Cuutfi' S-enAKAfl. Atsfes On Growing Thre Of ^hutomation; Asks Governor CS Commission To Act On Plan

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1 Cuutf' S-enAKAfl. Amercans Vol. XXIII, No. 46 Larg Offce Seekers Overlookng A Sleepng Gant- Cvl Servce Vote POLITICIANS seekng statewde or Federal offce have always been careful to publcly advocate the causes of mportant mnortes. Relgous and racal groups, labor and busness, But among these large groups les one sleepng gant for whom no one, at present, rases hs voce as the Ten Cents - W V "'ll: have always had ther champons at electon tme, and beyond. leader of ts cause, the cause of the cvl servant. The cvl servce employee Federal, state, cty, county, townshp, school dstrct s perhaps the largest votng body In the state wthout a publc champon. Progress Wthout Fanfare Ths s not to say that cvl servants have not progressed snce the orgn of the mert system n the 19th century. Enlghtened governors, mayors and presdents, legslators have fostered legslaton whch has strengthened (Contnued on Pag:e 2) CSEA Wns Summer Hours For Rent Agency Employees Successful negotatons between the Cvl Servce Employees A-ssn. and the New York Cty Rent and Rehabltaton Admnstraton has brought employees of ths agency the 4 p.m. summer quttng tme enjoyed by other New York Cty workers. Tle new hours began last week and contnue untl September 14. CSEA representatves lauded the cooperaton of Mrs. Hortense Gabel agency admnstrator n obtanng thls beneft for Assocaton members. FREE BOOKLET by U. S. Governuent on Socal Securty. Mal ouly. Leader. 97 Duane Street; New Yor 7, N. Y. U Elgble Lsts 4t ^ ^ JMI See Page M Atsfes On Growng Thre Of ^hutomaton; Asks Governor CS Commsson To Act On Plan (Specal To The CASEY EXPLAINS Casey Stengel dscusses the vrtues of a Mets' battng helmet wth Nassau County Executve Eugene H. Nckerson, center, and Irvng Flaumenbaum, presdent of the Nassau County Chapter of the Cvf Servce Employees Assocaton. The occason was the recent CSEA excurson to the Polo Grounds where the Dodgers returned to New Yorc Cty to challenge the IVIets. A Showng, Money, (Maybe Fame, Even) For CSEA's Artsts ALBANY, July 23 The Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton wll conduct a water color art exhbt open to all ts members, wth $300 n przes, n conjucton wth the New York State Exposton, t has been announced. Elgble artsts Include all CSEA members and ther spouses. Each artst may submt two orgnal ' entres, but only one entry from each artst wll be elgble for a cash prze. The deadlne for submttng entres s August 23. Entres wll be receved at CSEA Headquarters, 8 Elk Street. Albany, untl 5 p.m. that day- Cash Awards Entres wll be transported by CSEA from Headquarters to Syracuse for judgng on Saturday, August 25, at a ste provded by the Syracuse Unversty School of Art. A professonal jury, selected and provded by the State Councl, wll be used. Art Cash przes are: Frst, $100; Second, $75; Thrd, $50; Honorable Menton (3) $25 each. The cash wnners and seven entres, selected by the judges, wll be hung at tha CSEA exhbt at (Contnued on Page 3) Leader) ALBANY, July 23 The Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton, concerned wth the threatened dsplacement of state employees because of the Installaton of Electronc Data Processng programs and equpment n a number of State agences, has called on Governor Rockefeller and the State Cvl Servce Commsson to undertake a four-pont program to assure that the nterests of dsplaced employees are protected. [ The program, outlned n aj 2. An affected agency and other letter from CSEA Presdent Joseph ' agences n the area to be drected F. Fely to each of the three mem-! not to fll vacances whch arse bers of the State Cvl Servce n postons needed to care for re- Commsson and to the governor, calls for: 1. Cooperaton of all state agenlocaton of employees affected. 3. Employees dslocated to be gven a guarantee of no reducton cles n any partcular area affec- n salary for a reasonable perod ted by dsplacement of employees of tme, to Include no loss n to enable transfer to vacant tems ' salary Increments ncludng long- In any state agency. Leut.Nohlen To Command Troop A ALBANY, July 23 Lt. Supervsor John P. Nohlen, Troop A, Batava, has been named to the post of Captan n command of Troop A, to succeed Captan John P. Ronan, who s retrng. The apontment, announced by State Polce Superntendent Arthur Cornelus Jr., was effectve last week. The salary Is $11,600 a year. Captan Ronan has been on a detached duty status due to an j extended Illness. Anotler Promoton In a second promoton, Mr. Cornelus announced Lt. Kenneth E. Weldenborner would assume the dutes of leutenant supervsor, formerly held by Mr. Nohlen. Captan Nohlen Is a graduate of Chrstan Brothers Academy n Albany and s a career state employee. He enlsted n 1938 and has served n numerous posts n the state. Lt. Supervsor Weldenborner also enlsted n the State Polce n 1936, and served n the U.S. Navy from 1943 to He s a natve of Summervlle, N.Y. and attended Rochester publc schools. Thruway Grants Ades New Death Beneft ALBANY, July 23 The State Thruway Autlorty, spurred by the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton. has adopted the new State Death Beneft program for Its employees. Under the program, won by CSEA n the recent legslatve esslon, employees wth at least 90 days of servce receve a mnmutt death beneft equal to one half ther annual salary. The measure calls for a mnmum beneft of $2,000 and a maxmum of $10,000. Thruway offcau Informed CSEA last week that benefts for ther employees under the program wll be retroactve to Aprl 1, the startng date for all»tate employees, and wll cover deatls between that dato and July 1, Followng approval of the death beneft bll by Governor Rockefeller In Aprl, CSEA Presdent Joseph F. Felly urged all State authortes to adopt the plan for ther employees. He ponted out, at that tme, tlat all tate employees were covered under the program. Includng members of the Judcary. The frst agency to adopt the plan was the State Dormtory Authorty, whch passed a resoluton approvng t on June 11th. Other agences whch the Assocaton has urged to adopt the death beneft provsons are the State Brdge Authorty: the State Power Authorty: the East Hudson Parkway Authorty, and the Nag. are Fronter Port Authwty. evty Increments. 4. Greater use of tranng of employees dslocated so that they may serve n other postons whch would enable them to be retaned n employment. Proposes Sngle Unt Fely also recommended that (Contnued on Page 16) HEW MEMBER Ere County clapter of te Cvl Servce Employees Assn. recent* ly sgned Vncent Arnone. above. State Assemblyman from Ere County, as Its newest member. Alexander Burke, clapter pres* dent, termed Arnone a ''sold sup> porter of CSEA, n the Legsa* ture and locally." Hopkns To Head N.Y. Naval Mlta ALBANY, July 23 Governor Rockefeller haa named Captan Joseph L. Hopkns as commandng offcer for the New York Naval Mlta. A career offcer. Captan Hopkns has served as chef of staff. Headquarters for the Mlta snca He succeeds Rear Admral Lous A. Olles. who has retred* Captan Hopkns wll YMelv* C salary of $17,000 a year.

2 Page Ten CIVIL SERVICE LEADER Tueetfay, July 91, 1962 DON T REPEAT THIS (Contnued from Pare 1) the career system, mproved wages, ncreased Job benefts. In most cases, however, these Improvements n the cvl servce have been done wthout fanfare. Publc employees have been wooed by ncreased benefts, but seldom have had a publc defender. To prase the cvl servce publcly, to champon hs cause, to Increase the prestge of career employees has not been a popular stand among ether poltcans or tax-conscous ctzens. When the cvl servce body was compartvely small, t could be treated as a necessary evl; somethng needed but not to be pad well or treated wth respect. In talkng wth poltcal veterans and prvate ctzens concerned wth the cvl servce, ths wrter found only a very few names to whch the word "advocate" could apply. One was former U.S. Senator James Mchael Mead, who champoned the postal workers n the late 1930s. Another was former Governor Herbert Lehman, Under whose admnstraton the Feld-Hamlton Law was passed to create the classfcaton and compensaton plan for state employees. There are few others. Governor Rockefeller has nsttuted mpressve, wde-rangng benefts for state employees, but cannot be called ther spokesman to the general publc. Very lttle can be sad for Mayor Wagner, about whom cvl servce reacton s very much mxed. On a lower echelon of offce, former State Senator Seymour Halpern, Congressman from Queens, always ran ahead of the tcket, due n no lttle measure to the support of local cvl servants who were aware of hs record n champonng cvl servce causes. Some Impressve Fgures Thngs have changed drastcally n the cvl servant pcture over the years, however, and the man seekng publc offce who does not do a lttle research on the cvl servce populaton s overlookng a good bet by falng to get hmself dentfed as the voce of the publc employee. Some mpressve statstcs exst to substantate ths thess. The total number of cvl servants n the state Federal, state, cty and local Is some 890,800. Of these over 181,000 are Federal; 121,000 are state; 300,000 work for New York Cty; 288,000 are In other local jursdctons and the remander are In such classfcatons as transport CIVIL MKVlOB LBADM Amtrlca't Leadln* NawmavulM for Publc Gmployeea LBAOBB PUBLICATIONS, INC. 7 Duane St., New York 7, N. X. TelephoM BKekman a-6«l«nterad w lacoad-ouat natter, October S. kt b* poat omc* ft! Maw York. M. T. and Brldraport, Coua., oadar tba Aot ot llar<d Member ot Audt Bureau of ClrcuUUot akeerlptlea Prce $4. Per law ladvmaal eeplee. l»e MAD Tke Leader every weak (w Ot»art Ittea and the publc authortes. A further breakdown shows that the majorty of these employees work n the Metropoltan area. These fgures show 300,000 New York Cty employees; more than 24,000 state employees and more than 112,000 Federal employees, consttutng a publc worker populaton of more than 450,000 and practcally every one of them of votng age. Votng regstraton In New York Cty, accordng to latest avalable fgures, was some 3,500,000. Ths means that more than 10 per cent of these voters are cvl servce. Pollsters usually count two to three votes per workng famly, whch means the cvl servce "famly" vote n the Metropoltan area s roughly more than 20 to 30 per cent of the votng body; an enormous mnorty, to say the least. The same fgures can be projected on the state-wde votng level, where total votng regstraton was last reported at 7, Wth 890,000 publc employees resdng n the state, t can agan be seen that n sngle votes alone they represent more than 10 per cent of the total ballotng populaton. An Awakenng Whle poltcans have seemngly dsregarded the growth and mportance of ths "mnorty," cvl servants themselves have become ncreasngly aware of ther own, dormant strength. State and local employees, for nstance, feelng the need to be represented artculately and frmly have gathered under the banner of the New York State Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton and now consttute one of the largest, sngle employee organzaton unts n the state over 107,000 members. Few ndustral unons can match ths fgure. New York Cty fremen, santaton men and other dvsons are soldly organzed nto employee organzatons. But whle these groups can speak well for themselves, they stll have no leader holdng electve offce who s, wthout qualfcaton, ther champon. What Do They What Want do these publc employees want of ther champon? They want ther case for a salary system based on work done, not funds avalable, carred to the general publc. They want to be declassfed as second class ctzens, who are pctured as poltcal hacks and hangers-on feedng off the publc trough. They want ther publc Image to be one of respect and Importance In the Amercan way of lfe. They want poltcal equalty. They want a leader who wll place them In the proper poston n the poltcal scheme. The growng demands on government by ts cltlzena has created ths new gant; t has not been created by poltcans who need Jobs for ther frends, as some popular publc thnkng has t. The purpose of government Is to protect the people from volence, dsease, dshonesty; to provde servces whch only government, by ts very nature, can provde. To carry out the purposes of government, a dedcated and ntellgent publc servce s needed. As a rule, cvl servants are barred from drect poltcal actvty. But there are numerous ndrect means by whch they can recognze the poltcal leader who recognzes them. The most mportant way, of course, s at the polls. The offce seeker fals to recognze the strength, the hopes and the desres of ths new gant for a champon of ts own s overlookng one of the best poltcal bets for 1962 and beyond. Books n Revew Mckey Marcus Story Is Told; U.S., Israel Hero ^LD-TIMERS Wll remember ^ Mckey Marcus as the gallant Cty Commssoner of Correcton who went off to fght for Israel's Independence n January, After doner a dramatc job as a New York Cty offcal n dealng wth overcrowded condtons In the Cty prson system, then domnated by an underworld organzaton, he went off to organze a grand-scale movement of Amercan troops n World War II. Hs war-tme experences ncluded the tranng of Amercan cty boys for sland fghtng aganst the Japanese, for D-Day landngs and for a varety of unorthodox tactcs for meetng greatly superor forces-. No Tme for Peace Mckey had hardly a chance to thnk about gettng back to normal when the problems of Israel's underground Intrgued hm. Outnumbered 60 to 1, the small guerlla forces, equpped only wth the mscellaneous weapons they could smuggle through the Brtsh blockade, were fghtng sx Arab natons and the Brtsh. Havng seen the terrors of Dachau and the dsplaced persons whch followed the release of concentraton camp prsoners, he became a Colonel n the Haganah guerlla army. Wth a vast background n admnstraton, he worked eghteen hours a day plannng, preparng mltary manuals, devsng supply systems and blueprntng the strategy of Israel's survval. As a member of the Supreme Command, he lfted a three-month sege of Jerusalem and won the ttle "Lafayette of Israel." Hs whole story from the days of buckng prohbton gangsters for the Treasury Department to the day he met hs death under fre s a fascnatng tale of a cvl worker who wll go down u one of the great romantc fgures n the Cty's hstory. It all n a new book by Ted Berkman, "Ca&t A Qant Shadow." to be publbhed next month by Doubleday and Company. MAM. (Mr. Margoln s Adjunct Professor of Publc Relatons n the New York Unversty School of Publc Admnstraton and s Vce Presdent, Publc Relatons, of A. J. Armstrong Co. Inc., natonwde flnancal-orgranzaton.) Msconceptons of RR. RECENTLY, WHILE partcpatng n a semnar on publc relatons, we dscussed the "bascs" of publc relatons what publc relatons s versus what publc relatons s thought to be. BECAUSE THESE "bascs" contnue to be msunderstood, they bear repetton: PUBLIC RELATIONS for any organzaton government or corporate begns and ends wth the people who, together, make up the organzaton. IT MOST CERTAINLY does not begn and end wth the organzaton's publc relatons department. GOOD PUBLIC relatons for an organzaton s generated by each and every member of the staff. The publc relatons department s merely the transmsson belt communcatng ths good publc relatons whch must frst be earned by the organzaton through the entre staff. PR Department's Duty IF AN ORGANIZATION has had bad publc relatons, or neutral publc relatons, t s the duty of the publc relatons department to suggest ways and means of changng that condton nto good publc relatons. GOOD PUBLIC relatons cannot be manufactured; It must be earned. TO PUT IT n the smplest terms: outstandng performance n the publc nterest, properly communcated, equals good publc relatons. Bascs HERE ARE some of the "bascs" whch generate good publc relatons for a company: "Talkng up" an organzaton durng and after offce hours as a fne organzaton, performng an outstandng servce to the publc. Developng a good rapport wth other organzatons n the feld. Treatng executves and staff member.s wth consderaton, cooperaton, frendlness and dgnty. (Included Is what we say to our fellow executves and to our other staff members, and how we say t, and how we treat them.) How we say "no", as well as "yes" to a request. How we dress In the offce and out of the offce. When they talk about the fellow who made a scene at a party, he Isn't called just (Contnued on Page 7) Thrftest Frgdare Frost-Proof Food Freezer! NofrostI No defrostng Exclusve Frgdare Frost* Proof system stops frost before tformsl Hot Weather Safe! Frozen foods stay zero zone cold even at 110 test room temperatures! Bf 412. b. capacty. 5 roomy door shelves! Famed Frgdare Dependablty! Asl( about Food Spolage Warranty! F R I Q I D A I R E Model UFPD cu. ft. mrt capacty ONLY PENNIES A DAY Amercan Home Center, Inc. 616 THIRD AVENUE AT 40TH STREET NEW YORK CITY CALL MU

3 Tuesfay, July 17, 1962 CIVIL SERVICE LEADER Page Hlrteen By WILLIAM ROSSITER CSEA Mental Hygene Representatve (The vews expressed In ths column are those ol the wrter and do not necessarly consttute the vews of ths newspaper or of any orcanzaton). * Mental Hygene Work Needs Recognton MENTAL ILLNESS CASTS Its shadow behnd the homes of all In everyone's closet It Involves many thngs and many people In greatly vared ways. It s mpossble to measure Its anxety or ts destructon one can only speculate. Crss and nsecurty are everywhere so many are too anxous. PEOPLE, IN GENERAL, are more concerned wth personal dffcultes and do not gve prorty to external problems of the world. One of the major problems s mental Illness. APATHY EXISTS IN THE hearts of most ndvduals. Escape hatches are many. There are those, even n these troubled tmes, who refuse to accept modern day of pyschlatrlc llness and progress. Many devces for selfnsulaton are used. concepts BUT THE COLD, HARD facts are there today mental Illness affects more people than at any tme n hstory. Why do so many of our ctzens turn ther backs to the problems of mental llness and to the problems of employees n the psychatrc feld? Most of the dedcated employees In ths work realze that the stgma of mental Illness s gradually beng lessened and that publc relaton are mprovng. They don't, however, understand how the publc, as a whole, can contnue to be unsympathetc to the problems of the mental hygene worker. JUST AS THE INFANTRY man Is the most Important man of the mltary team, so, too, s the attendant the backbone of the New York State Department of Mental Hygene In gvng care to the mentally ll. Adulaton s not expected but nterest and understandng would be most welcome, IMPROVEMENT IN Job status for attendants s a must. To help obtan ths end, attendants are n need of hgher salares, more promotonal opportuntes and better workng condtons. BY AND LARGE, THE AVERAGE attendant s aware of the lack of real job progress and under the exstng crcumstances, he can fnd lttle solace, HE SEES LIFE GETTING better for many others whle hs stagnates. He does not feel enrched but he hungers for recognton n hs daly tols. There s much potental that Is n need of cultvaton. Why waste t? It could prove most benefcal to the employee and of course, would result n better care for the mentally ll. WITH BETTER SALARIES, hgher qualfcatons, more In-servce tranng, better staffng, more co-worker cooperaton and more actve partcpaton (admnstratve, poltcal and publc), we feel that the poston of mental hygene attendant n New York State could receve enhanced standng n our socety. FARMINGDALE PICNIC - Show Set For Water Colors (Contnued from Page 1) the State Exposton, August 28 through September 3. Responsblty The Assocaton emphaszed that each artst wll be fesponsble for transportaton of hs entres to and from CSEA Headquarters. In addton, each entry should be securely packaged and clearly marked wth the artst's name, addre-ss, by whch governmental agency employed, and the ttle of the pcture. Each of the Assocaton's more than 200 chapters wll be advsed of the show rules. Posters explanng the show requrements wll be dstrbuted throughout the State. Frst Step CSEA explaned t was lmtng the show to water colors because of the short tme remanng before the State Exposton and because of the lmted space avalable at the Exposton ths year. It s expected. f the exhbt proves to be a success, that t wll be expanded to nclude varous meda and a greater number of entres n the future. An art show at the State exhbton s an nnovaton recommended by the Assocaton's Publc Relatons Commttee. It s expected that t wll attract a large number of spectators to the CSEA space and wll also gve the general publc an ndcaton of one of the many cultural, socal and cvc endeavors partcpated n by publc employees throughout New York State. Inqures concernng the show may be made to Gary J. Perknson. Drector of Publc Relatons. CSEA Headquarters, 8 Elk Street, Albany. Dr. Harro In Post ALBANY, July 23 Dr. Dale E. Harro has been apponted drector of the Bureau of Maternal and Chld Health In the State Health Department at an annual salary of $14,410 a year. Hs former post was drector of School Hygene n Baltmore. The appontment was announced by Dr. Herman E. Hlleboe, state health commssoner. Pass your copy of the Leader To a Non-Member The State lnversty at Farmngdale Chapter, Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton recently nstalled offcers at ther annual pcnc at Belmont Lake State Park. Feld representatve John I). Corcoran. Jr., was the nstallng otfcer. The new offcers are: Churles Monroe, presdent for hs second two-year term; Helen Atlas, ftrst vce-presdent: Professor Thomas LadonsUy, second voe-presdent, Peter Deland, secretary and James Connors, treasurer. Thtf new members of the executve board are: Joseph Hrschberg, Howard Cheshre, Professor Thomas Greenley and Doctor Edwn Ore. Twenty-fve year servce pns were also awarded to four members of the College staff:: Elzabeth Magee, Brsall Post. Maurce Ctrano and Robert Owens. Shown above durng the pn presentaton are, left to rght: Charles Jordan who presded, (truno, Mss Magee, Post, Corcoran aud Monro*;. Salary Classfkaton For Rent Agency Ades Retroactve to May 1 A classfcaton plan for employees of the new Cty Rent and Rehabltaton Servce was announced last week and s effectve as of May 1, 1962, The Leader has learned. These employees were formerly wth the state rent control agency and were transferred to New York Cty employment because of legslaton whch put rent control n charge of the Cty. Through negotatons between the Cvl Servce Employees Assn., whch contnues to represent these ades, and Mrs. Hortense, Gabel, rent agency admnstrator, several problems concernng workng condtons, benefts, contnued CSEA membershp and membershp benefts, etc., have been resolved In the past few weeks. Here s the offcal New York Cty announcement on the salary classfcatons: Resolved, that, pursuant to Chapter 21 o fthe Laws of 1962, and pursuant to Chapter 73 of the Laws of 1960, te classfcaton of th Classfed Servce of the Cty of New York Is hereby amended by ncludng n the Compettve Class, subject to Rule X, the RENT AND REHABILITATION SERVICE effectve May 1, 1962, and the followng thereunder: Account clerk (Cty Rent) $ 3,250 $ 4,060 Admnstratve offcer (Cty Rent) Assstant drector of cty rent research and statstcs Assstant examner of jmethods and procedures (Cty Rent) Assstant lbraran (Cty Rent) Assocate attorney 11,120 Assocate rent accountant Attorney (Cty Rent) Chef rent accountant Clerk (Cty Rent) Drector of cty rent research and statstcs... Ple clerk (Cty Rent) Head account clerk (Cty Rent) Hearng reporter (Cty Rent) Investgator (Cty Rent) Junor attorney (Cty Rent) Junor rent examner Mall and supply clerk (Cty Rent) Offce mmeograph operator (Cty Rent) Offce photocopyng operator (Cty Rent) Offset prntng machne operator (Cty Rent)... Personnel admnstrator (Cty Rent) Prncpal clerk (Cty Rent) Prncpal offset prntng machne operator (Cty Rent) Prncpal stenographer (Cty Rent) Rent accountant Rent examner Rent nspector Research analyst (Cty Rent) Research assstant (Cty Rent) Secretaral assstant (Cty Rent) Senor account clerk (Cty Rent) Senor attorney (Cty Rent) Senor clerk (Cty Rent) Senor fle clerk (Cty Rent) Senor mal and supply clerk (Cty Rent) Senor offset prntng machne operator (Cty Rent) Senor personnel admnstrator (Cty Rent) Senor publcty agent (Cty Rent) Senor rent accountant Senor rent clerk (Interpretng Spansh) Senor rent examner Senor rent nspector Senor research analyst (Cty Rent) Senor statstcs clerk (Cty Rent) Senor stenographer (Cty Rent) Senor stenographer (Rent Law) Senor typst (Cty Rent) Statstcs clerk (Cty Rent) Stenographer (Cty Rent) Supervsng rent accountant J* P Telephone operator (Cty Rent) Typst (Cty Rent) 11,120 13,230 10,020 11,990 10,020 11,990 5,620 _ 6,850 5,620 0,850 11,120 13,230 9,030 10,860 7,000 8,480 11,120 13,230 3,100 3,875 12,330 14,585 3,100 3,875 7,000 8,480 5,620 6,850 5,320 6,500 5,620 6,850 4,250 5,250 3,100 3,875 3,100 3,875 3,100 3,875 3,250 4,060 5, ,850 4,760 5,840 4,760 5,840 4,760 5,840 5,620 6,850 5,320 6,500 4,760 5,840 7,000 8,480 5,620 6,850 5,620 6,850 4,020 4,980 9,030 10,860 3,800 4,720 3,800 4, ,720 4,020 4,980 7,000 8,480 7,000 8,480 6,280 7,620 3,800 4,720 6,280 7,620 5,620 6,850 9,030 10,860 4,020 4,980 4,020 4,980 4,020 4,980 3,800 4,720 3,250 4,060 3,250 4,060 7,000 8,480 3,250 4,060 3,100 3,875 and be t further,,,. Resolved, that present ncumbents recevng salares In excess of the maxmum of the grades of the respectve postons herenbefore set forth shall contnue to receve such salares notwthstandng such grades but n no event shall the recept of such salares be deemed to be a promoton or promotons; and be t further, Resolved, that present ncumbents who. as tranees, are recevng salares below the mnma of the grades of the respectve postons herenbefore set forth shall contnue to receve such salares notwthstandng the schedule set forth above. Named To Councl ALBANY, July 23 Orrn G. Judd, of Brooklyn has been reapponted a member and charman of the Advsory Councl on the Labor and Management Improper Practces Act for a terra endng May 31, Other members of the councl are Robert F. Koretz of Syracuse and Paul M. Herzog, New York Cty. Named Trustee ALBANY, July 23 Mrs. Margaret A. Hansten of Kngston has been named to the Board of Trustees of the Senate House Assocaton. She succeeds Harry Kaplan of Kngston, who ded. Two Watertown Ades Promoted WATERTOWN, July 23 Two Watertown employes have been promoted, one gettng a promtlonary appontment from th«exstng cvl servce lst; tht other a provsonal desgnaton. John J. Donoghue, assstant cty engneer, has been named one of two senor engneers n the cty engnerlng departmenl. He has been n the department snce HLs appontment If probatonaxv. Freman Spencer J. Rokefeller a member of the fre department snce 1943, has been promoted provsonally to the post of fre mechanc. He wll eom* pete later n a cvl servlm txm amnatlon.

4 Page Four CIVIL SERVICE LEADER TuesJay, July 24, 1962 Where to Apply For Publc Jobs The followng drectons tell where to apply for publc Jobs and how to reach destnatons n New York Cty on the transt ystem. NEW YORK CITY-The Applcatons Secton of the New York Cty Department of Personnel Is located at 96 Duane St., New York 1, N.Y. (Manhattan). It s two blocks north of Cty Hall, just wes' of Broadway, across from The Leader offce. Hours are 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. Closed Saturdays except to answer Inqures from 9 to 12 a.m. Telephone COrtland 7-888C Maled requests for applcaton blanks must nclude a stamped, self-addressed busness-sze envelope and must be receved by the Personnel Department at least fve days before the closng date for the flng of applcatons. Completed applcaton forms whch are fled by mal must be Bent to the Personnel Department wth the specfed flng fee n the form of a check or money order, and must be postmarked no later than twelve o'clock mdnght on the day followng the last day of recept of applcatons. The Applcatons Secton of the Personnel Department s near the Chambers Street stop of the man subway lnes that go through the area. These are the IRT 7th Avenue Lne and the IND 8th Avenue Lne, The IRT Lexngton Avenue Lne stop to use s the Brooklyn Brdge stop and the BMT Brghton Local's stop s Cty Hall. All these are but a few blocks from the Personnel Department. STATE Frst floor at 270 Broadway. New York 7, N. Y., corner of Chambers St., telephone BArclay ; Governor Alfred E. Smth State Offce Buldng and The State Campus. Albany; State Offce Buldng. Buffalo: Room 100 at 155 West Man Street. Rochester (Wednesdays only); and 141 James St.. Syracuse (frst anj thrd Tuesdays of each month). Any of these addresses may be used for jobs wth the State, The State's New York Cty Offce s two blocks south on Broadway from the Cty Personnel Department's Broadway entrance, so the same transportaton nstructons apply. Maled applcatons need not nclude return envelopes. Canddates may obtan applcatons for State jobs from local offces of the New York State Employment Servce. FEDERAF. Second U.S. Cvl Servce Regon Offce. News Buldng, 220 East 42nd Street (at 2nd Ave.), New York 17, N. Y., just west of the Unted Natons buldng. Take the IRT Lexngton Ave. Lne to Grand Central and ^alk two blocks east, or take the shuttle from Tmes Square to Grand Central or the IRT Queens-Plush- Ing tran from any po.nt on the lne to the Grand Central stop. Hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Frday. Telephone number s YtJ Applcatons are also obtanable at man post offces, except the New York. N.Y., Post Offce. Boards of examners at the partcular nstallatons offerng the tests also may be appled to for furtler nformaton and applcaton forms. No retan envelopes are requred wth maled request* or applcaton forms. FREE BOOKLET bj U. S. GOTernment on Socal Securty. Mall only. Leader. 97 Daaa* Street, New York 7. N. T. U.S. Servce News Items By MARY ANN BANKS SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE Mrs. Irene Meyer, s shown recevng a ctaton for achevng a superor performance ratng. Colonel Francs Dougherty, Asst. Chef of Staff for the Frst Unted States Army, Governors Island s presentng the award. Industrous Cvl Servant Receves $150 Army Award An ndustrous cvl servant. Mrs. Irene Meyer, recently receved both a $150 award and a ctaton for outstandng performance n personal dealngs wth superors and fellow workers, Mrs. Meyer, Budget Analyst for the Frst Unted States Army, Governor's Island, also mantaned a perfect attendance record and was late only once. Ths Brooklyn resdent has been employed by the U.S. government for the pa-st 21 years, fve of them wth the Frst Army G3 secton. Recognton Ceremony Held For Brooklyn VA Hosp, Employees The Annual Employee Recognton Ceremony for the employees of the Brooklyn Veterans Admnstraton Hosptal was held recently. Dr, P, R. Casesa, hosptal drector, presded. Dr, Lnus A, Znk, Assstant Chef, Medcal Drector for Operatons, of the VA Central Offce, Washngton, D.C.. addressed the group and lauded the employees who have contrbuted n renderng effcent patent care to the hosptalzed veterans. Approxmately 250 employees were honored for varous contrbutons to the successful hosptal program. Lsted among the accomplshments were suggestons submtted by employees whch were adopted to mprove operatons; outstandng and sustaned superor performance awards; servce pns to those who had completed 10 years of government servce; and those who had accumulated 1,500 horns or more of sck leave. Dr. Casesa was presented wth a bronze plaque by Danel Paglaro, representng the Kngs County Councl of the Dsabled Amercan Veterans, n recognton of hs Interest n renderng care to dsabled veterans. «FIAA Offcers Elected; Award Program Prased The Federal Incentve Awards Assocaton of Metropoltan New York elected new offcers at ther fnal busnes meetng of the fscal year, recently. Installaton ceremones were conducted durng a busness luncheon held at the Cornsh Arms Hotel. The newlyelected presdent Is Q. J. DlClcco, Supervsng Inspector on Naval Materal. Eastern Dlst'lct, New York, who releved Anthony Passalaqua of the New York Regonal Post Offce. John Heyanka, of the New York Naval Shpyard, Brooklyn s the new vce presdent and George Baucco of the U.S. A-my Army T-ansportaton Termnal Command, Atlantc, Brooklyn s the new secretary. The hghlght of the meetng was a presentaton of an award of mert to James P, Googe, Drector, New York Cvl Servce Regon, for hs outstandng contrbutons toward helpng the organzaton acheve Its objectves. George J. McQuold, Chef, Bureau of Personnel Management New York Cvl Servce Regon, who accepted the award In the absence of Mr. Oooge, delvered a stmulatng address on the Incentve Awards Program, Chapn Boyd of Recordac, and Natonal Drector of the Natonal Assocaton of Suggeston Systems, was the guest speaker. «Macy Opposed To House Blls For Increased Benefts A dozen House blls whch would provde substantal ncreases In benefts pad to 600,- 000 Cvl Servce retrees and survvors were recently opposed by John Macy, Channan of the Cvl Servce Commsson, Macy argued that the ncreases proposed n these blls, 20 per cent of the frst $1,500 and 10 per cent on any remander, were "excessve and unjustfed". He expressed further concern because he felt the blls would favor retrees who had short servce. The Charman feels the Admnstraton tends to favor benefts to cost of lvng and adjustng benefts automatcally each tme the ndex rses fve ponts. He also argues that these blls, whch have been supported prmarly by the Natonal Assocaton of Retred Cvl Employees, are unnecessay snce -retrees have done farly well n recent years, * * 94 ISew Guard Offcers Wn Bars n Peekskll Ceremony Some 94 graduates of the Empre State Mltary Academy receved ther gold bars and were commssoned second leutenants n the New York Natonal Guard and the Reserve of the U.S. A-my followng a colorful revew by more than 750 students and other troops n tranng at Camp Smth, Peekskll, N.Y. last week. For the graduates, the exercses clmaxed more than a year of ntensve tranng and studes at Camp Smth and Branch Schools located n Brooklyn, Troy, Syracuse and Buffalo, READERS OF THE LEADER Who Never Fnshed! HIGH SCHOOL B are nvted to wrte for FREE boolclet. Tells how you can earn a Dploma or Equvalency Certfcate. AT HOME IN SPARE TIME AMERICAN SCHOOL. Dept. 9AP W. 4!Jnd St New York 36. N.Y. Call BRyant Day or N«h* Send me your free 55-page Hgh School Booklet. H Name Age Address Cty _Zone_ OUR 65th YEAR Apt- _ State A CSEA ACCIDENT & SICKNESS POLICY PAID THIS MEMBER $7, OVER THE PAST 64 MONTHS Imagne the relef on ths man's face when the postman brngs a monthly check for $ Dsabled and out of work as a result of a serous ^r accdent, ths member has been recevng checks for the past 64 months: decks that help keep hs famly together untl he can return to hs job. Ths money, plus the other mportant benefts covered by your State Health Plan, can mean the dfference between extreme hardshp wth staggerng debts and a normal recovery free from major fnancal worres. Enroll n the CSEA Accdent and Sckness Plan now. Make sure that, f your salary stopped because of a dsablty, the postman would rng your bell wth a check each month* For full detals on how you can Jon the CSEA Accdent and Sckness Plan contact-^ TER POWELL, INC. 7 C ^ MAIN OFFICI^^ ^ 14S Clnton St^ Schtnactady 1, N.Y. Franlt Albany S-2012 Wdkrldf* IMt.«luffd* 2, N.Y. Mndlnn ISSS 342 MMtcn Av., New York 17, N.Y. Mwrray Hll 2-7t«5 a I

5 Tuesday, July 24, 1962 CIVIL SERVICE LEADER P«f» 9ertn Seek 400 Applmts: Customs Tranee Postons Offered In New Yorl( Cty The Customs Agency Servce of the U.S. Treasury Department has a substantal number of vacances for customs port nvestgator postons whch must be flled mmedately. Over 400 applcants are beng sought. In vew of the appallng contnuance of the smugglnj of narcotcs Into the Unted States, wth Its death-dealng tral of addcton and resultant ncrease n crmes of all types, the Customs Agency Servce Is attemptng to more effectvely combat ths menace. These GS-5 postons payng $4,- 345 per year to start, are located n New York Cty. At the end of one year of tranng and satsfactory servce, tran- As Franchsed Ganeral Etectrlo Daalar wa aro Authorzad to Offer GENERAL ELECTRICS Ftmous PERSONAL WARRANTY SERVICE. Ak US for your Wrtten Quar«nte«. nkknunxmraruknam ees apponted wll be promoted to GS-7, payng from $5,355 per annum, wth yearly ncrements up to $6,345. Persons desrng to be consdered for these postons] should wrte to the Customs Agency Servce, Post Offce Box 195, Vllage Staton, New York 14, New York. Customs port nvestgators search vessels, vehcles and persons (such as passengers, aeamen, and longshoremen) n an effort to uncover contraband. These searches are based upon ntellgent evaluaton of stuatons whch ndcate a lkelhood that crmnal laws are beng volated. If contraband la dscovered, the offcers are empowered to seze t and arrest the offenders. In the performance of these dutes they are armed for self-pro- IMMtMUOOW Ownll M& TrtfclTJKIk nm. NO DOWN PAYMENTI EasyTemt) 90.DAY TV SERVICE AT NO EXTRA COST Avallaba from General Electrlo factory e» perts, at General Electrle 8ervlc«Depot*, througtout Metropoltan New York, New Jersey and Conn., on alt 1962 table model* nd portable!. Amercan Home Center, Inc. 616 THIRD AVENUE AT 40TH STREET NEW YORK CITY CALL MU NOW AVAILABLE For Comng N. Y. Cty Exams Government Career Examnaton Seres (GCES) Dyname Home Study Courso Volumes * Accural* * Authentc * Authortatv* Avalable at book stores everywhere, or order drect! Make Your Career wth CIVIL SERVICE PUBLISHING CORP. 132 LhrlgstoB $tr«tt Brookly 1, K.Y. UUttr Mol Orders: Please nclude Sales lax^-zsc postage for each book. tectlon. They are frequently requred to testfy n court as to the conduct and facts surroundng actons n whch they partcpated. In recognton of the dangerous and demandng nature of these dutes, the customs port Investgator s qualfed for retrement at age 50 after 20 years of servce. Because of the exactng physcal demands of these Jobs, t)e customs agency prefers young, vgorous applcants who are alert, observant, and have an nterest n enforcement and Investgatve work. To be consdered for the poston of custom port nvestgator, OS-5, a person must acqure elgblty In an approprate examnaton, prove satsfacto-y on character Investgaton, and pass a medcal examnaton. Three years experence Is requred wth a mnmum of two years n crmnal nvestgatve work. College credts may be substtuted for experence. Contnuous Flng Now Open For Lnoleum Layers The New York Naval Shpyard has recently announced contnuous examnatons for the poston of lnoleum layer. The poston wll pay up to $3.12 per hour. Applcants must have had 18 months of experence In cuttng, fttng, and cementng In place, lnoleum and smlar floor coverng. Persons nterested n ths poston may apply at any post offce except Manhattan and the Bronx for card form 5001-ABC and applcaton form 60. Forms are also avalable from the executve secretary. Board of U.S. Cvl Servce Examners, New York Naval Shpyard, B-ooklyn 1, New York; or to the Dl-ector, New York Regon, U.S. Cvl Servce Commsson, News Buldng 220 East 42nd Street, New York. Exommaton Set For Lneman Jobs n F.D. The New York Cty Department of Personnel has announced a promoton examnaton for the poston of lneman. Applcatons wll be Issued and receved dally, from 9 a.m. to p.m., untl July 25. The test wll b«open to anyone who s permanently employed In the ttle of lneman's helper n the Fre Department and who has been a permanent employee of that department for a perod of at least sx montlu. Further nformaton and applcaton blank! ate obtanable at the Applcaton Secton of the Department of Personnel at 86 Duane Street, Ndv York. Tougher Exams, Better Pay Proposed for New Onondaga (From Leader Correspondent) SYRACUSE, July 23 Onondaga County Sherff deputes wll get hgher salares but face stffer entrance examnatons and tougher tranng, under the recommendatons of the Sherff's Advsory Commtee. The program proposed by the commttee Includes: 1. A rase In salares to a level "approachng" those of Syracuse polce. 2. A 100-day tranng course smlar to that now gven to State Polce. 3. The tougher examnatons, both wrtten and physcal tests, whch wll be gven not only to new applcants but to present members of the department. Although the commttee dd not spell It out In ther recommendatons, It Is expected that present deputes who fall the examnatons may be dropped from the department or transferred to other Jobs. The queston of salares was not spelled out ether. Cty polce, under a new salary plan, wll receve a begnnng salary of $5,000, wth Increases to a top of $6,715. Deputes now begn at $4,025 and go to a maxmum of $4,825. The Increases and other parts of the program wll go Into effect next Jan. 1, If approved by the Board of Supervsors, whch Is expected to go along wth the plan. The advsory group was set up several years ago to check department problems and polces and ad In Improvng the polce agency. County Judge Donald H. Mead Is charman of the commttee. Rem-Rand Exam Fve canddates wll compete In the comng examnaton for admnstratve assstant (Remngton Rand). Federal Govt. Seeks Educaton Research & Program Specalst The Unted States Cvl Servce Commsson announces that applcatons are beng accepted for Educaton Research and Program Specalst poston wth the Offce of Educaton located In Washngton, D. C. and throughout the Unted States. The salares range from $6,435 to $13, 730 a year. Approprate educaton and experence In a professonal educatonal capacty are requred. Graduate study may be sub.stltuted for the professonal experence for postons payng $6,435 and $7,- 560 and n part for the hgher payng postons. Detals about the dutes and requrements are contaned n Announcement; No. 284B. Announcements and applcaton forms may be obtaned from tha Executve Secretary, Board of U.S. Cvl Servce Examners, General Post Offce, Room 413, 271 Wash^ Ington Street, Brooklyn or from the U.S. Cvl Servce Commlslon, Washngton, 25 D. C. Mantenance Engr. Sought at Fort Jay A vacancy exsts at Fort Jay, Governors Island, New York, fof one supervsory mantenance engneer, GS-ll, $7,560 a year. Thla vacancy s for a permanent pos^ ton. Interested applcants should Immedately vst or call the Cvlan Personnel Secton, Fort Jay. STUDY IN AR-COHDITIONED COI^FORTt Exams to Be Held Ths Fall Offer Many Splendd Opportuntes. NOW IS THE TIME TO PREPAREl Be Our Guest at a Class Sesson of Any Deehanty Course There s No Oblgaton! Classes Now Meetng for the Followng Exams Applcatons Should Be Obtaned and Fled WthoHl Delay! FIREMAN N.Y. FIRE DEPT. $7,615 After 3 Yrs. EXCELLENT PROMOTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES Thorough Tranng by Experts for Wrtten & Physcal Exams BE OUR GUEST AT A CLASS SESSION MANHATTAN: WED., JULY 25 at 1:15. 5:30 or 7:30 P.M. or JAMAICA; FRIDAY. JULY 27 at 7 P.M. PATROLMAN-$7,615 After Only 3 Years No resdence requrement for applcants. Those apponted must lve n N.Y. Cty, Nassau, Suffolk, Weatcleeter or Rockland Countea. New Course Startng for Wrtten & Physcal Exams MANHATTAN: TUES.. JULY 24 at 1:15, 5:30 or 7:30 P.M. JAMAICA; MONDAY. JULY 30 at 7 P.M. Applcatons Close July 25! N.Y. Cty Exam for HOUSING INSPECTOR - $6,050 - $7,490 FULL CIVIL SERVICE BENEFITS. Penson. Socal Securty, etc. No a^e lmu for men experenced In a major feld of buldng: trades. Complete Preparaton for Wrtten Exam by Expert n the Feld. Class n Manhattan on TUES.. JULY 24 at 7:30 P.M. HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY DIPLOMA Needed by Non-Graduate of Hlgrh School lor Many Cvl Serrlce Kxara 6-Week Course. Prepare for EXAM3 conducted by N.T. State Dept. of Ed. ENROLL NOW SPECIAL SUMMER COURSE IN MANHATTAN Start Classes WCD.. AUG. 1 Meet Mon. & Wed., 5:30 or 7:30 P.M. POST OFFICE CLERK-CARRIER BOOK O* sale at our offces or by mal. No C.O.D.'t. Refund M IC! 5 days If not satsfed. Send cheek or money order. ' w V O C A T I O N A L DRAFTING M»b«tUa A Jamslee AUTO MECHANICS LoBf UUa Cty The DELEHANTY C O U R S I S TV SIRVICI ft RIPAIR luabettu INSTITUTE MANHATTAN: 115 last II STRUT PbOM l-«fof JAMAICA MERRICK ILVD.. bet. Janole* ft HllUld* Av«f. OPEN UUN T ru 9.A.N. t P.M --«lmbu ON BATUHDATS

6 page Sx Advertsng Reprcsenlatvee: ALBANY Joseph T. Bellew 303 So. Mannng Blvd., IV KINGSTON, N.Y. Charles Andrews 239 Wall Street, FEderal c per copy. Subscrpton Prce $2.22 to members of the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton. $4.00 to non-members. TUESDAY, JULY 24, 1962 ^ «4>3 Cornelus Owes An Explanaton ONE Of the ndrect methods used to get an employee to resgn, especally f he s near retrement age, s to transfer hm to a new post hundreds of mles from hs present assgnment. Ths type of pressure has been used In the cvl servce from tme to tme when someone wants to remove an employee and can't do so on specfc charges. ' On the surface, t appears that ths type of pressure Is beng appled to Capt. John Lawson, who snce 1955 has been n charge of the State Dvson of Polce's actvtes In the countes surroundng New York Cty. Durng hs command n ths area, Captan Lawson has earned the respect of every law enforcement agency n the dstrct. Despte hs reputaton and hs long servce n the top ranks, however, ths venerable trooper has suddenly CIVIL SERVICE LEADER Te8<Tay, Jnly been notfed that he s "beng reassgned to hs permanent rank of leutenant and assgned to duty" n upstate New York. Arthur Cornelus, Jr., Superntendent of State Polce, Informed ths newspaper that the transfer was an "Internal admnstraton" matter and that he had no further comment on the ssue. We feel that the transfer of such a hgh echelon offcer certanly does requre further comment. ;AS t s, Lawson s beng demoted, transferred and. In our book, humlated wthout any means of redress. Ths Is a denal of basc, smple justce. We thnk t unfortunate that Cornelus chooses to say BO lttle. If there are good reasons for the transfer, no one can be harmed by arng these reasons. Wthout a full statement, the motvtaton for the transfer Is suspect. Ths type of admnstratve acton Is dangerous not only to employee morale but also to the concept of career protecton In the cvl servce. If Cornelus dogb not choose to state hs case, we ask Governor Rockefeller to ntervene and gve Captan Lawson the basc rght to defend hs reputaton. Job Protecton From Automaton GOVERNMENT owes t to the people to operate as effcently and economcally as possble and the result has been an ever ncreasng trend toward the use of automatc machnes to replace workers wherever possble. Publc employees cannot deny the thess of economy for the proper reason, but some have justfable fears about the future. In many cases, employees wth years of long employment are threatened wth job elmnaton whle they are stll years away from retrement. Wth all ths n mnd, the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton has asked both Governor Rockefeller and the State.Cvl Servce Commsson to put forth a formal program for dealng wth ths problem. Qute often, employees can be transferred to other agences or gven dfferent ttles In the same agency. Ths U one of the cushons aganst automaton that has already been practced. The Rockefeller Admnstraton has shown ts concern for ths threat to Its employees. Now the CSEA rghtly calls for a sold, spelled-out program of commtment to combat the problem, not only on a day to day bass but Iso In the future. It Is a vtal Issue to many publc tmpl<]yees. Socal Securty Below are questons m Socal Securty problems sent n by our Ammrca^M lmrge»t WeeMg tor PatbUe EmpoyeeB readers and answered by a leral Member Audt Bureau of Crculatons Publshed every Tuesday by expert n the feld. Anyone wth a queston on Socal Securty should wrte It out and send t to LEADER PUBLICATIONS. INC. the Socal Securty Edtor, Cvl 17 Done Street. New Yor 7. N. Y. leekman Servce Leader, 97 Duane St., New York 7, N. T. Jerry Fnkelelen, Publsher Paul Kyer, Edtor Joe I^'-a^Xt J^-. C'y Edtor "I am recevng a reduced beneft Mary Ann Banks, Assstant Edtor because I am 63 years N. H. Mager, Busness Manager old. What would my wfe receve at 62 f I were to de? Would her beneft be reduced because I began collectng before age 65?" No. Your wfe's beneft would be 821/2% of your beneft before reducton. "My father works for me n a small butcher shop whch I own. Is ths covered by Socal Securty?" Yes. Begnnng wth 1961, employment of a parent by hs son or daughter In the course of the course of the chld's trade or busness s covered by Socal Securty. "My mother ded n December She was drawng wdow's benefts on my deceased father's account because she had not worked long enough on a job covered by socal securty to draw benefts on her own account. In 1958, when my father ded, she was advsed that she needed more work on her own account before she could qualfy. Is t possble that a lump sum payment could be pad on her own account?" Snce 1958 there have been changes n the socal securty law lowerng the amount of work requred. You should request your socal securty offce to recheck your mother's account to see If benefts are payable. "I understand that mltary servce can be used n fgurng socal securty benefts. I just obtaned a statement of tny socal securty earnngs, but the statement does not gve me any credt for my Army servce. What should I do?" If your mltary servce was between September 1940 and January 1957, you may be elgble for mltary wage credts. However, these credts do not appear on your earnnga record mantaned by the Socal Securty Admnstraton. If you are elgble for them, they wll be consdered when you clam socal securty benefts. Base pay from mltary servce n 1957 and later years s credted to Indvdual socal securty accounts just lke earnngs from cvlan employment. "I have been recevng Socal Securty benefts for my daughter and myself snce my husband ded n She wll be 18 n May of ths year. Can I earn as much money as I wsh after she reaches 18 or must I stll lmt my earnngs to $1, for ths year?" If you do not earn over $ a month or render substantal servces In a busness of your own from January through Aprl, you can receve your Socal Securty checks regardless of how much money you earn ths year. However, If you earn over $100 n any of these months, you may lose some of your Socal Securty checks If you make over $1,200 for the year, «Cvl Servce LAW & YOU By HAROLD L. HERZSTEIN State Employees Not Lable RECENTLY, I receved a letter from Harry W. Albrght, Jr., Assocate Counsel to the Cvl Servce Employees "I was employed by the Federal Government untl I retred at the age of 62 n July Of course I WW eovercd under Federal xc- Assocaton, Inc. It nterested me no end. Hs message was bref. It read: Ths Is a rather nterestng pont whch I thnk mght be of nterest to you. IT SURE IS, and I thank Mr. Albrght for sendng the materal. MR. ALBRIGHT had receved a letter from Roy H. Mackay, of the Department of Agrculture and Markets, about a decson n the Justce's Court of the Town of Clnton In Dutchess County, and later on the appeal, by the County Court of that County. Let me start wth the most Important part frst. That Is that Walter E. Seale, the employee of the Department of Agrculture and Markets, who was tred, had hs convcton by the Justce's Court reversed by the County Court and left the County Court a free man. I HOPE THAT the results n hs case wll be appled n the future to thousands of other State employees who operate cars as part of ther servces. THE STATUTES THE CONVICTION had been under Secton 306(b) of the Vehcle and Traffc Law, whch reads as follows: On and after January frst, nneteen hundred and ffty-eght no motor vehcle shall be operated on the publc hghways of ths State unless a certfcate of Inspecton, as requred by ths artcle, s dsplayed upon the vehcle. SECTON 308 relates to defntons of thngs whch are not embraced wthn the term "motor vehcle." A year after the above statute was enacted, a new subdvson was added to t, whch s Subdvson 5 and merely reads: "Polce and fre vehcles.' (Ch. 300, L. 1960). Ths meant that polce and fre vehcles were not motor vehcles wthn the terms of the statute. EMPHASIS OF OPINION ON FEBRUARY 9, 1962, the case was decded by Judge John R. Schwartz, of the Dutchess County Court. As stated he reversed the Court below and dsmssed the charge. Hs opnon s, as follows: The Defendant, an employee of the New York State Department of Agrculture and Markets, appeals hs convcton In the Justce Court and the Town of Clnton of a volaton of Secton 306(b) of the Vehcle and Traffc Law. The Court Is of the opnon the excepton n the statute excludng polce vehcles exonerates ths defendant. The vehcle was owned by the State, mantaned by the State, operated by the State, and by an employee who Is admttedly a Polce Offcer, performng In ths very vehcle polce dutes. By what knd of legerdeman can we conclude the excepton does not apply n ths case? The judgement of convcton Is reversed. THE JUDGE meant that a State employee, who Is an Investgator or an Inspector and who drves a car as part of hs work, s In the same category as a State trooper or a local polceman and s exempt from gettng traffc tckets and from all other volatons for whch a peace offcer would be protected. He construed ther vehcles as polce vehcles. THERE IS consderable speculaton about the effect of the decson reported above upon the Department. What do you thnk? «I thank Judge Schwartz for the tme he gave me over the telephone and for hs letter to me. trement and not under socal securty. I now have an opportunty to go to work under socal securty.coverage..how.many quarters of coverage wll I requre to be enttled to a beneft? At the present tme a man who was born In "IQS needs the equvalent of three years' work. A woman born n the same year needs nne quarters or about 2V4 years of wo»k. 'l/. ^. me "If I qualfy for socal securty dsablty benefts,' wll there be anythng payable to' my two chldren and my wfe?" When a worker receves socal securty dsablty benefts, th* law provdes for payments to certan dependents ncludng chldren under 18 and a wfe of any age f she Is carng for a chld who \a gettng payments on the worker'! socal sfecurft^ tcc6unv. *

7 Tuesdrajr, Jufy 24, 1962 CIVIL SERVICE LEADER Page Seren Ths Weeks Cvl Serve Telecast lst In-servce-tranng programs of nterest to cvl servce employees are beng telecast daly over televson staton WUHF, Channel 31. Ths staton Is New York Cty's new jltra-hgh frequency staton operated by the Muncpal Broadcastng System through an agreement wth the Federal Communcatons Commsson. P.R. I.Q. (Contnued from Pase 2) "Joe" or "Joe Jones." he becomes "Joe Jones of XYZ department".) How we answer the phone, and how we speak on the phone to supplers, taxpayers, the press, legslators, attorneys, other government agences, our frends, our enemes, our acquantances, and our fellow staff members. How quckly or how tardly we return phone calls or answer letters, also are Important slces of the publc relatons apple. THUS. GOOD or bad publc relatons Is generated by the ndvduals In an organzaton. The preas stores the organzaton gets n the newspapers are merely the end result of the organzaton's total performance. Channel 31 can only be receved demy wth Deputy Commssoner on televson sets equpped to receve the ultra-hgh televson sgtlons of the Engneerng Bureau. Katz, AdnUnstraton. Also: Puncnals. Most sets can be equpped to 4:15 p.m. Around the Clockaccept the hgh range sgnals by Repeat from 3:15 p.m. the addton of an nexpensve tuner whch can be purchased at many electroncs dealers n the metropoltan area. For Informaton on the locaton of these dealers, wrte: In-Servlce- Tralnlng; Cvl Servce Leader, 97 Duane St.. N.Y.C. 7, N. Y. Ths week's program nclude: Tuesday. July 24 3:15 p.m. Around the Clock- Polce tranng program, ntervew. Inspector George P. McManus, Commandng Offcer, Polce Aca- 9:00 p.m. Socal Securtyprepared by the Socal Securty Admnstraton. 9:15 p.m. Have Ltter Wll Travel Documentary prepared by the Department of Santaton. Wednesday, July 25 3:30 p.m. Nutrton and You Health Department program. 5:00 p.m. Cty Close-up Intervew wth Cty offcal. 6:30 p.m. Nutrton and You Health Department program. 7:30 p.m. Ar Porct Scrap Book. Thursday, Jnty tc 8: IB pjn. Around the Clock- Polce Department program. 4:15 pjn. Around the Clock- Polce Department program. 7:30 pjn. On the Job Pre Department Tranng program. Frday, July 27 3:30 p.m. Nutrton and You Health Department program. 6:30 p.m. Nutrton and You Health Department program. Saturday, July 28 3:15 p.m. Around the Clock- Polce Department program. 4:15 p.m. Around the Clock- Polce Department program (repeat of 3:15 p.m.). 7:30 p.m. On the Job Fre Department Tranng Course. Monday, July SO S:30 p.m. Cty Close-up Intervew wth Cty offcal. Salary To $10,635 For Pathologsts Veterans Admnstraton nstallatons throughout the Unted States and Puerto Rco are seekng speech pathologsts, audlologlsts and audologlst-speech pathologsts, at $7,560 to $10,635 a year. Informaton and npplcatons may be obtaned from any local post offce, or from the U. S. Cvl Servce Commsson's Informaton and Examnng Offce. 800 E. St. NW, Washngton 25, D. C. TO BUY, RENT OR SELL A HOME PAGE 11 L O A N S $25.$800 Regardless of Present Debts DIAL "GIVE MEE" (Gl ) For Money Freedom Fnance Co. Prepare Fo» Your $35- h g h -$35 SCHOOL DIPLOMA IIS 5 W EEKS GET your Hgh School Equvalency Dploma whch la ths legal equvalent of 4-years of H?h School. Thl«Dploma U accepted for Cvl Servce poatlod and ether purposes. ROBERTS SCHOOL 517 W. 57th St., New ork 19 PLaza Please send me FREE Informaton. BSL Name Address :ty Men's Fne Clothes Factory To Wearer -Ph. SEMI-ANNUAL NOW ON SALE Eel Wer campste, pctured above, s one of 43 publc campng areas mantaned by the Conservaton Department. New York State Conservaton Pkot<H A trbute to New York State's n a seres on State Government Conservaton Department The employees of the Conservaton Department, under the drecton of Commssoner Harold G. Wlm, are responsble for the management and wse use of the State's natural resources. The employees manage the largest sngle real estate holdng n the State. More than two and a half mllon acres of land n the Adrondacks and Catsklls The Forest Preserve are owned by the State of New York. In addton, more than 800,000 acres comprsed of Reforestaton and Game Management Areas are also managed by the Department. Water resources, state parks, scenc attractons, motor boat regulaton and lcensng, fsh and wldlfe management and operaton of the Saratoga Sprngs Reservaton arc all actvtes for whch Conservaton Department employees are responsble. In the nterests of the more than sxteen mllon resdents of the state, the Department assures protecton of the States natural resources, beauty spots, wldlfe and wnter sports facltes n the Adrondacks and Catsklls. THE STATEWIDE PLAN - a combnatoa of Blue Cross, Blue Sheld and Major Medcal ncludes a majorty of the employees of the Conservaton Department among ts subscrbers. Those who are knowledgeable n provdng securty and protecton as are the employees of ths Department know that THE STATEWIDE PLAN offers the knd of protecton aganst the costs of hosptal and medcal care that they need. They know, too, that wherever they go, THE STATEWIDE PLAN travels wth them at home or abroad. It s the one plan avalable to all New York State employees, actve and retred. Confdence n the securty offered by the Plan by the overwhelmng number of state employees who subscrbe to t reflects the value of the plan n provdng the most lberal benefts at the lowest possble costs. Get all the facts about THE STATEWIDE PLAN from your Personnel or Payroll OfHcer. Do t now. KELLY CLOTHES, Inc. 621 RIVER STREET TROY 1 bucks No l^oofpk Sf SYMBOLS OF SECURITY BLUE CROSS* & BLUE SHIELD* ALBANY BUFFALO JAMESTOWN NEW YORK ROCHESTER SYRACUSE UTICA WATERTOWN» t 1v: 1

8 Page FlgTt CIVIL SERVICE LEADER Tuesflay, July 24, 1%2 U.S. & State Medcal Jobs Avalable Now Federal and state agences are recrutng for medcal ades n varous felds of tranng. Included n the lstng of jobs avalable are dental assstant practcal and staff nurses, medcal vrologsts and doctors. Some of these jobs are for part-tme work and others offer foregn employment. Doctors and nurses who enlst for employment n the Panama Canal Zone wll recve a 25 percent bonus. The salary for doctors (medcal offcers) s from $10,425 to $15,912 a year whle nurses receve from $5,431 to $8,043 annually. The announcement numbers for these two examnatons are CEO- 85 for the medcal offcer postons and CEO-57 for the professonal nurse jobs. Announcements and complete Informaton on these jobs are avalable from post offces throughout the country and from the Central Employment Offce, Drawer 2008, Balboa Heghts, Canal Zone. Vrologsts Medcal school graduates wth four years' research experence n vrology are beng sought by the New York State Department of Health to fll an assocate medcal vrologst poston whch has a startng salary of $13,000 annually Applcatons and addtonal nformaton may be obtaned from Recrutment Unt 15, State Department of Cvl Servce, The State Cnmpus, Albany. Personnel Dvson of the Hosptal or by callng MU , extenson 260. Dental Ades Dental ades are needed by the Veterans' Admnstarton and other Federal agences n New York Cty, The basc requrement of ths po&t Is graduaton from hgh school and some experence as an assstant to a dentst. The amount and qualty of ths expeence wll determne salary level and placement on the employment regster. The GS-3 poston pay& from $3,760 to $4,390 annually whle the GS-4 poston pays from $4,040 to 4,670 per annum. For further nformaton and applcaton.s, canddates may apply at the New York Regonal Offce of the U.S. Cvl Servce Commsson, 220 East 42 St., New York Cty or from the Board of U.S. Cvl Servce Examners, Veterans' Admnstraton, 250 Lvngston St., Brooklyn. SPECIAL RATES for Cvl Servce Employees Lnemen Sought By Freeport Af $6,300 The vllage of Freeport's munlclpally-owned desel electrc generatng staton Is seekng several frst class lnemen at $6,300 a year wth vacaton and sck leave prvleges. For further Informaton contact Clnton H. Wallng, Supt. Elect. Utltes, 220 W. Sunrse Hghway, Freeport. ARCO CIVIL SERVICE and all tests BOOKS PLAZA BOOK SHOP 380 Broadway Albany. N. Y. Mal &«Phone Orders / Flled BIG NEW Opplde Apponted Governor Rockefeller haa announced the appontment of Albert Anthony Oppldo of New Hyde Park, as Judge of the County Court of Nassau County. James D Napol OPTICIAN 249 STATE ST., ALBANY. N.Y. HO FIRST TRUST CHARGE Nest to the Stale Offce Bd?, ALBANY BRANCH OFFICE ror INFORMATION regardng advetlslnr Please wrte or call JOSEPH T. BELLEW MANNING BLVD. ALBANY 8. N.T. Pboone IV COFFEE HEATING SET C ^ 5 0 IMMERSION ^ HEATER rostpad " * rouch Bolls Lquds In 2 Mlnyfet for CofFce, Soup, Mlk, cte. Used In Homes, Offces and for Travel. 1 YEAR GUARANTEE Cheek or Money Order. No Cash, Please. 4-5 Weeks Delvery. MILPAUL ENTERPRISE IMPORTS Box Albany, N.Y. MAYFLOWER - ROTAL COURT APARTMENTS - Furnshed, Unfurnshed, and Rooms. Phone HE , (Albany). 4 DAY SPECIAL SALE Feature Packed rr^maytag Automatc CYCLE WASHER Regstered Nurses Two federal nstallatons n the New York Cty area are seekng regstered nurses. These postons are avalable at the U.S. Army Hosntal on Governor'.s Island and at the U.S. Publc Health Servce Hosptal on Staten Island. These postons are n GS-6 and pay $4,830 per annum. To qualfy for the poston.^ at the Army Hosptal, applcants must have completed a full threeyear course n resdence n an approved school of nursng wth an addtonal year of experence In ether medcne or surgery. Canddates must also be lcen&sd as a regstered professonal nur-se. For ths poston, applcants can contact the Board of U.S. Cvl Servce Examners, Cvlan Personnel Srcton, Headquarters, Port Jay, Buldng 400, Secton D, Governor's Island, New York. Fo- the poston at the Publc Health Servce Hosptal, graduaton from a three-year course n nursng s requred or graduaton from a two-year course In nursng wth a year of experence. To apply for ths poston, contact the Drector of the Personnel Secton, U.S. Publc Health Servce Hosptal, Staten Island 4, N.Y. Practcal Nurses Practcal nurses are beng sought to fll vacances on all shfts at the New York Cty Veteran's Admnstraton Hosptal on Frst Avenue and Ea&t 24 St. Salary for the-se postons, whch are avalable on all shfts, begns at ether $3,760 for those wth no experence or $4,040 for those wth at least one year of experence. All canddates must have a lcense to practce nursng pror to employment. Applcatons and further nformaton may be obtsnprt from the Wellngton DRIVE-IN GARAGE AIR CONDITIONING TV No parkng problem at Albany's largest hott... wth Albany's only drv«-n gorog*. You'll Ilk* the comfort and convenence, tool Famly rotes. Cocktol lounge. lae STATE STREET OPPOSITI STATE CAPITOL See ypw /rend// troval agent. SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES FOR EXTENDED STAYS PETIT PARIS RESTAURANT ACCOMMODATIONS FOR PARTIES. - OUR COTILLION ROOM. SEATING 200 COMFORTABLY. COLD luffets, $2 UP FULL COURSE DINNERS. $2.50 UP CLOSED SUNDAYS & MONDAYS OPEM TUESDAYS THROUGH SATURDAYS AT 5:00 P.M. UNTIL SEFTEMBER 18th 1060 MADISON AVE. ALBANY PhoM IV 2-7l«4 or IV In Tme of Need, Call M. W. Tebbutf s Sons 176 state 12 Covn Albany Alhay HO IV Albony 420 Kenwood Delmor HE Elm Street Nassou Over III Ygors of OJstNffMlsJb«< F«a«raJ S«rvlc«Pus All These Features: Selectve Water Level Control Safety Ld Swrl-away Drarng Beautful Stylng Znc-coated Cabnet Protect Aganst Rust H Unbalance Safety Swtch Top Loadng Double Porcelan Wash Basket Optonal Suds Saver m tbefestm lst EesHen all mk-myag depe.. PEOPLE BELIEVE IN MAYTAG... "WE USE EXCLUSIVE MAT AG RED SARGET SERVICE" AMERICAN HOME CENTER, Inc. 616 THIRD AVENUE AT 40fl STREET. NEW YORK CITY CALL MU

9 > THM^ay, July 24, 1962 CIVIL SERVICE LEADER - Pag» Ntn«OEM PLUS EQUALS THE BEST VALUES IN MAGNIFICENT HIGH QUALITY TUNERS * RECEIVERS AMPLIFIERS THE FISHER X WATT STEREO MASTER CONTROL AMPLIFIER The FISHER X-lOO provdet maxmum flexblty wth tmple-lo-optraf* control. Mantanng th* hghest qualty standard! for whch FISHER t famout, t stll remans wthn the modrat* prct range. Ths has been acheved on a superbly engneered chasss whch combnes a stereophonc preamplfer and a dual-channel 36-watt power amplfer. The front panel has seventeen controls «nd swtches to permt the wdest flexblty n ether monophonc or stereophonc operaton. Hum, nose and dstorton are kept well below audblty. A thrd amplfer and loudspeaker may be connected to the swtch* controlled center channel. If you are confemplafnq settng up a stereo system, or mprovng on your present one, your frst stop should be any one of the 15 convenently located Gem Electronc stores. wher«you'll fnd a complete selecton of fne Fsher components at new low prces! THE FISHER FM-100 FM-STEREO MULTIPLEX WIDE.BAND TUNER The new FM-100 represents the sum total of FISHER FM engneerng knowledge and experence. It s strctly for the audo connosseur seekng fhe absolute ultmate n FM-Stereo tuners. The tunable front end, ncorporatng 4 tuned crcuts and 2 Nuvstor tubes, acheves what appears to be the present worlds record n usable senstvty. A total of 6 IF stages, 5 wde-band lmters and an extremely wde-band rato detector add up to the most sophstcated FM crcutry avalable today, wth unprecedented mage and purous response rejecton. Audo dstorton Is as low as n the fnest exstng preamplfers. The greatest possble convenence n FM Stereo recepton f assured by the Exclusve STEREO BEACON, the ngenous FISHER nventon that automatcally lghts an ndcator when the staton receved Is broadcastng In Multplex and at the same tme automatcally swtches the tuner from mono to Stereo Multplex operaton. THE FISHER SOO-B. 65-WATT AM-FM STEREO MULTIPLEX RECEIVER The best of everythng AM and FM Multplex tuners for every exstng typo cf broadcast (mono or stereo master center of grand organ-flexblty and smplcty, a stereo amplfer capable of producng 65-watt$ of pure, undstorted power all these have been joned on one gleamng chasss whoso capabltes bele ts easy-to-nstall sze. And the new FISHER 800-B feature* STEREO BEAM, the FISHER nventon that tells you nstantly whether or not n FM staton s broadcastng n Stereo Multplex. No need to consult program lstngs n the paper, or trot between the two speaker systems to know what Is gong on. A seqarate sub-channel nose flter elmnates nose and hss on Multplex programs wthout mparng the full tonal range. There Is no easer way to nstall a complete stereo In your home smply add two speakers and a record player to the 800-B, and you can look forward to vrtually unlmted years of muscal enjoyment. GET GEM'S lovf, LOV/ PRICE ON ALL FISHER COMPONENTS GEM ELECTRONICS stores throughout the metropoi t a n area BROOKLYN Sf WILLOn&HBY STREET (one block from A & S) TRonge open Thurs. nghts 'tl 9:00 P.M. NEW YORK CITY 205 FULTON STREET BE NEW YORK CITY 202 EAST 44th STREET (a few doors East of Thrd Avenue) YUkon AYSHORE 1261 SUNRISE HIGHWAY MO ELLEROSE JAMAICA AVENUI pen every Thurs. nght 'tl?:00 P.M. RONX 165 EAST FORDHAM ROAD LU pan ovary Thurs. nght 'll f:00 f.m. BRONX 35! GRAND CONCOURSI CY FARMINGDALE 14 HEMPSTEAD TURNPIKE DE open Mon. through Fr. 'tl 9:00 P.M. FOREST HILLS OMO QUEENS BOULEVARD TW opan avary Thurs. nght 'tl 9:00 P.M. GREAT NECK 271 NORTHERN BOULEVARD HN epan Mon. through FrI. nghts 'tl 9:00 P.M. HICKSVILLE 236 BROADWAY CH HUNTINGTON on JERICHO TURNPIKE ISOO Feet West of Rt. 110) AR MOUNT VERNON 70 EAST THIRD STREET MO VALLEY STREAM 218 SUNRISE HIGHWAY CO open avary Thurs. & FrI. nghts 'tl 9:00 P.M. YONKERS 1937 CENTRAL AVENUE DE pen Monday through Frday nghts 'tl 9:00 P.M. Openng May 1 Gem's New B ranch n the Bronx 351 Grand Concourse CY GEM GOES TO JERSEY 385 ROUTE 17 AT MIDLAND AVE. PARAMUS ^ PHONE NEW BROOKLYN LOCATION 485 CONEY ISLAND AVE. Neor Church Ave. UL GEM STORES SAVE YO U MORE!

10 Page Ten CIVIL SERVICE LEADER Tnetday, July 24, 1962 \ BEDROOM HOT LAST SUMMER? SLEEP IN COOL, RELAXED COMFORT THIS SUMMER! GENERAL ELECTRIC 1962 AIR CONDITIONER rwwwwrrm ""lllmatf" "'Zlllftf'^^ l l mmm RL303A NOMWN INSTALL IT YOURSELF By any measure.. M M M ' \ Quckly... Easly! Easy-Mount RAK-32 accessory kt avalable for quck, eay nstallaton of thfs Thn lne Ar Condtoner. Attaches to unt In mnutes (optonal]. There s nothng "jmt as good as" General Electrc PAYMENT! Easy Terms! PLUGS INTO 115-VOLT WIRINOI Needs no specal wrng, f wrng condtons con* form to local electrcal code. Works oa tny odequate 115-volt crcut, plugs Into standard household outlet Draws only IVz amperes... less current than a toaster! 6000 BTU/Hr. coolns capacty, certfed accurate by the Natonal Qactncal IManu* facturers Assocaton. (NEMA) WHISPER.QUIETI Ideal for cooler, undsturbed sleep. FITS MOST ANY WINDOWl Only 26' wde. sy«' hgh, W A ' deen.. Installs quckly and esly In standard doubte-hung wndows or even through the wall. OEHUMIDIFIES AS IT COOLS! Wrngs gallons of mosture s day from bot huml Ir. WASHABLE AIR nlteri Removes most arborne dust and pollen, keeps home cleaner. A boon to allergy sufferers! AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROL! Ten-poston thermostat automatcally mantans desred comfort level. 3-POSITION PERFORMANCE SELECTOR! One control lets you select HIGH for maxmum coolng, LOW for quet nghttme coolng; turns unt OFF. S-YEAR PROTECTION PLANI As a Franchsed General Electrc Dealer we ars Authorzed to Offer General Electrc's Famous Warranty Servce. Ask us for your Wrtten Warranty. It assures a One-Year Repar Warranty aganst manufacturng defects In entre unt, and an add«tlonal Four-Year Warranty applcable to the sealed refrgeraton system. AMERICAN HOME CENTER, INC 616 THIRD AVENUE AT 40TH STREET. NEW YORK CITY CALL MU » I I I

11 Trfl<1ay,.Tlly 24, 1962 CIVIL SERVICE LEADER PmfB ElevM REAL HOMES CALL BE LONG ISLAND ESTATE VALUES LONG ISLAND LONG ISLAND THE ADVERTISERS IN THIS SECTION H AVE ALL PLEDGED TO THE SHARKEY-BROWN LAW ON HOUSING INTEGRATED 4 OFffCES READY TO SERVE YOU! Call For Apponfmenf RANCH STYLE NO MONEY DOWN IMMACULATE s th* word for ths spacous 7 room house, completely detached on one V4 acre, a fne home, featurng 3 bedrooms, modern eat-n ktchen and dnng room, homey famly room and porch, tled bath and overszed garage. Full prce to all $14, South Frankln St. HEMPSTEAD IV RANCH $11,990 NO CASH DOWN LOVELY one story home In beautful, suburban settng on large landscaped plot, hugh lvng room, up-to-da{e ktchen, Hollywood bath, full basement. Only $75.50 monthly to bank. 277 NASSAU ROAD ROOSEVELT MA FORCED TO SELL OWNER sacrfce, detached home. FHA approved mortgage of $12,600 wll be ovalable to buyer. House features 5 tremendous rooms, bath, basement and extra's. Possesson en approval. VACANT ROCK AW AY BLVD so. OZONE PARK JA so. OZONE PARK $ 1 4, DETACHED, bungalow, plus fnshed 2 rooms n attc wth bath, gas heat, extra lav. on man floor, full basement, extras ncluded, nr. schools, shoppng ond transportaton. HURRY! JA HILLSIDE AVE. JAMAICA BETTER REALTY ALL 4 OFFICES OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK FROM 9:30 A.M. TO 8:30 P.M. INTEGRATED "yt ^ LET ESSEX SOLVE YOUR HOUSING PROBLEMS! NO CASH GIs AS LITTLE AS $300 DOWN ALL OTHERS BAISLEY PARK. 6 Rooms. Garage $10,990 $74.13 Pays Bank. Ask For B-24 S. OZONE PK. Detached, Newly Decoroted $13,990 $83.90 Pays Bank. Ask For B-3 RICHMOND HILL. 2 Famly. Lve Rent Free $18,500 Ask For B-12 E-S-S-E-X gfc. A A. ^ A AX RIVERSIDE DUIVB. ft SH prl»*u KpartncnU Interracal ruro»h» TB» falcv 7-411» Houses & Farms - N.Y. State JdODKRN ;» ballroom all leclc home «unt cabn oot. rstaurant.o.urn «room home, 40 tuk.!?1.j,500. )I0 arre poultry farm, Kood lome & blkh, $5,500. «HWs. KHfe. vew, (JOFL. 50 YORES WOOIIK.6(1(1. VI ' F. I'earson, Kealtor, Uoute 20 Sloansvlle, N.Y. I.K<JAU NorCB Fle No. P 3:». l!t(-.'. CITATION. THK I'KOI'LE OK THE ST.\TE OK NEW YOUK Uy the (race of (ol Kree am lulnmuunt, TO: ISIDORE T1NGEK, M.MtY KISNKH anl UEl.lA l.kssel., f lvnu. anl f they le«l llbs'nuent to the le-»+lent leren to ther KxecutorH, Alnnlhlralor«. l.eualece, lf\seen, :t>knee8 unl marpksorb n nterekl. all of whose lanch and places of reslence are \nu nown. YOU ARE HEREBY CITEf) TO SHOW CAUSE before the SrroKate'B Court, New York (.'ounty, at Ronn '>04 n the Hall of Recorln n the County of New York, New York, on AUKU(t '.^l, llhl'^, nt 10.'lO AM., vhy a 'eran wntnf tlte.l July ;U, HMO whch has been «.l(erel for probate by ABRAHAM J. l)n(er, rehlnr at lokj Avenue J. KooUlyn, New York shouui not be protabted as the last Wll and Testament, 'llan; to real and personal property, t'f K1>WARI> DNlEK sometmes ktmwn u, EnVAKD J. UNOEK. Deceased, who vas at the tme of hs death a res- Idtnt of :M1 lroome Street, Uoroufh <f Manhattan, u the Co\ly of New "Vork, New York. Dtetl, Att(«led and Sealed, July lu. HON. JOSEPH A COX, (L.S.) feunoyate. New York County 'hlp A. Donahue HILLSIDE AYE. JAMAICA 2 GOOD BUYS ST. ALBANS A One famly, 6 rooms and en- Golsed porch of lasunff stucco and shngle, modern ktchen and bath, fnshed basement wth many extras, ncludng refrgerator, storms, Venetans & screens. Askng... $ 1 6, MOLLIS 2 FAMILY DETACHED on 40x100 plot of stucco and shngle, 4 and 3 room apts, wth modern ktchens and baths, ol heat and 2 car garage. Many extras ncluded. Brng depost. Only... $ 1 9, Othar I r 2 Fam/y Horn*! HAZEL B. GRAY LIBERTY AVE. JAMAICA AX SULLIVAN COUNTY New Tol State Dary-Poultry farmo, tavern*. Boardng HoukfN, hotelb, Dwrllnvn. Huntng 4 Duldng Aonake. TKGHLEK, JNC., HOr.MS BRICK. BRICK, BRICK True Colonal Resdence. 8 VJ rnf", 4 bedrmk, 2 colored tle bathe, modern ape ktch, larre llvnrrm wth lop burnnsr freplace, completely fn b'-nt eaflly rentable for addtonal ncome. Delached grarare. Lfte Karden plot. G.I. No Cash Own. Only $««0 down to all others. LONG ISLAND HOMES 16H-r> HlllNlde AT, Jnm. KE»-7:lOO THE BEST IN Q U E E N S BAISLEY PARK!f room letarhed rot tag* of nsl brrk, pato, ol heat IIIKI KARA FIE. $13,500 $450 Cosh HOLLIS 2 famly, defaohel, Insl brek, 4 rooms down, 4 rooms np, ftnlslsl attc and flnlfthed basement, fcas hf«t and Karage. Askng $19,900 $1,200 Cash LAKEVIEW W. HEMPSTEAD 7 room, briek and shngle rand letehrd wth 4 bedroonh, ol heat, hukp plot. Very modern, only 9 years yonj;. Askng $20,900 $1,500 Cosh Homefnders, Ltd LINDEN BLVD. ST. ALBANS Feldstone INTEGRATED G.I. NO CASH so. OZONE PARK Fully dvtached, 7 room hom* on large corner plot. Very fne neghborhod, modern throughout, fnshed basement wth extra ktchen and bath, ol heat, alumnum storms and screens, 2 car garage. $ monthly mortgage payments. CALL NOWl COTE Sutphn Blvd. JA LBUAL NOTICB < < MIHALIK, JOHN M also known as JOHN MIHALIK. CITATION, P 3154, The People of the State of New York By the Grace of God Free and Independent, To Attorney General of the State of New York; Publc Admnfetrator of the County of New York; any and all dstrbutees, hers at law and next of kn of JOHN MIHALIK. also known HB JOHN M, MIHALIK, deceased, f lvnb, whose name.s and places of resdence, and post oflce addretses are unknown to pettoner heren, and f any be dead, ter lefal representatves, husbands or wven, f any, dslrbuteeg and scc^essors n nterest, whose names and places of rctdcnoe, and post oflt'e addresses are unknown, and cannot, after llgent mury be ascertaned by the pettoner, the n(xt of un and hers at law of JOHN M. MIHALIK, also known as'john MIHALIK, deceased, send Breetnf: Wcreas STEPHEN J, KRASULA, who resdes at 411 East 06 Street, the Cty of New York, has lately appled to the Surrogate's Court of our County of New York to have a certan nstrument n wrtng hearng date the 13tl day of. Ootobr, 1050 relatng to both real and personal property, duly proved as the lat-l wll and testament of JOHN M. MIHAI.IK, also known as JOHN MIHALIK, deceafrcd, who was at the tme of hs death a rt-- (lent of East (54th Street, Cty of New York, the County of New York, Therefore, you and eah of you are cted to show cause before the Surrogate's Court of our County of New York, at the Hall of Keaords n the County of New York, on the 2nd day of Aut;ut, one thousand nne hundred ahd sxtytwo, at half-past ten o'clock n the forenoon of that day, why the ead wll and tesanunt should not be admtted to probate as a wll of real and personal properly. In testmony whereof, we have caused the seal of the Surrogate's Court of the sad County of New York to be hereunto affxed. Wtueks, (L S.) Honorable Joseph A, Cox, Surrogate of our sad County of New York, at aald county, the a let day of June n the year of our Lord one thousand nne hundred I and lxty-two. PHILIP DONAHUE, I G.I. INTEGRATED RENT or SOLID BRICK - NO CLOSING FEES! BUY HOLLIS VACANT! LEGAL. 2-FAMILY HOLLIS 8 years young. Vacant, move rght n. No closng fees. 6 modern, large rooms from yourself; plus 2nd apt. wth prvate entrance, tled baths, automatc heat, formal dnng room, refrgerator, near schools and transportoton. Small cash ever mortgage. $500 DOWN TO ALL RENT OR BUY l-family A-1 AREA DETACHED, large plot, 6 spacous rooms, plus expanson attc refrgerator, storms and screens, ol heat, garage, full basement. LOW CASH OVER MORTGAGE CALL FOR APPT. Open 7 daya a Tll 8 r.m JEMCOL. REALTY Jamaca, L. I Hllsde Ave. CONVENIENT OFFICES AT FKRE PARKING t- AX V-5262 INTEGRATED Next door to Bears-noenura, Ind. "E" or "F" tran to 169th St. 8ta. HEMPSTEAD & VICINITY NO CASH EXCLUSIVE! THIS IS IT RANCH style, bg beautful 6 rooms wth enclosed porch, 2- car garage, sem-fnshed basement, ol unt, 63x122 corner, fenced plot. Professonally landscoped. pato. Attractve! Won't last. A-1 condton. HEMPSTEAD & VIC. Gl EXTRA SPECIAL COLONIAL, t rooms and porch, 2-car garage, basement, ol unt, extra lavatory, 50x100 fenced plot, S bedrooms, near everythng. No cosh down. HEMPSTEAD ASK FOR THIS COLONIAL BEAUTY 7 ROOMS wth enclosed porch. 2 baths, 2-car garage, ol heat, full ahc, 107x250 plot, newly decorated. Extras. LAKEVIEW cozy; COMFORTABLE LARGE PLOT! BUNGALOW, 5 rooms and enclosed perch, garage, full basement. ol heat. 80x100 fenced plot, freplace, attc space. Excellent condton. Top area. ROOSEVELT LIST REALTY CORP. OPEN 7 DAYS A WERE 14 SOUTH FRANKLIN STREET, HEMPSTEAD. L. I. IV IMrectons: Take Southern State Parkway Ext. 10. Penntula BuuleT»rd under the brdge to South Frankln Street ROCKAWAY BLVD.. SO. OZONE PARK JA UO-13 HILLSIDE AVE., JAMAICA OL OL For Rent so. OZONE PARK e ROOMS, detached wth lull ba-enent, ol heat, Kood condton. Opton to buy avalable. Agent. JA Farms & Acreages - Ulster Co. ACCESSIBLE wooded acreage, jon* acres, ktate ownel Joest. Huntng & fshng aea Terms. Howard Ttrwllger, Kerhonkton, N.Y. Houses For Sole - Greene Co. y Kt)O.M home, I'j baths, new hot water ol heat, can be ttsed for rental ol rooms to Toursts & acht!. f^a.foo. Kth H».-mark, Ktullur, Kte U W, ^Alkwm M.X^ mmmmmmrnarn*.*^ HEMPSTEAD. L. I. NEW SnT RANCHES! LATEST DESIGNED HOMES Fne rehdmtal area, up to U rooms and ballt., Karate, nwert. Low down pajnent. 'JVns flexble, ask tor Mr. Manny, bult-r lor apt. IV n N. y. HI Houses For Sale - Ulster Co. $4,995 I'letty lauds<aped modern 2 btda furnshed wjttage for summer or r«- teuent nr bus. Teus. Othm, KOPP OF KEHHONKSON. N.Y.

12 Page TweK* CIVIL SERVICE LEADER Tuesday, July 24, 1962 TOU AND THE AHMED SEHflCES Retrement Set-up For Techncans In Natonal Guard Proposed Proposals to set up a federal cvl servce retrement program for Natonal Guard techncans s beng studed by the Pentagon. However, there s lttle chance that a plan wll be submtted to ths sesson of Congress. Affectng 36,000 full-tme cvlan techncans, t would extend federal benefts to non-federal employees and would undoubtedly face opposton by the U.S. Cvl Servce Commssons. An alternate proposal Is a federally-sponsored techncan program outsde of the Cvl Servce Commsson. Approxmately 22,000 Army Guard and 14,000 Ar Guard SPECIAL DISCOUNTS To All CITY. STATE & FEDERAL EMPLOYEES ON 962 MLERS INVESTIGATE! TRIAD RAMBLER th Street (Bet. 13th * 14th Ave.) ROOKLYN UL techncans, members of weekend mltary unts are nvolved. These cvlans work durng the week as admnstrators, mantenance men and caretakers, and serve the mltary n ther free tme. No retrement opportunty s avalable to them n 40 of the 50 states although Congress passed legslaton last year permttng the federal government to pay up to 6.5 percent of the techncan's salary as the employer's contrbuton toward a state retrement program. Many states do not consder these techncans state employees and therefore do not permt them to take part n the state retrement system. Other states are not permtted by law to accept federal contrbutons. New Retrement Dates Polcy for Guard New retrement dates are beng set up by the Army Natonal Guard. Polcy changes announced by the Comptroller General and Army Judge Advocate General have made the correcton of "annversary dates" necessary. Regulatons had called for entry on NGB Form 23 (Retrement Credts Record) and NGB Form 24 (Servce and Qualfcaton Record). Those guardsmen who returned to State control after 90 days servce have been gven new dates. The VACATION! VILLA MARIA Hanes Fall 7. N.Y. Tel. 593 SUPERB ITALIAN-AMERICAN CUISINE By INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS CHEF * Luxurou Motal Accom. 2-Room Studo & Bedroom SuHes * Famles Welcome Counselors Chldren's Playground * Dancng & Entertanment In Our Blue Mrror Casno Nghtly * Second Largest Swm Pool n N. Y. State * Free Colored Brochure Wth Rates & Sample Menu Your Hosts Mr. & Mrs. Frank DINIno PLEASANT ACRES Tel: Catsklll T Leeds 5. N. IT. At N.Y. state Thruway, Ext Bght. A Truly Modem Resort Accom. 350 ^ Prvate Deluxe Cabna f Spacous Rooma Prvate Showers * Olympc Style Pool t Popular Band Entertanneat Ntcy ^Beautful Cocktal Lounje Bar ^ Tenns Courts All Other Sports t 3 Hearty Meals a Day ( Fnest Italan-Amer. Pood t Free Coroful Brochure Sc Rates J. SAUSTO A BON BLARNEY STAR HOTEL WENZLER'S HIGH VIEW HOUSE St. '^3, Caro, N.T. 13 Dal 618 MA 3-300^ In heart of CatBtlll Mts. Modern HOLLY- WOOD BKDS. Showers. Casno. Delcous meals served horaestyle. New fltered POOL. Al place at worshp nearby. 940 up weekly. East Durham, N.Y. Greene Co. Oar Slogan Best Food St Servce Ever for '63 BEASONAULE RATES On Route 145 In the center of East Durham Newly decorated casno & dnng room. All rooma wth adjonng baths. No rsng bell. Breaklaflt served from 8 tu 10:30. Tea & Irsh soda bread served at 1 P.M. Supper from 4 to 6. New modem ewmmng pool. Dancng nghtly to Irsh & Amercan musc. For further nformaton, wrte or call MElrose Matt McNally, Prop. GREEN ACRES A famly resort. Spacous Indvdual motels, cottages & rooms n man house. All outdoor sports. Large fltered swm pool, Rec. ball. Moonlght swm partea, barbecues. T.V. movea, dancng, entertanment ntely, comfortable lounge, 3 home cooked meals a day n ar cond. dn. rm. Free evenng snacks. Qolf & horses near. Ratea $40 to $55 wky. Free Brochure. Mrs. M. Zaher Leeds 7. N.Y. Dql Shoppers Servce Gude > Help Wanted - Male AUDIO TECUNICLAN, provuonul, Hunter College Language Laboratores. Servce tape recorders and aasocate eaulpnent. Start $4,000. Sept. let; for further Informatoa TR O-2100 Ext For Sale SEMINOTON, uoselem, full sze typewrter, excellent condton. Reasonable. Call day only U:30 to 6:30. BK Applance Servces Balea & Servce recond. Refrlgs, Stoves, Waah Machnes, combo alnks. Quaranteed TRACY REFRIQERATION CY TIO A 140 St. * 1204 OaUa HlU AT. BX TEACT SKBVIOINQ COKF. TTPWBITES BARGAINS 8ultb-l7.fO: Underwaod-$22.60: others fwkri Bm*.. «««-Ut. Tm Addng Machaes Typewrters Mmeographs Addressng Machnes Guaranteed. Also BeoMa. BepaUa ALL LANGUAES TYPIWKITCR CO. OHelsea S-S«M lt Vr. tsn ST.. NBW VOBS 1. M. V. new polcy provdes fhat those n actve reserve statu In any component on July 1, 1949 wll retan hs July 1 annversary date as long as he remans actve wthout a break n status. Those who entered servce after July 1, 1949, or who nterrupted servce, wll have as ther annversary date the date of entry or reentry. * * Lower IQ, Psychatrc Standards for Draft The hgh I.Q. that used to be consdered essental for personnel for the modern Army has created problems for the armed forces. The result: lower I.Q.'s and even some person who would recently have been rejected for psychatrc reasons are now to be drafted. The problems of the mltary arose because hgh I.Q. people resented some of the routne Jobs, the permanent KP dutes and some of the other monotonous aspects of Army lfe. On the other hand, these jobs were well-suted for people lower on the I.Q. scale. As a result, mental crtera have been lowered so as to get a broader cross-secton of the populaton. The Army verson: "General recognton that the psychatrc standards and procedures of World War II were obvously overcautous." However, the greater rejectons wll reman hgh for what are termed "moral" reasons. These rejectons Include alcoholcs, drug addcts, homosexuals and known crmnals. Mentally retarded persons wll of course be elmnated by the Armed Forces Qualfcaton Test. U, 5, Navy Pays Cvlan Salors To 779 Salary of up to $9,779 annually s beng pad to cvlans Interested n fllng postons as deck, engne and admnstratve postons aboard shps operated by the Navy Department. The postons are, wth salary range: Deck Department Rado orrcer, $7,754 to $9,779 a year. Junor deck offcer, $6,465 to $6,751. Able seaman, $4,607 to $5,187. Engne Department Lcensed Junor engneer, $6,690 to $7,087. Thrd assstant engneer (desel), $7,308 to $7,667. Electrcan (mantenance), $ Oler, $4,607. Preman-watertender, $4,607. Machnst, $6,073. Assstant plumber, $5,483. Steward Department Messman, $3,551. Room steward, $3,551. Water, $3,551. Admnstratve sonnel Recrutment Notce No, Applcatons wll be accepted untl further notce. For complete nformaton and applcaton forms, contact the Crewng and Recevng Branch, Industral Relatons Offce, Mltary Sea Transportaton Servce, Atlantc Area, 58th Street and Frst Avenue, Brooklyn 50, N.Y. Cty Seekng Psychologsts The New York Cty Dept of Personnel has announced an exam for the poston of Psychologst, whch has a salary range of $ to $8,200 per annum. Applcatons wll be ssued and receved daly, untl further notce. These applcatons are obtanabla at the Applcaton Secton of the Department of Personnel at 96 Yeoman, $5,316. Informaton on these Jobs Is contaned n Cvlan Marne Per-1 Duane Street, New York. 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14 Page Fourteen MHEA ELECTS The Mental Hygene Employees Assocaton recently held an nstallaton luncheon at the Hotel Wellngton n Albany. Shown at the nstallaton of offcers are, left to rght: John D. O'Bren, presdent; Arnold Moses, vce-presdent; CIVIL SERVICE LEADER Tuesday, July 24, 1962 Paul H. Hoch, Commssoner of the Department of Mental Hygene; Issac Hungerford, admnstratve drector of the Employees Retrement System; Dorrs Blast, secretary-treasurer of the MHEA and Joseph Fely, presdent of the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton. Elgbles on State and County Lsts A SS< K' I A'!' F M KC H AN10 A I, CONSTIU <"r0n KN(JINKEK I'llllo Work* "A" 1 Hon,.11. I... WMt Nyack f»'j5 2 Buff. A.. Albny «T.> S Sc'lu'llnll. ({., Safre'tca WIJl'(l»ll<> Works "B" 1 Clua, J.,.oulonvll 2 Bfr/.n^er. I'.. SsUayuna 3 Hna. I... WV.l Kyack»;:5 4 Ja'luo, K. Kochesler K^l") 5 Buff. A.. Allcy ><75 8 Benllrv..1., l.oldonvll f^^'jl 1 Solcllnnll, K., Saufferles HH'J AMSO( latk I.AND AND CLAIMS AI»Jl STKK I'l BLIC WOKKS 1 rca-.v,.1.. Bnl»ylo 2 ('acnc. A.. Dclnar... 3 HenufyHy, W., Albny.. 4 Hall. R.. Orchard 'k... 5 B*er. K., :M:(edon... «Ivoy, T.. HBhantol 7 Bury^T. H., UtUa 8 Slf )ln'ns. R.. Caulsteo..» Hauler, R., Hanhurgr.. 10 Allen, I)., Ko. lesler,. 11 MaNon. C.. NVC V BUHWCII, I)., Blg-hanlot 13 Rcllf-r. S., Rcffo Hk.. 14 KP(II. H.. WalkH G D'scoll, J., Abn 10 I'ls-d. C.. Janpsvlla.. 17 Cln, ('.,."Syracuse,.., 18 Whle. A., Toawanda l> Hmf-', N., Walerlow., 20 Kener, (.. Herkmer., 21 Slal.v, (.. Ho'hester..,1010.l>(5, f>2..8!tl..COO.. 81!,-., ;!8..8:j !»0..7t8 MOTOR K.QI li'mkxt MAINTENANCK HI'l*l':(VIS(>K rcki.io WOKKS 1 RDIIIMTIS. I.,.. Cannandag!>7f 2 Keh^. M.. Walerford!t 4 3 (rffn. N., Gravenvll H'M 4 Tar«h. H, Hahurgr 876 HKMOK I.AXn AND OI.AIMS AOJ STIIIC I'l BIJC WOKKS 1 rollsn..1., La ham..10':8 2 Larsn, K., Adan » McKnney. J., Rochester (orm':. M.. Vestal...1!05 5 Hrow, 1''., Walworth...o;8 «Klln. W.. Hklyn...o;7 7 Th>n;r.. 1).. NchoU...0'.'8 8 (a's.,1.. H.'tnlur;,'... o;;7» Vsser, J.. Whtesboro I'ollT... Mohawk...oo;! 11 Kubnnuuch, 1... Koohester !»7 1*3 Kolnd. K., Burhanton... 8l.'l 13 M tlcwson. (.. Camllus Anlon.v. ( Watertown Dave-. VV., Konla Hennc--v. J., Adams Cent....., MMIMII Antyvlle Kr.'.'-hw;;. K.. Utca... 87;: 10 K:;:.,1,, Hdre )ort ; 20 H.f. I', 1 'oulkee )s S.'yer.,. K., I'ouarhkeepa "'! Cln. ('., syracurte ,1 l.ou. fl.. Webster (nrclt. D,. Iturdelt M ronchk. A.. SVatertonl '; 2tt H ley.,1.. Syr.'cusp...8;t7 27 (;.n\ lmw.sk, 1,., Whtesboro. 28 AUevcr, (', Syr.cuse... 8,'': 2U Klyn. ;., Syracuse...8;u) 30 IVar-IIM.,1 t'asllelon..,8;!0.11 Dner. N., Kenmore.., SlO H'llzt.alrck, K., Watertown ''7 Kn^ht. I{,, West Isl) 8 1 -J Mller. W. Htlh 35 I'otlc. -. Bulamlon,,.770 8KMOK l\ltok\t(mv SKCKKTAKY BT. IM\. I»lt\\\ST.\TK.MKO. t KNTKK AT \.V.C. I Ovn. M, HUIy Jl Webster, R., Kranklnvl Palnore, (!., Najfara Kl ;.M Zmber. C.. Rochester 8 70 ;!7 Becht,.1.. Tonawand 800!;8 Trzfcak, T., Nagara Kl 800 Cole, P., ]-ockporl 850.'to. Oleske, (.. Buffalo 850 Lynch..1., Buflalo Sedleck, D., Medna 850 :l (ae, J.. N.Rara Kl 810.{;"( Heller, K.. Buffalo 810 :> Voyk-<ner,., Nagara Kl ;7 Watson, G.. Buffalo 8;{0.18 Keller, K.. Btfalo 8.'S0 ;»!( I'ettes. L., Buffalo 8;to 4 0 Luescher, T., Tonawand... 8;:o 41 Senf, C., Nasrara Kl 8.".0 4-: l.awlor, K.. Tonawand 8:50,.1)H4 : Kraus. G.. Buffalo 41 Ball. D.. Tonawanda 8'.'0 8':o 4 5 Mller, G., Rochp.ster 8r;o,.}tr> 4 0 Benbenek, F.. Buffalo S'.'f. 47 Mrrntrlon, N.. Na;fara Kl. 8-;o 48 I'awlowHk. J., Nagara PI fohnson, H.. Cuba uoa 50 Sanfler, J.. Nagara Kl... 80O.M Levn, I)., Jamestown 'I Mazurow.sk, R., Sloan... 80O Tbns, K., Nrttaa Kl HKI I'AKh IV\l;OI M \X (SKASUNAI. \I,V), \.l. CO\SKKVATl(»\ 1 Golden, R, KN>d(tna Klnslc. K, 3 (!o.llre.\. {, IRVIIIIR LL.^O 4 Slew.III. :. Hullalo II,".0 R HENE.LN-I. ('.. Slver CRO!t,'>0 ({ lt>h'ul, S., Orchard»IO 7 RI>l«(IM. K. Tonawanda I'LO H Well l. It.» R.-dl'-. K.. Kl. II10 10 Alc«.-. 1{. 'rokw.uda!m0 II I-.V.,,1. Hralo LUO UL SLIXE. T. TIIN.waud IHO I:I LIN. I;. De by ICIO It Od/. e-. s Keunore O.'tO K) UI 1.,,l. I{. Ulfalo IHIO ItJ COOL".*. \V. llfal) 11(10 17 BIIUUW-UI \V. Toawand SOO 18 Klel. A. l.acuawanna SIKI LL» TIK.IH-IMI 1». NIA',;AR;I KL Sld LIO 'RILIILM' III I,, fuba SMI L!L MIL' 'V F. llmbub H!IO D.NL.,1. hkalo SSIL 23 KRIIC:!. I,..\,hvlle K;I) r.4 Ty.szka, K., Nagara Kl DPffelnan. C., Buffalo 700.Soda, T., Lackawanna Broderck, D.. N'asara Kl... 7!»(t 58 Bond, G.. Naaara Kl 780,'.! M;yne, (!., Tonawanda Whlehead, A.. Lewsto Slown-k Derby 770 o;! Brown..)., Bulfalo 770 0:1 Klay. K.. Lewston Cuoco. W., AnR'ol Krsbce, I... l..ock )ort 700 lltl Ulackledfe. W.. Buffalo navs.,1.. Bulfalo Marra, P.. Nagara Kl 750 HKXIOK KOOO CIIK.MIST AKU l I.TI KK AXI> MARKKTH 1 Krasz. A.. Alb.ny ftoo Decocco, K., Duane^^burl^ 775 SKXIOR BHX'HKMIMT LABOR 1 Samuels K., NYC ItOE Murphy. B., L.snbrook 8,'M KMI'I.OYMKNT < 0\S I.TAXT (VOCATIONAL I'LACKMKXT) KMIM.OY.MKXT I Baley, M., Albany 005 Wess. A.. NYC OtJO ; DcNon. K., Ml Vernon 0:!t 4 Allhem. A. Cambra H!»;,''> Kavkewtz, G., Queen- VU 875 I) Krashe.s H.. Baysde 873 SKMOK I.VnOKATOKV SKCKKTAKY 1 Nejhbour, M.. Syracu-.e 010 Aaron, l., Brooklyn 700 ; Kraser. M., Alb.ny 785 S.\MTATI(»X MKALTH DKI'T. KKIK CO. 1 I'.-ak, J.. Depew O Hren, W., K.Kuora ; OKnbene, S., Buffalo I Ko.-owsk, I'., l.ackawanna 5 Moppert, R., Buffalo ( Slubbe..)., Buffalo 7 Donnelly, R.. Buff,lo S Savat^la, C,. Buff.'lo ASSISTAXT SI I'KKIXTKXDKXTOK KK( (>KI>S CO. ( I KKK'S OI I ICK KKIK <0. I Annslr.nf, D.. Hutfalo 8T0 : Hell. K., l.;ncasler 810,1 H-.<ou, H., Orchard, Pa 805 I IvD'lsch. A., Buffalo 7ltt» I'KINCII'.M. (OMI'KVSATIOX CLAIMS :\\MINKK STATK INSl KAM K 11 NO I l.enu»,.1., Hklyu lot!.'. Keder, A., Bkl.M lo'.'o,'l O-'luox'ros-o, S.. Mneola 005 I ScllossI.err. 1., Bron.x 070,> Uc.s, C.. BUlyn O.MI II lozck,!:.. Yonkcrs ItIO 7 (lsb'r. W.. Hklyn ('.'O S Sm.llleM'r, M, Klu>lf 8S0!l Shel l l^. A., Bronx 8:H),s l'kk\isin MKAT INNl'Kt'TOR IIKAI.TII IIKI'T, KKIK CO. I Kmr, II.. Buffalo l<-:-l.nd. L.xle, Ulff.lo.,1 Korlkort, A.. Huflalo ^ VeKy. Kenmore Mcanl.'y. J.. Hlffalo HI I II Wn.l,,1. Hanbur,4 810 AHSISTANT CHKMIST» WATKR KKATMKXT PLANT OI'KKATOK KKIK (O. WATKK AUTHOKrrY KKIK CO. 1 Ksjer, D.. Buffalo 8t)7 Wlk, S., Buffalo 804 ;{ Molz. F., Haburff 783 SKMOR B.U'TKRIOLOr.n TKCHMCIAN <(>. LABOKATOKV KKIK CO. 1 Slelze, r., Buffalo 811 I'l.ANT OrKRATOK W KST CO. I IVre, S.. Hartsdale 810 I vln,.1., Hawthorne 7!t0 :{ Mller. R,. Katonah 7.50 TAIU.ATINO MACHINK OI'KKATOK AMIIKK.ST SCHOOL DIST. No. 3 KRIK CO. 1 pro, B.. WHansv 080 S'lz, J.. Wllanav!)00 A.S,HISTAVr STKAM KNGINKKH KRIK CO. I Bruso. R., Keumore 010,'^lw^k, N., Buffalo 8!;0."t Rhods. D. CheektowaR- 4 Kanlnslo, J.. Wales Clr r> ( rrjfan, T., Buffalo 810 (.lanszewcz, R., Buffalo 80O 7 ( MCM. S.. Buffalo Chr-tey B'., Buffalo 800! Olo, R., Buffalo l.oneran, J., Buffalo 70 HKMOR INSl RANCK FI ND FIKI.D SKKVICK,S KKI'KKSKNTATIVK STATK IXSl'KANCK Kl XU I Bek.s^y, K., Babylon.. «Wnter, C., Ozone I'k..,,-! (',u>lell. L.. NYC t Kredenburtf. B.. Kennora r. Wnler..1., Wantaffh... (1 Nlzl, 1)., Roohesler. 7 Leve, B., Bronx SKXIOR SOCIAL I M,m.-»enberB, H., Bklyn Monroe County Parks ^ Drector Urgng W New Ttles For Unt (From Leader Correspondent) ROCHESTER, July 23 The Monroe County Drector of Parks has proposed the creaton of 10 new Cvl Servce posts In the Parks department, at least four of them n supervsory capactes. The proposal grew out of a study and recommendatons by a group of natonally known parks experts, the Amercan Insttute of Park executves. The study s stll n progress. Parks Drector Wlbur Wrght asked for the table of organzaton changes at a meetng of the vote was cast because no salary the Board of Superv&or.s. Hs "no" parks commttee of the county nformaton was made avalabla board of supervsors. Two more commttees ways and means and personnel and salares as well as the full board would have to approve before the proposal could be adopted. Job Ttles These new Jobs, subject to compettve or open Cvl Servce examnatons, would be created: Informaton and Interpretaton offcer, park planner, superntendent of hortculture, golf supervsor, recreatonal ade, two dstrct park supervsors and three hortcultural ades. Wrght sad salares had not been determned, and he declned to e-stmate what the overall cost to the county would be. Specfcatons fo rthe jobs were sent to the Monroe County Cvl Servce Commsson. It appeared that persons outsde the department would have to be found for some of the postons. "I cannot tell at ths pont whether or not these jobs could be flled from wthn the department, or whether we would have to look elsewhere," sad Alfred Gates, wll! deputy drector of the Monroe. rslui - County Cvl Servce Commsson., ,. 8:t )..7H!t Opposton Expected Wrght's proposal was not expected to pass wthout opposton. Supervsor Harold P. Garnham, a member of the parks commttee, voted aganst a resolutoa sendng the proposal on to the other commttees. Garnham s also a member of the salares and personnel commttee and I>emocratc leader of to the commttee, Garnham sad. The post of superntendent of hortculture was not recommended by the natonal group, Wrght sad. But Rochester, famed for ts parks and botancal collectons, needs an expert n ths feld, addng:.. t was felt that the reputaton of our parks was establshed by the hortcultural features and the wealth of botancal materals wthn the parks. Therefore, whle preservng our hertage, t also becomes necessary to grow numerous trees and shrubs for the new park areas we are acqurng for future development. "The poston requres someone on the staff level snce t s too vtal to our organzaton to be of a lower group classfcaton." Appont Examners ALBANY, July 23 The State Bankng Department has named four bank examner ades to the $5,200-a-year post. All were named from a Cvl Servce lst. They are: Mrs. Louse C. Butler, Mneola: Davd B. Mogln, New York Cty; Paul C. Downng, Albany and Gary Schrebman, Baysde. Glles Gets Medal ALBANY, July 23 Rear Admral Lous A. Glles, retred commander of the New York Naval Mlta, has been presented the New York State Long and Fathful Servce Medal. He has served 40 years. ROSWELL PARK The new offcers of lg^, secretary; Geneveve McGrath, treasurer; Joha the Kuswell Park Memoral Insttute Chapter of Hennessey, presdent of the Buffalo Chapter who the Cvl Servce Employees Assocaton are shown nstalled the new offcers; Robert Case, presdent;»askk w \TKK A'THOKY after beng nstalled n ther new offces recently. Jane Rce, vce-presdent and John Dee, conference KKIK to I l.: IIIOIIL«, Bulalo 775 The new offcers are, left to r8:bt: Eleanor Flem- delegate.

15 Tuefay, July104,1962 fgrls Offered Government Jobs Abroad I I Adele Lee, a recrutng specalst from the U.S. State! Department, has been assgned to the New York Cty offce of the Cvl Servce Commsson to ntervew grls for postons as secretares, communcatons clerks and typsts. These postons offer travel and career opportuntes as a member of the U.S. Foregn Servce n overseas countres. For grls who prefer to work!n the Unted States. Mss Lee Applcants for the Washngton, has postons avalable for secretares, D C. posts must be at least 18 teletypsts, and clerk years-of-age and be able to pass typsts In the home offce n Cvl Servce tests. Salares for Washntgon, D.C. these postons range from $3,- In regard to applcants for any,750 to $4,040 per annum. cf the postons Mss Lee stated. Interested applcants who meet We want the best. We want ^-^ese qualfcatons should call. vgorous, enthusastc and frendly people for our Foregn Servce Secton, New York Regon, Unted wrte, or vst the Informaton because they wll represent the states Cvl Servce Commsson, Unted States twenty-four hours I220 East 42 St. The offce hours a day, both on and off duty." f^om 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., All Foregn Servce staff secre-! Monday through Frday. tares, communcatons clerks and typsts must pa.ss typng tests and the secretares must be sklled n ^ AEC Needs In order to qualfy for overseas servce, applcants must have offce work experence, be a hgh school graduate, at least 21 yearsof-age, sngle wth no dependents, able to pass a physcal examnaton and be wllng to go anywhere n the world. Amercan ctzenshp Is another requrement for these postons whch have a salary range of from $4,010 to $4,495 annually, plus allowances. Scentsts; $11,935 The Atomc Energy Commsson has postons open for health physcsts, ndustral hygensts, and analytcal radochemsts wth salares from $7,095. All applcants must have a bachelor's degree n the respectve feld. Further Informaton and applcatons may be obtaned by wrtng to the Personnel Offcer, U.S. Atomc Energy Commsson, 376 Hudson St., New York Cty. "What a day! The ehctrle can opanof conked out," RplnUd l(cn1mw«u ttrl twfml Poorgrl! It's tough When a pet applance conks out But... have you ever thought about how many ways you depend on electrcty day n and day out? «From can openers to dshwashers to TV sets, I etectrc applances that naost of us ddn't have,* 15 years ago have become common to us now. They save work and tme, and provde entertan* tnent. And, of course, that's why so many folks use more electrcty today, and why ther electrc bljls are somewhat hgher than they used to be/ But wth Con Edson's step*down rates, the more electrcty you use; the less It costs per klowatt-hourj Electrcty s stll your bg household, bargan. C c r ^ ' ^ e d J M m CIVIL SERVICE LEADER Page Ffteen Conventon Report: Brutalty Bll Rapped By Natonal Polce Conference (Specal to The Delegates Leader) CHICAGO, July 23 The so-called polce brutalty bll now before the Senate and House Judcary Commttees n Washngton was attacked last week by over 500 delegates to the annual conventon of the Natonal Conference of Polce Assocaton at the Hotel Sheraton. The bll, recommended by Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy as an aftermath of the 1961 report of the U.S. Cvl Rghts Commsson, was termed "unenforceable" by the assembled dele- In other acton, the delegates eleced Alvn Rankn of New Orleans as presdent for the year. The New Bll The Kennedy bll asks for new and hgher penaltes for assaults by polce offcers n the performance of ther duty. It also Includes severe penaltes for threatened or attempted assaults. "We do not condone polce brutalty," John Cassese, presdent of the New York Cty Patrolman's Benevolent Assocaton stressed, "but even under the present laws, t s hard to get a convcton for such assaults. There are laws n every state of the unon whch clearly defnes the amount of force allowed when effectng an arrest. "The grand jures at the present tme are reluctant to Indct a polceman for assault In the performance of hs duty because of the ease n whch such charges may be "trumped up'," Cassese explaned. The conference, n a statement explanng ther poston mantaned that the present legslaton and penaltes are more than adequate because: The offcer convcted of the crme automatcally loses hs Job; A fndng of gulty to such a charge s not only a crmnal convcton but also leaves the offcer to face a cvl sut based on the crmnal case. The accused, even f later found nnocent, fnds hmself dscredted and dsgraced by the publc and the press, whch magnfes complants of ths type out of reasonable proporton. The conference's statement further ponted out that crme Is now on the ncrease and dedcated polce offcers are beng hampered and frustrated n carryng out ther sworn duty and responsblty by laws and court decsons whch have restrcted ther rght to wretap and search suspected premses. "Any bll, such as ths, would not only hamper the polce offcer," they ponted out, "but also would provde an escape hatch for the crmnal element whch, even now, enjoys prvleges and mmuntes whch are all too broad." The newly re-elected presdent Vets Cheek Rghts Paul Rutbelser, the Cty's Drector of Veterans' Affars has urged all veterans who ntend to buy homes or to go Into busness to check ther rghts and benefts under the 01 bll for fnancng, and tax ezemplon benefts avalable to them to reduce ther real estate taxes. JOHN CASSESE of the 25,000 PBA ponted out that ths was the tme to enact strcter legslaton protectng the polceman from the growth of vcous assaults by crmnals rather than legslaton protectng crmnals. "We are n the mdst of a perod where there s lttle respect for the polceman on the street. It would be good If a cvl rghts code was presented whch would clarfy the provsorvs of present legslaton concernng attacks on polcemen. "Such a code would greatly Increase polce morale and would be SCHOOL an ad to recrutment of hghly qualfed polcemen," Cassese concluded. CIVIL SERVICE COACHING Cty. State, Federal & Prom exama Jr & Asst ClvU. Mech. Elect. Engr Cvl, Mech, Elect, Engr. 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16 Page Sxteen CIVIL SERVICE LEADER Tued«7, July 24, Representatves of 12 hosptals n the New York State area attended a recreaton therapy workshop at Manhattan State Hosptal decently. Over WORKSHOP ^ 100 delegates, pctured above, partcpated n the sesson sponsored by the hosptal. State Offerng 40 Promoton Examnatons (Contnued from Page 1) the Cvl Servce Commsson assgn members of Its staff to establsh the recommended program. In whch all state agences should partcpate as a sngle unt, rather than as Independent employers. In h.3 letter to the governor, Fely sad that the program Is of The New York State Department of Cvl Servce has opened flng for 40 promoton such vtal Impotrance to the State examnatons whch wll be held September 8 and September 22. Flng for 12 of these and CSEA "that we ask your postons wll close August 6 and flng for the remanng 28 wll reman open untl August drect nterest... to encourage 20. September 8 Examnatons Assstant deputy warden Sc Assocate accountant - E x a m ; assstant Correcton deputy super- 7185; salary $9,480 to $11,385; re- ' ntendent-exam 7155; salary $9.- ques one year In grade 17 or, to $10,840; requres servce as jjjghgj. I a correcton captan, correcton Senor accountant-exam 7166; yo^th camp supervsor, correcton (gas) Exam 7209; salary, $6,240 salary. $7,350 to $8,895; requres, sergeant, correcton leutenant, to $7,590; requres one year a.s one year n grade 14 or hgher, j Dstrct payroll audtor Exam gas Inspector, senor gas Inspector, Senor medcal records clerk ; 7192; salary, $6,590 to $8,000; rechef gas meter tester, or chef Exam 7167; salary. $4,220 to $5,- quhes one year as a payroll aud- 225; requres three months n tor. grade 3 or hgher. Prncpal examner of muncpal Assstant buldng electrcal en- affars Exam 7195; salary. $11,- elneer Exam 7173; salary $7, to $13,890; requres one year to $9,355; requres one year n as ether an assocate examner of grade 15 or hgher., muncpal, senor research analyst Senor occupatonal therapst (muncpal), or an assocate mun- Exam 7178; salary $6,590 to $8,- cpal research assstant. 000; requres sx months exper- Assocate examner of munclence as an occupatonal therapst, pa affars Exam 7194; salary. Insurance fund area represen- $9 430 to $11,385; requres one tatve Exam 7183; salary $11,080 ; year as ether a senor examner of to $13,210; requres one year as muncpal affars, edtor of school assocate compensaton clams ex-: reports, senor muncpal research amner or two year.s as a senor ' assstant. compensaton clams examner. Senor examner of muncpal Assocate accountant (employ- affars Exam 7193; salary. $7,350 ment securty) Exam 7909; sal- to $8,895; requres examner of ary $9,480 to $11,385; requres sx muncpal affars, muncpal remonths as senor workmen's com- ^ search assstant, pensaton rehabltaton represen- clerk-exam 7196; salary. $6,590 to $8,000; re- Assoclate workmen's compensa- qu^-es one year as prncpal staton rehabltaton representatve tstcs clerk or two years as senor Exam 7189; salary $8,130 to statstcs clerk. $9,815; requres sx months as senor workmen's compensaton Prncpal statstcs clerk Exam 7197; salary, $5,280 to $8,470; re- rehabltated representatve. j qures one year as senor statstcs S»'nor labor-management prac- clerk. tces examner Exam 7188; sal- ary $6,590 to $8,000; requres one year n grade 12 or hgher. Prncpal statstcs clerk Exam 7201; salary, $5,280 to $6,470; requres one year In grade 7 or Labor - management practces examner Exam 7188; salary $5,- hgher. 280 to $6,470; requres one year n Tax admnstratve supervsor grade 8 or hgher. Senor accountant (employment (Income) Exam 7203; salary, $9,- 480 to $11,385; requres one year securty) Exam 7913; salary. as a supervsng ncome tax ex- $7,350 to $8,895; requres sx amner, an assocate ncome tax months In grade 14 or hgher. September Z2 Examnatons Deputy warden & Correcton deputy 7134; salary. $10,520 to $r,575; r»qulres servce as an assstant deputy warden, correcton assstant deputy superntendent, correcton youth camp supervsor, correcton sergeant, correcton cuylaltl examner, or a-s an assstant dstrct tax supervsor B. Test payroll audtor Exam.superntendent Exam'7204; salary, $6,590 to $8,000; requres one year as payroll audtor. Senor typst Exaa 7203; salary, $3,990 to $4,955; requres 3 months In grade 3 or hgher. Senor chemst-r-exam 7206; salary, $7,350 to $8,895; requres one year as a chemst. Assstant cvl engneer (traffc) Exam 7207; salary, $7,740 to $9,355; requres 3 months n grade 15. Prncpal engneerng techncan gas tester. Senor gas engneer Exam 7211; salary. $9,480 to $11,480; requres one year as assstant gas engneer or assstant valuaton engneer. Head hydro-electrc operator Exam 7216; salary. $6,240 to $7,- 590; requres one year as a senor hydro-electrc operator or two years as a hydro-electrc operator. Assstant drector of rembursement Exam 7217; salary, $9,480 to $11,385; requres one year as senor rembursement agent. Senor rembursement agent Exam 7218; salary, $7,740 to $9,- 355; requres one year as rembursement agent. Assocate tax collector Exam 7219; salary, $7,350 to $8,95; requres one year as a senor tax collector. Assstant drector, rehabltaton of the blnd Exam 7220; salary, $9,010 to $10,.840; requres one year as senor rehabltaton counselor. Senor parole employment offcer Exam 7221; salary, $7,350 to $8,895; requres one year as a parole employment offcer. Senor rehabltaton counselor Exam 7222; salary, $8,130 to $9,- 815; requres one year as rehabltaton counselor. Assocate rehabltaton counselor Exam 7223; salary, $9,480 to $11,385; requres one year as senor rehabltaton counselor. Senor rehabltaton counselor Exam 7224; salary, $8,130 to $9,815; requres one year as rehabltaton counselor. Applcatons for the September 8 examnatons wll be accepted untl August 8, Applcatons for the September 22 exam wll be accepted up to and Includng August 20. Nore Jobs Threatened By Automaton-^CSIA the State Cvl Servce Commsson to take on the overall responsblty" of ts mplementaton. In hs recommendatons, the presdent of the 107,000-member Assocaton ponted to automaton, transfer of agences from one part of the state to another, reorganzaton of agences, or termnaton of certan servces or actvtes as nstances whch cause dslocaton or changes n requrements employees. Wants It In Wrtng for AWARD The Cvl Servce Commsson and the Cvl Servce Department, as the State's overall personnel agency, "should consder and adopt ways and means of cushonng the mpact on employees and, at the same tme, retan experenced and traned personnel In state employment whch otherwse mght be lost f employees ar«termnated or demoted for temporary perods when such acton mght be wholly unnecessary," Felly sad. "CSEA members would lke to see a program establshed n wrtten form that would spell out th«actons to be taken by your department to protect dslocated employees," Fely told the Commsson. Sees Increasng- Automaton He sad CSEA assumed that there would be an ever-lncreasln? use by the State of Electronc Data Processng equpment and programs n the near future and, whle the Assocaton s In favor of any sound move that Increases the effcency of publc servce, "we beleve that tlje Commsson and the Department should formulate the steps that wll be taken to assure maxmum protecton to dslocated employees." Felly sad the Assocaton would lke to partcpate n the establshment of the recommended program. Pass your copy of the Leader To a Non-Member Mrs. Gunda VanNorr of the Research Department of Central Islp State Hosptal receved a $25 mert award from Dr. Frauds J. O'Nell, drector of the hosptal durng receut ceremones. Shown durar the presentaton are, left to rght: C. K. Walsh, assocate personnel admluutrator, Dr. O'Nell; J. Heymau, senor research scentst; Mrs. VanNorr and Dr. Sdney Merlb, drector psjrcbatrlo reearch.