81 NEW EXAMS SET STATE RECORD V, A, OFFERS liEAPER, JOBS TO VETS Americans Largest Weekly for Public Emnloype'^ See Page 9 Vol. 7—No. 49 Tuesday, August 20, 1946 Price Five Cents MORE
Tests Rushed StateAssn. FBI Accepting Nominates To Put State on Olficers Applicants for Committee Suggests Pre-War Basis That the Incumbents 9 Other Jobs Special to The LEADER Special to The LEADER ALBANY, Aug-. 20—A series of 81 open-competitive Be Held—Executive WASHINGTON, Aug. 20—The Federal Bureau of examinations offering opportunities to enter the service Council Candidates Investigation will start a new class in a few months for of the State or its counties and villages was opened today. Special Agent training, for which candidates may apply 'Applications for most of the positions will be accepted Also Are Homed now. The G-man job pays $4,149.60. In NYC application until August 31. The large number of tests set a State forms may be obtained in Room 234, Federal Building, Special to The LEADER ''^record. ALBANY, Aug. 20—The Nomi- Foley Square, Manhattan. Blanks may be obtained also Both written and unwritten ex- Officials Confer nating Committee of the Associa- at the FBI offices in Albany and Buffalo. aminations are on the list, and tion of State Civil Service Em- Also, the FBI announced the the positions offered range from To Prevent Big Drop ployees has finished its delibera- following nine examinations: ' clerical jobs to highly-paid tech- tions as to candidates for the 5.000 Jobs Soon Document Identification Spe- nical and medical positions. In U. S. Employees Association year beginning Octo- cialist. $2,644.80. Many of the job offerings are Special to Tho LEADER ber 1, 1946, and has submitted to With World Units Cryptanalyst. $2,644.80. m in local government units and are WASHINGTON, Aug. 20—The the Secretary of the Association Analytical Chemist (Geology- Unrestricted to persons meeting resi- Budget Bureau officials, It was the following list of candidates: Special to The LEADER Metallurgy), $2,644.80. ^^dence requirements in the locality. learned today, have been in con- WASHINGTON, Aug. 20—A Analytical Chemist (Toxicol- Surprise Move stant meeting with ofBcials otf Officers survey by The LEADER disclosed ogy-Serology), $2,644.80. The announcement came as a other agencies wiho are trying President, Dr. Frank L. Tol- today that approximately 5,0000 Radio Operator, $2,644.80. surprise, as It was originally in- to prevent any drastic reductions man; 1st Vice President, Jesse B. jobs with international agencies Firearma Identification Special- tended for publication in the fall. in force. Such reductions were McFarland; 2nd Vice President, "in which the United States is a ist. $2,644.80. But the need to get the State ordered by the Dirksen amend- Leo P. Gurry; 3rd Vice President, partner will be c -^ened in the near Radio Monitoring Officer, government functioning fully on ment to the Federal Pay Bill, but John F. Powers; Secretary, Janet future. $3,397.20. I a pre-war basis, and the filling of under the third deficiency act Macfarlane; Treasurer, Earl P. It is expected that many dis- Physicist, $2,644.80. I ^provisionally-held jobs by perma- passed in July, discretion was left Pfannebecker. placed Federal employees will be Electrical Engineer, $2,644.80. f nent competitive employees, with the Budget Bureau. Executive Committee able to find jobs with these in- Although some agencies have ternational bodies. Special Agent (Continued on page 8, under begun cutting their staff, this has Agriculture and Markets, Clyde However, details of the openings $4,149.60 Per Annum Tests for Permanent Jolti.) not been the general rule. A. Dyer and William P. Kuehn; and requirements have not been Applications for Special Agent Audit and Control, Martin P. perfected. (Continued on Page 8) Lanahan; Banking, Marie Hess; Civil Service, Theodore Becker; Commerce, Joseph J. Horan; Con- servation, William M. Foss; Cor- Exams for Vets rection, Leo M. Britt; Education, Wayne W. Soper; Executive, Quayle fo Name Charles H. Poster; Insurance, Harry S. Deevey; Health, Char- Get Right of Way lotte Clapper; Labor, Christopher (Continued on Page 2) 200 as Firemen A new policy on NYC examina- employee was in the armed forces Jtlons, designed for the benefit of when a test for which he would A rush order for certification of The Board of Transportation i/eterans and persons in the city's have been ligible was held. Also, 200 men from the Fireman (F.D.) had previously sent in a request employ, was put into effect to- some veterans are eligible for Mrs. McMillin Resigns; eligible list was sent by Fire Com- for certification from the new day by the NYC Civil Service special military tests because of missioner Frank J. Quayle. With Car Cleaner list and the Certifi- Commission. retroactive seniority granted vet- Pres. Mitchell Soon approval of the Budget Director cation Bureau adopted a short Future examinations are to be erans. To Quit U. S. Board Thomas J. Patterson, he is ready cut of just sending the certifica- expedited in the following order: In addition, veterans who missed to appoint the 200 as soon as he tion numbers of eligibles on the 1. Special military examina- the physical part of the exami- Special to The LEADEU gets the names from the NYC list to the Transpoi-tation oflBce. tions; nation because of military serv- WASHINGTON. Aug. 20—Mrs. Civil Service Commission. 2. Promotion examinations; ice are entitled to a special physi- Lucille Foster McMillin, for the However, the Commission was 3. Open-competitve examina- cal test, in,both open-competitive past 13 years a member of the noit immediately able to comply Medical and Physical tions. and promotion examinations. U. S. Civil Service Commission, with the request, as other priority Galston Reports Increase Among those who are applying has resigned because of ill health. jobs are tking the full time of all Rules for Fireman Test Pointing out the magnitude of for the special physicals are can- Harry B. Mitchell. President of employees of the Certification the task before the Commission, didates in the 1941 Fireman and the commission, plans to resign Bureau. Right now, that bureau Are Voted by Board Samuel H. Oalston, Director of 1942 Patrolman tests; also the shortly. is busy arranging the new Pa- Examinations, said that applica- Conductor, Trackman, Maintain- trolman (P.D.) list for promul- Medical and physical require- tions for 148 special military tests ers' Helper, Correction Officer, gation and is scanning all the ments for the Fireman examina- were on hand and that the num- Stock Assistant and other tests. remaining names of the old Pa- tion were oflicially adopted by ber was increasing. These tests 50 Exams Listed More State News trolman list, particularly for vet- the NYC Civil Service Commis- are promotion examinations, As a result of this change in erans who have returned from sion. missed because the municipal (Continued on Page W PE. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 service withia the past few weelts. [They appear ia full on p. H.] L Page Two STATE NEWS CIVIL SERVICE LEADER Tuetdmj^ AngMM 20, 1946 Time OH or Extra Pay Port of Embarkation Sought Under State Law Needs Laundry Help; Spcoial 10 The LEADKA The statute enacted by the for the unused portion. The U. S. Jobs Permanent ALBANY, Aug, 20—The Asso- Legislature provides that the de- statute provides that such pay- ciation of State Civil Service Em- partments' employees who, by ment shall be made within seven Applications are now being re- Isher, handkerchief Ironer, flat- ployees is calling attention of the statutory law or administrative months of the end of the fiscal ceived by the Port of Embarka- piece ironer, garment Ironer, sliirt heads of certain departments to regulation, are required to forego year, unless equivalent time is tion, in Brooklyn, for General ironer, tumblerman, extractor- Chapter 765 of the laws of 1945 any holiday, pass day or vacation allowed prior to August 31. There- Laundry Helper at 82 cents to man or other jobs in the proces- which provides for compensatory period for which they are eligible, for, payment would be made by $1 an hour for a 40-hour week, sing of laundry. Applicants should time ofl or, in lieu thereof, pay- shall, on the approval of the November 1. with overtime rates for extra state clearly In answer to Ques- ment for work performed on any proper official, be allowed such Employees having a vacation hours a week, and 10 per cent tion 28 of Form 60 all types of holiday, pass day or during any unused time as has accumulated period accumulation during the night differential pay. The closing experience they have had. vacation period covered by the to March 30, 1946 during the fiscal year ended March 30, 1946 date for receipt of applications Only experience or education, law. period up to and including August should take up their case with is Wednesday, August 28. The acquired prior to the closing datd The departments are Mental 31. their immediate superior who jobs are at the Port of Embarka- specified In this announcement Hygiene, Correction, Social Wel- If It is not possible for the em- handles personnel matters, to be tion headquarters, First Avenue can be considered for this exami- fare, Health, Division of Canals ployee to take his accrued 1945-6 sure that the time is allowed or and Fifty-eighth Street, Brook- nation. and the New York State School vacation or leave period by August that arrangement is made for pay lyn. Numerous appointments are Applicants must be citizens or for the Blind. 31, the employee is entitled to pay for unused time. expected. owe alleglence to the United There will be no written exami- States. nation. Candidates will be judged Applicants must have reached on training and experience. their 18th birthday but must not STATE CHEST X-RAY State Eligibles The official notice of examina- have passed their 62nd birthday PRIN. STENOG. NYC LABOR tion sets forth the following: on the closing date for receipt of RELATIONS BOARD, PROM. The examination is for filling applications. These age limits do Non-Veterans the positions of: General Helper, not apply to persons entitled to TO START SEPT. 9 1 A. lonergan, Jackson Hts..85 398 Hand Finisher, Classifier, Wrap- veteran preference. Age limits 2 Ruth Fried, NYC 85 334 per, Folder, Sorter, Shirt Finisher, will be waived for war service in- Special to The LEADER people in our State, is to locate 3 Evelyn Novara, L. L City.82-824 Tumblerman, Handkerchief Iron- definite employees who, on the ALBANY, Aug. 20 — Governor and cure tuberculosis in its ea,rly er, Extractorman [Puller and closing date of this examination, Dewey announced today that the stages. The New York State BOILER INSPECTOR, DEPT. OF loader], Checker, Marker, Flat- are serving in positions whicli period for free chest X-ray ex- Health Department now has fa- LABOR. OPEN-COMP. piece Ironer, Garment Ironer, would be filled from the eligible aminations will start on Monday, cilities available whereby all em- Veterans Shirt Ironer, Adjuster, and other register resulting from the exami- September 9. ployees of the State of New York 1 J. Cullum, Kingston 86 900 positions peculiar to a laundry. nation; provided, that certification, He transmitted the following may receive free chest X-rays. 2 J. Hryzak, Rochester 82 408 Applications will be accepted in any such case shall be made memorandum to the heads of all These X-ray reports will be con- 3 E. Stone, Maspeth, L. I.. .80 468 from persons residing In Brooklyn, only for appointment to a posi- State Departments, Divisions and fidential and will be sent directly Non-Veterans and the Immediate vicinity, that tion of the same or lower grade Commissions: to each employee. This examina- 4 B. Courtney, Bronx 81292 is, within a 15-mile radius of than that held on the closing "As you know, the State of New tion period will start on Septem- 5 M. Tennity, Industry... .81 540 Brooklyn. date. York is now embarked on a cam- ber 9. DIR. CANCER CONT., DEPT. Federal employees who are In Permanent Jobs paign to eliminate tuberculosis "I would appreciate it if you HEALTH, DIV. CANCER CT., positions which would ordinarily Appointments for entry into the completely in the State by 1965. would inform the employees of PROM. be filled by certification from the classified service will be prcba- "One of the mam ways in your department of this exami- Non-Veteran registers to be established as a tlonal and will be made in the which we can win our figiht nation service and I earnestly re- 1 Morton Levin, Albany... 86 984 result of this examination should grade listed in this announcement against the disease, which in 1945 quest that every State employee apply for the examination if they and at the entrance salary of the resulted in the death of 6,000 undergo this examination." SR. CLERK, MEDICAL REC- do not have a classified status and appropriate grade. Such appoint- ORDS, MENTAL HYGIENE. wish to qualify for permanent ap- ments become permanent upon PROM. pointment. satisfactory completion of a pro- Non-Veterans How to Apply bationary period of one year. 1 G. Charlton, Rochester. .83 421 Veterans claiming 5-point pref- Attica Chapter to Name 2 Marie Pullin, Rochester...82 573 To apply, get (a) Application erence based on wartime military 3 H. Stevens. Rochester.. .81 972 Form 60; and (b) Card Form service are not required to fur- PRINCIPAL ECONOMIST, DEPT. 5001-ABC, from the Secretary, nish proof of honorable separation COMMERCE, OPEN-COMP. Board of U. S. Civil Service Ex- until the time of appointment. Candidates on Sept. 3 aminers, New York Port of Em- All other preference applicants Veterans baitatlon, 1st Avenue and 58th 1 W. Zimmerman, Albany . 86 750 should submit Form 14, togetheiB Special to The LEADER At the regular monthly meeting Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.; or from with the documentary proof speci- ATTICA, Aug. 20 —The next on October 7, Senator Austin 2 S. Schwartz, M. Village..78 990 the Director, Second U. S. Civil Non-Veterans fied therein, at the time of filing meeting of the Attica Prison Erwin and Assemblyman Harold Service Region, Federal Building, application Form 60. 2 Mildred Lauder, Albany.92 240 Christopher Street, New York 14, Chapter of the Association of C. Osftertag are expected. A com- mittee will be appointed to con- 4 Jeanette Hanlon, NYC...86 430 N. Y. Fill them out completely. State Civil Service Employees will tact the chapter membership so 5 Julius Bisom, NYC 86 350 Be sure to state the title of the Public Relations Jobs be held on Tuesday, Sept. 3, at that everyone will have an op- 6 Vera, Kilduff, Albany.. .84 780 examination for which you are the club house at 8 p.m. portunity to help make this 7 R. Hill, Little Neck 84 210 applying, and the lowest salary Open in NYC Health meeting a success. Chairman of 8 C. Franklin, Wash.,D.C..84 000 you are willing to accept. The nominating committee will 9 J. Kagan, Wash., D. C..83 360 Persons with public speaking, present its roster of candidates this committee is "Al" Meyers and Applicants must send these the members of this committee 10 M. Dorkin, Albany 81 640 forms to the Secretary, Board of publicity, radio and similar types for !347. Nominations will also will be announced later. 11 J. Denike, Albany 80 270 of work are wanted by the NYO be made from the floor. The U. S. Civil Service Examiners, Refreshments committee for the 12E. Metzendorf, Albany.. .80 130 New York Port of Embarkation, Health Department as Assistant nominating committee consists of in Health Education. The job October meeting consists of G. CORRECTION INST. TEACHER, 1st Ave. and 58th St., Brooklyn, P. Brady, U. S. Byram, R. Zink, Biehl, L Boss, W. Wolfe, R. Budd, N. Y. calls for actual previous experi- C. Bradshaw and W. Ganey. DRAFTING, OPEN-COMP. ence. W. M. Meyers, R. Hare. Veterans Applications must be on file The committee will select one A bulletin boajrd will be in- with the Secretary, Board of U.S. At present there are three va- 1 L. Silvern, NYC 77 000 canles to be filled on a provisional of its members to act as chair- stalled in the club house, listing 2 Edw. Rayner, Waverly... 75 000, Civil Service Examiners, New man. Officers to be elected are the names of all the paid-up York Port of Embarkation, 1st basis, with a possibility of gain- Non-Veterans ing permanence when an exami- President, Vice-president, Finan- members of the Attica Prison 3 J. Knox. Elmira 79 000 Avenue and 58th Street, Brooklyn, cial Secretary, Recording Secre- Chapter for the year 1946. This N. Y., not later than August 28. nation for the posts is held in tary, Treasurer, and members of work is being done by "Joe" Simet JR. PHARMACIST. MENTAL Applications postmarked before the future. the Executive Committee, which and R. Clark. HYGIENE, OPEN-COMP. 12 midnight on the closing date The salary is $2,160 a year, witihi includes two guards from the day The big game night and dance Veterans will be accepted. sick leave and vacation benefits. 1 Milton Koplik, Bklyn... 88 000 Men and women interested are shift, one guard from the after- was held on the club house Two Shifts noon shift, one guard from the grounds. It was a big success. 2 Israel Puro, NYC 85 500 Invited to apply to William Brody, night shift, one to represent the The Chapter wishes to thank 3 Carol Gutcho, Bklyn 79 250 There are two shifts, 8 a. m. Personnel Officer, Room 207, 125 maintenance men and one to rep- "Larry" Slocum and his fine com- Non-Veterans to 4:30 p. m., and 4 p. m. to 12:30 Worth Street, Manhattan. Three resent the administrative group. mittee for a job well done. 4 E. Gerstenzang, Bklyn..88 150 a. m., but with no rotating of consecutive years' residence in 5 A. Santulli, Bklyn 86 350 shifts. Depending upon the work- NYC prior to appointment Is an 6 I. Liebowitz, L. I. City.. .85 975 load, there is the possibility of absolute requirement. 7 B. Montefusco, Kings Pk.84 125 a third shift. SLATE OF STATE ASSOCIATION 8 G. Marsh. Smithtown Br.82 625 Minimiun Qualifications 9 S. Rosenberg, Bay Shore.81 875 (Continued from Page 1) ballot, if such nominations are 10 J. Ratigan, North Creek.80 500 Experience: APTITUDE TESTS J. Fee; Law, Francis C. Maher; filed with the Secretary not less 11 M. Chernigow, Bklyn 80 125 Applicants must show that they Reveal the jobs you axo best suited for, the trcMlo you should learn, the Mental Hygiene, Gordon S. Car- than thirty days prior to the an- have had at least three months nual meeting." CORRECTION INST., VOC. of experience In a modem power profession you should follow. lile, Arthur J. Giflord, Harry INSTRUCTOR FOUNDRY, LEARN YOUR APTITUDES AND The annual meeting will be laundry In one or a combination CAPITALIZE ON THEM I B. Schwartz and John L. Murphy; held in the DeWitt Clinton Hotel OPEN-COMP. of the following: marker, sorter, Non-Veterans Cull Miss Kelly Public Service, Kenneth A. Valen- Albany, on October 15. receiver, distributor, checker, KEKSKN Al'TITL'DE TESTING LAB. 1 Luke Shannon, Buffalo.. 92 000 i;»0 W. 'IKnd Street. New York tine; Public Works, Edward J. bundler, shipper, classifier, folder, 2 J. Shappee, Horseheads. .90 000 adjuster, hand finisher, shirt fin- WiMOiiKin 7-3381 Ranier; Social Welfare, Jesse B. Special Test Refused 3 Palizay, Albert T. Elmira. 87 000 McFarland; State, Isabelle M. 4 Alger, James, NYC 85 000 Joseph Baldo was denied a spe- 5 T. Watson, Hornell 83 000 O'Hagan; Taxation and Finance, cial military examination for pro- 6 L Whitmarsh, Elmira.... 80 000 John J, Denn, Jr. motion to Car Inspector, Board 7 Jack Burnett. Lodi 77 000 Just « step from city, of Ti-ansportatlon. Members of Committee CORRECTION INST., VOC. state and federal department*. INSTR., TAILORING, OPEN- A friendly The Nominating Committee Drop in and use our m»ay Promotion Approved COMP. consists of John A. Cromie, Chair- Non-Veterans neighbor to friendly services. man; Charles A. Brind, Beulah Climber and Pruner Edward K. 1 Geo. Morris, Wallklll 92 000 Bailey Thull and Clifford C. Shoro. Shannon was approved medically 2 Albert Gallo, Napanoch.. 86 000 Civil servicc pay checks cashc
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Hard Blow to Bear This is expected to be followed An eager group of 1.200 men, forcing the municipality into medical conditions, by the law of by the appointment of another 500 Many of tne men nave had a almost all veterans, Patrolman bankruptcy. At the instigation of human nature not all would have lifetime ambition to become cops, on October 1. eligibles all. crowded the large au- the city administration, a bill was their condition remedied in time The original program of 1946-7 he added, and have passed the ditorium of the Washington Ir- introduced into the Legislature for appointment; that there was stiff written, physical and medical appointments was necessarily ving High School last Thursday by upstate members which as very small likelihood that any following appointments, but was examinations, but won't be ap- night to learn more about their Schneider put it, "would skin the candidate receiving a pension pointed because of their war- changed to meet the conditions future jobs on the police force at hides off NYC Police and Fire from the Veterans Administration caused by the unproductiveness service disability. This he de- the invitation of the Police Pen- pensions." for nervous disability would re- scribed as producing a shock it of the present Patrolman list, sion Forum. Using that as a threat, Mr. ceive any more than a deferred which expires on September 16. would be hard for some of these A large percentage of the audi- Schneider added, the then Mayor status on the question of appoint- men to withstand, but he added The schedule now looms as fol- ence actively joined the cami>aign forced the PBA to accept a new ment as Patrolman, although he that their acceptance of some, lows: for reduced contributions to the pension setup which he character- would not be stricken from the though improbable, was not im- i94r> pension system by becoming Pen- ized as a "sell-out" of the younger list and could be offered other possible, and that there was al- sion Forum members. men in "the department. jobs; and, there would be some ways the possibility of being certi- September 2 100 declinations. The declination October 1 500 The meeting was opened by Po- The Old and the New fied to some other city job for hce Lieutenant David A. Pay, ratio, he believed, would be noth- which the examination is deemed November 1 600 The new pension law made a ing like that which prevails on 1947 President of the organization, appropriate. who remarked on the promptness shaiT3 demarcation between the the present Patrolman list, and .January 1 600 with which the room has been men appointed before June 5, 1940 among the veteran survivors of That the next Legislature would March 1 . 600 filled. and those appointed later. The the Fireman list that expired as change some provisions of the May 1 ... .600 "As a cop," he said, 'you'll old men were included under to others last year. enabling legislation for imple- June 15 . .628 Article I which provided a 20- menting the constitutional Vet- find that your job will con.sist of • "Must Be Rejected" getting to places two or three year retirement for a 6 per cent eran Preference Amendment was TOTAL 3.628 hours before anyone else and deduction, allowed disability re- On the subject of nervousness, predicted by Mr. Bernard. standing around waiting for tirement and provided full pay Mr. Bernard said that a candidate things to happen." after three days of sick leave must pass the Civil Service Com- Petitions Being Signed against the previous half pay. mission's psychiatric examination, Traces Group's History "All this," said Mr. Schneider, and that the official medical re- •For Sanitation Gains He briefly traced the background "meant that instead of reducing quirements established by the The CIO Sanitation Workers of the Pension Forum, which was the City's payment to the pen- Commission so require. He quoted Union, Local 333, is obtaining started to correct the pension sion fund, for the men then on from Section 8 of the require- signed pledges of support from conditions faced by men coming the force, it increased that ex- ments which sets forth that "any Sanitation workers of a program into the Police Department after pense. But the men who would candidate who c^n not qualify for improved wages and working June 5, 1940, when the disputed become cops in the future bore before the psychfetrist , . . must the brunt of the economy." Garage and conditions for department em- Article II was added to the pen- be rejected." This he described as Parking Lot Mr. Schneider then showed what ployees. sion laws by the Council. the absolute power of rejection Adjacent HE UIITT ^ The union conferred with Sfni- Stressing the need of such a the cost of pension would be to tation Commissioner William J. group in the department, he point- the incoming cops and what Powell. The signed petitiono will ed out that there was no other benefits they would receive, quot- ciiiiTon be presented to the city ofTiciaLs. ing figures. organization in the Department BE TALL Albciriy, N. Y. James Griesi is President of the which was prepared to protect The rates for the 20-year plan, & HANDSOME local, and Michael Garramone is the rights of the newer men on for entrance ages as stated, are: P.C. of salary MEN—you can grow taller A KNOTT HOTEL General Manager. the fo'.ce. He explained the role . . almost an Inch in John J. HyUnd, M*aa«M- The union wants higher wages; of the Patrolmen'.s Benevolent Age 21 22 23 24 6 treatments on the Piycho- an 8-hour day, 5-day, 40-hour contributed 13.9 13.6 13.3 13 Phystcal Couch. Positively Asscciation as a means of media- harmless and permanent. [•-^•week; time and a half pay for tion between the Patrolmen and There is a drop of .3 per cent It builds strong graceful overtime, 10 per cent bonus for all the Department officials, and the contributed for each year of age. oodies. It corrects poor- For the 25-year plan, the fig- posture by strengthening Albany 1 night work; full sick pay from the specific aims of the Pension every inch of the physique. ' first day; eleven legal holidays a Forum to gain a reduction of the ures are: WE GUARANTEE ro Shopping year; elimination of unfair fines heavy pension contributions which Age 22 22 23 24 MAKE YOU TALLER OR j and penalties system; elimination new patrolmen must pay. P.C 9.5 9.25 .9.0 8.75, etc. MONEY CHEERFULLY RE- of favoritism; adequate sanitary There is a drop of .025 per cent FUNDED. Guide f' facilities; enforcement of safety Talk by Schneider for each year of age. WHY GROW OLD AND STIFF regulations and immediate ap- Introducing, Peter A. Schneider, Under the age 55 retirement Feet again the joy of living. Psycho- MilliHery pointment of 3,000 men to meet Executive Secretary of the Forum, plan, starting at age 21, the sal- Physical stretches put a spring in your ary deductions: 5:55 per cent; at walk, restore elasticity to stiff muscles. HATS IMSPIKGD WITH quftUty ancl l^the manpower shortage. Lieutenant Fay said that Mr. You'll feel and look years younger. beauty. $1 50 to $5.00 Over 1.000 hati Schneider would explain in de- age 30, 6.15 per cent. to sclect from THE MILLINERT [Full details of costs and bene- KE FIT NOT FAT! MART. Cor. Broadway aud Maiden Lane tail the pension situation. (Opposits PoBt Office). Albany. 12« Neary Appoints Two On taking the rastium. Patrol- fits were published on p. 13 of STREAMLINE YOUR FIGURE by elimi- Main St.. Gloversville. N T man Schneider commiserated with the August 6 issue of The LEAD- nating you.- loose bulky waist and pro- Field Aides at $3,120 the number one man on the list, ER.! truding stomach with our OSCILLATION Hair Renutved and STRETCHING combination treatment. PEKMAXENTLV BV KLIiCTKOLVSIS. specuu 10 ruc i.i;Ajtr:i{ stating that his own sad experi- Future Prospecis All treatments 3.50 or 12 tor Wb.OO— Guaranteed no re-growth. No after-marks. ence, as top ranking eligible on Per the future Mr. Schneider Introductory treatment $2.50. FREE CON- Moderate tee. ConsuJtation free. ErneBt ALBANY, Aug. 20 -Edward J. SULTATION but NO MEDICAL ADVICE fl. Swanson (Kree Graduate). Glectroiogrist the 1939 Patrolman list, convinced indicated that a change in the O RTREATMENTS. Ptone Columbus 5-7504. Neary, Director of the New York him that it was an imenviable 133 State St. Open eves ALbany 3- 4988 State Division of Veterans' Affairs, pension setup wa.s possible. Physical Instructor, tor appointment spot. "The number one eligible Bring this ad for one free trial treatment! |r**'appointed Sidney Goldner, of The ' He told how the early days of fFatches is in a tough spot," he said. "He the Pension Forum were a con- FKANK J. MoNlfiUI.l', Watohinaker, 29 Brcnx, and James P. Heneghan, can't live up to it and he can't Circle 7-6332 of Brooklyn, as an On-the-Job stant losing fight to the draft Eag-le St.. Albany, N. Y. (DeWitt CUnton live it dowii. If he doesn't finish boards. As soon as an ofiLicer was UOni^-BljlLD Hotel).—22 years' experience; 3 yeara Training Field Representatives for number one on the Sergeant list, 262 W. S2nd STREET, cor. 8th Avenue head watchmaUer for U. S. Marine Corpa; the New York District. chosen by the group, he'd be Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. coiu'teous and prompt service at all times. he's accused of slipping." drafted and then his replacement Phone Al.bany 4-0001. On the matter of pensions, Mr. would also be drafted. But he Schneider traced the history of said that 1,000 new men had been the present high rates which new added to the force in the last Patrolmen must pay. He told how year, 3,200 men are now suffering the old-timers had a 25-year re- under Article II, and another L Mr. Goldner served in the Air tirement at half pay with a per- 3,000 will come under the rule Forces during the war and previ- sonal contribution of only 2 per with this and next year's appoint- ously was with the Brewster Aero cent of salary, and that the Fire ments. Coip. at Johnsville, Pa. Department had the same retire- Mr. Heneghan is a graduate of ment privilege without any con- "With all theae new men, we Cathedral College. Brooklyn, and tribution. will have a majority of the mem- I served in the Army during the bership of the PBA," said Mr. war as a sergeant-major with LaGiiardiu's UoiuRs Schneider, referring to the Pa- twenty-two months in the Euro- In 1939, he recalled, former trolmen's Benevolent Association. ii peaV. Nn . TheatreOFFICE. APreviouslT OltKAy T hNECe waKs Mayor LaGuardia started a cam- Talk by Bernard employeTiie dPersonne by thel AnacondOffice ao f Wirthee paign to increase the cost of re- H. J. Bernard, Executive Editor anUnited Cabld Natione Co.s will be opened on tirement to the uniformed work- of The LEADER, was the only September 20 at the Sperry Gyro- ers by loud cries that the pen- otiier speaker. scope Plant. Great Neck. L. I. sion contributions of the city were He delivered two messages to the essembled eligibles; one frcm Police Headquarters that 100 im- mediate certifications to Patrol- s men had been requested and tiiat Don't pro! deeper and deeper iiilo del)!— S these appointment would be made Church Announcements from the old Patrolman list on boi-i'owiiig "from Peter lo pay Paul" ... s I<>1< civil SERVICE EMIM.OYEES September 2; another 500 ap- We make loans lo consolidate debts ~ pointments, these from the new list, were planned for October 1. at reasonable rates, on easy-to-repay p DAILY MASSES-7 ;:30 8, 8:30. 9, 12:15 I2: A THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK FAIR day's wages for a fair day's work: it is as just Many a True Word A a demand as governed men ever made of governings. Merit Woman —Thomas Carlyle. She Topped Two Stale Li§tg By H, J, Bernard TURMOIL marks present-day civil service .recruitment. Th« Civil Service Commissions have to work harder certifying eligible^ who don't want the jobs offered thtan they ever had to work t« certify eligibles who wanted to get ap- pointed. Many eligibles are trying to put the better foot forward, not an unhappy liMAJy^ HL idea, only the Commissions are staggered by the amount of work involved in keep- America's Largest Weekly for Public Employees ing pace with changes in eligible minds. Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations Many an eligible wants to take a crack Published every Tuesday by at business for himself, with a public job LEADER ENTERPRISES. Inc. as an ace in the hole. Other eligibles want 97 Duane Street, New Vorit 7, N. Y. COrtlandt 7-5665 to try a hand at school courses, and if Jerry Pinkelstein, Publisher they catch on or like them, stay aboard, H. J. Bernard, Executive Editor Maxwell Lehman, Editor (on leave) and if not, accept the public job. Bernard K. Johnpoll, Director. LEADER Washington Bureau The pay offered may exceed what the 1203 Trenton Place. S. E.; Tel.: Atlantic 1624 eligible gets in private industry or com- The LEADER is the only civil service publica- merce. It is safe to resign, they feel, and tion with Teletype leased wire to Washington give the boss no time to think it over, • 19 N. H. Mager, Business Manager so if. he wants to hold onto a trained employee, he ups the pay. Such reasons TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1946 account for the increase in the number of declinations and heighten, in the eligi- bles' mind, the value of being on a list. Watch the Patrolman and Fireman declinations in NYC in the The Police Dilemma next few weeks. They'll run 50 per cent or more, something unheard RUTH CUNNINGHAM of; but with the new eligible lists, in later months, note the change for the better. Over Appointments A State employee accomplished The trading value of eligibility disconcerts the commissions so the unusual feat of topping two much that they'd like to protest, if there were any source where a protest could be effective. NOVEL PROBLEM has arisen in the prospective eligible lists at the same time. A Ruth Cunningham, 511 South Patrolman (P.D.) appointments in NYC. Police Com- Legion Drive, Buffalo, N. Y., was Because the Female of the Species missioner Wallander had hoped to make 600 appoint- No. 1 on the list for promotion to Principal Clerk, Office of Erie Is the Deadlier of the Two? ments on September 1, and Mayor O'Dwyer had men- County Clerk, Automobile Bureau, The Board of Transportation record of disposition of charges tioned this desire also, in his budget message to the Board with a grade of 90.422, and also contains the following: placed on top of the list for pro- Conductor Percy Davis; charge, being discourteous to male pas- of Estimate. senger, in violation of the Rules and Regulations governing employees There is an existing Patrolman eligible list, which motion to Cashier, Auto Bureau. engaged in the operation of the New York City Transit System. expires on September 16. It could not furnish nearly Erie County, with 89.709. Charges sustained. enough eligibles to fill 600 jobs. The published new Pat- Mrs. Cimningham thus becomes Disposition: Suspension from duty, without pay, for fifteen <15) rolman list, not yet promulgated, would afford a sufficient the first member of The LEAD- working days and placed on probation for one Q) year. number of the ready, willing and able. The question was: ER'S 1-E Club to be awarded Conductor Albert E. Jones; charge, being discourteous to female "double membership," i.e., receive passenger, in violation of the Rules and Regulations governing em- Should the new list be promulgated before the old one ployees engaged in the operation of the New York City Transit expires? This act normally terminates the old list, except two certificates, one for each feat. System. for veterans who were passed over while in the armed Mrs. Cunningham has been Charges sustained. employed in the Auto License Disposition: Suspension from duty, without pay, for one <1) services. working day and placed on probation for six (6) months. The Commissioner's decision is to appoint 100 men on Bureau of the Erie County Clerk's September 2. He requested certifications. It is planned Office since November, 1927. Her first position was as Typist. In If an official advises everybody to have his chest examined free, to make more appointments on October 1, possibly 500 he's a humanitarian; if he advises everybody to have his head exam- more, for which the new list could be used, as it. would 1929, when the woman in charge ined free, he's a pest. surely be promulgated by that time in the usual course. of the typing department re- However, if the Police Commissioner desires to ex- tired, Mrs. Cunningham was pro- Giving the Scientists a Lift pedite appointments, the NYC Civil Service Commission moted to her position, which she In the next NYC Fireman examination they should let the can- is ready to promulgate the new list, before the old one has held since. didates in the written test bring their slide-rules and six-place loga- When Cashier and Principal rithm tables. expires, with a proviso protecting the rights of the elig- Clerk positions were created for ibles on the existing list. Enough eligibles could be certi- her department it was her first fied from both lists to fill 600 jobs. In other words, the opportunity in years for advance- Vacation at Its Best ment. eligibles on the present list would not be harmed in any The musky coolness 'mid the clustered trees. way; indeed, every one of them would get an opportunity The pool reflecting magic starlight's hue, to accept, so that they could not possibly have any cause No Postmaster A mirrored meteor's exciting streak, of complaint. A breeze that has no destiny except The Civil Service Commission's readiness to cope Exams if Pay To power ev'ry playful twig and leaf. with a difficulty is further evidence of a new spirit of A distant summit like some mystic mound, alertness and aggressiveness, and augurs well not only Is Under $1,000 Reminder there are other goals to gain for the recruitment in the Police Department, but in all Save paradise of infinite repose. other departinents and agencies of the NYC government. Special to The LEADEH Though lazy houi's in uncounted flight WASHINGTON, Aug. 20—Un- der authority contained in an ex- May restfully renew a tired frame, Public Job Opportunity ecutive order just signed by Presi- A negative relief excels all else— dent Truman, the U. S. Civil No Supen'isor's on my neck tonight! Service Commission will not hold a competitve examination for any Reaches a New Peak postmastership in a fourth-class post office for which the salary Sample Questions for U. N. Exams HE series of 81 open-competitive examinations now is less than $1,000 a year. (With Officious Key Answers) T Since 1921, the Commission has 1. What art patron is the world's greatest exponent of disarma- being conducted by New York State is only one held open-competitve examina- ment and why? aspect of an encouraging picture for the many persons tions for all postmasterships in 2. What head of what nation possesses universal abilities as who are looking forward to a lifetime career in the pub- fourth-class offices for which the proved by what motto? salary was $500 a year or more. KEY ANSWERS lic service. For postmasterships having less 1. Jimmy Durante, because as a patron of the arts he advocates From Washington comes word that President Tru- than that amount, appointments the policy of lay that pistol down. man has ordered the U. S. Civil Service Commission to have been based largely on the 2. Juan D. Peron, President of the Argentine, jack of all trades reports and recommendations of and master of all. make every effort to speed the examination of candidates post office inspectors. for Federal registers and to give war-service employees In recent years, interest in com- and veterans a chance to qualify, by examination, for peting for postmaster positions Reversion to Type Federal posts. His idea is to expedite the restoration of paying between $500 and $1,000 a year has dwindled considerably; A doctor out of the armed forces only two months still was the Federal civil service to its pre-war basis, with all jobs, this is due mostly to the unat- so indoctrinated with military lingo that when his wife asked him so far as practicable, filled by permanent employees. tractiveness of the compensation. why he was so late for dinner he replied: "Operation operation." Here in NYC, one of the first acts of Ferdinand Q. This has resulted, in many in- Morton upon elevation to the Presidency of the Municipal stances, in the Commission's put- ting forth time and effort to pre- Civil Service Commission, was to move preference for pare and announce examinations special military examinations to clear the way for the for which insufficient applicants holding of necessary promotion and open-competitive appeared; in some cases, exami- tests in that order. The Commission adopted his proposal. nations could not be held for lack In all recruitment for permanent public jobs, the of competitors, and the post office inspectors fljially had to make re- Help Wanted sign is out for persons qualified to fill the ports and recommendations for jobs. The time for the aspirant to a public career to act filling of these jobs without com- is now. petition. Anti-Inflation Patterson nations that will knock your ey« By raising the dividing-line NYC Budget Director Thomas out. salary to $1,000 a year, at which J. Patterson is back from his salary and above the Commission Canadian vacation with a dou- U. S. Rules Under Legal X-ray will announce competitive ex- bled detei-mination to help fight The Department of Justice has aminations for fourth-class post- inflation. He says that it is idle been consulted on the proposed Comment. Please master appointments, the number to raise salaries and then allow new Rules and Regulations of the of examinations which fail to pro- prices in higher proportion. Sta- U. S. Civil Service Commission, Remedy for Low Pay bettei- job in the future in private duce sufficient applicants in ex- bilize prices, is his battle cry. to see that everything's perfectly Editor, The LEADER: industry. pected to be considerably reduced. He remarked that, with all the legal. The U. S. Budget Director I think I have solution to the Why can't this program be Post Office Department inspectors' raises given, the wokers are worse is eyeing them, too, to see that problem of the low-paid public adapted so that veterans entering reports will be the basis for the off now than before. effectuating them won't run into jobs which are offered to vet- the civil service at low starting selection of persons for post- Geographically, he went as far too much money. But there are erans. salaries (particularly in the cleri- masterships in the offices paying as Lake Louise, where he studied some provisions far below perfec- The Federal Government has cal groups) would receive the less than $1,000 a year. There wild life, particularly big animals. tion, no matter whether legal or sponsored a program for veterans Government allowance, which are approximtely 19,600 fourth- economical, so there should be whereby it adds a subsidy to the could be terminated when they class post offices now in opera- Local Exams Coming some fixin' up before the Rulea .salary of veterans who are receiv- receive a promotion. tion; more than 11,500 of these Watch for a series of Local and Regulations finally become ing training to fit them for a EX-MARINE pay $1,000 a year or less. U. S. Civil Service Board exami official. fttf^Z, kmpm 20, 1946 CIVIL SERVICE LEADER U. S. IVEWS Page Seven Recovery from Disability Women Say OVERTIME PAY BILL No Longer Bar to Pension 'Nay-nay' to ALLOTS $20,000,000 Special to The LEADEE who have been notified they will WASHINGTON, Aug. 20—For- be discontinued subsequent to that mer Oovemment employees who date. Postal Test AVERAGE $20 A HEAD Used to be Dropped have been retired because of dis- The expectation that almost Special to The I.EADER to 1945, and does not affect future ability and later recover, but are Persons whose disability annui- WASHINGTON, Aug. 20—Many situations. ties are discontinued in the future 100 per cent of the war service unable to And reemployment in appointees In the Post Office Federal employees are disap- Comptroller General Lindsay C. will also be notified of possible pointed to learn details of the Warren has held that under Sec- Government service, will retain eligibility under this law. Those would take the Postal Clerk-Car- continuing or future benefits overtime bill signed by the Presi- tion 23 of the Act of March 28, who receive these notices will be rier examination, which is their dent. The measure affects em- 1934, applying to wage board em- under the Civil Service Retire- asked to supply certain informa- only opportunity to qualify for ployees of wage boards, mainly in ployees, the overtime rate of time ment Act. tion to the Commission which is permanent status, failed to ma- the War, Navy and Treasury and one-half for work in excess Under an amendment to the required in order to determine of 40 hours pel week must be final eligibility. terialize. Departments, Government Print- Civil Service Retirement Act ing Office and the Panama Canal based upKin the rate received dur- signed by the President (Public Formerly, these employees were Investigation by LEAE«R re- ing the regular 40-hour tour of carried on the retirement rolls for Zone. Twenty million dollars has Law 536), such employees become porters indicated that the failure been appropriated to settle the duty including any night differ- eligible for retirement annuities one year after recovery to afford of present temporary employees ential paid for such regular tour In the same manner as those in- them an opportunity to secure re- claims, expected to average 'about to turn out in force was largely $20 each. of duty. voluntarily separated from the employment in the Federal serv- because many women working in If the employee's regular rate service. ice. After the one-year period, if the post offices just didn't bother Persons affected by the new law is a day rate, overtime is payable The Civil Service Conunission not reemployed, the only addi- to show up, though they did file have two years in which to file at time and one-half of that rate will notify all persons who may be tional benefit to which they were applications. their claims for overtime differ- but, if the regular rate is a higher eligible for the benefits of this entitled was to a lump sum pay- A LEADER reporter who inter- ential, and about 1,000,000 claims night rate, that rate is the start- law. Notices will be sent to all ment of the balance to their viewed an examination-ducking are expected. The special law ing point for applying the 50 per credit in the retirement fund. such persons whose disability an- group of women workers at the covers only the period from 1934 cent increase for overtime. nuities have been discontinued They were then dropped from the rolls. GPO found that some thought since June 30, 1945, and to those the Post Office was basically "a man's field, just as this is a man's world," and said that as they U. S. ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR had done their job during the LETTER CARRIERS CAN'T DEDUCT war, they were ready to step out now. Others admitted that they FILING PERIOD ENDS AUG. 22 COST OF UNIFORMS FROM TAX didn't think they'd have much of The U. S. Civil Service Com- employees to qualify for perman- a chance in a stiff examination, mission has announced that ap- ent status. Uniforms purchased by public purpose of delivering the United or that as the department has plications for the Accountant and Positions ranging from CAP-7 employees are clothing, and the States mails and parcel post. the right to specify the sex of Auditor examination for New York to 14 are included in this exam- "Will you please advise whetiher appointees, that even if they did cost price can't be deducted from and New Jersey will close on ination, Which is unwritten. Can- the cost of such articles is an al- pass the test, they might not be Thursday, August 22. didates will be graded on the the Federal income tax, according lowable deduction for income tax called for the jobs. This examination offers an op- basis of their experience and to the Bureau of Internal Rev- purposes and if letter carriers are Out of a group of 1,350 men portunity for the general public training. enue. allowed to make such deductions?" and women called for'the exami- to qualify for permanent Govern- CAF-7 salaries range from a In reply the Commissioner cxf nation on Wednesday, last, only ment jobs, and for war-service starting pay of $3,397 a year, to The National Association of Internal Revenue stated: 1,000 appeared. That represented Letter Carriers had written to the .$4,149.80 by periodic increases of "Uniforms of letter carriers are the general result in calling pres- $125.40. For CAF-14 the starting tax office: held to take the place of ordi- ent employees. "City and village delivery letter salary is $8,179.50, with advance- nary clothing and the amounts In Lakewood, N. J., and Ridge- Post Office Players ment to $9,376.50 by $299.25 carriers are compelled by the expended by the wearer for the Post Office Department to pur- fiedl Park, N. J., the Second Re- periodic increments. purchase of such uniforms are gional Office of the Commission, To Put on Own Show In announcing the examina- chase both summer and winter therefore held to be personal ex- uniforms at their own expense. headed by James E. Rossell, held The Post Office Players of the tion, James E. Rossell, Regional penses the deduction of which is tests for Postal Clerk-Carrier, un- Civil Service Director, stated that These articles of wearing apparel, specifically denied by section 24 New York Post Office are rehears- Including caps, are specifically der its authority to do so wher- ing for their new show entitled not only war-service U. S. Ac- (a) (1) of the Internal Revenue ever necessary. countants and Auditors would be required by the taxpayers' busi- Code. (I. T. 1488, C. B. 1-2, 145 "The Schemes of 1946," which ness and are used solely for the will be held on October 26 and able to attain permanent status (1922 .)" through this examination, but COUNTY BASKETBALL FINALS 27 at the Washington Irving High School, Irving Place and 16th also Cost Accountants, Fiscal Ac- TO BE HELD ON AUGUST 27 Street, NYC. countants. Tax Accountants, Com- Cars Wanted! NKW € AR Special to The LEADER Proceeds will be donated to the mercial Accountant, Cost Auditor and Fiscal Auditor, in grades of Still Paying High Prices! WE PAINT YOUR CAR TO PARKSVILLE, N. Y.—The tor- Edward M. Morgan Foundation. Will Send Buyer Anywhere rid finals of the Sullivan County Ticket agents and associates CAF-7 to CAF-14. In addition, Any Time with Cash! Look Like New Basketball League will be played are needed. Interested postal em- other non-status Federal employ- 3 day service $45.00 ees whose duties are substantially and up at Klein's Hillside Aug. 27 when ployees may call Thursday eve- NEW DEAL AUTO EXCHANGE the Nevele Quintent meets the ning at 7 p. m.. General Post similar may gain permanency 1715 Flatbiish Ave., nr. Ave. J Farley Sale^ Klein's Hillside Players. Both Office, Room 4500, or write to through this examination. Esplanade 7-9808 tllO 3rd Ave., Bklyn. Call ST 8-3376 teams have lost only one game Joseph Pollack, Morgan Foreign during the summer season. Station. Caulker List Restricted Tre Pipe Caulker list may not be used for appointment as In- — TIC KKT OFFICE — spector of Water Consumption, For iiiforniation Plione AU 3-143(5 k^H A I according to a decision of the Save Money ^^V^AVIB NYC Civil Service Commission. Driving Instruction on Xext Winter's LOW SUMMER PRICES Title Changed OKDEK TODA* Clerk Grade 3 George Fields IVIanhattan Travel Bureau Phone: MO 2-5465 had his title changed to Social Ndicott 2-2564— ADOLPH SLAUGHTER Investigator by the NYC Civil LEARN TO DRIVE BYERS SERVICE Authorized Agents Service Commission. In dual control cars Greyhound Una Linen 253 W. 116fh STREET, NEW YORK Quickly and Safely Learn toDrive Safety Controlled Cars Pan American Lines Fiirness Steamship Lines LKGAL NOTICE BECAUSE Of the large number Phone NEvins 8-1690 Auto Driving School Plftiie, Bus and Steiimship of public Examinations an- ALl. STAR Krservatioiig Made. SLAYBACR, JESSIE T. nounced in this issue, it has AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL 1912 Broadway - N. Y. C. Low Rate Round Trip. Bunes Chartered IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER of been necessary to omit the in- 720 Nostrand Avenue (bet. 63rd and 64th Streets) Honorable WILLIAM T. COLLINS, a Sur- stalment of Study Material for Cars for State Examinations. 2304 SEVENTH AVE., NEW YORK rogate of the County of New York. (nr. Park Place.I. Brooklyn NOTICE is hereby griven to all persons promotion to NYC Fire Lieu- Lie. by New York State having claims against JESSIE T. SLAY- tenant and the continuation of LKG.VL NOTICE BACK, late of the County of New York, the questions and answers In deceased, to present the aanie with vouch- _LEARI\ TO DRIVE!. STATE OD NEW YORK. DEPARTMENT ers thereof to the subscriber, at her place the last Fireman examination. LEARN to DRIVE OF STATE. SB.: 1 do hereby cerUty that a of transacting business at the office of These will be continued next You qain confidence quickly /i+h our •(.rti'icate of dissolution of Douglas, Arniitage & Holloway. her attor- week. COL. AVE. CORP. neys at No. 30 Rockefeller Plaza, in the UTICA AUTO SCHOOL courteous oxpert instructors. WE has been filed In this department thla day Borough of Manhattan, in the City of USF 194ft SAFETY CONTROL CARS. and that tt appears therefrom that such New York, State of New York, on or The Safe and Quick Way corporation haa complied with Section lOB before the 10th day of December. 1946. MODEL AUTO SCHOOLS of the Stock Corporation Law, and that U Dated, New York, the 38th day of BROOKLYN A satisfied customer Is our best 145 W. 14 St. (6-7 Aves) CH 2-0063 IS dissolved Qiven in duplicate under my May. 1046. Flatbush. 608 E. 15 hand and official seal of the Department of KATHRYN 3. MILTENBERGER. 3t. 8 family brick ad. Special consideration given 229 E. 14 St. (2-3 Aves.) GR 7-8219 State, at the City of Albany (Seal) Executrix. apartments, Four 3's, to veterans and civil service 302 Amsterdam Ave. 74 St. EN 2-6922 this 30th day of July. 1040. Douglas, Armitage & Holloway, Attor- Four a's. j?a.s, eleotric enxployees. Cars for road test. rhomas J. Curran, Secreta»7 of State. By neys for Executrix. OlHce and P. O. Ad- refrinreration, flat top By Edward D. Harper, Deputy Secretary dress, 30 Rockefeller Plaza. Borough of raiifres. Brass pipe, of State. Manhattan. New York City. atcani-eoal. Plot 44x 1421 ST. JOHNS PLACE 100. Irrt'grular. Very Nr. Utica Ave.. Bklyn.. PR 4-30U8 lonvement, $21,000. By appointment. Call Miss Ens-lish, PLushing 3-7707. EGBEitT It Whitostoiie. 856 UTiCA AVENUE Save Your Bonds Nr. Church Ave. Bklyn.. PR 3-1440 Until Maturity i JUST OPENED OIL BURNERS ' HOTEL III 111 WAY ' 12 Story flreprool. All Ught outside LeO.\L NOTICK I rooms. Cross ventilation. Brand new HEN'S TEETH. BUT furniture. Carpeted wall to wall aun- nlnsr water. Adjoining baths 8TATR OF NEW YORK, DEPAKTMENl i-K OF NEW TOKK. DEPARTMENl I Daily Rates: 1 person up OF STATE. 8».: 1 do hereby certify that a OF STATE, sa.: I do hereby certify that s We've Got Them i 2 persons $.'1.50 up certificate of (lissulutlon of 'ertifuate of dlBsoiutlon of ' Opportunity for pornianent floublen at BURDEL HKALTIES, INC. LATONIA REALTY CORPORATION ! wwkly rates now available! baa been filed tn this department tbli day has Deeu filed m this department this day And Can Guarantee lOOth St. (8.K.,/»(or. Broadway) aod that U appears therefrom that auch and that tt appears therefrom that such »l() '->-(ilO() oorporatioD hae coai piled with Section lOA corporation hae complied with Section lOfi Itoof b'iirden jubt opened. •f the Stock Corporation Law. and that it of the Stock (Corporation Law. and that it IMMEDIATE la dlMOIveU. Qiven in duplicate under my IS dissolved. Qiven in duplicate under my hand and offlclal seal of the Department of hand and official seal of the Department of State, at the City of Albany (SealI State, at the City of Albany (SealI INSTALLATION this tilth Uay of July, litlG. this 30th duy of July, ll)l«. 250 ll«»oiiiM Avaiilalile Thomas J. Curran. Secretary of State Bs Thomaa J. (^nnan. Secretary of State. Bj STANDARD MAKE UNITS or IViji^hl Etlward D. Harper. Deputy Secretary of Walter J. Going, Deputy Secretary of State State. By Kilwanl D. Harper, Deputy Seore- Nl) DOWN With such well-kiiuwii boilers FOR FREE HEATING SINOI.K OK COIJI'I.KS tiuy of Slate. as Fitzgiblioiis, U. S., I'aoifir, SURVEY PHONE RATES $2.00 DAY STATE OF NEW VOHK. DEPAHTMENT PAYMENT Wliidsur 6 OF STATil. aa.: 1 do hereby certify that a STATE OF NEW rOHH,. DEPAKTMEM'I Coltinihia, kewanee and many 313 West 127th Street owtificate of dla».-li"<.on ol OF STATE, aa : I do hereby certify that a YKAKS others. Nu waiting fur parts (N.E. Corner St. Nicholas Are a71l Ri:SEHV01R AVENUE ertilicate of disanluUon of or equipment. 8tb Ave. Subway at Door) CORl\)RATlION ROBINHOOD HOLDING CORPORATION 3 ro^''^ 0400 haa baeo filed ut thla department thla day haa oeen filed in this department thla day 271-75 West 127th Street •nd tbM It appeara therefrom that auch aud that It appeara therefrom that such Complete Heating Systems Installed (Near 8th Ave. and All Transportation wrporatioo haa compilad with Section lOA ooryoraUob baa compiled with Section 106 Kacilities) 9t the atock Corpuratlon Law, and that It of the Stock Corporation Law, aud that it AUTHORVltA) CENTRAL tlLbXTRlC DEALER UiuhiK Kooni Spfciuity la dUtfolved. Olven In duplicate ander my la diaaolved Olven In duplicate under my Southern tried Chifkeu uuii Wattivn band and official seal of the Department of hand and offlclal aeal of the Department of The Harriet llolt^lw State, at the City of Albany. (Seal) Sute. at the City of Albany (Seal) MOHAWK PETROLEUM CO. this rirJud day ol July, 1U40. this 18th day of June, lU4a. UNivertity 4-9053 • 4-8248 Thomas J. Curran, Secretary of State. By Thomaa J. Curran. Secretary of State. Bj 866 Coney Island Avenue, Brooklyn *>wn« 4129. Disea.se Control Veterina- tions. Usual salary range $1,200 ogist, Division of Laboratories and , Bureau of Planning, Depart- 4140 Jimior Statistician. A sepa- vacancy exists in the Central Of- rian, Department of Agriculture to $1,700. Application fee $1. Research, Department of Health. iit of Commerce. Usual salary rate application and fee must be fice. Where and How to Apply Tests for Permanent and Markets. Usual salary range 4149. Planning Technician, Bu- Usual salary range $4,000 to $5,- if?e $3,000 to $3,750. Applica- filed for each. Unwritten $2,400 to $3,000. Application fee reau of Planning, Department of 000. Application fee $3.. At pres- fee $2. Candidates may oom- 4173. Supervising Rehabilitation $2. At present, one vacancy exists Commerce. Usual salary range ent, one vacancy exists in Albany. also in No. 4149 Planning Counselor, Vocational Rehabilita- Examinations Jobs In Public Employ in the Albany Office. $2,400 to $3,000. Application fee 4155. Senior Draftsman (Engi- ician and in No. 4123 Asso- tion Service, Commission for the For Lifetime Positions 4130. Economist, Division of $2. If eligible, candidates may neering), Genesee State Park Planning Technician, if Blind, Department of Social Wel- (Applications should be filed by Housing, Executive Department. compete also in No. 4160 Senior Commission, Conservation De- ble. A separate application fare. Usual salary range $2,760 September 20; examination date, FEDERAL. • Usual salary range $2,400 to $3,- Planning Technician and in No. partment. Usual salary range fee must be filed for each. to $3,360. Application fee $2. At September 21.) •Continued from Page 1) 000. Application fee $2. At pres- 000. Application fee $2. 4123 Associate Plaiming Techni- $2,000 to $2,500. Application fee Caididates who filed for any or present, six vacancies exist in the 4166. Associate Education Su- Obtain the official notice of examination and the application caused the tests to be expedited ent, one vacancy exists in Albany. 4131. Forester, Division of Lands cian. A separate application and $1. At present, one vacancy exists all of these examinations in Jan- Area offices. If eligible, candi- pervisor (Athletics), Division of blank or blanks, at the U. S. Civil Service Commission, 641 Wash- by the State Civil Service Depart- 4117. Assistant Heating and and Forests, Conservation De- fee must be filed for each. Can- in Letchworth Park. ua 1946, do not need to file dates may compete also in No. Health and Physical Education, ington Street, New York 14, N. Y. File with the Commission at the ment. Ventilating Engineer, Division of partment. Uusual range $2,400 to didates who filed for any or all 4156. Senior Education Super- as in but should submit notar- 4172 Senior Supervising Rehabili- Education Department. Usual saN same address, unless otherwise directed in the examination notice. Architecture, Department of Pub- $3,000. Application fee $2. At of these examinations in January, visor (Rural Education), Bureau ize statements bringing their ex- tation Counselor, A separate ap- ary range $4,000 to $5,000. Appli- Applications may be obtained and filed by mail, but time is lost in STATE lic Works. Usual salary range present, eight vacancies exist. 1946, do not need to file again, of Rural Administrative Service, j ^ce up to date. plication and fee must be filed for cation fee $3. At present, one waiting for a mailed application. Go to Room 119 unless otherwise $3,120 to .$3,870, Application fee 41,32. Housing Management Field but should submit notarized state- Education Department. Usual Senior Supervising Re- each. vacancy exists in the Albany Of- stated. $3. Assistant, Division of Housing, ments bringing their experience salary range $3,120 to $3,870. Ap- ha ilitation Counselor, Vocational 4163. Supervising Tuberculosis fice. Federal Veteran Preference Open-Competitive 4118. Assistant Hydraulic En- Executive Department. Usual up to date. plication fee $3. At present, one R( abilitation Service, Commis- Roentgenologist, Department of 4167. Associate Education Su- All veterans who apply for Federal examinations are entitled to EU/hty - one open - competitive gineer, Divi.sion of Architecture, salary range $4,000 to $5,000. Ap- vacancy exists in the Albany Of- si for the Blind, Department Health. Usual salary range $5,000 pervisor (Indian Education), Di- preference, consisting in general of 10 points extra for a disabled examinations for State jobs were Department of Public Works, 4150. Probation Examiner, Divi- fice. of I Social Welfare. Usual salary to $6,000. Application fee $4. At vision of Elementary Education, plication fee $3. sion of Probation, Department of veteran and 5 points for a non-disabled veteran. In addition, some announced by the Slate Civil Usual salary range $3,120 to $3,- 4133. Industrial Inspector 4157. Senior Engineering Aide, raa je $3,120 to $3,870. Applica- present, one vacancy exists at the Education Department. Usual sal- jobs are open to veterans only, or to veterans generally and to Service Commission. Applica- 870. Application fee $3. Correction. Usual salary range tia fee $3. At present, two va- Hermann M. Briggs Memorial ary range $4,000 to $5,000. Appli- (Woodworking Shop), Division of $2,760 to $3,360. Application fee Bureau of Aviation, Department Federal employees who were displaced by reduction in force. In tionse are now being issiced. The 4119. Assistant Hydro-ElectJric Prison Industries, Department of of Commerce. Usual salary range caibies exist in the New York and Hospital at Ithaca, cation fee $3. At present, one addition, 10 p.c. disabled vets may have past exams opened to them. closing date is August 31. Operator, Division of Operation $2. At present, two vacancies Area offices. Candidates 4164. Supervisor of Vocational vacancy exists in the Albany Of- Correction. Usual salary range exist. $2,000 to $2,500. Application fee In the examination, the earned points and premium points At the same time jive unwrit- and Maintenance (Canals), De- $1,800 to $2,300. Apphcation fee $1. compete also in No. 4173 Su- Rehabilitation, Division of Voca- fice. are added, and if the total, except for technical and scientific jobs ten examinations for State jobs partment of Public Works. Usual $1. At present, one vacancy exists 4151. Registrar, Education De- 4158. Senior Engrossing Clerk, peitising Rehabilitation Coun- tional Rehabihtation, Education 4168. Correction Institution Vo-« paying above $3,000, is a passing mark the disabled veteran goes to were announced, closing date salary range $1,800 to $2,300. Ap- in Auburn Prison. partment. Usual salary range Education Department. Usual sel'. A separate application and Department. Usual salary range cational Instructor (Plumbing the top of the list; the non-disabled does not. September 20. In addition, fil- plication fee $1. At present, three 4134. Junior Building Electrical $2,000 to $2,500. Application fee salary range $1,600 to $2,100. Ap- fejmxist be filed for each. $2,760 to $3,360. Application fee and Steamfitting), Department of ing periods are open for county vacancies exist in the vicinity of Engineer, Division of Architec- $1. At present, vacancies exist in plication fee $1. At present, one 61. Senior Telephone Inspec- $2. At present, one vacancy exists Correction. Usual salary range y. ST.4TE jobs. Albany. ture, Department of Public Works. State Teachers' Colleges at Buf- vacancy exists in the Albany Of- tor Department of Public Service. in the Buffalo Office. $2,000 to $2,600. Apphcation fee Applications may be obtained 4120. Assistant Plumbing Engi- Usual salary range $2,400 to $3,- falo, Com-tland, Geneseo, Oneon- fice. Uaal salary range $2,500 to $3,- 4165. Telephone Operator, De- $1. At present, one vacancy exists Examinations for entrance into the State service are being held from the Examinatioiis Division, neer, Division of Architecture, De- 000. Application fee $2. ta, and Plattsburgh. 4159. Senior Laboratory Tech- 12il Application fee $2. Candi- partment of Public Service. Usual in Wallkill Prison. regularly on a considerable scale. Applications should be obtained Slate Department of Civil Serv- partnnent of Public Works. Usual 4135. Junior Gas Engineer, De- 4152. Senior Architect, Educa- nician (Biochemistry), State and j^^^ay compete also in No, salary range $1,800 to $2,300. Ap- 4169. Institution Education Di- from and filed with the State Civil Service Commission, Alfred E. ice, Stale Office Building, Al- salary range $3,120 to .$3,870. Ap- partment of Public Service. Usual tion Department. Usual salary County Departments and Institu- ^n^^^Telephone Inspector. A plication fee $1. If eligible, can- rector, Institutions, Department Smith State Office Building, Albany 1, N. Y., or at the Commission's ba?iy 1, N. Y.. or from the Com- plication fee $3. salary range $2,400 to $3,000. Ap- range $4,000 to $5,000. Applica- tions. Usual salary range $1,800 semrate application and fee must didates may compete also in No. of Social Welfare. Usual salary NYC office at 80 Centre Street, New York 13, N. Y, 4121. Associate Actuary, Insur- range $3,120 to $3,870. Applica- missio7i at the NYC office. Room plication fee $2. At present, one tion fee $3. to $2,300. Application fee $1. At be lied for each. 4161 Senior Telephone Inspector. Veteran Preference ance Department. Usual salary 4153. Senior Attorney (Hous- A separate application and fee tion fee $3. Appointment of a 550 at 80 Centre Street, Man- vacancy exists In the New York present, one vacancy exists in the I 62. Statistician, State Depart- Veterans of any war on any hst will receive preference: 1, hattan. The filled-in blanks may range $4,500 to $5,500. Applica- Office. ing), Division of Housing, Execu- Division of Laboratories and Re- mflits. Usual salary range $2,700 must be filed for each. woman will be made at the New tion fee $4. At present, one va- York State Training School for disabled veterans go to the top of the list in their order of relative be filed at either place. 4136. Junior Hydraulic Engi- tive Department. Usual salary search of the Department of to ;3,225. Application fee $2, At 4148. Vocational Service Analyst, standing; 2, non-disabled veterans come next, in the same relative When writing for detailed cir- cancy exists in the Life Bureau neer, Division of Architecture, De- range $4,000 to $5,000. Applica- Health, and one vacancy exists in pr^ ;ent, one vacancy exists in the Vocational Rehabilitation Service, Girls at Hudson. in the New York Office. 4170. Institution Education Su- order. But all veterans must first pa,ss the exam. There are no cular and application form, partment of Public Works. Usual tion fee $3. At present, two va- the New York State Psychiatric Ne! York Office of the State Commission for the Blind, Depart- point credits. specify number and title of po- 4122. Associate Electrical Engi- salary range $2,400 to $3,000. Ap- cancies exist in the New York Institute and Hospital in New ^•jkymssion Against Discrimina- •partment of Social Welfare. Usual pervisor (General), Department sition, and enclose a 3Is in. by neer, Division of Operation and plication fee $2. Office. York City. liMi^xecutive Department. Can- salary range $2,760 to $3,360. Ap- of Mental Hygiene. Usual salary )> in! or larger self-addressed | Maintenance, Department of Pub- 4137. Junior Hydro-Electric Op- 4154. Senior Diagnostic Pathol- 4160. Senior Planning Techni- diktes may compete also in No. plication fee $2. At present, one range $2,400 to $3,000. Apphcation envelope bearing 6' cents post- lic Works. Usual salary range erator, Division of Operation and fee $2, At present, one vacancy age. Do not enclose e.xamination $5,200 to $6,450, Application fee Maintenance (Canals), Depart- exists at Letchworth Village. fee ivilh-.this request. $5. ment of Public Works. Usual sal- Most of the written examina- 4123. Associate Planning Tech- ary range $1,500 to $2,000. Appli- Promotion NYC Housing Authority tions will be held on September nician, Bureau of Planning, De- cation fee $1. At present, one 3186. Junior Administrative As- 21. Some may be held earlier or partment of Commerce. Usual vacancy exists. EXAMS FOR G-MAN AND OTHER FBI JOBS sistant, Workmen's Compensation later as circumstances require. salary range $3,000 to $4,900. Ap- 4138. Junior Landscape Archi- < i-fy Board, Department of Labor. Job Openings Grow In case of any departure from plication fee $3. Candidates may tect, Landscape Bureau, Depart- 'Continued from Page 1) Violations; Personnel Investiga- condition will be ascertained Usual salary range $2,500 to compete also in No. 4149 Planning coAmercial accounting or auditing the scheduled dale, candidates ment of Public Works. Usual sal- may be filed until further notice. tions; Red Cross Violations; Rob- exKrience. through a rigid physical examina- $3,100, plus an emergency com- With the expansion of city-op- addition, there are several open- Technician and in No. 4160 Senior ary range $2,400 to $3,000. Ap- will be (liven adeciuale iiotice. Blank application forms may be bery of National and Federal ]c) College graduates possess- tion to be afforded the applicant pensation. Application fee $2. At erated housing developments, the ings for temporary Stenograpliers None of these examinations, Planning Technician. A separate plication fee $2. by the United States Naval Hos- present, one vacancy exists. obtained by those possessing the Reserve System Banks; Theft or ing other than an accounting or NYC Housing Authority offers a (for six months), who are quali- however, unit be held before application and fee must be filed 4139. Junior State Reporter, Law necessary qualifications by ad- Elmbezzlement of Government pital subsequent to his reporting for each. Candidates who filed laM degree having a knowledge of fied to work as secretaries to of- August 31. 1946. Reporting Bureau of the State of dressing a communication to the Property; Unlawful Flight to a foreign language sufficient to to Washington. In the event the fertile field for the job seeker. for any or all of these examina- Working conditions in the Author- ficials of the Authority. Completed applications to- New York. Usual salary range Director, Federal Bureau of In- Avoid Prosecution; Veterans Bur- pak the Bmeau's translation test. results of the examination reveal j COUNTY All these are provisional jobs, gether ivith the required fees, tion in January, 1946, do not need $1,621 to $2,100. Application fee vestigation, United States Depart- eau Violations; White Slave that the applicant doe. not • Ope„.Competitive ity are better than in many of to file again, but should submit Age: They must have reached but may be made permanent by should be filed or postmarked on $1. At present, one vacancy exists ment of Justice, Washington, Traffic Act; as well as investiga- thir twenty-fifth but not their all of the specific requirements the regular city departments, with passing a civil service examina- or before August 31 for written j notarized statements bringing in Albany at $1,850. D. C., or from any of the Bureau's tions of a confidential character: fo^y-first birthday on the date stated above, any appointment better opportunities for advance- their ^experience up to date. Examination date September tion to be annomiced later. examinations; September 20 for ; 4140. Junior Statistician, State divisional offices. In N, Y. State covering a wide range of subjects thiti le application is filed, which has been offered will be ment and an increment plan which Applications are being received 4124. Bank Examiner, Banking and County Departments and In- 21. (Applications should be filed the unwritten examinations. I the offices are at NYC, Albany requiring the exercise of tact, judg- ysical abihty. immediately recalled. iby August 31.) offers steady increases. at the Personnel Office of the A salary range is given for ; Department. Usual salary range stitutions. Usual salary range and Buffalo. In New Jersey the ment, resourcefulness, initiative, (li) Height—must be at least 6. All applicants must be quali- $10 to $13 per diem. Application At present the Authority has NYC Housing Authority, 122 East each of the examinations listed \ $2,100 to $2,600. Application fee offices are at Newark. ability to meet and confer suc- fi\g feet seven inches without fied in the operation of passenger Written Examinations openings for Typists at $1,560 42nd Street, Manhattan —-^r^yKRY unit: work HANTY For Inforniution Write or Phone CHINCHILLA BREEDING CORP. Executive Offices. 115 EAST 15TH STREET 25 WEST 43rd STREET Telephone STuyvesaiit 9-6900 • NEW YORK C1T\ Near 5TH AVE., N. Y. " e Hours Moiidav throuRh Friday, 9:30 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. Closed Saturday*. > Phone LAt'kawauiia 4-2153 'marmararrm migfmmmm because he was in the armed appointee counts from the date RAFTER OF NYC WELFARE DEPARTMENT forces, his name goes on a special of appointment of the highest military eligible list in the order eligible below him on the list. of standing on the original list, PUTS QUERIES AND BERNARD ANSWERS provided he makes application after termination of his military DAY. EVK. CLASSKK STARTING THEM ON VETERAN PREFERENCE duty and at any time prior to the (Continued from preceding page) made until this notice Is received, his present clerical post, and states expiration of the original list, for OIL BURNER or a notice of actual discharge. he is employed by the City of New the full life of the original list, Strvic*—Initallation, Uontrolt be very difficult to induce the Q. How about this chap, G.W., York. He wishes to know if he Municipal Civil Service Commis- or for two years after discharge, AUTO MECHANICS who has zero percentage dis- can obtain a leave of absence, whichever is longer. «lon to accept him for Patrol- Maintenance—Ipnitlon ability? He would like to be under the G.I. Bill, and prepare Q. Another vet, T. McC., writes Actual repair on live cars man. If a position is such that advised what preference this en- himself for a better job. the appointee may find himself that he was inducted while serv- titles him to on reopening a Fed- A. A NYC employee who Is a ing a probationary period in a RADIO SERVICING In a tense spot now and again, eral civil service examination. veteran qualified by the Veterans for his own protection, as well as NYC job. He wishes to know his A. A disabled veteran must have Administration under the Federal status when he returns to this RADIO OPERATING for the protection of the public, a disability rating of at least 10 law as being entitled to Federal- Radio Amateur Code the Commission is doubly careful position? per cent before he can have an aid schooling, can get a leave of A. The time spent in the mili- on the score of nervous condi- examination reopened for him absence, without pay, for up to REFRIGERATION tions, particularly, for the Po- tary service counts as satisfactory which is otherwise closed to all fours years, to take such a course public service during the proba- Household—Commercial lice Department, where the ap- others. It should be carefully or courses. pointee must carry firearms, not tionary period. noted, however, that the 10 per Q. Is it true, Herman, that age Q. Can you tell us how the New Motion Picture Op. only while on duty, but also when cent disability requirement affects limits on Civil Service positions off duty. I know that this ques- York State and New York City only the reopening, and not vet- for disabled veterans are waived Civil Service Commissions compute Available to Veterans under O. i. Bill tion is one of deep concern to a eran preference in an examina- imder New York State law? V. M. ('. Triulo Si Technical School number of eligibles, some of whom seniority for a person who passes Reg. at Y.M.C.A. Schools, nr. B'y. 5B W63 tion in which a veteran partici- A. The veteran can not be dis- a special military examination and Trade School Bldg., 229-37 W.66. SU7-4400 set their heart on becoming Pa- pates, for then, as already ex- qualified because of his age, with trolmen even long before they then is appointed? plained, any disability rating rec- two exceptions: if a law prescribes A. The seniority of the veteran entered the military service, and ognized by the Veterans Admini- an age limit, that limit applies now must face disappointment. stration suffices, even zero per- even to veterans, and if the posi- Laws are passed for general ef- centage. Incidentally, zero per- tion is such that it could not be fect, but administration gets right centage disability, for preference, properly filled except by a person MEDICAL LABORATORY G.I. VETS down to the individual. One EROn^; MAY is acceptable under both the Fed- of lower age, for instance, the PREPARES veteran told me the other day eral and State laws. candidate was too old for the TRAINING ENROLL NOW for all for NEW TERM that he had built high hopes of Q. Another man, W.K., wishes arduous physical duties required. Qualified technicians in demand! becoming a Policeman, passed the I B/^CC DAY-EVE., Co-ed. to know if he has any preferen- Q. A former Marine, V.L., writes Day or Evening courses. Write for V»VLLtVt> Expert Faculty. 46th Yr. stiff written and physical tests, tial rights as a former member that while he was overseas he was free bookie! "C." Register now! Chartered by State Board of Regents, and was now being held up on Save Time — Consult Dean Tolk of the Merchant Marine, in apply- passed over for certification for ERON PREPARATORY SCHOOL the medical because of his pen- ST. SIMMONDS SCHOOL ing for a New York State or New a New York State position. He 2 East S4«h St.. N.Y.C. El 5-3688 —"853 B'way at M St., N. Y. C. AL. 4-4882 — sion for nervousness. He told me York City civil service job. would like to know what his pres- that if he couldn't get that par- A. No. ent rights are now that he is dis- ticular job he didn't Icnow if he Q. B.Y. writes that while he charged from the Marine Corps. could stand the shoclc. So now, was in the armed services his New A. If a veteran was reached for Jim, you Icnow why I'd rather not York City position was abolished, certification, but could not accept answer such questions. What's and he inquires if he has any next? re-employment rights under the SCHOOL DIRECTORY Q. The next, Herman, is: Can civil service or military law. men and women, still serving in A. The former employee's name Civil Service Coaciiing LISTING OF CAREER TRAINING SCHOOL the armed forces, who will soon is put on a preferred military list Custodian Engineer, Masonry & Carpen- be discharged, make application try Inspector, Postal Clerk-Carrier. Academic and (Tommerelal—College Preparatory and he has three months after Crane Engineman, Electrical Inspector, for any Federal Civil Service ex- Foreman-laborers, Jr. Engineer (Civil, BORO HALL ACADEMY—Flafbiieh Ext. Cor. Fulton St., Bklyn, Retrecte Acciedited. cessation of military duty to get MA. a-3447. aminations? a transfer to another city depart- Mechanical, Electrical), Inspector Pipe A. Yes, men and women in the I,Aying, Pipe & Castings, Stationary Auto Orlviac ment or agency. Fireman, Engineering Draftsman (Civil, armed forces may apply for and Meclianical, Electrical). Subway Exams. AAl—ACTO SCHOOL—operated by Georgre Gordon, World War II. Expert instructor. Q. A former Navy officer, L. 203 South Broadway, VonkeiB. take Federal examinations, even L.D., writes that he feels that he IVf ATH Serv. Arithmetic; Alg.. if they are not about to be dis- Geom., Trig., Caic's, Physics. A. tfc B. DRIVING SCHOOL—Expert Instructori, 630 Lenox Ave., ADdubou 3-1433. is qualified for a better job than Coach High S«h., Coll., Engr. Subjects. charged. When this type of LYNN'S AUTO SCHOOL—Learn to Biive. Expert Iiistructions. Photos and photostats riRAFT'TNn Architectural, Mech- candidate knows that discharge UHAr 1 li-^lj. Electrical. a specialty I 531 West 207th St.. New York 34. N. Y. WAdsworth 8-8133. is imminent he should notify the LICENSE COACH COURSES PARKER AUTO SCHOOL. Dual control ears. Cars for road tests. Open evenin««. U. S. Civil Service Commission, Prof. Engineer (Civil, Mechanical, Elec- 1684A Broadway (53d St,) 01 6-1757. 796 Lexington (62d )RH 4-9638. s r XT o X trical incl. Structural Design, Building because no appointment of any Beauty BUSINESS INSTITUTE Construction), I>and Surveyor, Electric- one in the armed forces will be Day-Eve. 6-Day Week ian, Stationary Engineer, Refrigeration. THE BROOKLYN SCHOOL, BEAUTY CULTURE. Enioll to learn a paying profeseiou. 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Convenient payments arranged. Evening High School Apply Membership Deparfmenf BORO HALL ACADEMY Discounts for veterans. Special course for beginners, $7.50. Private lessons 1-10 P.M. ILinois 8-3959, FLushing 9-9895. 68th Vr. Co-Ed'n'l. Begents, ALL Colleges. 427 FIATBUSH AVENVE EXTENSION im. Fnltaa St. B'UHb MAhi 2-2447 W. Point. Anniipolis, Accelerated Program BROOKLYN CENTRAL Detective Inst. tiroiluates admitted to leading colleges DETECTIVE INSTITUTE—Tnetruetion for those who wish lo learn the fundanientBle Y. M. C. A. of detective work. 607 5fh Ave. MU 3-3458. New York Preparatory 55 Hanson PI., B'klyn 17, N.Y. r-X-RAY&MED.LAB.- Drafting NATIONAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, 55 West 43nd St,; LA 4-3929—Mechanical. (Evening Dept. o/ Dtpi^ht School) Phone STerling 3-7000 Dental Assisting Course. 8 Wks. Architectural. Job Estimating. Day, evenings. Moderate rates. Veterans aualilied Ti Park AT,, NX 10, Nr. 38 St. CAl S-5S41 Yeu May Join For 3 MoNfhs Men and Women urgrently needed In invited, hospitals, laboratories and doctors' BleoiMitary Ceamee for Adnlts offices. Qualify for these fine positione THE COOPER SCHOOLr—316 W. lS9tb St.. N.Y.C. speciaUzing in adult education. NOWl Get Book R. Mathematics, Spanish. French-Latin Grammar. Afternoona, evenlnga. AU. 3-6470. STATE LICENSED REPORTING RADIO -TELEVISION - ELECTRONICS Merchant Murine Practical and Theoretical Courte leads t« op< portunities in Industry, Broadcasting or own IMMMEDIATE OPENINGS ATLANTIC MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY, 44 Whitehall or 3 State St., N. Y. STENOTYPISTS Business. Day and Eve. Sessions. Enroll now Classes for Qualified GI's Bowling Green 9-7086. Preparation for Deck and Engineering Officers' licenses— Oregg, Pitman; also dictation for new cla«se«. Qualifled Veterans Eligible. ocean, coastwise and harbor, also steam and Diesel. Veterans eligible under for Federal and State exams. RADIO-TELEVISION GI Bill. Send for catalog. Positions available. Millinery BOWERS INSTITUTE MANHATTAN iSo'^ LOUISB ROBINS MILLINERY ACADEMY (Est. 1034)—2388 Seventh Ave., NYC. 4M Lexington Ave.. H. Y. 17 (46th St.) 60 East 48d St. (0pp. Gr. Central) 233 WEST 42iid ST. IR 9-9092 PLaza 3-4585 Licensed by N. Y. 6tat« AU 8-7727. Complete education in millinery profession. Day-Eevening. Corre- Ml] S-62S41 Bpondence courses. Motion Picture OperatiBg BROOKLYN YHCA TRADE SCHOOL—1119 Bedford Ave. (Gates), Bklyn.,, MA 2-1100. £ve«. Music NEW YORK COLLEGE OF MUSIC (Chartered 1878) all branches. Day and evening • instruction. 114 East 85th Street. BU 8-9377. N. Y, 28, N. Y. Public Speaking PERMANENT GOVERNMENT JOBS! WALTER O. ROBINSON. Litt.D.—Est. 30 yrs, in Carnegie Hall. N. Y. C. Circle 7- 4252. Private and class lessons. Self-confidence, public speaking, platform deportment, effective, cultured ipeech. strong, pleasing voice, etc. Radio Television START $145 TO $250 MONTH RADIO-TELEVISION INSTITUTE, 480 Lexington Ave. (46tb St.), K. T. C. Day and evening. PL 3-4585. Refrigeration PREPARE IMMEDIATELY N. T. TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, 108 6th Ave. (16). Day, Eve. claasea now fonuinr, Veterans invited. * INf VOVR OWN HOME • Secretarial ADKLPHIA BUSINESS SCHOOI.—5tudy Centei-. 980 Kings Highway, Brooklyn. DEwey 9-9899. COMBINATION BUSINESS SCHOOL—Fi-eparation for all Civil Service Examinations; FOR MANY NEARBY EXAMINATIONS Individual instructions; Shorthand, Typewriting, Comptometer, Mimeographing, Filing, Clerks, Accounting, Stenogi-aphic, Secretarial. l.'JO West 125th Street, THOUSANDS OF PERMANENT APPOINTMENTS New York 7, N. Y. UNi 4-3170. ^ DKAKK'S 1.54 NASSAU fW'KKKT. Seoretai'iBl, Accounting, Drafting. Journalism. EXPECTED SOON FRANKLIN INSTITUTE Day-Night. Write for catalog. BK 3-4840. War Scrvice employees must pats written •xaminotions to / MONUOK SECUKTAKIAL SCHOOL., complete commercial courses. Approved to train Dept. A56. ROCHjESTER. N. Y. veterans under G.l. Bill Day and evening. Write for Bulletin 0. 177tli Bt.. keep their |obi. / Boiton Road (R.K.O. Chester Theatre Bldg.) DA 3-7300-1. VETERANS GET SPECIAL PREFERENCE / Rush to me, entirely free of charge, (1) full description of U S. Government HJESFLEV A BRUWNB SECRETARIAL SCHOOL, t Utarette eor. riatbuati. Full Fartieiilarts and 32.Page Civil Service/ jobs; (2) Free copy of illustrateillust d 32-pag« BrookljD 17. NKvlns 8-2841. Day and AToning. Book 1 UEE / » Government Job"; MANUA1"TAN BUSINESS INSTITLTE, 147 West 42nd St.—Secretarial and Book- f (d) List of U.S. Government jobsjobs;; (4) Tell me keeping, Taping, Comptometer Uper., Shorthand Stenolype, BU 9-4181. Open eve*. Mail Coupon Today—Sure y how lo prepare for a U. S. Government Job. WESTCHESTER COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. 620 Main St.. New Rochelle. N. Y. Account- Write your name and address on coupon and ^ Name ing. Stenographie. Seci-etarial. Day A Eva. Seeslont. Enroll now Send for booklet. mail at once. Tiiis may result in your gel- \ddrcss Vet? Wati'hmuking STANDARI) WATCHMAKEKS INSTITUTE—'iOOl Broadway t72nd), XB 7-8680. ling a big paid U.S. Governnicnl job. / I'M Tliik (uiipuu UHo>'e ^uu Miolu^ it—Write or i'riul i'luiiilj Uteiiuie paying trade. Veterans invited. NYC NEWS CIVIL SERVICE LEADER TuemUij, Aufnist 20, 1946 New Exam Policy 881 Lose Plea to be Added to Hosier; Police Eligible List Stays at 3,000 Is Set by NYC The resolution unanimously out to be 84.25 per cent. Stationary Engineer. The Com- adopted by the Council asking that 'The pass mark in the written mission therefore feels that it (Continued from Page 1) than fifty open-competitive tests, all 3,881 who passed the written test will be the score of the can- hasn't the legal power to change the Commission's basic policy on which are on the future agenda and physical tests for Patrolmen didate who ranks 54)00 and the the basic conditions of the public holding tests, the large program of the Commission, and the ap- (P.D.) be included on the eligible pass mark of the entire examina- notice of examination. of open-competitive tests which proximate number of persons ex- list, instead of limiting the list tion will be the score received by The object of fixing the pass must be held will be postponed pected to compete in each, who to 3,000, and the similar resolu- the candidate who ranks 3,000 in mark as that of the 3,000th can- for a while. would total 277,000: tions of veteran organizations. In- final average.' didate, it was explained, instead Following is the list of more cluding the Army and Navy Next Test in January of setting 70 per cent as the pass OFEN-COMPETITIVE Union, ask the NYC Civil Service The Commission holds that It mark, was to afford an opportun- LEGAI. NOTICK Title Commission to do the legally Im- can only make such changes as ity to future returning veterans Attendant (expected No. of possible, the Commissioners de- the law and the rules allow. The to complete soon for Patrolman, BOARD OF ESTIMATE candidates) 15,000 cided today. courts have decided that after the instead of having to wait up to Assistant Gardener (un- The notice of examination examination has been held, the four years. At present the exp>ecta- Notioc of PnbHc HeaHiiR graded), Parks 5,000 stated that the pass mark would Commission can not change the tion is that the next Patrolman FEANCmSE MATTERS Auto Enginemen (ungraded) be that of the candidate with the mark (Foss vs. Kern). This case examination will open in January, Public Works, etc 20,000 3,000th highest mark. This turned concerned an examination for 1947, i.e., in about five months. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Accountant, Bureau of Ex- puFHUant to law that at a nipctiui; of the Board of Eatimntc held February 14, cise Taxes, Finance and 1040, the followintr wan rp«-ive(l: general list of Accountant 2,000 EAST SIDE OMNIBUS CORPORATION, Able Seaman (ungraded), 4.33 EAST »2D STREET. NEW YOKK, List to be consolidated for RESORTS and TRAVEL N. y. Boartl of Estimate of The City of New Marine and Aviation, Fire, York, City Hall, New York City. Sanitation, Public Works Sirs—We hereby applj' for the foJlowlnB: and Borough Presidents. 3,000 modifications of our rates M-11, M-12, M-13, M-14 and M-lf). Bookkeeper 5,000 ROTTTE M-H—YORK AVENUE-SITH Cleaner (mostly Pub, Wks.) 10,000 O A KW"Q D STREET Clerk, Grade 2 15,000 New Windsor, N. T. AdilitioiiH Court Attendants (but not if Newburifh 4471 AlonR 2d Avenue between Kast 57th Dulightfal—All Sports—Boating and High in the Glorionn I'oeonos street and East 51>th st.; Correction OfScer, Special Swimming In Private Lake. All indooi and outdoor sports—eolt— Alonpr East 50th street between 2d ave- Patrolman and other lists Different—the colonial atmosphere tenms—saddle homes—lakes for bath- nue and Sutton place. are declared appropirate Oflliciotis—our unexcelled cVjisine. infr and fishing:. Beautiful drives ano R.R. Station; Pawling, N. T ROUTE M-12—YORK AVENTTE-SOTH Diverting—renordinge for listening walks. Spetaal evening entertainmenl Tel.: Hopewell Junction 27il STREET for filling these jobs)... 5,000 and danoinf;. features. * Only 65 Miles ' om NYC Deletions Handyman 6,000 Adults. Only 63 miles from N.Y.C. QUALITY POOD WELL SERVED Kvery 8|>ort Facility Bfifriniiinfr at the dnterBection of York Write for booklet—or call avenue and Kant 03d strdet; thenee on Housing Assistant (Housing (iotf Free on I'rpiniscs York avenue to East 86th street; thence Authority); ordered 2,000 MT. POCONO 3081 Mnny New lm|»r(»venipnth on East 8(ith street to ;jd avenue. Insp. of Markets, Weights OwnerHhip M|;t. Open All Yeur This Yem nt Hilltop ROUTE M-13—ALLEN STREF:T-S0UTH and Measures 2,000 A Honeymooners' I'arudijsie Directors: PERKY Paul Wolfson & Sol Rothausei Additions Office Appliance Operator N. r Office; 277 Broadway Alon? 1st avenue between East 125th (all machines) 6,000 OMir 55 MAK[ Tel.? COrtlandt T-.m'i8 street and Eapt 127th street: Mills FROM Along: Broa separately, No snap-up or throw- up. Single Register 60 P.C. Minimum Required Physical Examination Pounds P.C. Pounds P.C. is Aslced for 80/80 100 70/40 70 80/70 95 60/60 80 80/60 90 60/50 75 Clerk-Carrier 80/50 85 60/40 65 The Executive Board ot Local Rules For Fireman Job 10, National Federation of Post 80/4Q 75 50/50 70 70/70 90 50/40 60 Ofiice Clerks, NYC Branch, has 70/60 85 40/40 50 gone on record as opposing the 70/50 80 age preference granted to war- Given in Official Text PART n service indefinite employees In the Test A. Hiirb Jump. Candidates Clerk-Carrier test. The protest The following official medical the psychiatrist or any candidate 26. Defective gait. 27. Impairment must clear a rope without touch- was made to the U. S. Civil Serv- and physical requirements for the who has a mere history of con- of arm or leg. 28. Skin disease. ing. A short run is permitted. ice Commission. A demand was finement in an Institution for 29. Goitre. 30. Speech impedi- Feet P.C. Feet P.C. also made that a single roster of Fireman (F.D.) examination were ellgibles be promulgated and that approved by the NYC Civil Serv- mental illness MUST be rejected; ments. 31. Deformities of the 5 100 3Va 70 a history of nervous disorder MAY mouth or lip; 32. Strabismus appointments to positions be ice Commission. The physicals are 4^2 90 3 60 made without regard to sex. reject. (cross-eye). 33. Overweight. 34. 4 80 2V2 30 are tentatively set for September, Underweight. 35. Anemia or other On the granting of age prefer- the medicals next week. The re- 9. Epilepsy—The mere history Test B. Fence Scaling. Can^- thereof must reject. blood diseases. 36. Pln-polnt dates must climb or scale an 8 ence to non-veterans it was felt quirements: pupils. 37. Enlarged glands. 38. that the action of the Civil Serv- 10. Active Venereal Disease— foot tight-board fence. MEDICAL Glycosuria (transient or intermit- ice Commission is contrary to es- Must reject. Vl^asserman Blood 70 P.C. Minimum Required tablished precedent. The suspen- tent). 39. Chronic catarrh or ob- Accomplished—1st trial—100 P.C. 1. Heigrhi—Bare feet, S'eVa". Tests required. sthiction to free breathing. 40. sion of the age requirement now 3. Vision—Not less than 20/20 11. Hearing—^Deafness in either Albuminuria. [Must reject for 14 Accomplished—2nd trial— 85 P.C. may be the signal for the suspen- in each eye; no eyeglasses; read ear, however slight, must reject; to 40, incltisive—Editor.] Accomplished—3rd trial— 70 P.C. sion of other protective features PART ni 4 of 8 letters. perforated ear drum and other ab- 41. The causes of rejection are in the future, said officers of the 3. Color Vision—^Defective color normal ear conditions may reject. 60 P.C. Minimum Required L(x;al, who also contend that the not limited by the enumeration Time perception must reject. 12. Hands and Fingers — Both set forth above. The medical ex- P.C. "discrimination" governing the 4. Teeth—No decayed teeth; 5:30 or better 100 acceptance of female applicants hands and all fingers must be aminer may put any question, 5:33 99 missing teeth must be replaced normal. make any examination of the can- and their employment works to except where space is too narrow 5:36 98 the disadvantage of persons of 13. Feet and Toes—A defective didate and reject for any cause 5:39 or too inaccessible to resusonably which in his opinion would impair 97 both sexes and should be discon- foot or a functionally impaired 5:42 96 tinued. require replacement. foot must reject. Pronated arches, health or usefulness. 5. Heart—The rate, rhythm and 5:45 95 hammer toes, overriding toes, bun- COMPETITIVE PHYSICAL 5:48 94 force of the heart action must be ions will be considered in deter- 2 MILITARY EXAMS normal and the heart free from 5:51 93 mining what constitutes an im- 70 P.C. General Average Required 5:54 92 Special military promotion tests murmurs, enlargement or other paired or defective foot; the large PART I to Clerk and Stenographer, Grade abnormalities. 5:57 91 toe and the 2nd and 3rd toes must Test A. Abdominals. From a 6:00 90 2, are expected to be held on 6. Blood Pressure—Systolic, not be present to qualify. September 21 by the NYC Civil less than 100 nor greater than reclining position a candidate 6:03 89 6:06 88 Service Commission. 140; diastolic, not greater than 90. Other Causes of Rejection must assume a sitting posture carrying up a barl>ell behind his 6:09 87 7. Lungs — No .abnormality; DO YOU HAVE A must be free from any history of 14. Hernia or Potential Hernia neck. His feet are held down. 6:12 86 tuberculosis, asthma or chronic (wide rings). 15. Varicose veins. 60 P.C. Minimum Required 6:15 85 DIVORCE PROBLEM? diseases of the lungs or bronchi; 16. Vai-icocele. 17, Testicle defects Pounds P.C. Pounds P.C. 6:18 84 Learn the answers to questions about AN- the upper air passages must be (missing or imdescended) may 60 100 40 76 6:21 83 NULMENT, SEPARATION. DIVORCE. 6:24 82 ALIMONY, PROPERTY RIGHTS, RE- free from mechanical obstruction reject. 18. Hemorrhoids or any 55 94 35 70 MARRIAGES, WAR MARRIAGES and or chronic or acute inflammation; defect of the rectiun or anus. 19. 50 88 30 60 6:27 81 SEPARATION AGREEMENTS. The New a proven history of hay fever or Pilonidal cyst. 20. Orchitis. 21. 45 82 6:30 80 simplified book, "Law of Marriage and 6:33 79 Divorce," covers the law in 48 States. allergies must reject. (X-ray re- Ulcer or the proven history of Test B. Dumbbells. By sheer Send only $1 today .-vnd we'll mail your quired before appointment.) gastro-intestinal ulcers. 22. Hy- muscular effort candidate miist 6:36 78 7'4-page book postpaid. 8. Mental Ailments—Any candi- drocele. 23. Paralysis. 24. Spinal 6:39 77 OCEANA' PUBLICATIONS, Dept. L raise a dumbbell to a full arm's 6:42 date who cannot qualify before curvature. 25. Deformed chest. length above head, each hand 76 500 «th Avenue, New York 18, N. Y. 6:45 75 6:48 74 6:51 73 rTfTf^ 6:54 72 OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST 6:57 71 EST 180» 7:00 70 7:03 69 READER'S SERVICE GUIDE 7:06 68 7:09 67 7:12 66 Fianot EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING. All work 7:15 65 guaranteed one year. Quick service. 7:18 PIANOS UANXED. SPOT CASH on In- 64 Wholesale shop, now catering to retail 7:21 63 Estimates fheerfuly Given—Low Prices AFTER HOURS spection ! Grands, Uprights. A. Messina, service at wholesale prices. Estimates 155 3d AVE. GHamercy 3-3021 144 West aad St.. NYC. CH 3-79!)4, cheerfully given. Economy Watch Serv- 7:24 62 Daily 9 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. .,fr ice. 19 W. 34th St., N.Y.C. Room 937 7:27 61 PoUage Stamp* nr. McCreery). PE 6-4884. 7:30 60 I.ONESOMK? Meet Interesting men-wo- DON'T THROW THOSE STAMPS AWAYl nien through correspondence club all over FOR GUARANTEED RADIO REPAIR [Next week: Regulations for They may have value. Send 3c for "Stamp Service. CaU GRam 3-3093. All makes. medical and physical tests.] the country. Write today, P. O. Box 58. Want List" showing prices we pay for Limited quantity of all tubes now avail- Fordham 58. N. Y. U. S. stamps. Stanipazine, 315 W. 43nd able. CITY-WIDE RADIO SERVICE. 50 -REDUCE- ¥Ol)R SOCIAL LltE University PI.. Bet. Oth & lOth Sts. SUMMER SPECIAL! Make new friends and enrich sodal Firearm* LENMOR RADIO SALES SERVICE (15 lite through SOCIAL INTRODUCTION FIREARMS BOUGHT, sold, exchanged. years experience) all work guaranteed. Convalescent Home Gunsmith on premises, also pistol range. Electrical appliances and radio sets. 1013 SERVICE. New York's famous, exclusive Boston Rd. (Cor. 165th St.), Bronx, N.Y. STATEN ISLAND personal and confidential service, designed John Jovino Co., 5 Centre St., N. Y. 0, 10 ""JoT"®! 0 CAnal 6-9755. DAyton 9-3584—315 W. 145th St. (bet. to bring discriminating men and women 7-8th Ave.). AUdubon 3-3635. NURSING HOME TREATMENTS INCLUDE: together. Organization nationally public- OLD BROKEN GUNS WANTED. Will pay For invalids and semi-invalids, private • Pine Vupor Cabinets ized In leading magazines and newspapers. ESQUIRE RADIO 3t ELECTRIC CO. 765 and semi-private rooms, ideal for con- • Swedish Massage for Spot Send for circular. May Richardson, 111 30c lb. and up depending on condition. E. 160th St.. Bronx. Specialists in custom Write giving full particulars to H. Felt, valescents, chronics, elderly patients; Reducing W. 73nd St.. N. Y. EN 3-2033. 10-7 made radios and phonographs, itadio re- excellent food; registered nurses and • Htlmnlating Needle Point Daily. 13-8 Sun. TRiangle 5-2301, 164-166 Montague St, pairlnr. DA 8-3330 Brooklyn. N. Y, doctors supervision; lovely terrace. Call Showers LONELY? MEET NEW FRIENDS through Gibraltar 7-6049 For Ladies Only social correspondence. Members from coast Setter Cleaning to coast. All ag Company 36, 1949 Park Avenue, Manhattan, in memory of the late Frm. 2nd Grade Emil A. Steiner, formerly of that Company who FIRE LINES was killed in action while serving as a Staff Sergeant with the U. S. .By 9UENCH Army in Italy on May 22nd, 1944. Services will be under the direc- Chimney walls is removed to pre- •y J. RICHARD RURSTIM t Under the Helmet tion of F.D. Post 930 of the Amer- vent fires. . . . That was a very ican Legion. Ray Hellrlegel, the official Fire good editorial the Brooklyn Eagle west Hounded Police." From th« Department photographer Is busy had a week ago on the respon- Hazardons Trades Resolution same department comes a filasik these days helping Pathe Studios sibility of City Magistrates In that the cartoon originally called take pictures of the Department checking false fire alarms. The attention of Chief Officers, "Smellbound" has been re-chris- In action. Yesterday the scene The text on Municipal Fire Ad- Company Oflflcers, and Company tened "Little Tinker" with the was the Big House in Jamaica. ministration issued by the Insti- Building Inspectors is being called approval of the starring player, Today they are working at 151tut e for training in Municipal Fire to the provisions of a resolution Sammy Skunk. Truck In Forest Hills and later Administration, sponsored by the adopted by the Board of Hazard- Something new arrived at the this week scenes will be shot of International City Managers' As- ous Trades on June 26 last and Stanley Theatre on Saturday. For the probies going through their sociation, has been issued in a approved by the Fire Commis- the first time in its history, that paces up at the Drill Yard in E, fourth edition. This makes an sioner on July 26, which reads as movie house is featuring a French 68th St. . . . First Deputy Com- interesting volume for those who follows: "By direction of the Fire film: a screen adaptation of Al- missioner Moran was bereaved by wish to go in for deep study. . . . Commissioner, in all premises where more than one ton of loose exander Pushkin's "The Postmas- the death of his mother, Mrs. From all reports the Win Beebes ter." The great classic is now Catherine Mooney Moran, who are thoroughly enjoying their combustible fiber is stored or kept on hand, the Division of Combus- called "The Postmaster's Daugh- died a week ago today. vacation up in the Finger Lakes. ter" and stars Harry Burr, one . The N.Y.F.D. baseball nine tibles shall require an approved fire extinguishing system on the of France's foremost character The Firemen's Association of scored another victory last week actors who died in a Nazi concen- Nassau County has published its when they beat the Barton Night premises before any combustible permit may be issued therein In tration camp. Supplementing the 1946 tournament rules and regula- Hawks 8 to 1 at the Barton film is the first American show- tions. The rules should be of in- Stadium in New Hyde Park. Big premises wherein no combustible permit is required and there is in ing of Artkino's two-reel pictorial terest to any Fire Department man for the evening was first panorama, "May Day in U.S.S.R." group plarming competition in baseman Otten who led off the excess of one ton aggregate of loose or baled combustible fiber, "Blood On the Moon" (no rela- fire fighting evolutions, because of game with a home run over the tion to "Blood On the Sun"), will the accuracy with which the many right field fence, and later as- the Division of Fire Prevention details and possible points of con- sisted in the scoring in the sixth shall require an approved fire ex- be produced by RKO shortly as a troversy are covered. . . . While inning. tinguishing system as a means of DOROTHY M«G4JIRE, co-starred "different" kind of western. Is with Robert Youag in "Claadia there more than one kind? on the subject of meets, twenty- Lieut. Anton Rada of 6 Truck protecting life and property." and,David" at the Roxy. "Billion Dollar Baby" comes to eight persons, some of them spec- joined the representatives of the Testimonial Dinner tators and some firemen, were UFOA at the State Federation of the Flatbush today for one week. Injured at the 53rd Annual Long Labor Convention which opened A testimonial dinner will be "The Iceman Cometh" definitely "Dear Ruth" is at the Windsor Island Firemen's Tournament at yesterday in Rochester. . . . Capt. given on Thursday, September 5, on October 9tih to the Martin for the same period of time. Floral Park. Pieces of housings Elmer Ryan of H & L 22 was at 4 p.m. in Gun Hill Post No. Beck Theatre; the first Eugene Those refugees from PM. "Bar- and flying couplings broken by the named to the Resolutions Com- 271, V.F.W., on White Plains Ave. O'Neil play in 12 years. naby and Mr. O'Malley" are ex- contestants competing to test mittee at the recent conference of The occasion will be the golden The Paramount will switch pected to hit Broadway this fall. speed marks caused most of the the New York State Fire Fighters anniversary of Batt. Chief George comedians Wednesday when Gil lacerations and bruises, . . . The in Watertown. . . . Deputy Chief Bauer's joining the Department. Lamb leaves to return to Holly- condition of former Fire Commis- Waldron's daughter, Grace Ann Batt. Chief Wesley Williams of the wood and is replaced by the very Combination School sioner John J. McElligott, a Waldron, was married last week 15th Battalion is in charge of versatile Buddy Lester. patient in St. Clare's Hospital to Leo Heaney, a Mileage Engin- arrangements and a gala time Milton Berle and the entire An- Celebrates 9th Year since July 1, remained unchanged eer for the NYC Transit System. should be had by all attending. derson revue have been signed by at presstime. His host of friends Nicky Blair to stay on at the A reminder to all readers, espe- Coming Events The Combination Business and former associates in the De- cially Civil Service employees, "Carnival" until December. The School celebrated its ninth an- partment are pulling for histoda y is Primary Day. Don't for- Tennessee Fire College troupe, which opened on Febru- niversary on August 11, when it speedy recovery. get to vote. The Tennessee State Fire Col- ary 27th has been an outstanding held its Ninth Graduation Exer- White ashes showered a section lege at Murfressboro opened yes- success from the very beginning, cises and Ninth Senior Prom and of Williamsburg, around the City Memorial Plaque terday and will continue all this with due orchids to Mr, Berle. entertained its students and Power House at 500 Kent Ave., A plaque was unveiled this week. Latest release from M-G-M's friends with a party honoring its one night last week when the morning in the quarters of Engine animal kingdom is an entertain- founder and principal. Professor boiler tubes were being blown out. ing burlesque of the Canadian Norris F. Roach, on his 47th The resulting "explosion" and LEGAL NOTICE 4TATB OF NUW YORK. DEPARTMSNl Mounted Police entitled, "North- birthday. snowy shower caused numerous OF STATE, sfl.: 1 do hereby cerUfy that a LEDERER, LOUISE—Citation—The Pco STATE OF NEW YORK. DEPARTMENT phone calls to the Fire Depart- pie of the state of New York, by the certificate of dissolution of ment, but thank goodness nobody grace ot God free and independent—To: NAILHEAD CREATIONS, INC. pulled a box, as no F.D. aid was Mary Wells; Myriam Rasener; Majorie has been filed in this department this day Weisel; Nettie Abrams; Sam Cohen; and that it appears therefrom that such necessary. . . . Speaking of boilers, Joseph Cohen and all unknown heirs at corporation has complied with Section 105 GARY GRANT-ALEXIS SMITH or better yet chimneys, now would law and next of kin of Lena Kemp, de- of the Stock Corporation Law, and that it be a good time to make sure win- coasMl, if living or if any be dead, his is dissolved. Given in duplicate under my their executors, administrators, legal hand and official seal of the Department ter accumulations of soot on representatives, husbands or wives, heirs of State, at the City of Albany. (Seal) at law, next of kin, distributees, credi- this 10th day of May, 1046. in NIGHT AND DAY tors, assignees and successors in interest, Thomas J. Curran. Secretary of State. By LKOAL NOTICE if any there be, who and whose names Edward D. Harper. Deputy Secretary of IN TECHNICOLOR and places of residence are unknown and State. cannot, after due diligent inquiry, be as- MONTY WOOLLEY'GINNY SIMMS - JANE WYMAN BOARD OF ESTIMATE certained; Tlie executors, {ulministrators, legal representatives, husband, heirs at EVE ARDEN* CARLOS RAMIREZ* DONALD WOODS and Notice of Public Hearing law, next of kin, distributees, creditors, STATE OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT MARY MARTIN assigtiees and successors in interest of OV STATE, ss.: I do hereby certify that a Directed by MICHAEL CURTIZ* Produced by ARTHUR SCHWARTZ FRANCHISE MATTERS Bessie Velleman, deceased, if any there certificate of dissolution of be, who and whose names and places of WELKAY REALTY CORP. Dances creatsd and staged by LeROY PRINZ • Screen Play by Charles Hoffman, Leo PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN resdience are unknown and cannot after has been filed in this department this day Townsend, William Bowers • Adaptation by Jack Moffitt • Based on the Career of Cole Porter pursuant to law that at a meeting: of due diligent inquiry be ascertained; Ida and that it appears therefrom that such Orchestral arrangements by Ray Heindorf the Board of Estimate held February 14, Vilkomerson, Viola Murdock, Minnie corporation has complied with Section 10* WARNER'S 1(14(1, the followlngr petition was reoeived. Wooille, R. Amelia Wilson, I^h Eis-ot the Stock Corporation Law. and that it HOLLYWOOD B'WAY 51st COMPREHENSIVE OMNIBUS CORPORA- ner, if living or, if any of them be dead, is dissolved. Given in duplicate under my TION, 4;i3 EAST 03D STREET. NEW her or their respective executors, admini- hand and official seal of the Department of YORK, N. Y. strators, legal representatives, husband, state, at the CHty of Albany. (Seal) Board of Estimate of The City of New heirs at law, next of kin, distributees, this 17th day of June, 1046. York, City Hall, New York City. creditors, assignees and successors in in- Sirs—We hereby apply for the lollowlngr terest, if any there be, who and whose Thomas J. Curran. Secretary of State. By niodinc'.itions of our route M-1. names and places of residence are un-Edward D. Harper, Deputy Secretary of State. ROUTE M-1—CHAMBERS STREET known and cannot atter due diligent in- Additions quiry be ascertained; being the persons Along- CorlearB street between Grand interested as creditors, legatees, devisees, •treet and Monroe street; beneficiaries, distributees, or otherwise in STATE OF NEW YORK. DEPABTMBNT Along Monroe street between Corleare the estate of LOUISE LEDERER, de- OF STATE, ss.: I do hereby cerUfy that « and Grand street. ceased, who at the time of her death was certificate of dissolution ol Dol(>tioi18 a resident of New York County, SEND GREETING: B. G. S. REALTY CORP. Along: East street between Delancey has been filed in this department this day Btreet and Grand street. Respec'tnmlly, Upon the petition of EDWARD W. and that It appears therefrom that such COMPREHENSIVE OMNIBUS CORPO- STERN, residing at 1235 Park Avenue, corporation has complied with Section lOfi RAtion, by Edwaid J. Fennelly, Secretary. New York City, New York. of the Stock Corporation Law. and that it State of New York, City of Ni-w York, You and each of you are hereby cited is dissolved. Given in duplicate under my County of New York, ss.: to show cause before the Surrogate's hand and official seal of the Department of EDWARD J. FENNELLY, being: duly Court of New York County, held at the State, at the City of Albany. (Seal) •worn, says: Hall of Records in the County of New this 22nd day of July, 1940. That he is the Secretary of Conipre York, on the 27th day of September, Thomas J. Curran, Secretary of State. hensive Omnibus Corporation; that he has 104(i, at half-past ten o'clock in the fore- By Edward D, Harper, Deputy Secre- reatl and knows the forepoiuK: contents; noon ot that day, why the account of tary of State. that the some is true of his own knowl- proceedings of EDWARD W. STERN, as e F. J. Ciimberlaiid F. V. Spinelli Rebt. W. Rethar Jani*t J. D«aii Full - time Graham announced today. City schol arships workers took five out of the eight having a total awards, he added. value of $8,640, They include: Frank J. Cum- were awarded to berland, Springfield Gardens, Rre five NYC em- Department; James J. Dean, ployees and pro- Brooklyn, Fire Department; Fran- Alexander Archer vide for evening cis J. McDonough, Bronx, Muni- study at the cipal Court; Robert W. Rothar, Speakers at the meetinq of the Amerieaii Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AiFL) at Washington Sq. Manhattan, Fire Department; and the Hotel Pennsylvania, to start a nation-wide organizational campaign among graduate nurses. Left to right, College of Arts Francis V. Spinelli, Brooklyn, De- Roderick McDonald, National Director of organiiation; Arnold S. Zander, General President; Mabel Sublett, and Science of partment of Hospitals. New York Uni- The scholarships, which cover Vice-President, Registered Nurses Guild. 1043; Beatrice Dyer, President of the Guild, and Gene Helbig, versity, Acting six years of undergraduate work Executive Director of the GuiM. F. J. McDonough Dean Palmer H. have an individual value of $1,728, Dean Graham said. Nominations of 347 employees from fifty-seven private concerns and fifty-three xity, State, and federal agencies were made by business executives, the Dean ex- plained. The scholarships were awarded on the basis of a com- petitive examination. Although the term of each scholarship is six years, the usual length of the College's evening course, provision has been made for the scholarship holders to graduate at the end of four years by attending summer sessions as well as the regular Fall and Spring semesters. Palisades Pk. to Hold "Mrs. America" Test Dates for the staging of the eight annual Mrs. America Beau- ty Contest at Palisades Amuse- ment Park, N. J., have been se- lected by Mrs. America, Inc. Judging for "Mrs. America" of 1946 will be held at Palisades Park on the nights of September No Wheat Is Used In 4, 5 and 6, with ten women being selected this year instead of one. 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