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Vol. XX, INo. 13 Tue8«lay, Deoemlier 2, 1958 Price 10 Cents NYC Labor Commissioner Rates for Blue Cross Raps AFSCME For Taking Credit on Upgradings Portion of Health Plan
Attempts by a New York City ganization other than the AFS- local of the American Federation CME and on the basis of its own To Rise; State Absorbs of State, County, and Municipal independent survey and examina- Employees to take credit for gains tion of the facts." won for City hospital employees The regional director of the by another union were publicly AFSCME is Jerry Wm'f. First Months of Increase discredited by Harold A. Felix, "Th« AFSCME has a long his- New York City Labor Commission- tory of credit-stealing and of Blue Cross rates affecting 85,000 says that funds to cover the rate (GHI) and the Health Insurance er and Chairman of the City's making slanderous statements present and retired State employ- increase for the next four months Plan for Greater New York (HIP). Salary and Classification Appeals against competing employee or- ees will be 14.47 percent higher af- will be drawn from the State Legislation passed this year per- Boards. ganizations," Mr. Feinstein re- ter December 4. Health Insurance Fund. mits local government units to For the past ti^o years a Team- marked. Alexander A. Falk, President of Anticipated dividends from oth- participate in the program, pro- ster local — 237 — conducted a "I guess they find it easier to the State Civil Service Commis- er carriers participating in the vided they cany the employer's solo campaign to have eight titles print circulars than to work act- sion and Chairman of the Temp- program will make this possible, share of the cost. The Board has upgraded in the City Hospital De- ively in behalf of the public em- orary Health Insurance Board, he said, thus delaying the appli- approved applications from Schen- partment. That local was the only ployee." cation of the increase to employee ectady County, Saratoga County, organization to file petitions, and Town of Saratoga, Village of Hol- Cites State Situation payroll deductions until April 1, briefs and argue appeals on the 1959. ly, Kingston Housing Authority, upgradings over that period of Mr. Feinstein said that other Harriman Names The program went into effect and Canajoharie Central School. time. organizations have been pestered Five to Interim December 5, 1957, and the pres- The effective date will be set Recently, the Teamster local's by AFSCME tactics. ent subscription rates continue shortly. fight met with success when the "Here in New York City," he Appointments through December 4, 1958. Mr. No part of the Blue Cross in- New York City Salary appeals said, "we all know that the Civil Falk explained that because fu- crease affecting local government ALBANY, Dec. 1 — Governor Board recommended the upgrad- Service Employees Association is ture contracts will be on a fiscal employees will be paid out of the Harriman has announced five ma- ings. for all practical purposes the sole year basis (from April 1 to Ma'-ch State Health Insurance Fund, Mr. jor appointments—all on interim Henry Feinstein, president of bargaining agent for State em- the period from December 5, Falk said. basis — which may or may not Local 237, reported that the result ployees. This has not kept Mr. 1958, through March 31, 1959, had be accepted by the next state ad- was no sooner announced than Wurf, and his few State employee to be considered separately. ministration. the AFSCME local issued a circu- members from taking credit for Mr. Falk said that a much Powers' Comment The appointees, under the law, lar entitled "There's More Than everything from employee benefits higher Blue Cross increase was will serve only until 20 days after One Way to Skin A Cat" in which to getting candidates elected to expected, but that the Health In- On Rate Increase the first of the year unless their the AFSCME took credit for win- political office, although his State surance Board was able to nego- In commenting upon the prem- names are sent to the State Senate ning the gains although the AF- locals have no political influence tiate the lower figure. ium increase for the hospitaliza- SCME local had no part in the for confirmation by Governor- and he claims credit for gains that Blue Cross Plans had previously tion part of the State Health In- appeals at all. elect Nelson A. Rockefeller. the CSEA wins. indicated that on the basis of the sm-ance Plan, John F. Powers, Four are reappointments: The circular. Issued by Local 420 "This kind of thing is not new first half-yar's experience an in- president of the Civil Service Em- Elmer A. Carter, New York City, read, in part: to us and by this time we don't crease of approximately 30 per- ployees Association, stated: as a member of the State Commis- "Our boycott won! Salary Board think Mr. Wurf and his local pres- cent would be required for the "The increase of 14.47 percent sion Against Discrimination; Mrs. Yields; 420's boycott of the Board idents have fooled many people." period starting December 5, 1958. in the cost of the Blue Cross part Betty Hawley Donnelly, New York brought results. Because the Board To date, the AFSCME has not During the next few months of the State Health Insurance City, as a trustee of the State Uni- felt the very real power of our answered Commissioner Felix's contracts for the year beginning premium will certainly not be wel- versity; Alfred R. Loos, Blauvelt, union they were forced to grant a disclaimer. April 1, 1959, will be negotiated on comed by the employees. The As- to the State Board of Parole; Wil- slot increase to the aide titles in the basis of a full year's experi- sociation joins with them in re- liam Wilson, New York City, as our hospitals." ence. gretting its necessity. However, trustee of the State Power Auth- The program offers employees we are satisfied that the Health AFSCME Claim Denied Seven Qualify ority. three optional plans, all of which Insurance Board agreed' to the Mr. Harriman also named The- When the circular was shown For MVB Posts include hospitalization provided premium rise only after the most odore Tannenwald of Scarsdale as to Commissioner Felix he com- through the Blue Cross Plans. The careful study of our experience ALBANY, Dec. 1 — Seven mot- trustee of the State University to mented: "The release to members during the first 10 months of the } or vehicle buieau employees have State-wide plan, in which the succeed Walter D. Fletcher of New of Local 420, AFSCME, entitled largest number are enrolled, in- plan." qualified for promotion as a mo- York City, who resigned. Mr. Tan- 'There's More Than One Way to cludes surgical and in-hospital Mr. Powers said further that tor vehicle district office super- nenwald is a Democrat and prac- Skin A Cat' has been brought to medical care provided through the "These facts and figures are in- visor, a $7,500 to $9,090-a-year ticing attorney in New York City my attention. The Board rendered Blue Shield Plan and major medi- disputably demonstrated in the post. and an honor graduate of Blown Us decision solely on the basis of a cal coverage provided through the necessity of this increase. The successful candidates in a University and Harvard Law presentation made by a labor or- Metropolitan Life Insurance Com- "The Association, through its State Civil Service promotion ex- School. pany. The other two options are representatives, has been in the amination are: Other appointment General Health Insurance, Inc. closest possible touch with the Francis V. Afeltra, Syracuse, Powers Names CSEA In other actions, Mr. Harriman problem of health insurance costs who is first with a score of 94.65, reappointed Harold C. Hanover, during the last months. Through Standing Committee and Alan Berke, Albany, 89.85; president of the State Federation our efforts and participation, we Laurence Meighan, Jamaica, New CSEA Auto Chairman for Year of Labor, to the State Advisory were instrumental in holding the 89.65; Laurence Meighan, Jamai- Increasing cost to less than one President John F. Powers has Council on Employment and Un- Emblem Available ca. 89.65; Anna W. Preska, Sling- half of the original proposal. announced the appointment of the employment Insurance. Mr. Han- New type CSEA automobile em- erland, 87.45; Joseph P. Feily, Al- Moreover, at the request and urg- following Chairmen of Civil Serv- over has served as an employee blems are available from the bany, 87.30; Alfred Grey, New ing of our Association the Health ice Employees Assn. standing com- representativ«. His new term will headquarters of the Civil Service York City, 84.45 , and Jack Insurance Board agreed to pay mittees for the ensuing year: end May 24, 1963.' Employees Association at 8 Elk Schwartzbaum, New York City, the premium increase from De- Auditing, John P. Coffey; Edu- James Reynolds of Schenectady, Street, Albany, New York. The 8t.20. cember 5, 1958, to March 31, 1959, cation, Celeste Rosenkranz; a vice president of Alco Products price is $2.00 each. The new type from anticipated dividends which Grievance, Emil M. R. Bollman; Inc., also was appointed by Mr. of emblem is constructed so that will accrue through the Health Legislative, Martin J. Barry; Res- Harriman to the Employment Ad- it can be attached to the trunk Correction on West'n Insurance Fund from our good olutions, Lawrence W. Kerwin; visory Council for a term ending lid of any new make car. It "^an experience under the Blue Shield Salary, Davis L. Shultes; Social Conference European I in May, 1963. i/[r. Reynolds suc- be attached in a minute, and can- and major-medical (Metropoli- Virginia M. Leathern; Public Re- ceeds the late John L. Train, as not be removed while the trunk Tour For Next Year tan) coverages. lations, Foster Potter; Pension- an employer-member of the board. lid is closed. Last week. The Leader printed Insurance, William J. Dugan; Re- Dr. Louis Carp of New York CSEA headquarters has receiv- Wants State to Pay vision of Constitution & By-Laws, the dates and itinerary for a tour City was reappointed on an inter- ed many requests for a re-supply Mr. Powers said "The Civil Mildred O. Meslcil; Membership of Europe to be sponsored by the im basis to the Board of Visitors of the CSEA auto emblem. Orders Service Employees Association will State Division, Nellie Davis; Mem- Western Conference of the Civil of Rockland State Hospital. for the emblem with remittances continue to advocate that the pre- bership County Division, James Services Employees Association In another appointment, Mr. therefor should be sent to CSEA mium costs for the State Health Treuchtlinger. The tour will leave Buffalo by Harriman named Payson Hatch headquarters, 8 Elk Street, Al- Insurance Plan after April 1, 1959, Clia'rmen of CSEA standing air August 31 and return there of Willsboro to the Lake Champ- bany, New York. be borne fully by the State in ac- committee are non-voting mem- September 22. The Leader story lain Bridge Commission for a term cordance with the resolution bers of tlie CSEA Board o€ Di- luistukenly reported that the tour ending June 1, 1901. Mr. Hatch adopted by the Association dele- rectors under the organization's would return to New York City on succeeds the late William Ber- Pass Vour Copy of The Leader gates at their October meeting. Cotutilutioa. September ^8. uian. Oil to » Non-Member Page Two CIVIL SERVICB LEADER Senior Stores Clerks Job OfFered by State The Job Market New York State seeks senior A Survey of Opportunities stores clerks at $3,480 to $4,360 a year. The lower Is starting pay. In Private Industry The written test •will be held By A. L. PETERS Saturday, January 17. Applica- tions will be accepted until Fri- The following de»cribe» job "A stepped-iip hiring program Is day, December 19. opportunilie$ in private in- inevitable as the rush gains mo- Candidates must have had two dntlryi mentum." said Janet Wolfe, man- years' in warehouse or storeroom, ager of the sales office. handling food supplies or other New York City department The NYSES Christmas Job Cen- •tores and retail shops are still ter at 1 East 19th Street, has all varied merchandise, such as In need of Christmas help, says the information on the require- household supplies, chemical, the New York State Employment ments and work schedules. Hun- maintenance supplies, mechanical Service. dreds of full-time and part-time supplies and tools, and hospital jobs are still open in stores in I.KGAL, IVOTICie equipment and medical supplies of Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens. WILLIAMS, CLARA. — P 1445. III68. A visit to the Christmas Job Cen- all types. —crPATION.—Tlie IVople oJ the Si.alc of New York By the Gi-ac-e of God Free and ter will save busy women from job Apply to the State Department Indepeildi-lit, TO; HAKKY S. HALL. DAVID hunting at the respective stores. P. SHirrn.EwoHTH. H K R B K R T L. of Civil Service, Room 2301, 270 6HIITTLEW0RTH, A G N K S I'ENSON. Salesladies with recent experi- Broadway, New York 7, N.Y. OLIVE COMM. ARTHlIll F. SJILTTI.E- ence in moderate and better mer- WORTH. NELLIE FITCH. ANNIE HAM- MOND, DAISY SMITH, CONNIE DCI'ON- chandise are still wanted for TET, If llvinir, and if she be dpad. to her dre.sses, sportswear, costume jew- beiia at law, next of kin and distriiintees, elry, lingerie, ho-siea-y, millinery and domestic makes of bicycles. wtioae namei and X)!a('ea of repitience are all iinknown. and if phe died sdbHeqnent and children's wear. 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Cross the Channel by express from the Gare de Lyon, a conimittee." of the Civil Service Employees air to Beauvais. Visit the Cathe- morning crossing France via Di- dral and continue by motor jon, Macon and Bourg, through Southern-Metropolitan Conference Annual Workshop to be held A.ssociation has selected an Itin- at the fantabulous Concord Hotel, Kiamesha Lake, N.Y., April 19-20. coach to Paris. Dinner at the ho- the great wine-growing province erary and date of departure for Special low civil service rate will be charged. All C.S.E.A. members tel. of Burgundy, to the Swiss border. aie welcome This is the finest resort hotel in America, with indoor a tour of Europe next summer to France Luncheon in the dining car, ar- swimming, two golf courses, Broadway shows in the newest, largest be sponsored by the Conference riving at Geneva in the early af- Paris (Sixth Day). Morning niteclub in America, seating 3,500. Details are being ironed out. Mark ternoon. Time for a drive around for its members. sightseeing by motor coach: the the dues on your calendar — more information later. the beautiful little city with Lake The Capital District became the Opera, the Madeleine, Place de Officer Walter Mclllveen of Woodbourne Prison killed when his Leman at its feet, the perpetual third CSEA conference to offer the la Concorde, Chambres des De- car smashed into a tree. snows of Mont Blanc over its head privilege of a low-cost European puties, Champs Elysees, Arc de and the Rhone River flowing tour to members and members of Triomphe, Palais de Chaillot, Eif- Those Deductions 'Again through it: the Palais des Nations, their immediate families and also fel Tower, Napoleon's Tomb; the the ILO, the Gothic Cathedral of These are the average deductions of a State employee's check: arranged for the tour to leave Latin Quarter, the Pantheon, the St. Pierre, where Jean Calvin lec- federal taxes pension. Blue Cross, mdical plan, lif insurance, sick from Albany. Sorbonne; Sainte Chappelle, Con- tured and John Knox preached, ciergerie, Notre Dame Cathedral, and accident insurance, social security, C.S.E.A. dues, and generally Hazel Abrams, Conference pres- the impressive sculptured group the Tuileries Gardens, the Palais a loan from the retirement system. Please, no more fringe benefits ident, announced that the group comprising the International Mo- Royale; Montmartre, Sacre Coeur — let's get that long overdue raise! will leave by air from Albany Aug- nument of the Reformation, and and the Place du Tertre. Lunch at Dan Gutman, Governor Harriman's counsel, slated for judgeship ust 21 and return there September delightful streets and squaaes of a typical Parisian restaurant. Af- In N.Y. City. Left the serenity of President Justice Municipal Courts 12. The low price of $675 — or ancient houses, fountains and ternoon free. In the evening din- to become chief coun.sel at $20,000 per year and the million head- nearly the cost of normal air fiowei-s. In the evening, a short ner at the Restaurant Aux Quatre aches that go with the job. A ^Ine public servant and gentleman. transportation abroad alone — journey along the shores of tha Marches, followed by a perform- Good luck. ^ will include round trip air trans- Lake to the resort town of Mont- ance of the Folles-Bergere and The name of Paul McGinnis being mentioned in State Prisons portation, all hotels, most meals, reux for dinner and a restful a look at the night life of Mont- for bi? job in Department of Correction. As Paul once said, "that's sightseeing tours, guides, porters, night at a good Swiss hotel. martre. the way the ball bounces." tips, land transportation, etc. Montreux (Tenth Day). Tha Paris (Seventh Day). An all-day These tours are designed to fit morning Jree for individual pur- Other Items motor excursion to Versailles via the pocketbook of the person who suits. Lunch at the hotel. In the the Champs Elysees, the Arc de us. Senator Jacob Javits, although not a candidate in last ordinarily could not afford a trip afternoon an excursion to Chillon, Triomphe. and the Bois de Boul- election, sending thank you letters to Republicans all over the State. to Europe but the quality of the one of the best preserved medie- ogne. A visit to Supreme Head- Politically smart. journey is first rate. The price is val castles in Europe. Dinner at a quarters of the Allied Powers in typical Swiss restaurant. Insiders say that Attorney General Louis Lefkowitz will run for made possible by group purchas- Europe (SHAPE), a briefing by (Eleventh Day). A day's excur- 'May.-)!- of New York City. ing. However the tour is strictly senior officers, followed by lunch sion by motor coach up into th« N.Y. City Budget Director figuring on a raise for police and fire- limited to Conference members in the Officers' Mess. Then a tour Alpine valleys of the Bernese men. How about the City Correction Officers? Federal prison officers and their immediate families. of the palace and gardens of Oberland. The scene widens as with difTerential pay for night work now getting $6200 yearly. Newly For Information and applica- Versailles ,built by Louis XIV and we climb from Montreux till it , appointed State Correction Officers can reach a top of $5,244 after tions members are requested to the most sumptuous of all royal "takes in all of Lake Leman and 10 years' service, nearly $1,000 less. write Miss Abrams at Room 148, houses. Back to Paris for dinner the surrounding mountains. Then State Health Plan needs a printed chart issued to all members, State Education Bldg., Albany, 1, at the hotel. we leave the panorama behind stating just what benefits are paid. Almost a year in operation and N.Y. Early bookings are urged to Paris (Eighth Day) Morning: and traverse an Intimate land- still -snags coming vp. assure space as capacity Is limited. the magnificent Louvre art galler- scape of picturesque villages, slop- Regards from some of the boys. Phil Greenbaum, former Sing ies. Lunch on your own .Afternoon ing pastures and grazing herds. Sing Prison officer now heads million dollar firm specializing in man- Tour Description free to shop and window-shop Chateaud'Oex, Saanen, Ostaad, ufacturing of drus store fixtures. Ross Kelley, formerly of Wood- Here is what will be seen and along the Rue de Rivoli, the Ave- and Sweisimmen are the delight- bourne, now a leading insurance executive down south. Sol Weiss- done on the tour: nue de I'Opera, the Rue de la ful mountain towns we pass man. who taught me the business in the old cell block at Sing Sing . London (Second Day) Laitf at Paix, and the rue St. Honore. through until we come to Cpiez Prison, now heads his own firm selling heavy road equipment. London Airport. To the hotel for Dinner at a good typical Quartier on the Lake of Thun and an ex- luncheon, followed by a briefing restaurant. cellent lunch. Then on around the Lake to the town of Thun with a session conducted by those in Switzerland charge of the European arrange- fine view of the Jungfrau, and on Membership Dinner of St. ments .The rest of the day free (Ninth Day) Tlie nine o'clock to Berne, the beautiful old capital to get your own first impressions of Switzerland, where we shall of England and the English. Mental Hygiene spend the rest of the afternoon. Lawrence County Big Hit London (Third Day). Morning By rail, the short way, back to motor coach tour of the West Dept. May Get Montreux for dinner at t he hotel. Over 100 members and guests Board of Education of the City End: Piccadilly; Trafalgar Montreux. (Twelfth Day) Tha uttendcd tlie Membership Rally of Ogdensburg, membership chair- Square; Thames Embankment; New Job Title morning free to shop and laze. Dinner of the St. Lawrence chap- man, spoke on what CSEA can Nelson's Column; Westminster Shortly after one o'clock we board ALBANY, Dec. 1 — As the re- ter, CSEA, held at Fiacco's in do for all. outlined her member- Abbey; Parliament; Buckingham the epress for Milan. Lunch in the sult of grievance filed with the Potsdam. There to make a punch ship campaign, and urged every- Palace and changing of the dining car. The afternoon watch- Stskte Grievance Board, New York for membership were CSEA Presi- one to help in the drive for new guard; Regents Park; Hyde Park; ing the pa.ssing Alpine scene as State may get a new job title. dent John Powers, Charlotte Clap- members. Pall Mall; etc. On your own for the train climbs up to the spec- The board has announced that per. Virginia Leathern, Raymond Welthia Kip, social chairman, lunch. Afternoon motor coach tacular tunnel through the Sim- the State Department of Mental Castle, and Vernon Tapper who and her committee did a great job tour of the oldest section known pion Pass ,and the gentler Itali- Hygiene has agreed to reqvest the did an e.\cellent job as toast- arranging the steak dinner and as "the City": Tower of London, an landscape as it descends to the State Budget Director for approv- master. dancing, and the guided tour of with the Crown Jewels; St. Pauls plain of Lombardy and reaches the Seaway at Massena for the Cathedral; Guild Hail; Mansion al of a new job entitled "window Milan. Here shortly after fiive o'- Also at the dinner were Em- guests in the afternoon. The com- House; Bank of England; London washer." clock, we change to the all-first mett DLUT and Eloise Cross from mittee included Josephine Bart- Docks; Cheshire Cheese; British For certain hazardous window class ci-ack express, the Settebello, Ray Brook and Sam Borelli from lett, Norah Burston, Barbara Museum; Covent Garden, etc. jobs, the department will ask for (Continued on Page 14) Oneida County. Chase, Mabel Finley, Alebtr Puhr, Dinner at a West End restaurant. male attendant volunteers who County officers attending were Dorothy Lytle Mary Jellie Max- Evening at the theatre, seeing a will receive special training as I County Clerk Louis Paddock, ine Mead, Kathleen Middlemiss, London "hit". window washers. The department Thruway Finance also will assign a second employee ; County Welfare Coniini.ssioner Lee Stewart Ritchie, and Sherry Theo- London (Fourth Day). Morning Assistant Named P. Finley, County Probation Offi- bald. free for attendance at a service to hold any ladder more than six ALBANY, Dec. 1 — William C. cer John Loucks, and County Vet- Congratulations also to Mrs. in one of London's famous places feet in height, if required In win- Walsh, a career state employee, erans Administrator Walter Mon- Edna Hall of the Village of Gou- of worship: Westminster Abbey, dow washing work. is the new assistant director of • tieth. verneur for the excellent job she St. Margaret's or St. Paul's The grievance concerning as- Thruway finances. Chapter president Marien Mur- did on publicity. (Church of England), Westmin- signments for the washing of The appointment was an- ray welcomed the guests, remind- ster Cathedral (Roman Catholic), windows originated at the Buffalo nounced by Colonel Clinton B. P. ing everyone to "renew and get Great (Ortiiodox) Synagogue, etc. State Teachers College. Brill, Thruway Authority chair- new memberships." Albrights Have Son On your own for lunch. In the af- The Mental Hygiene Depart- man. In his new position, Mr. The invocation and benediction A son was born recently to Mr. ternoon by motor coach to Eton, ment also has agreed to provide founded in 1440, Windsor Castle safety equipment in the washing Walsh will serve as assistant to were given by Rev. William Dick- and Mrs. Harry Albright of Al- built by William the Conqueror of windows from the outside. Daniel J. Langan, finance director son of the First Methodist Church, bany and has been named Han-y more than a hundred years ear- The kind of window washing A native of Albany, Mr. Walsh Colton, a member of the CSEA Albright III. Mr. Albright is as- lier ,and Hampton Court Palace work, which is to be considered has been serving as a.ssistant di- and a case worker in the Welfare sistant counsel to the Civil Service which dates from Henry VIII. hazardous, includes any time rector of the State Tax Commis- Department. Employees Association. The Al- London (Fifth Day) Morning where more of the body than one sion's Income Tax Bureau sinca Edward D. Meacham, Director brights also are the parents of free to shop and see things on arm is required to be outside the 1952. He also served for a time of Personnel Services in the State two daughters. your own. In the afternoon by window frame or where light with the State Department of Au- Department of Civil Service, gave motor coach to Lympne on the globes or window glass must be dit and Control. an excellent talk on the new Pass your copy o( The Leader English Channel, with a stop en- washed by use of a ladder more In his new job, hs will recelva Health Plan. Un to a Non-Member route at Canterbury to see the than six feet in height. $12,760 a year. Mary Mamung of Nou-Teacluiig Force Depot, Grifflss Air Force Base, N.Y. Federal Jobs Open In Electronic technician, $4,490 nnd $5,985, Civil Aeronautics Admin- istration, Jamaica, L.I., N.Y. Metropolitan Area Engineer, $4,040 and $12,770, ur- gently needed in almost all loca- tions. The U.R. has listed Its most, ur- Force Ba.se, N.Y. gent needs Tor filling jobs in the Meteorol. Equipment Repairer, New York-New Jersey area. Apply $2.28 an hour. Rome Air Force to the Executive Director, Board Depot, Griflis Air Force Base, N. I.KAHT, tAMAR nirllAnP.—CITATION'. of U.S. Civil Service Examiners at Y. —P .n6!ll-lU6H.—'PHI.: t'KOl'J.K OP the addresses given, unless other- Ground radio Installer, $2.32 an THE STATE OF NEW YORK. )ty tlie wise stated. Examinations are hour, Rome Air Force Depot, Grif- Grace of Goil, Fioe ana Inili'iniiclciil. TO: John Lt'uhy. Kiizabrfh Nnrris, ,l:ino open continuously. Salary cited Is flss Air Force Base, N.Y. Leahy, Mary Leahy or it nnj of tliini starting pay. Armament .sub-systems repair- have died siniv the tleeedent or hecoine incompetent, their executors, ..nhniliisti-a- Alphabetic card punch operator, er. $2.32 an hour, Rome Air Force tors, legatees. (leviHccM, assipiieeH, .(jni- $3,255 and $3,495, Second Civil Depot, GrifBss Air Force Base, N. initteeB and succensors in inteient or any Service Region, Federal Building, Y. pemons havins: any ..laim or inierco't throufrh them by nnrcliase. inlLcritance or 641 Washington Street, New York Wire communications mainten- otherwise: all otlier (Mstrihutees. next of 14, N.Y. kin, heirs at law of Lamar Hichard Leahy. ance man, $2.24 an hour, Rome de(.e.aBed. and if any of them have dieil Stenographer and typist, $3,255, Air Force Depot, Grifflss Air Force Hinee the de<'edent. or become in<.'ompetent, $3,495, and $3,755, Second U. S. Base, N.Y, their executors, .idministratorM, Iccatees. Civil Service Region, Federal devisees, assiiniees. coiinniltee and siicces- Wire communications malnten- sora in intei^ent or any persons h.'ivtnir Building, 641 Washington Street, anceman, $2.32 an hour, Rome Air any claim or interest IhroiiKli ihem by New York 14, N.Y.; Mitchel Air Piireha.se. inheritance or otherwise, beinif Force Depot, Grifflss Air Force Force Base, N.Y.; U.S. Naval Sup- next of kin. heirs .it law of L.iniai Richanl Base, N.Y. I-rf'ahy, decease recreants, a remedy often results, though not always. The ELITE CORPS OF COURT Law Cases law is difficult to enforce through penalties because sol- EMPLOYEES ENVISIONED Editor, The Leader: utions depend largely on cooperation, and often are the DECISIONS leted the titles of Maintainer's result of changing an employer's viewpoint. The whip i-s The Plan of Court Reorganiza- Special Term Helper, A,B,C,D & E and substi- tion as announced November 10, tuted the single title of Maintain- a poor enforcement weapon in this field. Ragonetti v Schechter. Peti- 1958 by The Judicial Conference tioner, a candidate in examina- er's Helper. Possible Effect on Pensions of the State of New York con- tion for prmotion to captain Skilled Trade Jobs OfFered by U.S. Your Money Back Iff You Don't Pass The Test The Connptroller of the State of New York The Federal government offers TYPIST CANDIDATES: will sell at his office at Albany, New York fobs for experienced personnel In RENT A TYPEWRITER ieven skilled trades: carpenters, FOR YOUR tXAMINATION — DEC. 11-20 December 10, 19M, at 12 o'clock Noon 12.36 an hour; elcctrlclans, $2.19; Fee $5. (Eastern Standard Time) heating equipment Inspector and Delivery; after teit, pick up. mechanics, $2.27; painters, 2.31; All latest mokes, 30 yean experieiie*. $51,000,000 plumbers, $2.36; and roofers, $2.44. Apply to the Board of U. S. SERIAL BONDS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK Civil Service Examiners, Head- TYTELL maturing as follows: quarters. Fort Jay, Governors TYPEWRITER RENTALS $30,000,000 January 15, 1960-1979 Island, New Yorlc 4, N.Y.; or the 12] FULTON STREET (bet. William & NOSIONI BE 3-5333 $21,000,000 January 15, 1960-1974 tJlrector, Second U.S. Civil Service $30,000,000 HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION BONDS Region, 641 Washington Street, maturing $1,500,000 annually January 15, 1960-1979, inclusive New York 14, N.Y.; or to main post offices in Brooklyn, Staten YOU CAN FINISH I $21,000,000 MENTAL HEALTH CONSTRUCTION BONDS Island, Flushing, Jamaica, Long maturing $1,400,000 annually January 15, 1960-1974, inclusive Island City, and Far Rockaway. Principal and semi-annual interest July 15 and January 15 Revocab/e Pension SCHOOL! payable at the Cftase Manhattan Bank, New York City, Beinq Studied IH " AT HOME IN SPARE TIME Descriptive circular will be mailed upon application to WASHINGTON, Dec. 1 — The U.S. Civil Service Commission's ARTHUR LEVITT. State Comptroller, Albany 1, N. Y. Retirement Division is making a I You must be 17 or over and have left H I. Writ* I AMERICAN SCHOOL. Dept. 9 AP.66 K OO for Btudy which might enable an em- FREE S5-page High School booklet today. Telle yow how. Dated: DecemlMr J. I9SS ployee to change his type of an- 1130 W. 47n^ St., N.W Y.rii it. N. V. Ph«n. MyM •.MM nuity after retirement. At present ^nd me your free 55-page High School Booklet a member of the system must Name AB® _ make the choice when he applies AUTOS, new and used. See SOCIAL SECURITY news, com- for retirement, and lit becomes ir- weekly listing; in advertising ment, questions, answers appear revocable. I columns of Tiie Leader. regularly in The Leader, Where to Apply For Public Jobs The following directions tell where to apply for public Jobs and how to reach destinations in New York City on the transit •ystem. NEW YORK CITY—The De- partment of Personnel, 96 Duane Street, New York 7. N. Y. (Man- hattan) two blocks north of City Hall, just west of Broadway, op- H.I.P. posite The Leader office. Hours 9 to 4, closed Saturdays, except to answer inquiries 9 to 12. Tel COrtlandt 7-8880. Any mall In- tended for the NYC Department Offers of Personnel, other than applica- tions for examinations, should oe addressed to the Personnel De- partment, 299 Broadway, New York 7, N. Y. Mailed applications Safeguarded for blanks must be received by tha department at least five days prior to the closing date. Enclose self-addiessed envelope, at least nine inches wide, with six cents In stamps affixed. Choice Of STATE — Room 2301 at 270 Broadway, New York 7, N. Y.. corner Chambers Street, Tel. BArciay 7-1616; State Campus Doctors and lobby of State Office Build- ing, Albany, N. Y., Room 212; State Office Building, Buffalo 3, N: Y. Hours 8:30 to 5. closed Saturdays; Room 400 ai 155 West Main Street, Rochester, N. Y., 3Iedical group practice oflfers H.I.P. members B safeguarded choice of Wednesdays only, 9 to 5. Also, an Information office has recently physician. Kach doctor in the medical team g^ives only those services for been opened at 221 Washington Street, Binghamton. All of fore- •w hich he has been specially trained. going applies also to exams for county jobs conducted by the State Commission. Apply also to local officPT of the State Employ- ment Service, but only In person or by representative, not by mall Moreover, every doctor practicing In H.I.P. medical group has been ap- Mail application should be made to State Civil Service Department proved professionally by a Medical Control Board of distinguished phy- ofllces only; no stamped, self-ad- dressed envelope to be enclosed. sicians. Specialists are certified or are eligible for certification by spe* U. S—Second Regional Office, cialty boards approved by tha American Medical Association. U. S. Civil Service Commission, 641 Washington Street, New York 14, N. Y. (Manhattan). Hours 8:30 to 5, Monday through Friday; cl se '. Saturday. Tel. WAtklns 1000. Applications also obtainable Thirty-two medical groups affiliated with H.I.P, provida comprehensive Boards of Examiners of separate at main post offices, except the medical, surgical, maternity, pediatric and other specialist care to 535,000 New York, N. Y., post office, person without extra charges beyond the premium. The only exception is •gencies also Issue applications for Jobs In their jurisdiction. Mall ap- a $2.00 charge for a home call both requested and made between 10 P.M. plications require no stamps on envelope for return. and 7 A.M. TEACHING JOBS — Apply to the Board of Education, 110 Livingston Street, Brooklyn 1, N. Y. PRISON GUARDS SMEEPLINED COATS H.I.P. memhera prepaid medical car* Ite9ylatle« bliie. Fur cellar, etc. have no worry through group practif $49.75 over doctors* biU$ for private patient$ Sliet 4( to 52, and extra leagi SS.OO Extra H.I.P. SAVE $22! HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN OF GREATER NEW YORK MARKSONS 62S MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK ELMIRA, N. Y. NOTimj TN« WE CAN HELP YOU REDUCE MOORE. GEORGE O.—CITATION.—Tlif And Wf» ''HM mjike you fi-j-l Iwitcr. ri<;ri{K CHURCH NOTICE MCVEIGH PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK A FlSlgi K ii r«'.- I •I ri No more "gray" washes! Agitator creates a steady stream of sudsy witer lhat gently loosens and lift! out dirt. Gets clothes really clean! No more "half-dis- solved" detergent! Just pour into agitator. Dis- penser sprays fully dis- solved detergent into DeilllR s^ wash water. / FULLY AUTOMATIC Xo mora lint pIckinKl New Maytag Lint-Filter 8mm• ExclusivMOVIe E"ProtecHv CAMER® Ey« ALid " covcrs works where the lint is. THE MAYTAG HHfv^ the photo electric cell when camera is let Works with 926 lint re- movers ... removes more for "manual" operation. Lid opens in-, lint than ever before AUTOMATIC WASHER stonily when set for "automatic". possible. Two Wash Speeds, Two- Spin Speeds, Push* • One Hand Operation — Safety Stand button Water Level Control, and Suds Saverl DeJUR ELDORADO permits Electro to be operated with one Bmrn Movie Projector hand. • F/1.8 3 lens turret system takes normal, Niw Maytag wide-angle and telephoto movies. Automatic Washar YOUR CHOICE • 400 foot turn capac- with ity .. . over 30 min- • Exclusive Safety Stand doubles as a •M Lint Removirs FOR utes of projection (Model iix) • centralized controls table tripod. on Illuminated instru- PENNIES ment panel New Maytag • floating automatic See us for a full line of Halo of Heat A iAitcti wfilcli turnt Dryer room light off when photographic accessories. (Model tICSI projector goes on WEEK CHAMBERS ST. MART NORBAK CAMERA EXCHANGE AMERICAN HOME CENTER INC. 122 CHAMBERS STREET 616 THIRD AVENUE AT 40th STREET, NEW YORK CITY CO 7-8977 f CALL MU 3-3616 FOR YOUR LOW, LOW PRICE! Paf« Ten TEMPORARY HALT f ROWN HEIOIITS JEWISH GROUP FORMED 2 family home. li»hl and airy aparlment IN NYC LAW DEPARTMENT TO NYC FAST HIRING avaihilili'. fralilrinit parqnet flonVB. bcallli- SHOPPERS GUIDE fill privalB rf'ir (tarden. Oil heat. Near Bi'lioola. slioppiiiif. Iramportntion. $lR.7r>0. NICE HOMES A newly-formed organization of The New York City Department PART-TIME JOI »:i,r>(M» (anil. I.OW carryinir rharitp. To ST. ALBANS Jewish employees of the New York of Personnel has suspended the inspi'il. call Mr. l.own. PRenidenl a ilSOT. , OPPORTUNITIES 6 Y««rt old, I family, ismi attachcJ, rapid placement procedure HOW TO GET City Law Department, the Emeth brick, k matsivt rooms, I'/] batki, through Tuesday, December 16. That Part Tim* Job SO. OZONE PARK semifinished basement, InoHy pine Society, will meet on Wednesday, A handbook ol Job oppnrtiinitiea available 2 family, detached, 4 rooms «p itifchen, casement windows with com- now. by 3. Norman FeiOKolij A Harold December 3 at 5 P.M. in the lib- 4 and sunporch down, moder* bination storm and screens, gas heat, I.iat for ahidents, for einploypd adnlta and people over G5. Qet tbii invaluable kitchen, finished basement, qa- 26x100 plot. High 4% G.I. Mortgage. rary of the Law Department, BABYLON — fiulda for $1.60 plua 10c tor mailing, rag* Si^nd to LEADER BOOK 8T0BB. 0t Room 1600. Municipal Building, LINDENHURST AREA Asking $16,000 Diiana Street. N. Y C. $16,800 New York City. Ml Law Depart- $9,990 SPRINGFIELD GARDENS HELP WANTED MALE ment employees of the Jewish ST. ALBANS Five years old. I family, used as • 2 family. Raldstone and asbestos PART-TIME Eitira $100 - J.100 month. V2 Acre Brick Estate 1 family detached, 4 master stzt Work 10-ia houm. Ideal for hu«band-wlfe faith are invited to attend. shingle, 5 large rooms down, 3 up, bedrooms, IVi baths, beautifal team. Call CIrela 7-0818. 2 modern kitchens and baths, full 2-Car Garage landscaped, 50x100 plot, gas, basement, } separate etnrances, oil EARN EXTRA MONEY REGAN THANKS KENNEDY steam heat, garage Circular Driveway $16,500 heat. Many extras, including carpet- FLOOR WAXINO Deputy Inspector Joseph J. Re- ing, washing machine, etc. Free Instructions Easy Paymenti Fabulous country villa — con- OTHER GOOD BUYS Priced Right! Men I Sea us before yon buy or sign any- gan Jr., chaiiman of the Superior slstinq of four bedrooms, fam- thinir. Tremendous discount on all eqpmt A supplies. Kleen-It Prod. 2977 Coney lalaud Officers Council of the New York ily-sized kitchan, raised living HAZEL B. GRAY Namoi M. Av.. Blilyo. NI 8-2055 City Police Department, thanked and dining rooms, basement; Lie. Broker Police Commi.ssioner Stephen P. oil HW heat. Separate 3- iTjOB room guest cottage plus addi- 109-30 MERRICK BLVD. THOMPSON $3 09 PER HOUR. Work as many hour* as you wish. Demonntratitip a new and Kennedy for support of the coun- r.lo. R(>al Estate Broker tionol living quarters over a JAMAICA amazing: invention. For particulars, call cil's request that civil service rules detached 2-car garage. Seal Entrance 109th Rd. 114-35 l?6Hi STREET ALbaiiy 8-8800. be changed to permit a member rural living yet close to school ST. ALBANS HO 4-0453 of the Police Department who has and shopping. Exclusive with AX 1-5858-9 Help Wanted . Femolt a death in his family on the date as. FURNISHED APT. NEED EXTRA XMA3 CASH? of a promotion examination to If avail 3 hrs per eve. 2-3 eves a wit; Time Real Estate Pass your copy of The Leader you can eanr 540-$50 wk as a Jewelry take the examination at a later Sunrise anii Welwood Ave. RIVERSIDE DRIVE. H4 i 3 private Fashion Show Director. No exp nec; train- in* provided. Immed. openings. PHONB Llnilenlulrst 5-2275 On to a Non-Member apartnienta Interrarlal. Furolahed TKa- date. falgar 7-4115 MRS. PRINCIPE. KI 7-065S Home Repairs MEED A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA? ATTIOS - BASEMENTS • ALTERATIONS. PANELLINO, ETC. WOODWORKINO Is it worth a dollar to find out how you can get a gen- it's all in the fit and the SHOP. J-A-E-N-I-K-E. !87fl4 Webster At». uine diploma without spending years at school or home? Factoy-to-You Prices Bx. 88. N T., FO 4-0812 If you are over twenty-one and a New York resident w« REPAIR & SPRAY can help you towards the Equivalency High School diploma HOdSES OUTSIDE TO LOOK I.IKE NEW offered by the N.Y. State Dept. of Education. GUARANTEED 10 YEARS Send ONE dollar (cash, check or money order) for an Eight Modern Maintenance Co. RA 8-2009 Page Printed Booklet: Kelly Clothes inc. Six Pages of Expert Material to test yourself and Two Pages of most valuable information and advice, Maker to Wearer 621 RIVER ST. TROY. N. Y. Ecguivalcncy Advisory Service AShley 2-2022 r O. BOX 1685 New York 8, N. Y, MEN'S FINE CLOTHES & UNIFORMS Typewriter! Adding IMachinei Addressing Machines Mimeographs Remember! Gringer Is A Very Reasonable Man! auamnteed Also Renlala, Kepain ALL LANGUAGES TYPEWRITER CO. GJve your wife some leisure for Christmas. 11» W. «3ra ST.. NEW fOKK I. N. t. CDeIsm 8-8086 Give her a New 1969 G«nera| Etoetrio Business Opportunities WOMEN. Earn part-time money at horns, addrcssine envelopes (typting or lonshand) lor advertisers. Mall $1 for instructinn Manual tellini how (Money-back juuran- tee) Steriinj Valve Co., Corona, N. V. Book* BOOKS OP ALL PUBLISHERS—Civil Servica i Review—JOE'S BOOK SHOP, 850 Broadway. Albany, N. Y. Organs (Instruction) Albany NEED A HOBBY for fun and relaxation T 4 Orffan Lcaaona—$5. Including Use of Organ. Brown'a Piano (& Oryan) Mart, Tri-City'a Lareest—125 Pianos 4 Orgaiia FILTER-FLO Washer in Stock. Ph. 8-8552. 1047 Central Ava. Albany, N. Y. Touch one key and fum the dial to matching number... ^ It's as easy as pointing FOR SALE TYPEWRITER BARGAINS Smlth-$17.60: Underwood-$22.60; others AN AUTOMATIC CYCLE FOR ANY WASHABLE Pearl Broa, 476 Smitli, Bkn, TR S-3024 Cycle 1 Gels cottons and linens really clean. Cycle 2 Warm wash water HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES FURNITUKK, KUOS (instead of hot) cleans without dulling colors. Cycle 3 No deep set AT PltlCES VOC CAN AFFORD wrinkles in wash 'n wear clothes. Gentle washing for delicates. Furniture, appliances, gifts clothing, eto. Cycle 4 at real aavinss. Municipal Employees Ser- Cycle 5 Gives just-right care for "specials" like wool blankets or silks. vica. Room 428 IS Park Row CO 7-8390. Wash by Numberl SECRETARIAL COURSE Choose the cycle for the clothes load, touch one key and turn tht Claasea forming now. ctoHing Oct. lOth, dial to the matching number... that's all there is to it! You get th« 1958. AU 3-877S just-right washing conditions for your clothes. There's no risk of wrong wash and spin speeds, water temperatures or wash times. Painting & Decorating H.\X BECKF.RMAN PAINTINO, paper hanging. Interior and Non-Clogging Moving Filter Exterior work. 3417 Corlear Ave., KI 3-8584, Mornings 'till 12 * after 4 PM. Lint is caught in the filter ... not on BOOKS your clothes. All recirculated water is THE BOOK ROOM, 283 Stats St.. % block filtered ... no by-pass openings to let we.st of Stats Offlea Bldg., Albany, N.T. Tel. 4-8863. Hours 9:30-8:30. Bibles, lint slip through to your clothes. Filter is easy to remove and clean books, cards, sacred rscords. Bundar ... no jamming or clogging. Filter also serves as handy detergent School materials. dispenser, too. NOTICI BB APPOINTED Stats Notary Public dovI WrIU tor rRGB dstslls—^Meder Agency. BUY NOW I 660 Fifth Avsuus. Mew Tork 86, M. T. FOR EXTRA MODEL WA9S0I _ VALUES Low Cost • Mtxican Vacatioa >1.80 POT person, rm/bd. * bath In as- Buy now! Delivery before Chr/sfmos guaranteed! sort MEXICO. Fabulous low coat vacaflbns. Send $2.00 far Directory. Satlsfactioa Guaranteed. R E. Brlflault. 110 tost Ats. K. T. 84. M. T. Established 1918 Applianc* Strvlces TKAtf SBKTICINa OOKP. Sales k Servica • recoad. Eefrigs Stoves, 29 FIRST AVENUE, NEW YORK 3, N. Y. Wash. Machines, romba sinks, Quarantest \ QKmftt TRACY REFRIOERATION—CY »-6»00 GR. 5-0600 240 K 140 lit 4 1204 Caatle Bill Av. Bx. UTILITIES ~ TV — HI Fl — PHONOGRAPH ~ I140IO — HOUSEWARES SnNDEU. CO., INC. 300 Centr»l ATsaiifL . Albany, N.T. Tel. 1-2800. Quaksr kali | 4aiaiM«lt»i>tMdiM«M HNkMiMhMiailaMdii Kilchoos. SI, Obarlw Kllnhs—. ' • REAL ESTATE • CALL HOUSES - HOMES - PROPERTIES CALL BE 3-6010 THE BEST GIFT OF ALL ~ YOUR OWN HOME BE 3-6010 LONG ISLAND LONG ISLAND LONG ISLAND THE ADVERTISERS IN THIS SECTION HAVE ALL PLEDGED TO THE SHARKEY- BROWN LAW ON HOUSING INTEGRATED AREAS INTEGRATED ST. ALBANS r i RENT??? W H INTEGRATED SPRINGFIELD CAPE GOD $13,650 GARDENS $11,990 • These homes are i Detached heme en 30x100 land- exclusive with Detached bungalow, garage, full scaped plot, S roomi en one FABULOUS SCARIFICE • LIST REALTY ONLY basement, automatic heat, over- floor with expaniion attic. Knotty , i pine finished basement with bar siied plot, vacant. NOW $13,990 gas heat, garage, in beautiful HUKUri SEE THIS TO-DAY Springfield Gardens location. > $300DownToAII i FORECLOSURE SALC m "HOMES TO FIT rOUKTOUR A 7-ROOM COLONIAL r POCKET" ^ 2-CAR GARAGE JAMAICA $12,500 COLONIAL $12,750 Richmond Hill, Hollis So. Oione Park, Large, detached, 4 bedrooms • Detached large 2 family, with Jcftnaica & Vic. 4 home, featuring oversixed dreom 1 Fam. $61.71 mo. $9,450 separate entrances, 50x100 plot, kitchen, parquet floors, living 1 Fam. $64.69 mo. $7,990 ^390 CASH garage, automatic heat, ftdll rooms, closets galore, finished • 1 Fam. $71.43 mo. $10,990 4 basement. Vacant on title. basement with new oil unit, over- Fully Detached • Sun Drenched sixed garage, clean os a whistle. • 1 Fam. $72.11 mo. $11,000 4000 Sq Ft of Lovely Enclosed Solarium L/VE RENT FREE ONLY S380 DOWN $450 DOWN 4 Landscaped Groundf • 3 Master Bedrooms • 1 Fam. $74.52 mo. $11,500 20 Ft Living Room • Lavish Gleaming Tile Hollywood Bath 1 Fam. $77.21 mo. $11,900 Banquet Dining Room • 1 Fam. $78.50 mo. $12,100 4 * Playroom Basement All-Science Completely BETTER REALTY Bung. $79.23 me. $12,200 * Economical Heat Equipped Kitchen 114-57 Farmers Blvd. 2 Fam. $80.58 me. $12,400 • Many Select Extras 159-12 HILLSIDE AVE. 4 ST. ALBANS 1 Fam. $83.28 mo. $12,800 JAMAICA lung. $85.97 me. $13,200 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • Parson Blvd. 4 ft Btb Ave. Sok. 1 Fam. $90.02 mo. $13,800 4 Free Pick Up Service From $600 DOWN OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Subway. • NATIONAL 2 Fam. $91.65 me. $14,200 1 Fam. $90.30 me. $14,000 4 JA 3-3377 SP 6-0800 • Bung. $91.36 mo. $14,150 REAL ESTATE CO. $800 DOWN • 1 Fam. $93.00 mo. $14,600 4 U8-20 Hillside Avenue. Jamaica OL 7-6600 2 Fam. $95.02 mo. $14,900 Open 7 Days A Week 9 fo 9 Bung. $97.04 me. $15,200 4 • 2 Fam. $98.39 mo. $15,400 1 Fam. $101.08 mo. $15,800 INTEGRATED • 4 SPECIAL 2 FAMILY $13,990 CAN YOU HILLCREST 4 2 family, 4 room and 3 INTEGRATED $425 GASH PAINT room ai^s, all modern, oil heat, screens, storms, • South Oion* Park, dvtochcd $6,500 Venetian blinds, full base- 4 horn* with 2 private opts. Mu- ment. Many other extras. EXCLUSIVE WITH ESSEX! lshed ba>*m*iit, oil heat, and $300 CASH FULL PRICE $13,300 doubit qoraqe, loads of •xtrai. 4 • ST. ALBANS SPRINGFIELD $450 Down ta ALL PARKWAY Vacant. GARDENS Live KBNT FREE! GARDENS 4 • Move This t room and enclosed perch 'No Cash home nestles on a wooded • Right In MOTHER & DOUGHTER 40x100 plot with garage. Can Gl be redecorated at great sav- NO CLOSING FEES ings to you. REALTY • $74 MONTHLY T.\KE OVER GI MORTGAGE $1,100 CASH 135-30 Rockaway Blvd. •,"5 VE\R. h^4. Hlio|i|tliif Brooklyn Jil.800 duwu Tel Albaiij 2 3i;i7. a 6«.I5 BtMI.DK.KS Cl.OSKOlT — « loonn, « t'lMtlfr un LANTIC RENAULT IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ALL MODELS 30 MONTHS TO PAY SLIDE PROJECTOR OUTFIT ALSO SELECTED USED CARS featuring the AVAILABLE Keystone DUAL-AUTOMATIC AT THE RIGHT PRICES SLIDE PROJECTOR LANTIC AUTO SALES \tlant1i< AT*, at WoodfaaTen BIT*. VI 9-7474 OZONE PARI Se* it first fTT-, at MEZEY SAAB-93 ECONOMICALLY • FULLY AUTOMATIC BUILT-IN TIMER-CHAN6ER PRICED FOR BRAND NEW thowt, changes, advances and refiles slides al pre set Intervals. 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(Net Including Control Master) PLUGS IN to cook by con- Presto trolled heat DETACHES $o pan washes OMMMten: under water, handle and all ONE CONTROL is all you 9" FRY PAN need to run a family of Perfect eggs, bacon, pan- appliances. You don't pay cakes every time. Food for duplicate controls. can't burn or scorch, can be kept warm without over- The Control Master is a cooking. Control Master removable electric "cook- .turns heat up or down to ing brain," with thermo- keep temperature constant, stat, pilot light, and heat detaches for carefree wash- settm^s all in one. Be- ing. One control operates a cause it is detachable, you family of appliances, saves get the miracle of con- 16.96 en each one you add. trolled heat without need for extra care at cleaning time. It saves you 40.98 en each, appliance yeu ^d—and more CoAtrol- Master appliances will be jntreducM soon. Presto C^ MwlSt •.JH •av«« t«.9S on aoA PRESSURE COOKER •n* you Mict, Control Master "cooking brain" pluga in to Mgulate heat and. pleasure automatically, detaches so cooker washes under water, handles and aU. Get one for quick meals. Give iif)pliance Gifts HEINS & BOLET Downtown's Leading Dept. Store 6« Cortlandt St. % ]\ew York City RE 2-7600 Tax Promotions EMPI^OYKKS And Appointments ACTIVITMKS Low Cost European Trip ALBANY, Dec. 1 — The State Tax Department has announced 18 appointments and four promo- Binghamton tions. On Monday, December 15, at 9 For Members and Families New appointees Include Mar- P.M., the Binghamton chapter, garet C. Bollman. Albany, calcu- CSEA, will hold its annual Christ- lating machine operator; Mary E. mas Party at the Veterans of (Continued from Paee SI cla;v, expre.ss for Venice. Luncheon Heidelberg. (Twentieth Day). Bromirskl, Amsterdam, dictating Foreign Wars Clubhouse at 65 The day begins with a morning machine translator; Judith A. Ca- which cover the 395 miles to Rome in the dining car. Arrive Venice Carroll St. in Binghamton. This ruso, Albany, dictating machine In time for dinner. train ride through the Swblan hill Christmas Party is an annual In six hours and Ave minutes. translator. event conducted In cooperation Venice. (Seventeenth Day). country, reaching Heidelberg in Dinner In the restaurant car. Also, Eileen F. Dergosits, Sche- with the U.S. Marine Corps Re- Morning, a chance to attend ser- time for lunch. The afternoon nectac-y, stenographer; Dolores M. serve's "Toys for Tots" campaign. Italy vices In one of Venice's great seeing Germany's oldest and most Flacco, Mechanlcsville, strenog- This project provides toys at chuiches. Afternoon sightseeing famous University town, un- rapher; Alice B. Hebert, Cohoes, Christmas time for needy chil- (Note: If His Holiivess is receiv- typist; Dolores A, Knlffen, Albany, dren. on foot: Piazza San Marco, the scathed by the war and looking ing, an audience will be arranged dictating machine translator; The only admission charge to Doge's Palace, the Prisons, Bridge like a stage set for "The Student Gertrude D. Levlne, Albany, typ- for those who wish it.) the party is a new or slightly used of Sighs and the Rialto. Lunch at Prince." The Castle, the Univer- ist. toy which is suitable for presenta- Rome. (Thirteenth Day). Morn- the hotel. Dinner at a typical sity, the quaint Ritter House, the Four newly appointed junior tax tion to a needy child. There will ln« sightseeing of the Eternal examiners are Anna K. Rlchman, Venetian restaurant. Palatine Museum, with the be free refreshments provided. City, including the Cathedral ot Albany; Anthony J. Riska, Sche- Also, there will be dancing to the Austria Twelve Apostles Altar, carved by St. Peter and the Vatican Mu- nectady; Roy E. Cunningham, Va- music of the Binghamton State (Eighteenth Day). Transfer by Riemenschneider, greatest of wood latie and Leon M. Jafle, Albany. Hospital Serenaders. seum. Lunch at the hotel; after- waterbus to railroad station for carvers, etc. The afternoon at lei- Three n;w calculating machine Chairman for the party Is 'lo- noon: visits by coach to Piazza dl operators are Carmella Negri, Al- departure by first class train via sure. Dinner at the Red Ox Inn bert Sullivan, Public Works, as- Bpagna, Trinlta dei Monti, Pincio bany; Veronica H. Boyd, Slinger- sisted by Harvey Coloney, Michael the Dolomites and the Brenner or the atmospheric Perkeo Restau- Park, Villa Borghese Park, Pan- lands and Annette E. Carapelluccl, Kriska, A1 Dexheliner. Maurice Pass through Austria to Munich, rant. Schenectady. Marguerite Johnson theon, Quirinale and Mussolini Sokolinsky Binghamton State capital of Bavaria. Luncheon In of Albany has been given a per- Hospital; Marian Patterson, Pub- Forum. Dinner at La Cisterna In Heidelberg. (Twenty-first Day). the dining car. Dinner at the hotel manent appointment as a key lic Works; Leo Bernstein, Divi- Trastevere. Morning free. Lunch at the hotel. punch operator. in Munich. sion of Employment. Early pfternoon train to Frank- Joining the Tax Department as Rome. (Fourteenth Day). Morn- Germany furt—a trip of about an hour. Re- typists are Rossane E. O'Connor ing, sightseeing: Piazza VenezU, and Roberta M. Podgurskl, both of Capitol, Palatine. Roman Forum Munich. (Nineteenth Day). The mainder of the afternoon free, Schnectady. Albany Tax and Coilseum. Lunch on your morning is spent seeing Munich. seeing the city. Dinner at the Permanent promotions went to' own. Afternoon free for shopping Heavily bombed, the city has been hotel. Eric Bogdanowicz, Waterxliet, A gala dinner dance on Election as senior truck mileage tax exam- Eve at Herbert's Restaurant, Al- and individual pursuits. Dinner at wholly rebuilt. But many beauti- Frankfurt. (Twenty-second iner; Frank C. Carrk, Ravena. bany, ushered 'n the fall and win- ful old facades are left standing, Day). Morning free. Last minute the hotel. In the evening, a per- Junior tax examiner; Louis J. ter social season of the Tax and formance of an open air opera often with nothing behind them, shopping; luncheon at the hotel. Rossi, Albany, principal account Finance Chapter, CSEA, Over 250 Kt the Baths of Caracalla. and other historic buildings have Afternoon drive to Rhein-Main clerk, and Charles E. Connelly, Al- members of the department and their guests attended and a fes- been recreated. The famous art Airport for Overseas National Air- bany, artist-designer. Rome. (Fifteenth Day). The tive air was particularly notice- galleries were destroyed, but their morning free. Lunch on your own. ways '^ight home to the U.S.A. able in the tastefully decorated, In the afternoon an excursion to treasures can be seen to the limit Albany. (Twenty-third Day). Osborne Directs candle-lit tables. TivoU and the unique gardens of of our time (it would take days Return on Sept. 12. At the guest table were CSEA the Villa d'Esle. Dinner at the to view them all). Afternoon ex- Specialized Tours, Inc., operator Commerce Publicity President John F. Powers, Com- cursion to Nymphenburg Castle. missioner and Mrs. Frederick hotel. ot the first and highly successful ALBANY, Dec. 1 — Walter D. Dinner at the world-famous Hof- Clark, Commissioner and Mrs. Rome. (Sixleenlh Day). Mora- tour, again will conduct the Osborne has been named director John Devine, Commissionei John brauhaus. Ing free. About 12:30 board a flrst- Journey. of publicity for the State Com- Purcell, Mr. and Mrs. Edward merce Department at an annual Igoe, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Riker, CSEA Executive Director and Mrs. salary of $13,310 a year. He suc- Joseph Lochner, Ciiapter Pres- ceeds Wellington (Duke) Wales, ident Salvatore Filippone, and Mr. who resigned several months ago and Mrs. George Hayes. Mr. Hayes Questions Answered to enter private business. was toastmaster for the evening. Chairman of this first annual Prior to the appointment, Mr. dinner dance was Bernard Sch- Osborne was director of the de- nal, who Is Chapter Program Com- partment's bureau of business mittee Chairman. Mr. Schmahl Cn Social Security publicity. and his committee, as part of the Mr. Osborne has held editorial evening's entertainme.it, pre- two small children. What Social sented a hula hoop contest with HOW CAN I find out what So- ers age 50 or over, and to their positions on both English and cial Security will pay me and my eligible dependents. Workers un- Security benefits, if any, could my attractive prizes for the winners. Spanish-language newspapers. He family on my retirement or to der age 50 who are permanently family expect to receive in the Judges of the contest were my survivors in the event of my and totally disabled may have event of my death? L. E. B. was contributing editor of the- Messers Igoe, Ricker and Lochner death? B.V.OC. their social security account fro- There are two payments your Westchester News just before and first prize was awarded Miss Joan Turnbuil. Second prize was You can get general intotma- zen and so protect the amount of family could receive in the event entering state service In January, their benefit and their depend- of your death. The first payment won by Miss Betty Carey. An add- tion about family benefits at your 1957. Social Security office. If it will be ents' or survivors' benefits in the would be a lump-sum death pay- ed attraction was Miss Claire Car- some years before you reach re- years ahead. ment and secondly, there would As state director of publicity. pentler who exhibited her dexter- tirement age, general information be monthly benefits for your Mr. Osborne will serve at the plea- ity with the hoop by using it as a will be given, and you can pick up widow and children until the rope for skipping. I AM 56 and permanently dis- sure of the commerce commis- some of the free pamphlets about youngest child reached age Mr. and Mrs. John Dillon were abled. Last year when I Inquired sioner. It is an exempt job. Social Security benefits. If you eighteen. Your widow would be saluted on their 30th wedding about disability benefits at the will be 65 within three months, entitled to benefits again at age anniversary, and Mr. Dillon, who Social Security office I was told you can get more specific esti- 62. before his retirement several years I wasn't eligible because I didn't MENTAL HEALTH mates concerning payments. There ago was a veil known vocalist in meet the work requirements. Do CALENDAR IS READY Is no charge for this service. the Albany area, sang several solos the recent changes in the law I H.WE a physically handi- ALBANY, Dec, 1 — A new edi- accompanied by Steve Anthony make it possible for me to collect capped sister, 32, who never and his orchestra. Walter Mc- MY WIFE and I both work on benefits now? P. E. J. worked, I have been her sole sup- tion of the Blondie Calendar, Jobs covered by Social Security. Donald, celebrating his birthday, The work requirements have port since 1950. Is it possible for covering 1959-60, is now ready. V/iil our Social Security benefits was extended mu.sical greetings on be«n modified. You must have me to collect Social Security for One of the most popular edu- be enough for us lo live oil upon the occasion by the orchestra %nd worked in employment covered by my sister even though my father retirement? E.L. cational aids developed by the the entire group. Social Security in five out of the wasn't supporting her? I. B. L. Probably not. Social Secui'ity State Department of Mental Hy- 10 years before you became dis- Yes. The 1958 Amendments to payments only partly replace the giene, the Blondie series, it fea- abled. The five years need not be the Social Security Act eliminate loss of income tluugh retirement, consecutive or In any particular the requirement that your father tures, as did its predecessors, the disability or deatii of a family sequence. It Is advisable that you had to be providing one-half sup- Bumstead family of the newspaper Buffalo member. At your Social Sjcurlty cail at your social secm'ity office port for your disabled sister at comic strip. First published In The November meeting of the otlice you can get a booklet ex- the time of his death. Your sister. to determine if you now meet the 1952, the calendar Is now In its Buffalo Chapter, CSEA, was held plaining the eligibility require- If she was disabled before age 18, In the State Office Building. Jerry work requirements. fourth edition is expected to reach ments, and how lo figure tlie ap- may become entitled to monthly Cahill, president of our chapter, proximate amount of your social b.meflts under the disability pro- a million families in the State. was out of town; therefore, Mrs, security benefit. With this esti- MY JOB is covered by Social visions, with payments retroactive The 16-page calendar features Mary Gormley, 1st vice-president, mate, you should be able to plan Security and I have a w^fe and to September, 1958. 12 ment&l health mesages for presided. ahead and make provision for everyday living. While It points Pinal plans for our annual necessary additional Income upon out that there are no rules for Christmas party were made. It your retirement. mental health. It suggests prin- will be held on Saturday, Decem- Public Administration ciples that. If applied in dally ex- ber 13 at 6:30 P.M. at the 40 & 8 I AM UNMAKUIED and live perience, may make life a "lot with my 63-year old parents Club, 891 Delaware Avenue, Buf- Grievance Machinery Established satisfaction. If still dissatisfied, pleasanter and more satisfying falo. On the agenda are cocktails, wlioin I support. I have been told for you and your family. The Jersey City, N,J., Depart- the employee may appeal to a buffet dinner, masic carol singing, there are family benefits under Single copies are obtainable Social Security. What would my ment of Public Works has Insti- prizes and surprises. Tickets may Grievance Advisory Committee. free from the Office of Mental parents get upon my retirement be obtained from your own dele- tuted a grievance procedure that, This Committee consists of two Health Education and Informa- or if I should die. P.J. gate or by contacting any mem- according to Public Works Direct- members appointed by the Direct- tion, Department of Mental Hy- ber of the committee. All mem- There will be no Insurance ben- or August W. Heckman, Is a mile- or of Public Works and two by the giene, 217 Lark Street, Albany, bers of the CSEA are cordially efits to your parents In the event N. Y. Limited quantities are ob- of your retire.nent. However, la stone in municipal employee re- local council of the New Jersey invited to attend. Get your tickets tainable by recognized agencies early — we have only a limited the event of yur death, .since you lations in the State. Civil Service Association, and will and organizations in New York are the sole support of your ased supply. The new procedure is intended serve If a mediating capacity. If State for distribution by them. parents, they may be eligible for The committee consists of: parents insurance benefits. It will to handle incidents no', serious the majority of the Committee Jerry Cahlll, honorary chairman; be necessary for each of tliem to enough for the Civil Service Com- cannot agree. Us members select ORDNANCE DISTRICTS MERGE Mary Gormley, general chairman; Mary Cannell, co-chairman; Eli- file an application, and present mission ,to handle as appeals, but a fifth person. The Rochester Ordnance Dis- proof of age and dependency. nor Dodw, door; Ethel Irwin, mu- which are a source of employer- The majority decision of ';,his trict, U. S. Army, has been con- sic; Mary McBrlde, arrangements employee friction. Committee is submitted to the I'VK BEEN TOLD Social Secur- solidated with the New York Ord- and Arlene Hoizer, tickets. ity pro.vides protection for pcr-soius It provides for written appeal Director of Public Works, who nance District, which now com- besides retired workers and their of a grievance decision to the next makes the final decision. prises all of New York State and fuirilus. Is this so? E,G. higher level of authority, if it has Discussions and hearings are the northern half of New Jersey. ves. The Social Security law FREE BOOKLET by U. S. Gov- not been handled by the Immedi- to be held, so far as practicable, Colonel Hans G. Jepson now com- now provides for disability Insur- ernment on Social Security. Mail lince payments to disabled work- ate supervisor to an employee's daring worklnK hours. mands the whole district. only. Leader, 07 Uuaue Street, TuMilay, I>eecinlM>r 2, 195(1 CIVIL SERVICE LEADER Page Fifteen Bank Examiner Test TYPEWRITERS SUPPLIED TO EXAM CANDIDATES A unique offer to candidates for fee will be returned. •card of Edueetion E««m Cominf An open-competitive examina- the New York City typist exam- Mr. Tytell himself, has won In- £ ASK FOR ; tion for bank examiner is cur- ination is offered by Tytell Type- ternational reputation as an ex- rently open In New York State for writing Company, one of the old- pert in type identification and SCHOOL residents of New York, Connecti- est service organizations in the testified in several major federal cut and New Jersey. Starting .'al- downtown area of Manhattan. cases. Including the Hiss ca.se. CLERK ary Is $5,840 a year, rising to $7, Assuming that the kind of type- "Evary individual has a unique 130 in five annual salary incre- New Title: School Sccrctary [WSUEXi writer has a substantial bearing typing touch," he says. "Usually ments. There is an additional In- New Salary $.';,6r.0-$.5,150 on the final test results, Tytell of- this can be Identified under mic- crement of $358, if an appointee INTENSIVE COURSE fers a money-back guarantee to •roscopic examination of the fin- Is not promoted to senior bank ex- COMPLETE PREPARATION typist candidates, assuring them ished letter. However, this same aminer before serving five years. Class meets Sat. nt Cim s m. that if, for any reason, they fail individual touch makes some per- beRlnnlnj Dec. 6 Promotion examinations in this to pass the test, the entire rental sons more responsive to one kind Write or Phone for Inlormatlod series lead to a maximum salary of typewriter than to another. Easter* School AL 4-5029 of $16,210. For this reason, I am offering a Broadway, N. \. .1 (nrar 8lh St.) Applications and announce- choice of machines to all candi- rirasn write me Ires about tha ments may be obtained from the SPECIAL RATE dates who are interested." School Clerk class. State Banking Department, 100 For N. Y. State <)anifl Church Street, New York 7, N.Y.. Employees ^dilresa telephone BArclay 7-1616, exten- Boio PZ.. . sion 7456, or from the State Civil lingU room, with pri- ^ADULTS! Service Department, Room 2301, vat« both end rodioj Young People & All Veterans Intensive Coach Courses 270 Broadway, New York 7, N.Y. many roomi with TV. •Ir. & Asst Civil. Moch. Elec KnBincer Civil, Mech, Elec Enlfini'crDiHttfnian Closing date is Friday December "Never Underestimate Civil Engineer Bilildins: Insneclor 19. In NEW YORK CITY AsKt Architect F.niineeiinir Aiile FUT WALL FINISH A Business Education"! Marine Engineer Maintenancp Man •Oit AsHt Planner Stafn Enrr-Kifc NOW is the time to preporel Sunt l onstniction Stlhwa.v Ex:mie Special Courses in DKAFTINO-WESIf.N-MATIIEMATKS . .. youH be glad yon did! Park Av*. & 34th St. •USINESS ADMINISTRATION Elct'trnnic. Mech. Arch. Elccl. SIrue. Honestly, with Nalplex it's Aiir. Bineprts. Blclft F.st'g. Siii'vp.vinit. In ROCHESTER EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL I:ivil SPIV. Arith. AigplJia. Gcotn. Trifr. •o easy to paint your rooms. Panettas with spprlall/atlon in Salr^mnnhhlp, L:alc. Phvsics. Prep EnErinpiT Collpires AdvertlHlnB, Mprihanilliilnir. LICENSE PREPARATION Goes on like a dream. No RESTAURANT & Relulllntc, Kinanrr, MniuifHrliirinK, Hadlu and TelnvUlon, etc. Pi-otpssional Engr. Architcct. Survpyor odor during or after paint< Master Electricinn. fsialiona'y Engr. BANQUET HALL (Forin«rly Htt Scn«co) DAY A Kpfrigpr. Portable En r. Oil Bitiner ing. Dries so fast you can 26 Clinton Avt. South Also REFRESHER • EVKMNO put your rooms right back COURSES • MONDELL INSTITUTE In ALBANY ro-KO 230 W 41 l,i4 W 14 W1 7-JOSfl into use. Clean up brushes AI.SO COACIIINO CO! RSKS FOR Bi-an. liPs Bronx. Bltlyn. .Tarn.. Ili mpftpad or rollers with tap water. l'ji|iiivHlcnf3 Over 48 yrs Training IMacing thoiis- HIGH SCHOOL Dlrl.OM" A" " anil Civ. Svc. Te N nooF, lOMttnuiMnsDsnianniiMM MU 3-3616 CATHERINE REIN'S SCHOOL DIRECTORY (OlllON'SinNIItO.,in.,llWI(,R.L VARITTPINO fiCHOOL Business Betaoaia FOR YOUR LOW LOW PRICE n« ikuailwar, NVO GKamrrey T-Ji7M MONKUK 8CHOOL-IB.M CIlllKHUt. Keypuncb, Tabulating, Wirini I APPROVED FOB VGTS), Aecouiitiiig, Uiisincts Adniiuistrutlo.^. Switcbboavd WAKU 8l:UOOL.S. lUO Cllntoii Ave., Alban;, N.Y. Comptometiy. Day i. Eve t:ia8.es. SPECIAL PhKPARATION FOR CITY, BTAT* * OWENS J—* J rEDURAL T£3T3. i:aal Treinout Ave. « Boston K-l., Uroul, Kl ,e-5U00. Rslabllahn) 19in Albany's Most Cenlrall; •eeratarlal Located Home at Tluie ul Need.. At No Extra Oust WARD SCHOOLS. lUO Cllntou Ave. (Manning S<|.) Albany, N.T. Air fundltloned. -!• Farklas IBM CO.MPI.KTK SVSTKMH COliKSK (Hirlni * Mai'hlns Operation): KorUra, 120 9 men are chosen on the has.? of Marco; and Mr. and Mrs. Husson, Central Islip their interests and aptitudes. County Infirmary. The membership committee has A meeting of the combined The chapter extends sincere voted full confidence to conduct chapters of Nassau and Suflolk sympathy to Thelifta Russell on the drive for new members. We (Jhunties was held in Babylon for the death of her husband, to Elea- hope the committee will be very By A. J. COCCARO the purpose of consolidating ideas nor Torpy on the death of her successful. to further the salary resolution of mother, to Frank Barrett on the Every member should put their SufFolk County Meet the CSKA. Central Islip delegates death of his brother and to shoulder to the wheel to make attending the meeting were John Howard Andress on the death ol this drive a huge success. There SMITHTOWN, December 1 — The series of meetings with Mem- Deliso, Michael Murphy. Peter his uncle. Is a potntlal membership in Buf- Pearson, and Thomas Purtell. Jeanette Forbes has been ap- bers of the State Legislature and Civil Service Employees Association falo and Erie County of well over The grievance committee is pointed alternate delegate for the representatives continue in the Long Island area. the 2.000 mark. happy to report that all griev- housekeeping department in place C.S.E.A. representatives from Si Hoik and Nassau Counties met ances heard recently have been of Sara Loudin who is on rick It has been brought to the at- tention of the chapter that cer- today In Smithtown with Suffolk's State Senator and State Assembly- settled in a fine spirit of harmony. lCSlV6 tain organizations are circulating men, June Barrett, Prescott Huntington, James Grover and Irving A meeting of the chapter was Mr and Mrs. L«on Wood were propaganda and taking credit of Price. « held in Robbins Hall. The presi- weekend guests of their daughter legislation beneficial to civil serv- dent was most pleased at the fine and her family in East Greenwich, The Long Island chapters of the Metropolitan Conference, C.S. ice employees which was won by attendance, and extends an invi- Rhode Island. the CSEA. Employees should In- E.A., have joined with Nassau and Suffolk County chapters and tation to all members to attend The chapter wishes much hap- vestigate the credentials of these other Long Island chapters to present a solid block of representatives future meetings. piness to Mr. and Mrs. James organizers, many of whom claim The chapter is most happy to Little who were married in Sep- throughout the Island area. gee Edward Delaney and Mrs. fp^ber to be affiliated with the CSEA. Bebekos up and around again Patricia Pembleton of Buffalo When in doubt, consult a CSEA Salaries IS'iinther 1 Item after their recent accidents. and John Hoagland of Nunda member Conrad Miles, the chapter's first A postcard from Mrs. Mclner- were married in Buffalo on Octo- After careful consideration the Group decided to present the vice president, has challenged ney, laundry supervisor, tells us ber 25. Mr. and Mrs. Hoagland following Association resolutions to the legislature for review and Allan Dyte, Buffalo's 25th ward that she is enjoying a -well-de- will reside In Buffalo. John Is the consideration: supervisor, to a debate regarding served rest. son of Mr. and Mrs Ben Hoag- the upgrading of caseworkers in A-1. Salary increase for state employees. Jack Connelly, head store clerk, land. Congratulations from the the Erie County Welfare Depart- A-2. Salary adjustment on promotion to offset loss of "no loss has called to inform us that the chapter. ment. Mr. Dyte has expres.sed op- move to the new store house is Anna Morris is on a three guarantee pay." position to the upgrading. We now completed and that they are months leave of absence. A speedy A-6. Mandate school di.stricts to adopt definite salary schedules, doubt that Connie will get his ready for business. recovery Is wished her by all. debate. A-7. Extra Increment after ten years at maximum of grade. The chapter wishes to thank Get-well wishes from the Chap- A-10. Vesting of Retirement rights. Mr. Walsh for the fine coopera- ter are extended to Mar.iorie Her- tion he is giving the personnel of don, Lillian Bryson and Lettie ?el- A-57. Extension of civil service competitive class. tills ho.spital on their claims in lor, John Forbes, Frank Nicantro, Greedmoor A-84. Insure retirement fund loans for full amount at all ages. the State health plan. and John Barrett. Creedmoor is in the midst of a A-46. Full unemployment insurance for ail state, political sub- President John Deliso an- Welcome back to Kathryn tremendous membership drive. divisions and authority employees. nounces that a meeting of the Eaton, who has returned to her Results to date have been very A similar meeting with the Nassau' County legislators is sched- committee for the annual dinner duties after a three weeks' illne.ss, good and all building representa- Of the chapter will be called in and to Irene Lavei-y who has been tives deserve a pat on the back for uled In Westbury December 6. The Honorable Joseph Carlino, major- the near future. ill with pneumonia. the good efforts they are putting ity leader in the State A-semhly, has accepted the invitation to at- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cobin have into the drive. If any member or tend the meeting providing Governor-elect Nelson Rockefeller does moved from Dansville to an apart- non-member wishes any informa- not call a high level conference on that day. Dist. 10. Public Works ment In Nunda. Virginia Twitchell tion on Association business they has moved from Groveland to should contact the representative Our legislators must be educated properly of our problems be- The annual tui'key party held by Geneseo. Lois Hoffman has moved of their building. fore we can expect them to help us solve them. District 10, Public Works chapter to Mount Morris from Tuscarora. Building representatives are as The concentrated efforts of this Group duplicated throughout was a huge success, and a won- Mary Neff vacationed In Wash- follows: the State would go a long way toward making the 1959 legislative derful time was had by all. Tur- ington, D. C. Francis Halford has Nur.ses, Raymond Sansone, Re- session a successful one for the Civil Service worker. keys were won by Joiin Burt, Lee returned to his duties after vaca- ception Building, Male: Police Fitts, AI Post, Ed Flshel and Wal- tioning in Bermuda. Department, John Murphy; Build- ter Hummel. We are looking for- Genevieve Latham has resigned ing "N" Male, Bert Dennison; ward to many more parties, -so from the nursing department. Building "N" Female, Kate Fried- Ho.spital and a teachers group posals for salary increa.se; com- that the members can meet each The Mount Morris Hospital was enberg: Reception Building, from Horseheads N. Y. pensation for overtime, for unused other. visited by a group of nurses from (Male. Ray Sansone: Reception John Thall and George O'Neill sick time credits, incre-^se in death James Flinn, our highway con- the Albion Hospital recently. Building, Female, Rose Barry; have returned from the County benefit, and other measures in- struction supei-vlsor, retired on Mary Fiaser and Archie Ben- Building "S", Peter Sweenye, Carl Memorial Hospital after major tended to improve the conditions Oct. 31. Lots of luck, Jim, come ware and Neva Clancy are driv- DiPaola; Building "R", Elizabeth operations. Good luck to you. of state, county, and municipal back and see us often. ing new cars. Burbury; Building "L", Sadie boys. A speedy recovei-y Is wished employment. Dick Lloyd is now taking over Dorothy Fink is In New York Sweeney; Building "P", Edward for John Potter who Is 111 at In an active question and an- the reins of the position vacated City to attend the Welfare Asso- Sottong, Thomas Neville; Build- home. •swer period. Jack Kurtzman, Field by Mr. Flinn, and Walt Leibrock ciation Conference. ing "39", John Mackenzie: Build- Our assistant secretary, Harriet Representative for the Civil Ser- Is the new resident engineer of ing "W", Theodore Erlcson; O. T. Chaffee, who recently broke her vice Employees Association, par- Eastern Suffolk County. Dept., VlrglMla MacDonald; Doc- arm, has succeeded In getting rid ried comments with audience par- Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Albany State Teachers tors, Dr. Diamond, Dr. Berardeli; of the cast. We are glad to hear ticipants, explaining the Associa- Cliff Sendel on the birth of their Garage, Sherman Shover: Build- of the good progress she is mak- tion's stand on health Insurance, The State Teachers College daughter. Cliff is in the trafRc ing "38", Ida Williams, Rita Sho- ing. A cast on the right arm Is a pay Increase, and social security. chapter. Civil Service Employees signal department and if the sig- ver and Administration Building, dangerous thing for a woman to Irving Fisher, representing the Association, of Albany, New York, nals aren't working right, please Helen Foran. have. Mental Hygiene Employees Asso- held their fall meeting Saturday, excuse him. The date for receiving twenty Our field representative, Ben ciation, explained the organiza- November 15, at Carmen's Hall, Al Post is In Lakeside Hospital five year pins for that many years Roberts, has bought himself a new tion's program In reinforcing and Albany, New York. with a heart attack. Hope to see service will be held on December car. You shouldn't bend them up supplementing CSEA activities. He Honored at the meeting were you back real soon, Al, and our 6. Great plans are in the making so, Ben. pointed out that this was an aux- Ida Wettlg, Warren Courter and wishes for your recovery go out for the best time ever. The follow- A meeting of the chapter will iliary group whose main Interest Russell Bedford, all of whom re- to you. ing employees will be honored on be held December 5 at 8 P.M. in and consideration was directed to ceived twenty-five year service We wish to express our sincere this occassfbn: John Bopp; Free- Senior High School, Room 2. All the needs of Mental Hygiene Em- pins. sympathy to James Flinn and man Bowen, DaLsy Haughn, Ed- members are ui-ged to attend. ployees. Also honored was Raymond Joan Healy on their recent be- ward Hayes, James McGrath. Other participants on the panel Snediker, who retired from State reavements. Helen Quast, Helen Peterson, included the following officers, service November 1. Russell Bed- Our annu-.! membership drive is Helen M. Weeks and Roland Car- members of the Craig Colony ford, on behalf of Mr.' Snedikers now under way. If you have not penter. Mr. Carpenter will receive Craig Colony Branch, Civil Service Employees co-workers, presented him with a signed up with the Association as a posthumous award. The annual Christmas Party of Association: C. Moreau Jones, beautiful wrist watch. yet, don't lose any more time DO the Craig Colony and Hospital R.N., Vice-President; Paul Halley, The dinner was arranged by a IT NOW. School of Nursing Alumni Associ- Secretary; George Northrup, committee headed by Mr. Douglas District 10. Public Works chap- ation will be held at the Dansville Treasurer. Barr. ter, extends congratulations to Onondaga Hotel on the evening of Tuesday, In his closing remarks. Presi- Francis M. Casey, Field Repre- John Schneider who recently re- Ann Sullivan, bookkeeper at the December 9, at 7:00 P.M. dent DeLong thanked those who sentative, was the principle tired after 23 years of service. Mr. Board of Education of the City The program committee, under had attended and participated. He speaker. Schneider, a light maintenance School District of the City of the chairmanship of Mrs. Helen pointed out that active participa- A buffet was served followed by foreman, was honored with a din- Syracuse, retired as of December Milllman, R.N., has planned a tion and strong membership were dancing. ner by his fellow workers. Attend- 1 after thirty-two years of service, most enjoyable evening. Activities the state employee's best guaran- ing were E. J. McGinnis assistant was honored with a luncheon at will start with a full course din- tee of increased benefits and im- district engineer: E. Everett, resi- Tobins on Thursday, November ner, followed by a short Christmas proved working conditions in the dent engineer of Nassau County; Erie 13th by her co-workers in the program which will Include the years which lie ahead. Business and Finance Department. and his assistant, Ray Dahoney. exchange of gifts. Dancing and Refreshments were served fol- The Erie chapter, CSEA held its Also attending the luncheon were Mr. Schneider was presented with socializing will complete the eve- lowing the meeting, with Fred regular monthly meeting at Dr. Paul Miller, Superintendent a gold watch by Mr. McGinnis, on ning's activities. Kawa, food service manager, and Beckers Hall, William and Bailey of Schools and William R, Dixon. behalf of his fellow workers. Incoming President, Janet Col- Chris Dromazos officiating as Ave. Conrad Miles, 1st vice presi- Deputy Superintendent. Miss Sul- Sorry to hear Ken Smith Is in lins, R. N., will preside. hosts. dent, presided In the ab.sence of Ivan was presented with an orchid the hospital. We wish liliu a Miss Collins urges all Alumni speedy recovery. president William DeMarco, who corsage and a gift. sustained an Injury to his arm members to attend and help make The fourth annual Christmas The quarterly meeting will be this year's Christmas Party a huge Taconic dinner and dance for employees of while making repairs to his home held on December 10 at Kirk Park success. At a regular meeting of the Ta- the machine shop will be held on in Eden, N. Y. Bill fell off a lad- Community House. Following the A large group of Craig Colony conic Park chapter, CSEA, presi- Satuiday, December 13, at Sla- der and was hospltaUzed for two meeting will be our Christmas & Hospital employees attended dent Jim Valla was given a vote nek's Restaurant, Islip, N. Y. weeks. party. Chester Duff Is chairman the Joint meeting of the Colony of confidence. Seven new mem- Mr. DeMarco was presented Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs of the entertainment committee. branches of the Civil Service ^m- ' with his favorite cigars by Joan bers were signed up. The next Prank Marcellaro on the birth of ployees Association and the Men- Mulholland and Betty Monger on regular meting will be held at a .son, Robert. tal Hygiene Employees Association Clinton Corners on December 10. Glad to hear that Bill Suter is behalf of the chapter when they Tompkins held at Shanahan Hall, Sonyea Since the last meeting we have back home from his stay iti the paid him a visit at Mercy Hos- Now York. Hospital. pital. Bill will be out of circula- Tompkins chapter, CSEA, held had two weddings. Bud /oung- George DeLong, President of the tion for another month. an open meeting of all civil ser- hanse took a bride from Long D'aig Colony branch CSEA, was Island and Philip Dedrick married A printed report of the CSEA vice employees and teachers in chairman of the meeting and a local girl. annual meeting in Albany was the city and county at Senior High acted as moderator in a panel Mount Morris submitted by Al Burke, the chap- School in Ithaca. Thomas Mc- Eight more miles of the Taconic presentation which Included Sam Airman Third Class Howard D. ter's delegate. The report carricd Cracken of the Health Insurance Parkway was opened by the en- Cipolla, Irving Fisher, and Jack Andress, son of Mr. and Mrs. the full proceduie of the conven- Department of Albany was the tire crew from Lake Taghkaninic Kurtzman as participants. Howard Andress, has completed tion program with a humorous principal speaker assisted by in the pouring rain. Paul T. Win- Mr. Cipolla, CSEA delegate and his initial course of Air Force page about the Erie delegation: CSEA Field Representative Ben slow of the Commission was on vice-president of MHEA, reported basic military training at Lack- Mr.s. Froman, Ingrmary; Mrs. Roberts. A lively question and an- hand. on the 74 resolutions which the land, Texas. He has been selected Helen MacDonald. Meyer Me- swer period followed the address Mr. and Mrs. Vanzion have re- Association will present to the to attend the technical training morial Hospital; Ed Stumpf, of Mr. McCraken. All departments signed from the head office to re- legislature this year. Of special cour.se for aircraft contact and School District; Lou Cleabeaux, of the city and local subdivisions side In California. They were interest to those In attendance warning operators at Kessler Air Buffalo Competitive; Mary Mon- were well represented, as was Cor given a luncheon by the ofllce were Mr. CipoUa's remarks on pro- Force Bu^e, Mississippi. Tliese tello. County Welfaie; Bill De-'nell UnivMSity, Willaid State staff and luggage by the ctiapler.