ALL-OUT PLEA TO CONGRESS URGED ON FIRE AND POLICE SOCIAL SECURITY BILL

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1 C w t f ' S-e/WAA. L E l L D E t 'Amerca** Large»t Weekly for Publc Employee* Vol. XV No. 50 Tueaday, August Prce Ten Cent Vllage H P 0 V''. '- CAPlOl. ^VALON ALBANV 1 N Y COttP ng ge 16 ALL-OUT PLEA TO CONGRESS URGED ON FRE AND POLCE SOCAL SECURTY BLL ALBANY, Aug. 19 Swft Congressonal acton s needed f New York State polce and fremen are to obtan tle benefts of Socal Securty coverage, John F. Powers, presdent of the Cvl Servce E- ployees Assocatcn, warned ths week. The U. S. Senate Fnance Commttee has taken an mportant step toward accomplshng such coverage by amendng a House Socal Securty bl extendng Socal Securty to polce and fremen. Ths gves promse of Congres- lonal acton on the subject ths year but the tme left for such acton s growng short. Mr. Powers ponted out that faure by Congress to act on the measure ths term would deny Socal Securty to the two groups on the much-needed retroactve bass as provded by the New York State Legslature n ts last sesson. The Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton, together wth the Polce Conference of Polce Organzatons n New York State and the New York State Fre Fghters Assocaton, tave urged the Senators and Congressmen rom the State of New York to extend the Socal Securty benefts to these unformed servce.-. The Employees Assocaton also has wrtten to Governor Harrlman askng hs support n gettng the measure through. Other state offcals have addressed smlar pettons to the Congressonal representatves and leaders. Wlson Makes Plea Malcolm Wlson, Assemblyman, and Charman of the Jont Legslatve Commttee on Employees' Retrement System, n a statement whch was sent to Congressmen, stated "We feel that t s of vtal mportance that such an amend- State Actng To Combat Asatc Flu Among Ades ALBANY, Aug. 19 Governor Harrlman, as an ntal step n preparng the State tc combat any possble development of Asatc nfluenza, has authorzed the Stat* Health Commssoner, Dr. Herman Hlleboe, to provde State d to local communtes for the purchase of Asan nfluenza vaccna. Th«Governor authorzed the Health Department to remburse countes and ctes of over 50,000 populaton for the purchase of vaccna and essental personnel those who care for the sck, pollcemeu and fremen and essental ndustres. Authorzaton was also gven the Health Department to provde, as soon as avalable, vaccne for State personnel needed for the mantenance of essental servces n carng for the sck and mentally ll, the State polce and those employed n the care of nmates of the Slate's correcton nstltu- Uoat. ment be pa-ssed th year. The bll whch our commttee prepared and whch s now the law of ths State expressly ant'cpates the extenson of the elgblty to polcemen and fremen by Federal law. Accomplshment of ths legslaton at the present sesson of Congress wll preserve to the polcemen and fremen the beneft of retroactve coverage provded by the State law." Mr. Wlson concluded hs statement by urgng "each of New York State's Representatves and Senators to gve ther full support to HR 8775 or any other substantally dentcal bll whch wll provde Socal Securty ths year for the polcemen and fremen of ths State." Lefkowts Lends Support Also, the Attorney General of the State, Lous J. Lefkowltz, telegraphed hs support to the Washngton representatves for the presage of a Socal Securty bll. Hs telegram sad n part: "Tme s runnng short to... provde retroactve coverage for the polcemen and fremen of New York State by the end of 1957." AU Should Help^ Mr. Powers has urged all of the members of the Assocaton to w'te ther Congressonal Representatves askng that the Socal Securty bll Just passed by the Senate Fnance Commttee be enacted ths sesson. " strongly urge all those publc employees nterested n havng the polcemen and fh-emen of the State get Socal Securty to wrte to ther Congressmen mmedately. Not onljr s the tme short to accomplsh ths beneft for thousands of deservng people, but also there s opposton n some quarters aganst the passage of ths amendment. Only by the weght of your publc opnon wll the members of Congress bo defntely mpressed by your wshes n ths regard. Along wth the other employee organzatons nterested n polcemen and fremen, we have been out n the front urgng tha ths amendment be adopted." Way Cleared For Returned Ades To Obtan Socal Securty On Rejonng Retrement System Levtt Obtans Rulng to Help Older Employees ALBANY, Aug. 19 State Comptroller Arthur Levtt announced that at hs request the Federal Department of Health, Educaton and Welfare has revsed ts Socal Securty rulngs to allow publc employees who have retred and returned to publc employment to obtan Socal Securty AKTHUK LKVTT coverage and to beneft from the retroactve provsons of the State Socal Securty laws. Under the new rulngs employees who have retred and returned to work as temporary employees may have Socal Securty coverage for ther actve employment durng the retroactve perod f they rejon the New York State Employees' Retrement System. Employees who were elgble to Jon the Retrement System but dd not Jon untl after the begnnng of the retroactve perod and employees who were nelgble to Jon the Retrement System but have become elgble for membershp due to a change of crcumstance wll also beneft from the rulngs. They wll be gven Socal Securty credt for the entre retroactve perod provdng they are members of the Retrement System at the tme the contracts between the State and Federal governments are sgned. egnllty Was n Doubt Pror to the new rulngs there has been serous Queston about the elgblty of any employee who has retred wthn the retroactve perod for credt for employment before retrement. For example, untl ths new rulng was receved an employee who retred March 1 ths year because he reached the mandatory retrement age and who returned to work mmedately as a temporary employee would only have been enttled to Socal Securty coverage for the tme he worked after March 1.. Now, f he rejons the Retrement System he may be credted wth hs entre employment wthn the retroactve perod. Some Rsk nvolved Mr. Levtt urged all those persons affected by the rulngs to consder rejonng the Retrement System. He sad, "f they do so, and f they are members of the Employees' Ret-ement System when the Federal-State agreement EDTORAL s sgned they wll receve Socal Securty credt for ther actve employment durng the retroactve perod. He cautoned, however, that "every member who rejons the retrement system takes a rsk and all of the people who consder ths acton should be aware of t. Any retred employee who rejons the System and who des before he s able to earn hs Socal Securty credt and retre agan, may ncur serous fnancal loss for hs famly." " Socal Securty credt for the retroactve pfcrod s avalable only to those employees who were employed at the tme the Federal- State contracts arj sgned. Ths retroactve credt s only for the tme wthn that perod whch the person has been actvely employed. Pardon Our Blushng THE LEADER was naturally delghted ths week when t receved a hgh complment from the Federal Socal Securty Admnstraton on the excellence and accuracy of ts reportng, comment and correspondence on Socal Securty subjects. The correspondence conssts mostly of answers t publshes to questons of general nterest; many queres of only specal nterest are answered by mal. n addton, the Socal Securty Admnstraton acknowledged that through The Leader, from 100 to 800 requests each week are receved for the free Socal Securty booklet. An advertsement appearng ths week on page 7 tells how to get ths booklet. Frst n All the Land The offcal commendatons of coverage of the techncal subject ncluded the statement that on subjects affectng state law, the Federal offcals consult copes of The Leader that contan ts vew on the subject. t.- These changes were made known by the Comptroller at a conference held wth representatves of varous local governmental assocatons and the Cvl Servce Employees' Assocaton. At the meetng the Comptroller recommended that sympathetc consderaton be gven to rehrng recently retred employees so tha they may beneft from these new rulngs. He ponted out that t was not necessary that they be employed n ther former postons. t s necessary that they be employed n postons whch allow retrement system membershp. Powers n Attendance Attendng the meetng as representatves of ther organlzatloh were: Edward Uthe, Executve Secretary, Assocaton of Towns of the State of New York; Clarence Chamberlan, Executve Drector, County Offcers Assocaton of New York; Addlslon Mallory, Executve Secretary, New York State Conference of Mayors; John Powers, Presdent New York State Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton, nc., and Edward Dyer, Executve Drector, School Boards Assocaton, CONSULTANT NAMED ON HSTORC STES ALBANY, Aug. 19 Dr. Marvn A. Rapp, assocate executve dean for communty colleges and techncal and agrcultural nsttute* of the State Unversty, has been named consultant to the Jont Legslatve Commttee on Preservaton and Restoraton of Hlstorl Stes. The appontment was announced by Assemblywoman Mldred F. Taylor, charman. CONSCENCE FUND* RCHER ALBANY, Aug. 19 The State' "Conscence Fund" s $32 rcher. The money was enclosed n ft whte sheet of paper bearng thf notaton: State Treasury, and postmarked Troy, N. Y,

2 U. S. Offers Hundreds Of Jobs to Engneers At Up to $223 a Week Tpe Federal government has sue; a new and urgent call for hundreds ot engneers. t emphaszes the prompt employment opportuntes as well as the promoton prospects. Exper.?nced and nexperenced canddates \«ll be hred. Pay rangres from $4,480 to $11,610 «) start.' "The government," says the anrouncement, "eftplbys some 60,000 professonal engneers thrc)ughout the country; about 10,00() of these fre enployed n the Washngton, D C., area. More than 30 agences n ths area utlze the servces of professonal engneers n a wde varety of engneerng felds." Professonal assgnment may be n any one of the followng specalzed felds: aeronautcal, agrcullural, agrcultural (research), Bchteclural (specfcatons; cons ructon estmatng), automotve, brdge, ceramc, chemcal, cvl, constructon, electrcal (ncludng r.jral electrfcaton engneer), electroncs (ncludng telephone engneer), fre protecton, general, hghway, hydraulcs, ndustral. nternal combuston engnes, mantenance, marne, materals, mechancal, mnng, naval archtecture, petroleum producton and natural gas, safety, santary, tructural, valuaton, weldng. Lst of Locatons Ths examnaton wll be used to fll postons n varous Federal agences located n Washngton, D. C.. and vcnty, and n foregn countres. n addton, postons n same of the optonal branches wll also flled throughout the Unted e.ates and n Terrtores and posle.ssons, as follows: agrcultural engneer (research) at grades GS-7 through GS-15 n the Department of Agrculture; brdge engneer and hghway engneer, at GS-7 through GS-13 n the Bureau of Publc Roads of the Department of Commerce; mnng engneer, and petroleum producton and natural gas engneer, GS-S. through GS-15 n the Bureau of Mnes n the Department of the nteror; santary engneer, GS-7 through GS-15, U. S. Publc leauh Servce of the Department of Health, Educaton, and Welfare; and telephone engneer, GS-7 through GS-12, and rural electrfcaton engneer, GS-9 and GS-11, Rural Electrfcaton Admnstraton of the Department of Agrculture. Qualflcatona Compared to Pay A Bachelor of Scence degree from an accredted college or unversty wth a sutable currculum n engneerng, or n felds closely related to engneerng such as entlneerlng physcs, constructon, or certan branches of archtecture, or four yeys of techncal engnee!ng experence or a combnaton of such experleme wth collegelevel engneerng courses whch hns gven you the.utme basc techncal knowledge and tranng possessed by a graduate engneer. cvl- SEm lclt LEAUN Amercul Lfulur Mrwunuuw for Publc KnployH;fl.E.%>1:R 'l B.K ATON.S, NC. 91 Dnnt 8t., N w Vork 7, N. V. Trelonc! lllfknu 3-(OU Ktned u P-onl-clas* maler October '.'. SaO, Kt the DOBl vlld ut New York, N Y.. lldar the A.'t of March ). Membera ot Andt Bureau! Cr'ulatlnun. SbMrlptlon Prc* l.00 Per V«wr ndlvldul ro l««, 1U«RAH Tm l.ralrr «v-ry wmfe lor Job Opportulll* For postons from grade GS-5 through GS-12, those who do not have a degree n engneerng wll be requred to take a wrtten test to determne the adequacy of ther techncal engneerng experence and educaton o" prvate study. Tle test s desgned to measure the applcant's knowledge of fundamental physcal and mathematcal scences underlyng professonal engneerng scences and technques and ther applcaton to the branch of engneerng for whch he s applyng. The test'wll not be requred of senor engneerng students, persons who have already passed ths same test, those currently regstered as a Professonal Engneer by any State, Terrtory, o the Dstrct of Columba, or persons qualfed for grades GS-13 through GS-15. You must also have had professonal engneerng experence, as follows, for appontment to the specfed grade: Grade Salary Years GS-5 $4,480 None GS-7 $5,335 '/a GS-9 $6,115 l'/2 GS-11 $7,035 2'/2 GS-12 $7,570 3'/a GS-13, 14, 15 $8,990 to 4 $11,610 Graduate Study Counts For grade GS-9 and above, at least one year of your experence must have been n the specalzed branch of engneerng for whch you apply. (Sx months of specalzed experence s requred for postons at grade GS-7.) Your professonal experence must show marked ablty and attanment n your specalzed feld of engneerng approprate for the g-ade of the poston for whch you wsh to be consdered. Graduate study n engneerng or n closely related felds may be substtuted for all or part of the requred experence dependng on the grade of poston. General Requrements You must be a Unted Slates ctzen or owe allegance to the Unted States, and be physcally able to perform the dutes of the poston to whch you are apponted. ELGBLES STATE.AtTO NT C.KHK AND ROOKKKErNO.MACHNE Ol'EKATOR VlUgu of Krnore, Kre Cotjr 1. Johson, Los. OBBnnff NTEKMEDATE ACCOrNT 'LKKK AND TYPST Towa, Vlllaers, md Kprvlal DUtrk't*,. >Ve«t4'l enter 1. JohnBon, Los E., Onslnr P Huff-nber*, Marca. Tarrytowu..» Thomaon. Ana. Whte Plot ( Nash, Flofncp. Kntonah Wtohel, Eve, S-aradale 82a (), OrUy, Anm, Dobba Frry Coecad, Lucy. Haatuca 7HU7 «. OlmBtert, Thfreaa, Whle PlnB...787«(>rPhU(VM)K or MK'AL WOHK (PSVt'HATln) Deartmet of.mental HjKlen* 1. Woodworth. Ethel, Bronx 8«19 2. Ruckey. Elzabeth, Ocdenabu'v,., MtlOf 3. Gurlan. Helen. Mddletowa E«. Vulwee. Pkeepse 8;«t3 t. Walla. Katharne, Bklyn HSftS fl. Ncsaler, PhylllB, NYC Heyulda, Mary, Jauaca, Vuat SERGEANT Parkway PoRre, Waatcbeatn fauuly 1..ofaro, Marano, Elmsford Ean, John, Ossnnr 1X15 3. Hunter. Charles, Tuckahoe McClnve, Herbert. Whle Plna...(l5B 6. Ndson, Wllam. OssuK N&6 (, MrMuho. John. Yonkera 8f& 7, Entlsh, Tuolly, Yonkers 862 «. SwJ, rorllad, Y'okes P;ton. John, rvnglnn Hr)8 10. Lndr r, Alhur, Tan-jtown,..,, Drouk, Jnea, Mt Vernon H'!3 12. Kelly, Dns, Yonkera 815 l:l. Stankey, Robert. Yonkera Wlnon, Rober, Youkers 71)9 rke-man Pelhun Hr»t Fre UlalrUt, < Weatcleater County 1, SyuoMea, UoUrt. 'elhulu 82:ft. Zabell, rrank, Pelhara 8U3U f you are a student and plan to complete your senor year or requred graduate study wthn the next 9 months, you may apply now. You may be apponted pror to completon of your course work, but you may not enter on duty untl your program of study s completed. Ths examnaton replaces several ndvdual engneer examhmtons. t also ncorporates new requrements. Therefore, t may be necessary for some canddates currently on elgble lsts to apply agan. These canddates wll be notfed. ^ ^. U o l e ^ ^ ^'Vethbee s C o l u m n Hard Nght The other nght dreamt had to buld an apartment house-all by myself. Some nghtmare! wouldn't have mnded so much f they'd gven me some good equpment to work wth. But all had was just a toy shovel and pal. And there was the boss man, sttng on a ple of sand wth a stop watch to see that fnshed the job n tme. ; Then, just n the nck of tme, a whole battalon of Seabees came along wth ; bulldozers, cranes and rv- : etlng guns and fnshed ; the job n no tme at all! : When woke up got ; to ttnkng what a nght- mare some jobs can be wthout the rght equlp- : ment. Lke washng dshes [ or dong the famly wash. But wth an automatc dshwasher you'll never : wash dshes agan! And ; wth a waaher-dryer one space savng combnaton does both laundry jobs \ automatcally. All you do \ s flp a swtch! So f housework seems : lke a bad dream, wake up ; and lve better electrcally. (M UlcUWB lw Ut rtaaowm M 1* Mon, tla rl. WaCA TV, Ck 4. :10 p. Law Cases Sdney M. Stern, counsel, reported to the New York Cty CvH Servce Commsson on law cases as follows: DECSON Court of Appeals Apply to the U S. Cvl Servce Conmsson, Washngton, 25, D. G. sstant foreman (structures Ask for Exam 112-B, and gve groups A, B, C, D, E and F), and ttle, engneer. classfcaton of postons n classfed servce of the Cty of New York. Pogg V Kennedy. Pettoner was passed over for appontment as probatonary patrolman fp.d.). He seeks to compel hs appontment. Mannng v Scheohter. Pettoner, a nurse's ade n the Hosptal Department, was dsmssed for msconduct after a hearng. He s a non-compettve employee. He seeks to compel the Commsson to revew the hearng or to have the court do so. Allano v Adams. Pettoner was dsmssed by the Polce Commssoner at end of hs probatonary term as patrolman. Specal Term held the dsmssal to be unlawful and consttuted a contnung wrong, hence the commencement of an Artcle 78 proceedng was not subject to the four-month statute. n the Appellate Dvson 100 TO ATTEND TRANST ths opnon was reversed and the HOLY NAME RETREAT Court of Appeals affrmed the One hundred men are. expected Appellate Dvson. to attend the 17th Annual' PROCEEDNG NSTTUTED treat' of the Holy Name Socety of the ndependent Subway and Abbnante, et al v C. S. Com-, the New York Cty Transt Authorty, August 23-25, at San Al- msson. Pettoners seek to compel the elmnaton of ttles of asfonso Retreat House, Lohg Branch, N. J., under the drecton of the Redemptorst Fathers. The Rev. Wlfrd T. Rordan of Our Lady of Solace Parsh, Bronx, s moderator. Wllam O. Mc- Murrer and Thomas J. Donovan are co-captans. loolt Why rsk breakage, toled clothes, and extra workwhen you can have stronger, smoother, wpe-clean Kordfel A proven clotheln* success get yours today. Wpes Clean Wth a Damp Cloth! Almost Twce as Strong as Ordnary Clotheslne! Almost No Stretch! ^ Lasts Many Tmes Longerl E. M. J. Products Corp, 20 West 20th Street. New York 11. N. Y. WA SADE BROWN SAYS: tveterans and CVLANS NOW s the tme to prepare for EXCELLENT JOBS! Free Placement Servce DAY AND EVENNG BUSNESS ADMNSTRATON EXECUTVE SECRETARAL Wth tp«c!al!uton!n SxlesmarMhlp, Advertsng, Mcrch«n<ang, Fnanc*, Rotatng, Manufacfurrtg, Rado, Tolavson, etc. DAY AND EVENNG CO-ED ALSO COACHNG COURSES FOR HGH SCHOOL K r COLLEGATE BUSNESS NSTTUTE SO MADSON AVENUE (52 St.) PL t-ra

3 THE PUBLC EMPLOYEE By JOHN F. POWERS Presdent Cvl Servce Employees Assooaton CSEA Must Hove Health Plan Voce The tme s drawng near when the Health nsurance Program wll be put nto effect for the State employees. The New York State plan, whch has been cted by many as ths best of ts type n the country, was outlned last week n a brefng sesson held n Albany for all of the State's personnel offcers. Unle.ss somethng unforeseen happens, ths would seem to ndcate the plan wll be n operaton ths fall. The next step, however, after th4 plan s put nto operaton, wlu bt the creaton of a permanent manageral agency. What form ths agency wll take we cannot at ths moment guess, but f a Board s set up, we defntely feel that there should be a representatve from th«employees apponted to t. The arguments for employee representaton are so well known they do not need repetton. An Employee dea n New York State, t was the employees who frst made the publc statement caung for a Health nsurance Plan. The Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton, can take prde n the fact, that ther letter. n 1954, askng for such nsurance, was sent to Governor Harrman wthn days after hs nauguraton. We have been actve wth suggestons whle the program was beng formulated, and on every possble occason we have kept the publc employees nformed as to ts development. When progress lagged, we prodded; and when rumors ol benefts for the employees seemed not of the best, we protested. CSEA Should S'ot Be gnored We carefully guarded the nterest of the putollc employee at every moment durng the many months between the letter to the Governor n January, 1954 to the present. Therefore, t s not wthout reason that the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton looks to more actve and more formal partcpaton n the operaton of the plan. After all, we now have 65,000 of the 90,000 state employees as pad members. We are n essence f not n fact tfelr representatves, and t seems fttng that our poston should be acknowledged by an appontment to the Health nsurance Governng Board. Nassau Chapter's 'Appeal' Clnc Gvng Ad on Reclassfcaton A clnc to handle problems on reolasslflcaton appeals s beng held for employees of Nassau County from August 20 to August 33 nclusve at the Elks Club. Hempstead, Long sland. The clnc, s operated as a servce to County employees by Nassau County chapter of the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton, and s open on each of the lour days from 10 A.M. to Noon and from 5 P.M. to 9 P.M. n the venlng, accordng to rvn Flaum- nbaum, chapter presdent. Survey Tells Needs At Woodbourne ALBANY, Aug. 19 A state nspecton of facltes of the Woodbourne Correctonal nsttuton shows "a satsfactory degree of cleanlness and order." Tht State Correcton Commsson also reported ts survey showed the need for addtonal hosptal equpment and mprovements n the ventlaton of the bakery and pant shop. Ten vacances n the custodal staff exsted at the tme of nspecton, as well as two vacances n the teachng staff. The report added: "n vew of the fact that the attendants n the department are not beng replaced wth attendants as vacances occur, t becomes ncreasngly mportant to fll the nurse's Hem, whch presently s vacant. t s also advsable that a new poston of pharmacst be created." QUESTONS on cvl servce &d Socal Securty answered. Edtor, The Leader,»1 Street. New York 3. N. Y. Expected on hand to ad worker n flng any appeals regardng the county's new reclassfcaton plan wll be Henry Galpln, salary analyst for the CSEA; Harold Hertzsteln, CSEA regonal attorney, and Benjamn Sherman. CSEA feld representatve. n order to handle the many appeals expected, Mr. Flaumenbaum urges all employees needng such help to attend a sesson at the clnc as early as possble. Cty s Soon to Open Housng Offcer Test New York Cty wll open ts next examnaton for fllng housng offcer Jobs under more auspcous crcumstances than ever before. The salary s on the way toward beng rased, and there s a plan afoot to ncrease the sze of the fores. Also under consderaton s the assgnment of polce ttles, and the creaton of supe-vlsory postons that would ncrease promoton opportuntes. Applcatons wll be receved n October and the wrtten test s tentatvely set for Saturday, February 8. Whle the examnaton has always proved popular, lately the Housng Authorty has had to canvass an abnormally large number of elglmes before t could get acceptances. Ths condton s expected to change, n connecton wth the elglbles remanng on the present lst, and those who wll be on the forthcomng and supersedng lst, because of the pay mprovement. Pay Prospects The present pry s $3,835, or nearly $74 a week, rsng to $4,830. $93 a week, through annual ncrements. The salary scale s that of grade 7 under the Career and Salary Plan, $3,750-$4,830, but appontments a'e made at $3,835 because that pay was advertsed n the examnaton announcement. As an examp'e of how fast the present lst s movng, 50 appontments are now beng nftde. t s expected that appontments n groups of 50 wll follow, dependng on the needs of the sen'lce. Snce the servce s destned for expanson, the Job opportuntes are expected to ncrease consderably. The Housng Authorty has recommended that pay start at $4,300 ($84), as of January 1 next, wth maxmum of $5,61'5 ($108) attanable after three year's servce. Quota Rased to 290 Although the Cty pay scales of the Authorty have to be approved by the Cty government, to become effectve and the Authorty s also subject to Federal control, snce t s partly subsdzed by the Federal government, the Author^ ty's recommendatons on pay rates asually preval fnally. Besdes, the housng offcer force the polce force of the Authorty has come promnently nto the publc eye recently because of the need for 'round-the-clock polce protecton for more of the HA's 84 projects, only 16 of whch get that servce. t s not argued by proponents of enlargng the sphere of operaton that all 84 need the full servce. The present lst started wth 2,0«7 names. The latest certfcaton, consstng of 133 names, reached ehgble No The present housng offcer quota s 290, ncludng the 50. Cty Admnstrator Charles F. Preusse, whom Mayor Robert F. Wagner assgned to study the subject, recommended that the force be ncreased to 548, and also favored polce ttles and the creaton of the poston of leutenant. Probable Requrements n the last examnaton there were no formal educatonal or experence requrements for ths poston. Other requrements were: Canddates must be not less than 5 feet sx nches n heght (bare feet), have 20/30 vson n each eye separately wthout glasses and normal hearng n each ear. No person may fle an applcaton who has not reached hs 20th brthday on the last date for the recept of applcatons. No person may fle an applcaton who has passed hs 35th brthday on the frst date for the recept of applcatons. Ths poston requres extraordnary physcal effort. Ths requrement does not apply to dsabled or non-dsabled veterans. n addton, all other persons who were engaged n mltary duty, as defned n Secton 243 ot the Mltary Law, subsequent to July 1, 1940 and n tme of war, may deduct the length of tme they spent n such mltary duty from ther actual age n determnng ther elgblty. The requrements are expected to bo the same ths tme. FEDERAL RULES ON EMPLOYER-EMPLOYEE DEALNGS CALLED MESS JACKSON, Mss., Aug. 19 U.S. Cvl Servce Commssoner Chrstopher H. Phllps told the Natonal Rural Letter Canlers Assocaton that employer-management relatons n the Federal government follow no unform pattern, nstead there s a hodge-podge. "F-ankly," he declared " found no overall, clear-cut Federal polcy. Rather, what we seem to have n the Government s a hodgepodge of ndvdual agency statements. have wondered whether these ndvdual statements, whch seem to me lke the peces of Jgsaw puzzle, are n the aggregate adequate or consstent enough for an organzaton as large as the executve branch of Government. "Others before me have also felt that there s somethng lackng n ths area of Federal personnel management. Some have SUPERVSON STUDENTS COMPLETE COURSE A group of Letehworth Vllagt employees who recently completed a course n fundomenols of supervson ore shown wth the drector, Dr.. N. Wolfson. From left, Oklahom* Eoslon, Mrs. Morella Menel, Mrs. Agnes Bussby, Vrgna Leatham, representatve from the Tranng Secton; Nck Phllps. Dr. Wolfson, Mrs. Alce Knapp, Mrs. Joyce Brust, leader of the course; Dr. Edward Maleck, Mrs. Glenna Wllams, Mrs. Bess Reardon, Mrs. Alma Hadden, and Almon Scott, Absent when the pcture was taken were, Mrs. Sarah Collns, Mrs. Margaret Ouderklrk and Frank DMara who also completed the course. (Photo by DMtremalBe.l urged legslaton as a soluton. Wth ths do not agree. Because of the dversty of Government actvtes, and because of the pecular dfferences between employee-management relatons n the Government and labor relatons n ndustry, do not feel that legslaton s the answer. Passng a law s not a cure-all. After all, ths s a cooperatve enterprse or should be between management and employees n the Government, and the problems t presents are human relatons problems and should be handled as such. "n my opnon the proper way to fll ths present gap s for the^ executve branch to formulate broad polcy gudelnes, thus provdng the framework wthn whch ndvdual agences could develop ther own statements on employee-management relatons. n other words, ths matter should be handled as a functon of good, fully-developed personnel management." Sf. Jude Carnval To Starf Aug. 30 Fnal preparatons are now under way for the eghth annual presentaton of St. Jude's Carnval, whch has developed nto the bggest bazaar n New York Cty, for ten nghts, Aug. 30 to Sept. 8, to be held at St.Jude's Church, 204th St. and 10th Ave., Upper Manhattan^ Conducted exclusvely by volunteer members of the parsh under the supervson of the Rt. Rev, Msgr. Francs J. Kett, the affar, wth free admsson, wll offer well known vaudevlle and crcus acts, a ferrls wheel,carousel and vared games and przes. Among the latter wll be a free attendance prze of $12,000 to be pad over a span of 10 years. Proceeds from the bazaar wll be devoted to the buldng of a rectory, constructon for whcl begn n September. The school and convent at St. Jude's were realzed from the hghly sucosss' ful operaton of ts prevous oar* nvals.

4 Last Federal Entrance Test Held Untl at Least October; 924 Jobs Flled Up to August The last of the seres of tests n the Federal entrance examnaton was held on Saturday, August 10. The Second Regonal Offce, U. S. Cvl Servce Commsson, coverng New York and New Jersey, called 1,05^ canddates, of whom 626 were from New York Cty. The regonal offce flled 924 Jobs from the lst to August 1. To do ths t sent out 12,188 names to agences, but many were the same name repeated because varous agences had vacances n the same specalty. The appontments were largely n the followng ttles: nvestgator, Cvl Servce Commsson; clams examner, tax collector, labor economst, lbraran, organzaton and methods examner, personnel assstant, and port receptonst. The test s open to qualfed U. S. ctzens. Although sem-professonal and techncal jobs are to be flled, no college degree s requred. What s sought s the 'college type mnd." Tests to Be Resumed n Fall The holdng of wrtten tests n ths examnaton wll be resumed n two months or more. Meanwhle the U. S. Cvl Servce Commsson's central offce n Washngton, D. C. wll revse the requrements and other data, and ssue the examnaton notce n new form and dress to cover exumlnatons to be held n the Pall. The examnaton has proved popular not only wth canddates Questonnares Go Out To Employees n 33 More NYC Ttles New York Cty departments were authorzed to dstrbute po- «ton classfcaton questonnares to employees n 33 more ttles. The employees, n fllng out the "uestonnares, ad the Cty Cvl Servce Commsson's study of dutes, whch are the bass for ttle change, f applcable. Such change sometmes results n a hgher ttle, wth consequent pay ncreases. The questonnare stage s part of the Career and Salary Plan. The 33 ttles are senor clerk, «enlor stenographer, senor typst, shorthand reporter, casher, casher, (Transt Authorty), senor tcket agent, senor telephone operator, senor tabulator operator (BM), senor tabulator operator (Remngton Rand), Blueprnter, blueprnter and Photostat operator, photostat operator, eenor comptometer operator, enor Ellott Fsher operator, senor offce applance operator, senor Remngton bookkeepng machne operator, senor typewrter accountant, senor typewrter bookkeeper, senor messenger, senor process server, as-».stant budget examner, as.sstant accountant, recreaton leader, enlor housekeeper, senor watchman, senor attendant, bookbnder, supervsng bookbnder, medcal specalst (preventve medcne), senor medcal specalst preventve medcne), publcatons assstant, and assstantto Admnstrator (Hgher Educaton). WOMEN CERTFED TO FLL 68 CLERK JOBS n an effort to help the remanng women on the clerk lst whch expres on September 3, the New York Cty Department of Per- unnel has certfed 263 names to the Department of Hosptals to fll 68 vacances. The vacances exst n all fve borougls. Of the 263 persons certfed 269 are women, and only four are jhen. but has won a natonal award for the competence wth whch the recrutment plan was carred out. The bouquet was for excellence n publc relatons. The opportunty for a career n the Federal servce, offered n ths examnaton, s stressed by the Commsson as unusually attractve. The government expects that after vacatons are over, and a new call ssued for canddates, that there wll be a good response, ncludng many anplcatons from June college graduates who spent ther vacaton vacatonng after four had years at the alma mater, or spent t workng Jn a vacaton resort where recreaton opportuntes abounded durng spare hours wthout requrng travelng. However, wth cool weather, the new graduates are expected to Jon the rush to the Federal entrance examnaton, and meanwhle wegh what the examnaton offers. The Leader therefore gves the salar es and requrements as they have steadly exsted, and as they are expected to be contnued wth only mnor changes, when a fresh start s made n the fall. What's Requred Here are the partculars: Startng pay s generally $306 a month GS-5, $3,670 a year), altlough some jobs are flled at hgher salares. The jobs are n such felds as economcs and other socal scences, busness analyss and regulaton, Socal Securty admnstraton, organzaton ~and methods f Your Eyesght sn't Rght You May Not Be Rght For the Job n the comng year, hundreds of publc employees wll be preparng themselves for promotonal examnatons. Thou.sands of others wll be takng tests to enter publc servce for the frst tme. n both promoton and entrance tests, the physcal examnaton secton of the test ranks hgh, partcularly n the case of offce workers and older employees. Furture and present employees should exercse the greatest care n presentng themselves n the proper physcal condton and ths s partcularly true n regards to eyesght. bronx BERNARD RUBNOW O l> T O M K T K 8 T KYE EXAMNATONS guch SKUVCK ON REPAaS fontact LENSES 310 EAST 188th ST. (cor. Tetraal). (llow Eye HERBERT Most physcal defects or deteroratons are obvous but weakenng eyes are often neglected because one feels that t s mevely a temporary condton or "somethng that can be taken care.of later." l>ropk8mona. DBHrrORT SCHNDLER (P'rOMETKST r,\»lhtonf (sh' rlt' ("oltlt l.rha HOK SEKVCK 465 CLAREMONT PK fy LU BROOKLYN BROOKE OPTOMETRSTS Ey* Examnatons Glostt 862 HATBUSH AVENUE >U MELVN KAPLAN» O.D. W«dn*(days & Thursday* tll 9 P.M. fyas hamlhtd Glassos Fttod B1E RKrHTON BEACH AVf. Nl «-a433 QUEENS SLVERSTEN. NC. LEO S.VEHSTEN, Optonelrllt Kmnlnl l>r»'rl tlat Flled Whle Vo M»t V.Ttla 107 JACKSON ST. HEMPSTEAD 6f CHRVSTE ST (N Y.) WA 5-364* QUESTONS on lvll servce and Socal Securty answered. Addrebu Edtor, The Leader, 91 Duane Street. New orh 7. N. Y. Don't make ether of these mstakes. Get your eyes n shape for the sake of your promoton as well as your Job. And doft make the mstake of thnkng you can fgure the condton of your sght yourself. Get an appontment wth the nearest optometrst or ophthalmologst and protect yourself aganst falure n your physcal examnaton. Your eyesght s one of your most valuable tools. Don't abuse t! MANHATTAN J. H. MACKLER Ol'TOMKTKST ONE HOUR SERVCE Ejf EHned rrescrtos Plled llu<k<<«krkral 132 EAST 34th ST. MU S-7744 ELLOTT UTRECHT OPTOMETRST EYES EXAMNED n. mont Plaza Hotel nlsr. 141 EAST 49th ST. PL 3-14U UNTED OPTCAL GROUP MARVN S. NKW.MAN OptonetrUt Eye Ex.nnatos claskcb Ftted and Rfarctl Pescrptun Flled 1S4 NASSAU ST. Dl 4-4SM S. STEN J. SACKS OPTOMETRSTS K)r«Eamlnetl (lutra Flled C'untuet l.emh Gaul Celral Area 201 EAST 42nd ST. (3rd Avv.l LE 2-V04 SLVERSTEN, NC. H. SLVERSTEN, Optomelrt Ejr* K.\amlr«Prnvrlptlom PUM Whle You Walt 69 CHRVSTE ST. (N.V.) WA 5-344* 107 JACKSON ST. HEMPSTAO V LOUS E. EARLE OPTOMETRST 1 FORMERLY AT HEAKNS) the VllttKe for la Vetr* Eyos Examned lassas Ptted 41 last 14 ST. WA f-1llt examnng, producton plannng, communcatons, personnel management, budget management, automatc data processng, lbrary scence, statstcs, nvestgaton, nformaton, records management, food and drug nspecton, recreaton, customs nspecton, and procurement and supply. PHYSCAL THERAPSTS SOUGHT AT <95 WEEKLT The Federal government has Jobs as physcal therapst, payng up to $95.58 weekly. Postons are located n varous agences and ho<;ptas of the Federal and Dlsfrcst of Columba Governments m the Washngton, D. C., area, and n the U. S. Publc Health Servce and ndan Health Hosptals throughout the Unted States and Alaska. Applcants must be graduates of schools of physcal therapy or be wtthn 3 months of completon of ther tranng. Applcatons should be fled wth the Board of U. S. Cvl Servce Examners, U. S. Publc Health Servce, Department of Health, Educaton, and Welfare, Washngton 25, D. C. TWO U. S. EXAMS ABOUT TO C^ OSE Early closng dates have been Natural Scence Specaltes set for two Federal jobs wth the Also postons are open n agrculture and natu al scence felds U. S. nformaton Agency. One for nternatonal nformaton specalst, payng $5,440- n such specaltes as agrcultural $11,610 annually, closes on August economcs, agrcultural wrtng 23. Rado broadcast techncan, and edtng, fshery bology, market reportng, marketng, pa'k at $5,915 annually, closes on August 27. Apply to the Board of U. S. ranger actvtes, plant pest control nspecton, plant quarantne States nformaton Agency, 1776 Cvl Servce Examners, Unted nspecton, sol scence, agrcultural statstcs and wldlfe b- Washngton 25, D. C. Applcatons Prnnsylvana Avenue, N. W., must be receved, or postmarked, ology. not later than the above dates. AMERCAN RVNG EstobKhcd 1131 Member Fedtro> Depost nsuronc* C«'» FOUR HANDY BRANCHES B R O A D W A Y AT WORTH S T. BROADWAY AT 11 nl ST. UPTOWN MOTOWN: 125 WEST 42n ST. FRST AVENUE AT 86th ST. ARE YOU FULLY COVERED by good AUTO NSURANCE? Don't nsk partal auto nsurance protecton. Over two mllon drven enjoy Natonvvde's worry-fee drvng sccu y. You can be completely safe perhaps save money, too! Call today and compare t costs you nothng. Natonwde nsurance s dedcated to servce wtl people. LOUS DE STEPHANO 2340 EAST Sth STREET ROOKLYN CLeverdal* ATONWDE MUTUAL NSURANCE COMPANY -CM; OFPlCf COLOM8US OHO

5 VET COUNSELLNG SERVCE STEPPED CP WASHNOTON. Aug. 19 The TT. 8. Veterans Counselng Servce slon s beng realgned to provde greater support for Federal recrutment efforts and to help overcome some of th^ Government's cvlan manpower shortages, the Commsson announced. Queston, Please RECENTLY WAS called for the medcal examnaton for nvestgator. t has been more than sx months snce the examnaton was gven. Wll appontments made soon? What are elgbles" Under the realgnment Bruce Stubblefeld, assocated wth the chances for appontment? J.C.- Cvl Servce Commsson's veterans counselng and lason staff The lst has not yet been e.stablshed. For the February 9 exam- snce 1944, wll become a specal assstant to the Comm.sson's executve naton, 716 were notfed to ap- drector, John W. Macy, pear, 583 appeared, 436 pas.sed. Jr. and 147 faled. Falure notces Edward H. Bechtold wll succeed Mr. Stubblefeld as chef, and were maled out on July 17. The serve n the offce of the executve lst wll be establ.shed soon and drector. certfcatons made to varous Cty Departments. f you have not receved a falure notce, your name Correcton Offcers To Get ncrements on Annversay wll be on the lst. However, snce Of Appontment Date the medcal examnatons were Budget Drector Abraham D. Beame has announced that members gven as recently as July 30, the of the unformed forces of Cvl Servce Commsson has not the Depa'tment of Correcton wll had much tme to prepare the receve ncrements on the annversares of ther appontment. lst. The appontment prospects for an nvestgaton lst dstngushed from socal nvestgator The new polcy takes effect on October 1. At present, employees are requred are far. But expandng sales tax to v.'at untl the January 1 or July 1 followng the annlversay date. nvestgaton prospects. promses mproved SEA VEW SETS A RECORD be Congress Veers Toward 7 P.C. Rase For Postal And Classfed Employees WASHNGTON, Aug. 19 Dfferences between the Sanate and the House on the amount and nature of Federal rases are beng worked out by leaders of both branches of the Congress. Present dscusson revolves about a compromse measure to grant a flat 7'2 percent ncrease to both classfed and postal employees. An upper dollar lmt would be ncluded. The Senate does not plan to act on the pay ncreases ths week, but wll wat untl.only a few days before adjournment. Other matters of mportance take prorty, sad Lyndon Johnson, leader of the Senate Democrats. However, Senate dsposton toward the employees s favorable. The House had voted an 11 percent rase for classfed employees, and those n the judcary and legslatve branches. Present dscussons relate to the House yeldng to the Senate formula. The Esenhower Admnstraton, opposed to rases on the ground of stmulatng nflaton, s maneuverng to have acton, f any s taken, occur as late as possble, so that there wouldn't be tme to overrde a Presdental veto. Leaders of employee groups are RETAL MERCHANTS POST ALBANY, Aug. 19 Alfred J. Worsdell, Jr., former Deputy Commssoner of Commerce n the Dewey Admnstraton, has been named assocate executve of the New York State Councl of Retal Merchants, nc. He wll as.sume hs new post SSpt. 1. At present, he s executve assstant to the Presdent of Assocated ndustres. 1,200 FACE JOB LOSS N NAVY YARD About 1,200 employees of the Navy Department are scheduled to lose ther jobs n New York Cty under the new economy drve by the Department to stay wthn ts $10.4 bllon budget. A polcy of not replacng thase who resgn and those who complete specfc assgnments has been adopted to reduce the number of employed. However, most of the reducton wll take place by October 31. LOOKNG NSDE, news and vews by H. J. Bernard, appears often n The LEADER. Don' ns! t. confdent they have enough vt)te n both branches to overrde the expected veto. They are worred over the possblty of beng stymed by lack of tme. There s some ndcaton of wllngness of legslators to postpone adjournment long enough to permt passage of the legslaton even over a veto. LETTERS WOMAN ELGBLE GLAD CLERK LST S MOVNG Edtor, The Leader: t was heartenng to read n The Leader that the New York Cty Cvl Servce Commsson has certfed names of elgbles for appontment from the present clerk lst. The new lst, expected to be ssued soon, wll kll the present one. As the'o was so much certfcaton of men only, the women on the present lst, tls only remanng elgbles. of whom am one, were greatly dssatsfed. However, snce the Commsson s now makng amends, suppose all s forgven. EUGBLE THANKS FROM NASSAU FOR AD FROM LEADER Edtor, The Leader: Thank you very much for tha publcty you gave our vacancy of personnel techncan. We have receved several nqures. FRANK T. JENNNGS, Executve Drector, Nassau County Cvl Servce Commsson THOUSANDS OF MEN WANTED The Sea Vew Hosptal chapter, Local 237, Teamsters, regstered the hghest membershp gan of any hosptal chapter of the unon, and has the largest membershp, more than 800. Here are some of the leaders who made that result possble. Seated (from left) Thomas Mues and Oscar Drggers, unon stewards; standng, Wllam Nebble, steward; Al Amed, chapter charman; Edna Bryson, secretary, and Thomas Hayes, charman of the grevance commttee. Not present was Juanta Mtchell, vce charman. J. J. Johnston Gets Purchase Deputy Post ALBANY, Aug. 19 James J. Johnston of Queens has been named deputy commssoner of the State Dvson of Standards and Purchase at $12,280 a year. He succeeds Phlp Berkowtz, who resgned to accept a poston wth th«state Cvl Defense Commsson. The appontment was announced by Commssoner Charles H. Krger. Mr. Johnston s a natve of Brooklyn and was employed from 1041 to 1953 as assstant drector of purchasng for Obbs and Cox nc., New York Cty naval archtects and marne engneers. Hs most recent post was sales engnaev wth the Equpment and Furnture Company of New York. ANNUTY NCREASE BLL PRESSED BEFORE CONGRESS WASHNGTON. Aug. 19 A concerted drve to get House and Senate approval of the proposed 10 percent annuty ncrease sponored a House commttee headfed by Representatve Grade Pfost (D-ldaho) has been started. Comhlttett approval s expected to rmult n House acton ths week, after whch the Senate wll be ;ed to send t to the Wtte «ntact., MEN NEEDED FOR JOBS The Brooklyn Army Termnal seeks male tabulatng machne operators at about $61 a week plus a 10 percent nght dfferental. The vacances are on the mldnlght-to-8 A.M. shft. Applcants must pass wrtten test and must be hgh school grad- Cut your floor care tme n ~ half! ON TABULATNG MACHNES uates wth a 40-hour machne tranng course or have sx months' actual experence n the operaton of the machnes. Telephone the Cvlan Personnel Dvson at GEdney , Extensons 2192 or 2143, between 8:30 A.M. and 4 P.M. through Frday. No mor* floor wosblngl Get your hardwood floor* r*«llf clean... and wax them n the lame easy operaton! New, wax* rch Bruc«Cleanns Wax re* move even the tubbornet dr^ then depot an extra* heavy wax flm that pohshe easly and tay parklng for week. Guaranteed by Bruce,, world's larset maker. ofhardc ; wood JAY'S 5 & NNTH AVE., N.Y.C. Crcle HOUSEWARES EXAMS TO BE HELD BETWEEN NOW AND FEBRUARY FOR PATROLMAN TRANST PATROLMAN CORRECTON OFFCER HOUSNG OFFCER BRDGE & TUNNEL OFFCER SPECAL OFFCER SALARES ^RANSE $3J00 lo $6,005 Most Men 19 Years and Over Can Qualfy for One or More of These Examnatons Fre«Medcal Exam & Counsellng Servce Daly 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. PREPARE N OUR AR CONDTONED CLASSROOMS HGH SCHOOL EQUVALENCY DPLOMA ATTENTON NON-GRADUATES OF HGH SCHOOL Wo prepare yox la a 5 week nteusve course for the exam for n H«l School Eaulvalency Dploma wllcl n (ho lonral eaulvalent of «formal «year hffh Bcloul corae. Ask for specal booklet.. NOTK: Patrolman Canldatea have untl tme of appontment to fulfll the Hgh School requrement. SANTATON MAN COMPETTON WLL BE KEENER N THE PRESENT EXAM AS ONLY 11,099 COMPETED N THE LAST TEST AS COM- PARED WTH 25,875 WHO FLED FOR HS EXAM. Our court* of preparaton wll gtv* you the best possble assuranc* of qualfyng n th* wrtten test and pastng the physcal examnaton wth hgh ratng. Locture & Gym Clasas - Day & Ev«-- Manhaltan and JaMaca MOTOR VEHCLE OPERATORS EXAM SCHEDULED HUNDREDS OP APPONTMENTS $),500 * Year to Start ($70 Wk) lcrete to $4,5B0 ($8S Wt) $ a Year More f Atsgned to Drvng Truck Class Fornnc ncure Fur Detals SENOR & SUPERVSNG CLERK APPLCANTS Ravltw Clatfcf meat en Monday and Tuaday al 5:1 S P.M. Regular classes have bean suspended for the sununer. Those who enroll now, or who may have mssed some classes, are nvted to attend Specal Revew Sessons n our Alr-Condltloned classroom at 126 East 13th St., Manhattan, on ether MONDAY or TUESDAY at 5:15 P.M. VOCATONAL COURSES DRAFTNG AUTO MECHANCS TV SRVCN* The DELEHANTY NSTTUTE MANHATTAN: S last B STMET PhoM OR S>«tM JAMACA: MERRCK RLVD.. b. J«M«l«a t Hlllsd* Awm. OPKN MON TO ta 0 A.M (a '.M. C.UHKU SATlKUAX UUKNQ «SL ANU AOaDBV

6 # L e a p e b. Amerca's jar e9 Weekly tor Pahle Empl»g«mm Member Audt Bureau of Crcullon* Pnhlnhed every Texday hy LEADER PUBLCATONS. NC. f7 DHO* Sfr«*t. N*W Yerh 7. N. Y. leekmoa 3-A010 Jerry FnkeUten, PublUher Paul Kyer, Kltor H. J. Bernard, Kxeclve EJtor Tlonaa D. Mnnn, Cty Kdtor N. H. Mager, Bu»nes Manager loc per eopy. Subtcrplon 'rce tl.82'/^ to member* of the Cvl Servce Employees Agaoralan, $4.00 to non-mcmbcra. TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1957 Westchester Has Answer RECRUTMENT s the bane of publc servce today and government on all levels has devoted many Avox'ds to the causes of nablty to attract personnel to publc employment. These wo'ds are, n the man, wasted because none of the phaseology contans the two words whch would solve the majorty of recrutment dffcultes "adequate salares." Durng the ordnary year, ths newspaper s the recpent of notce after notce from government agences on varous levels offerng careers n publc servce. Often these notces are accompaned by an appeal for ths newspaper to lend a hand n helpng the partcular agency acqure sorely needed help. To these many levels of government servce we wsh to draw attenton to Westchester County, whch has solved ts personnel problem n a drect and smple way. Recently, the County's Board of Supervsors voted nearly a mllon dollars n rases for ts employees. Last year, the same board voted three-quarters of that amount n rases. Board approval of both was unanmous and not even argued. Sad County offcals: "t s the only means by whch the County can compete wth prvate ndustry for per- Bonnel. t s the only means by whch we can hold the valued personnel we now have." t s as smple as that Mr. Budget Drector, Mr. Executve Offcer and Mr. Bureau Head. The labor supply n Amerca s constantly gettng tghter. There s only one way to get help. Pay for t! Mert Man Cty Enrched By Gft Of Talent From Chas. Slver The Leader's Mert Man of the week s a hghly successful busness man who works hardest at a Job that doesn't pay hm so much as a dollar a year. He s a man who says he "never learred the art of playng," yet he devotes a great deal of hs talents and energy toward provdng the chldren of the sprawlng cty of New York wth suffcent recreaton areas. Meet Charles H. Slver, who, as presdent of the New York Cty Board of Educaton, presdes over CHARLES H. SLVER the largest school system n the world. A tall, handsome, preposessn* man wth a 53-year busness career behnd hm, Mr. Slver has lost none of the energy, drve and dynamc sprt that enabled hm to rse from the rank of offce boy to that of vce presdent of the Amercan Woolen Co. He now devotes ths massve talent to the servce of the people of New York. Although a man of much work and lttle play, Mr. Slver does (Contnued on Page S) Tme Often Decsve Of Socal Securty Benefts When an nsured worker des, a lump-sum death payment may be pad under Socal Securty, between $90 and $255. Applcaton must be fled no later than the econd annversary of the wageearner'* death. Survvor benefts on a deceased wage earner's account may be pad to hs dependent parent or parents. A necessary part of the parent's elgblty s proof of support. The tme allowed for the tlng of a support applcaton, whether the parent s elgble at the tme or not, s two years from the date of death. Ths same tme lmt s nvolved n monthly bene- 11 ts to a dependent husband. mportant Dates For dsabled workers, June 30, 1958 s a date to bear n mnd. A perod of dsablty may betm retroactvely as far back as J941. After June 30, 1968, the retrocatlve perod may be one fe&r. Falure to report dsablty before that date could result not nly n a losa of dsablty nsurlnce benefts, but nsured status well. Applcaton! for benefts, whether orgnal or subsequent, n nany cases, cover retroactve per- od«oa whlcb bvneft* may be pad. Later flng could mean loss of benefts. QUESTONS-ANSH'ERED WLL BE 65 n Jul,y and plan to retre at that tme. expect to be recevng a penson ol $150 a month. Wll ths money affect my Socal Securty penson benefts? E.K. No. Only earnngs from employment and self-employment wll effect your monthly benefts. HAVE worked n New York for the past 30 years. plan to move to Florda shortly before retre. Do have to come back here to fle my applcaton for benefts?,f.j.b. No. You may fle your applcaton for benefts n Florda. HAVE WORKED n employment covered by Socal Securty for about eght years. Several months ago had an accdent v/hch prevents me from workng at my old Job. However, have another job dong easer work. Am elgble for d.sablllty benefts under Socal Securty law? -PL. You are elgble for dsablty benefts only f you are not able to engage n any substantlul work and your dsablty s expected to be of long contnued duraton. You are not elgble f you are only partly or temporarly dsabled. BOTH MY WFE and are over 65. However, have not worked n the past few years, as have been 111. have never had a Socal Securty card. My wfe s workng but plans to retre shortly. Am elgble for any benefts on her Socal Securty record? J.B.O. f a husband can.show that be s dependent upon hs wfe for at least one-half of hs support then he may qualfy for monthly benefts on her wage record. Ths amount s one-half of her beneft. For example. f your wfe s enttled to $80.60 a month, your beneft would be $ HOW MUCH may 1 earn whue recevng Socal Securty payments, wthout losng any monthly benefts? C.F. Whle you are under age 72, you may earn up to $1,200 a year wthout losng any monthly benefts. However, f you earn between $1,200 and $2,080 a year, you may receve a certan number of (Contnued on Page 12) LOOKNG NSDE By H. J. BERNARD Executve Edtor Lftle-Known Facts About Socal Securty F HUSBAND and wfe are both workng n Jobs covered by Socal Securty, each may retre on a separate penson, when qualfed. n other words, there would be two full pensons nstead of one. There s a prevalent noton that t s mpos.sble for both draw pensons on ther own accounts. f the woman earns an average salary that s at or over $4,200, the separate retrements, each under ts own ndvdual coverage, may double the penson payable to one worker. The maxmum beneft s now about $1,300 a ye.r, so the retrement on the sepavate-card bass would yeld about $50 a week tot-'. But f her average pay s low compared to her husband.', even though she may have a suffcent number of quarters o: coverage, she may receve hgher beneft under her husband's card. The wfe's retrement on her husband's card, however, would not be possble unless he retres uv.cr Socal Securty. Thus, although the mnmum retrement age for men s 65, and for women 62, she could not collect a \»,\fe's beneft at 62 f he was not retred. But f he s retred, she r/eedn't wat untl she's 65, to beneft under hs card. The addtcual penson she s enttled to under hs card would be le.ss than one-half of hs, and stays at the reduced value even after she reaches 65. But on her own card she could retre at 62 even f her husband s stll workng, though at the reduced beneft. n addton, the wfe who has a card of her own has dsablty retrement coverage, otherwse not applcable to her. t s assumed there are no chldren, and no parents who could be prospectve benefcares, ether. f there are such dependents, then they, too, are better protected under the two-card system, because there s no tellng what the salares of husband or wfe wll be n the future, and by havng coverage assured from two cards, nstead of one, there arses the possblty of larger benefts. Also, snce earnngs of a husband who's retred may reduce or suspend hs peason, a wfe retred on her own card s not subject to that precarous hazard. The assumpton must not be made that f a husband and wfe are n covered employment, or self-employed, that they have a choce to go on wth Socal Securty or drop t. Whle at present publc employees of New York State and ts communtes have the prvllefe of acceptng or rejectng Socal Securty for themselves personally, nobody beng forced nto t, n prvate ndustry Socal Securty coverage s oblgato-y for those n covered employment, and for those hred by the State or ts communtes n the future, who fall wthn the groups for whch Socal Secmlty was authorzed by law and voted by employees, t wll be oblgatory, too. Another msconcepton s that persons who are already retred under Socal Securty do not have to make any further Socal Securty payments because of any Job held durng retrement, even under covered employment, or self-employment on earnngs of at least $400 a year. Anybody n covered employment has to pay a Socal Securty tax. A possble beneft from the supplementary payments s that on "second retrement," the peason may be reflgured, and could be larger. The dea of establshng Socal Securty was to provde for retrement and survvor benefts for the medum and lower-pad. Therefore no tax was mposed on any part of salary n excess of an enacted amount. From 1951 to 1954 the fgure was $3,600; after 1954 t s $4,200. The present tax rate s 21/4 percent. Therefore the maxmum tax on any ndvdual or employer, for any one employee, snce both pay equally, s $94.50 a year at present rates. The rates are scheduled to rse, but there have been nstances of Congress postponng a prevously voted ncrease. There s le.ss lkelhood ol postponement now than then, because of the demands for larger benefts and earler retl'ement age. How does the amount one pays compare wth the benefts one may possbly get? The complete answer would requre a full dscu.sson of Socal Securty benefts. But at least t s clear that the older persona can beneft most because the older ones are nearer 65. The requred number of quarters depends on age. The rule for men s summarzed n a table. A man wth coveraue n 1956 and reachng 65 n the second quarter of 1958 could retre then after havng pad n only $ f hs average salary was $4,200 or more, he gets $1,300 penson, and hs beneft would have an actuaral value of more than $20,000. And n the case of survvor benefts after a member wth suffcent number of quarters has ded, leavng wdow and mnor chldren, the actuaral beneft could rse to $30,000. n that case he would be younger than the other man taken as an example, and would have pad more, but stll the beneft compares as a wndfall to a drop of water. One frequent queston s, What do have to do to receve Socal Securty benefts? Qualfy for them. Apply for them. No applcaton, no beneft. (Contnued from Page 18) to

7 Tuesday, Augs 20, 19S7 r V t S E R V f C K L K A D f l l R Page Seven U. S. Second Regonal Offce, 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. WAtklns 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., Mondaya only, 9 to 8. 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 Broadway, opposte. The LEADER offce. Hours 9 to 4, closed Saturdays, except to answer nqures» to 12. Tel. COrtlandt Any mall ntended for the NYC Department of Personnel, should be addressed to 299 Broadway, New York 7, N. Y. Board of Educaton, Teachne Only Board of Examners, Board of Educaton, 110 Lvngston Street, Brooklyn 1, N. Y. Hours 9 to 4:30, except Saturdays and Sundays. Tel. ULster RCAL At Dplomas To Be Requred n Transt Polce Test NOTCR Notce s lerel)y gven tlat.ccbe No. lltl-rjolos ls twen ssued to the undersgned to tell lcor. wne ^ d beer at retal n a restaurant under the trade name ol JUOW PpAgE under the Alcoholc BeVerare Control Law at 14(1 West 4th Street, Cly and County ot New York, for on prnnaes consumpton. JM PAUL, ELER9 ENTERPRSES CTATON The People ot the State of Kew York. By The Grace of God. Free and ndeoendeut, to Attorney General o the State ot New York; Mara Noreka, Anna Lorenlz: and to "Mary Doe" the name "Mary Doe" bcn? fcttous, the alleeed wdow of DMTUY C. KAPATZNSKY. (fleeeased. H lvng- and f dead, to the executors, admnstrators, dstrbutees antl assgns of "Mary Doe" deceased, whose names and post offce addresses are unknown and camot after dlgent nqury be ascertaned by the pettoner heren: and to the dstrbutees of DMTRY C. JCAPATZNSKY, deceased, whose names and post offce addresses are unknown and <)annot after dlgent nqury be ascertaaed bx the pettoner heren: beng the perfona nterested as credtors, dstrbutees 6r otherwse n the estate of DMTRY C. KAPATZNSKY. deceased, who at the tme of bs death was a resdent of 620 JTeat 153rd Street, New York, N. Y. Send GREETNG: Upon th«petton of The Publc Ad- nnlstrator ot tte County of New York, javnr hs oftce at Hall of Records, Room 301), Borough of Manhattan, Cty and.county of New York, as adnnatrator t the goods, chattels and credts of S sad eceased; ' You and each ot yon are hereby cted to show cause before th«surrogate's Court of Kew York County, held at the fall of Records, n the Couuty of New Tork, on the al day of September 11157, at half-pas ten o'clock n the forenoon of that day, why the account of proceedngs of The Publc Admnstrator ol the County ot New York, as admnstrator ol the goods, cattels and credts of sad deceased, should not be judcally settled. N TESTMONY WHEREOF, We have c.used the seal of the Surrogate's Court ol the sad County of New York to be hereunto affxed. SEAL) WTNESS. Honorable S. SAM- UEL D FALCO, a Surrogate of our. sad County, at the County of New Yok, the 25th day of July n the year of our Lord one thousand nne hundred and ffty-seven. PHLP A. DONAHUE rerk of the Surrogate's Court. Schechter Says Cty May Cancel Fees n Promoton Exams By THOMAS D. MANN Charman Joseph Schechter of the New York Cty Cvl Servce Commsson at hs regular press conference sad that 155 patrolmen are slated to take the specal examnaton for sergeant (P.D,). As yet, no date has been set. The examnaton s desgned to provde an opportunty for promoton for the men who were unable to take the orgnal test because of llness, or other legally excusable causes. Only those qualfed for the orgnal examnaton, and who showed cause of prevous nablty Stanless Steel FARBERWARE t!! < 1 J ; )! ( Electrc Saucepan L F E Now... a 9-quarl {, electrc j saucepan n gleamng stanless steel. Cooks frozen foods, sauces and stews auto- ' 'uatcally. Perfect for deep fryng, waterless cookng, orasng and steamng. Completely mmersble for easest cleanng ofalll. Coast to Coast Dst. Co. Tlrfty Sales o. AL Broadway N.Y.C. to appear, are qualfed. Canddates had 60 days from January 5, the date of the orgnal test, to fle for the specal one. Successful canddates wll have ther names nserted n the sergeant lst n the order of relatve standng. Fre Captan Appeals Charman Schechter has acted on 22 of the 59 appeals of canddates n the test for promoton to captan (F.D.). One protest was successful, and 21 were dened. Acton on the 37 other appeals wll be taken soon, he promsed. Transt Patrolman Requrements Buy From Manufarturer! Savngs Up to 5 0 % On LAMPS SHADES and LGHTNG FXTURES Concord Lamp Co. 4 W. 18th ST., N.Y.C. CHelea RESORTS : u R E S T, f. AND RELAX N EAST HAMPTON RATES $50 PER WEEK WTH BREAKFAST SO Bunllnjc.ae Kunt. lamp. l-oolo OPEN A.L YEAtt Although the requrements for the transt patrolman test have not been offcally adopted, charman Schechter beleves that a hgh school dploma or an equvalency certfcate wll be requred. He mentoned the nconsstency of requrng a dploma from one group of polcemen and not the other. "The physcal part of the transt patrolman examnaton s compettve." he sad. "The dutes of transt patrolman have been shown by job evaluaton to be more strenuous than those of the polce patrolman. The transt patrolman s constantly gong from level to level n the varous statons, and frequently must pursue culprts along the tracks close to the thrd ral." The age lmt would be set at 31 years, wth concessons for veterans. Mr. Schechter spd that the tests (Contnued on Page 8) SAVE MONEY ON ALL TYPES OF PEROD AND MOOER FURNTURE Manufacturers Dscounts to Cvl Servce Employee* Terms Arranged YOU JVEEO mo myproteetm AGmST AGOOEVTS OR SGK/VESS THE CSEA ACC/DENr AND SCKNESS PLAN PRO- VDES YOU WTH AN NCOME F YOU ARE TOTALLY DSABLED FROM SCKNESS OR NJURY THE NEW STATE HEALTH PLAN HELPS PAY HOSPTAL BLLS... COSTLY Don't leave your famly unprotected should your ncome stop as a result of absences from v/ork due to an accdent or long llness. Enroll n the CSEA Accdent and Sckness Plan. 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8 TUM&J, August 20, 19S7 The follownr «a lst of New York Cty Fsamlnaltons, wth date of openlnr and rlorlng of the applcaton perod at the end of each notce. Open-romprtltve examnatons are open to the publc. Promoton examnatons are open only to qualfed present Cty employees. Open-Compettve X-RAY TECHNCAN. $3.- -$4,330; 63 vacances n the Department of Hosptals and Health. Pee $3. Canddates must have graduated from a senor hgh school or be n possesson of a hgh school equvalency dploma, and have at least one year of experence as an X-ray techncan n an approved hosptal or n the offce of a recognzed roentgenologst. A satsfactory equvalent s acceptable. A performance test weghted at 100 wll be gven. 70% s requred to pass. Canddates wll be summoned for the performance test n groups of not more than 25. A separate lst wll be establshed for each group examned, and wll be certfed n order of the date establshed. n the performance test, canddates wll be requred to demonstrate ther ablty to perform the dutes of the poston. No second opportunty wll be gven to canddates who fall n the test. September 4. (No closng date) PATROLMAN. POLCE DEPARTMENT, $4,350 - $5,731. Many vacances. Fee $4. Mnmum Requrements: Graduaton from a four-year senor hgh school or po.ssesslon of a hgh school equv- Schechter ntervew (Contnued from Page 7) for the T-anst Authorty and Polce Department woulc'. be "approxmately the same." Notarzaton Abandoned The abandonment of the requrement for notarzaton of all cvl servce applcatons, begnnng wth those scheduled for October, would be helpful to the Department of Personnel, he stated. "t would avod an unecessary nusance and expedte the hand- Hng of applcatons," he explaned. Flng Fee for Promoton "The Commsson s gong to take up the queston of present flng fees for promoton examnatons at a September meetng," sad Mr. Schechter. "Consderaton s beng gven to the proposal of elmnatng the fees for these examnatons." alency dploma ssued by the Unversty of the Stat«of New York. Canddates are not requred to possess the hgh school dploma ac the^ tme of flng or at the tme of takng the wrlten, physcal or medcal tests, but must possess the dploma pror to appontment. At the dale of flng applcatons, canddates must be ctzens of the Unl.ed States and resdents of the State of New York At the tme of appontment, canddates ;nust comply wth that secton of the Admnstratve Code whch provdes that any offce or poston, compensaton for whch s payable solely or n part from the funds of the Cty, shall be flled only by a person who s a bona fde re.sdent and dweller of the Cty for at least three years mmedately precedng appontment. Servce n tl-e armed forces does not nterrupt resdence. The Admnstratve Code provdes that only persons shall be apponted Patrolmen who shar be at the date of flng an applcaton less than 29 years of age. No person who has not reached hs 19th brthday on the last date for the recept of applcatons may fle an applcaton. However, no person may be apponted unless he has reached hs 21st brthday, Te.st date, December 14. (September 3-24) CVL ENGNEER (Structural), $7,100-$ Three vacances. Fee $5. Canddates must have baccalau'eate degree n cvl engneerng ssued upon completon of a course of study regstered by the Unversty of the State of New York and sx 6) years of satsfactory practca" experence n structural desgn and analyss: or. graduaton from a.senor hgh school and ten (10 ) years of the experence descrltmd above; or a.satsfactory equvalent combnaton of educaton and experence. A doctorate degree obtaned after not less than three (3) years of graduate study n cvl engneerng and related subject matter felds wll be accepted as equvalent to three (3) years of the requred experence. Test date December 7. (September 4-24) NEUROPATHOLOGST, $3,200-$ Varous vacances. Fee $5. Open to all qualfed ctzens of the Unted States. Canddates must be graduates of a school of medcne whose course of study has been approved by the Unversty of the State of New York and must have one year of a SANTATON QUOTAS SLATED TO RSE The August 22 calendar of the Board of Estmate contans a recommendaton from Budget Drector Abraham D. Beame to ncrease the force of the Department of Santaton by 41 assstant foremen and 16 foremen. Santaton Commssoner Paul R. Screvane s expected to make the promotons effectve September 1, followng adopton by the Board. f/emdsfthns n fqfe/mmtt ^ FARBERWARE Stanless Steel Mxng Bowls formal appontment as an ntern n an approved general hosptal. n addton, canddates must have each of the followng or ts equvalent: (a) two years as a resdent n pathology n a hosptal approved for such resdences and (b) two years of satsfactory, fulltme experence n pathology n a unversty or recognzed hosptal laboratory. (At least two years of the above four years requrement must have been n neuropathology.) Canddates must possess a vald New York State lcense to practce medcne. Ths lcense must be presented to the nvestgaton Dvson at the tme of nvestgaton and to the appontment offcer at the tme of appontment. (September 4-24), PUBLC HEALTH NURSE. $<,000-$5,080. Varous vacances. Fee $3. Open to all qualfed cttzens of the Unted States. Canddates mast be graduates of an approved school of nursng whch provdes courses n medcal, surgcal, obstetrcal and pedatrc nursng. n addton canddates must have completed 30 credts n an accredted college or unversty to nclude course n each of the followng areas: Publc Health, Socal Aspects, Psychology and Educaton and Communcaton Sklls. (Canddate.s may not offer more than 6 credts n the area of Communcaton Sklls.) Te.sts: Techncal-oral, weght 100, 70% requred. The factors n the techncal-oral test wll be manner, speech, judgment and techncal-oral test n groups of not more than 15. (September 4-24) SENOR PUBLC HEALTH PHYSCAN, $n,200-$13,600. Varous vacances. Pee $5. Open to all qualfed ctzens of the Unted States. Canddates must be graduates of a School of Medcne whose course of study has been approved by the Unversty of the State of New York and must have one year of a formal appontment a.s an ntern n an approval g\neal hosptal. n addton canddates must have E master's degree n Publc Health from an approved School of Publc Health and three years of full tme pad experence n a responsble admnstratve poston n publc health practce or a satsfactory equvalent of the experence. Canddates must possess a vald New York State lcense to practce medcne. Ths lcense must be presented to the nvestgaton Dvson at the tme of nvestgaton and to the appontment offcer at the tme of appontment. Canddates who hold a lcense to practce medcne n states other than New York may be apponted to the poston but must present to the nvestgaton Dvson and to the appontment offcer of the department a New York State Lcen.se to practce medcne at the end of the thrd month of the probatonary perod. Test date, December 6. (September 4-24) PURCHASE NSPECTOR (Lumber), $4,550-$5,990. Three vacances n the Transt Authorty. Fee $4. The New York Cty resdence requrements do not applj to appontments n ths department. Mnmum requrements: Four (4) years of experence n the buyng, sellng or nspecton of lumbef- or wood products of the type enumerated below: or four (4) years of experence n the gradng, hanrdng, dressng and treatng of lumber, one year of whch must have been n a supervsory capacty, or a satsfactory equvalent. Test date, December 2. (September 4-24) PURCHASE NSPECTOR (Mll Steel), $4,550-$5,990. One vacancy n the Transt Authorty. Fee $4. The New York Cty resdence requrements do not apply to appontments n ths department. Mnmum requrements: Four (4) years satsfactory experence n performance of steel rollng mll operatons, one < 1) CHURCH NOTCE ALBANY FEDERATON OP CHURCHES 72 Churches unted for Church and Communty Servce. MAYFLOWER - ROYAL COURT APARTMENTS ~ Furnshed, Unfurnshed, and Room.s. Phone (Albany). AUTO SF.R'CK PHL'S MUKF.KRS Sold, nt,ls)c<] Fn* Whle you wat. UU7 Central ATCUC, Albany, N. Y. n Tm* of Need, Coll M.W.Tebbutt's Sons 176 State 420 Kenwood Albany Delmor Over J 00 Yfars of Dl tlngl(t>( Ferul Servc* Al.B.VNV, N. y. year of whch must have been as an nspector or n a supervsory capacty, or a satsfactory equvalent. Examnatons may be conducted n Bethlehem, Pennsylvana; Pttsburgh, Pennsylvana, Grante Cty, llnos; and n other ctes f condtons.so warrant. Test date, Decmber 2. 'September 4-24) HOME ECONOMST, $4,550-$5, vacances. Fee $4. Canddates must have a baccalaureate degree n Home Economcs, ssued after completon of a four year course n an accredted college or unversty, ncludng 30 credts n courses n Home Economcs wth a mnmum of 4 credts n each of the followng areas: Foods and Nutrton; Clothng and Textles; Famly Economcs, Home Management and Home Furnshngs; Famly Relatons and Chld Development. (Not more than 12 credts n any one of tl'.e areas lsted wll be credted.) n addton, canddates must have (Contnued on Page 9) PETS A SPP.E. Canares, Parakeets, Mynahs, Cockatels, Monkeys, Hamsters, Gunea Pgs, Rabbts, Mce. WGGAND'S PET SHOP, 122 Hud.son Avenue, Albany, N. Y ARCO CVL SERVCE BOOKS and all tests PLAZA BOOK SHOP 380 Broadwoy Albany. N. Y. Mal & Phone Orders Flled Aruonatoneo Rooms Parkng a ^ : * ^ ^OAfUUUMf John J. Hyland, Manager YOU NAME THE TERMS YOU BUY HERE SGN HERE AND PAY HERE OUR NSPECTtON YOUR PROTECTON DE SOTO PLYMOUTH DEALER Home cf Tested Used Cars 926 CENTRAL AYE. 'ct^" k A. A. ^ Open Eves. 'Tl 10 P.M. FOR MOTHER ON HER DAY-MAY 13 SfuUtUJm Steam Flow Vents that gve an ALL-OVER CUSHON OF ROLLNG STEAM jycurs to enjoy, t»for years and years,.. gleamng stanless steel mxng bowls by fmous Farberware! You'll love ther versatlty-equally useful as a mxng bowl, salad bowl, frut bowl, popcorn bow], etc. Unque rng handles let you st.ck 'em or hang 'em. Set of 3 most-wanted s/es-l, 2 and S quart capacty pat ked n colorful gft carton. See tlen» todayl CVL SERVCE MART, NC. 64 Lafayette Street. N.Y.C. BE 3-6S PROOF, m% RnmM srns msuuo bom towsb<tca.n..kuj... The new Sunbeam Standard-type Steam or Dry ron steams longer and holds more water than most other rons of ths type. Yet s s lghter weght only 3 lbs. net. Large 30 sq. nch ronng surface lets you fnsh qucker, feelng fresher. Easy-to-see, easy-to-set Steam or Dry Control Button. Handy Fnger-tp Heat Regulator Dal can be set for desred fabrc. DUANE APPLANCE CORP. 95 DUANE STREET, N.Y.C. CO

9 (Contnued from Pace 8) the followng or a satsfactory equvalent: 3 years of full tme, pad experence as a Home Economcs or Nutrton Consultant n a health or welfare agency, or a master's degree n Home Economcs and two years of the above experence. Test date, November 27. (September 4-24), STEAM FTTER'S HELP- ER, $23.52 a day. One vacancy n the Department of Hosptals. Fee $.50. Mnmum requrements: Three (3) years of full tme pad experence acqured wth the last twelve (12) years as a Steam Ftter's Helper, or one and one ('A) years of such experence acqured wth the last sx (6) years plus suffcent addtonal educatonal school year of educatonal tranng. Test date, January 4. (September 4-24). Promoton SENOR CUSTODAL FOREMAN, (Prom.), $4,-$5,330. Varous vacances. Fee $4. Ths examnaton s open only to employees of the Board of Hgher Educaton. Open to each employee who on the date of test: s permanently employed n the ttle of Custodal Foreman; has served as a permanent employee n such ttle n the department for a perod of not le.ss than sx consecutve months mmedately precedng that date; and s not otherwse nelgble. Test date, December 11. (September 4-24) SUPERVSNG CUSTO- DAL FOREMAN. (Prom.), $4,850- $6,290. Varous vacances. Fee $4. Ths examnaton s open only to employees of the Board of Hgher Educaton. Open to each employee who on the date of test: s permently employed n the ttle of Senor Custodal Foreman; hajs tranng of a relevant nature n an approved trade or vocatonal school to make a total of three served as a permanent (3) years of acceptable experence. Sx months of acceptable experence wll be credted for each employee n such ttle n the department for a perod of not less than sx consecutve months mmedately precedng that date; nd s not otherwse nelgble. Test date, December 11. (September 4-24) BRDGE AND TUNNEL LEUTENANT, (P-om.), $6,301 and over. Three vacances. Fee $5. Ths examnaton s open only to employees of the Trborough Brdge and Tunnel Authorty. Open to each employee who on the date of the test: s permanently employed n the ttle of Brdge and Tunnel Sergeant; has served as a permanent employee n such ttle n the department for a perod of not less than sx consecutve months mmedately precedng that date; and s not otherwse nelgble. Test date, December 11. September 4-24) CAPTAN. (MEN), (Prom.), $5,670-$5,920. Varous vacances. Fee $5. Ths examnaton s open only to employees of the Department of Correcton. Open to each employee who on the date of the wrtten test: s permanently employed n the ttle of Correcton Offcer (Men); has served as a permanent employee n such ttle for a perod of not less than three consecutve years mmedately precedng that date; has served contlnuou.sly n the department for the sx month perod mmedately precedng that date; and s not otherw.se nelgble. Test date, January 4. (Septemfcer 4-24) CAPTAN, (WOMEN), (Prom.), $5,670-$5,920. Varous vacances. Fee $5. Ths examnaton s open only to employees of the Department of Correcton. Open to each employee who on the date of the wrtten test: s permanently employed n the ttle of Correcton Offcer (Women); has served as a permanent employee n suh ttle for a perod of not less than three consecutve years mmedately precedng that date; has served contnuously n the department for the sx-month perod mmedately precedng that date; and s not otherwse nelgble. Test date, January 4. September 4-24) ASSSTANT CHEMST, (Prom.), $4,850-$6,290. Varous vacances. Fee $4. Ths examnaton s open only to employees of the Department of Publc Works, the Department of Ho.sptals and the New York Cty Tran-st Authorty. A separate promoton elgble lst wll be establshed for each department. No general promoton elgble lst wll be establshed. Open to each employee who on the date jf test:.s permanently employed n the ttle of Junor Chemst; has served s.s a permanent employee n such t(l«n the department for a perod of not less than sx consecutve months mmedately precedng that dae; and s not otherw.se nelgble. Test date, December 21. (September 4-24) CHEF PHARMACST, (Prom.), $6,750-$ Varous vacances. Fee $5. Ths examnaton s open only to employees of the Department of Hosptals and the Department of Purcha.se. A separate promoton elgble lst wll be establshed. Open to each employee who j.n the date of the test: s permanently employed n the ttle of Senor Pharmacst; has served as a permanent employee n such ttle n the department for a perod of not less than sx consecutve months mmedately precedng that date; and la not otherwse nelgble. Te.st date. December 4. (September 4-24). For Real Estate Buys See Pages 10 & 11 AGAN and AGAN... YEAR after YEAR... THE NEW DEAS N ROOM AR CONDTONNG COME FROM C-E!l NOW! Powerful NEW 1957 "Custom Manhatt^" Models Desgned for Greater New York's Wrng and nstallaton ProUems! ROOM AR CONDTONERS f 34.HP Mp^el ft42 Draws Amps. ' 1-HP Mult-Room Model R62 Dr^Ws only 12 Amps. ' NO COSTLY 230 VOLT WRNG NEEDED. Get 17% MORE. COOUNG CAPACftY ON US VOLT LNE FTS MOST ANY WNDOW... ANYWHERE! Check the BTU's* Before You Buy Any Ar Condtoner Don't judge by Horsepower alone. t's the number of BTU's delvered per hour that counts and these new 1957 G-E "Custom Manhattan" Thnlne Room Ar Condtoners show a sensatonal comfort-cool BTU record ttu ntcrnolonol aaaw* coonng cakkll^ «4<P Modal»4]P*.HP Model f6]p* COOLS DEHUMDF S'\ WULATESFlLmSEXHAUSTS! SMPLnEO UNEAR CONTROLS Altow you to Ml and forget l. Ven control lets you con* rol resh or ntake lmnatet annoyng back drafts. Automatc Umperalur* control ctt you led your confort-tomperqlura. ROTATOR MR MRECTORS Tltta ndependently operated ar dllector permt you to drect ar wher* you want t wth the tp of your llngert. a-speed fan for Nght or toy Coalng. Model *62. ^ : rownrul rasmvc EXHAUST FLTER lets you brng n fresh, ven> llotcd olr or exhaust stole, moky or any lme durng l%e year. Hghly effectve dtpoobl* glos fber flter together wth General Electrc ar«lght cabnet constructon reduces ar-borne pollen, dust and drt. cemeralqelectrc OBMMl acnc AWUANCtS CO. NTM low MUWKH MSTOMnOB AHUnMMOf < AS LOW AS A WKK AFTER SMALL DOWN PAYMENT nternatonal Solgo, nc. 77 WST 23rd ST. N. Y. C. OR NEAR 6t«AVf. m MASONC lulon*

10 Two Engneerng Ades Sought n New Rochelle. The New Rochclle Cvl Servlcc Commsson has scheduled an examnaton for Saturday, September 21 for engneerng ade. 53,220 to $,130. "{here are two vacances. The examnaton s open to qualfed legal resdents of New York State. POTATO T4S7 7H WOHDBUfOl PffeHMC! Shoppers Servce Gude H.TAL FABRC STOKE MLL END & REMNANTS Wln.F.SA.R FAnKK'H OUTLKT Mutfle, CutlofH, NylofH, ele. HELDSTON W5 Clu.ch S., N.Y.C. WO Rrng ThU Ad For 10% Vurchase Dscount h:lf r anted WO.MKN. Unrn parl tme mone at home rtrtmmm c-nvplo e«(ylpnj o lonehandt (or alvhrllkrr. Matt $1 (or nrtrlton Matdtl lellb tnw (Mney-hark rarao tef) Sterltn, Valro Co.. Conma. N T UKl.P ff ANTED Mole & Female CRRP VO R J«>lt. AM> COMK WTH C8 PAKT TM': Top canngb. No Bpcoal ratff or oxperece rntml. No ace fmt. Bo 41S C/0 The Cvl Servce [«al3r, N. Y. C. PART-TlMl!^. New htsnehs opportntj mmedntq nconc. No nvest. deal hu«band & wfe team UNlversty 4 OBO DlSPllurTOUS. part or tlll tme, for hanj porlahp dry rtemcnl fre exllnblbh'l.j LtPdT Pve, JSqp,.Cc,. lfl ParW Row, (;;o5) N. t. 38. KEclor 'ANTS OH SKRTS Tn match your jackets pattems Law.on Tallorngr & Weavng Co., 1H6 rull" St., Corner Rroadway, N. Y. C. (1 flllt np). WOrll S-t!r>17-8. BOOKS ARCO CVL SERVCE BOOKS. Maled everywhere, PostaRe free Jamaca Boole Center Jamaea Ave., Janmlea.<<5. N. Y. JA Book* t-o all Pllbllflhera. REAL FOR QUCK ACTON SELL TYPEWRTERS RENTED For Cvl Servce Exams WE JKT.VER TO THE E.XAM B(K)M All Makes Easy Terms MMEOGRAPHS. ABDNt MACHNES NTERXATONA. T1 PF^VKT'lK to. 240 E. 86tll St. Open tll 6.TO p m. ~ PANOS ORCASS Save H lll!m<\'s r'»m laltt. TRT Cty's lareeal pano ehf more 1U6 l)aro» and orsana 1047 Central Ave_ Allany, N Y 'lone 8 HS.^a "ReBBlcr pt" Pano SBrvlee Upper N Y Statr'a only dlseoant pano alore SAVE. OpcB n 0 BOOKKEKPnC Do you want a part lme bookkeeperf can serve you evenngt and Saturday*' reaonable. Call BE.'l-OOOH or wrte Bon 201 c/o Cvl Scrvee,pa(ler, 87 Duane St., N.Y.C. TypewHters Addng Machnes Addresng Machaes Mmeograpls Ga'ate«^l AUo KetaU, Krpan ALL LANGUAGES TYPEWRTER CO. 110 W. s;trd ST., N:\V VOKK, N.. (.lleuea 3-80S< HOUSEHOLD NECESSTES FLKNTRK, KL(;8 AT PRCKS VOU ( AN AFFORD Furnture, applanec^s, cfta clothng, etr. at real aarnffs. Muncpal Ktnployees Servce. Room 428, 15 Hark Row. CO ESTATE YOUR HOME or LAND THRU A FREE LSTNG N THS SECTON To have your property lsfed COST or any oblgaton WTHOUT Fll n and mal ths coupon fo: REAL ESTATE EDTOR, CVL SERVCE LEADER 97 Duane Street. N. Y. 7. N. Y. Date LOCATON OF HOUSE APT. LAND Mo. Room Land Sze Corner Type House (Ranch,Splt Level, etc.)., Detadhed Type Heat Garage Am't Mortgage Askng Prce (Attach htlpful nformaton a fo ceastrmctloa A condtlor of hov*. alghborhood, tax**, photo*, otc.l Owner Address falephone Alo us* ths coupon for roatnt out y*«r hoao. Apt. or loarf. The Cvl Servlrt Leader does not ell or rent houset, land or prowrtet of any knd. Tht a tervre exflumvelf for the beneft of our readers und adverltert. Canddates must meet the followng requrements : Kther '-"duaton from hgh school and two years of experence on a survey party or on enmneernr feld projects, n the use of survey nstruments; or satsfactory completon of one year of study n cvl engneerng or hghway constructon at a recognzed college, unversty or techncal nsttute; or graduaton from hgh school or vocatonal school th satsfactory completon of an approved course of study n elementary surveyng; or a satsfactory equvalent combnaton of the above n tralnnj and experence. Apply n person, by mal or by phone to the New Rochelle Cvl Servce Commsson, 52 Wlldclff Road, New Bochere, telephone NE The closng date s Frday, August 30. UNFURNSHED APTS. FOR RENT MANHATTAN HENRY ST., 27 ofl Catherne St ft mlu wall! to Cty Hall. New room apartmenla All modern mprovement, $8S mon Opee (or napectlon Dly & Son D or RE FOR YOUR PET Crematon When the Tme Comes, you wll want to know about ths modern servce avalable for yoar beloved pet. Call or wrte for Booklet "C" whch wll be sent to you wthout oblgaton. Marble H Crematory for Pet Anmals 418 W. 219th St., N.Y. LO LEOAL NOTCE LNDLEY ERASM S C. P 2':!r> CTATON. THE 'EOPLK OP THE STATE OF NEW YORK BY THE ORACE OF GOD FREE AND NDEPENDENT, to Elzabeth Johnson Rush, Clayton Johnson, Fred Johnson, 'WllBn Jollnaon, Amelte Johnson Rush. Geneva Johnson, Ernest Johnson, Zora Johnson Sorense. Charlea Weeks, John Thomas Weeks. Alce Jeraldne Peek. Jenne Lndley, Florence Lndley Reasan, Ethlj-n Lnlley Walknrton, Mary Helen StkUers. Clyde Ldley, James Mouat, Jean Mouat. Alwlda Overman, Mram Overman, Frederek Wood, Lowell Wood. Mural Zynhora Lndley Wrght, Dorothy Aken Lndley Glley, Charles Brewer.ndley, and Hnnover Bank, the next of kn and he-a at law o( Erasmus C. Lndley. late of the Cty, County and State of New York, deceased, or otherwse nterested n ths proceednk. send creetng: WHEREAS. WALTER C. LNDLET who resdes at 1213 North Loran Avenue, Danvlle. llnos, and BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, a corporaton, whose prncpal offce a at 10 Wall Street, New York, New York, have lately appled to the Surrogate's Court of our County of New York to have a certan nstrument n wrtng bearng date the Rth day of August. 1033, relatng to both real and jjersoual projerty. duly proved as the last Wll and Testament of ERASMUS C. LNDLEY. deeeasr-d who was at the tme ot hs death a resdent of Hotel Perre, Ffth Avenue and Sxty-frst Street, the County of New York. THEREFOUE, you and each of you are ctfd to show cause before tle Surrogate's Court of our Cxjunty of New York, at the Hall of Records n the County of New Vork. on the l7th day of September, one thousand nne hundred and ffty-seven, at halx-past ten o'clock n the forenoon of that day. why the sad, Wll and Testament slould not be admtted'to probate as a wll of real and pegonal properly. N TESTMONY WHEREOF, we have caused the seal of the Surrogate's Court of the sad County of New York to be hereunto affxed. WTNESS, Honorable 9. S.\MUEL (Seal) D FALCO, Surrogate of our sad ' County of New York, at sad ' C'junty, the 51h day of August, n the year ot our.ord one thou- sand nne hundred and fftyseven. /s/ Ph'lp A. Donahue. Clerk of the Surr.r.'a"'c r'ln- CTY COURT OF THE CTY OF NEW YOftK COUNTY OF NEW YORK AL- BERT R. 9HAMMAH, Plantff, aganst BANCO CENTRAL DK BOLVA, Defendant. Plantff desgnates New Tork County as the place of tral. SUMMONS Plantff readea n Mlan, taly To the above uamed Defendant: YOU ABE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer tha complant n ths acton, and to serve a copy of your answer, or. f the complant la not aerved wth tha summos, to serve a notce ot appearance on tha Plantff* Atturueya wtua l days after the servce o( ths aummona, exclua- ve of tha day of servce; and la case of your falure to appear, or answer, Jd*- nent wll be taken aganat roh by default, for the relef demanded n tha complant. Dated. New York, N. Y.. June 18, 1867 MLBANK, TWEED. HOPE 4, HADLET Attorneys fer Plantff Offce and Poet OHca Addreaa S Broad Street. Mew ToA 6. N. Y. TO: BANCO CENTRAL DE BOLVA The luregolng aunuos la aerved on you by publcaton pursuant to' au order of Hon. Francla E. Rvera, Jutlce at tbe Cty Court ot the Cty of Mew York, County ot New York, dated Juljf lath. 1867, and tled wth tha complant tn the olbco ot the Clerk ot the Cty Court ot tha Clly of New York, New Vork County, at 63 Chaubem Street, Mew York T. N. r. Dated: New Tork. N. T., July S. B67. MLBANK, TWEED, HOPK & HADUST 16 Broad Street, Now York B, M. Y,, Attorney* fur 'lalutu Study Books to Help You Get a Hgher Grade PHONE YOUR ORDER BE OR MAL COUPON BELOW For these ARCO Cvl Servce Books to help you get a hgher mark on your next test FOR C.O.D.'s ADD 50 CENTS TO-PRCES LSTED BELOW PATROLMAH NYC $3.00 BRDGE & TUNNEL OFFCER $3.00 AUTO MACHNST... Comng soon contan! prevou teslt*... $3.00 CVL ENGNEER $3.00 CORRECTON OFFCER $3.00 CVL SERVCE ARTHMETC $2.50 SOCAL NVESTGATOR $3.00 FEDERAL ENTRANCE ^^MS....$3.00, sample study quesu^n. and, helpful h nt.,,, HGH SCHOOL DPLOMA TESTS $4.00 Tell, how to get a hgh acbool equvalency dploma n 80 daya. Covers all 8 parts ncludng Socal Studes. Gcn(>arl Scence. Spellng. Math, Lterature, Gronnnar and Englsh. MOTOR VEHCLE OPERATOR $3.00 HOME TRANNG FOR CVL SERVCE PHYSCAL EXAMNATON.. $1.00 Home atudy for Santaton, Fre Department and Folc. Department ph*^ acal exam.. HOUSNG OFFCER $3.00 statonary Freman good lor th* Honang Freman exam. POSTAL CLERK-CARRER $3.00 SENOR CLERK AND SUPERVSNG CLERK $3.00 ncludng Prevloa. QU)>stlon. and An.wer.' from other prometloo tert*. SANTATON MAN $3.00 Prevlou. uanlnatona. Helpful bnt.. Leadng nterpretaton*, TRANSPORTATON CLERK $3.00 Also known n the paat as Ralway Mall Clk. Contan, all prevleu. exams. SANTATON MAN PHYSCAL TEST rre. wth th* pureham ot th* abot* tor Patrolman tt Transt PoUca VOCABULARY AND SPELLNG $2.00 TRANST PATROLMAN $3.00 LEADER Please send me the Book or Books checked above PLEASE SEND CHECKS OR MONEY ORDER - NO STAMPS BOOKSTORE 97 Duane Street, New York 7, N. Y. Please tend me a copy of the books or books checked abov*. Name Addr Cty ADD 3% SALES TAX F YOUR ADDRESS S N NEW.YORK CTY 21on*

11 > REAL ESTATE > HOUSES HOMES - PROPERTES THE BEST GFT OF ALL YOUR OWN HOME LONG SLAND LONG sland LONG SLAND ST. ALBANS $12,990 YOU CAN NTER-RACAL EXCLUSVE LVE RENT FREE Detached Calforna Ranch Bungalow 0 Hnro RoonH Ovp-Hzed Lvn? Room Dnnfr Roun Largo RefrRfrator Lxurlons Tl«Rath 3 Master Brdroons Pns Conpletely fnlehed 2 room Hxlary apt wmh own bath. 1 l.atur appd Plot Er'onontlrl Hfjatnr Many Extras LOW DOWN PAYMENT FOR ALL NATONAL REAL ESTATE CO. UNB OF q/'eens' O.DEST REAL ESTATE FRM HLLSDE AVE., JAMACA OPEN nat.t. SATCRDAY AND SUNDAY 0 to «OL UtR UtFCE S AR CONUTONKD rok VOU COMFORT $12,990 Laurelton ka bt^antful detaoled hnne really' fxlsfs md «t a prk-e yottd. Deluxe oence ktchen, «npcr nxxlrrn ( lwlo-fu l..d Hollywood bulh. t'om- Dletfly flobleu ba«tnet. Belford D. Harty. Jr. a St. Jamara Fl CALL GOOD WLL REALTY FOR GOOD VALUE MOLLS T bfatful rooms. nodrn tltrnfrbont S fararca $13,000 SPRNGFELD GARDENS 0 huff«rooms, wtb «xpabo«loom for U more rouota «lern, wth extra*. $14,500 F«r FrhHdly, Paranal S«rvlc«CALL JA 6-02S0 Th* Goodwn RMHY COU V'M. RCH tto Br K* Heal BfUlm t»»-4a Ntw wk M<«. MMMB t BEST VALUES $500 DOWN G. 1. SPRNGFELD GARDENS $12,500 1 (amlt A rooda, and nun porrh delju'ted, (as heat, lu'ke l>lot, 40*100,»aare, extrm, Blull canh. ST. ALBANS $15,990 1 famly sold brok, ft rooma, ol bcttt. Baru8:e. gotrfuus kully ple ftnsled hasetncnt. Mudern ktchen. Hollywood colored tle bath, pato for summer relaxalua. Many extras. Soull cash. ST. ALBANS $14,500 1 famly sold brck. 6 lar^e rooma. $ yta's old. modern (11«batb. fas het, garutfe, extraa galore. Small -abh. Act Qttchlyl OTHER AND 3 FAMOJltS ^MALCOLM REALTY Farmcra Blvd., 81. Albaaa HOlt Say yuu saw t advertsed n The leader NTERRACAL 2 Famly $9,990 e.l. $200 CV. $300 Jamaca Vcnty L rooms. Z separate apts., modern ktr-hena aud baths. Kull basement, ol lcat many extras ncluded. LV RtNT Nl Jamaca Vcnty 2 Famly $0.7SO G.. $200 CV. $450 Detached, 2 arparale entrancea, modern ktchens and bathe; lull basement, ol heat. Valuable e»tra» lnflnde<l. 0»ner'«aacr extraa n'luded. OWNER'S SA.RFrE. LVE RENT HEE 1 Famly $> $200 CV. $300 Basey Park Tha one famly home a atnateu on a lan<l8eaed plot u'ar a ne.; laue f modern throufhont. Garage, alomatc heat <oadb of exvaa nclulej wall to wall -arpetn. HUHKY, SRK THS TODAY 1 $53.7a a montl. payt all. TROJAN OL Supthln Blvd. UPSTATE PROPERTY FOR SALE UPSTATE RETREMENT HOMES Farma, Batnepsea. Free Llat JOHN CHKKMACK, ReaKar Sohenevu, Otacjo Co.. N. T. Babylon, L.. 0 rooma, S famly houm P'tua o(f-e: ol hot hot water heut. 00x106; atabte for profeaaunal fanl>; located on busy atreet. MorlKaee $8,000. Askng pcu J26,000, Bo* 600, C/O ne.eader. SPRNGFELD GARDENS Sold Br'k Bungalow, B rooma, wth fxpanaou att*', 4 fneled rooms and bath, n baanent, 40x100 lot, ol heat, wash naohue, dsh washer, other extras, $1,000 eakh murel $14,000 mortgage for 20 yeara. Prce $18,000 GOVERNMENT APPROVED NEW DOWN PAYMENT TERMS HOLLS EST. $12,990 SOLD BRCK SET BACK ON A SHRUBBED AND FLOWERED SLOPNG NTER-RACAL GREEN LAWN AT A MERE FRACTON OF TS VALUE. All Brck And fj a dream home! Located n Queens' pcturesque garden spot... 6 spacous rooms 3 ary mastersed bedrooms tomc age scence ktchen dramatc ranch led lvng room banquet sed dnng room gorgeous fnshed basement and bar pato ol heat Hollywood colored tle bath extra shower. and every other extra you could dream of to make a home comfy and complete. Only few hundred down, $79 Month. HLLCREST ONCE-N-A LFETME DETACHED GARDEN OF CALL MR. McCABR rom APPONTMENT FLOWERS $13,490 5 MNUTES TO SUBWAY Located n the fabulous Hllcrest secton of Queens, and only mnutes to subway. Completely detached a wonderful buy f ever there was one! 7 rooms 3 cross-ventlated bedrooms walk-n closets modern scentfc ktchen 20' lvng room huge dnng room 11/2 Hollywood colored tle baths extra man floor lavatory porch pato ol heat gorgeous huge basement laundry room refrgerator screens, storm wndows, Venetan blnds. Ths house offers a home shopper an opportunty to acqure a fne resdence n a mllon-dollar locaton at a mero fracton of ts value. AND remember, the locaton s tops. Ths s an honest-to-goodne» buy. BUTTERLY & GREEN BROOKLYN FOR HOMES Unon Strcot a famly, la rooms, )ar«uet floor*, al heat. $4,000 Down Lncoln Strctt 3 famly, brck, 13 rconn, 3 car larage. Modern. $4,500 DOWN Hany 8l>KCA.8 avallaba la Ob DON'T WAT ACT TO DAV CUMMNS REALTY Ask for Leonard Camnu 19 MacDougal St. Brooklyn PR Open Sundays 11 to 4 BronUhayen, L...and for Sale 100x276. Aekng prce J2,J00. Bo» 4B». C/O The Lea<ler. ST. ALBANS (Very Good Buy) Legal 2 famly house and 4 lots, V <ar garage, nsul brk, (2) 4 room apartments, 8 ranges, 1 refrg., 1 wash machne, gas heat Artstcally landa.aped, wth beautful Fshpond, sbrubbet. House n excellent coudl- Hon. Prce Reduced $18,500 ST. ALBANS 1 famly fran\e and lusul brck, detached, car garage,.10x100 lot. 7 room., 4 l>hlroom«. xru lavalory, fnthed bsement wth bar, other fne extras. Prce Reduced $14,700 G.l.'s we are now n poston to obtan G.. Mortqages Other and 2 famly homes. Prced from $9,000 up. Also Busness Propertes. SMTH & SCSCO Real Estate LNDEN BOULEVARD. ST. ALBANS LA JAmaca HlUd* Ave. Jamaca PARRMS FACLlTBg AVALAB.B dlewld Gardens Pre-War Sold Brck $ Cash To All T4mthlypayall Fnshed Basement B spacot. moms, tle ktchen and bath, par<uet flnm's, ol team, orerslzed garage, ah extras ncluded, No. B Reduced To $10,950 Queens Vllage Pre-war Sold Brch $2,100 Cash To 9«Mlhly Pays ah Freplace Fnshed Basement 19 year, young A Bea,v.avl.h 7 room home. Modern throufhout, rll, fnshed bammenl. Ol heat. All e»- trna. Best, lorelcst resdental secton n Queens, No. B Reduced To $15,700 E'S'S'E'X Hllsde Ave. JAMACA. THS WEEKS L.L SPECALS! \ A JAMACA 2 famly home conssunk of two 6 room Apts., 3 bedrooms n cach Apt., 2 car garase, new copper plumbng, ol Kteam heat, walk to Subway. PRCE $17,850 VALLEY STREAM Ranch home, 7 years old, four bedrooms, large G morteage. Good Buy. PRCE $14,700 ALLEN & EDWARDS frenpt Parsoaal trvut Open SMndoys q»4 Evenlag. OLynpaS S-20S LOS J. ALLEN Ueented Raa ANDREW EDWARDS 1&8-1 Lberty Ave Estate roter* Jamaca, N. Y.

12 AUTOHOBEES FACTORY REP DEMONSTRATORS $1000 REDUCTON "L" MOTORS Atlnrzed Dodje-Pymoth DMC* Broalwuj «TBth St., N. 1. O. WA Do'f G»t TM Up rn ToV* ChteM Oar OM '57 PONTACS ALL MODELS STYLES M Our Rcpfafea t Your OuMel MKlntm Trads-n AUowanc* mnsdata Delvery Trom LarcaM Stock Satafjln Serrc* tb* Utnd that's hard to fnd Oortenu aaleama no hlfta pressure RUCKLE PONT AC 232 So. B'way. YOnker MeLtan Av«., Yonkart, N. V. Bavery P** EXEC CAR SALE! Draste Reductons on *57 Dodges-Plymouths BRDGE MOTORS nc. 1 Jarom* Ava. Rx. (172 St.l CY STANDARD DRANDS NYLON TRES UNDER NATONALLY ADVERTSED PRCES H. JAFFESS TRE CO. ll. FORDHAM RD.. BRONX PO PO 4-06A8 SAVE BUY NEW o r USED N A ' '57 MERGURYS TERRFC DSPLAY ALL! MODELS > COLORS n STOCK <HT MK/KY'S QtlA.T* 8.V.RS «SERVCE DEAL! EZEY MOTORS vthorlzpd Llnpoln-Mcreury Deala nd Ave. («4 St.l PK 8-S7«H( Open HEADQUARTERS FOR USED CARS Wa carry many fna Used Cars rangng from $99 to $2199. JACKSON MOTORS CO. Atthor»e'd DeSoto Pymouth Dealen NORTHGRN BOVLBVARD TW Eteaders have ther my n LEADER'* Commetat eolomn. Send letters to Edtor, The LEADEB. 97 Duane Street. New York 7. N.T MONEY YOUR CAR CROUP For FREE nformaton Fll n and mal fhs coupon to. Automoble Edtor. Cvl Serveo Leader. E. G. O'NELL A JUDGE ALBANY, Aug. 19 Governor Averell Harrlman has announced hs appontment of Edward O. O'Nall, 65, of Newburgh as Specal County Judge of Orange County, to succeed Edward M. O'Qorman, who resgned July 1. A resdent of Newburgh snce 1941, Judge O'Nell served as Specal Assstant U. S. Attorney, by appontment of Presdent Roosevelt, from 1944 to 1946, and from 1939 to 1943 he served as a New York State Assstant Attorney General. QUEENS JUDGE NAMED ALBANY, Aug. 19 Governor Harrlman has apponted James P. McGrattan of Elmhurst as judge of the Queens County Court. He succeeds the late Judge Alfred J. Hofmann. Judge McGrattan s a former assstant dstrct attorney of Queens County and has prosecuted many mportant murder and felony cases, ncludng the Wlle Sutton bank robbery case, the Olver Freeman murder case, the Paul Pfeffer murder case and the Majqr Green murder case. LKQAT. NOTCE SDORUK, 39AK. CTATON P B The People o( the Stale ol Kew York. By the Grace of God Free and ndependent. To PUBLC ADMNSTRA- TOR OF THE COUNTY OP NEW YORK, ATTORNEY-GENERAL OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. DF.MO SDORUK also known aa DMT SDORUK. WELDOR- KA SDORUK also Unown as EL- DUSHKA SDORUK. and HANNAH S- DORUK, whose whereabouts are unknown, l lvny and l dead to ther her.s at law, next ol kn and dstrbutees whose names and places of resdence are nknown and f they ded subscqucnt to the decedent heren, to ther executors, admnstrators. legatees, devsers, assgnees and successors n ntersst whose names and places of resdence are unknown and to all other hers at law. next of kn and dstrbutees of SSAK SDORUK. the deccdent heren, whos names and places of resdence are unknown and c.'nnot. after dlg:ont nqury, be ascertaned, the next of kn and hers at law of SSAK S- DORUK. decased. send ffreetng:: Whereas. STEFAN OLCHOWK, who resdes at 1321 Hoe Avenue. Boroxffh of Bronx, the Cty of New York, has lately appled to the Surroffate's Court of our Cuonty of New York to have a certan nstrument n wrtng: bcarnff date Decerabo- nth, 1953 relatng to both real and personal property, duly proved as the last wll and testament of SSAK SDORUK. deceased, who w.s at the tme of hs death a resdent of. BOB East 5lh Street, the County of New York. Therefore, you and each of you are cted to show cause before the Surrogate's Court of our County of New York, at the Hall ol Records n the County of New York, on the Sth day of September, one thousand nnu hundred and ffty-seven, at half-past ten o'clock n the forenoon of that day, why the sad wll and testament should not be admtted to probate as a wll of real and personal property. n testmony whereof, we have caused the seal of the SrroKate's Court of the sad County of New York to be hereunto affxed. Wtness. Honorable S. Samuel D.Falco. (Seall Surroeate of our sad County ol New York, at sad county, the 31st day of July n the year ol our Lord one thousand nne hundred and ffty-seven. PHLP A. DONAHUE. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. Name * ^ddraw Ttlaphone rht cvl Strvtc* Leader doa not tetl new or ued can ar H any automolva merchandse. Th s a servce eacluslvely for the H beneft of our re^dars and advatsers. A H PETERSON, HLMA. CTAnON. P THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK BY THE GRACE OF GOD FREE AND NDEPENDENT TO: AXEL RENHOLD PETTERSSON: "JOHN". "JANE" and "JAMES" HARVEY, grandneces and/or grandnephews of deceased, whose names and whereabouts, f lvng, are tnknown, and any and all persona whose names or pans of whose names, and whose place or places of resdence are unknown and cannot after dlgent n- QUrv. be ascertaned, dstrbutees, hers at law, or next of kn of HLMA PETER- SON. deceased, and/or of "JOHN", "JANE" and "JAMES" HARVEY, and U any of the sad dstrbutees, hers at law. or next of kn of deceased and/or ol JOHN". "JANE " and "JAMES " HARVEY be dead, ther legal representatves, ther husbands or wves, f any, dstrbutees nd Successors n nlerest whose names and/or llaees of resdence and post offce addresses are unknown, SEND GREETNG: 97 Duane Street. N. Y. 7, N. Y. WHEREAS, Bernard Sennstrom. resdng at Sa Hllcrest Avenue, Wood-Rdge, New Jersey,has lately appled to the Surrogates Court of our County of New York Dale to have a certan nstrument n wrtnc dated Aprl SB, lu!8. relatng to both real Kndly adve how can buy my car n a group and lave. and personnal property, duly proven as the Last Wll and Testament of Hlna Peterson, deceased, who, at the lme of her t t undertood that 1 am not oblgated n any way. H death, was a resdent ot the Cty, Countr and State of New York. Car darad (New] (Used) THEREFORE, you and each of you are ereby cted to show cause before the Surrogate's Court at the Hall ol Reeorde Modal lu the County of New York on the 4th day Bf September 1957, at 10:30 o'clock n tle forenoon of that day why the saldlal Vaar M Wll and Testament should not be admtted to probate as a Wll ol real and personal properly, N TESTMONY WHEREOF, we have caused the Seal of the Surrogate's Court of the sad County ol New York to be hereunto alfxed. WTNESS, HONORABLE». SAMUEL DFALCO, a Surrogate of our sad County, the (L S.) 2!nd day ol July n the year ol our Lord One thousand Nne hundred and Ffty-seven, PHLP A. DONAHOB. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court Say you saw t advertsed n Xhe Leader Lookng nsde (Contnued from P»ffe 6) There are numerous nstances of persons beng enttled to benefts but who don't get them,- because they ddn't apply for them, and who refran because they do not know that they are enttled to them. Even latecomers can get benefts, although they Wll lose all benefts for any perod more than twelve months back. A dvorced woman, wth a chld or chldren under 18, by her former husband, s enttled to receve wdow's penson, and monthly allowances for the chld or chllden, even f her former husband remarred, and had chldren by hs new wfe. Also, the second wfe, now also a wdow, would be enttled to benefts. Ths s an nstance of double benefts, wth payments n full to each wdow, and to the chldren. But a dvorced woman does not receve death benefts when she reat^es retrement age, on the bass of her lvng ex-husband's Socal Securty account. He must de. Nor s she enttled to benefts f he does de, f she has remarred, although the dependent chldren she bore the decedent are enttled to monthly allotments untl they reach age 18. There are two types of coverage. One s kntjwn as fully nsured, requred before any one may obtan penson benefts. You are fully nsured f, when you ether de or reach 65, you have at least one quarter of coverage for each two calendar quarters snce December 31, The mnmum requrement s sx quarters. You are fully nsured for lfe, wthout havng to reach 65 or de, f you have 40 quarters of coverage (10 years n the Socal Securty System). For survvorshp benefts to apply, the fully nsured status s not requred. All that s necessary s to be currently nsured, attaned by havng sx quarters of coverage durng the three years precedng death. Fully nsured status s requred for wdows' benefts at age 62 and for parents' and wdowers' benefts. Socal Securty credts are cumulatve. Any credts obtaned are retaned, despte gaps n employment, or employment n non-covered jobs. No break makes any dfference. Also, the credts follow you wherever you go from one job to another n covered employment. Questons Answered On Socal Securty (Contnued from Page 6) monthly payments dependng on the amount of your total earnngs. Also f you earn more than $2,080 a year, you would be elgble for payments for any month n whch you earn less than $80 an an employee or for any month you do not render substantal servces as a self-employed person. AM MY BROTHER'S only survvor. t s possble for me to receve the lump-sum death beneft? B.J. Where there s no elgble spouse, the Socal Securty Law provdes that the lump sum s payable to the person who has pad the bural expenses. The funeral bll must be pad before t can be determned who s enttled. HAVE BEEN n Socal Securty for 18 full years, and have been n the State Cvl Servce for three years, so am fully covered. Must pay for retroactve coverage, as a prerequste for the State Socal Securty Plan? R.A.J. You don't actually have to pay twce for the same perod of coverage. Any excess arsng from coverage pad under dfferent employers s deductble from Federal ncome tax. AM 51 TEARS OLD and am recevng dsablty benefts under the 1956 amendments to the Socal Securty Law begnnng wth July, My wfe s 45 years old and we have two chldren, 9 and 4. Are my wfe and chldren enttled to benefts also? L.C.O.M. No. The 1956 amendments to the Socal Securty Law do not provde for beneft payments to wves, chldren, parents or dependent husbands of a wage earner enttled to a dsablty beneft. HAVE BEEN workng at a State hosptal for fve years. was 63 last March. Due to njury am unable to work. was on the payroll up to February, 1957, aad am now on compensaton. don't know when or f can return to work. Would have to put more tme n than the retroactve perod to get Socal Securty benefts? S.C. You would have to be reemployed by the State to obtan Socal Securty coverage. At your age t would be hghly advsable to return, but your physcal condton may make that dffoult. A mnmum of sx quarters of coverage would be requred for Socal Securty penson, wth age 65 the mnmum. You could beneft greatly. AM OVER 65 and recevng a monthly old age nsurance beneft. am workng part-tme and am earnng $800 a year. have been told that Socal Securty taxes should contnue to be deducted from my wages. s ths correct? P.L. Yes. Socal Securty taxes must be deducted from wages up to $4,- 200 a year of all employees who work n employment covered by Socal Securty regardless of ther age or even f benefts are beng pad to them. WORKED under Socal Securty for about a year n After that began workng for New York Cty and have not used my Socal Securty number snce then. do not remember the number. Should apply for a new number? P.V. No. You should apply for a duplcate Socal Securty card at your nearest Socal Securty offce. ndcate on the applcaton that you prevously had a card. The central offce n Baltmore wll locate your orgnal number from the dentfyng nformaton on the applcaton and a new card wth your old Socal Securty number wll be ssued to you. You may also fle your applcaton wth your payroll supervsor under specal arrangements made wth the Cty of New York. You should not fle more than one applcaton, however.

13 Mert Man (Contnued from Page 6) have what one could not call» hobby but what Mr. Slver termed a "pet project." He hope.s more and more to turn over the u.se of the many.schools of the cty for recreaton purposes durng the tme the buldngs are not n actual use for teachng. But to talk of one facet of Mr. Slver's many nterests would be comparable to descrbng a buldng by only tellng about ts facade. Long Cvc Career The tenacty and devoton of Charles Slver have probably gven more mpetus to school buldng and school bettement than any precedng presdent n the New Yorc publc schools. He works full-tme n ths Job wth greater ntensty than most men put nto a hgh-salared executve post. Whle stll Vce-Presdent of the Amercan Woolen Company, Mr. Slver was at varous tmes, called to serve as presdent of the Cty Councl of New York and as nterm mayor wth more than a far certanty of re-electon He. declned each tme for personal reasons, but accepted readly when apponted to the non-remuneratve Board of Educaton n He has been elected presdent four tmes. He admnsters the nearly half-blllon dollar annual budget of the Cty's schools wth a busnessman's acumen. He has already furthered hs objectve of makng the schools of New York "not only the bggest anywhere, but unquestonably the best." An Alger Story Here s a fgure woven from the tradton of the great Amercan legend of self-made success brought up n the streets of the lower East Sde, self-taught for the most part, sncerely belevng that Amerca s the land of opportunty and provng t not only for hmself but for the many he has helped on the way. Charles Slver's sphere of nterest s the whole spnnng globe and all the people on t. Ths man wthout a moment to spare, appears to have t;me for every cause that calls on h n for help. Hs moments of relaxaton are few. Hs walks and luncheoas are usually nterrupted; hs telephone s rarely slent. For more than thrty years, he has been a member of the Board of Trustees of Beth srael Hosptal. Ths s hs eleventh year as Presdent. The Charles H. Slver Clnc, named n hs honor, renders over a mllon dollars of annual free care and treatment to the 111 and needy of New York. t has become a model for hosptals all over the world. Mr. Slver s Vce-Presdent of the Alfred E. Smth Memoral "Ottttybm erthet-tfaen ^BUY^ G-E AUTOMATC DSHWASHER BOTH MODELS feature the exclusve FLUSHAWAY DRAH that actually does ts own pre-rnsng Both Models FULLY AUTOMATC PRE-RNSE WASH-SCRUB- FNAL RNSE, DRY AND SANTZE YOUR DSHES GANT CAPACTY EASY LOADNG GCNRAl^ELECTRC AUTOMATC Dl JHWASHRt Ph 0 Foundaton, a major source of support for St. Vncent's Hosptal. He s a member of the Board of Overseers of the Jewsh Theologcal Semnary, Vce-Presdent of the Federaton of Jewsh Phlanthropes, Presdent of Congregaton B'na Jeshurun, one of the naton's oldest, Vce-Presdent of the Grand Street Boys' Assocaton and Presdent of the Amm- srael Housng Corporaton. He s also a member of the Board of Hgher Educaton and a Trustee of the Urban League. He has served as Charman of drves for the Greater New Yc/k Fund, the Unted Jewsh Appeal, The Salvaton Army and the Amercan Fund frr srael nsttutons. A Man of Hgh Honors Mr. Slver receved the Tmes Square Club ctaton of The New York Tmes for outstandng contrbutons to Amercan educaton, and was recently named to the Board of Drectors of Loews, ncorporated. He holds an honorary degree of Doctor of Laws from Fordham Unversty, and of Doctor of Humane Letters from Yeshva Unversty. Cardnal Spellman's Trbute Hs Emnence Francs Cardnal Spellman sad ths of Mr. Slver: "Charles Slver, proud of hs Jewsh brood, proud of hs Amercan ctzenshp, s also all thngs to all men n hs charty. And wsh to add my trbute to those MEW 1957 G-E AUTOMATC MOVE-ABOUT Dshwasher * No nttollaton needed Roll t anyv^here Plug t n anywhere Textolte work top Sale fr/ee Only '22 95 f.rm. «. $1 95 A WEtK tow «t t(( small downptjacl Opto 3 Years to Payl NEW 1957 G-E Prncess 34-nch Automatc Undercounttr DSHWASHER Add n««d«d work poce 0 Choceof colon andansht Mttol «r Wood (ront So/t Pr!f0 Only Urn, «, ^OO low at Your Or<f«r NOW A WEEK ^ ««f small down ptymem ^^^ tpo 3 Yeors to Payl AMERCAN HOME CENTER, nc. 4U Thrd Av«.. at 40th Strctt. N. Y. C. MU Smvlmft AppHmfmt. Ar CeaMUmtn, Tey.»rm». Oftwcr* Nyl«M gven by others n prnlse a,nd grattude of ths truly great Amercan ctzen, and speak only of greatness n one phase, and that s the greatness of hs charty." On another occason, the dedcaton dnner of Yeshva Unversty at whch Mr. Slver presded, the late Vce Presdent Alben Barkley, guest of honor, sad ths of hm: " apprecate hs frendshp, as you do, and j.s an Amercan apprecate the great contrbutons he has made to the cause of lberty, of Justce and educaton, and a bettfv understandng among all the people who make up ths great naton and ths great cty. "f should desgnate a man n ths company or n ths cty who has been able not only to make a lvng and make an ample one, but also to make a lfe by hs contrbutons to makng others able to make a lfe as well as a lvng. t would be Mr. Slver." B-Partsan Admraton Fgures n the poltcal world are b-partsan when t comes to Mr. Slver. On the walls of hs offce he can be seen n photographs wth P-esdent Esenhower as well as the late and popular "Veep," Alben Barkley, and wth the noted EVENNG & SATURDAY COURSES DEGREE > and CERTFCATE PROGRAMS Chemcal Cofflmercal Art Constructon Advertsng ProduGto* Electrcal'Accountng Hotel Mechancal Petroleum Retal Medcal Lab ndustral Dstrbutn Englsh Socal Scence Math rau TERM: cgns S<pt. 16 REGSTER: Sept ,6-«P.M. KKQVEST CATAOO J _ mu» Car«tr Councfrns Avolabt F««t New York Cty COMMUNTY COLLEGE OP APPED ATS «SCENCES ; ^300 PEARL ST., rklyn 1 Tt S-MM SCHOOL elder statesman, Bernard Baruch. Former U. S. Secretary of Labor Maurce Tobn once declared "New York s rcher because of the fact that he (Mr. Slver) s a ctzen of ths communty." Although flooded by honors from many hgh sources, few have touched Mr. Slver as much as that rendered by hs own Congregaton, whch ths year named hm "Father of the Year" at & Father's Day Sabbath. The father of three chldren and a grandfather sx tmes over, Mr. Slver's devoton to famly lfe has been carred to ts fullest extent n hs concern for the chldren of ths cty. " want them to have the be.st n educaton and at the same tme want to make them happy," sad Mr., Slver. Mr. Slver s obvously workng fercely to accomplsh both of these goals. ENGNEERNG EXAMS TP. & AsslCvl, Mech., Elcc. Kngr. Cvl Enn-Dldg Cons,Spt Const. LCENSE PREPARATON Engr.Archtect Surveyor,St.tonary Relrpcr, Electrcan PoruMe Knr. DrnfllnK-DeslKn-Matradrn Arth, Alg. Geon. Trs. Calc.'hyeco. MONDELL NSTTUTE!J30 W. 4«t St. bet T-8 AT. W1 T-2M7 lage AGANST YOU? PRNTNG COMPANES HRE MEN FROM 18 TO 40 *1 Multllth Course* Prepare! fou For EMPLOYMENT VERY We Wll Not Accept You Dolew W«Can Teach You PRNTERS HAVE GOOD EARNNG PCWE FAY AS YOC.RAKN AT NO SXTRA COST Fo FREE Booklet Wrt* to MANHATTAN PRNTNG Dent, H Tt Warren M. r, ranben N. 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14 Sheern As New The newly elected executve board of the New York Cty Unformed Fremen's Assocaton was nducted nto offce by Wllam D. Buck, secretary-treasurer of the nternatonal Assocaton of Fre Flehters at a luncheon recepton at the Hotel Commodore. A large number of members ot afflated labor organzatons and reprssentatlves of the Cty admnstraton was present. Walter J. Sheern, the new presdent,, n welcomng the guests tated: ' " want to acknowledge mj heartfelt apprecaton for the contdehce manfested by the membershp of the UFA n electng me to the presdency. Ths s an honor accept n all humlty and wth the solemn realzaton of the regponslblty t ncurs. " pledge to devote all my energes and ablty n dschargng the dutes of my offce, and to provde a responsble, constructve and cooperatve leadershp," " have a fne group of men assocated wth me on the UFA ex- State to Open 19 More Tests September 3 The Slate wll open 19 examnatons on Tuesday, September 3. For the followng the wrtten tests are scheduled for Saturday, November 9. and applcatons wll ba receved untl October 11 (the startng pay s the lower amount): Senor draftsman (mechancal), $4,080-$5,050. Senor draftsman (structural), $4,080-$5,050. Prncpal draftsman (structural), $5.020-$ Junor archtectural estmator, 9,080-$ Assstant archtectural estmator. $6.140-$ Senor archtectural estmator. 7,500-$9,090. Assocate veternaran bacte'- Ologst, $7.500-$9,090. Junor scentst (physology), $5,860. Assstant prncpal, school of nursng. $5,020-$8,150. Medcal records lbraran, 3,870-$4,810. Senor medcal records lbraran, M.988-$ Research assstant, $4,770- $5,860. Research assstant (mental health',$4,770-$5,860. Research assstant (veterans affars), $4,770-$5,860. ForestSr, $4,770-$5,860. Medcal records lbraran, Ee County, $4,185-$5,485. The followng examnatons, for whch applcatons wll be receved untl October 25, and the tests held November 23, wll be open to any qualfed ctzen of the Unted States : Assstant mechancal specfcatons wrter, $8,140 $7,490. Senor mechancal specfcatons wrter, $7,500-$D,090. Smlarly wde open wll be the followng examnaton, closng date November 1, wrtten test November 23: Accountng assstant, $4,248- $4,810. Do not attempt to apply n any of these tests untl September 3. States Polces UFA Presdent ecutlve board, and we hope to present a progressve and reasonable program n behalf of the fre fghters of our great cty. "The UFA s an ntegral part of the Cty of New York and ts admnstratve and cultural setup. We, as fremen, have a defnte stake n the Cty's welfare and actvtes and our polcy wll nclude a close and ntellgent approach to ths phase of the Cty's welfare. We have a responsblty both to the Cty and to the fre fghters who so unselfshly dedcate ther lves to the ctzens of ths communty. Wll Be Co-Operatve "n the name of our executve board pledge to face up to such responsblty n a manner that befts the best tradtons of the Fre Department as a whole and of the membershp of ths Assocaton, whch can be truly sad to be both a labor and a cvc organzaton. "t s my purpose, to solct the ad.cooperaton and sympathetc understandng of Mayor Robert F. Wagner, the other Board of Estmate members, the Budget Drector. the Fre Commssoner and the Commssoner of the Cty Department of Labor n the soluton of our problems and to mantan tje hghest possble morale among my brother fre fghters wthout regard to rank or grade. " would lke to add my unqualfed endorsement and that of my fellow UFA offcers to the Report on a Program of Labor Relatons for New York Cty Employees,' submtted to the Mayor by Labor Commssoner Harold A. Felx. t sets forth a proposed program that n all farness may be termed the 'Lttle Wagner Act.' Ths program s essental to mplementng the poston taken by Mayor Wagner, 'that t s n the Three More Lsts ssued By NYC The New York Cty Department of Personnel has establshed the followng elgble lsts, effectve Wednesday, August 21. The number of elgbles for each lst s ndcated. Car mantaner. Group B, Transt Authorty, 11. Assstant borough communty coordnator, 5. Borough communty coordnator, 4. The offcal lsts may be n-.spected at The Leader offce, 97 Duane Street, New York Cty, to and ncludng Wednesday, August 28. Harrman Eulogzes Newark School Staff NEWARK, Aug. 19 Governor Harrman has pad trbute to "the devoted care and attenton" the staff of Newark State Sclool s gvng to ts charges. On an nspecton of the Newark facltes. Governor Harrman added: "Unfortunately, n the present state of our knowledge a- bout mental retardaton, we are confronted wth contnung ncreases n the number of chldren requrng nsttutonal care and treatment. We cannot reverse ts trend, untl we know more about ths afflcton whch causes so much heart-break." Mr. Harrman prased the work of staff at te sclool and pledged hs admnstraton would nten-sfy research n the causes and preventon of mental retardaton. publc nterest for Cty employees, through labor unons or representatves of ther own choce, to bargan collectvely on both polcy and economc matters whch affect them.' Asks Constructve Consderaton "We shall prepare our program and request early negotatons toward that end before the preparaton of the next budget. We wsh to have our reasonable requests consdered objectvely and constructvely, wth the best nterests of the ctzens of ths communty always n mnd." Presdent Sheern on behalf the UFA thanked the representatves of the Cty admnstraton, the Fre Department and afflated labor organzatons for ther attendance. Sergeant Lst The names of elgbles for promoton to sergeant. New York Cty Polce Department were publshed begnnng n The Leader of August 6, to No They were followed by Nos to n the ssue of August 13. The names and numbers to No complete the lst: 3484 Platte. Albert. Jr., Zccard. Frank,, V- Raser. Georfc-e,,8: Chrstan, Joseph, Jr,..., Cutolo. Carl,, 8: V--Cuunnfham. Joseph,,... 8: Lazarus. Morrs Schueer. El,. 8: Gllen. Joseph.. 8: Buchwald, Julus o: Santora, Emanuel l.us, Mchael., 8: Co,*. Arthur.. 8: Moore. Joseph.. 8: Kenney, Donald..8: V- Larkn, John. Jr.. 8:1000 l.'>09 V--Colace. Peter,, 8: Ford. Robert Hennessy, James.. h:ooo Sversen, Edward V Budrs, Charles ydon, Thomas.. 8: V- McGowan, James.,8:!000 1.%5 Hopkns. Martn s V Apuz-z, Albert Coyle. Thomas..8'; Bennett. Rchard Brocato, Santo V Dunn. Thomas S V Hurley. Bruce Barlh. Emt., Grbben, James ' McBean, Roy., ::8 Tustn, Henry ;7 Pouch, John Cloonan, Wllam., S.alabba, Joseph :10 Ruffer, Waller l.)31 Ahr. Edward., :tl 5 V Murphy, Harold Deutsch. Gerald Dwyer, Wllam., H.\yes. 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16 t By A. J. COCCARO A PRACTCAL JOB Through posters, newspapers, rado and televson most of us hftre become acquanted wth the great shortage of nurses that exsts n the country today. Generally the requrements for enterng the nursng schools that would qualfy one for state lcense are: 1. Professonal Nursng H. 3. dploma whch should nclude 10 unts of academc courses and applcant must be between the ages of 18 and 35, The course s of a 3 year duraton. 2. Practcal Nursng 2 years of hgh school, applcant must be between some school. 18 to SO. The course U a one year program and on the average costs the tranee between $5C to $150 for tuton. Traned Specalslf Tha value of the work our practcal nurses perform n the state hojplta cannot be doubted. The' dutes nclude: admnsterng pre- crbed medcatons, takng and recordng temperatures, pulse and respraton, bathe and feed patents, obtan specmens for analyss, prepare and apply dressngs, keep clncal charts, wash and sterlze tqulpment, observe patents and report changes n ther condton. t s desrable for our attendants and staff attendants to acqure tha practcal nurse's educaton and tranng. They would be better qupped to handle ther everyday dutes and be able to assume more responsblty. Low On Totem Pole Many of our attendants n Grade 4 and staff attendants n Grade feel that the state n placng om- practcal nurses n Grade 5 have tymed the ambton of an attendant who would receve only $2 a week (before deductons) by acqurng ths extra year's tranng. n many cases he would lose a year's pay to get the educaton. The staff attendant would not get any ncrease n pay but mght assume more responsblty because he s traned n specal areas. A practcal nurse G-5 can become a staff attendant G-6, but wthout a practcal nurse's tranng and lccnse, a staff attendant G-6 cannot qualfy for practcal nurse G-5. Tha practcal nurse's startng salary s $2,990 per year and take home pay approxmately $45 per week. Ths s not a far salary for a traned specalst n any feld of endeavor especally n ths age of contnual ncreases n the cost of lvng. An employee appeal s presently beng prepared to establsh a more practcal grade allocaton for these nurses. Persons nterested n the appeal and n lendng ther support should contact Danel MoMullan, Macy Home, Kngs Park, N. Y. Lefkowtz Says Vllages Pay Health Plan Cost MLBANY, Aug. 19 Attorney ed language concernng the percentage General Lous J. Lefkowtz has of cost that may be as- sumed by a vllage board authorzes t to assume the entre cost ruled that vllages may assume the ntlr» cost of hosptalzaton, of the hosptalzaton, medcal and medcal and surgcal nsurance surgcal nsurance," for vllage offcers and employees. Tha rulng m s made n an nformal The subdvson referred to by the attorney general authorzes a opnon sent M. Ambrose vllage board to pay a sum equal McCabe. vllage attorney for West to the total amount of the contrbutons Haverstraw, N. Y. Mr. Lefkowtz quoted from subdvson of the ndvdual offcers or employees who have subscrb- 21 of secton 89 of the ed to the plan of nsurance "or Vllage Law, addng: any percentage of the total cost " n my opnon the above-quot- ncludng the whole thereof." How To Let Your Co-Worker En/'oy Your Vacaton, Too ALBANY, Aug. 19 Here's some advce for state employees plannng to go on vacaton, as outlned n "Strctly Personnel," house organ for the State Cvl Servce Department. So thngs wll run smoothly whle you're away: (1) Plan to complete as many chores as you can before you leave and arrange to have one of our co-workers handle the others later. (21 A week before you go, clean out your fles. Arrange and label all folders so even the boss can fnd anythng at a glance. (3> Make up a specal fle rght on your desk for all projects that are currently your specal problems. n the folders put lsts of names, addresses, and telephone numbers of all people you've contacted for help on each project. (4) On the fnal Frday, pack up the old sweater you brought n the day t was "slghtly cool" and the sx personal letters stuffed under the hankes n your tssue box, and any other tems you'd rather someone else ddn't dscover whle you're away. Nursng Alumn Hold Reunon The annual reunon of the Crag Colony School of Nursng, Class of 1933 was held August 3 at the home of Lllan Bryant, Dalton, New York. Attendng were Jean A. Curry, Evelyn Wcks Csborne. A. W. nsley, Sam Cpolla, Ruth Metcalf MacComb, Edna Hass Lear, Hatte Holbrook Johnson, Frances Pnnegan Shelds, Mldred Holbrook Eagan, Lllan Thompson Bryant. Esther E, Austn, Blanche Tucker Marott and guest Thelma Crandall Russell, Class of 1930, A baked ham dnner was one of the features of the meetng. Plans were made for the next year's reunon whch wll be the twenty-ffth annversary of graduaton. Over nnety per cent of ths class are stll engaged ether n hosptal admnstraton or workng n one of the many felds of nursng. ATTVTES OP KHMPLOYKES THKHJCMOPT KW YOUK STATK Raybrook Tha followng members were fleeted to Ray Brook Chapter's Executve Councl recently. Medcal. Dr. Lawrence. Dr. Shefrln; Buslne.ss Offce, Kenneth Jones, Stanley Tokarsk; Medcal Records, Swtchboard, Catherne Rce, Helen O'Bren; Engneers, Mantenance^ Emmett Durr, James Courtney; Laundry, Wllard Uttlng, Stella Perry; Nursng, Mldred Bean, Ralph Plumley; Housekeepng, Else Patterson, Ora Webb; Detary, Joseph Segrff, Oln Sweet: Lab. Xay, Socal Worke, Dental, Occ. Therapst, Fred Jarnot, John Woc.lk; Grounds, Orlln LaFleur, Tom Sul- lvan. The frst meetng wll be 'uly 30th at the pcnc grounds. Our sympathy s extended to Mary Long and George Buch on tha recent death of ther mothers. Ho.sptal Steward and Mrs. Lee W. Emgh have returned after pendng ther vacaton at Cape Cod. Congratulatons to Charlotte Bzczespansk and Frederck Jarnot wt were marred July 20th. at St. Bernards Church, Saranac Lake. A nttcellaneous shower was gven Mss Szczespanskl by her co-work- s. A couple, v'ell known throughout the state, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest T. Conlon of Bnghamton, were recent callos at Rny Brook. We are glad to report Mrs, Harty Sullvaj, and Mary Rexer out Of the Saanac Lake General Hosptal after ther surg<jry. Mrs, Robert Lddy underwent major surgery recently at the Saranac Lake General Hosptal. Every one wshes Mrs. Lddy a speedy recovery. Ray Brook chapter held ther sem-annual pcnc July 21st at ther pcnc grounds from 4 p.m. tll the late hours. There were games and races for the chldren, a soft ball game between the Man Buldng Wld Cats and the nfrmary Tgers and dancng n the evenng to the musc of Leland Strack and hs rythm'eers of Lake Placd. The large crowd attendng enjoyed hot dogs, hamburgers, salad, donuts and coffee and other lqud refreshments. The commttee for the affar were. Emmet Durr, Charman; Clyde Perry; beer; Prank Ratgan, concessons; Gene McAullffe, chlldrens games; Sophe Phlpowtz, tcket booth; Maron Bgan, Eunce Cross and Rose Johnson, food. Brockport Teachers Salary Research Analyst of CSEA, Henry Galpn, Mrs. Galpln and daughter, Mary Ann. also Assocaton Presdent John P. Powers, Mrs. Powers and son, Grard, called at Ray Brook durng ther recent vacaton n ths vlcltty. Mark W, DeLancey, son of Dr. and Mrs, Blane M, DeLancey has entered the U. S. Mltary Academy at West Pont. Dr. and Mrs. DeLancey are both members of the B.S.T,C. Faculty and C.S.E.A. utembers. Mark, a June graduate of the Manllus School, receved hs appontment to West Pont as a result of a compettve examnaton gven to applcants from 41 honor mltary schools n the country. There are only eght such appontments avalable natonally ths year. Mark was among 79 canddates competng for the eght vacances. At West Pont he wll study engneerng. Our congratulatons are extended to Mark and we wsh hm much success n hs new career. Mrs. Mary Lee McCory and Mss Ruth Drake, college lbrarans and members of the C.S.E.A,, have returned from a tour of our western states. Also Mrs. Nora Baker, a member of the College Unon Staff, has Just returned from a month-long vst n Cahforna. Our congratulatons and best wshes to Mss Eleanor Nesbtt upon her recent engagement. She and her fance, Duane Zorn, are plannng an October weddng. Mrs. Bernlce Pckerng attended an Amercan Legon Conventon n Syracuse last week. Mrs. Hazel Nelson has returned to work after enjoyng a two week vacaton. Our congratulatons to Mrs. Joan Vet who has Just completed ten years of servce at the college. Joan s secretary to Mr. Ernest Tuttle. Drector of the College Physcal-Educaton Department. SOCAL SECURTY news, comnneut, questons, answers appear reeuury l XUe Leader. 10-Pont Employee Program Adopted By Nassau CSEA Unt A lo-polnt progam for employees of Nassau County has been adopted by the Nassau County chapter of the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton. rvng Flaumenbaum, chapter presdent, announced the followng goals had been set by the chapter for the comng year. Gertrude Maher Honored By AAA ALBANY, Aug. 19 Gertrude Maher, an employee of the State Motor Vehcle Bureau, has receved a specal plaque awarded her by judges n the Amercan Automoble Assocaton's annual Natonal Pedestran Protecton Contest. The plaque was presented at a luncheon n the Sheraton-Ten Eyck Hotel by Harry B. Crowley, presdent of the New York State Automoble Assocaton. Among the guests was Motor Vehcle Commssoner Joseph P. Kelly. The ctaton on the plaque reads n part: "Ths certfes that the Board of Judges of the AAA Natonal Pedestran Protecton Contest voted commendaton to Gertrude Maher, program representatve for New York, frst, for recognzng the mportance of the pedestran and the urgent need for greatly ncreasng emphass on pedestran protecton and, second, for outstandng achevement n stmulatng local lfesavng programs by nterestng all muncpaltes over 5,000 populaton n the state to enter the contest.. They are: 1. Pay ncreases to all publc employees to conform to those granted by Federal and state governments, wth a mnmum of 10 percent. 2. Blue Cross and Blue Sheld on payroll deducaton plan. 3. B-weekly pay checks wth 26 pay days per year. 4. Unemployment nsurance coverage. 5. Effectve grevance machnery. 6. Far pay scales. 7. Unform vacaton plan to conform to those granted by Federal and state governments. 8. Overtme pay at the rata of tme and one-half for all work performed n addton to regular work. 9. Survey salary scales and workng condtons of non-teachng employees hour week wth no loss n take home pay for non-teachng school employees. Recent Accomplshments Mr. Flaumenbaum ponted out successes n employee gans the CSEA chapter has ah-eady made. These nclude Socal Securty coverage, pad holdays, a 5-day, 40-hor week for per dem employees, longevty pay, a reclassfcaton and salary survey. Mr. Flaumenbaum also ponted out that the chapter supported many employees gans ma da through the State Legslature, such as the recent ncrease n tha death beneft to members of tha Retrement System. ACTVTES OP BUBPLOVKKS N STATE Wllard State Hosptal June and July were busy months for the Wllard State Hosptal chapter of the CSEA. n June, tha chpater was host to a meetng of the Western Conference and the hosptalty of the Wllardltes drew prase from the.some 150 persons who attended the meetng and steak dnner held there. Among the many speakers were Dr. Kenneth K. Kell, hosptal drector; Donald Merram, who served as toastmaster; State Sen. Dutton S, Peterson and Assmblyman Lawrence W. Van Cleef. ncluded as guests were Raymond G. Castle, re-elected conference presdent; Vernon Tapper, CSEA fourth vce presdent who nstalled the new offcers; Charles Lamb, CSEA ffth vce presdent; Charlotte Clapper, CSEA secretary; Charles Methe, of Marcy State Hosptal; Maurce Sokolnsky, of Bnghamton chapter; Charles Ecker, presdent of Syracuse State School School chapter, and Margaret Whltmore, secretary of Sy-acuse chapter. On July 25, the Wllard chapter held ts annual pcnc at Seneca Lake Park, wth more than 200 persons n attendance. Joseph Rzzul was charman of the program, whch ncluded refreshments, sports and entertanment. The guests were well pleased wth hs efforts. Tha fne result of the pcnc caused members also to gve prase to Brooke A. Johnson, chapter presdent, and Harold Cuer, for the help n the affar. Syracuse The New York State Hghway Engneers wll hold ther 4th Annual Clambake at Storto's Grove, Jamesvllle, N. Y., on August 24. Los Byngton, Typst, DPW, wll be marred to Walter Boettcher August 10. Congratulatons and best wshes, Los. Mrs. Kay Landry, DPW, has resgned to Jon her husband, who s n the Marnes, and wll lve n New Hampshre. Also M.*. Mary Helen Palladlno left to Jola her husland who s n the setca n Germany. Best wshes also to Anne Barber, DPW, who wll be marred August 24. Employees from the Employment Dvson who attended tha Annual.A.P.S. conventon at Mam were John Crowley and Mrs. Raymond Ptzpatrck. The employees were happy to welcome back Helena Dwyer who has been out a month due to serous njures. Katherne O'Connell enjoyed her vacaton recently at tha Albedar on Fourth Lake. Helen Hanley of the State nsurance Fund returned from a grand vacaton at Monononock Hotel, n the Pocono Mts. Clarce Adams of the W.C.Bd. s enjoyng a grand vacaton tourng the Smoke Mountans. Katherne Lawler (WCB) also s havng a grand tme n Mam Beach. Dorl LePever wll spend her vaacton at Sprng Lake, New Jersey. Syracuse Psychatrc On July 9, the annual pcnc of the Sy'acusa Psychatrc Hosptal, was held at Owasco Lake. Auburn, N. Y. Over ffty employees and ther frends attended. A delghtful barbecue supper was served, and games and dancng were enjoyed by all. The followng have returned from vacaton: Lucy Byron, Mary McCargar and Mrs. A. Snyder. A. E. Bregard has returned to duty after a leave of several months. Mary Bllon and Mary Roach are leavng by plane, for Prance. Charles Knckerbocker s on vacaton. Congratulatons have been extended to Mr. John Lyons who recently became the father of twn grls. Exam Study Books fa kelp yom gat felghar gracfa ea elvll larvea fatu may ba obtolaad at Tha Laadar Bookatara, 97 Duana Straat, Naw York 7, N. Y, Fkaaa ordart ascapfad. Call BEakmaa For M of leaa earraat tltla$ tea faga 10.