours to enjoy... for years and yeau... gleamng stanless steel mxng bowls by famous Farberware! You'll love ther vcrsatlty-equally useful as a mxng bowl, salad bowl, frut bowl, popcorn bowl, etc. Unque rng handles let you stack 'em or hang 'em. Set of 3 most-wanted szes-1, 2 and 3 quart capacty packed n colorful gft carton. See them todayl BETTER LVNG \ KC. 76 WLLOUGHBY STREET Brooklyn 1, N. Y. MAn SANTATONMAN STUDY OOK $20 Prepare now for he exam to fll $76-$97 jobs as New York Cty Santatonman. Applcaton date* Gon to be announced. Prevous exams, helpful hnts, authorattv* gudance. flcucler ll< k 97 Duane Sfreet New York 7. N. Y. Two Bloek NorfA of Cfy Hall Jutt West of Broadway 144 square nches of vewable arej Model 17T02S. f WEGHS ONLY 32 POUNDS t ALUMNZED PCTURE TUBE t WORKS ANYWHERE A CONSOLE WLL WORK! $9995 up SEE T TODAY! Prced as Low as a Table Model! m UNCLE WETHBEE'S T COLUMN Easy Does t! Snce have a tendency to ge% dzzy just steppng off a hgh curb, often wonder how those skyscraper workers walk around on bars grders forty stores up. Shoppers Servce Gude Earn part-(,to money al home alrsh envelope-" (jlnnn or lotuhand fll.l-ttsert Mall $1 for nbtrclon Muna Kllng how Mney-baol guara le ) Serllns Valve Co., Corona. N * l/hl.p Male & WASTE) female no YOU NUED MONKYt Vo can ald ltr* a wuul to your ncome uy devulty 15 honra or more a weel sup plyns Csmunrs wllh KnwHsl "'» rtu VVllB RnwolKb' Bo U4U. Al b:mv N V HELP WANTED MALE WATl.LMAN ur guard, parl-tn Bht er'.'l. cxeltango for chonce heated 3- room apt., sutable for eouple. lu Aorla. L 1. busuum bklj. Bo* 0() e;» The L'aclr. AUT-TMK. New bu8ne»» opp.rltnly. lnelals lleome. No nvest. deal httsland & wfe team. Nveraty MERCHANDSE FOR SALE VedK naehheh, A perfne Spray. On leulon.saerfler. TAnnulta lt-'47tls Typewrters Addn9 Machnet Aldresng Machntt: Mmaogropht Ulrnleell. 4l«u KellulH. 'leplr ALL LANGUAGES TYPEWRTER CO. U M.'lrl S.. tllkk. N CllrUra H nllho HOSSKOA) mcesstts FUKNrr'KE. Rns AT PlllClS Vtlll CAN AK'OKD trntnltnrr, Hppllanees, gfts, clthng, Mt. H real auvlnkk.»lunelput Rnloyrrs vce, Coon 428, 13 'ark Kuv. l«l 7-53»0. BOOKS ALL ARCO CVL SERVCE BOOKS. We MAL everywhere. PostaKe free. Jamaea Book Center, 141-lt! Jamaea.\ve.,,amaea 33, N. Y.,TA l}.58u. OE'3 BOOK SHOP. 550 Broadway»t Steulen St., Albany. N T. Booka from all Publahera. OPOD Evea. Tel.. 6-2U74. PASTS OH SKRTS 'o match you )aeuet SdO.dOO paltern Lawaon Talornf t Weavlnn Co (''ulton St., Corner Broadway. N T 0. r»h npl worth ttookkeepm Do you want a part tme bookkeeper! can serve you evenna anl Saturday! reasonable. Call BE» aflno or wrte Box U01 c/o CtvU aervlee Leader. 07 Duane St., NYC, flalsos 0R(;A!SS Save al' KOWN'a PANO HART, Trt Cty's lareest pano-orkap ators l!b naos and organs Central Ave.,.\lbany, N Y Phone 8 B&sa "aegater ed" Pano 9ervU-e Upper N Y. State's only dlxeount pano store SAVE. Opeo S to 0 rvplcwktkrs lknted For Cvl Servce lxans >VB1 DELVEH RO THE! EXAM UOOM All Mukes Kasy Terms MlMROOKAPhS. ADDNG MACHNES NTKKNATKNAL TVPKHKTEK CO 2 TO K )tfl S * "'00 SOCAL SECURTY news, comment, questons, answers appear regularly n The 'Cader. per week after regular down payment Model llustrated n mahogany gran fnsh on pressed wood. Also avalable n blonde oak fnsh at slghtly hgher cost. SHARP AND CLEAR AS A MOVE SCREEN SET-AND-FORGET VOLUME CONTROL POWERFUL, DEPENDABLE 0-E CHASSS! GENERAL ELECTRC FNANCES THEMSELVES FREE HOME DEMONSTRATONS CENTRAL CALL EN TELEVSON rd Avenue, N. Y. C. EN BEST COVERAGE OF SOCAL SECURTY NEWS FOR PUBLC EM- PLOYEES S FOUND EVERY WEEK N THE CVL SERVCE LEADER They say the secret Js not lookng down. say the secret s not lookng at all f were up that hgh, my eyes would be tght shut and 'd be wrapped around a strong steel uprght. The foreman wouldn't get much work out of mel n fact, f everybody were lk«me, there wouldn't be any buldngs n New York-at least no tall buldngs. Fortunately there are thousands of buldng constructon workers wo don't feel that way about t. You can tell by the vast number of new apartments and offce buldngs that have gone up snce World War and are stl gong up. Our cty s growng up fast» and that means more and more Con Edson electrcty, gas and steam are needed. t takes tremendous quanttes to run elevators, to power machnes, and to lght, heat and ar condton thousands of homes and offce buldngs. Each year, Con Edson spends mllons of dollars $146,000,000 ths year alone-on new plants and equpment Just to stay ahead of New York'a expanson. t's all part of the Job of keepng the greatest cty on earth hummng. Uocle Wslhfass and Ten Anolm ea Man. hu Fl., WRCA-TV, Ch. 4, llop.as. CcJW S c l t V O A

11 Census to Offer 170,000 Temp. Jobs WASHNGTON, Aprl 15 The U. S. Bureau of the Census wll hre nn estmated 170,000 persons to take the U. S. populaton n 1960, at a cost of about $120 mllon. The Bureau s nvestlgatlnfc the possblty of usng electronc machnes to speed up the job. t «fl request appropratons from Congress to buy two new electronc computers. ST. GEORGE FRE GROUP 'HOLDS A MEETNG The St. George Assocaton, New York Cty Fre Department, wll meet on Tuesday, Aprl 16, at 8 P. M. n the Marne Corps League Hall, 46 Ontaro Avenue, Staten sland, N. Y. WOMAN BUDGET O TCER GETS S200 FOR GOOD WORK Dorothy. Spreckelsen, budget offcer for tht; Frst Army Recrut-, ng Dstrct, New York Cty, receved a $200 superor perform- «nce award. KdAL NOTUK CTATON Tld 'lolle <( tl Slde of >4ew Yolc. By lle (-at-e ot Gntl. Free and l(l('p<'m»'l. 1o Alln-nt-y Gftt''jtl ol tle Sl;le of New Vok: Jns M. Maler: Albert M;lle': fauore Mauer; C'onBll eeenl of Cann.la; a. lo "John Doc" the.-ne ".loh Doe" len* fl. ltum, lle ALLEGED bllflbhnd f Glda Maler DKO known nrt Goldte laller. tlereakd, f lvlk anl f dead, to lle exccnlurs, admnblralom. dslrbuleea and assgns of "John Doe" deceased, whose names and poet oll'e addrefres are nuown and cannot after dlen, nqy be ascertaned by lle ppllnner heren and to the dn- rbnleeb of GlUla Maer. also lnown bb Golde Maner deeeomed, whose nanefl and post oflte addrehses are nunow' and cannot a Ter llkent mnry le ascertaned by tle petlloller heren: belk the persona nleresletl as eredlora, dslrhteea or elhervse n the eslalo of Glda Mer. also Unown as Golde Maner. deceased.»ho at he lme of her dc;lh was a rea- «cnt of lll West KVlh.sr!t. New Vorll. U Y. Send GUETNG: rpnn the petlnn (fte Publc Admn- Ulraor of he County of New Vork, havlk" lls oltlce at Hall of Records. Room SOD. Rnrnlt:l of Manafla. 'ly am Connly of Vork. as Hdnnslr.-lor of he Koots, chuttela and credts of sad decea.'ed: Yn nntl eaeh of yon n-'e hereby cted lo show cause before lle Sll-ropale' Conn of S'ew York ronnly, held at the Hall of ReconJs, Koon 6011, n the Connly of New York, on the 2:lrd day of, Apnl!l.'>7. at half-past ten o'clock n he forenoon of that day. why he account of troceednns of The rnble Adnnlslralor»f he 'onnly of New Yrl, as adnnslralor of the Koods. ehallels and credts of sad deceased, should not be Jhlcally settlel. n 'J'cslmony Whereof. We have cased lte seal of the Slrrouate's Court of he aatd County of 'ew Vork tu be here- UMlo allxed. Wlness. nonorahle S. SA.\nE, D r\.o, H Slrrozate of otlr ad Conly. at te Coly tpf New Vork. the l"lh day of March n the year of our l.ord «ne thousand nne lnlrel and ffty-seven. (Seal CUM.' A. lonaulk Clerk of the Surrotfate'fl Court FOR SALE FLORDA Modern 4 Bedroom concrete home wth Carport. Furnshed. Overlookng Lake wth good Fshng. Acres. On State Road 20 between Palatka & Ganesvlle, School bus, mal and Grayhound.servce at door. $6500. Terms. Owner: W. Wanscott Bo.x 176, Route 1. Hawthorne, Fla. HAMPTON BAYS Attractve U Acre Plots Woodlund. Waterftont. UusnesB. Yacht Basn. Vacaton snd year round home sltea 'rces start at J.'OO Down 5 Years to Pay Call or wrte for freel rochurc-nlap of llanpton Rays n.o EE KSTATKS OK ll.vm'tdn AV.H. NC. n E. Man St. Monlauk HBhwayt (Decty opp. St. Koae's Church) Hampton Bays, N. Tel Ham. a-u187 B kljn Tel.: BTpgt 8 31U» BROOKLYN'S BEST BUYS DRECT FROM OWNERS ALL VACANT Wlh a lttle Cash Vou fan own a n'e Home wth Steam anl all modern mprovements. 7 to 14 rooms. ll better sectons of Brooklyn. >lany gpera.s avuluhle to Ola UONT \V.\rr ACT TO»A» CUMMNS REALTY Ask for Leonard runmlns 19 MucUoueal St. Brooklyn PR Open Sundays 11 to 4 REAL ESTATE HOUSES - HOMES - PROPERTES THE BEST GFT OF ALL YOUR OWN HOME LONG SLAND LONG SLAND LONG SLAND HOLLS MARON PARK j $12,750 4 NTERRACAL a BRCK ALL THE WAY AROUND 4 Only Few Years Old >fove rght n nady for fr. cnpjnfy fverylhlrk" g'o'sl Owner mnst movlue to gmlrn rmprfff'nry. Here n nn 'llpnt vjhh. Tr«-mfn«UMs roone fjl dnnltf r<)()n ln;e njs- r toh-«1etalleu toh-<letalleu lvnp lvnjf room room- A W H«)llywoo«l colorpfl tle bath- H room awl howrr notl- H r nn t(rfamlne«! ku«lpn OV»t- j ll/pl rarabr* ol nfram ln-at Bfre*'n«. storm M'rnkws. V<'n- tu bln<ls»n<l a but of txtrae. $65.23 Mo. 1 TO BANK CARRES HOUSE U St. Albans $10,990 A NTERRACAL CONTEMPORARY AMERCAN HOME OHLY $690 Dn. FOR QUALFED BUYER J A hpe rooms 3 r.t r-opb«w Telltllated betrooms walk-n * rlosets a rele.t tpecnea ol a r etnlemp-at -Anerean at ts fl tpeb 'eht. Tlls s nn f.lor- al>ta loe. Bealltrll.v land- <';pe(1 - spa<-otn lvlr room A banquet szed lnlnr room. n R»xeelleut conrltlon MOVE ET N! Ths s our bent jv bu.r n yrrtvb. Compare lls r Tans before.to r. >»,» Con- Tenent to super eltoppor fentes selools, snl on.v lu unntes tu subway. CAT.T. FOR APrOlNTlENT ASK FOB JR. r.c-uk BuHerly & Green J JAmaca M les mlmle Ave., Jamaes 'ARKNO FArT.tTlKS AV.Ml.AULK Gall JA WHY PAY RENT 1101.MS.ft room lusnl brolc r ''outnnr, ol heat. Cah... $10,990 heat, (jar.tre. rash,town $12,900 % tl.ofltj Abknr PT.A.WS 1 faml.v Erlhl ''lklo'. 7 rooms, fnlsle) l>;sement, ultra modern, «l HO.,S _ 2 fanl,*-, B» * 'oon H l.. 'Z. ar arake, llnfeled basement, ("ash down»1.5u0. AfoK g QQ ~ VAN \\\tk Tape Co.l bl<-k. A heut-doms. landk<a fd 4(1x100 > )lot, t'upytr phnhnr, fxlms lde 2 slo\(h. (fep ferze, n.'] * 'nja«'lln«and j'efrlferato*. ep-erator. C.jt.l down J ur Qucl bale. Gl S FHA 4 a $14,250 MORTGAGES SECURED ARTHUR WATTS, Jr Sth PLACE A. MBOMN JA Ca/ 24 Hours Oofy 1 & 2 ROOM APTS. Beautfully Furnshed Wb'a. colorol. PrvatektchonB and bath-oona. Gas. flectrcty n fte- afor buldng-. Adults only. Nrar llh Ave. SubNvay and Brghton Lne. KSMET ARMS APTS. B7 Herkmer St. (Between Bedford & Sostrand Ave. WANT A NEW HOME? 11 SEE HUBERT S. GOODLETT Custom Bulder LNDEN BOULEVARD LA S-8319 Many Mede/t to Choote From We Also ruld on Your Own Land Free Estmate BEST VALUES $500 DOWN G.. ST. ALBANS $13,500 Cltn modern, C room old brcl home, wlh colored tla b.h. a»<.od burnlnt llrepl'0, cxtrna, rtducld lur a uuk-k ul*. AL-t «ull'ulyl S. OZONE PARK $15,500 A rood buy fur a UL pres, TQ,ons, 1 faml.v, two ntwly drcora'd lot 4U.\UQ. t «ur rarufe, xtm. ST. ALBANS $12,700 1 flally, 0 rooms, an porth, nrpe plot, m bullt, ol )t<hl, ra'te, luk* reax terars lur unu' rvlujatlod. Art yon noulf fur a home n BDHS. rml'la H'K, laysde,. KllnrKt, JacUtto llell, ru«llt. He md S fall' Cull u». At'l QlrkW OTHEU 1 ANU a l AMll.lES MALCOLM REALTY n-aa Fanm ntl., 6 Albaa> HOls QUESTONS on cvl servre and SH'al Securty answered. Du4n«Street, New lurk 1. N. Y. GOOD VALUE! ST. ALBANS Sold BrlcV, 6 rooms. Excellent buy. $15,900 EAST ELMHURST 1 famly frame, trge house, good condton. Modern $16,500 SO. OZONE PARK Seven room home, ood locaton, H/2 baths, every mprovement. $14,900 Low Down Payment Morfgages Arranged CALL JA rhr Goodwll Realty Co ' WM RCH Uo BroUe Kra EelaCc OH-1:4 Nn* tll11 lllvl. 4ara M t ROOMS TO LET NT:HKA( la. ll S Cm.S E HUlh ST. Slw lll.l. U'Mt. KU-nl. 'onv. '?!. Dlh. CodUnK. r lr. Wash Math.»lue tccluu. ''U X' UUOa tv'. f S. OZONE PARK $12,990 > Gash $290 Gl $78.50 Monthly Gl Mor age Detached Colonal JV Rooms > 4 BEDROOMS 60 X 100 Plot Full Basement OVERSZED GARAGE > mmaculafe condton througouf. Located on tree-lned stree. 2 blocks school and shoppng. B Hllsde Ave. 'JA>lAC\. L. L AX All Types of Mortgage Fnancng Arranged ST..ALBANS: Legal 2 faml.v, ultra modern home, 5 down and S D wth fnshed basement, separate entrance, master bedroom ar-condtoncd, vall-to-wall carpetngr. 3 f%jk baths, 50x165, wth car port. 'lent.v of extras. rrceaj&uu DJNTON SECTOX: Sold brck bnralow. 6 rooms, ktchen overlookng: UVt-l luukllj yard, 1 car garage, 40x100 plot. Hon- $ C Crt derful buy. Prce celd}f3u JAMAC.4: 7 room house, plot 50x100, ol hot ar heat, 2 garages, near everythng, walk to subway $ A Ann MAKE O FER MUST SELL TRCE WjUUU THERE ARE A FEW HOMES T.EFT N O R NEW HEMP- STEAD DEVELOPMENT OF CAPE COD 3 BEDROOM RANCHES, 6 ROOM 1 FAMH.Y WTH FRONT TERRACES. ALLEN & EDWARDS P-ompt Personal Servce Open Sndajs and Evenng* OLynpa f.os J. Allen Lcensed Real Estate Andrew Edwards C8 18 Lberty Ave. Brokers Jamaca. N Y Sprngfeld Gardens: 1 South Ozone Park: Ranch Brck, B'/2 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 40*100 lot. ol heat, wall to wall carpetng, refrg, ether extras. Prce $16,800 St. Albans: story, tbestos shngle, seml-at- ached, t rooms, 1 car garage. Ol heat. Prce J10,500 2 famly detached, 5 end 3 rooms, garage. Other extras. Prce $17,400 2 Story Sold brck, sem ettached, car garage, 6'/] rooms, 3 bedrooms, fnshed basemfnt, extra large lvng rooms, 3 closets n master bedrooms, wood-burnng frepece n lvng room and base. Ol heat, cyclone fence. Prce $17,500 Ofher 1 & 2 famly bomet. frlced from {10,000 up. 4/(0 busfnet propertes. Lee Roy Smth LNDEN BOULEVARD. ST. ALBANS LA Attenton Advertsers!! TRY THE CVL SERVCE MARKET NO BETTER GROUP ANYWHERE Steady Employment Moke For Home Ownershp. For Rates Call BE "LOOKNG 'NSlUt," a column of cunment and analyss, by. J. Bernard, t ppcars often n Tlt' Leader. OU:STrt»NS -.11 cvl S-rvce and Soc.1 S 'MMUV :nswered. Address 'lftor. le l.e.der,!)7 Duane S(reet, New V uk 7. N. V.

12 C V L» K V C E "L"E A D E T \mr, AprU 16, 1957 AUTOHOBUES * AUTOMOBLES AUTOMOBLES GUARANTEED FOR 15 MONTHS! 100 % PARTS! 100 LABOR! FREE! GOOD ANYWHERE N THE U.S.A.! '57 STUDEBAKER Specal Deal For Cvl Servce Employees! t nterlanlcal fulltra oornrh nywlpre n he Tnllpd Hlalrn. rnu'ra protmt<-a All tnujnr rdpnlrn lre rnvkrkd AT NO COST TO fou for labor or for mrls! No othfr rar lm Kver (jvm a uarantoa that «V«1 uoprnarh- tht one... BA< KKO hj fa'torrnalntnlnort HtMaksr mrvlr*... «tak.*ntk.k» hr fanom Natonal Bonlrd ntl a wrlltro polrr... NHlKK) l>; or of Anerlcn'n fomnont nxnrnco Conpanlo n he (nnc of nny ronllngencjr. C'onB n anl talk t over. SfB lmv mnrl yon nav" wl-n you buy and wlrn yon drv** mm Studebaker-Packard S A L O N N C O R P O R A T E D vh 1751 BROADWAY PACKARD BLDG. at 56 th STREET B'WAY at 61 ST JU CO Open Dally Tll 9 NO PARKNG LBRAL DSCOUNTS TO CVL SERVCE WORKERS on the SWEPT WNG '57 D 0 D G E All Mo{1«l & Color!* { C'hore of HQ pne lt.ow Down ruynentf - Trades Accpplfd ('one h Tolty for Free Demonstrntloa DODGER MOTORS 155 EMPRE BLVD. BKLYN OppOKta llbbra Feld ASK rol MATV N 9-2ftOt PONTAG DE LUXE FULLY EQUPPED $1375 RCE PONTAC U8»h St. & B'way LO P PROBLEM, MARATHON'Delvers th«bg, TOTALLY NEW -57 BUCK For LESS MARATHON llan noht nodeu of the.ow - 'KtKU TKKK".ow Down raytnen - mmed. Delvery FKKK (Jrt f you brlnn lu ad Anthorlzed ll K'K Dealer MOTORS NC. 4th Ave cor. 6fth St., Bklyn BE Open 9-9. Sat. 9-6 ARMA MOTORS. NC. AlUllorzed Doclae-'lymollh Dealers 13 n.tlsl Kut., Downtown llulyo TK 5(!»m» SAVE MONEY BUY YOUR NEW C A P or USED \-A\l% N A CROUP For FREE nformaton Fll n and mal ths coupon to. Automoble Edtor, Cvl Servce Leader, 97 Duane Street. N. Y. 7. N. Y. Dafs. Kndly advse how can buy my car n a group and save, l s understood that am not oblgated n any way. Car desred Model Year Name Address felephona (New) (Used) The Cvl Sarvc* Laadar does nol (.ll n.w or us.d can or any automolva marchanda. Thj t a larvca»«clusv8ly for th» banaft of our raaders and advartar. Rght Now You Con Moke a Fne Deol On A '57 CHEVROLET J V jemhee Thousand! of cvl lervce employees knovr that "East Sde" has always offered them specal servces, specol attenton, specal consderaton. Before you buy check our LOW PRCES! LBERAL TRADE- NS! TALORED-TO- SUT TERMS! EAST SDE CHEVROLET CORP. OPtN tvrs Tl 9 p. M. SATURDAT TL S P M. 1st Ave. at 61st St. YEMPltTON rbuyw'-ths WEEK'S WHFRE FREMEN f BEST DEALS B W mm mmmmum w! l WHERE FREMEN POLCE & TEACHERS BUY EXTRA SPECAL CONSDERATON S ALWAYS GVEN TO THS GROUP! BRAND NEW '57 ( MERCURYS GERHARD MOTO.S «243T BOSTON RD., BRONX 2 Bnck Ahove Pellatn Parkway Kl OPEN TO 10 P.M The Bass of our Busness for 30 Years... know by thon3;jn»ls of smart car tm.vrs for aldtcllvu Oeuls Rxl FrtHlly.Snrvfe YOU CAN'T DO BETTER... ANYWHERE! YolR CREDT S GOOD Lberal Terms Arranged «COME N TOOAY A c m 1 ABE MESSNGER, Pres Coney sland Ave. Bkljn (Bet. o»ler Av. S Av. ) ES Open 8 A. M. to 10 '. M. SAT. n <:;(> '. M. CARS TAXCABS TRUCKS Don't Gef Ted Up 'Tl You've Checked Our Dealt '57 PONTACS ALL MODELS STYLES Let Our Reputaton Be Your Guldel Maxmum Trade-n Allowanoa mukdutd Delvery From.areat Stork Satsfyng Servl«e tlh knd huu lo fnd 1 Cunrleous «ulc-snua no UsU pfahru RUCKLE PONTAC 232 So. a'woy, YOnker* McLean Av*., Yoakers, N. V. Beverly 7-1OBB '50 PLYM. 4 Dr. R & H $245 '51 BUCK 4 Dr. R & H Stand. $495 '5! BUCK 4 Dr. Dyno $595 '52 FORD Conv. O.D. R & H. $595 '53 LNC. Hd. T. Full Powor..$ FORD Panel Perfact $ FORD 2 Dr. R & H $ FORD 4 Dr. R H $ FORD 2 Dr. Real Specal. $870 "56 FORD Vc. Fuly Equpped $2045 Hammond Ford 3080 BOSTON ROAD. BX (corner Burke Ave.) TU '57 CHEV MO toc': Mo'h o to 'rty <<» thts - mmedate x H'Mt<:NT llelvery BATES CHEVROLET (rand Tone, (t 111) lron\ tpeu llves 1957 FORD 6 PASS. SEDAN FULL PRCE S 799 WE ARE A NEW DEALER LOOKNG FOR NEW BUSNESS FLESHMAN'S FORD n 410 LONG BEACH BLVD. LONG BEACH, N. Y. GE See t here NOW '57 MKOUY And What a Deal f you have a Trade! rnn C»>«-Out (3) '56 Mercury's ( -56 Lncoln 6uvrlH<-ed 'rvrd! EZEY MOTORS lhorued Mnraln-Mereury Dealer nd Ave. (64 St. rk 8-;!70U Opou Bvea 196 Dodges - Plymouths BKAN NKW.KFT UVf Ka AT TfJKK'C NAVNUM BRDGE MOTORS nc. 1S31 Jerome Av*. B. (172 SK CY HOUSE HUNTNG? SEE PAGE 11 Al Lafayette Offers Preferred Dscounts Personal Av USED CARS on... loc) Kfuh wu 1 (15 Forrlo, power.htrct, ft.-s n u K.Super ltllt*.. 'S-dor, ftll powfr, tl<mt 'ft M<:Kr KY. '-r...\n% (>,>!4. lullduy.. lmm ro»f, full power, a lett <'lr.v. Hlkr. rt-nl Uuyl PowfrslMv, rl. kf new M PONTAr 7«5 'flr, Red, low nllemkv '8:t ><:s(>t() Molld rnr. lke new r.hl (Brny proof of your f'vl Serv-e conned on) l LAFAYETTE Auth. Lncoln-Mercury Pcore.r HP SPS 2 LARGE B'KLYN.,SHOWROOMS 1050 ATLANTA AVE,: - Cor. Classon Ave. ST :. Low Down Payments Years To Pay Top Trade-n Allowances 1925 FORD CONVERTBLE WTH -52 MERCURY ENGNE NEW TOP ecoc NEW NTEROR HAMMOND FORD. NC. :O!M) BKOW H(»A, l«x. TU '57 RAMBLER 4 DOOR SEDAN RADO & HEATER RECLN'G DELVERED ClOQC N N.Y.C. 9 ' 0 3 JOn Relnllrn 'led furs All Muke» Jt )l<hleu DE SALES NASH MOTORS 1524 BUSHWCK AVE., BKLYN GL NOBODY, BUT NOBODY UNDERSELLS "L" MOTORS SHOP US AMD SE GO TO "L" Auttorzsd Dadva-'lyqoutl Dealer "Hraulnr * tblh 8(., N. V. 0. WA. V-ltM 1

13 Tle New York Cty Personnel Department released a tally of applcatons receved durng the applcaton perod that closed on AUTOMOBLES For Foregn Cars Renault Equpped $1345 Ttfl 4-flnor rnr prtne coonouy Hct KvrM op <o 50 nlloh \u'r Ralo. Kasy to lrhr, OHfy to park. Oauphne Equpped $1645 Sleek new -door MMHH MK the powerful KKN.M.T 4 t V rear en- Ke. Truly lxloh famly ear. SAAB-93 Equpped $1895 Son«allonHl new!-«l«r. n-e.vl»lj er helan from (Sweden. TonvertH easly for Nloetnc. deal for ODK trtph. Volvo Equpped $2120 ConnontRl Mylo r>-pankentcer portn KMla that ermhen at HO tnph and KlveH to nloh per Trumph Equpped $2625 Top «povl» ear n Hm pree raore. rowerfnl, Mnool l-handllnk. Hhe. brakem for fafefy, <15 NTN per Knlon, Wllys JeepFrom$ Saton WflRon Trk-l p and the Korwa'l ('on(rol ' 150\ eennonlvnl <l-wleel drve) vapnhle of perform- nk on the lxlway and off the road. mmedate Delvery.'%NO a.are Seleeton of sed VolkNtva;ent fo (loose 'ron From Call Todoy - CY For Foregn Cars Soles - Parts - Servce 1474 JEROME AVE. BRONX (171 St.) Open Daly 9 to 9 VOLUME DEALER FOt tvl SKKVCK How Many Appled for NYC Exams Collectng agent. Transt Au- RMTUVKES rlont: SM (K (O.ME N (rt nr AAlA/.M lllta.! PLUS'S A: TRUCE-MS: Atl-OWNCg As As hgh / fsoo' BMNR NCWkWNeNEW'Js; '56 FORDS AM. MOK.S TCKF'O KKDU rons!! FOH Tm.OWF.ST PMf'K SHOP s Horo'; vou utv Authorzed Dealer l!)l.kkmk AUKM'K,. HONX (not. Tremot Ave. & 177ll S.) tll -..M. CV U-'lUU '52 '51 '5J >51 DQDBE < 575 '53 'St '64 '56 '55 '55 '55 '55 FORD J " ' CHEV 495 FORD ""rtu** FORD 495 OLDS < 795 FORD 175 HLLMAM ' 995 CHEV 995 FORD ' "'*' ford 1395 FORD» Vctor J s UTTON M O T O R S AUTHER.MD FORO JSALER, tsfav.95st TR SPECALS '&A ll:.<<oro Spurtoja tpv KV rowrkt fr.mt 64.MKKt KV N'lll UJtll Slcr.omatf flto JACKSON MOTORS CO. Authorjral D-Soto Mynonlh Donler 04-la NOKTUKKN OULCVAU L 7-auo Fne REAL ESTATE buy. See rase 11. March 31. The ttles, wth number of applcatons, follow: OPEN-COVPETTVE Burroughs No operator, 21 Burroughs Nu operator, 7 Fngerprnt techncan, 51 Junor chemcal engneer, 7 Lneman's helper, 121 Purchase nspector (automotve equpment), 58 Youth gudance project supervsor, 23 Junor cvl engneer, 97 Junor electrcal engneer, 52 Junor mechancal engneer, 29 Cvl engneerng draftsman, 41 Mechancal engneerng draftsman, 16 ' Electrcal engneerng draftsman, 0 Statonary engneer, 21 Assstant mechancal engneer, 9 Assstant cvl engneer, 17 Assstan'-, archtect, 4 Assstant electrcal engneer, 14 Occupatonal therapst, 2 Dental hygenlst, 5 Publc health nurse, 5 Stenographer, 37 Typst, 1 Elevator mechanc, 8 Audence promoton assstant, 3 Shorthand reporter, 101 PROMOTON Archtect, Parks, 1 Assstant attorney, Sherff's offce, 0 Assstant attorney, 'Welfare, Law, Health and Educaton, 22 Assstant landscape archtect, Housng Authorty and Parks, 1 Assstant personnel examner. Personnel, 8 Chef of department, Fre, 41 Cvl engneer. Water Supply, 12 Cvl engneerng draftsman, all departments, 3 Cty Plumbers Plumbng nspector Ol Burner CLASSES MEET THURSDAY 7-10 P.M. Phone UL or vst BERK TRADE SCHOOL 384 Atlantc Ave., B-fclyn, N. Y. Sade Brown lay:' VETERANS a n d C V U A N S NOW s the tme to prepor* for EXCELLENT JOBS! Free Placement Servce DAY AND EVENNG BUSNESS ADMNSTRATON EXECUTVE SECRETARAL wttb H Ml.llz»(lon n Salctnjhp, AdvertUng, tlerchnnlsng, B«lalnK, rnlnrr, tanlru'lrlnl lolo and Tclpvslon. cte. COLLEGATE BUSNESS NSTTUTE sot Madson Ave. (5'J St.) P. H-H-; mmmwrnus ftdeal County Muncpal ' SAVNGS You save up to 30% from standard rates bccause you elmnate from your premum the cost of mantanng the customary agency system and all membershp fees. SERVCE You are protected by the Standard Automoble Polcy. You also enjoy mmedate clam servce from over 650 professonal clam representatves located n every szeable cty n the U. S. and ts possessons. SECURTY Year after year, 98 of every 100 polcyholders renew ther auto nsurance wth Government Employees nsurance Company. Experence has proven to over 350,000 polcyholders that there s no fner nsurance at any prce. thorty, 44 Lghtng foreman, Tran.st Authorty, 93 Foreman, Structures, Group B. Transt Authorty, 25 Foreman turnstles), Transt Authorty, 82 Junor chemcal engneer. Fre, AGE AGANST YOU? [ PRNTNG COMPANES HRE MEN FROM 18 TO 60 Fast Tranng... $ MULTLTH We Wll Not Arcppt Yon Unles. We Can Travl You PRNTERS HAVE VERY GOOD EARNNG POWER l-av AS VO;.K\{N AT Ml KXTKA t'dst For 'KKK Bollft «rle (o ' ll'pl. 7' \rrt' St. MANHATTAN nr. Clabers SCHOOLS prntng N. Y. WO A.L SVnWAYS STOP AT OUR DOORS PREPARE FOR PATROLMAN PHYSCAL EXAMS mnd other Cvl Servce Exams Professonal nsfructlon Complete, Regulaton-Se Obstacle Course & Hgh-Wall Evenng Classes Start any tme. Low Rates nclude Membershp Prvleges. a Y M C A 55 Hanson P., ST Where LRR & AU Subways Meat PATROLMAN TRANST PATROLMAN SANTATONMAN MENTAL AND PHYSCAL CLASSES * Small Groups * ndvdual nstructon * Free Medcal Examnaton * Full Membershp Prvllege BRONX UNON YMCA 470 East 16Tst St. ME n Landscape archtect, all departments, 6 Foreman of carpenters, Educa- NSTRUCTONS U. S, Cvl Scrv<'0 Tcstf Tnnnt Htl adno'tdl. Men-Womtn, S-f>r>, StM-t lch as!p:m(.oo month. Kxperenco often unnnrshnry tnt KRKE loolt fhow- np jol'h, UHl.rrs, rt'qnrrmrntb. ranule rsfb, hrpflls. \V:lc TODAY: Franlln n- Bttntc, Hcpt. H-17, Ro. lrbtcr, N. T tlon. Publc Works and Santaton, 24 Plumber, all departments, 0 Senor shorthand reporter, Per- sonnel, nvestgaton, Law, Cty Plannng, Comptrollers offce. Parole Comm.s.son, 0 Assstant court clerk, Muncpal Court, 8 Senor deputy nherff. Cty SherlH's offce, 1 Total promoton, 374. Grand total. 1,124. LEADER'S Comment column. Send letters to Edtor, The LEADER, 97 Duane Street. New York 7. N.Y. PREPARE NOW FOR NEW YORK STATE Veteran's Scholarshps Examnatsont n June State pays tuton to 1200 wnners up to S350 o yeor for 4 years ot any approved COLLEGE, BUSNESS. TECHNCAL, TRADE SCHOOL Full or P«rt-»me Day or Evenng ONLY Courses n New York Cty SUCCESS of prevout students attests to value of cours n C A C T C D '"nnk ('nrm> Aprl 'O. O A.M. - 1 P.Hf. Cn MOM. Kvcnlnt ( olrte Aprl >!». t l-.m. - «'.M. COACHNG ASSOCATES Academy Hall (Rm. UG) ltr,: llruuln».v (fur. 14 St.) N. V. C. MnnrH SO H-fTU or BAO-MJ SpnnBBHKHMn fhgh s c h o o l ] DPLOMA AT HOME! Fndoned by leadng ducofdrt, Thotond of eur eroduof«fovt 0en«on fo b«t«r feb«rrhtr lve* ond ochevcd ouutondng r«cord» n ever 200 dfferent coleoes and unvertlfle*. monthly cove ol bock ond ntructon tfvuet. f yen oro }7 9f over cnd have left chool, tend for nlerestnafree booklefl Phone BRyanf Day or HlqM or Wrte Amercan School lesfablshed 1897, Not for Protfl Dept. CSL. 130A W. 42 St.. New York 36 «nd me your fff C 56-pafle NAMt»r.E Booklet thot how how con get o Hgh School d«plomo ot home nmy >po(*»t e CTY,,,..... STATr,., SCHOOL DRECTORY UHtntM Hcluol* CTENOTYPE' TKEOKV to COKT KK-OKTNG Exam rrcnnrnlon hlvdal nel-uolo als.o) Munll'lv. FULTON STONO- GKA'llf NST. SOS.vtBBlon Street, Brooklj L'l.slcr U '1642. WASHMTON msnks-s NST., th Ave. (cor. 125tt St.) N. Y. C. Sonclarlal lum Key Fuucb, Stcosnply. Vay & lve ClasseB. Molcrato cost. MO MONKOR SCHOOL OV USNESS. DM EeyptDcb; Swltclbuard; Typng; Comptom. etrj: Spansh A Mcdcal StrooKrayhy; AccouotlDg; Buxlnem Admn. VelRrnn TralnlD(. Cvl SrTce VeparatoQ. B. 177 St. A G. Trcmont. Bronx. lu 2-6e)0. B. M. MACMW Remngton Rand or BM Key Punch & TAB Tranng..Day, N];bt, Weekend Classca. ntroducory Lcesun b'rec Maccment Servce. BNllO-L TODAY Combnaton Bsnees School, 131) W 2&lb Bt, Tel. UN - 91)87. No Ae«Lmt. No educatonal reqnrcmenta. Secretaral UKAKK8..-J4 NASSAU HTKEKT, N.V.t). Secretaral Accountng, Drartg. Journjl[»m. Day Nght. Wrte for Cnlaloe EC RKNKVA SCHOOL OF lusnkhh, 2201 Gdway (a2nd St.): S-oretarta) n Ererh Spannh. French: Tvpewrtnc. BooUcepne. Conptoncry. SO 7 :2:U. ths COUPON can SAVE YOU UP TO m GOVERNME\T EMPLOYEES NSURANCE COMPANY VfUal S<Kk Ctmnan) m tmnud um V. 9.0»Mnm»$ Wathngten f, D. & YOU SPEND ON AUTO NSURANCE - GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES NSURANCE COMPANY COVERNMNT [MPOYES NSURANC tloo., WAtHNCTON S. 0. C. N«me.. " D Snftt Mrtd (No. el chldkn. ) K«ldffnc«Addre. r Cl f Zone... Count, SHe... 1 loc«lon ol C«r Occupton...1 Yr. M<l>t Mgdcl(Dl..«tc. aody Stfl Colt Pych«t«Pdtc N«w / / DU'H. Addonel opetetoft under ege n houthold et preent tme: ReAton M<l<l Sldtul No. ol Clldrn % ol Ue t* (e) Deyt per week eulo drven lo wok?.. One wey dllence t mle. b) 11 cer ued n eny occupeton or buneu? (Ecludng to end from work] D Yet QNo * Ctlmeled mleege dwrng next yeer? pnenl polcy tpms..u.../ /...«..* MAl TODAY FOR RATES No Oblgaton No Agent Wll Call oas

14 State Job Tests Tlc State s nov aoopptlns anplcatons for thfc f >llown(t cxanatlons. The last day to apply appears at the end of cacl notce. Unless otherwse ndrated, canddates must be l. S. ctzens and must have been State resdents for one year mmedately preced- ns the examnaton date. Apply at one of the followng: State Department of Cvl Servce. Room 2301, at 270 Broadway, New York Cty, corner of Chambers Street; Examnatons Dvson. 3!) Columba Street, or lobby of Stale OfTce Buldng, Albany; State Department of Cvl Servce, tnom 212, State OHlce Buldng, Buffalo, or at local offces of the New York State Employment Servlcj. PROMOTON PUNC'A, STORES C.CK. Health Department. $4,- 0:{0-$5,020. One vacancy, Albany. 'emanent employment n a grade 7 or lrhcr job for o;e year precedng May 25, the test cale. (Frday, Aprl 26> PRNCPAL MA, AND SlPP.V C.ERK, Stale nsurance Fund, Labor Department, $3,840- $4,790. One openk, New York Cty. Famlarty wth mal room procedures, ablty to repar mal- n? machnes, supervsory talents, knowledge of postal regulatons; pernantnt employment a grade 7 or hsler job for one year precedng May 25, test dale. U'rday, Aprl 26) SENOR OCCl PATONAL THERAPST (PSVCATRC), Menal Hygene nsttutons, $4,- 650-$5,760. Eght openngs. Permanent employment n a Mental Hygene nsttuton as occupatonal tlerapst for s.k monlls precedng test date (May 251 to apply: one year for appontment. (Frday, Aprl 26) SUPERVSOR OF OCCl- TATO.NAL THERAPY (PSY( - ATRlC, Mental Hygene nsttutons, $5,390-$6,620. Four vacancle.s, varous nsttutons. Permanent, employment as senor occupalonal therapst (psychatrc) for one year precedng May 25. (Frday, Aprl 26> STAFF ATTENDANT, Menal Hygene nstulons. $3,- 020-$3.820; 46 vacances n 14 Stale hosptals. Permanent employment as attendant for two years precedng May 25; good caracer and physcal condton supervsory ablty, resourcefulness, good command of Englsh language. (Frday, Aprl SENOR DCTATNG 1\A- CHNE TRANSCRBER. Mental Hygene Department, $:,170-$4,- COO. One openng. Plgrm State Permanent employment n a grade 3 or hpher job for one year precedng May 25; speedy typng and use of dctatng machne equpment, supervsory abltes, mature Judgment. (Frday, Aprl 26) 5068 SENOR DCT.VUNO MA- CHNE TRANS. RBER. Mental Hygene Department. $3,170-$4, One openng, Rockland State. lecurments the same as for (l-'rday, Aprl 26) PRNCPA. C. E R K (PERSONNEL). Publc Works Department, $3,840-S4,790. One openng, man otllce, Albany. Permanent employment n a grade 7 or lgher job for one year precedng the test date. May 5. Fday, Aprl 2G'. OPEN-COMPETTVE ASSOCAT; Bl l.dlng CONSTRUCTON! N (; N E E R, $8,390-$10,100. One vacancy, Albany. Open to any qualfed ctzen. Fee $5. State lcense as archtect or professonal engneer and four jears' related feld experence n supervsng buldng constructon projects. Test date, June 15. (Frdaj-, May 17.) SENOR OC( P.XTONAL THERAPST (PSY(ATRC). $ $',760. Eght vacances n Slate hosptals and nsttutons. Fee $1. Ether a bachelor's degree plus 10 months' occupatonal therapy tranng or graduaton from oecupatlonal therapy school plus two years' ap)ro)rftle experence lncludn,[ one year of work wth the mentally 111. Test date, May 25. (Frday. Aprl 26) TEJ) KEPRESENTA- CATON). $5,660-$6,940. One vacancy, Albany. Fee $5. Eght years' experence n educaton and communty programs for foregn-born and foregn-language groups. Test dale. May 25. (Frday, Aprl 20) ASSSTANT EXAMNA- TONS EDTOR, $4,030-$5,020. One vacancy, Albany. Pee $4. Bachelor's degree plus one year of teachng Englsh or foregn language n a secondary school. Test date. May 25. (Frday, Aprl 2G) ASSOCATE N CTZEN- SHP EDUCATON, $6,890-$8,370. One vacancy. Albany. Fee $5. Teachng certfcate n soevl studes, master's degree wth course n ctzenshp educaton, and approprate teachng experence n ctzenshp educaton. Test date. May 25. (Frday, Aprl 26) SENOR WELFARE CON- SULTANT (MEDCAL), $6,450- $7,860. One openng, Health Department, Albany. Pee $5. Open to all cjualfed ctzens. Two years' graduate study n a recognzed socal work school and four years' experence n socal work n an accepted publc or prvate agency, two years of whch must have been n medcal or p.sychlatrc socal work, and one year n a teachng, admnstratve or consultatve capacty n ether type of socal work. Test date, Saturday, June 15. (Frday, May 17) AQUATC BOLOGST, $4,430-$5,500. Two vacances, Poughkeepse and Raybrook. Peg $4. Open to all qualfed ctzens. Two years toward a recognzed bachelor's degree n each of any four of the sx followng groups: (a) bology, botany, zoology; (b) lnnology, fsh culture; (c) chthyology, vertebrate taxonomy, feld zoology, natural hstory; (d> nvertebrate zoology, entomology; (e) comparatve anatomy, physology bacterology, <f) fsh or wldlfe conservaton; fsheres bology: and one of the followng: bachelor's degree plus ether two years n flsh conservaton, two years' teachng one of the above subjects, o two years' related research work; bachelor'.s degree plus ether a master's n fsh conservaton or 36 credt hours' related postgraduate study; sx years' practcal related experence, or an equvalent combnaton of the above. Test date, Saturday, June 29. (Frday, May 31) PRNCPAL THORACC SURGEON, $11,718-$ One openng, J. N. Adam Memoral Hosptal, Perrysburg. Fee $5. Open to any qualfed ctzen. No wrtten or oral test. Lcense to practce medcne n the State, completon of satsfactory nternshp, and fve years' experence n surgery, of whch two must have ncluded specalzaton n thoracc surgery. (Frday, May 17) SENOR DENTST. $7,- 500-$9,090. One vacancy, Napanoch nsttuton. Pee $5. Lcense to practce dentstry n the State and two years' practce. Test date Saturday, June 15. (Frday, May 17) CONSULTANT PUBLC HEALTH NURSE (HOSPTALS). $j,840-$7,30. One vacancy, Albany. Pee $5. Open to any qualfed ctzen. State professonal nurse lcense, bachelor's degree n nursng arts or scence, and one of the followng: fve years' publc health nursng experence, two n maternty and newborn care and two supervsory: fve years' such experence, two supervsory and one academc year of advanced tranng n maternty and newborn care, or an equvalent combnaton. Test date, Saturday, June 15. (Frday, May 17) STATE YETElfAN ( OUN- SELOR, $5,550-$6,780; 13 openngs, Veterans' Allars Dvson offces. statewde. Fee $5. Hgh school or equvalency dploma, three years' experence n placement, ntervewng, counselng, vocatonal gudance, personnel admnstraton, teachng, socal work, ndustral relatons, publc relatons, veterans' servce or promotton work and one of the followng: four addtonal years' experence as above, bachelor'.s degree, or an equvalent combnaton of educaton and experence. Test date, Saturday, June 15, (Frday, May 17) SENOR SOdOLOGST, 'lve antercultl RAL EDU- $5,840-$7,130. One vacancy. Mea- MCROSCOPC DEA REALLY A BG THOUGHT Ray Goldfnger of the Busness Offce, State Unversty of New York, Downstate Medcal Center, s seen recevng an avfard of $250 and a certfcate of mert from Dean Howard W. Potter, of the Center's College of Medcn e, as Mlton Mller, busness manager, looks on. Mr. Goldfnger was selected for ths award by the Mert Award Board of the State of New York for proposng the development of a specal type mcroscope whch effected consderoble savngs to the college. THREE STATE ADES SPEAK AT ASPA MEETNt; ALBANY, Aprl 15 Three top state offcals were guest speakers at a meetng on the Captal Dstrct Chapter of the Amercan Socety for Publc Admnstraton at Albany last week. The offcals, whose topc was fnancng publc programs, were Raymond B. Houston, Commssoner of Socal Welfare, Dr. Herman E. Hlleboe, Commssoner of Health, and Clerk Ahlberg, Deputy Drector of tha Budget Dvson. tal Hygene Department. Syracuse, Pee $5. Thrty graduate semester hour.s n socology, ncludng or supplemented by sx hous n p.sychology and sx n statstcs, plas two year.s as a socologst, one n research. Test date. Saturday, June 15. (Frday, May 17) BANK EXAMNER, $5,- 840-$7,13'). Several appontments expected n New York Cty and upstate. Pee $5. Open to any qualfed ctzen who s a legal resdent of New York, Connectcut or New Jersey. Two years' bankng experence nvolvng loans and dscounts, nvestments n securltle.'*, or bonds and mortages; admnsterng trust or estates, or bank accountng or audtng; and one of the followng: bachelor's degree n accountng, bankng or fnance; one addtonal year's experence as above plus a bachelor's degree; three addtonal years a.s above, or an equvalent combnaton. Test date, Saturday, June 15. (Frday, May 17) COURT STENOGRA- PHER, $9, Two vacances. Supreme Court Eghth Judcal Dstrct (Allegany, Cattaraugus, Chautaqua, Ere, Genesse, Nagara, Orleans or Wyomng countes). Legal resdence n one of those countes for four months precedng test date, June 22. One of the followng: three years' general verbatm reportng, two years' court reportng, an equvalent of the above, or a certfod shorthand reporter's certfcate ssued by the State Unversty Board of Regents, (Frday, May 17). Exam Study Books Excellent (fudy books by Area, la preparaton for current and comng exams for publc fobs, are on tale at The LBADER book' store. 97 Duane St.. New York 7, N. r. two blocks north of Cty Hall, usf west of Broadway. Set adverfltement nsde. A m V T K S OF KMP.OVKK.S N ST/%TE Farmngdale E" G. Sorenson, Chef of the State Socal Securty Agency, wll address the Aprl 26 meetng of the Long Lsancl Agrcultural and Techncal nsttute chapter. CSEA, n Farmngdale, N. Y. The meetng s scheduled for 8 P. M. n Knapp Hall Lounge on the man campus, Melvlle Road. Because of the wdespread nterest n Socal Securty at ths tme, the chapter s extendng an nvtaton to members of otler chapters to attend. Farmngdale chapter has recently, been reactvated; ts offcers are Raynor Wallace, presdent; Mchael Abbatelo, vce presdent; George Drennan. treasurer, and Mary Anne Greenauer, secretary. Bnghamton The nomnatng commttee of Bnghamton chapter, CSEA, presented Us slate of offcers for : Presdent, Morrs Sokollnslcy; 1st vce presdent, Robert A. Sullvan; 2nd vce presdent, Leo Bernsten; executve secretary, Ralph Hutta; secretary, Florence Drew, and treasurer, Louse Pearson. Nomnated for delegate and alternate delegates were John Conkln, George Derr, Mchael Krska, Vncent McNally, Thomas Salvamnl, Donald Stark, Mare Westlake, Mchael Bochnak, Paul Gross, Jean Drlscoll, Alce Dundon, Vera Evans and Rayola Krska. Ballots must be n by Aprl 22. At the executve councl's March meetng, plans were completed for the annual chapter dnner-dance, to be held on Thursday evenng. May 9 at 6:30 P.M. n St. John's Ukranan Hal, Johnson Cty, N. Y. Tckets wll be $2.00 per person. Guest.speaker at dnner wll be John F. Powers, Assocaton presdent. Mr.s. Krska and Albert Dexhemler are co-charmen for the event; Loo Bernsten wll serve as toastmastcr. Mke Krska wll act as tcket charman, asssted by Margaret Ahern, Molly Wellman, Mrs. BochnaK, John Keegan and John Pecoronl. Personals: Patrca Ann Long of the Workman's Compensaton Board recently marred Andrew J. Pelshaw, Jr. Lynn C. Hackett left the Board to accept employment wth the Utca Mutual nsurance Company. Mrs. Edward Byrnes of the Bnghamton Stata Hosptal was honored recently at a pnk and blue shower at the Cloverleaf Restaurant for her baby-to-be. Camlla Ftzgerald. Mary Murphy, Mary Ellen Murphy and Barbara Hllary returned from a motor trp to St. Petersburg, Florda. St. Lawrence Marlon C. Murray was reelected presdent of St. Lawrence chapter. County Dvson. CSEA. t was announced at the group's annual meetng held on Tuesday. Aprl 9 n the Court House, Canton, New York. Other offcers reelected were Frederck Woodruff. 1st vce presdent; Mary Mannng. 2nd vce presdent; E. Stanley Howlett, 3rd vce presdent; Marlene Morrow, secretary, and Roland Watson, Jr., treasurer. Wethla B. Kp was also reelected to her thrd term as executve representatve. Drectors reelected were Ceylon Allen, Dr. Robert Rogers, Lews W. Paddock, John M. Loucks and Yale Gates. New members of the board of drectors are Chef of Polce Leo LeBeau (Ogdensberg), Elmer Hewlett, Charles E. Bowers, Rchard Cambrdge and Frances Mulholland. Dr. Rogers was eleced delegate and Mr. Gates alternate delegate. The electon results were announced by Maurce Gardner, charman of the board of can- va.ssers. nstallaton of offcers wll take place at the chapter's annual dnner on May 4. Mss Kp, socal charman, sad that the place place would be announced n the near future, Thomas ndan School The Thomas ndan School chapter, CSEA, held ts fnal dnner party n the Amercan Legon Hall, Gowanda, N. Y., on Aprl 8. A delcous rcast beef supper was served to 63 members and guests. Alfred Douglass was a very excellent master of ceremones. Th9 after-dnner program ncludng group sngng, panel quzzes and queston-and-answer games. Gfts were presented to Chapter Presdent Samuel O. Smout and to 30 employees who wll retre when the school s closed. Emmett E. Sprague s vce presdent of the chapter, Luclle Krkl)atrck, secretary; June Snyder, treasurer, and Wanda Woltz, delegate. The dnner commttee was composed of Geneveve Luce and Ms Woltz; the entertanment commttee, Mrs. Klrkpatrck Ms Snyder, an(l

15 NAGEMENT TRANNG PROGRAM DEADLNES SET WASHNGTON, Aprl 15 The tr. S. cvl Servce Commsson (usked all Federal agences to betn consderaton of canddates Slor ts Pall Management nternlp program to be conducted ere from September 8 to Janury 31. The tranng course ths Jal wll be open only to selected employees n grades OS-7 through as-12 who show n potental for becomng ether techncal or manageral assstants to Government personnel dong research and development work n any branch of scence or engneerng. The deadlne for agency nomnatons of employees workljg eutslde of the Washngton metro-. poltan area s June 5. Agences Wll have untl August 23 to make fnal selectons from among canddates who pass a wrtten examnaton to be gven by the Commsson. LKGAL NOTCE CTATON The People of the State of New York, By The Grace of God, Free and ndependent To Attorney General of the Ctatv of New York; Rota Cutolo: Lllana fperanza: Contul General of taly; and to 'lary Doe" the name "Mary Don" benf; lltols, allcked wdow of GAETANO KANDO, also known as Jerry Ka.ndo, decenkf'd, f lvng and f dead, to the ex- <-ulor, admlnfltratorb, dstrbuteee and asbfrna of "Mary Doe'' deceased, whose names and post offce a<(jre(>ses are nhnown and cannot after dlgent nqury be ascertaned by th pettoner heren;. and lo the dstrbutees of GAETANO JANDO, also known as Jen-y Rundo. defeape4 whose names and post offce tultfrchsee are unknown and cnsnot after dltent nury be ascertaned by ha peltoner heren: beng the persons nterested as credtors, tfsfrbutees or otherwse n the estate of eaf.tano RANDO, also known as J»rry Rando. deceased, who at the tme of hs de.-fh was a resdent of 64 ( Nnth Avenue, kew York, N. Y. Send GREETNG: Upon the petton of The Publc Adynstrator of the County of New York, havnr hs offce at Hall of Records, Room sol, Boroufh of Manhattan. Cty and County of New York, as admnstrator of the Roods, chattels and credts of sad deceased; You and each of you are hereby cted o show cause 'before the Surrogate's Court of New York County, held at the Ball of Records, Room 50», n the County f New York, on the Tlh day of Jlay. J 1)57, at half-past ten o'clock n the forenoon of that d:y, w-hy the account of pro.'eednrs of the Publc Admnstrator «f the County of New York, as admn-»lrat»r ot the (roods, chattels and credls of sad deceased, should not be judcally eltled. n Testmony Whereof, We have ansed the seal of the Surrofate's Cou't cf the sad County of New York to be fcerennto affxed. Wtness. Honorable S. Samuel D1 Falco» SuroRale of our sad County, at the County of New York, the 2'.;K1 day of March n tho year of our.ord one thousand nne hundred and ttty-seven. Phlp A. Donahue Clerk of the SrroEate't Court SLLEN. VERONCA. CTATON. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. By the Grace of God Free and ndependent. TO: MCHAEL GLLEN. GEOROE O.LEN, PETER MACKl.E. CLARE LEONARD. MARY MACKLE. $ARAH MACKLE, REV. JAMES GU.LEN. feter MACKLE. as EXECrTOl OP THE WLL OP JAMES GERARD MACKLE. EECEASEn, MARGARET tlllen. a s ASSGNEE of KEV. JAMES GL.EN. CLARE LARKN BROPHY. MARON,ARKN, bentf the persons nterested as rcltors, leealees. devsees, benefcares. ««trbulees, or otherwse n the Estate of VERONCA GLLEN. deceased, who at the tme ot her death was a resdent of 817 East 70(h Street. n the County of»ew York Send Greetngs: Hpon tho petton of J0H:4 F. GLLEN FeBdnr at 405 Edsdale Road. Baltmore t«. Maryland. You and each of you are hereby cted lo show cause before the Surrocate's Court»f New York County, h/1,1 at the HaJl of Records n the C unly ot New Y'ork, on»he Tlh day of May, ]!l,')7. at half-past len o'clcok n the forenoon of that day, %hy the acj:ount of proccednbs of JOHN T. GLLEN. as Admnstrator should not ke ludlcally settled. n testmony whereof, we have caused the seal of the Surxtrate's Court ot the sad County ot New York lo be hereunto affxed. WTNESS, HONOK- (L t.) ABLE S. SAMUEL D FALCO. a Surrogate of our s.-l county, at the County of New York, the Stlth day of March lu the year of our Lord one thousand nne hundred and flfly-seven. PHLP A. DONAHUE tterk of the Surrogate's Court. SCHOLARSHP COURSE OFFERED TO VETERANS* Coachng Assocates are offerng two 10-sesslon courses on Saturday mornngs and Monday evenngs to prepare veterans for the compettve State scholarshp examnaton scheduled for June, The 1,200 successful canddates wll receve a four-year scholarshp worth $1,400, ncludng tuton for full or part-tme study. The course wll be drected by Sdney Welner and Benjamn J Welnrb. Regstraton wll be held on Saturday mornng, Aprl 20, from 9 A.M. to 1 P.M., and on Monday, Aprl 29, from 6 to 8 P.M., n Room 160, Academy Hall, 853 Broadway, New York Cty. 6-PEC PACB SETTNG, only $34.75 red. To«ncl. FLOWER LANE s a happy blend of sterlng beauty and craftsmanshp a delght to the eye, a luxurous touch on your table. Sea ths newest of HERLOOM STERLNO patterns here today! Also n Keepng Wth We have... C0SC9. Tray Cart M5.95 At extra work surface, an extra Btorage unt, a hatdsome servng cart... n one! W/z' hgh, l6v' X 231/'. Three-nch casters. Chromum or black legs. CoscoAT wood-gran fnsh n four colors. Come n and get yours today. tl THS OTHt FAVORTt COSCO Mm! Electrc Utlty TaU* Was ever a cart so handy...tuwlttoy -(j! Come n and see the smartest set n town, wth the most comfortable foldng char made. Has contour back and saddle-shaped seat; unque gatefold acton (seat tlts up, legs swng n!) elmnates "foldng" look. Foldng table has no telltale leg braces. Both have Bonderzed, chpresstant enamel fnsh, washable, stan-resstant Duran upholstery. Nne color combnatons! or a party so easy Thh M opp«on only on genutna COSCO products. Look fo U whon you buy. CHARS and TABLES TOX l>r';0 KNG Pu'-sant to an order of Hon. S. Samuel Dl Falco, BurroBHte of the County of New- Tork. NOTCE S HUnEY GVEN, aenvdntf to law. to all pe'soa havn? clam* asalnst.eo KNG KOX, ate of the County of New York, dethe vouclerb thereof, to the uler- eased, to 'sent the ane. wth flrned, Executor of the.aat Wll and Testament of the eaul deceased, ll care ot Luclen H. Tlaraud, 90 Broad Street, New York 4. N. Y. attorney for the Executor, on or be- <ore the 30th of July lt57. Dated ths 18th day of January, t»57, FREDERCK AV. HLDUM. Executor ll'cen R. THARAl'D, Attorney for Executor Oflloe At P. O. AddrcB* to hroad St., Borough of Manhattan, 'ev York 4, N, Y ".OOKNO FNSDE," a column of comment and analyss, by H. J. Bernard, appears often n The Leader, "SLVER ROSE" HGH COMPOTE A most-used dsh, for servng candes, nuts, crackers, hors d'oeuvres. Heght 5 V" dameter 6'.". $18.7S r.j T,.c H. ASTOR, NC rd Ave. NEW YORK CTY SAer*m«nto 2-4«15 COAST TO COAST DST. CO. 889 Broadway (Bet. 19th & 20th Sts) NEW YORK QUKSTONS on cjvh servce and Sof:l Seorty answered. Addre.ss EJtur, The Leader, 87 Uuae Street. New York 1. N. K. AUTOS, new and used. Bee weekly llslh n ad\ ertmng eoluns ot The Leader. AL Headers have ther say n Tha.EADCU's Connent column Send letters to Edtor. The l.l'.adek. 97 Uuau«SlreeW New Xurk 7, N.X.

16 MSS KLEN HOMERS AGAN WTH SXTH AWARD By A. J. COCCARO Retrement Pensons Accumulated and reserve penson funds throughout the naton now total over 70 bllon dollars. A neglgble tem n the natonal balance sheet twenty years ago, reserve funds have ncreased tenfold atnce The old age reserve already s approxmately one-ffth the sze of tha total annual ncome of all corporatons, workers, owners, and the rest of the country's ncome earners. These funds are not frozen; nstead they contrbute towards meetng the daly costs of governmert and the expanson needs of ndustry through nvestment n government bonds and safe securtes. Y'otr Penson System Our State Retrement System now has a reserve fund of close to 1 bllon dollars. Approxmately 18,000 retred members collect over $21,000,000 a year. The average pensoner therefore receves a round fgure of $1,200 or approxmately $23.00 a week. A neghbor of mne who retred early ths year after 15 year's State servce collects only $46.00 per month. These ncomes are barely enough to exs on and t becomes necessary for some o( these people to go out «nd seek Socal Welfare benefts. nereased Securty To ncrease your penson and future.securty, the State employc* should become a member of the 55 year Retrement plan whenever t s open to you, f you are not already a member. Ths would provde you wth an opportunty to retre earler n lfe and provde for a larger penson when you do retre. f a member of the plan doos not want to retre at age 55, he could retre any tme before Bge 70. The penson one would eventually receve ncreases wth ach year that the employee works after age 55 Your penson s based on two key factors: 1. Your total contrbutons 2. Length of servce Your total contrbutons are greatly ncreased f you are a memb*r of the 53 year plan. Socal Securty n addton to benefts already avalable to members of our retrement system, state legslaton has opened th door to Socal Securty, a program that could add as much as $1,300 for a retred ndvdual and up to $1,954 for marred couples, both over age 65. Dscussons on retrement. Socal Securty, health nsurance, and legslaton wll take place at the Concord Hotel, Montcello, N. Y., Aprl 29, 1957 by top authortes n these respectve felds. Ths program s under the jont sponsorshp of the Southern and Metropoltan Conferences of the Cvl Se-vce Employees Assocaton. ACTVTES OF tls STATE Warwck State School The monthly neetng of the Warwck CSEA chapter was held on Aprl 1. John Stlllman, charman of the Orange County Democratc Commttee, was guest speaker. Hs topc concerned pendng legslatve benefts for State mployees. Boys' supervsors have recently been notfed of ther status change from grade 3 to grade 6. Members of the Recreaton Department made a feld trp to Chldrens' Vllage at Dobbs Ferry to ob.serve and study varous programs. On March 30, Reverend John Mlreop and Joseph Kluckewcz accompaned Boy Scouts representng Troops 42 and 152, New York State Tranng School at Warwck, to the Scoutng n Acton exhbt at the Mlddletown Armory. Ther dsplay booth receved many favorable comments. The trp was made possble through the efforts of Scoutmasters Leo Green and Erne Asbury. Onondaga Arthur Darrow was nomnated for presdent of Onondaga chaptar, CSEA, at Us quarterly meetng held on March 31 n Krk Park Feld Hou.se, Syracuse. Other nomnees nclude John Bachman, for 1st vce presdent; Laura Gurnlak, 2nd vce presdent; Edward Stevens, 3rd vce oresdent; Leona Appel, secretary; Mabel Kng, assstant secretary; Eleanor Rosbach, treasurer, and Mr. Darrow, chapter reprcsentfctve (one-year term). Helen Angrloff, Arlene Brady, Chester Duff and Robert Sawyer. Davd Rogers s retrng presdent. The nomnatng commttee conssts of Joseph Bourke, H. Beaman Tremble, Mr. Clft, Clare E. Wales, Dors Swetman and Mr. Steen. Anne Osterdale s charman. Jesse B. McParland, past presdent and senor admnstratve assstant of the Assocaton, addressed the meetng on the ams and accomplshments of the CSEA. Reports on the annual Assocaton meetng n Albany were presented. and the group's legslatve program outlned. Notes on members; Congratulatons to Vernon Tapper, 4th vce presdent, CSEA, who acted as general charman of Scout Adventureland, held March 30 and 31 n the Genesee Street Armory. The event attracted more than 10,000 scouts and vstors. Mr. Tapper dd an outstandng job. Best wshes to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McCall, of Lafayette, N. Y. She s the former Patrca Baker, stenographer n the veterans' department. Returnng from Florda vacatons: Norma Scott and Mrs. Relchert. Welcome back to Eva Arnold, who's on the job agan n the Clearance Dvson Welfare Department after a long llness, and get-well wshes to Edward Rlckard. Resource Dvson, Welfare Department. The chapter's deepest sympathy s extended to the famles of Mary Mathews and Grace Drynan. Ryan Nomnated for two-year terms FORUM COUNCL TO ELECT on the board of drectors were Councl 301, Clv Servce Forum, Ruth McCollum, Joseph Fsselbrand, composed of telephone operators, Robert Clft. Earl Taylor, wll meet on Wednesday. Aprl Jean Wlcham, George Usherwood, 24 at 6:30 P.M. on the 14th floor Wnfred Johnson and Norma of 299 Broadway, New York Cty. Scott. Th«followng wera nomnated Offcers and delegates to the June for one-year terms: James conventon wll be elected. Costgan, Arthur Kason, Mar- Anne M. Smth s presdent of Maloney, Dorothy Relchert, the Councl. Elzabeth Klen, center, the Mckey Mantle of deas, recently had her sxth suggeston accepted by the Mert Award Board. Mss Klen, a senor stenographer at the College of Forestry of Syracuse State Unversty, won $25 for her proposal on a work procedure book to expedte the college's extenson program. Shown at the presentaton of a certfcate honorng her dea are Dean Hardy L. Sh rley, left, and George G. Hanes, busness offce. Mss Klen s a member of Syracuse chapter, Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton. ACTVTES OF KMPLOYKES THROUGHUUT KKW VOHK STATK Brooklyn State Hosptal At a very well-attended meetng on March 27, Brooklyn State Hosptal chapter, CSEA, unanmously adopted the followng resoluton: "Be t resolved that the chapter the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton and Mental Hygene Employees Assocaton nstruct ts presdent to take excepton to the new salary schedule. The nadequacy of the proposed rase falls far below the promsed fve percent across-the-board ncrease whch ths chapter opposed pror to the Cvl Servce Employees and Mental Hygene Employees Assocatons' annual mettngs and so declared tself." The chapter's b-annusfl electon.4 wll be held on May 15. Nomnees are presdent: Eml mpresa; frst vce-presdent: Barbara Sweet, Joseph Parsetta: second vce-presdent: Rchard Amos, John Morrs, Frances Gather; treasurer: Rudolph Rauch, Henry Grouard; secretary: Cesra Bonom: Mary Coyne: delegate: Patrck Klroy, Arnold Mo.ses, Saul Gordon; board of drectors, attendant: James Hampton, Mare Belford, Angelo Pranto, Thomas Mears; nurses: Danel Schultz, John Dxon, Solomon Berln; shops: Frank Cole, Paul Lepelltere; clercal: Luclle Scarbno, Joan Fanto, Ann Berros; socal servce: Mary Mesca; food servce: Mary Bussng; recreatonal and occupatonal therapy departments: Phylls Snger. Lllan Hammond, Audrey Chaffo; safety and sem-professonal: A1 Chernoff, Paul Greenwood; grounds: Ray Watkns; professonal: Dr. Leonard Kane, Maurce Portnoy. Eml mpresa wshes to thank the hosptal and all the members of the assocaton for ther fne cooperaton now and n the past. Tle sprng dance sponsored by the Brooklyn State Hosptal chapter wll be held on May 10, n the assembly hall at 9:00 P.M. Barbara Sweet s n charge of the dance. There wll be contnuous musc and entertanment. Open house for Mental Health Week wll be held at the hosptal on Wednesday, May 1, from 1:30 to 4:00 P.M. Everyone who wshes to vst Us nsttuton wll be welcomed. A well-planned program and an nterestng move on mental health wll be shown. Dr. Beckensten wll be the prncpal speaker. On the afternoon of May 2, there wll be open house n the assembly hall for the employees and patents n the hosptal who wsh to vst the varous booths concerned wth the hosptal actvtes and promoton of good mental health. The Brooklyn State Hosptal Psychatrc Forum wll hold ts next meetng on Thursday, May 2, and ts guest speaker wll be Dr. Otto Klneberg. He wll speak on nternatonal aspects of mental health. Ths meetng s open to anyone who wshes to attend. A number of the nursng personnel attended a congress for nurses sponsored by the Nurses Educaton Alumn Assocaton of St. John's Unversty. t was the frst affar of ts knd and all who attended had a most nterestng vst. Best wshes go to Mrs. Catherne Sheahan who was always an actve worker n the assocaton. Mrs. Sheahan retred from the hosptal recently due to ll health. Everyone here hopes that her health wll mprove quckly. The chapter wshes the best of luck to Margaret Geronsky who recently retred after many years of servce as a clothng clerk at the hosptal. Our deepest sympathy to Ann Cooper and famly on the recent death of her husband Jerry; to Ernest Schenck and Jacob Ramseur and famles on the recent death of ther mother-n-law. Also to Ethylene Kdd who recently lost her sster. Welcome back to rwn Drutman, who recently returned from mltary servce. Florance R. Unwn, Ada Kavanaugh, Ktt Hart and Hannah Tnney are all vacatonng n sunny Florda. Manlattan State At a recent meetng of Manhattan State Hosptal chapter, CSEA, Presdent Jenne Allen Shelds gave a resume of the past year's achevements and assured members that an all-out effort wll be drected toward correctng nequtes n hour and salary. The 64-dollar-queston among chapter members s how wll the recent change n hours and salary scale affect take-home pay. Several hosptal employees enrolled n the group lfe nsurance plan and joned the CSEA. Members should contact chapter offcers regardng the payroll deducton plan for payment of dues. These members on the the sck lst are makng good progress: Besse Murtagh, Anna Galvn, Margaret Kennedy and B. N. Leonard. Member's deepest sympathy s extended to Mrs. Shelds on the death of 'ler sster. Greedmoor The annual dnner for otcers of Creedmoor chapter, CSEA, was held recently n Antun's Restaurant, Queens Vllage. Dr. La- Burt, drector, an honor guest, made gft presentatons to past presdents of the chapter. The recpents were John Murphy, Arthur Mueller, Arthur Hedenrch, John Mackenze and Helen Paterson. Also attendng were Presdent Gerard Campan, Raymond Sansone, Joseph Bucarra, Helen Foran, Mke Pyros, John Flood, Jula Stenbaker, Margaret Hansen, Elzabeth Buraery, Ro.se Barry, Sue SchaefTer and Edward Sottons. The annual conference of O. T. Supervsors was held from Aprl 9-11, wth Supervsor Brown playng host to representatves from 26 nsttutons. The recreaton department's annual show, "Lafs of '57," played fve nghts to about 5,000 vstors and three matnees for patents. t was a smash ht. Get-well wshes go to Mand.s Peterson, Mke Kendrck, Joseph Cremman, George Nadeau, Mary Dorsey and Vera Kazmck. Terry MacPhlps has resgned and s now a member of the Ar Force. Bert Dennson, Joseph Rammaca and George Wllams of Bldg. N are on vacaton. The chapter's deepest sympathy s extended to Nck Curzo on the death of hs 'ather, who wa.s a barber at the hosptal, known and lked by everj/one. Law Dept. The Department of Law chaptor. CSEA, Albany, apponted commttees as follows, to serve untl May, 1958: Audtng John Hartgan, charman and Estelle Rogers. Grevance Vncent Danza, charman, Rchard Eagle and Arthur Van Ness. Legslatve Eml Woldar, charman, Jeremah Jochnowtz and Rchard Tolhurst. Membershp Abraham Kranker. charman, Frtz Holznger and Alfrea Mller. Publcty Max Bonko, charman, and Mchael Gventer. Socal Vncent Borge'e. charman, Thomas Burke, Jolm Esan, Bernard Frebush. Mr. Gventer, Helen Grace, Anne Jones, Bruce McDonald, Mr. Mller. Margaret Nelgan anr M.s Rogers. The group recently amended l'? consttuton and by-laws, changng the date of the annual meetng and electon of offcers from September to May, to conform wth that of the Assocaton. ALBANY PREST NAMED STATE CHAPLAN ALBANY, Aprl 15 The Rev. Anthony Robert Sdot of Albany, Lt. Col. wth the New York Natonal Guard and chaplan of the 27tt Armored Dvson, has been apponted state chaplan wth the rank of Colonel. Father Sdot s the frst man to fll the post of state chaplan snce World War.