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C iv il S e rv ic e E m p lo y e e s A s -
lia t io n , a p p o in te d b y th e
k r d o f D ir e c to r s o f t h e A s s o c ia -
»n i n a c c o rd v irith th e p r o v is io n s
t h e A s s o c ia tio n ’s C o n s t it u t io n ,
i d w i t h th e S e c re ta ry o f th e A s -
ia t io n o n A u g u s t 8 th e f o llo w -
S l i s t o f c a n d id a te s :
F o r P r e s id e n t, F r a n k L . T o l-
m a n ; f o r 1 s t V ic e P r e s id e n t, Jesse
B . M c F a r la n d ; f o r 2 n d V ic e P r e s id
e n t, J o h n F . PoA^i^rs; f o r 3 r d V ic e
P r e s id e n t, F r a n c is H . N e itz e l,
H a r r y B . S c h w a r tz , F r e d e r ic k J .
W a lt e r s ; f o r 4 t h V ic e P re s id e n t,
J . A lly n S te a r n s ; f o r 5 t h V ic e
P r e s id e n t, C la re n c e W . F . S t o t t ;
f o r S e c re ta ry , J a n e t M a c fa r la n e ;
f o r T r e a s u i’e r^ E a r l P . P fa n n e -
b e c k e r.
“ O n S e p te m b e r 8 th e N o m in a ­
t in g C o m m itte e w a s a d v is e d b y
t h e S e c r e ta r y t h a t C la re n c e W . F .
S t o t t , n o m in a te d f o r 5 t h V ic e
P re s id e n t, f o r m a lly d e c lin e d th e
n o m in a t io n i n a le t t e r d a te d S e p ­
te m b e r 4 , 1947. I n t h is le t t e r o f
d e c lin a t io n M r . S t o t t s ta te d h e
w a s a d v is e d t h a t a p e t it io n n o m ­
in a t in g h im f o r 3 r d V ic e P re s id e n t
h a d b e e n d u ly fille d w it h th e S e c ­
J . S . A g e n c i e s G e t O r d e r :
■ i r e Y o u r W a r S e r v i c e
A p p o i n t e e s I m m e d i a t e l y
Special to T be LEAD Ett
W A S H I N G T O N , S e p t . 1 5 -
d r a s t i c n e w p l a n t o c o m -
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I g e n c ie a t o f i r e t h e i r w a r
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^ o m f o r d i s p l a c e d c a r e e r
o r k e r s h a s b e e n d e c i d e d o n
y t h e U . S . C i v i l S e r v i c e
o m m i s s i o n .
D e s p ite p re s s u re f r o m th e W h lt ^
:ouse a n d s e v e re c r it ic is m f r o m
o n g re s s lo n a l a n d o t h e r s o u rc e s ,
le F e d e r a l a g e n c ie s h a v e b e e n
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t r ik e a g a in s t t a k in g o n th e c a r e e r
o r k e r s c e r t if ie d t o t h e m b y t h e
o m m is s io n .
T o b r e a k t h e d e a d lo c k th e C o m -
is s lo n w i l l i n a fe w d a y s is s u e
o r d e r w h ic h w i l l fo r c e th e
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w o r k e r s f o r e v e ry jo b le s s
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ts .
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’"a b r ie f t h e p la n w i l l w o r k lik e
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a q u o ta o f c a re e r e m p lo y e e s to
b e h ir e d a n d t h e n o r d e re d t o fire -
th r e e t im e s t h a t m a n y w a r s e rv ­
ic e w o rk e rs . T h e a g e n c ie s w i l l h a v e
t e n d a y s t o c o m p ly . I n case th e y
f a i l t o c o m p ly t h e C o m m is s io n
w i l l o r d e r s a la r y c h e c k s o f th e
w o rk e r s i n q u e s tio n s to p p e d .
A f t e r r e c e iv in g t h e f i r i n g o r d e r ,
th e a g e n c ie s w i l l foe in v it e d t o
s e le c t r e p la c e m e n ts f r o m a m o n g
c a r e e r e m p lo y e e s . T h e C o m m is ­
s io n . p la n s t o a s s e m b le c o m p le te
a p p lic a t io n fo r m s a n d o t h e r d a tft
so t h a t f u l l in f o r m a t io n w i l l b e
a v a ila b le . A g e n c ie s w h ic h h ir e
t h e ir f u l l q u o ta o f c a r e e r p e o p le
w ill b e p e r m it t e d to c a n c e l th e
d is m is s a l n o tic e s g iv e n t w o - t h ir d s
o f t h e i r w a r s e rv ic e p e o p le . I f th e
a g e n c ie s f a l l t o h ir e t h e i r f u l l
q u o ta o f c a r e e r e m p lo y e e s , n e w
d is m is s a l n o tic e s w ill be o rd e re d ,
a g a in i n t h e r a t io o f th r e e t o o n e .
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C o m m is s io n o ffic ia ls , is t o a p p ly
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a lim i t e d t r i a l b a s is , a n d to e x ­
te n d I t m o r e w id e ly i f i t b r in g s
d e s ir e d re s u lts . In s id e s to r y , h o w ­
e v e r, is t h a t C o m m is s io n h o p e s
t h a t m e re t h r e a t o f s u c h a d r a s ­
t i c p r o g r a m b e in g p u t i n t o e f f e c t
w i l l b r in g s p e e d y v o lu n t a r y a c tio n
f r o m a g e n c ie s .
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p u t t h is p ro p o s e d p la n in t o e ffe c t
o n a b r o a d s c a le , t h e F e d e r a l
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s e r v ic e p e o p le t h a n w o u ld h a v e
b e e n n e c e s s a ry i f t h e y h a d c o m ­
p lie d w i t h C i v il S e rv ic e re q u e s ts
o n a v o lu n t a r y b a s is . F u r th e r m o r e ,
d is r u p t io n o f t h e w o r k o f F e d e r a l
a g e n c ie s , o n e o f th e m a jo r re a s o n s
p u t f o r t h b y a g e n c y p w s o n n e l
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n u m b e r o f la y - o f f s i n U . S .
a g e n c ie s a t 32,639 d u r in g J u ly .
B r in g in g t o t a l F e d e r a l e m p lo y ­
m e n t d o w n to 1,817,143 b y th e
e n d o f t h e m o n th .
I C c i v l l l a n g o v e rn m e n t w oji’k e rs
o u ts id e t h e U . S. a r e a ls o in c lu x /e o .
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f a c t w a s c o n f ir m e d b y t h e S e c re ­
t a r y o f th e A s s o c ia tio n . T h e N o m ­
i n a t in g C o m m itte e o n S e p te m b e r
8 f o r m a lly p r e s e n te d t o th e S e c ­
r e t a r y t h e n a m e o f W a y rie W .
S o p e r as c a n d id a te f o r t h e o ffic e
o f 5 t h V ic e P re s id e n t.
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C o n s t it u t io n , th e p e t it io n f o r i n ­
d e p e n d e n t n o m in a t io n s h a v in g
b e e n p r o p e r ly f ile d b y C la re n c e W .
P . S t o t t a s c a n d id a te f o r 3 r d V ic e
R e s id e n t a n d a ls o t h e p e t it io n f o r
in d e p e n d e n t n o m in a t io n f o r T r e a ­
s u r e r o f H a r r y G . P o x h a v in g d u ly
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f lle d , th e c a n d id a te s f o r th e o ffic e s
o f t h e A s s o c ia tio n as t h e y w i l l
a p p e a r o n t h e o f f ic ia l b a llo t a r e :
F o r P r e s id e n t, F r a n k L . T o lm a n ;
f o r 1 s t V ic e P r e s id e n t. Je sse B .
M c F a r la n d ; f o r 2 n d V ic e P r e s id
e n t ; J o h n F . P o w e rs ; f o r 3 r d
V ic e P r e s id e n t, FraiJiois I I , N e itz e l,
H a r r y B . S c h w a r t z , C la r e n c e W . F
S t o t t , F r e d e r ic k J . W a lt e r s ; f o r
4 t h V ic e P r e s id e n t, J . A lly n
S te a r n s ; f o r 5 t h V ic e P r e s id e n t.
W a y n e W . S o p e r; f o r S e c r e ta r y ,
J a n e t M a c f a r la n e ; f o r tr e a s u r e r ,
H a r r y Q . F o x . E a r l P . P ta n n e -
b e c k e r.
K e y A n s w e r s —
G r a d e 2 C l e r k T e s t
O f f i c i a l t e n t a t i v e k e y a n s w e r s f o r t h e C l e r k , G r a d e 2 ,
w r i t t e n t e s t h a v e b e e n r e l e a s e d b y t h e N Y C C i v i l S e i- v ic e
C o m m i s s i o n . T h e t e s t w a s t a k e n l a s t S a t u r d a y i n 1 3
s c h o o l s by m o r e t h a n 1 9 , 0 0 0 c a n d i d a t e s . T h e a n s w e r s
f o l l o w .
C a n d i d a t e s w h o w i s h t o f i l e p r o t e s t s a g a i n s t t h e s e
t e n t a t i v e k e y a n s w e r s h a v e u n t i l O c t o b e r 1 , 1 9 4 7 t o s u b ­
m i t t h e i r p r o t e s t s i n w r i t i n g , t o g e t h e r w i t h t h e e v i d e n c e
u p o n w h i c h s u c h p r o t e s t s a r e b a s e d . C l a i m s o f m a n i f e s t
e r r o r i n k e y a n s w e r s w i l l n o t b e a c c e p t e d a f t e r O c t o b e r
1 , 1 9 4 7 .
1 J 3 ; 2 .C ; 3 .C ; 4 ,D ; 5 ,A ; 6 .B ; 7 ,C ; 8 .B ; 9 ,A ; 10,B ; H . A ; 12,A ; 1 3 J5;
14,B : 15,C ; 16,A ; 17,D : 18,D : 19,D : 2 0 .C ; 2 1 ,B ; 22,D : 2 3 .B ; 2 4 ,A ;
2 5 ,C ; 2 6 .C ; 2 7 .C ; 28 ,A ; 2 9 ,C ; 3 0 ,C ; 3 1 3 ; 3 2 .C ; 33,A ; 3 4 .B ; 3 5 ,D ;
3 6 ,E ; 37,D ; 3 8 ,A ; 3 9 ,E ; 4 0 .D ; 4 1 .C ; 4 2 .C j 4 3 .D ; 4 4 3 ; 4 5 3 ; 4 6 .B ;
47,B : 4 8 ,A : 49,C : 5 0 ,D ; 5 1 ,C ; 5 2 .D ; 5 3 .D ; 5 4 ,D : 55Ji: 5 6 .C : 57,C ;
5 8 ,A ; 5 0 ,B ; 60,C ; 61,C ; 6 2 ,B ; G 3 3 ; 6 4 B ; 6 5 ,D ; 6 6 ,C ; 6 7 3 : 6 8 .A ;
6 ^ ,D ; 70 ,B ; 7 1 ,A ; 7 2 ,A ; 7 3 ,D ; 7 4 ,A ; 7 5 3 : 76,D ; 77,A ; 7 8 ,C ; 7 9 3 ;
B o ,P i 8 1 ,A ; 8 2 .B : 8 3 ,D ; 84 ,A ; 8 5 3 ; 8 6 ,C ; 8 7 .A ; 8 8 ,B ; 89,E ; 9 0 3 ;
i< i; A r 92 ,E ; 9 3 ,A ; 9 4 .A ; 9 5 ,D ; 9 6 ,C ; 97,E , 9 8 ,A ; 9 9 3 : lOO.C.

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L e g is la tu r e f o r s a la r y a d ju s tm e n ts
r e t r o a c t iv e to A p r il 1, 1947.
“ T h e s e th r e e r e lie f m e a s u re s
a r e v i t a l l y n e c e s s a ry t o s a v e S ta te
s e r v ic e f r o m a g ra v e c o lla p s e o f
m o r a le a n d e ffic ie n c y . T h e y a re
c o m p le te ly j u s t ifie d b y e c o n o m ic
c h a n g e s . T h e S ta te o f C a lif o r n ia
h a s m e t th e s it u a t io n as t o it s
e m p lo y e e s b y p r o v id in g a t e n -
m illio n d o lla r c o s t o f liv in g a d ­
ju s t m e n t b ill r e t r o a c t iv e to A p r il
1, 1^47. T h e v a r io u s a d ju s tm e n ts
b e in g m a d e i n in d u s t r y c o n s titu te
th e o n ly w a y o f p r e s e r v in g h e a lt h ­
f u l s o c ia l c o n d itio n s a m o n g th e
m illio n s w h o w o r k f o r s a la r ie s .
H o w e v e r w e m a y h o p e f o r a n d
p r a y f o r a n a t io n a l a n d in t e r n a ­
t io n a l e c o n o m y t h a t w i l l be m o re
s ta b le t h a n th e p r e s e n t, i t is n o t
m o r a lly r i g h t to v ic t im iz e th e S ta te
e m p lo y e e s b y a d h e re n c e to a s a l­
a r y p o lic y t h a t ig n o re s th e fa c ts o f
o u r p r e s e n t e c o n o m y .”
i s s n . P r e d i c t s
I r e a t G a i n
In M e m b e r s
F o llo w in g is a c o n t in u a t io n o f
m e m b e r s h ip c o m m itte e s a p p o in t ­
e d b y c h a p te r s o f th e C iv il S e rv ic e
E m p lo y e e s A s s o c ia tio n . T h e L E A D ­
E R h a s p r in t e d o th e r n a m e s o f
s u c h a p p o in tm e n ts in p re c e d in g
is s u e s .
A ll S ta te e m p lo y e e s w ill be a p -
a iro a c h e d b y th e s e m e m b e rs , b e -
f e in n in g O c to b e r 1, to re n e w m e m ­
b e r s h ip o r to jo i n th e A s s o c ia tio n .
I ^ I l I n d ic a tio n s a re t h a t th e c a m ­
p a ig n to b e g in n e x t m o n th w ill
i* e s u lt in th e la rg e s t m e m b e r s h ip
h e A s s o c ia tio n h a s e v e r h a d .
P rio r to th e o p e n in g d a te o f th e
;a m p a ig n , e v e ry S ta te e m p lo y e e
R 'ill re c e iv e e it h e r a m e m b e r s h ip
e n e w a l b i l l o r a n a p p lic a tio n f o r
n e m b e rs h ip .
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id b y th e v a r io u s c h a p te r p r e s i-
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M E M B E R S H IP C O M M IT T E E S
W a s s a ic S t a t e S c h o o l
N e llie I n n o c e n t, P r e s id e n t; A d e ­
lin e F o le y , T h e lm a C a r l, E t h e l
W e s t, E d n a P . B a r t h , R o s e W h it e ,
M a d y ln D a v is , M a r g a r e t G r o g a n ,
M a u d e M in o g u e , R a n g w a ld B r u s le ,
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T h o m a s A h e a r n , M ild r e d D o ty ,
M a b le W h it m a n , L a m a R e m s -
b e rg e r, H e r b e r t J . N e ls o n , B e a tr ic e
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B a r b e r , C e c il G iid a y .
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J a m e s J . W a ls h , P r e s id e n t; S g t.
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V a n D e u s e n , H o w a r d P ills w o r t h ,
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K e in a t h . T o m L e d o n s k y , R o y
H o f f m a n , A d e la id e Z a c k a n y , T o m
H e n d e rs o n .
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s e p h S c h ir m e r , C h a ir m a n ; H e le n
B . S h o re s , P h o e b e S m it h , G ra c e
M . L o n g h u r s t, M a r g a r e t L o p e z ,
M ild r e d G r o v e r , F le tc h e r S lik e r ,
C la re n c e N ic h o ls .
F o r e s t P r o t e c t i o n C h a p t e r
A r t h u r H . W a ls h , J r ., P ie s id e n t;
C la u d e V a n W ie , W illia m G o u ld ,
S . G . B a s c o m b , G e o rg e B a ile y ,
H e r t K jr t C a ll, A m b ro s e T u r c k ,
F r e d G r if f in , , L a w r e n c e L id d le ,
C h e s te r J . Y o p s , F r a n k M c G in n ,
G e o rg e M c D o n n e ll, C h a r le s N .
T i- a v e r, E . R . B ru n d a g e , I r a
T h o m a s , C. E . D a re , R . A . H e n r y .
S iu ff S in g P r is o n C h a p t e r
R u fu s A . T u n n e ll, P re s id e n t;
P r a n k L e o n a r d , J a m e s M c C ra n e ,
J . C o v e n e y , J o h n P ia n o , W illia m
M c D o n a ld , A r t h u r B ro w a .'
C iv il S e r v ic e D e p a r t m e n t .
A lb a n y C h a p t e r
T h e o d o re B e c k e r , P re s .; G a r -
s o n Z a u s m e r, H e le n F o r te , G r a n ­
v ille H ills , L a w re n c e K e r w ln , D o r ­
o t h y S m it h , G ra c e S h a r p , L o u is
L u iz z i, M a r y o n V a r le y , M a r y S a ­
le r n o , M a r io n B r a d y .
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M ic h a e l P . B r e n n a n , P r e s id e n t;
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s o n , E liz a b e th E n s ig n , B e a tr ic e
D o re y .
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E a r le G r a h a m , J o h n M u lla n e y , C .
K e n n e t h M a h a n e y , G e o rg e S w it -
z z e r, W illia m B . C o rc o ra n , E d w a r d
V a n D e r b o s c h , D o n a ld K . W ils o n .
S t a t e T e a c h e r s C o lle g e a t F r e d o n ia
L e s lie R . G r e g o r y , A .'-s o c ia tio n
R e p r e s e n ta tiv e , D r . P h il C . L a n g ,
D r . R o b e r t G r e n n e ll.
C r e e d m o r e S t a t e H o s p it a l C h a p t e r
J o h n L . M u r p h y , P r e s id e n t;
K a t h le e n D o n lo n , E d n a M u lh a r e ,
S a d ie C a rs w e ll, A lf r e d H . H a u g h n ,
J u lia S te in b a k e r , W a n d a L o n le s k l,
T h e o d o re E r ic s o n , B r id g e t K e n ­
n e d y , V in c e n t F a r r u g g la , G e o rg e
R . N a d e a u . L i t t a H a n s e n , F r a n k
M c M a n u s , C h a r le s K im b le , H e le n
P . P e te rs o n , A lic e M a th e r s .
G o w a n d a S t a t e H o s p it a l C h a p t e r
F r e d e r ic k M illlm a n , P r e s id e n t;
C h a r le s S a n d w ic k , A n it a G ilr a y ,
R u b y R a ip o r t , F r a n k N y l^ a r t,
H e n r y K e lle y , M a r io n B ljm a s t e r .
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T h e S t a t e
E m p l o y e e
By Dr, Frank L. Tolman
P r e s i d e n t , T h e C iv il S e r v ic e E m ­
p lo y e e s A s s o c ia tio n ^ I n c ., a n d
M e m b e r o f t h e E m p lo y e e s ’ M e r it
A w a r d B o a r d .
What's Wrong With Our Hospitals?
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h e t h r e e p i l l a r s , u p o n w h i c h r e s t a s o u n d p u b l i c p o l i c y
f o r t h e c a r e o f t h e m e n t a l l y i l l a r e :
1 . A d e q u a t e m e d i c a l c a r e .
2 . G o o d n u r s i n g a n d a t t e n d a n t c a r e .
3 . W i d e u s e o f p r o g r a m s o f n o r m a l a c t i v i t i e s s u c h a s
e d u c a t i o n a n d o c c u p a t i o n a l t h e r a p y i n r e h a b i l i t a t i o n o f
p a t i e n t s .
G o v e r n o r D e w e y s o u n d l y s p a n k e d t h e o l d M e n t a l
H y g i e n e D e p a r t m e n t f o r n o t d o i n g a p r o p e r j o b . H e r e ­
o r g a n i z e d t h e D e p a r t m e n t a n d p r o m i s e d t h a t u n d e r h i s
a d m i n i s t r a t i o n t h e S t a t e w o u l d p r o v e w o r t h y o f i t s s a c r e d
t r u s t a s f o s t e r p a r e n t f o r t h e “ w a r d s o f t h e S t a t e ” .
I t is m y w i s h t o g i v e c r e d i t f o r e v e r y i t e m o f i m p r o v e ­
m e n t t h a t h a s b e e n m a d e . T h e t o p a g e n c y , t h e D e p a r t ­
m e n t s t a f f i n A l b a n y , h a s b e e n m u l t i p l i e d , a n d s u p e r v i s i o n
o f t h e m a n y h o s p i t a l s h a s b e e n e x t e n d e d a n d i n t e n s i f i e d .
S o m e i n t e r e s t i n g e x p e r i m e n t s i n M e n t a l H y g i e n e c l i n i c s
h a v e b e e n m a d e . T h e c o n t r o l m e c h a n i s m h a s b e e n c r e a t e d
a n d n o d o u b t h a s b e g u n t o f u n c t i o n . T h e p a t i e n t s b e n e f i t
o n l y i n d i r e c t l y f r o m t o p c o n t r o l s . T h e y a r e d e p e n d e n t o n
t h e h o s p i t a l s t a f f s . H o w m u c h b e t t e r a r e t h e h o s p i t a l s
t o d a y ?
I t m a y b e d o u b t e d t h a t n u i c h , i f a n y p r o g r e s s , h a s b e e n
n o t e d b y e i t h e r t h e s t a f f s o r t h e p a t i e n t s i n t h e h o s p i t a l s .
T h e l a r g e h o s p i t a l s , w h i c h a r e r e a l l y s m a l l c i t i e s , h a v e
b e e n d i f f e r e n t i a t e d f r o m t h e s m a l l e r h o s p i t a l s a n d h a v e
b e e n g r a n t e d m o r e r e c o g n i t i o n a n d m o r e a n d h i g h e r l o p
p o s i t i o n s .
Nursing Service Inadequate
N e a r l y e v e r y w h e r e t h e n u r s i n g s e r v i c e is r e p o r t e d a s
d e p l e t e d a n d i n a d e q u a t e , p o s s i b l y b e y o n d a n y t h i n g i n t h e
p a s t h i s t o r y o f t h e d e p a r t m e n t . M u c h t h e s a m e is t r u e o f
t h e a t t e n d a n t s . E v e r y d e v ic e h a s b e e n u s e d t o r e c r u i t
T o m , D i c k a n d H a r r y w i t h o u t m u c h r e f e r e n c e t o p r o p e r
C i v i l S e r v i c e p r o c e d u r e . T h e o v e r t u r n is s o t r e m e n d o u s
t h a t w e s e e m t o h a v e a p a s s i n g p a r a d e r a t h e r t h a n a p e r ­
m a n e n t s t a f i'.
A s t o t h e t h i r d e s s e n t i a l , t h e r a p e u t i c w o r k p r o g r a m s
a n d e d u c a t i o n a l p r o g r a m s , t h e s i t u a t i o n is p e r h a p s e v e n
w o r s e .
T h e n e w t h e o r y w h i c l i g r e w f r o m t h e f i r s t w o r l d w a r
a n d w h i c h h a s b e e n g r e a t l y s t r e n g t h e n e d b y t h e s e c o n d
w o r l d w a r is b r i e f l y t h a t i f y o u c a n k e e p t h e p a t i e n t s b u s y
a n d i n t e r e s t e d i n n o r m a l w o r k a c t i v i t i e s , t h e h a b i t s o f
n o r m a l f u n c t i o n i n g w i l l b e g r e a t l y s t r e n g t h e n e d a n d i n
t i m e w i l l p r e v a i l .
Lim ited O ccupational Therapy
I t is n o t e a s y t o p l a n s i m p l e p r a c t i c a l a c t i v i t y w o r k
p r o g r a m s f o r t h o u s a n d s o f p a t i e n t s i n d i f f e r e n t s t a g e s a n d
t y p e s o f m e n t a l d e r a n g e m e n t . T h i s i n v o l v e s m u c h m o r e
t h a n e m p l o y m e n t i n t h e r o u t i n e t a s k s o f t h e h o s p i t a l s .
S k i l l s o f t h e h i g h e s t l y p e , w i d e e x p e r i m e n t a t i o n a n d c r e a ­
t i v e t h i n k i n g a r e e s s e n t i a l t o s u c c e s s .
S o l i m i t e d is t h e O c c u p a t i o n a l T h e i - a p y s t a f f t h a t a s
c o m p a r e d w i t h t h e F e d e r a l p r o g i ' a m i n V e t e i - a n s ’ H o s ­
p i t a l s , a n O c c u p a t i o n a l T h e r a p y p r o g r a m c a n h a r d l y b e
s a i d t o e x i s t i n t h e S t a t e H o s p i t a l s .
T h e r e a r e a p p r o x i m a t e l y 3 0 0 O c c u p a t i o n a l T h e r a p y
p e r s o n n e l f a c e d w i t h t h e j o b o f r e h a b i l i t a t i n g n e a r l y 1 0 0 ," -
0 0 0 m e n t a l l y i l l p a t i e n t s . E a c h t h e r a p i s t is t r y i n g t o d o
t h e w o r k o f t h r e e o r f o u r p e r s o n s . M a n y t h e r a p i s t s a r e
s a i d t o b e i l l f r o m o v e r w o r k a n d t h e i - e a r e n o a d e q u a t e
r e p l a c e m e n t s f o r t h o s e w h o a r e f o r c e d t o l e a \ e t h e s e r v ic e
b y r e a s o n o f d i s a b i l i t y o r d i s g u s t .
W a s t e o f S t a t e p r o p e r t y , c o s t l y a c c i d e r i t s a n d d e t e r ­
i o r a t i o n o f p a t i e n t s — t h e s e a r e a p a r t o f t h e p r i c e o f t h e
p r e s e n t p o l i c y o f t h e S t a t e i n n e g l e c t i n g a c t u a l c o n d i t i o n s
i n t h e h o s p i t a l s a n d c o n c e n t r a t i n g o n t h e t o p c o n t i 'o l s i t i
t h e d e p a r t m e n t s .
A g o o d d o c t o r s e e k s t o f i n d t h e l o c a t i o n a n d t h e c a u s e
o f a n y d is e a s e . W e n e e d t o g e t c l o s e r t o t h e a n a t o m y o f
t h e h o s p i t a l s t o f i n d t h e c u r e f o r t h e i n t e r n a l a i l m e n t s .
o t h y S p ire s , J . K . B a s h fo r d , F r a n - |
c is K e lly , C h a r le s G a f fn e y , T h e o - I
d o re S titz p l, G o r d o n C. W o o d ­
c o c k .
I t h a c a C h a p te r
W iU ia m S u lliv a n , P r e s id e n t;
M a b e l F o r d , C h a ir m a n ; V e d a
L a w s o n , R u t h B u r t , M ild r e d P a t ­
te r s o n , E le a n o r R ib le y . M a r y H i r -
c h a k .C h a rle s O ’B r ie n .
D i s t r ic t N o . 7, D e p a r /m e n t o f
P u b lic W o r k s
J . A . Y o u n g , A s s o c ia tio n R e p ­
r e s e n ta tiv e : E . G . M a r t in . A . T .
V a n H o r n e . W . E . B a r r o n . H . B .
P a r k e r , W . R . G a llo w a y . G . W .
W r ig h t . S. T . F is k .
D e p a r tm e n t o f L a w
.F r a n c is C , M a h e r , M f in b e i d I
B o a r d o f D i r e c t o r s : P e r c y L i e b e r -
m a n , W a l t e r E . C o n w a y . J . E
F i n k e l s t e i n , F l o r a n c e S c h i l l i n g ,
A n n F i tz . ‘; i r n m o n s . E l '^ a n o r M c ­
G e e .
H o r n e li C h a p te r
C h a r l e s W . M a l i e r , P io .s id e ii[ ;
J o h n H . S t e v e n s . C h a i r m a n ; A lic e
S t e w a r t . S . D . S i b l e y . K e n n e t h
S t u a r t . H a r r y T o l a n , S a r a h C o s -
t a n z o . H e l e n B . C o t t r e l l . A. A
O ’C o n n o r . A. J . M u e n c l i , R . E .
P a l m e r , J . C C r o n i n , K . F
T i i o m p .s o n . L e s l i e S t n it ii .
H u d s o n V 'a lle y A r m a r .y K in p lti.v t'es
C h a p t e r
C h a r l e s H . O u t h o u s e , P r e s i d e n t ;
R o b e r t P . M i n e r l e y , C h a .s. B i y a n L .
R o b e r l II. W o l t e r >
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W e lc h .
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r t a lly Q u a iitic d to p e r fo r m th e |
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t l i a t th e c o u r ts h a v e h e ld t h a t '
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p e r io d , a n d c o u ld be d r o p p e d a t
l i i e e n d o f s iic h p e rio d i f u n s a tis -
J a c to ry .
(L o s c c v. W a lla c e ; S ilv e r m a n v.
T a y o r ) N o r is th e d is a b le d v e te ra n
e n t it le d to th e h e a r in g o ti c h a rg e s
o i in c o m p 2te n c y o i m is c o n d u c t
vvh?n d r o p p e d a t th e e n d o f h is
p r o b a t io n a r y te r m — w h ic h h e is
e n t it le d to u n d e r S e c tio n 2 2 (1 ) o f
t h e C iv il S e rv ic e L a w i f s o u g h t
t o be re .-ro v c d a f t e r h a v in g s u c ­
c e s s fu lly pa.ssed h is p r o b a t io n a r y
p e rio d .
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B u t o n e t h in g m u s t e x is t in
o r d e r t h a t th e d r o p p in g a t th e
e n d o f th e p r o b a t io n a r y t e r m c a n
b e s u s ta in e d — g o o d f a i t h . L a w s
a n d ru le s g r a n t in g d is c r e tio n a r y
p o w e rs to p u b lic o f f ic ia l e x a c t, in
e x c h a n g e t h e r e fo r , th e im p lie d
p r o m is e t h a t s u c h p o w e rs w ill be
♦ “x e r c is e d in g o o d f a i t h a n d w ill
n o t be a b u s e d .
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P o lic e S e rg e a n t in th e C it y o f
Y o n k e r s w h o wa.s d ro p p e d a t th e
e n d o f h is p r o b a t io n a r y t e r m ,
t h is v e r y is s u e w a ^ ra is e d b y th e
e m p lo y e e in s e e k in g r e in s ta te m e n t
t o h is f o r m e r jo b . T h e S u p re m e
C o u r t in W e s tq h e s te r C o u n ty , b e ­
f o r e w h ic h t h e case w a s a rg u e d ,
p o in te d o u t t h a t th e e m p lo y e e
w a s n o t e n t it le d to c h a rg e s o f in -
c o m p s te n c y o r m is c o n d u c t, in a s ­
m u c h as th e Y o n k e r s C iv il S e r v ­
ic e r u le s s ta te d m e r e ly t h a t i f
c o n d u c t c a p a c ity a n d fitn e s s o f th e
p r o b a t io n e r a re s a t is f a c t o r y to
t h e a p p o in t in g o ffic e r h is r e te n ­
t io n i n th e s e rv ic e , a f t e r th e e n d
o f .such te r m , s h a ll be e q u iv a le n t
t o h is p e r m a n e n t a p p o in tm e n t;
b u t i f h is c o n d u c t, c a p a c ity a n d
iiin e s s be n o t s a 'is f a c t o r y h e m a y
be d is c h a rg e d a t th e e n d o f s u ih
te r m .
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T h e c o u r t th e n c o n c lu d e d :
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t h a t i f th e c o n d u c t, c a p a c ity a n d I
fitn e s s o f th e p r o b a t io n e r a r e n o t '
in g o o d f a i t h s a tis fa c to r y , th e
a p p o in tin g o ffic c r m a y d i.sm iss th e J
p r o b a t io n e r w it h th e s a m e fr e e ­
d o m o f ju d g m e n t as h e m a y a p ­
p o in t o n e o f th r e e p e rs o n s c e r t i­
fie d in th e f ir s t in s ta n c e b y th e
C iv il S e rv ic e C o m m is s io n * * *. O n
th e o t h e r h a n d , th e ‘g o o d f a i+ h ’
o f th e a p p o in t in g p o w e r in d is -
m is .s in g th e p r o b a t io n e r is a lw a y s
c o n s id e r a tio n . I n d is p u t a b ly , in th e
p re .s e n t in s ta n c e , th e a p p o in tin g
o ffic e r d e te r m in e d th e s e rv ic e s o f
p e t it io n e r to be u n s a tis fa c to r y .
T h e r e re m a in s , h o w e v e r, th e issue
as t o w h e t h e r th e d is c r e tio n e x ­
e rc is e d b y th e a p p o in t in g o ffic e r
w a s m a d e in ‘g o o d f a i t h . ’ o r a c t ­
u a te d b y p u r e ly a r b i t : a r y a n d
c a p ric io u s m o tiv e s . T h e c o n f lic t ­
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o f s u m m a r ily o n th e p a p e rs b e fo re
th e c o u r t. T h e f a c t u a l i.ssues r e ­
q u ir e a t r i a l b y j u r y , as d e ­
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A c c o r d in g ly i t a p p e a rs t h a t
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a p p o in t in g o ffic e r c a n n o t a r b i­
t r a r i l y “ f a i l ” a n a p p o in te e o n h is
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u r e r , M r s . E d n a V a n D e V e ld ; S e c ­
r e t a r y , M r s . W ilm a B o w e rm a n .
M e m b e r s o f th e E x e c u tiv e C o m ­
m itte e e le c te d w e re : M r s . M a r y
P o p e c k , M is s E th le e n H a n a g a n ,
E d w a r d S c h a n z , G le n n F itz g e r a ld ,
E lm e r H a r t n a g e l, C h e s te r P e lls ,
M r s . A lic e ' W a ls h , M r s . J u n e
K e lle y , M is s C a th e r in e C u r t in .
D e le g a te s a n d a lte r n a t e s e le c te d
to r e p r e s e n t t h e c h a p t e r a t r e g u ­
l a r a n d s p e c ia l m e e tin g s o f th e
A s . ^ i a t i o n w e re : d e le g a te s , R o b ­
e r t L . S o p e r, M e r t o n W ils o n , P a u l-
State Assn. Laid Solid
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T h e f o llo w in g w e re e le c te d o f ­
fic e r s o f th e C o n fe re n c e o f A r m o r y
E m p lo y e e s , S ^ a te o f N e w Y o r k :
G e o rg e J . F is h e r , N e w Y o r k C it y ,
^ -'h a -rm a n ; R o b e r t M in e r ly , N e w ­
b u r g h , V ic e - C h a ir m a n , a n d C l i f ­
f o r d G . A s m u th , R o c h e s te r , S e c ­
r e t a r y . T h e m e e tin g a t w h ic h th e
e le c t io n to o k p la c e w a s h e ld in
S y ra c u s e .
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t io n . T h e r e c o m m e n d a tio n s w e re
n o t a d o p te d b y th e L e g is la tu r e .
T h e A s s o c ia tio n d id n o t a g re e w it h
I'lCj C o m m itte e ’s s a la r y e v a lu a tio n
in a ll case s, b u t i t d id a g re e w it h
th o s u b s t a n t ia l s u g g e s tio n s f o r
c la s s ific a tio n a n d e s ta b lis h m e n t o f
a d e q u a te s a la r y .scales. The.se s u b ­
s t a n t ia l im p r o v e m e n ts w e re to
c o m e s o m e t w e n t y y e a rs la t e r — a
s a d p r o o f o f p o lit ic a l in e f fic ie n c y
o n th e p a r t o f s c o re s o f m e n w h o
h a d n o t y e t s e n s e d t h a t a n e ffi­
c ie n t c iv il g o v e r n m e n t is th e
g r e a te s t g i f t o f c iv iliz a t io n -
S u ccess in 1918
T h e A s s o c ia tio n ’s h e r o ic e f f o r t s
to d a y to d ir e c t e x e c u tiv e a n d
le g is la t iv e a t t e n t io n t o th e d ir e
s t r a it s o f th o u s a n d s o f p u b lic e m ­
p lo y e e s a n d t h e ir f a m ilie s o n a c ­
c o u n t o f th e h ig h p r ic e s o f th e
n e c e s s itie s o f lif e , r e c a ll th e A s ­
s o c ia t io n ’s e f f o r t s p a r t ic u la r ly o f
1918 a n d o n , w h e n p r ic e s w e re
s k y r o c k e tin g a n d s a la r ie s s ta n d ­
in g s t ill. A t t h a t tim e . S e n a to r
G e o rg e R . F e a ro n o f S y ra c u s e ,
to o k th e le a d e r s h ip i n e s p o u s in g
th e A s s o c ia tio n ’s c a u s e a n d s p o n -
o re d s u c c e s s fu lly a b i l l w h ic h g a v e
s o m e r e lie f.
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a r y C o m m itte e , c o m p o s e d o f H o r a ­
t i o M . P o llo c k , a o n e tim e p r e s i­
d e n t o f th e A s s o c ia tio n a n d a
w o r ld re c o g n iz e d s t a t is t ic ia n , M a r y
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s t a t e d : “ T h e p r e s e n t c h a o tic c o n ­
d it io n o f s a la r ie s i n t h e S ta te
d e p a r tm e n ts is d u e to la c k o f p la n
a n d s y s te m i n th e d e t e r m in a t io n
o f s a la r ie s . E a c h d e p a r t m e n t a c ts
in d e p e n d e n t ly i n r e q u e s tin g a p p r o ­
p r ia t io n s f o r p o s itio n s a n d so m e
d e p a r tm e n ts h a v e b e e n m u c h m o re
s u c c e s s fu l t h a n o th e r s in s e c u rin g
a p p r o p r ia tio n s . T h e r e s u lt is g ro s s
in e q u a litie s .”
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F r o r ti i t ’s c o n s ta n t in t e llig e n t
p r e s e n t a tio n t o th e p e o p le , th e
L e g is la tu r e , th e e x e c u tiv e s a n d
th e a d m in is t r a t o r s o f S ta te g o v ­
e r n m e n t, o f th e fa c t s a n d o f
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d is g r a c e fu l s a la r y c o n d itio n s o f i
S ta te e m p lo y m e n t, th e A .s s o c ia -
t io n f in a lly a t t a ih e d th e F e ld -
H a m ilt o n L a w o f 1937. T h e la w
r e v o lu tio n iz e d S ta te s a la r y p o lic ie s
s e t u p p e r a :a n e n t m a c h in e r y f o r
c la s s ific a tio n a n d s a la r y a llo c a ­
tio n , a n d to o k m u c h o f th e h a p ­
h a z a r d a n d o t h e r a n t i- s o c ia l a n d
a n ti- e c o n o m ic fe a tu r e s o u t o f
p u b lic s a la r y f ix in g . I t s p r in c ip le s
w e re a d o p te d i n m a n y ju r is d ic t io n s
w it h in a n d o u ts id e th e S ta te .
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th e h ig h m o r a l c h a r a c t e r o f th e
e a r ly le a d e rs o f th e A s s o c ia tio n in
p u r s u in g t h e ir u n s e lfis h p u rp o s e s
o f a b e tte r c iv il g o v e r n m e n t a n d
b e tte r w o r k in g c o n d itio n s f o r t h e ir
f e llo w e m p lo y e e s , is a c o n s ta n t
in c e n tiv e to th e -e x p a n s io n o f th e
A s s o c ia tio n in m e m b e r s h ip a n d in
e f f o r t t o a ll o f t h e e m p lo y e e s o f
t h e c o u n tie s , c itie s , to w n s , v illa g e s
a n d d is t r ic t s o f N e w Y o r k S ta te .
T h e w o rd s o f G o v e r n o r H e r b e r t
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m y ta s k m u c h e a s ie r d u r in g th e
fiv e y e a rs I h a v e s p e n t in A lb a n y ,
a n d I w is h th e A s s o c ia tio n c o n ­
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H y g ie n e D e p a r t m e n t w i l l a tte n d to
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W a lla c e , c h a p te r p r e s id e n t.
T h e c h a p t e r ’s m e m b e r s h ip c o m ­
m itte e w ill be s w in g in g in t o a c tio n
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D in in g R o o m .
S o p h ie V o s s , M a in B ld g ., S u p e r ­
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P a t r ic k O e r a g h ty , M . 5.
A1 W h ite , M 4.
D e n n is O ’S h e a , S te w a r d ’s O ffic e .
R o b e rt M a r t in , L a u n d r y .
J o h n B . M a r t in , P o w e r H o u s e .
K a te O ’B r ie n , N B 3.
T h o m a s D a ly , P lu m b e r S h o p .
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W illia m W a lla c e , K it c h e n 3.
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J o h n P ric e , C a r p e n te r S h o p .
M ic h a e l M a lo n e y , P a tr o lm e n .
M r s i T r a y n o r , O T .
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T h e c h a p te r h a s s u b m itte d a
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w i l l re c e iv e th e s u p p o r t o f th e
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v e n tio n i n A lb a n y . A m o n g th e
m o re im p o r t a n t o f th e s e re s o lu ­
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H a z a r d o u s o r a r d u o u s p a y f o r
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P a r t ia l h a z a rd o u s p a y f o r s u p e r ­
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w a rd s u n d e r t h e ir s u p e r v is io n ;
A 2 5 -y e a r o p t io n a l p e n s io n w i t h ­
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in g s a re c a lle d b y th e P r e s id e n t
d u r in g t h e y e a r t o v o te o n m a t ­
te r s p e r t a in in g t o th e w e lfa r e o f
m e m b e rs . A n a n n u a l C h is tm a s e n ­
t e r t a in m e n t a n d d in n e r is h e ld
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n o n -v e te r a n s T h e e n t ir e l is t
deludes 4 ,4 8 ^ e lig ib le s .
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ion S e c re ta ry , t o ld T h e L E A D E R
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jo u n s e l C h a r le s E . M u r p h y is s u e s
a n o th e r o p in io n o n z e ro p e r c e n t
d is a b ility . ,T h e C o m m is s io n h a s
a s k e d h im t o a p p ro v e a c e r t if ic a t e ,
a cce p ta b le t o th e V e te r a n s A d m in ­
is tra tio n , u p o n w h ic h f u t u r e d is -
d is a b le d v e te r a n p r e fe r e n c e .
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t if ic a t io n s a re n o t e x p e c te d to be
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m e n t e x p e c ts to m a k e a t le a s t 4 0 0
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a d is a b le d v e te r a n . W h e n s u c h a
c e r t if ic a t e is a g re e d u p o n , t h e
C o m m is s io n w i l l p ro c e s s d is a b le d
v e te r a n p r e fe r e n c e c la im s a lo n g
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r e c e n tly b y M r . M u r p h y . T h is
o p in io n h e ld t h a t “ z e ro p e r c e n t ­
e rs ” a r e n o t e lig ib le f o r d is a b le d
v e te r a n p r e fe r e n c e o n th e b a s is o f
th e C o u r t o f A p p e a ls d e c is io n in
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th e n u m b e r o f “ z e ro p e r c e n te r s ”
a d d it io n a l 300 In D e c e m b e r. T h e r e
is a p o s s ib ilit y t h a t th e s e fig u r e s
m a y be re v is e d u p w a r d , d e p e n d ­
in g o n w h e t h e r P o lic e C o m m is ­
s io n e r A r t h u r W . W a lla n d e r d e ­
c id e s th e r e is a n e e d f o r m o r e
P a tr o lm e n a t t h a t tim e .
T h e C o m m is s io n e r is e x p e c te d
to a u th o r iz e s u ffic ie n t a p p o in t ­
m e n ts to f i l l t h e D e p a r t m e n t
q u o ta b y J u n e , 1948. A t p r e s e n t
th e r e a r e a p p r o x im a t e ly 1,4 00 v a ­
c a n c ie s . A d d it io n a l v a c a n c ie s a r e
e x p e c te d a s a r e s u lt o f p r o m o t io n s ,
r e s ig n a tio n s , r e tir e m e n ts a n d
d e a th s .
W h o W i ll B e A p p o in te d
D u r in g th e fo u r -y e a ip le g a l l i f e
o f th e e lig ib le lis t , i t is e x p e c te d
t h a t a ll o f th e d is a b le d a n d t h a t
m o s t o f th e n o n - d is a b le d v e te r a n s q u a lifie d . A p p o in te e s th e n g e n e r a l,
w i l l b e o ffe r e d a p p o in tm e n ts . A n d ! l y a re as.sig ne d to a t w o - m o n t h s ’
s h o u ld p r o p o s a ls f o r in c re a .-rin g th e c o u rs e o f t r a in in g w h ic h in c lu d e s
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T h e c u r r e n t P a t r o lm a n e lig ib le l i . s t : r o u t in e p o lic e p r o c e d u re . U p o n
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p r o m u lg a te d a l i t t l e m o re t h a u a a r e a s s ig n e d to d u ty . P ro v i.s io n a l
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W h e n th e n e w lis t is p r o m u l- a f t e r o n e y e a r o f s a t is f a c t o r y
g a te d , a n d e lig ib le s a re c e r t i f i e d ! s e rv ic e .
f o r a p p o in tm e n t, t h e y w ill be
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to a p p e a r f o r b lo o d te s ts a n d x -
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w i l l s u b m it t o a th o r o u g h m e d ic a l
e x a m in a tio n , g iv e n b y P o lic e p h y ­
s ic ia n s , w h ic h is v e r y ^ m ila r to th e
m e d ic a l g iv e n m e n e n te r n g th e
a r m e d fo rc e s .
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be c o m p le te d w it h in a tw o - w e e k
F o llo w in g is th e c o m p le te e lig i­
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a p p o in t m e n t o r d e r. T h e n u m b e r
b e s id e e a c h n a m e is th e r e la t iv e
p o s it io n d f th e e lig ib le o n th e l i s t
p u b lis h e d b y th e C o m m is s io n . I t
d o e s n o t ta k e in t o c o n s id e r a tio n
th e d is a b le d v e te ra n a n d n o n - d is ­
a b le d v e te r a n p r e ie ie r ic o cr:.r*nns.
H o w e v e r, T h e L E A D E R h a s r e ­
a r r a n g e d th e l i s t so t h a t d is a b le d
p e rio d . T h o s e w h o p a s s w ill g e t a , v e te ra n s m o v e to th e to p as a
b a c k g r o u n d c h e c k , a n d th e n w ill I g i-o u p , n o n - d is a b le d v e te r a n s n e x t.
re c e iv e p r o v is io n a l a p p o in tm e n ts .
E lig ib le s w h o f a l l th e m e d ic a l o r
b a c k g r o u n d c h e c k w ill b e d is ­
a n d n o n - v e t e r a n s la s t. T h is is a c ­
t u a lly d o n e b y th e C o m m is s io n
w h e n a p p o in tm e n ts a re m a d e .
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S a m u e l F . M a lo n e . 88.95
\ ito C. U a D a b o , 88.20
K n ric o V. I n f o r t u n i o , 88.00
,)ohn F . C Jerin g , 87.40
l.,e o n ard S p a tz , 87.15
I’e t e r Z a h e r k e , 87.00
l l o b e r t J . I l a r n e d , 8(5.80
C h e s te r K. R n s s e ll, 86.70
K io h a rd J . M a n n in y , 80.70
17. .lo h n W . W o o to n . 8G.50
J o h n J . F le m in g :. 86.10 i
K u g e n e F . F o le y , 85.85
M ic h a e l C. lU it tis ta ; 85.85
ti e o r g e F . T y s o n . 85.70
i:. A. B e r t h o u d . i>5.-15
K o b t. F . T alt> ot. 85.25
lU.y V . C a h ill, 85.05
A r t h u r A , K o e s t n e r , 81.850-
Irv in K R o s e n , 81.75
K a y m o n d O. O e h le r , 84.70
C h a r l e s K S lb o n , 84.65
J o h n M . H a r t y , 84.30
R, J. J a s t r e m b s k i , 84.20
Jo B e p h J . P y r c e l l , 84..10
F r a n k M. W h i t n e y . 84.00
J a c k C. J a r o n , 83.90
K d w u r d J . C a s s in , 83.85
W in J . W e llo c k , 83.55
C h a r l e s F . J > a rio n z , 83.50
D e n is S. B a r r y , 83.45
N e v ille C. A dam .s, 83.30
D a v id B a x t e r , 83.25
W i lli a m A . Bovfcrie, 83.25
lO rtw ard o C a p a z z i, 83.25
I'Jd w a rd A. G r a y , 83.15
R i c h a r d G a l l a g h e r , 82.80
W a lte r W . F r a .s e r, 82.80
A d a m J . B is o g n o , 82.75
R o b e r t J . W a ls h , 82.70
(C alvin K. C a in , 82.70
.ro h n J . C n n im tn e s , 82.65
111. S e y m o u r T o lin e , 82.60
C h a r l e s M illa n d e r , 82.55
i)0. (ieorge W o iy n o tz , 82.50
K d w a r d G. T o l lm a n , 82.50
^)f«vid M. P a g p rio n e , 82.50
J o h n M o R e y iio ld s , 82.40
i>'r« iici.'s • (J lo o n a n , 82.40
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J o s e p h J . C o s te llo , 79.55
Jame.M V. C a w le y , 79.50
C h a r l e s A. A lt, 79.50
G e o r g e J . L a m e r , 79.500
W 'lllia m G r a n g e , 79.45
V ir g il G. K e e n , 79.45
A l b e r t J . K u n z , 79.40
P ftu l J . G e r a g h t y , 79.35
.lo h n F . C 'a ro le e , 79.35
W illia m E . L i n d e r , 79.30
W m . R . J o h n s t o n , 79.30
G e o r g e E . A lle n , 79.30
A r t h u r W . W a lla c e , 79.25
ii.ll. A. r .lf ile a d y , 79.35
J o h n H . J e n k i n s , 79.25
l‘'r e d H . K u v e k e , 79.20
P a u l A . K u u .s is to , ' 79.15
M ic h a e l M urplyj-, 79.15
(v. L u d w ic z a lc , 79.10
J o h n J . M u r p h y , 79.10
V in c e n t R io rd -in , 79.10
S te p h e n I. Z v in is , 79.07
R o b e r t J. J o h n s o n , 79.00
V in c e n t J. F o le y , 79.00
B. P . P a n z a r e l l a , 79.00
J o h n J . 'W l a c h . 79.00
W m . J . S ie g f r ie d , 78.95
(x e o r g e N. S id e r is , 78.95
J o s e p h J e d y n s k i , 78.90
A. T . M c C o r m ic k , 78.90
R a l p h F . P a o n e , 78.90
J o s e p h K. J o h n a o n , 78.90
J a m e s S h a n a h a n , 78.85
J o s e p h F . D o w n o y , 78.80
A c u s s io P ia z z a , 78.80
P e t e r V. S t a r a g e , 78.SO
E d w a r d F . O ’N e ill, 78.80
J o h n V e r d ic h ia z i, 78.75
J o h n J . I la r n is , 78.75
J o h n T . B r ic k le y , 78.75
IC u g e n e C. I l u b e r , 78.75
D a n ie l C 'a s ta g n o lo , 78.70
J o h n S. K e a r n e y , 78.65
D a n ie l F . S e x to n , 78.65
J o h n F . U r lin , 78.CO
J o h n G. L o o h n c r , 78.60
A l b e r t G ia r n e lla , 78.60
J a m e s A . W o r t h y , 78,GO
A n to n S t a y d u h a r , 78.P0
P . A. D o m m e r m u t h , 78.60
A n th o n y B a r b u t o , 78.55
E d w a r d W . S la te r , 78.55
F r a n c i s J . T r a v e r s , 78.55
F r a n c i s O ’B r ie n , 78.55
W i l l i a m O ’G r a d y , 78.50
P e t e r F r e d e r i c k s , 78.50
A r t h u r S c h n e id e r , 78.50
J o h n J . S lo a n , 78.50
A lv in S o lo m o n , 78.45
S t u a r t E . B e r k e , 78.45
J o s e p h E . M a h o n , 78.45
J o h n P a w l u k , 78.40
V i n c e n t P . R o g e r s , 78.40
W a r r e n P r i t c h a r d , 78.40
J o h n J . F i n n e g a n , 78.85
R o b e r t L.. G u m b e l. 78.S5
W i l l i a m S c h e p p n e r , 78 .SO
J o e e p h W . A lle n , 78.80
A l b e r t C. K in g , 78.30
T h o m a s A. A d a m a , 78..’10
J o s e p h A . M a ie r,- 78.25
iT v in g G o r d n e r , 78.20
P . D. B a l l a n t i n e , '78.20
F . L . C z o y k o w s k i, 78.20
H e n r y J . R u e t h , 78.20
T e d . J . G a lk o w s k I , 78.1*
V. J. S c h m id t, 78.10
R a y m o n d O tt, 78.10
J o h n P . O 'D o n n e ll, 77.»5
S a u l B a r b a s h , 77.95
G e o r g e G. N o r to n , 77.95
F r a n k V. A g o g lia , 77.90
P e t e r T . C o x , 77.90
E . R . R a n g e r , J r ., 77.90
C .liarlea J . K e lly , 77.86
R . A. B iir b ig e , 77.08
W i l l i a m J . J o y c e , 77.75
N ic h o la s B. V e c c h i, 77.75
W m . E . F a b r e g a e , 77.75
H y m a n R if k i n , 77.75
W i lli a m L,. B la ir , 77.70
F . X . M o z ig lla , 77.65
J a m e s J . M c C a r th y , 77.65
H e r b e r t M. P l o f s k y , 77.60
D . J. F i n e g a n , 77.60
W i l l i a m S c a lly , 77.60
E r n e s t E . Zeh, J r ., 77.55
B. B e r k o w t z , 77: 55
R o b t. O. B y s t r l c k y , 77.55
C a r m in e J . P u c e a e , 77 55
G e o r g e H . M y e r s , 77.55
R o b t. M. K e a v e n y , 11 55
D a v id F . C o n n « lly , 77.50
J . P . M o n a g h a n , 77.50
E . J . T h u n i a n n , 77.45
D a n ie l C o n ig lie , 77.45
J. J . S u lliv a n , 77.45
C a m p b e ll E . H o lm , 77 45
J o h n E . D a r c y , 77.40
S. A S w la to c h a , 77.40
J , M . O 'C o n n e ll, 77.35
J o h n P S c h o fie ld , 77.35
P h i l i p J . A llo c c a , 77.35
W i lli a m J . T e e l, 77,35
S y l v e s t e r J e n k i n s 77.30
G eo . Li. S c h o e r lin , 77 30
T h o m a s C. T y n a n , 77.30
R o b t. F . D r is c o ll, 7J.25
J o h n J . K e lly , 77.25
J a m e s G S t« p r o e , 77.25
M B , G o ld s te in , 77.20
E . J . R e g n a u l t , 77.15
E . W . C o r b e t t, 77.10
R R . G u m b r e c h t, 77.10
V i n c e n t J. C o e n , 77.05
A . S. S x a r k o w a k i, 77.05
A l b e r t R . M a n g o , 77.05
R* Q. R o b e r t a , J r ., 77.00
R o b t. G . M e n n o n a , 77.00
C h a r l e s C oronft,./ IS itS .
-,rcls. P , P>rft^ii)avk. 7 f .9 0 ,
A u th b r iy G io r a a h i, 76.80
2671. V . C. C u r c u r u t o , 76.85
2672. J o h n T . B r e s n a n , 7t'.S5
2677. J a m e .s F . F o le y , 76.85
2C83. V i n c e n t J . T ra ce, 76.80
E d w a r d A lcw u.'ide, 7o.S0
2697. B e r n a r d C. R uolT . 7C.80
2713. M ic h a e l D e M e o , 76.7»
2720. D e o n a r d G e lle lla , 76.70
2T29. W a l t e r R . W e b e r , 76.70
27:57. G e r a l d F . K e e n a n , 70.65
2743. W^m. A. A le x a n d .e r, 76.65
2753. H o w a r d W e b e r ? 76.60
2757. E u g e n e M a lo n e y , 76.60
2T62. A n d r e w J . H o g a n , 76.60
2769. J o h n J . D w y e r , 76.00
2775. V in c e n t G. H u n t , 76.600
27S0. F r a n c i s M c G o v e rn , 76.55
2798. E d w a r d J . Q u H ty , 76.50
2808. G e r a l d E . T u r n e r , 76.50
2809, Jo .se p h J . B a s te r i, 7f.50
2819. A lf r e d E . D o y le , 76.45
2821. R u b in K a .s te n , '76.45
2839. J o s . A . A iiz a lo n e , 76.45
2844. A r t h u r R . M ille r, 76.40
2863. E d w a r d M. G e is le r , 76.40
2870. B e r n a r d N. R o s e ijj 76.35
2886. A . F . P r o v e n z a l e , 76.35
2896. W m . E . S p e c k in a n , 76.30
2903. W i l l i a m A. C la r k , 76.30
2938. S e y m o u r F i e r , 76.20
2941. W i l l i a m L. L u t h i n , 76.20
,2946. J o s . F , G a l l a g h e r , >6.20
2951. E u g e n e M u r r a y , 76.20
2954. P a u l J . M c G r e g o r , 76.20
2957. R o b e r t K e a r n e y , 76.20
2960. l i d v / a r d E . R id le y , 76.20
29C2. R o b e r t S in n o tt , 76.15
2964. D a n ie l J . S u lliv a n , 76.15
2984. J a y J . a r m e n t e r , 76.15
2996. W 'illia m R y a n c z a k , 76.10
3001. G eo . F . C a r b 'e r r y , 76.10
30'36. L o u is M a r a u g e l o , 76.00
3042. E r w i n F . S c h m i tt, 76.00
3052. G e o r g e C. S ty c h e k , 76.00
5057. P e t e r C. P e r r a z z o , 76.00
3069. A n d r e w E d w a r d s , 75.95
3076. F r a n k L. F e r r a r a , 75.95
3083, J o s e p h F , B ir k , 75.90
3111. J o h n F . M a g u ir e , 15 85
3123. M a r t i n P . J a c o b s , 75.85
3127. B e r n a r d F u l i e r , 75.85
3137. L a w r e n c e J . D o y le , 75.80
3139. V i n c e n t A. A r l o t t a , 75.80
3143. W’'illia m T i e r n e y , 75.80
3165. C h e s t e r D . F l y n t , 75.80
3175. F r a n c i s B u r b ie r i, 75.75
2177. A l i s t e r C r ic h to n , 75.75
3188. J o s e p h G. E g a n , 75,70
3194. T h e o d o r e H e is ig , 75.70
3198. T h o m a s F . K e lly , 75.70
3212. E d . F . M c A lli.ste r, 75.»5
3214. N o r m a n S u n d b e r g , 75.60
3340. D o m . C. F e r r a r o , 75.55
3247. J o h n C. P e t r a l t i s , 75.55
3267. V i n c e n t J . H lg b e s , 75.50
3271. H a r o l d G a r g iu l o , 75.50
3279. B d w t n T h o m p s o n , 75.50
32,88. J a m e s C. D e m p s e y ,
3292. E d w a r d O 'D o n n e ll, 75.40
33«4. M a r io J . E s p o s ito , 75.4#
3324.. L o n n i e B a r b o u r , 75.35
3327. F r e d . J . C o n n o lly , 75.35
3330. J e r e m i a h D u n n e , 75.35
3S37. F r a n k D , B y n o n , 75.30
3338. R a y m o n d C lin to n , 75.80
33 ra/.en. !^4.40
F ra n < ’is X , W e n g lc -r, 84.40
C h a r l e s D . S c h u ltz , 84.85
K e n n e t h G. A n k e r , 84.:S5
C h a r l e s M. C iv ie llo , 84,85
.T oseph P . D o y le , 84.30
J a m e s J . M u r r a y . 84.30
H a r o l d K , R a n d o l p h . 84,80
D a v id F . Q u e e n a n . 84.30
G e o r g e M, N e a lo n , 84.20
J o s e p h W . F e e l e y , 84.30
R . F . C u m n u n g s , 84.25
R o b t. J. F i a n d o l a , 84.25
H o w a r d F . D e h ls , 84,25
W m . N. M u lli g a n , 84.25
J o s . -A. W o o d , J r ., 84.25
A n th o ji y V. F e r r a r a , 84,85
F r a n k J . G o e tz , 84.25
D a n ie l P . M u r p h y , 84.25
R o b t. J . P c d lo v it.s , 84.25
R o b t. L . W 'ilso n . 84.20
F r a n c i s E . T o la n . 84.15
F r e d , C, P e n d le to n . 84.16
E d m u n d R . I.,iitito. 84.15
J . M. A ndrice.M ky, 84.15
E d w a r d J. C a l la h a n , 8 4.10
J o s e p h F a l l e k , 84.10
J o h n H , F i t z p a t r i c k . 84.10
H e r b . F . H c h m e a lk . 84.05
lO rn e s t P o r e d a , 84.05
M. .1. M a lo n e y , 84.05
H o w a r d A F.-xjan, 84.05
C h a s . F . I n q u il li, 84.05
M'’a r r e n R. U r q u l i a r t . 84.05
J. P . M c M a h o n , 84.00
W . V a n W a lle n d a e l, 84.00
J a n i e s C. S lo a n . 84.00
F r e d G e rs h o ff. 84.00
L o u is A. 1‘e t t a , 84.00
I). J . C a r m c n s a n e , 8:1.95
W n i, L. L a n .sfo rd , 83.95
A u g u s t C. (il.-UF/, 83.95
B a r n e y A. M ilio iie , 83.96
W m A. C u n n e e n , 8:!,95
F ra tic i.s J. U u a so , 83.95
W in, T. M u r r a y . 83.95
A. J . ( J:t rb a rc z .v k , 84.15
lO ugeiio H, M unah.-in, S3.95
E d.vvard B iir h a n , 8:t,95
V in c e n t A. M u r p h y ,, .s:!.90
W i lli a m T a r a s k a , 83,90
Jo.H. P. I.ov.'igU o, 83.90
I ta y w o n d H. I tu p e lli. s;i.90
H e n r y .1, 15iil.sam,, 83.85
H a r r y I.,:inai, 83.8.'i
J o h n l>. F lig g in s , 83.85
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576. S a l v a t o r e A . J u l e o , 82.60
577. T h o m a s G . B e n n e t t , 82.60
578. J o h n J . O 'D o n o g h u e , 82.55
579. W i l l i a m R e i d D y e r , 82.55
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582. R . L , S t a n g a n e l l i , 82.55
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587. J .o u l s 10. K y l e , 82.55
588, J e r e m i a h O ’L e a r y , 82.50
589, P a u l H e r n y , 82.50
591. J o h n P . M o r r i s , 82.50
592. T h o m a s G . P > g an , 82.50
593. H a r o l d K e e l e r , 82.50
5 94. l O d w a r d R . S h e m e t , 82 .5 0
595. J o h n V. M a c e r i n o . 82.50
596. J a m e s G. S e a r s , 82.50
597. L e o n A . P o s n e r , 82.50
598. A l f r e d R . L e t e r i a , 82.50
599. J o f ie p h T . M o r r i s , 82.50
GOO. H e i n z J . D i e t m a n n . 82.50
C02. W . J , B a y e r e d o r f e r , 82.50
603. L e o n a r d M i c h a r l s e n , 82.50
604. G e o r g e 10. R 'o c h f o r d , 82.50
6 06. l O d w a r d P . H a s s e t t , 82.45
607. N u n z i o A . G a m b i n o , 8 2 .4S
6 08. F r a n c i s I I , M c K e e , 82.45
609. C h a r l e s F . N l e m l s , 82.45
611. F r a n c i s T . H o g a n , 82.45
612. P h i l i p J . B u c k l e s , 82.45
613. P a u l P u k a , 82.45
614. J o h n F . K e h n l e , 82.45
615. A n t h o n y P . G o r d o n , 82.45
616. W i l t o n J . W i l l i a m s , 82.45
e i 7 . T h o m a s T , C u s m a n o , 82.45
618. J o h n R . L o m b a . 82.45
619. J o s e p h R . W a r d , 82.40
620. J o h n J . M c C a r t h y , 82.40
622. Oha."?, C u n n i n g h a m , 82.40
623. A l e x a n d e r B r o w n e , 82.40
624. N i c h o l a s R o d r i g u e z , 82.40
626. P a u l P . R o d r i g u e s . 82.35
627. H o w a r d P . D u c k e r t , 82.35
628. R o b e r t R . W i n t e r , 82.35
629. T h o r o l f S y v e r t s e n , 82.85
630. J a m e s H a u g h n e y , 82.35
631. I r a A . B r o w n , 82.35
634. I r w i n A . D e u t f i c h e r , 82.30
635. K d w a r d . G . F r e n c h , 82.30
836. R o b e r t G . R o c h e , 82.30
637. M o r t i m e r R 'a d e l m a n , 82.30
639. R a y m o n d J . E r n s t , 82.80
640. K . P . F i t z p a t r i c k , 82.30
641. L a w r e n c e J . L e e , 82.80
642. S a m A p p e l b a u m , 82.30
643. J o h n P . F r a z e e , 82.30
645. B r u n o R . B i a g g i , 82.80
646. R o b e r t B . C 'a .sa g e li, 82.3 0
6 47. C h a T l e s W e n d e l l , 82.30
€48. D a n i e l W e i s s , 82.30
649. C h a r l e s A . W e b e r . 82.30
650. C a r l S. H a r t , 82.30
661. P a u l K i r . w h b a u m , 82.30
652.. V . J . P’l o r k i e w i c z , 82.30
653. G e o r g e J . H e a n e y , 82.30
654. D a v i d P . J o y c e , 82.2."i
655. G e o . J . T r i p p t r e e , 82 .5 0
656. R o b e r t C h e r o f s k y , 82.25
657. A l f r e d C. C h a p m a n , 82.25
6'58. M o r r i s A l t m a n , 82.25
659. J o s e p h T . W a r d , 82.25
660. G e o r g e J . S h e e h a n ,
c e i . C h a r l e s W . S h e r r y , 82.25
662. W a l t e r J . K r a s s , 82.25
663. D a n i e l K . R o n a n , 82.25
6 6 4 ., M . T . F i t z s i m m o n s , 82.25
665. M a r v i n M a r c u s , 82.20
666. N i c h o l a s W . J o n e s , 82.20
6 67 E d w i n H , F r a n k , 82.25
6 68. P h i l i p R u b i n , 82.20
669. R o b e r t M c R o h e a r n , 82.20
670. S t e p h e n R a c z y n s k i , 82.20
671. C h a r l e s M a c D o n a l d , 82.20
672. T h o m a s P . L e e , 82.20
«73. W i l l i a m L . G e r r y . 82.20
674. R a l p h A . S c o t t o . 82.20
675. W a r r e n F . K o t t l . 82.20
676. R o d e r i c k G i t t e n s , 82.20
6 ‘77. K d w a r d T . M e y e r s , 82.15
678. S t a n l e y M o s k o w i t z , 82.16
679. D o n a l d L . D a u m , 82.15
680. L o u i s J . K o t t l , 82.15
681. J o h n J . D i l lo n , 82.15
682. P e t e r T . B r e e n , 82.15
683. .T a m e s H a r r i n g t o n , 82.15
684. B y r o n B . S m i t h , 82.10
685. E m e r i c J , R o c h f o r d , 82.10
686. A r t h u r J . K e l l y , 82.10
687. J o s e p h M . L u n t , 82.10
688. N . P . M o r f o g e n i s . 82.10
689. D a n i e l L o n g w o r t h , 82.10
690. J o s e p h M c G o w a n , 82.10
691. L o u i s A . T e s t a , 82.10
693. J a m e s J . D o y l e , 82.10
694. J a m e s H . M a g i l l , 82.10
696. C h a r l e s F r a n c l i l n i , 82.10
697. C h a r l e s J . E r i c s o n , 82.1 0
698. M a r i o A . C o n t r e r a s , 82.10
699. B e n j a m i n F a r b e r . 82.10
700. K e n n e t h W . C o r l e y . 82.10
701. B e r n a r d S. P h i l l i p s , 82.10
702. J o h n H a l e y . 82.10
703. V i n c e n t J . G a r g u i l o , 82.10
704. J o h n H . D r i s c o l l , 82.95
706. H o w a r d M e tz d o r f f . 82.05
707. M e li ic h y H i g g i n s . 82.05
708. M i c h a e l A r m s t r o n g . 82.05
709. F r a n k V e n t i m i g l i a , 82.05
711. D a n i e l P . M c E n e r y , 82.05
712. B e r n a r d N . M u tz , 82.05
713. T h o m a s N . C o n f r e y . 82.05
716. R u s s e l l G u g l i o t t a , 82.05
717. F r a n c i . s A . T o o l e y , 82.05
718. D a n i e l M . R o g a n , 82.05
719. J o h n W . D a l e y , 82.00
720. F r a n l c W . B a r n e s , 82.00
721. W i l l i a m J . H a r t t e r , 82.00
722. B r u n o A . M a r t i n e l l o , 82.00
723. A r t h u r V . W a l l a c e , 82.00
724. S a m u e l L . B e n a n t i , 82.00
725. H o w a r d E . W a l l a c e , 82.00
727. B e r t r a m B a r n e t t , 82.00
728. ( 'h a r l e s 11. K e l l y . 81.95
729. A n t h o n y D ’A m ic o , 81.95
730. H u g o V i.sc o n tl, 81.95
731. G a r lie U l A. B a i s e y , 81.95
732. I l e n r v C. H e a i y , 81.95
733. M e l v i l l e O 'C o n n o r , 81.96
7:!f). .lo.^i'ph A . B a i. 81.90
7;u;. W i l l i a m .1. S u l l i v a n , 81.90
737. J o h n H. K i t / . p a t f i c k . S I .90
738. F r e d J o h n S im p .scm , 81.90
739. \ i l l u r i o C J 8 1 . ! t 0
740. L a w r o n i 'o J . l ll ig , 81.90
741. lOugiM ie 10. L e v y , 81.90
743. D a n i e l C. P e r r o n e , 81.90
744. C l r o it. (M a p s, 81.90
745. J o s (? p h V a c c a r i e l l o , 81.90
746. A l b e r t F . N o l a n , 81.90
747. J o e T . D o .M a tte o , 81.90
718. J o h n P . K e l l y , 81.85
749. J a m e .s W . ' H a g e r t y , 81.85
751. V i n c e n t F . K e l l y , 81.85
752. R o b e r t T . T u r n e r , 81.85
753. W a l t e r H . S o m m e r , 81.85
754. H a r r y F . S h a w , 81.50
755. A r t h u r K u v a n a u g h , 81.85
756. .Tai'k P . 'r o m i ) k i n s , 81.85
757. H u g h V. M c H u g h , 81.85
758. J o h n R. S i'h in n , S I .85
759. R a l p h W . l l a u s c , S I .85
760. J a m e s S u t h e r l a n d , 81.85
761. W i lli a m J . M a h e r , 81.85
762. C h a r l e s Q u i n t a n a , 81.85
763. R o b e r t A . W a r n o c k , 81.85
764. W i lli a m J . K e e g a n , 71.85
765. J u l i a n C h a le t, 81.85
766. R u d o lp h C, M o tl. 81.80
767. J o h n P . T y n a n , 81.80
768. H o w a r d W . E n g e l, 81.80
769. S t a n l e y S. K a p l a n , 81.80
770. S a m u e l R e s n ic k , 81.80
771. W i lli a m J . O r m o n d , 81.80
772. P J r n e s t J . S y k o r a , 81.80
774. M a r t i n J . M c C a r th y , 81.80
775. I s a a c lO za g u i, 81.SO
776. J o h n F . B r e s li n , 81.80
778. P a t r i c k P . H y la n d , 81.80
779. J a m e s P . M c K e o n , 81.75
780. M a r ti n D is m a n t , 81.75
781. W i l l i a m J . R e y c r a f t , 81.75
782. M a t t h e w F . W a ls h , 81.75
783. J o h n W . T o o n e , 81.75
784. J o h n J . P u r t i l l . 81.75
785. J o h n P . B r e e . 81.75
786. E u g e n e M e e n a g h . 81.75
787. P e t e r J . C a ld e r o n e , 81.75
788. E u g e n e O ’S u lliv a n , 81."rs
789. W i lli a m T w a s u t y n , 81.75
793. R a y m o n d J . H e r z o g , 81.75
794. J o h n J . B a t e r b u r y , 81.75
795. N a t h a n U ry , 81.75
796. B a r t o n J . A d a m s , 81.75
798. C h a s . W . B o w m a n , 71.75
799. I r v i n g R o th , 81.75
800. D o m in i c J . S t a r s i a , 81.75
801. W i l l i a m J , P a z o , 81,75
802. H a r o l d W , H a g e n , 81.70
803. R o b e r t G. O d e n th a l, 81.70
804. W m . T . S c h a f f e r , 81.70
806. A le x G r e e n w a ld , 81.70
807. E . C o o p e r s to n e , 81.70
808. D o n a ld J , P e d e r l i n , 81.70
809. B e r n a r d J o v a n s . 81.70
810. A n t h o n y E s p o s ito , 81.70
811. P a u l J . G o r a y , 81.70
812. A r t h u r J . D o y le , 81.70
818. F d e r e d l c k P . B a y e r , 81.70
814. J o s e p h T . M c A u le y , 81.70
816. M ic h a e l R . D e M a r la , 81.70
817. C li n to n T . C r o w d e r , 81.70
818. J o h n J , H a y e r , 81.65
819. J o h n J , V o lg e r , 81.65
820. R o b e r t B . B a r r e t t , 81.65
821. T h e o d o r e R ic h e r s , 81,65
822. D a n ie l R o s ic a , 81.66
823. F r a n k J . B r o w n , 81.65
824. I v a n S. P o w l k o s , 81.65
825. J o h n L . S u lliv a n , 81.65
826. J a m e s M . M a r le y , 81.65
827. C h a r l e s S c h n e i d e r , 81.65
828. T h o m a s R . S c o tt, 81.65
829. J o s e p h P . L y n c h , 81.65
880. J o s e p h P , P llo , 81,65
832. J o s e p h M c D e r m o t t. 81.65
833. N ic h o l a s B . S c a ls i, 81.69
834. F r e d , L. R i n g e w a l d , 81.60
835. .Tohn P . D e v a n e , 81.60
836. W i l l i a m J . M u r p h y , 81.60
837. R i c h a r d S c h w a r tz . 81.60
838. C y r il J , P a x io . 81.60
839. J a c o b J , G o ld b e r g . 81.60
840. G e r la d T , L i t t e r e l l e . 81.60
841. J o h n J . J u d g e . 81.60
842. W i l l i a m P . W h a l e n . 81.60
843. H a r o l d L i t s k y . 81.55
844. R a l p h J . V e th . 81.55
845. V i n c e n t P . M u r p h y , 81.55
846. D o n a ld C. C a m e r o n , 81.65
847. W i l l i a m P . M c N e e ly , 81.55
848. E m } in H e l W . S a n to s , 81.65
849. J o h n A . .T udah, .81.55
850. W i l l i a m M c H u g h , 81.55
851. A r i s t i d e P . P r e s t i , 81.55
852. D o n a ld A . S a r g e n t , 81.55
853. C h a s . W . W l d m a n n , 81.50
864. T h o m a s G a l l a g h e r , 81.60
855. T io u is H . T a c h a n , 81,50
856. R o b e r t C o o k , 81.60
»57. T h o m a s B . K e e f e , 81.50
868. J o s e p h G o ld s m it h , 81.60
860. P e l i x P . S ik e r s k y , 81.50
861. J o h n N , R o g a n , 81.50
862. M a r t i n E . G r e a ly , 81.50
863. P r a n k l y n W a l l i n g , 81.45
864. P Jlm e r R . G u a y . 81.45
866. S h e d r ic k M. M a n n . 81.46
866. C a lv in J . R u p p . 81.45
867. E d w i n P . B a r a g i o l a . 81.46
868. J o s e p h W . P a r r o . 81.45
869. S a n to P . I p p o li to . 81.45
870. V i n c e n t B o b r o v ic h . 81.45
871. F r a n k ,T. R u d d y , 81.45
872. J o h n D . C o o k e , 81.45
874. P r a n k W, O w e n s , 81.45
875. T h o s . F i t z s i m m o n s . 81.40
876. A r t h u r A . F r e e m a n , 81.40
877. J a m e s B . M e e h a n . 8-1.40
878. H . C. C h r i s t i a n s o n . 81.40
879. J o s e p h O r e g o r o w ic z . 81.40
880. T h o m a s M. B r a d y , 81.40
882. J o s e p h N . C e a . 81.40
883. W i lli a m K is h , 81.40
884. .T am es I ja u r e a z a n o . 81.40
885. J a m e s M c D e r m o t t, 81.4 0
886. E d m o n d C. R o s s i. 81.40
887. W i l l i a m P . K i l l o r a n . 81.40
888. W a l t e r H . F o le y . 81.40
889. A r t h u r P r i e d . 81.40
890. W i lli a m J , R e is . 81.85
891. J o s e p h E . W ie s e , 81.350
892. E d w a r d S c h ie le in , 81.35
893. L e w i s J . G a g g i, 81.35
896. J o h n J. E g a n , 81.35
897. E u g e n e M c D e r m o tt, 81.35
898. A lv in C o h e n , 51,85
900. R a l p h J . C o p p o , 81.36
901. A l b e r t J . C u tl e r . 81.85
903. J o h n W . P ie r c e , 81.35
904. E u g e n e D u n b a r , 81.35
906. E a r l C. J a c k s o n , 81.85
907. M ic h a e l B u d n a r , 81.35
909. P a u l R . R o s e n s te e l, 81.35
910. A l b e r t E . B u r g e s o n , 81.30
911. P a t r i c k D o h e r ty , 81.30
912. F r a n k P . C a r b o , 81.30
913. T h o n u is C. P r e s t o n , 81.30
914. M a r v in J . B lo o m , 81.80
915. M a r t i n V o n E l le n , 81.30
916. T h o m a .s R . L a n e , 81.30
917. J o lin B l a n d e b u r g o , 81.30
918. E d w a r d P . K u r o ly , 81.30
919. J. A. O 'S h a u g h n e s s y , 81.30
920. G e o r g e R. P a r k e r , 81.30
921. J o s e p h V. Q u liita n a , 81.30
922. R a y m o n d A. H o ls t, 81.30
923. W i lli a m A . N e w e ll, S I.30
924. H e r n u in O. M e h lln g , 81.30
925. V in c e n t V a z a c , 81.25
926. D a v id J. G lu c k , 81.25
927. T h o m a s J . C o llin s , 81,25
928. J o s e p h E . M a c a d a , 81.25
930. A la n B u r n s id e , 81.25
931. R ic h a r d W ie n ia n n , 81.25
933. J o h n E . K e a v e n y , 81.25
935. A r t h u r S c e g e r , 81.25
936. L a w r e n c e J. G e r b e r , 81.25
937. P a t r i c k 10. K e lly , 81.25
939. R o b e r t W . P h ill ip s , 81.25
940. G e o r g e J. R o c h e , 81:25
942. W i lli a m J o h n s t o n , 81,25
943. N ic h o lo s J. M iro , 81.25
944. lO iilo tt L. H o ltz n u in , 81.20
946. C h a r l e s II. S tils o n , 81.20
947. A l b e r t S. S t r a u s s , 81.20
948. R o b e r t J. D illo n , 81.20
950. W i lli a m F . D ie fn e r, 81.20
952. T lio d o r e lio w o r y , 81.20
953. A r t l u i r T. M a r c in , 81.20
954. J :\n ie s J. I.,ynch, 81.20
955. N irhol.-xs A. A b u s o , 81.20
956. .lo h n P. C o lle ttl, 81.20
9 j V, R u y n io n a J . A lte r , iH.20
^58, G, R, D lB enedetto, 81.20
959. J o h n - J , Cuite, 81.20
960. F r a n k S, Cilluffo, 81.20
961. Ja m e s C, W ol«, 81.15
962. S teven D ebrya, 81,15
963. H e rm a n A, Menzel, 81.15
864. J e r ry E, H ogan, 81,15
965. M ichael K ilgallen, 81.15
966. M ichael P. W alsh, 81.15
968, L u d w ig Schilling, 81,15
969, M artin E. F rey, 81.15
971. T ho m as D, Finn, 81.15
972. W illiam O, R yan, 81,15
973. L ouis Pilosa, 81.15
974. M aurice L. Spira, 81.10
975. D a n te G alente, 81.10
976. C laude G. R edw ood. 81.10
977. T ho m as B, H a rt. 81.10
978. P a s q u a le Sasso, 81.10
979. R obt. P. M cG uigan, 81.10
980. E d g a r J. H ansen, 81.10
981. D aniel A. C allahan, 81.10
982. Jo h n F. P anko, 81.10
983. Ja m e s P. D urnin, 81.10
984. V in cen t T. A goglia, 81.10
985. P e te r J. D onohue, 81.10
989. D onald E. B ullard, 81.10
990. B a rt J. Tw om ey. 81.05
991. John P. H eron. 81.05
992. Irw in L. B arton. 81.015
993. L ouis T haler. . 81.05
994. B a r n e tt R o th e n b erg . 81.05
995. H o w a rd R andolph. 81.05
996. M an n y L achar. 81.05
997. R o b e rt H Cobbs, 81.06
998. Owen J. Riley, 81.05
999. P a tric k L. Greene. 81.05
1000. A u g u st C. F anelli. 81.05
1001. J o h n P. L iebhaber, 81.00
1003. D aniel P. H a rk in , 81.00
1004. T u g e n e R, B ayne. 81.00
1005. T obias Fennell. 81,00
1006. R obt. W , Scanlon, 81.00
1007. A ndrew B. Stroud, 81.00
1008. E d w a rd -M cCarthy, 81.00
1009. L a w re n c e W alley, 81.00
1010. W illiam P, W ard, 81.00
1011. J o h n B. F iedler, 81.00
1012. Ja m e s J. B urns, 81.00
1013. J o h n T. H ickey, 81.00
1014. S. L ew an d o w sk i, 81.00
1015. P e te r J. M ahon. 81.00
1016. D onald J. H a rd in g . 81.00
1017. Chas. T ra u tm an n , 81.00
1019. M yer R osenbaum , 80.95
1020. P, L, B enincasa, 80.95
1021. J a m e s M cCafferty, 80.95
1022. N atale B. Fazio. 80.95
1023. A lb e rt E. C arr, 80.95
1024. Cecil GreenidgQ, 80.95
1025. P e rc y E. Thom as, 80.95
1026. D o u g las E. Sheeler, 80.95
1027. Jan ies P. M cGuire, 80.95
1028. G erald J. Noonan, 80.95
1029. Ja m e s M. Stephen, 80.95
1030. A lb e rt J. Sem m ler, 80.95
1031. W a lte r A, Ja c k e r. 80.95
1032. S anto .T. D eLuca. 80.95
1033. F re d T. Cribben, 80.95
1034. J o h n J. Deevy, 80.95
1035. C arm ine P o resta, 80.95
2035. Jo se p h V. Parisi. 80.95
1037. B. W . L orenzetti. 80.90
1038. J o h n T. W eppler. 80.90
1039. F'rancis M cGowon. 80.90
1040. T h o m as D aPolito. 80.10
1041. E d w in P. L a m b e rt. 80.90
1042. W illiam A. A lm on, 80.90
1043. E d w a rd P. L arsen, 80.90
1044. Jo sep h .T. Cook, 80.90
1045. H e n ry P. W endt, 80.90
1046. .Toseph C ourtney. 80.90
1048. E d w a rd P. P o rter, 80.90
1049. P r a n k X, G orniak, 80.90
1050. .Tohn J. Nolan, 80.90
1051. Jo sep h A. Stafford, 80.90
1062. P r a n k J. P arodi, 80.90
1053. .Toseph E. Reich, 80.90
1054. R o b e rt A. M ack, 80.90
1056. M ario Colleluori, 80.85
1057. K ie ra n J. B urke, 80.85
1058. P a tric k H e n ag h an , 80.85
1059. J o h n J. A rm stro n g , 80.86
1061. B e rn a rd G loisten. 80.85
1062. W a lte r H oolahan. 80.85
1063. M ichael J. V ignola, 80.50
1064. H o w a rd J. Bach, 80.85
1065. G eorge J. W eber, 80.50
1066. J o h n A. Colin, 80.85
1067. D onald P. L eahy, 80.85
1068. W a lte r J. B etts, 80.85
1069. J o h n R. V askis, 89.85
1070. A n th o n y Rovello, 80.85
1071. H a rry H. Coffin, -80.80
1072. F ra n c is Sw eeney, 80.80
1073.. R o b e rt A. D anner, 80.80
1074. H a ro ld C. Jacobs, 80.80
1076. C harles M ay, 80.80
1076. Ja m e s J. McC'avera, 80.80
1078. Jo seph C. Galvin, 80.80
1079. B e rn a rd McCaffrey, 80.80
1082. C. .L P a rtrid g e , 80.80
1083. A n th o n y K ry g ier, 80.80
1084. E m il J. F ik a r, 80.80
1086. E d w a rd W a lla c e 80.80
1087. V incent E. Bay, 80.80
1088. L ouis W . L in h art, 80.80
1090. Ja m e s B. Sm ith, 80.80
1091. P a tric k R ussell, 80.80
1092. C larence Holley, 80.80
1093. Sam uel Silver, 80.80
1094. L ouis R. T ro tta, 80.80
1095. C alvesta L. Davie, 80.80
109G. A n d rew J. Gallo, 80.75
1097. John P. Gordon, 80.75
1099. E u g e n e H ow ard. 80.75
1100. M ichael M ikaelian, 80.75
1101. H a ro ld R obinson, 80.75
1102. W a lte r H oulihan, 80.75
1103. E d w a rd C allahan, 80.75
1104. Thos. Pf. Dooney, 80.75
1106. Thos. L ongobardi, 80.75
1107. Jo seph T. Reilly, 80.75
1108. C harles W. Stolz, 80.75
1109. L ew is M. Sobera, 80.75
1110. E d w a rd Gibbons, 80.75
1111. 10. Squicciarino, 80.75
1112. N orm an -W iener, 80.75'
1113. F r a n k K osinslii, 80.75
1114. Jo h n J. Stippel, 80.75
1115. V ernon M usckove, 80.70
1116. L ouis J. R ebastl, 80.70
1117. Ja m e s E. Kelly, 80.70
1118. M ichael J. Finn, 80.70
1119. W m . J. M cN am ara, 80.70
1120. 10(1. K oniorofsky, 80.70
1121. Jo h n C yran, 80.70
1122. R aym ond T. K eane. 80.70
1123. R o b ert F'. AVhite, 80.70
1124. D udley W isnofsky, 80.70
1125. lOlighu E. Hill, 80.70
1126. W a lte r Schuett, 80.70
1127. Jo h n L. Guozzo, 80.70
1128. R ichard L. Bates, 8C.70
1130. R obt. V. F la h e rty . 80.70
1131. W illiam F. F erri, SO.70
1132. H orace P. Atkin.s, 80 70
1133. H enry B. Smith, 80.70
1134. A n th o n y J. A gius, 80.70
1135. A lfred. P. Zim m er, i'O.Gu
1136. Jo h n J. Devine, 80.65
113.^. H a n s W ingenfeld, 80.C0
1140. F ra n c is J. Seam on, 80.65
1141. W illiam Sheridan. 80.65
1142. W a lte r A. Baal, 80.65
1143. liU than T. Dixon. 80.65
1145. V. M azurkiew icz, 80.65
1146. Jo h n M, Conlon, 80.60
1147. W m. J. Stanske, 80.60
1 1 1 8 . lOdward J. Fuchs, 80.60
1149. R o b e rt T. W alsh, SO,60
1150, E u g e n e S tasiuk; 80.60
1151, M ilton F o ste r. 80.60
1153. Jam e s P. Joh n sto n , 80.60
1154. R ich ard M urphy, 80.60
1156. A lan A. P lu m m er, 80.60
1157. R o b ert P. Lyon, 80.60
1158. D ale B. Grippo. 80.60
1160. H e n ry J. P ru n k a . 80.60
1161. M ichael Omanoff, 80.60
1162. Chas. A . M urdock, 80.60
1163. S am uel A. D arrow , 80.55
1164. W illiam Beltzer, 80.55
1166. P a u l P , M aisch, 80.65
1166. T h om as B ren n an . 80.55
1167. P a tric k O'Connell, 80.55
1168. T h o m as A greppino, 80.55
1169. H a rry V, M urray, 80,55
1170. N icholas T reppiedl, 80.55
1171. A n th o n y B arone, 80.55
1172. R oderick O'Connor, 80.55
1173. L e o rn a rd O verton, 80.55
1174. Jo h n E dm iston, 80.55
1175. D aniel J. Schiraldi, 80.55
1176. .Tos. H. P eu reisen , 80.55
1177. Seym ’r D rag in sk y , 80.50
1178. M. R. G iancarlo, 80.55
1180. Jos. W, M eredith. 80.55
1181. M ario A rdizzone. 80.55
1182. Jo h n J. M cNulty. 80.50
1183. R o b ert P. K rell. 80.50
1184. Jo se p h E. M organ, 80.50
1185. G eorge B. B artels, 80.50
1186. C h ester C raw ford, 80.50
1187. R o b ert S tain k am p , 80.50
1189. Ja m e s V. W ebster, 80.50
1190. Chris. J. D elaw er, 80.50
1191. R o b ert E. Lee, 80.50
1192. Jo h n A. B antz, 80.50
1193. W a lte r Slutsky, 80.50
1194. C ornelius Sheehan, 80.50
1195. Jo h n P, Nelson, 80.50
1196. H e n ry J. H ensch, 80.50
1197. F r a n k J. Schultz. 80.50
1199. R o b ert N. D avison. 80.45
1201. C. J. M onplaisir. 80.45
1202. Jam « s J>\ W rig h t. 80.45
1204. A ngelo G. DeMeo, 80.45
1205. W m . J. Griffith, 80.45
1206. P hilip P. Piazza, 80.45
1207. Jo h n L, K irk , 80.45
1208. W a lte r A . W ard, 80.45
1209. S eym our O rnstein, 80.45
1210. Jero m e L u ttin g e r, 80.45
1211. C lifton M cK inney, 80.45
1212. L ouis T, M iland, 80.45
1213. A ntliony C am pisi, 80.45
1214. R o b ert P, R ehm , 80.46
1215. H e n ry L. H arrell, 80.45
1216. W illiam C. B row n, 80.45
1217. John S. D olan, 80.45
1219. W illiam N. W hite, 80.45
1220. W illiam R eardon, 80.45
1221. L eo n ard B urnicke, 80.45
1222. Jo h n Stahl, 80.40
1228. Jo h n J. Losordo, 80.40
1224. Leo D assaro, 80.40
1225. C asnier B u g eresta, 80.40
1226. E d w a rd J. B rogan. 80.40
1227. H a rry J. M ackay. 80.40
1228. A lbin J. C ikavicis, 80.40
1230. P r a n k J. Rossi, 80.40
1231. H e rb e rt H iggins, 80.40
1232. J o h n C altgllino, 80.40
1233. Jo h n J. Cox, 80.40
1234. B ern ard Stein, 80.35
1235. H u g h ie J. R einer, 80.35
1236. W a lte r Rozwood, 80.35
1237. T h o m as M cM ahon, 80.35
1238. R en a to Ascolese, 80.35
1240. D aniel N. Caiiioia, 80.35
1241. H arold J. W allace, 80.35
1242. .Tohn J. Collins, 80.35
1243. P a u l L. M edica, 80.35
1244. F ran c is R. Sm ith, 80.35
1245. Thoma.s C onnolly, 80.35
1246. Phillip .T. B ran g an , 80.35
1247. R obt. M alafronte, 80.85
1248. T h o m as T. .Scully, 80.35
1249. E d w a rd M cGuire, 80.35
1250. H a rry J, P arley . 80.30
1251. C harles A. Fazio, 80.80
1252. Jam e s P. Lyons, 80.30
1253. A n d rew Sw eeney, 80.30
1854. G eorge K uscsik, 80.30
1255. J o h n H eigl, 80.30
1256. A. J. Szablewicz. 80.30
1257. W . U jazdow ski. 80.30
1258. P a sg u a le K apillo, 80.30
1259. P a tric k J. R yan, 80.30
1260. E a rle C. M unoy, 80.30
1261. E d w in P e tterse n , 80.30
1262. R. J. C arrin g to n , 80.30
1263. F ra n c is R edm ond, 80.25
1264. V ita A. P ellegrino, 80.25
1267. L eroy D, Sealy, 80.25
1268. Trfirry Pizzim enti, 80.26
1269. .Tames S: Leete, 80.25
1270. R o osevelt D unning, 80.25
1271. F r a n k W. W hite, 80.25
1272. R o b ert W. Ando, 80.25
1274. A rth u r D eRosa, 80.25
1276. T h om as E. Deniery, 80.25
1277. R o b e rt Giacom o. 80.25
1278. M ichael W asko. 80.25
1279. W illiam M eyer. 80.25
1280. Jo h n J. V aughan. 80.25
1282. lio b ert G inivan, 80.20
1283. Ow en J. M urray, 80.20
1284. .lam es P. M cG arry, 80.20
1285. Jam e s W. B eam an, 80.20
1287. Jam e s J. K ennedy. 80.20
1288. D avid E. G raham . 80.20
1289, C harles P, Gust, 80.20
1290, Jo seph A. A ndres, 80.20
1293. M orton Lew is, SK).15
1294. P a tric k V. Crecca, 80.15
1296. .lohn J. Sm ith, 80.15
1297. H aro ld L. Bodian, 80.15
1298. Sidney Colin, 80.15
1300. Janies E. Flood, 80.15
1302. A n th o n y M eaney, 80-.10
1303. L eroy LeC avalier. 80.10
1304. P ran k F. M anno. 80.10
1305. J a m e s P. M artin. 80.10
1306. R o b ert J. Breglio, 80.10
1307. Samue4- Simp.son, 80.10
1308. N icholas Johnson, 80.10
1309. Jo h n B utler, 80.10
1310. Jo seph A. Pullano, 80.10
1311. L lo jd A. Laney, 80.10
1312. Joseph L. D unw ald, 80.10
1313. T h om as P. Owen, 80.05
1314. Jolin Schobert, 80.05
1315. Jo h n Pj. Tew es, 80.05
1316. B ern ard M cGuire, 80,05
1317. Tliom as M cK enna, 80.05
1318. R en ato Pilla, 80.05
1319. V. A. A bousalem an, 80.05
1320. W illiam T. W halen, 80.05
1321. Janies L. W allace, 80.05
1322. T h o m as Shea, 80.05
1323. R ay m o n d O iem ents, 80.05
1324. A ngelo M altag h ati, 80.05
1325. T hom as H ickson, 80.05
132.7. M ichael J, O'Brien, 80.05
1328. D aniel F. H enry, 80.05
1329. W a lte r A nderson, 80.05
1330. John P. B lackw ell, 80.05
1332. lOdward W. C lark, 80.00
1333. R ib e rt V. K andorf, 80.00
1334. Joseph K. B ogart, 80.00
1336. W illiam T, Boyle, 80.00
1337. M orris M enkes, 80.00
1338. H a rry N. O zark, 80.00
133'9 D aniel P, L eonard, 80.00
1340. W illiam O’Connor, 80.00
1341. G eorge J. R'omann, 80.00
1343. Jo h n A. M assar, 80.00
1344. Philip P. Torney, 80.00
1345. W alter J, Avelia, 80.00
1346. L v u iii J . S a v e ll a , SO.OO
1347. M ichael O’K eefe. 10
1348. C harles H. H asley, so.Oo
1349. W illiam J. B uhl«r, 80 On
1350. G eorge P. D u rk in , 80.00
1361. A lfred Flood, 80.00
1362. A lb e rt T am pelllnl, 80.Oft
1353. Jos. P. C astellano, 79.fc*
1354. J o h n Q. M alast, 79.95
1355. P a u l L. B erg m an , 79.»|
1368. C harles Svec, 79.95
1359. W illiam P. Oehl, 79.9B
1360. T h om as A, Case, 79.9S
1361. P a tric k J. H ealy, 79.95
1363. W illiam J. Shea, 79.95
1366. A n th o n y G uinta, 79.95
1367. R o b ert J. T riv g re, 79.9s
1368. R o b ert H olliday. 79.96
1369. E m il K a n y u k , 79.95
1270. S eym our » . Cohen, 79.91
1371. W illiam J arem a , 79.96
1372. A rth u r Salupsky. 79.90
1373. G eorge E. Riley, 79.90
1374. A lfred T. Lee, 79.90
1375. A negio P etricca, 79.9o
1376. W m , S. M cCloskey, 79.90
1377. A lfred E. B ingery, 79.90
1378. E d w a rd V. K uck, '79.90
1379. E d m u n d M cDonald, '79.90
1380. M artin F itzg erald , 79.90
1381. Kenne-th P. F a g a n , '79.90
1382. Thos. J. F la n a g a n , 79.9fl
1383. G eorge V. Coyne, 79.90
1384. Jas. N. C arrin g to n , 79 90
1385. G erald Jo h n sto n , 79.90
1386. W a lte r W hite, 79.90
1387. R o b ert W illiam s, 79.90
1388. Geo, J, T o u w am a, 79.00
1389. Jo h n E. M cEviliey, 79.'

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16, 1947 CIVIL SERVICE LEADER, Page Eleven
E x a m s , f o r P u b l i c J o b s
N Y C
Open-competitive
5149. Attendant, Grade 1, $1,860
*0 $2,460 total. Separate eligible
^ ts for men and women. List for
women to be used for Elevator
operator (Women). List for men
to be used for Caretaker, Grade
1- Oateman, Grade 1; Handyman;
jiessenger, Gradrfl, Process Server,
Grade 1; Watchman, Grade 1,
und Elevator Operator (Men),
applications Issued andreceived
in City Collector’s offices.. Apply
jn borough of residence from 9
a.m. to 3 p.m. on weekdays, except
Saturdays, at following addresses:
Manhattan—Room 100, Municipal
Building, Center and Chamber
Streets (street level, north side)
Bronx—Bergen Building, Tre-
niont.and Arthur Avenues.
Brooklyn—Municipal Building,
Court and Joralemon Streets;
Queens—Borough Hall, 120-55
Queens Boulevard, Kew Gardens;
Richmond—Borough Hall, St,
George, Staten Island.
Vacancies exist in all departments.
Fee $1. (Closes Pi’iday,
Septem ber 26.)
5192. Typist, Grade 2 (Amended
Notice), to and including $2,460;
total appointments expected at
$1,860. Several hundred vacancies
in all departments. Written test
Saturday, October 4. Pee $1.
(Closes Friday, September 26.)
5138. Stenographer, Grade 2
fAmended Notice), to and Including
$2,450 total: appointments expected
at $1,920. Several hundred
VETERANS
f r a i n (o r b u s in e s s . T h e G . I. BM I
• u t U l e s y o u to f r e « I b l t i o n , b o o k s ,
lU o n tM v s u b s i s t e n c e . I n q a i r e t o d a y .
M O R N IN G v A F T E R N O O N A N D E V E -
N I N f , S K S S I O N S .
! S c a o 1 .
KART 177ivil Service
C om m ission.
GIJCRK, Grade 3 & 4
CLASSES NOW IN SESSION
M ondays and W ednesdays at 7 ;30. Sixteen twt»-
ho u lectures, covering E nglish

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T h e .summer lu ll at t,he N Y C
Civil Service C om m ission last
wet'k ca m e to an abrupt end. Long
lino.s of m en an d w om en clogged
Iht? C o m m issio n ’s offices at D u an e
titreet from early m orn ing to late
a ftern o o n w a ilin g for a p p lication s
lo r the S ep tem b er e x a m in a tio n
series.
L ast T h u rsd ay th e Com m i.saion’s
A p plication S ectio n began a c c e p ting
a p p lication s for 22 o p e n -c o m ­
p etitive and p rom otion e x a m in a ­
tions T w o days earlier filing wtus
opened u n til th e en d of the week
for 10 other ex a m in a tio n s
F r o m E v e r y w h e r t *
A pplicants ca m e from all over
th e N Y area. O ne young fellow ,
R a lp h C iccotto, ju st out of h ig h
school, cam e all th e w ay from
Jersey C ity to ap p ly for the M a ­
ch in ist’s H elper test. H e told a
L E A D E R reporter th a t the good
w ages a n d p rom otion o p p o rtu n ­
ities a ttra cted him .
A w a y f r o m W o r k .
A city -em p lo y ee, w ho w as w a iting
in line T h u rsd a y m orn ing,
told T h e L E A D E R reporter he w as
ap p lying for th e S ta tio n S u p ervi.sor
p io m o tio n e x a m in a tio n for
the Board of T r an sp ortation . Hia
n am e? H e asked T h e L E A D E R to
w ith h old it: H e w as supposed to
test. H e is w ith th e H ou sin g an d
B u ild in gs D ep a rtm e n t.
A m on g the early filers there did
not seem to oe a n y particu larly
fa v o rite exam . T h e n u m b er of
ap p lication s filed for A tten d a n t,
G rade 1, w as greater th a n an y
other, but filing for all th e others
w as h eavier th a n h a d been e x ­
pected.
T h e crow ds of a p p lica n ts w ere
orderly, but th e P olice D e p a r tm
en t a ssign ed a P a tro lm a n to
a.-^sure co n tin u ed drderly m o v em
ent.
E x a m S t i l l O p e n
T h e follow in g ex a m in a tio n s w ill
co n tin u e to be op en for filing
a p p lication s until F riday, S e p te m ­
ber 26:
5149. .atten d an t, G r. 1 (C ity
lector’s O ffices). (O p e n -C o m p etitive)
5461. A i:slstant S u p ervisor (P o w ­
er D istrib u tio n ), N Y C T S (P rom .).
5273. B la c k sm ith ’s H e l p e r .
(O p en -C o m p etitiv e)
6298. C arpenter. O p e n -C o m ­
p etitive)
5430. Clerk, Gr. 3; all d ep a rtm
en ts (P rom .).
5431. Clerk (B oard of H igh er
E d u ca tio n ), Gr. 3 (P r o m )
5432. CU;rk, Gr. 4; all d ep a rt­
5206. P ark F orem an , Gr. 2
M ore th a n 500 N Y C em p loyees A n e x a m in a tio n for prob ation al
(m en o n ly ); (P ro m .).
p a rticip a ted in the first a n n u a l ' (p e rm a n en t) a p p o in tm en t to the
5288. S en ior P rop erty M an ager;
p osition of Laborer, C P C -2, C PC -
track an d field m eet sp on sored by
B u rea u o f R eal E sta te of the
3, an d C PC -4, a t en tra n ce salaries
th e M ayor’s C om m ittee o n A th - of $1,690, $1,822 a n d $2,020 a
B oard of E.stim ate an d N Y C H o u s­
letics held on R a n d a ll’s Islan d , year, w as a n n o u n c ed by th e H a llin
g A uthority.
S u n d ay, S ep tem b er 14. | oran V eteran s A d m in istration
5231. S ew a g e T r e a tm e n t W ork ­
H ospital. T h e vacan cies to be filed
D ep u ty C h ief In sp ector W illia m
er, P ublic Work.s' ( P r o m ).
are in various F ed eral G o v ern ­
A. T urk of th e P olice A cad em y, m en t a g en cies located in th e
5256. S ew a g e T r ea tm en t W ork ­
er. (O p e n -C o m p .).
C h airm an o f track an d field B orough of R ich m o n d (S ta te n
Isla n d ). P ilin g closes T h u rsd ay,
5470. S ta tio n Supervisor: N Y - ev en ts o f th e M ayor’s C om m ittee,
O ctober 2.
(jT S (P ro m .).
a n n o u n c ed tlia t th e ev en t w a s i T o q u alify in th is ex a m in a tio n ,
5133. S ten ograp h er, G rad e 2 trem en d ou sly su ccessfu l in all re- a p p lica n ts for th e se p osition s m u st
(O p en -C o m p etitiv e)
spects. I h a v e h ad from three m o n th s to
T h e P olice an d F ire D e p a r t­
5469 Supervisor (P ow er D istri­
one year o f exp erien ce In m a n u a l
m e n ts en tered fu ll team s; S a n l-4
b u tio n ), N Y C T S (P rom .).
w ork Involving th e u se o f stren g th
ta tlo n h a d 12 en tra n ts; 21 track an d p h ysical effort. T h is ex p eri­
5192. T y p ist, Gr. 2 (O p e n -C o man - d field m en from T r a n sp o rta - ! ence, for th e C P C -4 grade, m u st
rjetltlve)
tlon filed; H osp ital listed 5 c o m - I h a v e Included or m u st h a v e been
T h e fo llo w in g ex a m in a tio n s p etltors; P arole 1; a n d th e C ourts ' su p p lem en ted by at least six
closed la st F riday or S a tu rd a y : en tered 3 ath letes.
m o n th s of exp erien ce in a su p er­
5271. A sph alt W orkers; five bor­
W ater Su p ply. G as & E lectricity , visory cap acity.
P arks, P ub lic W orks, H o u sin g an d I
o u gh P resid en ts (P r o m .).
F u rth er In form ation a n d a p p li­
C orrection D ep a rtm e n ts also e n ­ cation form s m ay be ob 'ain ed
5138. A ssista n t M ech a n ica l E n ­ tered tea m s.
from th e post office in S ta te n I s ­
gineer; all d ep a rtm en ts (P rom .). A.A.U. officials a cted as ju d g es ’ lan d , N ew Y ork; th e D irector,
5247. A uto M ach in ist, gen eral a n d tim ers. T ick ets w ere a v a il- ' S eco n d U. S. Civil Service R egion ,
(P rom .).
able to th e gen eral public.
641 W a.shington S treet, N ew Y ork
14, N ew Y ork; or th e E xecu tive
Secretary, B oard of U. S. Civil
S ervice E xam in ers, H alloran V e teran
s A d m in istration H osp ital,
• S h o p p in g G u id e • Siiaten Islan d 2, N ew '?ork. *
be at work.
m e n t (P rom .).
A p p lication s m u st be on file
D o A w a y w i t h P r o m o t i o n T e s t ? 5433. Clerk (B oard of H igh er
w ith th e E xecu tive S ecretary,
Juy E delstetn of 1400 Jesop A v e­ E d u ca tio n ), Gr. 4 (P rom .).
B oard o f U. S. Civil Service E x ­
nue in the B ronx, w h ile w aitin g 5216 Clerk, Gr. 5; all d ep a rt­
to apply for th e Clerk, G rade 5, m e n ts (P rom .).
prom otion test, told T h e L E A D E R 5463. Clerk (B oard o f H igh er M EN -Buy DIRECT
he th o u g h t th e w hole idea of pro- E d u ca tio n ), Gr. 5 (P rom .).
m a tio n ex a m in a tio n s sh ou ld be 5812. In sp ector of C on stru ction ,
di.scarded. H e felt th a t em p loyees Gr. 3; all d ep a rtm en ts (P rom .).
7 0 0 % a l l - w o o l
should be jud ged solely on their 5254. In sp ector of P ip e L ayin g,
actual w orih to a d ep a rtm en t and Gr. 3. W ater (P rom .).
not on a m ark th e y m ig h t receive 5255. In sp ector o f P ip es and
by cra m m in g just before a w ritten > C astin gs, G r. 3. (O p e n -C o m p etitive)
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As Low a s H a lf Trice.,
am iners, H alloran V etera n s A d ­
m in istra tio n H osp ital, S 'a te n I s ­
land 2, N ew York, n ot later th a n
O ctober 2.
N Y C P r o m o tio n s
S o o n t o O p e n
S u b m ission of a d v ertisem en ts to
th e B u d get D irector for three p rom
o tio n ex a m in a tio n s h a s b een a p ­
proved by th e N Y C Civil S e . . .Le
C om m ission. T h e th ree are I n ­
spector C on stru ction , G rad e 3,
all d ep artm en ts; S en ior P roperty
of th e B oard of E stim a te an d NYC
M an ager, B u reau of R eal Estr.te
H o u sin g A uthority; an d In r p :c t r
of P ip e L ayin g, G rad e 3, D e^ a .-
m e n t of W ater Su p ply. G a s and
E lectricity.
m o d e m f u r n i t u r e
ALSO MOD€RN LAMPS
• fall clearance
• S A L E
OISCOUMTS
PROM . . . 2 0 % to 60%
H o d e r n s t y l e
«

) n l y 1
S t y t e M h c r I W / C lV li. ft£R V I€S U A D f ilt
2 5 N
,rontinv>ed i r o m P a g e 9)
' riirls. C. Murray, 76.6.
' Joseph J. Vogt, 76.65
S' i,awrence C. Finn, 76.6.
Michael Krowtzoff, 76.6.'
0 Max Moses, 76.65
Kobert N. Freude, >76.6.'
C. W, McCants, 76.66
V Benedict I. Cohen, 76.61
II' Bdward Quigley, 76.60
if:' Paul A. Heiselman, 76.6(
’rg Charles W. Zobel, 76.P(
-V James R. Daly, 76.60
io Joseph Vilchek, 76.60
James H, Rose, 76.60
gj' Thos. W. O’Brien, 76.fit
ti Jlarry Ortsman, 7C.60
J;' William P. Collins, 76.6C
Jas. J. McDonnell, 76.60
57. Abe. Rosenberg, 76.60
J, John T. Gallagher, 76.60
0, Jos. H, Krosche, 76.60
1, Joseph P. Joyce, 76.6C
2, John B. Larkin, 76.60
,3. Thomas V. Beyer, 76.60
U V, Marchiony, 76.60
Richard F. Walter, 76.55
Bernard Baron, 76.55 -
Denis K. Quinn, 76.55
Joseph W. Zlmba, 76.55
SulUvan, 76.65
. WillJam J. Reilly, 76.55
83. Joseph T. Regan, 76.55
John J. Murphy, 76.65
Victor Aaronsen, 76.55
Melvin G. Jaeger, 76.66
Joseph C. Vitolo, 76.55
Alan J. Swithwick, 76.55
T^on Litwin, 76,55
Geo. O. Peterson, 76.55
J-uclan Jablons>{i, 76.55
Rob0. Alan J. Erickson, 76.40
ICO. John J. Curd, 76.40
fil. Leonard Chase, 76.40
(>2. Jerome P. Murray, 76.40
64. Nicholas Savino, 76.40
f5. Frank P. Juliano, 76.40
806. Edward Moubray, 76.35
!67. F. J. Colasuonno, 76.35
ifiS. Edward W. Rail, 76.35
69. Frank C. Troiano, 76.35
71. John J. McAleavy, 76.35
72. Paul J. Tedesco, 76.35
73. Edward J. Heard, 76.3fi
74. Timothy Moriarty, 76.35
75. George E. Kelly, 76.35
76. Gordon C. Bennett, 76.35
77. James II. Maillard, 76.35
79. Michael lannato, 76.35
80. Sidney Rosenzweig, 76.35
81. Arnold J. Kazdin, 76.35
82. John P. lannuzao, 76.36
53. Paul Toscano, 76.35
84. Frank X. C\irran, 76.35
S5. Edward M. Levey. W.35
S7. Don M. Cerbelli, 76.35
88. Edward J. Ginley, 76.35
-.K9. Frank A. DeRiso, 76.35
»a. A. J, Laudanski, 76.36
n . John J. Kernan, 7f.30
«2. Victor L. DowlinK, 7«.30
ft3. Joseph E. Rose, 76.^0
54. Joseph J. Campbell, 76.30
05. James McCarthy, 76.30
97. Ricahrd M. Abt, 76.30
198. Frank N. DaSilva, 76.30
199. Patrick McMahon, 76.30
'00. John P. Lyle, 76.30
01. Claude J. A. Pladl, 76.30
02. Alexander Ratfj’, 7uia A. Santo, 76.25
1913. Robert E. Muller, 76.26
.’914. Terence Traynor, 76.26
J915. John F. Petragll*, 76.25
2916. Bmanuel Santora, 76.26
2918. Theodore Kamon, 76.25
J919. Lewis B. Munsay, 76.25'
2920. Francis Quinlan, 76.26
2921. Thomas F. Hyland, 76.25
2922.Carl Dimadio, 76.26
2923. Joseph P. Demery, 76.25
2924. Donald S. Irish, 76.26
2925. ChB.$. A. Hingham. 76.26
2926. Gustav Vecchione, 76.25
2927. Kenneth L. Brown, 76.26
2928. Frank B. Spataro, 76.26
2929. Robert J. Chrberry, 76.26
2930. Peter P. Mazzella, 76.26
2931. Michael J. Daly, 76.26
2932. James J. RodRers, 76.26
2933. Sidney Marcus, 7f.25
2934. T. I. PlelBchman, 76.25
2935. R. J. McOormack, 76.25
2936. Jdhn J. Polan, 76.20
2937. John B. Gaul, 76.20
2939. Salavtore Vltuocl, 76.20
2940. Daniel J. Cassidy, 76.20
2942. Henry Murcia, 76.20
2943. Francis T. M«ehan, 76.20
2944. Sdward J. Reilly, 76.30
2945. Joseph V. Ore«ne, 76.20
2947. Charles J. Golden, 76.20
2948. Adolph Jacob, 7f.20
2949. Raymond Lewis, 76.20
2950. Jos. C. Eerelhofer, 76.20
2952. John H. Monahan, 76.20
2D63. Thos. J. Albergo, 76.20
2955. John J. Miller, 76.20
2958. Alfred T, Wlllnow, 76.20
2959. George B. Vuttech, *76.20
2961. John J. Loney, 76,16
2963. Gwyn Mlnglns, 76.16
2965, James P. Ryan, 76,15
2966. William A. Aeppll, 76.16
2968. Henry X. Heller, 76.15
2969. Sydney Rackford, 76.15
2970. Frank M. Mengler, 76,15
2971. John F. McXHaffrey, 76.16
2972. Thomas J. Keenan, 76.16
2973. Richard J. Rowan, 76.16
2975, Vincent Carbone, 76.16
2976, James McDowell, 76.15
2977, Peter W, Richards, 76.15
2978, Stanley Sternefeld, 76.15
2979, Warren G. Aplln, 76.15
29S0. Jack J. Scftlici, 76.15
2981. Lawrence Bartley, 76.16
2982. Jeremiah Goodman, 76.16
2983. Edward Sobchack, 76.15
2985, Bendik-Ladislav, 76.16
2986, John M. Edwards, 76.10
2987, Boris C, Sanjek, 76.16
2988, John E, Blunk, 76,10
2989, T, J, Magi«rskf, 76.10
2990, Harold Pogeweit, 76.10
2991, Antonio Sulfaro, 76,10
2992, Joseph P. McNiff, 76.10
2993, James J, Dugran, 76,10
2994, Frank C, Miele, 76,10
2995, Allan L. Jackson, 76.10
2997. Jos. P. Callahan, 76.10
2«98. Joseph P. Hoare, 76.10
3003. M. P. McLoughlin, 76.10
3004. Thomas P. Rosner, 76,06
3005. Harold Mortimer, 76.05
2007. Russell Christian, 76.0«
3008. C. Russell Gilbert, 76.OC
3009. John P. Haeser, 76,05
3010. William McManus, 76,06
3011. Edward J, O’Reilly, 76,05
3012. Fred, McDermott, 76.06
3018. John McDermott, 76.05
3014. James J. Trainor, 76.05
S O U N D
I € A C H
(All V«m-)
'■os cabin, aidlqK> '7 roainB, bath, g»r»gt,
^ot air heat. (om I). Plot 4Sx 175 Ir-
t^iilar, fruit 4mm. 9«,800.
HGUUIT At WHIVKSTONK, IBaalter
VLuHhins 8-7707
>I.D F R A M E H O V A B — N o r t h B r o o lc f le ld .
N^Y„ a b o u t liS m ile s went o l X>tioa, 8
')ODw. a b o u t 2 Va acres, lartre b a rn , sm a ll
lu n s a lo w on b ro o k rem o d eled ( n eed s •paint-
|ig r); « lec tria ity , h o t a n d cold w a te r, ale>o
ctrie sto v e, re'frigreratlon a n d p u m p ,
kntic ta n k , telep b o n o , n e w flre p la e e a n d
|t e . b a th npB tairs an d e x tr a to ile t d ow n-
*irs, b e a n titu lly s itu a te d o n hill, f r u it
lea, ce d a r hed^os, etc . M u s t b e so ld tp
Vtlo an e s ta te lm n )c d ia te p o ssessio n ;
irly ta x e s $0.S. P rio e $ 7 ,0 0 0 . M n s t be
tn to be ap p if'o iated . W rite N. H , Lew ie
leo u to r. a a B ro ad w ay . N.Y .C.
A s s t . H o u s i n g M a n o g e r
The NYC Civil Service Commission
has approved a change in the
certification date for eligibles on
o f
9016. Alex Miller. 76.06
3016. John P. Quinlan, 76.06
3017. Murray Sherman, 76.06
3018. Donald Endonino, 76.05
3019. John V. Brock, 76.0f>
S020. Edward Rogers, 76.06
3021. Wm. F. Demarest, 76.06
3022. William J. Toal, 76.06
3023. John McNamara, 76.05
3024. Stephen Skapinec, 76.05
3026. Harold Silverfarb, 76.06
3026, James J, Ryan, 76.05
3027, Charles P. Plsher, 76.06
3028, Norman B, Weiss, 76.06
•3029, Anthony Pukenls, 76,06
3030, Joseph Hobble, 76,06
3031, C. J. Pltzsimons, 76,06
3032, John T. Mulligan, 76.06
2033, Patrick C. Hickey, 76.00
3034. Anthony Matarese, 76,00
3036. Francis X. Keenan, 76,00
3037.CharlM D Hlchey, 76,00
3038, Carl H. Doerfter, 76.00
3039, James T. Molloy. 76,00
3040, Francis Waldron, 76,00
3041. James B/ Kelly, 76,00
8043. Thomas B. Kane, 76,00
8044. Prank P. Ewald, 76.00
3046. Prancls Qallagber, 76.00
3047. Myles P. Carton, 76.00
8048. John J. Liento, 76.00
8049. John K. Boland, 76.00
8050. Vincent DaSilva, 76.00
3061. Thomas F. Agnew, 76,00
3063, Edward E, Compel, 76.00
8064. August Carboni, 76.00
8056. James J. Grubb, 76.00
3056. Chas. L, Pregenaer, 76.00
3058. James J. Grubb, 76.00
3059. MelYln Wexell, 76.96
3060. Eugene J. Kelly, 76.96
3061. John A. McCaffrey, ^6.96
3062. Henry L. Steck, 75,96
3063. P. Ponlatowski, 75,95
3064. Stanley Skvdalski, 76.96
2066. Bernard Brennan, 76.96
3066, Paul McWilliams, 76,95
3067, W. P. Pitzpatrlck, 76.96
3068, Raymond McCabe, 75.96
2070, John P. Purey, 76.96
3071. Joseph Napoli, 76.95
3072. Robert M. Dunn, 76.95
3073. Henry Torvela, 75.96
3074. Michael O'Brien, 75.96
3075. BenJ. P. Williams, 75.96
3077. Francis Donvan, 76.90
3078. Daniel J. Smith, 76.90
3079. James P. O’Malley, 75 90
3080. Morton Bard, 75.90
3081. Jeremiah O’Neill, 75,90
3082. Irving E. Smith, 75.90
3084. A, G. Masclello, 76.90
3085. Adrian J. Scharder, 75.90
3086. Charles J. Graham, 76.90
3087. Daniel Hahoney, 75.90
3089. John A. Murtha, 75.90
3090. Jos. G. Lomurro, 76.90
8091. Thomas T«soriero, 75.90
3092. Arthur C. Kurz, 76.90
3093. Arthur E. Cooper, 76.90
3094. James D. Boue, 75.90
3095. Eugene Tesoriero, 76.90
3096. Wilbur M. Phllcox, 76.90
3097. Harold Kaplan, 75.9G
3098. Charles Flywn.
3099. KdwiQ. A. Plood, 7S.»0
3100. John C. ^6.90
8101. Joseph P. White, 75.90
3102. Thos. J. Johnston. 76.90
8103. Pred C. Rltzer, 76.90
3104. Arthur Ktrlacon, 76.M
3106. Herttert^JMithor. 75.86
S106. Matthew C. King, 76.85
3107. Pred. S. McBride, 75.85
3108. Harold E. Reilly, 75.85
8109. Thos. V. Trummer, 76.85
JllO. Thomas P. Lynch, 75 85
8112. John J. DuPont, 75.80
8113. Geo. R. DeSantis, 75.85
8114. John Donovan, 75.85
8116. Chas. J. McCarthy, 75.86
8U6. Alec J. Leba, 75.85
3117. Peter J. Burke, 75.85
3118. Joseph N. Black, 75.85
8119. Thomas G. Manzo, 75.85
8120. Chas. B. Hanson, 75.85
2121. Martin F. Carr, 75.85
8122. Sylvester Askins, 76.85
3124. Jas. R, Robertson, 76.85
8126, Andrew J. Dillon, 76.85
8126. Gerard E. Healy, 7585
8128. Tho-mas A, Miller, 76.85
8129. Jay Butler, 76.86
8130. Harold P. Hartner, 75.85
8131. Geo. S. Anderson, 76.85
*132. Thomas Desmond, 75.85
8183. Dominic Sabatinl, 75.85*
*134. Robert S. Butler, 76.80
8186. Prancls Hasseett, 75,80
9186. John J. Bragoll, 75.80
»188. Wa;it«T J. Blythe, 76.80
8140, John J. Krloskl, 75.80
8141. John' P. Shanley, 76.80
1142. Paul Plounlacker, 76.80
8144. Arthur Williams, 75.80
8146. Morton Siegel, 75.80
tl46. R. H. anerretic, 75.80
*147. James F. Bannon, 75.80
8148. Harold P. Schroer, 75.80
»149. Thomas M. O’Brien, 75.80
8150. John C. O’Garro, 75.80
3161. Eugene Marshall, 75.80
3163. H, P. Rutherford, 75.80
8164, Arthur Nellis. 75.80
8156. Frederick J. Haas, 76.80
3166. Louis A, Schill, 75.80
3157, Lawrence Bender, 76.80
31.68. Jos. A. Colantuno, 76.80
3169. Edward A, Rybak, 75.80
8160. Allan Van Praagh, 75.80
3161, T, A. Christensen, 75.80
8162, David W, Downing, 75.80
>163. Constan’e Dambra, 75.80
3164. Adolphus Segee, 75.80
8166, Donato A, latauro, 75.75
3167. Joseph P. Smith, 75.76
3168. James P. Keelly, 75.75
3169. Donald J. Grlndle, 75.75
8170. Herbert Keller, 75.75
8171. G. L, Dell’AngSlo, 76.75
8172. John Sklfflngton, 75.75
8173. Joseph L, Merfenda, 75.75
3176. Eugene Muntzner, 75.75
8178. Daniel C. Leddy, 75.75
8180. John C. Wittrelch, 75.75
8181. Louis Centoroelll, 75.75
8183. J. E. Prendergaet, 75.70
8184. Charles J. Coyne, 75.70
8185. Benny R. Zakar,'76.70
3186. Arthur M. Tangel, 75.70
3187. Kenneth T. Ford, 75.70
8189. Earl B. Allen, 75.70
3190. James J. McKlllop. 75.70
8191. Gustav H. Rlem, 76.70
3192. Richard J. Dunne, 75.70
8193. F. J. Mltteldorf, 75.70
3196. James J. Kan«, 76.70
3196. Latty Ernest, 76.70
8197. William P. Burns, 75.70
3199. George M. Mander, 76,70
3200. Thomas P, Herzog, 75,65
saoi. Geo. W. Madison, 75,65
8302, Peter liitB
8208, Harry J. Eglnton, 75.65
the Assistant Housin«r Manager,
NYC Housing Authority list, mok-
Ing promotjonseffective July 1.
C R E D I T
C A N Y O U SPARE
9 M I N U T E S ?
W E W IL L
• YOlBt A ccount
• A IO M HX LOW,
E A S Y T E R M S
• M AKEilBERALIlADE-lN
ALUWAMCE
« INSTALL FOUR MEW
SEIBERUNG TIRES (M
Y O U R C A R W y i e W a l k A t r a l i d d e
f WY6LES — RADIOS — ACCESSORIES
OOTBOAROS.— flO U S fN O LB ITEM S
V a n L e ^ w e n l i r e & S a le s C o ., In c .
805 Atknik Ave., Braoldyn (Car. VanderUt)
TMephone: NEvins 8-6340
3204. Jp.sse R. Tompkins. 75,C.u
;J205. Keimeth I>. Bookol, 7X).0i*
3206, James DeForle, 75.6u
3207. Arthur Rosen, 75.(15
3209, P'rank A. Gavin.
3210, Francis D. Ryan, 75.6r.
3211, Eugene Sheppard, 75.6r.
3213. Satiiuel Zigiuan. 75.65
3115. Howard J. Larson, 75.60
3216. Frederick A. WinR. 75.60
3217. Charles F. Drehor, 75.60
3218. H. ClotvyorLhy. 75.60
3219. Frank Aliizzaglia, 75.00
3220. Robt. E. Ileighard. 75.60
3221. David R. Gcoghan. 75.60
3222. Vernon M. Byron. 75.60
3223. Joiin W. Sh«emy, 76.60
3224. James P. K-elly. 75.60
3225. Joseph M. Litcher, 75.60
3226. George J. Brady. 75.00
3227. Frank J. Whai«ii, 75.60
3228. Henry C. Unralil, 75.60
3229. Frank E. Barton, 75.60
3230. T. E. McCullough, 75.60
3231. John H, Porie, ’;5.60
3232. A. .T, Marchetta, 75.65
3233. Thomas W. Lowe, 75.55
3234. Vito D, Leggio, 75.55
3235. Jos. E. McDonough, 75.55
3236. Carmine A. Piro, 75.55
8237, Edward Donegan, 75.55
8238. George P. Comery, 75.55
3239, Harold P. Wilhelm, 75.55
3241. John J, Horan, 75.55
3242. Lionel A. Jackson, 75.55
3243. Albert CofTman, 75.55
3244. John K. Bradley, 75.55
3245. Cuido Civetta, 75.55
3246. Robert Smith, 75.55
3248, John J, Gregory, 75.55
3349, Walter Panchyn, 75.55
3250. George Vilchitski, 75.55
3251. Alfred J. Lange, 75.55
3252. John C, Hannon, 75.55
3253. Joseph P. Brady, 75.55
3254. Raymond F. Deo, 75.55
3255. William J. Shea, 75.50
3256. John R. C.oedel, 75.50
3257. Vincent Intorcia, 75.50_
3258. Edward L. Steigei', 75 50
3259.. Robt. A. Dorfman, 75.50
3260. Joseph F. Ayral, 75.50
3262, Leonard Farbcr, 75.n_0
3263, William A. I/eslio, 7;>.50
3264, Eugene J. Kelly. 75.50
3265, R, F, Calderwood, 75.50
3266, Edward F. Stines, 75.50
3269. W'illiam Pawelko, 75.50
3270. Raymond P. Hally, 7'5.50
3272. V. R. McDonough, 75.50
3273. Walter Hausniann, 75.50
3274. Emmett Johnson. 75.50
3275. Mathias L. Goeren, 75.50
3276. Edward J. Romeo, 7o.50
3277. Robt, G. O’Brien, 75.50
3278. Albert J. Tuck, 75.50
3280. J. V, McLaughlin, 75.45
3281. Wm. M. Meehan, 75.4»
3282. Thomas A. Byrne, 75.-45
3283. Walter Klepacki, 7u.45
3284. Thomas J, Walsh, 7i>.4a
3285. Peter Tokorcsik, 75.45
3286. John J. Zwalke, 75.45
3287. Jos, J, O’Donovan, 75.45
3289, Raymond Herbert, 75.45
3290, Robt. Wllkening, 75.45
3291, Ernest K. Milde, 75.45
3293. Donald Roy, 75.40
3294. Cornelius O’Brien, 75.40
3295. Newell J, Keegan, 75.40
3296. Kenneth Deighan, 75.40
3297. Nicholas DeMaria, 75.40
S e l l H i g h Q u a l i t y
C H O C O L A T E S
r« a r frlcMds mi4 eo*worlnra. Make
additional money, lar^e repeat orders,
C M A R L E S F R A M K & C O .
m B A S T 1 7 th 8 T B E K T , N E W Y O RK
A L K onquln 4 -4 0 0 0
YOUNG MEN (5)
VETS NtEPERftED
Sinitle — neat t - Rf^ffrestive — traT«I Sli
•tetw . Interviewing for chrc. aal«H
flrm. No «xperlenee npecasary. We train
jm i, Trannportation paM—eammlMion
— bonnt. Permanent work with ad-
▼aiMCBiaat,
M R . L A K E
178» BroadwaT, N.Y.C.
(7th Floor)
R e n t a u r a n t Offers
Part Tnne Work ,
F« r M en A«
FLOOR ASSISTARTS
T o M aa«gers i n R e s U i u r a n t
Q ia in I
H O K X P K S n i N C B N I ! C £ 8 S A » Y
H o a r * : 1 1 t e 9 p . m .
• O f l D P A Y — P M J B 1 . V N C H
A p p ly to
EXCMANftE tUmET RESTAURANT
C ordand Slret, New York
H u d ao n T s rn iin a l BuU diiur
For Side
PU ZU U A BAB AND KKSTAIHtANT
4JOMPUQTIS WITH KVSRYltHlNG
Includinr Good 5-Y«ar Lomiie
All 'Paid Up, on Good Terma
BAYSir® WKBT, U I,
iee-07 34th Ave,, Bayaide We«t
PHONIC: F lushing 7-0512
.|?2HS. Donald F. Ilyan. 75.4 0
liiracl (Jre.'f nl)crK, 7.') r-;unl, 7;j id
r,,SO.-i. Ali.'liacl I>. .Minra, 7.').10
.!306. Win. T. Corcoran, 7r.,(0
.{.)0,. UocTo i;. Viilo, 75.40
.T.SOK. Kons P. iMart iirano, 75 4 0
:!30'.i. Wm. J. Johnston, 75 40
.5310. Micliac] Mc.VuItv, 75..10
;|311. lOiiRonc E. iMfirron, 75.lO
3312. Uornian lidircns, 7.'>.40
3 : ! 1 *1 )*.>nis T. Slu-a, 75.40
3314. Geo. T. Slioolian, 75.40
."315. lOrii; H. i;ioniKr«'Mi, 75 40
,■{316. James Standt, 75.35
3317. Ciias. W. Ilogers, 7.-1..15
3318. Willard Nichols,
3319. Eugene JMoliov, 75.35
3320. W’ni. P. Cof'llnor. 75.,'i5
3321. James P. Branigan. 7r).:t5
3322. Pett-r J. Englisii, 7i .:!5
3323. David J. Platt, 75.35
3t325. R. F, Linnenlioiil, 75 35
3326. William J. Burns, 75.35
332«. Gerald O’Connell, 75.35
3329, Jo.seph J. Tully, 75.35
333J. iMiciiael Bimnions, 75,3S
3332. John D. Jones, 75.35
3333. James Rushin, 75.35
3334. James J. Cleary, 75.35
3335. Eugene Kapp, 75..30
3336. Gerald Sicklick, 75.30
3341. T. T. Balutowski. 75 30
3342. Jolin J. Toone, 75.30
3:*r43. George T. Hravy, 75,30
3344. J’aaquale A. Iv.)ne, 75,30
3345. Jame.s Uac.carino, 75.30
3347. Jt)hn .Smiiiuia, 75..'iO
334S, Luke JO. Mcnnelia. 75 30
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8 «S>L R o b e r t J . D o w d , 7 5 .2 0
S S P i. A r t h u r G r e c o , 7 5 .2 0
83!>^. F . W . M a c i c k s l d , 7 5 .2 0
339(6. J o s e p h P l u c h i n o , 7 5 .2 0
33D5. W m . ir. K n u c f tf in , 75 .1 5
3 3 9 V K d w l n C . H h ir l.-y , 7 5 .1 5
J o h n S. B u r n e t t , 7 5 ,1 5
3 4 0 i , R i c h a r d C a s .s ld y , 7 5 .1 5
3 4 0 1 J o s e p h T . O r i l l i n , 75./.'<
34C< L e r o l y A . M c N a l l y , 75 .1 5
a tot, T h o .s . J . S h e e h a n , 75 .1 5
3 1 0 ^ G e r a r d J . F u r .s l , 7 5 ,1 5
3 4 0 6 J o h n T i a w r e n o e , 75.15
340'( A l d o M . B e l l e l t i , 75.15
3 40? W m . J . R u t l f r l l a n d , 7/J.15
3 4 1 5 A n t J i 'y A n g l e .s a i io , 7 5 .1 5
3412 F r a n k T h o u i p a o n . 7 5 .15
3 4 U I fU R h A . P 0 l l 0 (.k , 75 .1 5
34 1 1 . J o s e p h K . I 'a u l , 7 5 .1 5
3 4 1 ^ F ra n < M 3 M u r r a y , 75 .1 5
3 ) i t , N o r m a n A . Il’IH h, 7 5 .1 5
34 1 7 D e n t o n I .i a d e m a n n , 7.".15
3 4 1«. C h a s . 1-D. K o e n c k e , 7r.,15
8 4 1>. M i l t o n K l r . s c h n e r , 7 5 .1 5
342®, J o s e p h I I . D a l y , 7 5 .1 5
3 4 2 1 K r n e s t I. L y o n .s , 75 .1 5
3 4 2 i. L e o n M a je .s k i , 75.1 !i
3 421. J o h n P . C o l l i n s , 7;;.tO
3 4 2 i. D a v i d H e c h t , 7 5 .1 0
3 4 2 5 . J a a . P . O ’C o n n - ’ H, 75 .1 0
3 42*. J o s e p h T . C a s e y , 7 5 .1 0
3 42V. K d w a r d P . S a y i ’e. 75 .1 0
34 2 S . M . D . B o r n .4 t e l n , 7 5 .1 0
34 3*. T h o m a s A . D o y l e , 7 5 .1 0
3431. J o s e p h J . D e a n , 75 ,1 0
3 4 3 2 . J o s e p h F . M u r p h y , 7 5 .1 0
3433. J . F . C l a s s m a c h e r , 7 5 .1 0
3 4 3 5 . G e o r f f o G . K y a n , 7 5 .1 0
3 4 37. R . W . M a c M a h o n , 75 .1 0
3138. B e r n a r d B r e n n a n , 75 10
3 4 30. T h e o d o r e S t a r k . 7 5 ,1 0
2 H 0 . F i d w a r d K i e r n a n , 7 5 .10
3 1 4 1 . J o ; \ P . R e y n o l d .s , 75 .1 0
3 4 42. A r t h u r B e r k e , 7 5 .1 0
3 141t. G e r i n a r o N . R o c (;o , 75 .1 0
34 44. Jo .s. J . l i a t r o n l c a , 7 5 .1 0
3 (4 5 , W i l l i a m S e d l a .- k , 7 5 .1 0
34 46. K u firo n e R . T o n i ia , 75 .0 5
3 4 47. J ^ o u e l a s W i l l i a m s , 75 .0 5
3448. K . J . I l e t h c r i n K l o n , 75 .0 5
3 4 5 0 . V i c t o r H o - s p e d a le , 75 .0 5
3 1 5 2 . f l e r a i d J . S o h a c f c r , V5.05
3 4 5 3 . A n d r e a s A l v e r , 7 5 .0 5
3 4 5 4 . . l o h n J . D e L u c a . V5.05
3456. .J. Iv. M c D o r n i o l t , 7.'i.05
3 4 5 7 . (3. F . B r e i t w l e s o r , 75 .0 5
3 458. S i d n e y R i c k , 75.0.>
3159. C JeorK P A . B l a i r , 7 5 .C5
3 4 6 1 . f tl ic h a e l F . D o r i s , 7 5 .0 5
3462. W i l l i a m T . D o n il.v , 75 .0 5
3464. D a n i e l W . K o l T 'o r , 75.05
34C6, C M ia rlc s . i a c c a r i n o , 7 5 .0 5
3 4 6 7 . J .'im e s P . O o e n , 7 5 .0 0
3468. C a l v i n W . I,,o w e , 7 5 ,0 0
3 470. J o s . M . C a c k o w . s k i, 75 ,0 0
3 1 7 1 , T h o m a s J . K o e e a n , 7." a < ^ o u r te , 7 4 .8 5
3 5 4 1 . A n t h o n y I47. W . J . O T iO U R h lln , 7 4 .8 0
S 5 4 8 . F r a n k A , M i r a b i l e , 7 4 .8 0
3 5 4 0 . H o w a r d S c h r o d e r , 7 4 .80
3 5 51. lO d w a r d A . R o s i n i , 7 4 .8 0
3552. I ’e t i t o A . S a v c r i o , 7 4 .8 0
3 5 5 3 . C h a r l e s H . G a i e r , 7 4 .SO
3 5 5 7 . A l b e r t D i l i o r e n z o , 7 4 .8 0
3 5 5 8 . J o h n W . B e n n e t t , 7 4 ,8 0
3 5 61. H a r r y H e g a l s o / i , 7 4 .7 5
3 5 6 2 . I t o b o r t C . P’ r e c , 7 4.75
3 5 6 3 . A n t h o n y F a l c o n e , 74 .7 5
35C4. J o h n A . B e t z , 7 4 .7 5
3565. C l a r e n c e V . C r o n i n . 7 4 .7 5
3566. J o l i n W . L o n g , 7 4 ,7 5
3 5 67. J o s e p h S c o t t , 7 1 .7 5
35G8. J a m e s F . R y a n , 7 4 .7 5
3 5 6 0 . V i n c e n t P e p p a r d , 7 4 .7 5
3 5 7 0 . J o h n T . D e m p s e y , 7 4 .7 5
3 5 7 1 . H i l t o n O. S p o k o n y , 7 4 ,7 5
3 5 7 2 . L e o n a r d F o r d , 74.7">
3 5 7 3 . W 'il li a m A . M e tz , 7 4 .7 5
3 5 7 5 . H a r r y I ,( in d e n f e l( l, 74 .7 5
3 5 7 6 . R o b e r t F . B o o t i i, 7 4 .7 5
;r.7 7 . P h i l i p S. A m ii o, 74 75
3 5 7 8 . T lio s . O 'H a l i o r a n , 7 4 .7 5
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S t a n l e y T . C r r a p o s , 7 4 .7 5
J o h n J . M c G u i g a n , 7 4 .7 5
A l b e r t B . M a d i s o n , 7 4 .7 0
J a m e s 10. C r o w l e y , 7 4 .7 0
L a w r e n c e S i m o n . 7 4 .7 0
R o b e r t J . L t B l a n c . 7 4 .7 0
J o h n J . B a r r y , 7 4 .7 0
C h a s . ( ’o o d o n o u g h , 7 4 .7 0
J o h n P . G a l l a g h e r , 7 4 .7 0
W a r r e n K e l l e h e r , 7 4 .7 0
J . K r o n e n b e r g e r , 7 4 .7 0
W a r r e n S h o t w e l l , 7 4 .7 0
J o s . Ii. M c M a h o n , 7 4 .7 0
A r t h u r D e k a n y , 7 4 .70
M a t t h e w H a y , 7 4 .7 0
J o s , F . C a g g i a n o , 7 4 .7 0
J o h n J . T i m l i n , 7 4 .7 0
H a r r y K . B r o w n , 74 .6 5
K d w a r d C. C i f f o n e , 7 4 .6 5
K d . J . M c F a r l a n d , 7 4 .Co
W i l l i a m H . P r i e s s , 7 4 .6 5
R o b e r t G . H a r l l e s , 7 4 .65
K r l i n g B u t t e d a h l , 7 4 .6 5
H u g h F . D a v i t t , 7 4 .65
F r a n k K . G c f f k e n , 7 4 .6 5
M a x W e i s s , 7 4 .6 5
H o w a r d J . J o y , 7 4 .6 5
K d w a r d A . H o p k e , 7 4 .6 5
G e o r g e W . H a l l , 7 4 .6 5
R o b t . G . H o l i h a n , 7 4 .6 5
W a l t e r J . W a ls s e r , 74 .0 5
H e n r y F . T r u t n o f f , 7 4 .6 0
N i c h o l a s A l b a n e s e . 7 4 .fO
B e r n a r d M a t l s , 7 4 .6 0
J o s e p h R . F a l l o n , 7 4 .6 0
W a l t e r L . M a r l i n o , 7 4 .6 0
H y m a n B r o f s k y , 7 4 .6 0
J a s o n A . B r o w n , 7 4 .6 0
T h e o d o r e W e i s s , 74 .6 0
A l b e r t F . K c k e , 7 4 .6 0
A l b e r t R . H a n s o n , 7 4 .6 0
R i c h a r d E . A u s t i n , 7 4 .5 5
J o h n A . D e R o s a , 74 .5 5
R a l p h J . W i l s o n , 74 ,5 5
J o s e p h P i v o w a r , 7 4 .5 5
T i m o t h y B r o s m a n , 7 4 .5 5
T i m o t h y P a t w e l l , 74 .5 5
H a r o l d B . F a r r e l l , 74 .5 5
J o s e p h A . B a d , 74 .5 5
W a l t e r F . P o w e r s , 74 .5 5
T . P . K a l a k o w s k i , 74 .5 5
M i c h a e l D e e g a n , 74 .5 5
H u g h F . B l a n e y , 74 55
A l f r e d L a n g , 7 4 ,5 0
H e r b e r t L e v i t z , 7 4 ,5 0 •
C h a s . M a y e r j a c k , 74 50
C h a s . Ti. S a m u e l s , 7 4 .5 0
C . C . P i a m p i n n o , 7 4 .5 0
R o b e r t F . B r o o k , 7 4 .5 0
W i l l i a m J . S h a w , 7 4 .[LO
W i l l i a m L . t l r a n t , 7 4 ,5 0
T h o s . G . O ’C o n n e l l , 7 4 .5 0
R o b t . J . G e r a g h t y , 7 4 .5 0
J o h n R . K e v e r n , 7 4 .5 0
J . I L G a m b e r z k y , 7 4 ,5 0
C h e s t e r M . L e v e y , 7 4 .5 0
H e r m a n W o r a b e w , 7 4 .5 0
G e o r g e R . M u n d y , 7 4 .5 0
M a t t h e w N e w m a n , 7 4 .5 0
F r a n c i s C . O ’D o w d , 7 4 .4 5
G e o r g e C u m m i n g s , 74 .4 5
E d w a r d l-’r a w l e y , 74.4 5
J o s e p h G . R i m i , 7 4 ,4 5
T h o s . K r a s o w s k y , 7 4 .4 5
J o h n R . W e i d e r , 7 4 .4 5
F r e d e r i c k S t r o h , 7 4 .45
G e r a r d G . S t e p h a n . 74 .4 5
3GC8. H e r b e r t J . B e d e l l , 74 .4 5
3 6 6 9 . J a m e s J . W a t « o n , 71 .4 5
3 6 7 0 . T h o s . .1. M c C a r t l n . 74 .4 5
3G71. C l m s . E . K d g e r l y , 74 .4 5
3 6 7 2 . J o h n P . H e a n e y , 7 4 .4 5
3 6 7 4 . D a n i e l C . M a h o n , 74 .4 5
3 6 7 5 . W m . S c h e n k m a n , 7 4 .4 0
3 6 7 6 . L e o n a r d J . P a r r y , 74 .4 0
3C77. L e s t e r L . W e l d o n , 7 4 .4 0
•3078. T h o m a s P . G o l d e n , 7 4 .4 0
3 6 7 0 . A l b e r t R o b i t a i l l e , 7 4 .4 0
3 0 8 0 . A r t h u r A . S a m u e l s , 7 4 .4 0
3 6 8 1 , F . J . W a w r z e n s k i , 7 4 .4 0
3 6 8 3 . A l f r e d 11. M i l l e r , 7 4 .4 0
3 6 8 4 . A b r a h a m G r o s s , 7 4 .4 0
3 6 8 6 . J o s e p h M c G o v e r n , 7 4 .4 0
3 6 8 7 . A n t h o n y G e r n e r , 7 4 .4 0
3 6 8 8 . M y r o n F . V u n c k , 7 4 .4 0
3 6 8 9 . J o h n F . W h a l e n , 7 4 .4 0
3 6 9 0 . T h o m a s E . K e e v i l l , 7 4 .4 0
3 6 0 1 . J o s e p h F . G a n n o n , 74 .4 0
3 6 0 3 . F r a n k R a m p u l l a , 7 4 .4 0
3 6 9 4 . R o b e r t J . H a a s e , 74 .3 5
3 6 9 6 . W i l l i a m C o m b e s , 7 4 .3 5
3 6 9 7 . A r t h u r B . C a r l s o n , 74 .3 5
3 6 9 8 . J o s . B . G u n n i s o n , 74 .3 5
3 6 0 9 . J o s e p h G i o r d a n o , 74 .3 5
3 7 0 0 . R o o s e v e l t S t r o m a n , 74 .3 5
3 7 0 1 . E d . C. M c L e a n , 74 .3 5
3 7 0 2 . W a l t e r F . O ’S h e a , 7 4 .3 5
3 7 0 3 . T h o m a s A . G o u l o , 74 .3 5
3 7 0 4 . W M llia m J . S t e e r s , 74 .3 5
3 7 0 5 . R o b e r t A . B o e s s l e , 74 .3 5
3 7 0 6 . J o s e p h P . D e l i u c c l , 7 4 .35
3 7 0 8 . R a y m o n d K e n n e y , 7 4 .3 5
3 7 0 0 . W m . K . A b r a m s , 7 4 .35
3 7 1 1 . H a r r y B a c k s t r o m , 7 4 .35
3 7 1 2 . M a r t i n B . L o g a n , 7 4 .35
3 7 1 3 . J o h n J . J a e g e r , 7 4 .3 0
3 7 1 4 . L a w r ’e R e d m o n d , 7 4 .3 0
3 7 1 5 . A . M . C o l q u h o u n , 7 4 .3 0
3 7 1 6 . J o s e p h V . R y a n , 7 4 .3 0
3 7 1 7 . C o r n e l i u s T k o h l l l , 7 4 .3 0
3 7 1 8 . M a r v i n M . R o g o f l ’, 7 4 .3 0
3 7 1 9 . J o h n N . B r a d y , 7 4 .3 0
3721. J’r a n k S c h u rr, 7 4 .8 0
3722. Jo.scph J . J a m is o n , 7 4 .3 0
8723. V in c e n t J . I ra to , 7 4 .3 0
3724. L o u i» T . D e L u c ia, 7 4 .8 0
3725. W m . J . F itz p a tric k . 7 4 .80
8726. A . C. A rm ita B e , 7 4 .8 0
3727. H e n r y E . L angrhorst, ? 4 .3 0
3728. Fi-nnci.s A. Croaran, 74.30
3729. T h o s . 'J . W illiam s, 74 .3 0
3730. Georgre A. M ario n , 74 .3 0
3731. J o h n F . T u b u id y , 74.30
3733. R o b e rt F . S w eeney, 74.30
3734. H e n r y J . H olm , 74 .3 0
3735. V in c e n t SciKlibacrlio, 74.30
3737. G eorge G oldstein, 74.30
.3738. J o s e p h C arlo , 7 4 )3 0
3730. L o u is C opelak, 7 4 .2 5 '
3740. R a y m o n d J . C arey , 7 4 .25
3741. R ic h a rd T . Kelly, 74 .2 5
3742. G e ra rd R . Louis, 7 4 .2 5 0
3743. S y d n e y M. Eisenbergr. 7-4.25
3744. W . G. H ild e n b ra n d , 7 4 .250
3745. B. T .. F la n a c a n , 74 .2 5
3746. H e n r y L . F o u n ta in , 74 .2 5
3747. J a s e p h C an tw ell, 74.25
3748. M u rra y S c h a c h n e r, 74.25
3749. T . J . L a M cdica, 74 .2 5
3750. C h a rle s P . B e n n e tt, 74.25
3751. D a n ie l P . F a y , 74 .2 5
3752. M ichael J . H o v ry , 74.20
3753. F r a n c is X . G ourie, 74.20
8764. J o h n P . C u n n in g b a m , 7 4 .2 0
8765. T h o s , J . M «Caflfcrty, 7 4 .2 0
,3756. M a rtin F . O ’B rie n , 7 4 .2 0
8757. J a m e s F . M ulliscan, 7 4 .2 0
8760. R ic h a rd C. N u eb el, 7 4 .20
3761. E u R en e H a r r is , 74 ,2 0
3702. A r m a n d A . la u r in o , 7 4 .2 0
376.3. H e n r y J . V oeK ler, 7 4 .2 0
8764. P e t e r J . C a v a re tta , 74 .2 0
3765. C h a rle s D. N e w to n , 74 .2 0
876G. J a m e s C om bs, 7 4 .2 0
8767. R o b e rt V . Costello, 74 .2 0
3769. A r t h u r J . M ah o n ey , >74.20
3770. Thonv>9 J . R y a n , 74 .2 0
3771. R ic h a rd J . D o rn ey , 7 4 .20
3773. M ax w ell P e r lm a n , 74.15
3774. R u d i V. C ohen, 74 .1 5
3776. J o h n M. H o r a n , 7 4 .1 5
3777. D o n a ld M ac K ellar, 7 4 .16
3778. J o h n J . B a r ry . 7 4 .1 5
3779. W illiam F . S u tto n , 74.15
3780. G eo rg e R . A d a m s, 7 4 .1 5
3781. E d w a r d D . C addie, 74 .1 5
3782. J o h n W . H a n n a , 7 4 ,10
3784. J o h n H . M itchell, 7 4 .1 5
3786. E d w a r d P . T im m o n s, 7 4 .15
3787. E d w a r d T . M a h er, 74.15
3788. C h a rle s H . B y rd . 7 3 .1 5
3 7 9 0 . N i c h o l a s T . A n k u t a , 7 4 .1 0
3791. F r a n k P . W alsh , 7 4 .1 0
3702. J a m e s E . G a r r e tt, 7 4 .1 0
3798. W illia m T . C la rk , 7 4 .1 0
3794. F r a n k B a r r e tt. 7 4 .1 0
3795. J o h n J . B ly th e, 7 4 .1 0
3796. H a ro ld A . J a m e s . 7 4 .1 0
8797. T h o m a s J . D o n o v a n . 7 1 .1 0
3798. J o h n A . O d e n th a l, 7410
3790. E u e n e F . L in a n o . 7 4 .1 0
3800. J a m e s J . M o n a g h a n , 7 4 .1 0
3801. O liv er R . B a lm e r, 7 4 .1 0
3802. I v a n D o n ald so n , 7 4 .1 0
8803. .Tohn A . J a co b s, 74 .0 5
3804. J a m e s J . M u rp h y . 74.06
3805. J a m e s E . O ’S hea. 74.05
3806. C h a rle s L . R a n d , 74 .0 5
3807. W illiam J . R oehl, 74.0.T
3808. K e n n e th E . B e rn h a rd t, 74 .0 5
3809. R o b e rt V . H a v ro n . 7 4 .0 5
3810. C la re n c e J . B ro w n . 74 .0 5
3811. L e o n a rd M alltin, 74 .0 5
3812. L a r r y J . K e e n a n . 74 .0 5
3813. T h o m a s D. M u rra y , 74 .0 5
3814. J o s e p h G org o n zo la, 7 4 .0 5
3815. V in c e n t L. C astellucci, 74.05
3816. J o s e p h C. B re ssle r, 74 .0 5
3817. T h o m a s J . y a n , 74 .0 5
3818. R ic h a rd F . W h ite , 74 .0 5
3819. J a m e s J . B ritt, 7 4 .0 0
3820. J o h n C onnelly, 7 4 .0 0 ,
3821. J o h n E . S ten b eck , 74 .0 0
3822. W ilb u r S ch n e id e r. 74.00
3823. V ic to r A. Sacchi, 74.00
3824. J o s e p h S. D endy, 74 .0 0
3825. C h a rle s H . C asey, 74 .0 0
3826. F r a n c is E . M u rra y , 74 .0 0
3827. R o b e rt A. G octze, 7 4 .0 0
3828. .Tohn .1. S e a m a n , 74.00
3829. J o h n H . T h o m a s. 74.00
3830. J o s e p h E . T a n g re d i, 7-1.00
3831. T h o m a s C. M oore, '74.00
3833. D o m in ic k C o la n tro p o . 74 .0 0
3834. Th(?odove A. Goisler, 74 .0 0
3835. W a lte r E . B a n ta , 74 .0 0
3836. G eo rg e F . H o d u m , 74 .0 0
3838. B e r n a rd Sokol. 7 8 .9 6 ,
3839. T h o m a s P . L a m b e, 7 3 .9 6
3840. E u g e n e E . ZHo, 7 3 .9 6
3841. C a rl W , H irsc h , 7 3 .9 5
3842. J o s e p h C a r p e n te r , 7 8 .9 5
3843. R o b y R . B o o th b y , 73 .9 6
3844. J o h n L . M olloy, 7 3 .9 5
3845. T h o m a s N . S n ed eco r, 73 . H
3846. S ta n le y L . M oeser, 7 3 .9 5
3848. R a y m o n d T . C le a ry , 7 3 .9S
3849. M a tth e w J . F le m in g , J 3 . » |
3851. K. R . H e lm e y e r, 7 3 .9 0
3852. S ta n le y L . C e n tk o w sk i, 73.9*
3853. T h e o d o re G ro n a g e r, 7 3 .9 0
8854. H e r b e rt G .' S a n b e g , 73;80
8855. W ilfre d C . C a s h m a n , 73.9#
8 8 5 6 . Paitrlck J . Lundy, 7 3 .9 0
3857. J e ss e S. L o w ery , 7 3 .0 0
3858. F red?i< ck T . J a w o r s k i, 73.
3859. E d w a rd V . S alley, 7 3 .9 0
3860. .Tohn J . C am p b ell, 7 3 .9 0
3861. L o u is H a b ib , 7 3 .9 0 ,
3863. A n d re w ^ F . G im m o n s, 7 3 .9«
3804. G eorge A. L a fe m in a , 73.90
3865. H e n r y V a n D yke, 7 3 .8 5
386fi. A m a u ry C o n tre ra s , 7 3 .8 5
3867. H a ro ld J . K a n e . 7 3 .8 5
8360. W m . J . A rm s tro n g . 88.91
3870. N eil J . D o rria n . 7 5 .8 5
3871. T h o m a s J . P u g h , 7 3 .8 5
3872. T h o m a s G. G eyer, 7 3 .8 5
3873. H e r b e rt H . .Tanssen, 83.8S
3874. J o h n J . S u lliv an , 7 3 .8 5
3875. J o h n J ; N o tz , 7 3 .8 5
3876. E u g e n e F . G av in , 7 3 .8 5
3877. P e t e r A . D u m b lis, 7 3 .8 5
.'1878. Ra.vniond F . O o th le in . 73.81
3 8 8 0 .Jo sep h J . C asey, 7.*l,R5
3881. E d w a r d J . B eck, 7 3 .8 5
3882. Cha.H. W m . N a z z a re lla , 78.
3883. T a lm a d g e L ove, 7 3 .8 5
3884. E u g e n e C. LoeflFler, 7 8 .8 0
3885. W . V . M cC u tch en , 7 3 .8 0
3886. D a n ie l Uzapcewicz, 7 3 .8 0
3687. H a r r y B r a n d t. 7 3 .8 0
3888. .Tos. E . K o s^ m a n . 7 3 .8 0
3889. J a m e s P . E a rle y , 7 3 .8 0
3890. P a tr ic k J . E v a n s . 7 3 .8 0
3891. C lifford W . E g in to n , 73.8(>
3893. Geo. A. D ia m o n d , 7 8 .8 0
3894. M ichael J . W alsh , 7 3 .8 0
3895. E d w a r d C. S m ith , 73 .8 0
3896. W m . J . S h e e h a n , 7 3 .7 5
3897. .Tohn H y . J o h n s o n , 7 3 .7 5 .
3898. F . J . P . C a v a n a g h , 7 3 .7 5
3899. P e te r J . G affney, 7 3 .7 5
3900. C h a rle s T . R eed, 7 3 .7 5
S901. E d w a r d D. T o lv er, 7 3 .7 5
390w3. W illiam J . G ibney, 73.75
3904. J a m e s J . W a rre n , 7 3 .7 5
3906. J a m e s P . S ak s, 7 3 .7 5
3908. A n th o n y F . B a r b a ra , 73.75
3909. J o h n K o n a r, 73 .7 5
3911. G ilb ert J . S u lliv an , 73 .7 5
3912. C h a ile s E . L o ck w o o d . 73.7*
;i!)1.1. Auprust A. G iu n ta . 7.'!.75
19M. I rv in g L eb o w itz, 7 3 .7 5
3915. A lfre d W . W ag le, 73 .7 5
3916. E u g e n e A . A llegro, 73.70
3917. W m . F . A u stin , 7 3 .7 0
3018. F e lix A. A b ati, 7 3 .7 0 '
3920. F r a n c is .T. D uffy, 73 .7 0
3021. W illiam M. G ru b b , 73 .7 0
3922. J a m e s P . G o rm an
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Repeating Itself!
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c a n d id a te s
Were DELEHANTY Siudenis
We extend our eon^raliilalioiis l:
1. E d w a rd J . O ’C onnor
2. H a ro ld F. R ussell
3. F ra n k A . B rad icich
4. J a m e s B. B lu itt
5. A lfre d W . K re m le r
6 . ----------------------------------------------------
7. E v e re tt A . C a sa z z a
.8 . J o h n B. M u rp h y
9. R ich ard E. W e b e r
10. H a rry B. M cN eary
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M5 East I5lh St., N.Y. 3— Phone GR. 3-6900
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P O S T A G E S T A M P S
f o r " c o i x e c t o r k
Bought and Sold
LOUIS DITNNERSTEIN
88 CeHrt St.. BklyH. (Bore Hall)
“ P a ir S ta m p D e a lln s S ince 1 9 3 6 ”
L E G A L N O T IC E
S T A T E O f N E W T O E a . D E P A ttl'M B N 'I
O F S T A T E . M .: 1 d o hereb.T c e rtify th » t >
n e rtifie a te o f d isso lu tio n o i
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nas oeen filed id ( h it d e p a rtm e a t tliti d v
And th a t It ap p e a r* th e re fro m t h a t «uck
c o rp o ra tio n b aa conaplled w ith S ectio n 1 11
of th e S to c k C o rp o ra tio n L aw , a n d th a t W
IS dlssolveC. G iven in d u p lic a te u n d e r m y
b a n d a n d o ffic ia l seal o f th e O e p a rtm e n l
of S ta te , a t th e City o f A lb an y (Se»l>
th is 1 5 th d a y o f A u g u st, 1 0 4 7 .
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Seplember 16, 194T
, ^ M. K ean e, 7 3 .7 0
Will'* p . K itz p a tiic k , 7 3 .7 0
W'nivo J . D ’A m ico, 7 3 .7 0
}lf^ u rl A. Polilnw ii,
M llor. 7 3 .7 0
M cGec, 7.3.70
. li. F k ilcy , 7 8 .7 0
'^'!i.tc.pher F. F o r s te r . 73 .65-
C*'^, D. HaK prerty, 7 3 .6B
J . T o sean b , 7 3 .0 5
J"*, W ni. -N W s e n . 73 .HR ,
. 3. HuprsriM , 7 3 ,«5
A n th o n y S cire, 73 .6 5
M cG r««vy. 7 8, OS ,
J* r-v T e rk a n . 7 3 .OG v
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CIVIL SERVICE LEADER Page Fifteen^
H a rv e y , 7.1.65
W m in n is, J r .. 7 3 .M
,F . S eip « l, 7 3 .6 0
J 'O . H o B jm ert, J r . . 7 3 .«0
^.,,n P . McC.J»e. 7 3 .6 0 ^
J ^ l r y T . K av A n ag h . 7 3 .6«
Trfps R- A n d er* o n , 7 3 .6 0
B . H a rd e r. 7 3 .6«
'TiomMi B. I.yona, 78 .6 0
J . CiteU i, 7 8 .6 0
C. R fyers, 7 3 .6 0
ijSiGS F . M cL oone, 73. M
Julius F . G o d lo ^ sk i. 73 .6 0
jern ard .1; RogAn, 7 3 .0 0
5*|vatore A. Ruaiio, 7 3 .6 0
Richard F . K o v a rik , 73 ,6 0
jlow ard W. H a n e k , 73 .6 0
John J . L ev er, 73.00
P atrick S levin, 73,5.5
fh n rles J . O 'R o u rk e , 73..')5
Cornelhis El. T o o m b . 7 3 .5 5
Robert W . BtH^s, 73 .5 5
John L . A d ^ m en a s, 73'.5.’i
John F. M cC nllum , 73 .5 5
() p. T D 'A le ssan d ro , 7 3 .5 5
Tim othy ■'.I. L y n ch , 7 3 .5 5
■ F rancis D illgn, 7 3 .5 0
Charles J . KliVa, 73 .5 0
Eilward R. M a rtin c c k , 73.50’
, All«’r t H. C e v e rin so n , 73..')0
Ahby R o th , 7 3 .5 0
Hob. W . G o ld sch n cid er, 7 3 .5 0
WiUiam A. P la n tr 7 3 .5 0
Jo?oph .7. Ziolinski, 7 3 .50
\T s,k A. r.uTlo, 7 3 .5 0
, VVilliHm F . -S h eeh an , 7 3 .5 0
. V in ccn t .7. M a rra , 7 3 .5 0
E dw ard A. H ealy , 73 .5 0
. K dw ard D. O ’Connell,' 73..50
n, Kilwnrd J . Dos, 73 .5 0
Charles S. R y an , 73 .4 5
S, H obprt T . D olan 7J1.45
(, R ichard S eh rin ir, 78” 45
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pH|;e Sixteen ClVIf. SERVICE LEADER ' V Tuesday, Septei
UFO A Shows How Modern
Union Should Operate
The Uniformed Fire Officers
Association officially opened its
new executive offices and meeting
hall at 160 Chambers Street, Manhattan
last. Thursday, Sept. 11.
U. S . F irin g s
(Continued from Page t)
the grand total of Federal Jobholders
Is 2,088.966.
The bulk of the firings during
July—27,000—were concentrated
In six agencies—Treasury, Veterans',
Agriculture, Maritime, War
and Navy. The majority of other
agencies also reported lay-offs,
though in smaller numbers.
Among employees working outside
the U. S. proper, 7.044 firings
took place, most of them in Maritime
and War aiid Navy.
Reductions in force v/ere much
higher in June than In July. Almost
57,000 workers lost their
jobs in tb(? earlier period,
Layoffs Down
Contraiy to the general im-
pres.sion that lay-offs in the Federal
service have been particularly
heavy in recent months, a check
of U. S. Civil Service Comniis.sion
records for the past fiscal year
(July 1946 to July 1947) discloses
that actually the heaviest layoffs
occurred in Noveniber and
September of 1946.
In November 1946, net reduction
In force totaled 101,448. These
were chiefly in War and the Post
Office Departments and in the
Labor Department which lost
22,731 employees through the
shift of the U. S. Employment
Service to State control. In September
1946, 78,352 lay-offs took
place, practically all of them in
War and Navy.
Open House was held for the
members and their invited guests.
Most impressive to the members
was unionism In full force. Instead
of legal counsel, the up-to-
date equipment used for advantageous
purposes In furthering
their work for the general good
and welfare was In evidence.
Late-type Equipment
A latest type mimeograph m achine,
equipped with a motor
capable of printing 170 copies a
minute, a mailing list that includes
every officer in the Fire
Department, officers of every
other Fire Department, organization,
all city newspaper editors,
all members of the City Council,
Board of Estimate, State Assemblymen
and Senators, prominent
citizens, clergymen, labor leaders,
every union affiliated with
the Greater N. Y. Central Trades
and Labor Council, radio commentators,
newspaper columnists, etc.
A new graphotype machine to
make plates for the latest model
Addressograph which addresses
envelopes as fast as they can be
fed, in addition to other usual
office equipment was demonstrated.
Wittekind Away
The absence of President Henry
A. Wittekind, who is away on a
N o R ele a se
N e e d e d f o r
N e w U. S . J o b
special to Tbo LEAOBB
WASHINOTON, Sept. 15 ■— The
U. S. Civil Service Commission
last week revoked a provision in
the civil servic regulations which
required Federal employees to secure
relases from the agecies in
which they were employed before
they could be considered for employment
In other agencies.
Releases were formerly required
of all employees except those
whose appointments were limited
to six months or less.
The practice of requiring releases
t^gan in 1940, because erf
the tightening of the labor market
in the emergency period.
Now that wide-scale firings are
under way in the Federal service,
and most of the emergency activities
of the Government have been
discontinued, the need for releases
no longer exists.
well-earned vacation, was the only
gloom cast over an otherwise
pleasant evening.
The occasion was well attended
by the members of the two groups
who were off duty. Members who
weren't present will have an opportunity
to inspect their new
headquarters at the next regular
meeting to T)e held on Sept. 24.
This will be the first meeting to
be conducted in their new home.
r - ------------------------ ^
N O T IC E T O M E N O N N Y C P A T R O L M A N L IS T
Many of those who took the Patrolman test have
asked The LEADER to aid them in forming an A*-
sociatum of Patrolman Eligibles, All those inter^
ested should write to Box 40, Civil Service LEADER,
97 Duane Street^ ISew York 7 , IS, Y.
V.____________________________________________________ J
“Some Things Carft Be Hurried
“Slow a n d e a s y ” i s N a t u r e ’s m o t t o . . . a n d i t ’s R u p p e r t ’s
Ruiiitcrt Be«f and Al«,
Jacob lluppert, Brcwek-y.
N « w V o fk C ity— i» * >
w a t c h w o r d , t o o .
R u p p e r t B e e r a g e s s - l - o - w - l - y . . . r ip e n s ^ f u l l y • . •
t o t h e h e i g h t o f m e l l o w f l a v o r .
T h a t ’s w h y R u p p e r t ’s t a s t e s s o r i c h a n d c r e a m y —
SO c l e a n a n d f r e s h — s o d e l i g h t f u l l y s m o o t h . F o r b e e r
t h a t ’s s h e e r p e r f e c t i o n , w h y d o n ’t y o u s a y :
R U P P E R T
Want to Work in Alaskai
OrOkinawa for Uncle Sam?
Recruitment of War Department
position in Adak, Alaska
and in Okinawa hsis been an-
noimced by the Executive Secretary
of the Board of Civil Service
Eixaminers, New York Port of Embarkation,
1st Avenue and 58th
Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Financial
conditions of work' are attractive.
Increased pay for oversets duty
and the low expenses of government
maintenance afford a good
opportunity to make savings.
, The titles, salaries and location
of positions are as follows:
Positions in Adak, Alaska
4 Shipwrights, $1.76 per hr.
Positions in Okinawa
1 Senior ElectriciMi (Marine),
$1.70 per hr.
1 Welder (Electric Arc), $1.65 per
hr. (knowledge of gas).
2 Machinists, $1.55 per. hr.
1 Steamfltter (Plumber), $1.55 per,
hr.
1 Radio Repairman (Marine),
$1.30 per. hr.
There are definite requirements
for each of the above positions,
but in general, completion of the
normal apprenticeship or journeyman
experience is qualifying.
Wherever applicable, experience
must have included working from
sketches, drawings, blueprints and
diagrams. ^ ^
Age limits have been waived
for positions in Adak. They are
normally 21 to 50 years for positions
in Okinawa. Veterans will
be given priority in appointment
but status as a veteran is not essential.
Appointments will be
made for a minimum period of
one year. Tours of duty are forty
hours per.week.
Living quarters (Quonset huts)
t h o 'S L O W - A G E D ” b e e tl
are available at $B a month in
Okinawa and $6 a month in Adak
Government messing facilities are
available at an approximate cost
of $22.50 per month Including
service charge. There are also
recreational facilities.
Applicants should apply directly
to the New York Port of Embarkation,
Civilian Personnel Branch,
Room 212, Building C, 1st Avenue
and 58th Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Office is open Monday to Friday
8:30 a.m. to 5:15 p.m.
F ire L t. E lig ib les '
T o E le c t L e a d e r s
The NYC Fire Lieutenant Eligibles
Association will elect officera
this .Wednesday, September 18.
Ballots will be collected at two
special meetings, one at 10:30
a.m., the other at 8 p.m.
Membership in the Association
is open to all eligibles on the Fire
Lieutenant list published Iasi;
June. A spokesman explained that
“we represent all eligibles and not
any particular faction. We are not
for or against zero percenters,
veterans or non-veterans. We are
for the promotion of eligibles in
the order of their eligibility a
determined by law."
William Clarke is President,,
Pro Tem; John J. Connolly, Ch^iir^
man of the Membership Com-
mlttee, and Stanley J. Wamiey,
Recording Secretary.
U. S. EMPLOYEE SUBJECT
TO PROBE FOR 18-MONTHS
WASHINGTON, Sept. 15 — The
period - during which a Federal
employee may be investigated by
the U. S. Civil Service Commission
has been changed from one yeac
to 18 montlis, says the Commission,
WHEN
IS A SU IT N O T A SU IT?
V C iien i t ' s n o t p r i c e d r i g h t !
W e ’v e g o t t h o u s a n d f l o f
8 u i t » — e a c h f i n e l y t a i l o r e d .
K a e i i c r e a t e d w i t h p a t i e n t
c a r e t * a s H u r e y o u a t o o
q u a l i t y K a r n i e n t . A n d e a c h
p r i c e d r i g i i t . . . d o w n - t »
e a r t h ! C o m p l e t e m o n e y
b a c k s n a r a n t c e i f n o t e n
t i r e l y B a tis f ie d .
M t i N ’S
2 PANTS
1 0 0 % A l l W o o l
W o rsted
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$ 4 3 .5 0
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r a i r P a n ts
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