Wenzl Requests Support During Challenge Period - CSEA On 'Ready Alert' -

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1 QiAtiii S^VWAjuju Amricans Largst Stvspapr for Public Employs Vol. XXX, No. 19 Tusday, August 8, 1972 ^ric 15 Cnts ^ZZZl AN Polifical ANV91V V^SO 1 rf 0000 Acfion S Pag 16 DVSON FOR YOUT MEETNG Mting with th dirctor of th Stat Division for Youth and othr rprsntativs of th Stat, mmbrs and staff of th Civil Srvic Employs Assn. argud thir cas, in th fac of layoffs in th Division, that th schools ar "vastly undrstaffd" and that th Stat is "skimping" on mony for th child-car lvl of th Division, at a sssion at Division for Youth adquartrs in Albany. From lft: Milton Lugr, dirctor of th Stat Division for Youth; Albrt Elias, assistant to th dirctor; Frd Krklr, CSEA mmbr from Warwick Stat School, and Td Scott, CSEA chaptr prsidnt at Warwick. Also prsnt at th mting wr CSEA xcutiv dirctor Josph D. Lochnr and othr CSEA staff mmbrs, and rprsntativs from th Stat Offic of Employ Rlations and Division of th Budgt. Dbat 60-Point Packag N assau N gotiations Rsum Nxt Wk (From Ladr Corrspondnt) MNEOLA ^Ngotiations for a 1973 Nassau County contract hav bn startd by th Nassau chaptr, Civil Srvic Employs Assn. Chaptr prsidnt rving Flaumnbailm said only that th talks wr moving slowly. but addd, "That is normal at this stag." Ngotiators hld a scond sssion last wk and will rsum talks Aug. 16. Th CSEA packag, workd out by th 60-mmbr string and program committ, calls for a $1,200 across-th-board pay boost, $6,500 minimum pay, four-day work wk, a CSEA wlfar fund, improvd job scurity and pnsions and othr itms. Thr ar 61 points to th packag. Actual ngotiations ar bing conductd by a 15-mmbr tam, consisting of Flaumnbaum, administrativ assistant Edward Logan, CSEA rgional attorny Richard C. Gaba, Jams Callan, Dudly Kinsly, Sam Piscitlli, ayward Quann, Blanch Ruth, Virginia Bglln, Jams Ellnwood, John Kating, Jams Mattl. Rita Wallac, Anglo M. Palang and Carmin Santoli. Th ngotiations will b th chif topic at th chaptr's rgular board of dirctors mting, Binghamton Rtirs St Aug. 14 Mting BNGAMTON Binghamton Ara No. 13 Rtirs chaptr of th Civil Srvic Employs Assn. has schduld a 2 o'clock mting for August 14 n th Amrican Lgion Post No. 80 building at 76 Main St. hr according to chaptr scrtary Plori^c Drw. SUPPORT TE ATTCA FAMLY MEMORAL FUND ATTCA. N.Y which will b Aug. 16 at th Salisbury Park clubhous. Th dirctors will also covr arrangmnts for th chaptr dinnrdanc Oct. 7 and rprsntation at th Suffolk chaptr dinnrdanc Spt. 9. Th nxt rgular mting of th dirctors has bn advancd to Spt. 13, on wk arly, bcaus of th schduld statwid dlgats mting Spt. 19 in Rochstr. St. Lawrnc Chap. To Mark 25 Yars CANTON St. Lawrnc County chaptr of th Civil Srvic Employs Assn. wul clbrat its 25th annivrsary at ts annual fall banqut Oct. 21. Th dinnr-danc clbration will bgin at 6 p.m. at th Univrsity Tradway nn hr. nsid Th Ladr Wlfar Fund Tops $62,000 S Pag 3 CSEA Calndar S Pag 3 Wnzl Tours Floodd EUnira-Corning: Ara S Pags 8, 9 Latst Eligibl Lists S Pag 14 udson Rivr Collcts $1,000 For Flood Aid POUGKEEPSE Employs of udson Rivr Stat ospital collctd $1, for victims of th flood-ravagd Elmira ara. Food and clothing wr also collctd to b usd in th hardst hit of th aras. Prsntation of th chck was mad by hospital businss officr Warrn Brlggs, driv coordinator ln Bradshaw, hospital administrator Dr. rman Snow, driv chairman Carolyn Zapp and Clst Farguharson. Wnzl Rqusts Support During Challng Priod - CSEA On 'Rady Alrt' - (Spcial To Th Ladr) ALBANY Ladrs of th Civil Srvic Employs Assn. last wk calld upon th organization's mmbrship for continuing support and confidnc as th liklihood incrasd for a bargaining lction in on or mor of th CSEArprsntd stat mploy bar- gaining units somtim this fall. Th "rady alrt," as CSEA prsidnt Thodor C. Wnzl trmd it, cam as a compting organization, th Srvic Employs ntrnational Union, continud its fforts to accumulat a sufficint numbr of signd ptition cards from workrs in th nstitutional and Profssional Scintific and Tchnical Srvics Units to warrant rprsntation lctions in thos groups. Wnzl said h "sincrly rgrttd that onc again it appars that most of CSEA's sizabl staff and a lot of its rsourcs might hav to b xpndd ovr a lngthy priod to protct tslf from th grdy advancs of a union not wantd by th mploys thmslvs and with rlativly littl xprinc in th public mploymnt fild. Bat Back Similar Thrat "Most of us vividly rmmbr," SUNY AT SYRACUSE * Nw officrs of th Stat Univrsity at Syracus chaptr of th CivU Srvic Employs Assn. ar shown hr at thir installation. From lft thy ar rprsntativ Nick Godino, prsidnt William O'Nill, first vic-prsidnt Donald Owns, rprsntativ Elln Gural, scond vic-prsidnt Lois Toscano, scrtary Kathrin Owns, rprsntativ Robrt Viooat and rprsntativ Mack Williams. Misslnc from pictur is rprsntativ Waltr Pirc. h notd, "th prolongd confrontation and xpns w wnt through ndlssly thr summrs ago whn w ovrwhlmingly bat back what was nvr mor than a similar mpty thrat from anothr insignificant comptitor." was rfrring to th bargaining lctions of 1969 for rprsntation rights in all fiv stat ngotiating units, whn stat workrs virtually mandatd thir choic of CSEA as bargaining agnt by trouncing th opposition ld by th now dfunct Council 50 of th Amrican Fdration of Stat, County and Municipal Employs in four out of th fiv units. Th victory lft th Employs Association undisputd rprsntativ for th vast majority of stat workrs 133,000 out of th total of 140,000 in th fiv bargaining groups. Wnzl's dismay stms from his organization's conviction that th Taylor Law procdur for accrditing or valuating th claimd showing of strngth by a challnging organization to bring about a rprsntation lction s, "in fact, compltly qustionabl." "Th fact of th mattr is," h wnt on, "that th Public Employmnt Rlations Board is no*; an outsid, impartial agncy. t is a govrnmntal and, thrfor, ncssarily a political cratur. ts findings simply cannot b rgardd as objctiv. At bst, thr s always th possibility of unwitting rror in rcording th skimpy data providd by th dsignation cards, as wll as strong probability of cards with fals information going undtctd." 'Govrnmnt Machinry' Wnzl said that although h flt his organization was virtually bing "victimizd by this imprfct pic of govrnmnt (Continud on Pag 14) Rpat This! Fdral Court Ruls Against atch Act As Unnforcabl PUBLC mploys may b on th road toward bcoming unshackld from rstraints upon thir political activitis imposd by th Fdral atch Act. Th atch Act. passd thr dcads ago, prohibits political activitis b7 fdral mploys and by m- (ConMuud on Pag f)

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Zip* igim Sus Collg; Dmands Rason For ^ Bing Passd Ovr A CJity collg offic assistant **A" has brought suit in Manhattan Fdral Court to dclar unconstitutional th sction of th Stat Civil Srvic Law which provids that ligibls nd not b givn an xplanation whn thy ar passd ovr for promotion or appointmnt. ln C. Koschrak. mploy^ at Qunsborouh Community Collg, namd collg prsidnt Kivt R. Schmmllr in th suit, charging that sh was givn no chanc to "rbut, xplain or dmonstrat an rror or mistak" in bing passd ovr for promotion to collg offic assistant "B," and that this was "contrary to hr constitutional rights in that t dnid hr du procss and qual protction of th laws." ^ Stat law prmits that on^ out of thr ligibls may b slctd for appointmnt, and that an ligibl may b prmanntly rmovd from th list aftr bing passd ovr for th third tim. Stat or City appointing officrs ar not rquird to giv rasons for passing ovr an ligibl, according to Sction 61 of th Civil Srvic Law.» Ms. Koschrak has askd thai a thr-judg panl b convn * to dclar this sction in violation of th Unitd Stats Constitution. Sh is also asking $100,000 in damags. Salary for collg offic assistant "A" is $6,600; for collg offic assist "B," $8,000. SELECT 7 REPS TO UFOA BOARD Th Uniformd Fir Officrs* Assn. last wk lctd svn mn to various rpi-sntativ posts for a trm of thr yars. John Bannon, Edward P. Jnnings and Richard J. Sloan will b chif's rprsntativs to th xcutiv board, whil Frank Lomuscio and Jams M. Crsosimo will srv as captain's rps. Rounding ou th board will b liutnant's V) rprsntativs Thomas A. Montgomry and Jo Phlan, Board mmbrs will bgin thir nw trms on Spt. 1. ASA To Appoint 80 Addiction Spcialists Eighty appointmnts to addiction spcialist to rplac prov] ^ sionals ar plannd by th Ad^ diction Srvics Agncy. 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3 CONTRACT SGNNG civil Srvic Employs Assn. prsidnt Thodor C, Wnzl, satd right, has just witnssd th signing of th mploy contract by Raymond Radzvila, xcutiv dirctor of th East udson Parkway Authority. Standing, from lft, ar CSEA fild suprvisor Thomas Luposllo, fild rprsntativ John R. Dyo, EPA administrativ assistant Arthur Pasco and EPA chaptr prsidnt Jams J. Lnnon. nformation far th Calndar may b submittd dirctly to TE LEADER. t should includ th dat, tim, plac, addrss and city for th function. August 10 Mfropolifan Armoris chaptr mting: 2 p.m., Statn sland Armory, 321 Manor Rd., S.. 11 Onondaga County unit's Vrnon Downs Ni+. 12 Marcy Stal ospital chaptr clambak, Bck's Grov. Rom. 14 Binghamton Ara No. 13 Rtirs chaptr mting: 2 p.m., Amrican Lgion Post 80, 76 Main St., Binghamton. 14 Wstchstr Count/ unit mting: 8 p.m., alth & Social Srvics Bdg.. 85 Court St., Whit Plains. 28 Rstructuring committ mting: to prpar final rport on Phas. 29 Wstchstr County chaptr mting: 8 p.m., alth & Social Srvics Bdg. (basmnt), 85 Court St, Whit Plains. Sptjnbr 9 Suffolk County chaptr dinnr-danc and insfallation: 7 p.m., Colonl ill Club, auppaug. 10 Onondaga County chaptr clambak: lndrwadl's Grov, North Syracus. 18 Mntal ygin Employs Assn. dlgats mting: Flagship Motl, Rochstr Civil Srvic Employs Assn. dlgats mting: Flagship Motl, Rochstr. Rochstr DOT Donats $1,000 For Wlfar RCKJESTER Th Rochstr Dpartmnt of Transportation chaptr of th Civil Srvic Employs Assn., though only numbring a fw hundrd mmbrs, conductd an all-out driv that rsultd in a $1,000 conti-ibution to th CSEA Wlfar Fund. Undr th ladrship of chaptr prsidnt Wiliam Saundrs, prsonal appals wr mad to ach mmbr. Wstrn Confrnc prsidnt Samul Grossfild was spcially mprssd by th rsults achivd by this chaptr. "Th committ put on an outstanding ffort," h said, "and snt statwid prsi4nt Wnzl a click for $1,000, which is quit a sizabl sum for about 600 mmbrs." Wlfar Fund Tops $62,000 Following Statwid Mail Pla ALBANY Contributions to th Civil Srvic Employs Assn. Wlfar Fund hav incrasd noticably as a rsult of th statwid mailing of an appal from CSEA prsidnt Thodor C. Wnzl and th Wlfar Fund committ, according to azl Abrams, CSEA fifth vic-prsidnt, who is coordinating th fund. Th committ is comprisd of th CSEA statwid officrs. "Although it is obvious that many of th contributions coming in this past wk ar a rsult of th mass mailing," Ms. Abrams said, "w must still malc it known to th public mploys around th stat that, if thy hav not ytit prsonally contributd, now is th tim to snd in thir chck to th CSEA Wlfar Fund, Box 1201, Albany, N.Y " Th latst fund total availabl is $62,908. Wnzl said that this total is "far from th moi- than $450,000 in wags lost by thos workrs who participatd in th Eastr wk nd support of CSEA." Th fund was st up to assist by partially rimbursing for lost pay, thos mmbrs of CSEA who took part in th job action on April 1 and 2 and who hav protstd th chargs by th stat that thy participatd in an illgal strik. Contributions hav bn coming in th«form of prsonal chcks to th fund from both CSEA mmbrs and non-mmbrs, who ar stat mploys, as wll as from mmbrs in th County Division of CSEA, and n th form off largr contributions from chaptrs and units of th organization. Ms. Abrams, who procsss and posts many of th contributions hrslf and who works voluntarily as an officr of th Association, also addd that sh has rcivd many anonymous contributions. Sh also rminds thos snding in rimbursmnt forms to CSEA adquartrs that ths must b countrsignd 22 Stat mploys Slctd For Train Program ALBANY Twnty-two stat mploys from various agncis who hav dmonstratd an unusual intrst and aptitud in administration hav bn slctd for th Stat Employ Train Program. Th program will b conductd through Jun 30, Dsignd for prmannt mploys, th program provids opportunitis for thm to incras thir administrativ skills through formal and on-th-job training. Throughout th yar fiv onwk training sssions will b hld, including aras such as; financial, planning, prsonnl, and ntrgovrnmntal administration with workshops on rlatd administrativ problms. Dpartmntal training consists of iiistruction and work assignmnts rlatd to th nstitut topics; attndanc at mtings; confrncs and fild trips; rotation assigmnnts and rading assitfiuiiuta. Th Stat mploy trains ar: A. G. Andrson, Ballston Lak, suprvising mat inspctor, Dpartmnt of Agricultur and Markts; Phyllis A. Baily, Mnands, prsonnl administrator. Narcotic Addiction Control Conunisslon; Ronald G. Brnhard, Voorhsvill, associat forstr. Dpartmnt of Environmntal Consrvation; Brian P. Dan, Nwark, staff nurs, Dpartmnt of Mntal ygin; Tliomas P. Dlugosh, Palmyra, For Flood Rlif MNEOLA Th Nassau chaptr, Civil Srvic Employs Assn., has contributd $250 to th Rd Cross for nirgncy flood rlif n hard-hit upstat aras. assistant district dirctor, Dpartmnt of Motor Vhicls: William J. Fitzgrald, Loudonvill, statistician. Nw York Stat dntification and ntllignc Systm; Arthur B, amilton, oi'shads, principal acccunt clrk. Dpartmnt of Mntal ygin; Waltr. amlin, Albany, principal offst printing machin oprator. Stat Univrsity at Albany; Frdrick G. Liddl, Brooklyn, snior invstigator. Workmn's Compnsation Board; Patrick G. Marsh, Rottrdam, tax xaminr. Dpartmnt of Taxation and Financ; Rn E. Millr, Nw York, snior training tchnician, Dpartmnt of Labor; Edward J. Morgan, Albany, snior chmist. Offic of Gnral Srvics; Stanly L. Phillips. Jr., Stuyvsant, snior businss managmnt assistant. Dpartmnt of Corrctional Srvics: Paul S. Puccio, Albany, junior budgt xaminr. Division of th Budgt; Susan M. Rapp, Albany, budgt xaminr. Division of th Budgt; Augustus Robrson, Jr., Albany, supi-vising lctronic computr oprator. Dpartmnt of Labor; Ptr L. Ruprt, Latham, attorny, Dpartmnt of Commrc; John E. Soffy, Jr., snior computr programmr. Dpartmnt of Civil Srvic; Lpag L. Sprisslr, Albany, adminlstrtalv analyst. Dpartmnt of Education. Robrt J. Stackrow, Sand Lak, administrativ assistant. Dpartmnt of alth. Grald A. Wlls, Brooklyn, coor<unator-gnral transportation, Narcotic Addiction Control Commission; Ptr C. Winklr, Voorhsvill, snior youth parol workr, Division lor Youth. AZEL ABRAMS natur othr than th chaptr prsidnt. Ths mpropr forms must thn b snt back for corrction, thus slowing up th rimbursmnt procss. ONOR ROLL Following is a list of thos prsons and thos chaptrs and units that hav contributd to th Wlfar Fund: Blanch Ruth, B. Wallr, Grac O'Brin, L. R. Tuckr, Kathrin Brumburgh, D. D. Rvs, A. M. Baily, L. M. Magliocca, S. Safr,. Mnahan, D, C. Bohannon, Paula Ktz, A. Lakritz, C. R. Wood, N. Padovano,. J. Bucklr, F. Y. Liddio, O. R. Flming, R, M. Jons, M. W. Owns.. S. Knndy. M. S. Maciong, W. P. Connors, L.. Kroll,. M. Tmplton, Marion Murphy,. P. Strauss, V. M. Gritsch, A. Prz, D, J. Salirno, T. Baskrvill, J. Fdorczak,. Goodwin, F. A. La- Vall, E. JF. Nlly, J. Giorgio, J. F. Murphy, J. Marlino, P. R. Simon, J. E. O'Connor, Alfrd Nri. Richard owitt, B. Thomas, L. Stiada, E. Knowls, A. Sass, S. Scandol, J. Adanu, V. Srdj, J. Moor, E. Gonlols. Vincnt Rubano, Lnny Kaplman, J. Swir,. Strit, V. Fiddlr, A. Lazio, D. Brry, R. Einzigr, C. Fjcobar, G. Galano, D. C. Grn, E. Grn, F. McDrmott. W. L. Mnsl, B. M. Moran, A. Napolitano, L. OConnll. L. J. Richman, E. Rosman, G. Taiani, B. Tndr, W. L. Winstock, Q. Zlikow. B. Donavan, S. Nwr, R. Ransom. E. DLain, Shila Davis, Sandria Frguson, Tom Nichols, La Andr, rii Solimn, G. Bartr. Providnc Sanz, V.Lschkowitz,. Adlr, A. Stphns. C. ornr. B. Powll, V. Schwartz, W. Connlly, P. Small, M. Koch, B. untr. rn P. Carlock, D. Rabin, R. Brgr, E. Massin, Dr. Andrson, A. Chplo. O. Chplo, B. Goranitzr, C. A. Robrts. Mary L. Almtr, Mary D. artzl, John K. Wolflf, M. E. Chambrlain. D. E. MacTavish, D. Pulling, M. B. Scurrah, Francis J. Dlany, Ernst Strobl, Charls N. Bird, Elizabth Gains, Emma A. untr, F. B. MuU lin, A. S. Czaplicki, Gorg G. Baxtr, Jr., arold it, John W. Kauth, R. A. Ritchi, Jos Samaon, M. E. Maciong, Rita C. Drozdzal, John U. Favtts, Charls M. Cosby, M. Shuldnrin, Charls Stupp, Evlyn M. Mc-Guir, S. J. Rickrt, E. F. Murray, Frank Millr, B. Gassman. CAPTERS AND UNTS Rockland Stat opital; Divisiua Alcoholic Bvrag NYC, $267,835 Whit Plains. Stony Brook SUNY,»500; njotanc Dpt., Albany,»117; Transport^ Rgion No. 10,»1,059.75; NYC Ta* Cfic, $120; Transportation, Rgion No. 8, $500; Dutchss Co. Poughkpsi Unit, $250; Ltchworth Villag, $200; Kings Park Sut u*- pital, $1,000; Wstchstr Co. Tarrrtown Unit, $3i; Grn avn Cofr«C. tioual Facility, $100; Albany Dpacimnt of Stat, $100; N.Y. Rhab. Uait Education Dpartmnt, $64.65; DOT -^Rgion No. 1, $253: DOT N«1 Watrford Shop, SiO-, Transportdo* Albnay. Mats Offic. OC. by th chaptr prsidnt. Sh said that many forms hav bn rcivd with a corroborativ sign 5 5 o M PS s» on Ou ai a 09 vo

4 00 «& s n T3 V w s tfn him. fi: u Q C s u c; u Piiii. FRE ^ FLES This was writtn on th first annivrsary of th dath of Battalion Chif Bill insdal. At th tim of th fir, th doubl-parkd cars at th scn wr so bad that companis couldn't gt through. Th trucks and th ngins, which h dspratly ndd, couldn't gt to Last night, with this in mind, rturnd to th scn at just about th hour of th ftr a yar ago. Almost car for car, th sam situation prvaild in front of th building. No truck could hav mad it last night. An ngin would hav had to us a 50- foot lngth to hook up. Total cars doubl-parkd in th thrblock lngth of th strt: 75. Th last tim wnt up thr, which was a fw months ago, th numbr was 86. Th prcinct s th 44th. Th Polic Dpartmnt s Nw York City. Th Commissionr's nam is Murphy. May Bill Rinsdal rst in trnal pac. On March 19, 1966, whil turning out of quartrs and rsponding to a fals alarm. Firman Robrt Smulln hoppd up to th rig, lost his balanc and was crushd to dath btwn th back of th tractor and th dg of th turntabl. Commissionr Lowry, who had rcntly bn appointd, was dirctd by Mayor Lindsay to institut a fals-alarm campaign on radio and tlvision. n connction with that ffort, was nvitd to show som of th footag had takn and, on th day of th mting in Tom ubbard's offic, brought 10 cans of film, ach containing 2,400 ft of original film. t covrd a span of 10 yars and a fw drops of swat, and mayb a drop of blood hr and thr, too. t was turnd ovr to th chif in charg of community rlations at th tim, who in turn dlivrd it to WNYC-TV for scrning, cutting and gnral diting. Thr wr to b 30-scond and on-minut spots on various TV stations. To financ th projct, a grant from th Shll Foundation was applid for. Th grant nvr cam though and th projct nvr got off th ground. A yar latr, wondring why havn't hard somthing about th film, lookd into th mattr and found that th film had vanishd into thin air. A two-prongd invstigation was launchd by Commissionr Lowry and conductd first by community rlations and thn by th fir marshal's offic. n ach cas, th film^ was tracd to WNYC-TV and stoppd thr. Th rsult of cours was 10 yars of work and 24,000 ft of film down th pol hol. Mor unfortunat, to my way of thinking, for want of a fw lousy thousand bucks, th campaign against fals alarms nvr matrializd and firfightrs continud to di whil rsponding to thm. writ of this mattr basically to put to rfit som wild storis hav ncountrd as mak my rounds and mt my many good frinds around th Job. This is ntndd to put to rst, ono and for all, any infrnc, no mattr how slight, that th Pir Dpartmnt was in any mannr nglignt. Thy wr not and am compltly satisfid that such is th caa. TV stations rciv thousands of ft of film vry day and, knowing how thy oprat, can prtty wll imagin what happnd. Aftr thy didn't har from anyon for a numbr of months, thy ithr shovd it into a vault (whr it may still b rposing for all w know) or thy simply "dp sixd" it as most stations do in such cass. Truthfully, it was a tough ball gam to los, and T admit had to swallow hard for a fw days. But thos things happn and that's part of th gam. You can, thrfor, undrstand that flt mor than a littl nostalgia whn, a fw wks ago, happnd to s a spot on TV showing a trmndously dramatic scn of a woman trappd in a burning apartmnt. t was part of th vry sam anti-falsalarm campagin that th Commissionr had so badly wantd to institut. t is now off and running thanks to $5,000 ach from th UFOA and UFA, plus $10,000 from Th Association for a Bttr Nw York. Th thm: "Don't Mak a ard Job ardr." Th prsntation is trrific and vry imprssiv and dramatic. PKL Advrtising nc. is handling th tchnical nd. Th committ which got it going was mad up of Commissionr Robrt O. Lowry; Michal J. Dontzin, Coun- As a Nw York Civil Srvic mploy, your crdit at Avco is rjc^d^ Avco Financial Srvics rcognizs that Civil Srvic prsonnl.in Nw York ar classifid in a ' "prfrrd" crdit catgory. This is bcaus of th xcllnt crdit rcord that th Nw York mploys as a whol hav stablishd. And it mans you can apply for an Avco loan fr of many of th ligibility rquirmnts imposd by othr lnding institutions. Crdit unions want an accumulation of mony in your account bfor you'r ligibl for a loan: Som lndrs want prsonal proprty as collatral. Othrs put you through a mil of rd tap bfor your loan application is procssd. All Avco asks is that you hav a good crdit rcord. That is, you pay your bills. f you do, and you nd mony, a phon call or visit to your local Avco Financial Srvics offic will gt you up to $1400. As an mploy of th Nw York Civil Srvic, your crdit is prfrrd at Avco Financial Srvics. Chck th phon dirctory for th offic narst you. Thn call or stop by, soon. W9 M i w in (/i«9mploy^$ ol th9 Nw York Civil SnicB, 'AVCO FNANCAL SERVCES OF NEW YORK, NC. inyuu. al to th Mayor; Robrt A. Russll; Knnth. Strauas; Frdric Paprt; Mr. Rudln; UFOA prsidnt Glmmlr: UFA prss rlations man John J. O'Sullivan, and FDNY prss chif Paul O'Brln Congratulations to all on A monumntal, vry worthwhil and vry dramatic ffort. Too lad it had to b 90 long in coming. Sitting this on out on th sidlins, cannot hlp but xprinc a sns of dfat and, in turn, can only jot down th words of Maud Mullr, who wrot in 1856: "For of all sad words of tongu or pn, th saddst ar ths: "t might hav bn!" On th happy sid for a chang, and bcaus so many firfightrs go thr, am plasd to not that Ehring's Tavrn at 228 Wst 231st St., just wst of Broadway, s now opn with thr tims th formr capacity for gusts. 'm always happy to go thr bcaus 'm practically crtain to mt at last on or two firmn. Bhind th bar is a fiv-gallon br stin 38 inchs high which was th prsonal proprty of Kaisr Wllhlm. t was givn to th original Ehrlng for $100 and a bottl of scotch on condition that it nvr b sold. Th mnu and th motto maks you fl good insid. "Good Food, Good Drinks" and "Gmutlichktt." And what a mnu! Saurbratn Mit Kartoffl Kloss... Konigsbrgr Klopps Mit Kaprnsoss... Kasslr Rlppschn... Jumbo Schwinshaxn... Two Pound Kalshax... und vat br! Wast no tim... gt up thr for lunch or dinnr... you'll lov it. f you smll smok, don't worry. t will b a coupl of firmn "putting out th big on" at th bar! This story was hld up for lack of spac but dsrvs tlling. t is about Capt. Jams J. Whitny of Rscu 3 who, with his troops, rolld to "St. Nicholas Av. and 178th St. for a fir in a manhol. Thr was a larg hos into th hol through which air was bing pumpd to a man working 10 ft down. On th strt, suddnly a propan gas cylindr brok, and as th motor on th fan ignitid th gas, instad of air, th victim in th hol now had fir. Upon arrival, wasting no tim, xtinguishrs vr usd to dous th fir. Not worrying about th fact that th propan could asily ignit again. Captain Whitny dov into th manhol aftr th victim. Tying th rop around th victim, h followd th body up and droppd with propan poisoning. Th victim did within an hour. Th Captain ndd up n th hospital. Just gos to show, whn w say "magnificnc," w say FDNY. Th gratst prid is in th dangr! Elctrical Engrs. Nin of th 66 candidats for promotion to assistant lctrical nginr, xam 1575, hav bn dmd not qualifid according to th trms of th announcmnt. Applications wr accptd in April. Prssmn Judgd Forty-thr of th 142 applicants for prssman (cylindr prss), xam 1151, hav bn dclard unqualifid by th Dpartmnt of Prsonnl. Mch. Positions Among Nw City* Promo. Sris August promiss to b a busy month for promotional candidats going aftr titls rquiring mchanical skills, according to th City Prsonnl Dpartmnt. ^ Six of th tn titls st to clos filing this month involv mchanical background for th initial titl of ligibility. Excpt for signal maintainor which has an Aug. 8 cutoff all ths positions will nd filing on Aug. 22. Among th mchanical skills group ar auto machinist, auto mchanic, boilr inspctor, forman, furnitur maintainr, and forman of signals. An alphabtical list of th August promotional list, togthr with salary and rquirmnts, appars blow: Administrativ auditor of accounts in th Offic of th Comptrollr pays $13,100 and ovr; ncumbnts as suprvising auditor of accounts may fil. Auto machinist in various City agncis pay $7.58 an hour; incumbnts in appropriat auto- ^ motiv titls may fil. Auto mchanic in various City agncis pays $7.58 an hour; incumbnts as machinist's hlpr will nd diivr's licns bfor filing. Boilr inspctor in th ousing & Dvlopmnt Administration pays $9,500; ncumbnts as inspctor of low prssur boilrs may fil; Prry trminal suprvisor in th Transportation Administration pays $15,076; incumbnts as dckhand or laborr may fil; Forman furnitur maintainr in th Municipal Srvics Administration pays $6.05 an hour; incumbnts as furntiur maintainr, including spcialitis as finishr, mtal work, upholstry or woodwork, may fil; Forman-signals in th ^ Transit Authority pays $12,623; incumbnts as signal maintainr may fil. Snior housing tllr in th ousing Authority pays $6,900; incumbnts as housing may fil. tllr Snior invstigator n various City agncis pays $8,700; incumbnts as invstigator may fil. Signal maintainr in th Transit Authority pays $25 t an hour; incumbnts as maintalnr's hlpr and signal maintalnr's hlpr may fil. Piling nformation s dscribd undr "Whr to Apply" on pag 15 of Th Ladr. Fir, Polic Night At Yank Stadium Th Nw York Yanks ar sponsoring a "firmn-policmn" night at Yank Stadium on Thursday night, Aug. 10. Firfightrs and policmn who dntify thmslvs with thir badgs at on of th main gats will b offrd a 50-cnt rduction pr tickt for thmslvs and thir partis. No advanc arrangmnts ar iicssary. Th tickts ar for rsrvd sats that normally sll for $3.00.

5 Fir Contracfs mpass Endd Final agrmnt aftr lngthy contract talks is xpctd this wk btwn th city and th Uniformd Fir Officrs Assn. and th Uniformd Firfightrs Assn. Th UFA, whos mmbrship approvd th proposd pact Jan. 5, hops to iron out contract languag and minor points with th City's Offic of Labor Rlations and hav th contract signd in tim for firfightrs to bgin rciving nw salary and rtroactiv paymnts in th payroll of Aug. 18. Captain Raymond Gimmlr, prsidnt of th UPOA, said that th fir officrs contract should w b rady to b maild to th mmbrship for a vot by midwk. # "W'r vry, vry clos to finalizing," Gimmlr said at Ladr prsstim on Friday. "Th rmaining points to b clard up ar not of any major consqunc, but bcaus of th lngth of tim lapsd sinc th start of th bargaining, som nw problms hav com up." Th Board of Collctiv Bargaining last wk rmovd th major obstacl in th talks by rsrving dcision on th qustion of including parity and diffrntial clauss in th contracts. t notd in its intrim dcision, howvr, that firfightrs will rciv th Sc^m pay as patrolmn undr th proposd pact and that th salaris of firmn and fir liutnants would continu at a 3.0 to 3.9 ratio. Maximum salary lvls undr th proposd contracts would b, as of nxt Jan. 1, $21,450 for fir captains, $18,590 for fir liutnants and $14,300 for firmn. Th UFOA and th UFA had brought th issu bfor th OCB, charging that th; city had rngd on a promis to hav th parity and diffrntial clauss writtn into thir contracts. Th city dnid th charg and rfusd to rduc th traditional rlationships to writing for far of bing bound in a "parity spiral" among th uniformd srvics. Th Board in ffct dclard th point moot for th duration of th contracts, both of which run from Jan. 1, 1971 to Jun 30, 1973, saying that "w hav no rason to bliv th pay rlationships thus stablishd will or should b changd during th lss than on yar that rmains of th currnt contract trms." Gimmlr said that this was th assuranc that th UFOA had wantd. Th Board has postpond dciding whthr parity clauss may b writtn into contracts "in viw of th sriousnss of th issus prsntd, th complxity of th lgal qustions involvd, and th rlvanc of th yt-to-b compltd contracts of othr intrrlatd groups." ycyjf.v-' "A ^fr.'^^yx.^ DSCUSS ATC ACT Rp. Edward. Koch (D.-L., N.Y.) and Nw York City Transit Patrolmn's Bnvolnt Assn. prsidnt John T. May mt last wk to discuss action on.r , introducd by Koch to amnd th atch Act and rstor th riffht to political activity for thousands of municipal and fdral mploys. Last wk th 33-yar old law was hld unconstitutional by a thr judg panl of th U.S. District Court as binj: too va^u and broad in ts prohibition a«rainst political activity by govrnmnt mploys. Th ruling is xpctd to b appald by th govrnmnt to th U.S. Suprm Court. " Buffalo'~^Buffalo^ "Buffalo^ Court Rporting - Machin Civil Srvic Opportunitis No prior Shorthand or Typing ncssary Court Rportr-aring Rportr Classs now forming. Placmnt Assistanc for graduats For nformation without obligation A frm brochur CALU Stnographlc lnst. of W.N.Y. Shorthaj nc. TA Rady To ir Stationary Enginr At Ladr prsstim, th Transit Authority rlasd word of on vacancy for stationary nginr, ndd immdiatly. Rquirmnts spcify having a stationary nginr's licns and a rfrigration licns, both of ths issud by th City. Salary varis by shift, offring $6.35 hourly on wkdays, progrssivly, mor on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. oliday pay is doubl. Thos mployd by th TA rciv fr transit passs plus othr bnfits. ntrstd prsons wr urgd to visit TA adquartrs at 370 Jay St., Brooklyn, to scur an application. CTY ELCBLE5 EXAM NO OSPTAL CARE NVESTGATOR This list of liglbls was stablishd Aug-. 3 aftr training and xprinc valuations of th 1,850 opn comptitiv applicants who fild in April. Salary is $8,300, No % 1 arold Mondshln, arry Sobl, William F Pllgrino, Edwin M David, Morris Skolnick, Patrick J Santor, Flornc Mranus, Thomas A Prry, Alma D Frdrick, Ethl P Falson, Michal V Montmurro, Dorothy Wbr, Shrwood C King, Flornc Lsny, Edith O Ray, Jssi M Gillum, Dal Rosn, Alyc R Edwards, Minni G Boui. 21 Mlvyn M Arroyo, Albrt Encols, Molly Wild, Rooco M Falson, yacinth G Bra, Marqutta Tyns, Sandra Damari, iram Castro, Anni M Lttlow, ctor A Nazario, Albrt Encols, Julia M Costllo, Estll Flischr, Daisy S Martin, Lyim Ehlrs, sla M Gomz, Esthr M McFaddn, Richard D Purcll, Dumas F Ransom, Mary E Brry. 41 Clair O Wlls, Charls E Jons, Evlyn Boyd, Babtt D Spatz, Mari V Lvoci, Lonni W Plant, Edward Martin, Robrt Apruzzs, Cbrittia Jnkins, Esthr Rubin, Robrt Piltch, Olna Sxton, Elanor L Porman, arvy Fldmir, Stphn Davis, Alonzo D Bussy, Wardwll Lo, Virgia Kimbrough, Oliv W Brumsy, Lssi M all. 61 Saul Ortiz, Banni L olloway, Paul Chang, Gorg Pool, Jams F Moor, Norman Rubinstin, John A Nary, Carl Gray, Jams J Fallon. arritt- E Taylor, Odssa Watts, Damayantl Dua, Rosmary G McMahon, Glnda J Ric, Edward inton, Mildrd L Williams. Bnito Antonin, Ethl Stin. Robrt L Riddick, Elba J Millt. (To B Continud) [" "TSTSCOO"' "J Equiv. Cours ^ 5 Wks $60 Complt bjr om Studf or ia vning cliuss. Prpar you for xam lading to a Stat issud igh" Diploma. FREE PL Robrts Schools, Dpt. L, S7 W««t S7Mi St.. Jobs Top City Rostr For August; Add Two Bilingual Posts Th titl of lctrician hads th City's opn-comptitiv fild of jobs facing an Aug. 22 dadlin. Currntly opn: 34 vacancis. Othrs sharing that dadlin ar: boilr makr, Exam No. 2052; suprvising human rsourcs spcialist. Exam No. 2013; suprvising human rsourcs spcialist, manpowr dvlopmnt, Exam No. 2012; and tlvision camraman. Exam No Svral opn-continuous titls ar also availabl: incom maintnanc clrk; stnographr; typist, and vtrinarian. With th xcption of th clrk jobs, candidats must fil in prson. Bilingruai Option Th human rsourcs posts prsnt th choic of a bilingual tst if fiv prcnt of thos filing indicat such a prfrnc. Boilr makr and camraman fac a prformanc tst whil lctrician applicants will tak a qualifying writtn xam Spt. 30. Th opn-comptitiv prospcts for August includ: Boilr Makr ($7.28 hourly): Ndd to qualify is fiv yars of rlvant xprinc; thr vacancis ar rportd. Clrk - ncom Maintnanc ($5,200): Thr ar no fonnal rquirmnts to qualify; application priod nd Aug. 11. Elctrician ($7.95 pr hour): Ndd to qualify is fiv yars of prtinnt paid xprinc. Stnographr ($5,600): Thr ar no formal rquirmnts to qualify, this titl is opn continuously. Walk-ins will b ad- Prpar Now For Your ^ l O S C O O / Jfr ^t^kff Equivalncy DPLOMA Cours This N.Y. Stat di- ^ k A ^ ploma is th lgal quivalnt»# graduation from a 4-yar igh School. t is valuabl to non-gradualt of igh School for: A- Employmnt 4r Promotion Advancd Edu.:ation Training it Prsonal Satisfaction Our Spcial ntnsiv 5-Wli Cours prpars for official xams conductd at rgular intrvals by N.Y. Stat Dpt. of Education. ENROLL NOW! Classs Mt N MANKATTAN, Moo. & Wd., 5:30 or 7:30 P.M. N JAMACA. Tus. ft Thurs., 5:45 or 7:45 P.M. SPECAL SAT. MORNNG CLASSES NOW FORMNG Phon or Writ for nformation Phon: GR DELEANTY NSTTUTE 115 E. Si St.. Manhottaa f1-01 Mrrick Blvd.. Jamaico L ir^jfi i: J TEERAN ministrd. Suprvising human rsourcs spcialist ($12,500): Ndd to qualify ar a baccalaurat plus thr yars of prtinnt xprinc. Suprvising: human rlations spcialist - manpowr dvlopmnt ($12,500): Ndd to qualify ar th sam rquirmnts as abov. Tlvision camraman ($8,- 250): Ndd to qualify ar a high school diploma plus on yar of prtinnt xprinc. Typist ($5,200): Thr ar no formal rquirmnts to qualify; this titl is opn continuously. Vtrinarian ($11,850): Ndd to qualify ar a Stat licns plus prtinnt xpi'inc. Fishr Appointd Arnold R. Fishr, of amilton, has bn appointd to th Council of th Stat Agricultural and Tchnical Collg at Morrisvill for a trm nding July 1, To Bridg Authority Louis T. San Giacomo, or Cornwall, has bn appointd to th Nw York Stat Bridg Authority for a trm nding Fb. 1, succds Samul Trwilligr, of Nwburg, whos trm had xpird. Thr is no salary. Do You Nd A igh School Equivaloncy Diploma^^ for civil srvic for prsonal satisfaction 6 Wks Cours Approvd bf N.Y. Stat Educatioc. Dpt. Writ or Phon for nformation Eastrn School AL Broadway, NY 3 (at 8 St) Plas writ m fr about th igh School Equivalncy class. Nam - Addrss Boro T Y P E W R T E R S MMEOS ADDRSSES. STfNOTYPS STNOORAPS for SMU rant. t.ooo tli«rs. L A D D E R S Low-Low Prics ALL LANGUAGES TYPEWRTER CO. lac. lit W. 23 St. (W. «tll Av*.) NY. NV Clsa SCOOL DRECTORY MONROE NSTTUTE BM COURSES Spcial PREPARATON FOR CVL SliRVCE TESS, Switchboard. NCR Bookkping machin..s EQUVALENCY. Day & Ev Classs. BAST TREMONT AVE. & BtJSlON RD.. BRONX K EAST FORDAM ROAD. BRONX Approvti! lor VtU mu torntm Artd N.Y. 0«pt. of Bduc^*om. muliniiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiuiiiiuiiniuiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiim GOURMETS GUDE PERSAN TALAN AMERCAN 45NC 44T ST NEW YORK s No. 1 COCKTAL LOUWM FOR FRE UORS O'OEURES LUNCEON DNWM cn C/5 P» n n o w 9 on CU B C on c 03 to

6 P PS S r n g M c f6 (B» c OP c CO VO L i E A - D E B. AmcM'ta'^a WMrgst Wkly tor Public Etnploya Mmbr Audit Burau of Circulations Publishd vry Tusday by LEADER PUBLCATONS. NC. Publishing Offic: 669 Atlantic Strt, Stamford. Conn asinss & Editorial Offic: 11 Warrn Strt, Nw York, N.Y BEckman Bronx Offic: th Strt, ironx. N.Y Jrry Finklstin, Piibfisfcr Paul Kyr, Editor Marvin Baxly, Excutiv Editor Kill Kjllbrg, City Editor Barry L Coyn, Assistant Editor N.. Magr, Businss Managr. Advrtisin Rprsntativs: ALBANY ^ Josph T. Biiw 303 So. Manning Blvd.. V KNGSTON, N.Y. Charls Andrws 239 Wall St.. FEdral pr copy. Subscription Pric: $3,602 to mmbrs of th Civil Srvic Employs Association. $7.00 to non-mmbrs. TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1972 CSEA's Nw Rcruits CONGRATULATONS to th Civil Srvic Employs Assn. on th compltion of anothr spctacular mmbrship driv. This yar th organization gaind mor than 9,000 nw rcruits undr its canopy. This numbr, addd to th nw mmbrs last yar, mans that mor than 25,000 public mploys within th past twlv months hav com to shar in th bnfits of affiliation with CSEA, which alrady is composd of 200,000- plus mmbrs. n ths days of big businss and big govrnmnt, it s important that labor hav an qually influntial voic n th running of this stat and of this nation. Just as th major political partis rprsnt a composit of th various sgmnts of th population, so dos th Civil Srvic Employs Assn. rprsnt a wid rang of popl: From th tip of Long sland to th shors of Lak Eri, laborrs and whit-collar workrs shar in th fruits of th motto, "n unity thr is strngth." n a dmocracy, th mor participants th gratr th insuranc for fair tratmnt for all. Qustitonj Answrs Q. 'm startins: my own sllinsr businss and my wif will b working: as my mploy. f pay hr a salary, ar hr arnings covrd undr social scurity? A. No. This is considrd family mploymnt and is not covrd by social scurity. Q. Aftr working: for narly 30 yars, can fl myslf slowing down physically in th last fw yars. ow srious a disability must hav to gt monthly social scurity disability paymnts? A. For social scurity purposs, you ar considrd disabld if you hav a svr physical or mntal condition which kps you from doing any kind of substantial work and which is xpctd to last a yar or longr. Q. 'm a hommakr. 'v nvr workd outsid my hom xcpt last summr whn worud in a frind's stor. Could gt a rfund on my social scurity contributions from that job? A. No, Social scurity contributions cannot b rfundd. But tli work crdits rmain on your rcord; and, if you tak anothr job, covrd by social scurity, you'll continu to build your social scurity protction. Q. 'm a farm workr. travl and work in svral narby Stats, but 'm not part of a farm crw. rport to th Stat Employmnt Offic in ach ara to gt my work. ow much do hav to mak bfor my mployrs must rport my wag.v for social scurity? A. Each mployr must rport your wags and snd in th social scurity contributions if h paid you cash wags of $150 or mor during a calndar yar or if you workd for 20 or mor days for him during th yar for cash wags of any amount figurd on a tim basis rathr than on a pic-rat basis. Q. My sistr's 17-yar-old daughtr did last January following a car accidnt. Sh had a social scurity numbr and had workd part tim at a driv-in for narly 2 yars. Could hr mothr gt a social scurity dath bnfit toward hr daughtr's funral xpnss? A. t's possibl. A prson who dis in his tns or arly twntis nds only six quartrs of covrag, about 1! i yars of work undr social scurity, for a dath bnfit to b payabl. Your sistr should call any social scurity offic for mor nformation. Don't Rpat This! (Continud from Pag 1) ploys of stat and local govrnmnts whos salaris ar paid in whol or in part with fdral funds. Th largst groups of stat and local govrnmnt mploys who may not ngag in political acti\«itis bcaus of atch Act provisions ar thos mployd by various wlfai agncis and by housing and slum claranc authoritis. Th prospct that "atchd" mploys, to us th common dscription of thos who ar barrd by that statut from political activitis, may rgain thir political rights rsults from a dcision last wk by a thi-judg fdral court holding that th statutory dfinition of political activitis is too vagu and uncrtain to b nforcabl. Sinc th dcision was handd down by a thr-judg panl, an appal f takn would go dirctly to th Unitd Stats Suprm Court. Controvrsial ssu Th right of public mploys to ngag in political activitis has long bn a controvrsial issu. As far back as 1892, in a cas known as McAuliff v. City of Nw Bdford, Justic Olivr Wndll olms, thn a judg of th Massachustts Suprm Court, ruld on a cas involving a formr polic officr who was dismissd from th forc for having ngagd in political soliciting and canvassing. n upholding th dismissal of th policman, Justic olms, in his typical plgrammatical styl, wrot that th policman "may hav a constitutional right to talk politics, but h has no constitutional right to b a policman." olms laboratd on this thsis as follows: "Thr ar fw mploymnts for hir n which th srvant dos not agr to suspnd his constitutional rights of fr spch, as wll as of idlnss, by th implid trms of his contract. Th srvant cannot complain, as h taks mploymnt on trms which ar offrd him." A numbr of rcnt judicial dcisions hav followd th olms formulation with rspct to policmn in holding that a mmbr of a polic forc is inligibl to run as a candidat for lction to a local school board, for xampl. n 1947 th Unitd Stats Suprm Court uphld th atch Act on grounds also similar to th doctrin xprssd by Justic olms. owvr, th District Court last wk took th position that th law suit bfor th court did not qustion th powr of Congrss to pass such a law, but whthr th provisions of th Act which dfind th prohibitd conduct wr clar and dfinit. By a 2-1 vot, this Court hld that th dfinition of such conduct was "ambiguous and unsatisfactory." What movd th Court to this conclusion was th fact that th atch Act. in dfining prohibitd conduct. ncorporats by rfrnc a whol sris of dcisions handd down by th Fdral Civil Srvic Commission btwn 1886 and 1940, According to Judg Grhard A. Gtsll, who wrot th majority opinion, ths dcisions prmittd disciplinary action against an mploy who bt on an lction, or mad disparaging rmarks about th Prsidnt, or assrtd "unsubstantiatd facts about th an- (Gontinud on Pag 7) liiiinminniiititiiiiiirmtniiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiniiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Civil Srvic Law & You By RCARD GABA friiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^ Mr. Gaba is a mmbr of th firm of Whit, Walsh and Gaba, P.C., and chairman of th Nassau County Bar Association Labor Law Committ. Fair Labor Standards Act Whn th Fair Labor Standards Act was first passd during th Dprssion ra, it covrd only crtain mploys in th privat sctor. Th FLSA sts minimum standards in wags, hours and working conditions for mploys covrd by th Act. Th numbr of mploys in th privat sctor protctd by th FLSA was gradually xtndd ovr th yars. n 1966 th Congrss amndd th law, ffctiv Fb. 1, 1967, to bring crtain mploys in th public mploymnt sctor undr th umbrlla of th Act. ncludd undr th^ xpandd covrag ar mploys of a stat or political subdivision of a stat, mployd by a public hospital, institution, school or carrir. Morovr, crtain fdral mploys wr addd, including fdral wag board mploys whos compnsation must b fixd and adjustd in accordanc with prvailing wag rats, mploys of naval facilitis whos wags ar stablishd to conform with thos in th immdiat vicinity, and mploys in non-appropriatd fund instrumntalitis of th armd forcs, such as post xchangs. Th main thrust of th Act sts minimum wags for workrs and a maximum workwk of 40 hours. An mploy who works in xcss of 40 hours pr wk is ntitld to rciv V'2 tims his normal hourly rat of compnsation. N A RECENT dcision, a contract btwn a local unit of th CSEA and a sanitation district was prsntd to th court for intrprtation as to a particular sction throf which rquird th mployr to pay th diffrnc btwn an agrd $500 pr mploy allowanc for insuranc prmiums and th sum actually committd to b paid for such insuranc prmiums and picking up any incras in th Blu Cross-Blu Shild chargs. Th court hld in favor of th CSEA in dciding that th contract was vry clar in that th 'sanitary district had to pay th diffrnc in Blu Cross-Blu Shild prmiums to th xtnt that th $500 allowanc in th contract had not bn xpndd. Although th procding was startd pursuant to Articl 78 of th Civil Practic Law and Ruls, th court tratd it as an action for a dclaratory judgmnt rlying on th substanc of th cas rathr than th: form in which it was prsntd. On of th dfnss raisd by th rspondnt was that thr was lgislativ action rquird bfor any additional sums could b xpndd for Blu Cross and Blu Shild and that th court did not hav it within its powr to dirct action by th Board of Commissionrs. Th court hld that no such lgislativ action was involvd or rquird. Th rspondnts ntrd th collctiv bargaining agrmnt providing for th paymnt of insuranc prmiums within a crtain limit. No furthr action was rquird of thm. Nassau Chaptr, CSEA v. Lorbr, t al. (Nassau County Suprm Court 6/21/72). J. May Namd To U. N. Panl John T. May, prsidnt of th Transit Patrolmn's Bnvolnt Association, was among nin rprsntativs appointd by Prsidnt Nixon last wk to tak part in a Unitd Nations program for th prvntion of crim and th tratmnt of offndrs. May, most dcoratd patrolman on th 3,200-mmbr Transit Polic Forc, and th othr appoints will srv until Dc. 31, 1975, as liaison with th Gnral Assmbly's ntrnational Pnal and Pnitntiary Commission. Th similar groups of xprts from ach mmbr nation will mt to study qustions of spcial mportanc in dvising and formulating programs for ln«trnational action in th fild Nam Esworthy Formr Blnghamton Mayor Josph W. Esworthy has bn appointd to th Council of th Stat Univrsity of Nw York at Blnghamton for a trm nding July 1, succds William Lyons, whos trm in th unsalarid post had xpird. Daily to UMC Dr. Louis E. Daily, oz Norwich, has bn rappointd to th Council of th Upstat Mdical Cntr of Stat Univrsity of Nw York at Syracus for a trm nding July 1, Thr s no salary. of th prvntion of crim and th tratmnt of offndrs. An intrnational congrss will b convnd by th Unitd Nations to mak rcommndations to th Scrtary-Gnral and adopt rsolutions for policy-making bodis.

7 anniniiiiniiiiiiminiiiniiiiitinni y Raymond Gimmlr frtslrfaf. Umtf0rm»J Ffr* Offitrt 4tsa. aliniiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiniiimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiinmumiiiiiwniifiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiin ^ (Th viws xprssd in this column ar thos of th writr»nd ^do not ncssarily constitut th viws of this nwspapr.) Firmn And Politics Possibly th most important conclav in th history of th ntrnational Association of Firfightrs taks plac in Los Angls th wk of August 14. Th 160,000-mmbr laff convns at a tim whn all of organizd labor is mbroild in th qustion of political participation this Prsidntial lction yar. Our union, th Uniformd Fir Officrs Assn., intnds to sponsor a rsolu- Ution which will mandat th laff to tak a stand and ndors a Prsidntial candidat. This union dos not bliv that a labor union should rmain nutral during a yar of grav dcision-making. W will b casting our 2,800 vots (on vot pr local union mmbr, plus 94 collctd proxis) on th sid of political participation. Firfightrs, thir familis and frinds hav a trmndous voting impact. bliv this forc should b unitd, and vntually rcognizd. * * ^ OTER RESOLUTONS that will b prssd by th ^XJFOA includ th following: 1. All laff locals should mov to hav thir hom communitis lgislat to allow rturning vtrans to tak civil srvic xaminations for th position of firfightr on military bass undr qualifid suprvision, with th fdral govrnmnt to provid th minimal funds ndd for such tsting. 2. All firfightrs should commnc action to hav any rstrictions on thir political activitis rmovd, as has finally bn accomplishd in Nw York City aftr 50 yars of tratmnt as scond-class citizns on th qustion of apolitical activitis. 3. All lafp locals should mov to hav thir salaris incrasd to includ hazardous duty pay to partially compnsat th firfightrs for th dangrs thy fac and th suffring thy must ndur. 4. Th laff and th AFL-CO should us all thir influnc to prsuad th fdral govrnmnt not to ujs public mony to support programs that ar trying to circumvnt th civil srvic mrit systm. Govrnmnt administration is most fficint whn opratd continuously by profssionals that ar not rplacd vry tim a nw political #party coms into powr. 5. Th laff should sk to win lgislation that would prohibit a licnsd radio or TV station or ntwork to rfus to accpt a rqust by a duly crtifid laff local to purchas air tim to advrtis thir mssag to th public. Furthrmor, lgislation should b passd to provid fr tim to any laff local that is attackd on radio or TV. * * T SOULD BE notd that th UFOA has had grat difficulty in Nw York York City in acquiring qual tim to rfut unfoundd, unjust statmnts by high city officials on radio and TV. Whn w attmptd to buy air tim to answr ths attacks, many radio stations told us thy would not accpt our advrtismnts, bcaus w wr "controvrsial." This is a prvrsion of th air wavs, which supposdly blong to th popl, and which supposdly dmand qual and fair tratmnt for all. 6. Th laff should us all its powrs and influnc to gain gratr rvnu sharing of th fdral govrnmnt's rsourcs with th citis that so dspratly nd th mony to fulfill thir obligations to srv and to protct thir citizns. < Th UFOA's goal at this convntion is to mak our Country's 160,000 mmbrs th political forc that will hlp dcid th futur of our nation at th national, snatorial, congrssional and local lvls. What gratr forc could thr b than 160,000 organizd firfightrs, thir familis and frinds, rsiding in vry city, villag and town in th U.S.A.? TA Mgmt. Analyst Of th 191 applicants for assistant transit managmnt analyst. 108 wr judgd not qualifid by th Dpt. of Prsonnl. Th rmaining candidats will b rankd on th quality of tliir training and xprinc. Judg Namd Th Govrnor has appointd Gorg G. Brnhard, of Poughkpsl, to fill a nwly cratd post as Dutchss County Family Court Judg. Tli post will b filld on a prmannt basis in th Novmbr lction. 36 Firfightrs To Rtir Don't Rpat TMs! Rtirmnt ordrs for 36 firfightrs wr approvd July 26 by th board of trusts of th Nw York Fir Dpartmnt Pnsion Fund. Effctiv dats of rtirmnt rang from August 1972 to January Rtiring for srvic incurrd disability ar: Captains arold P. Schlir, L. 136; Thomas J. OTiCary, E. 23; Jams J. Witt, E Marin Enginr Charls A. Sha, Marin 9. Firmn First Grad Gotfrd G. Gundrsn, LSS, D.O. No. 13; Jams agan, Jr., L. 120; Robrt M. O'anlon, L. 41, Wilbur. Day, L. 51. Rtiring for non-srvic incurrd disability with b Captain Prank J. Tucci, E. 259 and th following Firmn First Grad: Josph S. Ruffino, 52nd Batt.; Arthur W. Schlorb, Amb. 3; Frd Nlson, LSS, D.O. 15; Gorg. Saur, Jr., E. 275; Thomas P. Coady, E Rtirmnts for srvic wr grantd th following mn: Captains John M. Lahy, 1st Dlv.; nry C. Blak, Sq. 5; William J.E. ubn, LSS, Div. of Fir Fr.; Charls. Rhwinkl, L. 21; Edward F. Rldr, E. 55. Liutnants Eugn V. aly, E. 90; Jams P. Tralnor (1), L. 50; rving Widrllght, L. 47; nry A. Sharp. Div. of Train.; Ralph J. Alfiri, E. 38. Acting Liutnant Abraham L. rshkowitz, Div. of Fir Prv. Firmn First Grad John Poggioll, D.O. 7; Laurano R. Sanchz, E. (Advrtismnt) 41. Q. Can my husband, who is mployd by Nw York Stat and covrd by GD through th Stat Dntal Bnfit Plan, purchas a diffrnt dntal program dirctly from GD? Mrs. W.WJ., Watrtown, N.Y. A. Th Nw York Stal Employs Dntal Program Contract with GD runs to April, av your husband contact th businss or prsonnl offic whr h is mployd for th othr information you rqustd. 42. Q. n your GD programs with dductibls, dos th dductibl apply pr prson or pr contract? A. Th GD programs with dductibls, rgardlss of amount, for th most part ar on a pr contract pr calndar yar basis. f individuals only ar covrd, th dductibl is applid on a pr contract basis affcting individual contracts only, sinc thy mak up th ntir group; in groups with individual and dpndnt covrag, thn th dductibl applis on a pr family contract basis, rgardlss of th numbr covrd within th spcific family contract. 43. Q. Dos GD provid for dntal srvics rndrd in th hospital tr at hom? A. Whil ths srvics ar not commonly rndrd, GD's Typ J, K, and L contracts provid dntal srvics rndrd in th hospital (ncluding ansthsia) in connction with xtractions and fractur&s. Similarly, in xtrm mrgncy, palliativ tratmnt by th dntist at th patint's hom is covrd. 44. Q. Dos th GD plan provid tar consultations? A. Ys. A $20 schduld allowanc for consultation with a dntal spcialist m 240; Patrick Bonnr; D.O. 10; Raphal J. Andrws, D.O. 6; Anglo Gracl, UBS, 17th Batt, Admin. Aid; Francis B. Mahony, L. 166; Josph Saitta, E. 62; Arthur L. TruflU, LSS, Fir Emr. Div.; arold J. Dooly, Mask Sr. Bn.; Vincnt Carllo, Mask Sr. Un.; Thomas F. Willo, E Firman Eiigibls Dmand Appointmnt Bfor List Expirs Lgal action to gain appointmnt as firmn s plannd by 42 llglbls on th currnt Nw York City firman ligibl list, du to xpir Aug. 20. Th llglbls, who hav formd th Firman Eiigibls Association, all hav highr ratings on th list than th most rcnt appoint from th 10,872-nam list, numbr 6,430, whos scor was This last appointmnt to firman was mad March 18, Robrt J. Oourk, lctd prsidnt of th organization, said th group will prss for appointmnt bfor th list xpirs on th grounds that mmbrs wr unfairly passd ovr for ths rasons: som wr n military srvic whn thir numbrs wr rachd for crtification; som wr not rcrtifid aftr claring up minor mdical dficincis; som who wr not yt 21 yars of ag whn thir numbrs wr rach- (Contfnud from Pag 6) cstry of a candidat." n viw of th charactr of th plaintiffs in this procding, th Court did not rul upon th application of th atch Law to stat and local govrnmnt mploys but only with rspct to fdral mploys. owvr, thr can b no doubt about th ruling of this particular panl had such mploys bn includd among th plaintils. t must also b undrstood, that various stat laws and local ordinancs hav prohibitions against political activitis by public mploys and spcifically with rspct to mmbrs of a polic forc. t may indd b that this ruling of th court will gnrat public discussion about th rights of civil srvic mploys to ngag in political activitis, particularly in light of th fact that public mploymnt is substantially incrasing, with th rsult that an vr-ncrasing group of popl is facd with scond-class citiznship bcaus of prclusion from political activity. d and wr not calld whn thy attaind that ag, and th mdical fils of at last six mn wr allgdly misplacd by th Prsonnl Dpartmnt. Th FJE3.A. stimats that 52 to 55 othr firman llglbls hav bn similarly passd ovr, though thy hav not joind in th lawsuit. ( Advrtismnt) "DENTALLY SPEAKNG!" by MANNNG V. SAACS Vic Prsidnt, Group Rlations Providd as a Dntal Srvic to Radrs of th Tj^^S^wSt^^ by GROUP EALT NCORPORATED ach spcialty fild is covrd by GD, providd that th spcialist dos not rndr th rlatd srvics within thr months. 45. Q. What xtra work s rquird of th mployr in th handling if GD claims? A. For GD groups on an application card basis, th Rmitting Agnt maintains a supply of GD Claim Forms and a Dirctory of Participants for us of subscribrs in th group; ths Rmitting Agnts usually handl qustions rgarding ligibility, marital status, billing, mmbrship, tc. n slf-administrd groups (thos with Group Numbrs pr^ cdd by lttrs DS-), th Rmitting Agnt or Administrator must crtify on th GD Claim Forms, th dat of ligibility of th subscribr or dpndnt at th tim th dntal srvics wr rndrd. n nithr cas can th group or group rprsntativ mak any judgmnt as to GD's liability for srvics rndrd. 46. Q. What data dos GD rquir n ordr to dtrmin th total annual prmium cost f a particular dntal plan? A. Th GD Sals Rprsntativ nds th total numbr of mploys to b covrd, th amount of mployr contiibution, th marital distribution of thos ligibl, as wll as thir ag, salary rang, th natur of th group (typ of businss or profssion), and actual work classifications whn mor than on typ of mploy is to b nrolld. f dntal covrag is currntly providd by anothr carrir, h rquirs th actual bnfits, claims and prmium charg. Aftr rciving such data, th Sals Rp will advis th group of thos plans tor which thy qualify and thir cost. 47. Q. Ar all GD groups xprincratd? A. Unlik most nsuranc carrirs, GD provids covrag to groups with 20 to 49 mploys on a communityratd basis. This mans that thir chargd prmium rats rmain unchangd rgardlss of claims xprinc. Groups of 50 or mor mploys ar xprincratd, i.., thir own actual claims xprinc dictats thir prmium rats. 48. Q. s th GD Board of Dirctors rprsntativ of th community? A. Ys. GD's Board consists of qual numbrs of profssionals and lay mmbrs; th lattr includs rprsntativs of consumr groups, labor and managmnt 49. Q. Ar commissions paid to GD salsmn and chargd to th xpns if th group? A. No. GD, as a nonprofit corporation undr Articl XC of th Stat nsuranc Law, cannot pay commissions to Sals Rprsntativs, brokrs or agnts and thrfor prmiums ar basd on bnfits and administration only. 50. Q. Ar X-rays and charting ncssary for an individual who wishs t«obtain GD covrag? A. No. All ligibl nrolls ar abl to gt bnfits from GD for covrd srvics rgardlss of thir dntal halth. owvr, most popl, aftr first joining th Plan ar anxious to gt a complt xamination, a full st ot X-rays and» charting of th mouth in ordr to find out what, if any, rpairs and srvics ar ndd. Editor't Not0i Mr. tast «a»mo$ ap$ t*upbom* quti$to»t. PitM urnt to bim *«of TE LEADER.

8 CO VO - M - cc WL w Q -< u w (TJ CSEA Prsidnt^ Fildmn Tour Dvastatd Aras n Corning And Elmira Rgion To Survy Damag Wrakd By Flood WENZL TOURS FLOOD RE<jlON. PRESENTS CECK FOR $1,000 r X n rri a pn» OQ s CO vo - N) (Spcial to Th Ladr) ELMRA "You can't know what it's lik until you'v bn hr." That was th way Thodor C. Wnzl, prsidnt of th 200,000-mmbr Civil Srvic Employs Assn., dscribd th scn of dstruction and dsolation h saw aftr travling to this flood-torn rgion to prsnt CSEA's chck to th Rd Cross Distastr Fund for flood victims. "'m struck by th amount of dvastation," th CSEA chif said, "but 'm qually amazd at th gnrosity and kindnss of all th popl hr to on anothr as a rsult of this catastroph." Wnzl said that public mploys, most of whom ar mmbrs of his union, hav "pitchd in and hlpd vryon who is in nd, sharing homs and possssions and gnrally cooprating in vry way thy can. Evryon hr has bn a crdit to his community, but am spcially proud of our mmbrs," Wnzl's tour took him to both Elmira and Corning as wll as surrounding aras. "CSEA's gift of $1,000 is only a tokn gift at this tim," h said. "Our first priority right now must b to our own Wlfar Fund for popl who ar bing pnalizd for supporting CSEA. But sincrly urg all CSEA mmbrs and all citizns of Nw York Stat to snd whatvr thy can to th Rd Cross Disastr Fund, to assist ths popl whil thy ar in nd," Shltrd omlss Popl Wnzl rportd that on ara CSEA fild rprsntativ, Dav Grir of Elmira, had shltrd 21 homlss popl in his own hom. Wnzl spok to many victims of th flood who had lost all thir possssions and thir homs, som vn lft without jobs, ncdura^ ing thm to rbuild thir livs and thir towns. rmindd thm that "for vry concrt donation or contribution thy might rciv, th good wishs and hops of thousands of othr unhard-from popl wr raching out to thm." Wnzl also praisd th "hroic fforts" of mploys of th Stat Dpartmnt of alth who hav contributd to th rstoration of saf living conditions in th flood-ravag^ southrn and wstrn sctions of Nw York Stat. said "particular acclamation should b givn to thos workrs who labord around th clock to allviat th dangrously unsanitary conditions that rsultd from th Making his own prsonal photo rcord of th dvastation {picturs abov and blow), Dr. Wnzl said, "You can't know what it's lik until you'v bn hr.".vprssd amazmnt at th gnrosity and kindnss of th popl to on anothr as a rsult of th catastroph, saying, "/ am spcially proud of our mmbrs." disastrous floods. "Thy bgan working on mrgncy standby whn th first srious thrats wr known and wr availabl to answr qustions from th public, but th ral tst cam whn th floods hit. Tams of nginrs and sanitarians wr on th scn of strickn aras vn whil th floods wr still on th rampag." Praiss Efforts of Employs Th CSEA prsidnt pointd out that it was thir duty to mak sur that public watr supplis wr saf from contamination and to provid potabl watr to thos who ndd it, but thy also had th rsponsibility of inspcting food sourcs, obtaining mdical supplis, prvnting crowd disass, dcontaminating sanitation facilitis, and kping th public informd of th nd to boil unsaf watr and to bwar of othr potntially hazardous situations. "Th fforts of ths couragous mploys aftr th dvastation is of qual significanc to th rsidnts of thos aras who ar trying to rbuild thir homs, villags and towns," Wnzl said. "Th quick work of alth Dpt. prsonnl in spraying floodd aras prvntd potntial insct-carrid disass from sprading, and othr workrs hav bn busy providing ndd mdical and dntal assistanc to aras dprivd of ths ssntials. "By stpping in to provid mrgncy aid and by kping th public informd of th facts and th possibl dangrs of unsanitary conditions," Wnzl said, "ths mploys hav shown in a crisis situation, th out- ) standing ddication and courag that thy ar constantly xhibiting in thir vryday srvic to th public.** Chck for $1,000 is prsntd by Dr. Wnzl, right, on bhalf of CSEA to John ann-a, rgional dirctor of th Rd Cross, to aid in flood rlif. Th CSEA prsidnt pointd out, howvr, that "our first priority right now must b to our own Wlfar Fund for popl who arc bing pnalizd for sup. porting CSEA." urgd individual mmbrs to snd whatvr thy can to th Rd Cross Disastr Fund. Dr. \\'( )i;:l, s( cond from right, gts filld in on th disastr situation from CSLW and lid Cross ladrs at th scn. Fram lft, thy ar CSKA fild rtir(.'iiiit(itirl)arld(iri(r,i((lc'ross rgional dirctor John anna, EU n ira h'( f(i/ niatory and lii iitiini C< ntr chaptr's Rob< rt ok and Jos( ph Trohia, Dr. Wnzl and CSJA ngional fild supi^rvisor Frank Marttllo. Jams Patrick, CSEA rprsntativ of th Corn- John Robyck, a currtion officr at Elmira Ring Polic Dpartmnt, cntr, tlls Dr. Wnzl, tight, of th fforts dpartmnt mploys mad during th mrgncy situation. With thm ar Elmira's John Trohia and CSEA fild suprvisor Frank Martllo. formatory and Rcption Cntr, shows Dr. '< ml som of th intrnal damag suffrd in kitchn of his hom. Th CSEA chif praisf d "hroic «/- forts" of mploytt of Stat Dpartmnt of tuim in rstoring saj living conditions.

9 Clrk, ncom Maint. Eligibls EXAM NO CLERK. NCOME MANTENANCE Group 1 This list of liibls was stablishd July 20, following a writtn xam hld Jun 3 which was takn by candidats. Of th opn comptitiv candidats who applid ^nc May 8 and in tim for th first tst in this titl, which is still opn for subsqunt tsts, 4,000 wr judgrd qualifid and calld for th writtn tst. Of th 2,186 who appard to tak th tst, 366 faild and on withdrw. Salary on appointmnt is $5,200. (Continud from Last Wk) 381 Winifrd M Chatfild, Kvin P O'Donoghu. Mary L Pringl, Audry Johnson. Ruth Prid, Norma Sinkfild, Julia M Prman. rn M Trinlca. Clara T Brown, Sandra S Apfl, Arln P Goldbrg, Thomas V Scott, Michl D Starks, Stuart L Dutsch, Josph S Blmont. Rosmari Russo. Alvin N Moon, Patrina M Cammisa, Eda L Brusa, Christin Vntimiglia. No % 401 Emma Jlls, Prancs A Lodg, Shirly A Gladdn, Gary A Llbskin, Patricia P Lonardo. atti L Jams, Anni Pirstr. Eanna Lacks, ln V Donohu. Anntt Maddux. Marion E Rs. Lortta M Paully. Joan R Santovasco, Yvtt B Mistr, Prn Rilly, William R Gilmor. Carol! J Clstin. Vra Fischr, Sandra Alfaro. Evlyn Stubbs. 421 Alba A Bconl, Lydia Mrcado. Trry M Alvarado, Muril C Schatz, Diana Woodrlff, Clstin Jons, Prank Yats, Anthony J McMahon, Clartta Prson, Esthr Lyons, Norma R Bakr, Douglas A Dluca, ln Zlott, Rn ightowr, Viola Rid, Marian Y Grant, Lonard Britbard, Conrad D Ely, Rosalia Colon, Ethl P Purchak. 441 Dian Suggs, Alma L King, Blanch Saplrstin, Vinod C Patl, Migdalia Molina, Prancs R Whittt, Abraham L Milgrim, Jun D Kohanowitz. Marln O Evans, Lila L Drummond. William P Connolly. Arthur Katz. Anglina J Montanaro, Abby Katz, Shirly Karp. Jssi B Whit, Elva Prsidnt, Shirly A Ulmr, ayd Gonzalz, Francis J Lobasso. 461 Raymond Dmas, Lora L Lawson, Margart Carny. Ruby L Smith. Charmaln Whitfild, Oliv M Sprauv, Lavm B Fimstr, Naomi E Magana, Mahala V olms, Linda A WUliams, Jams B Parham, Shirly Grn, Kith Wston, rlinda G Ramos, Batric Pinando, Mami L Adams, Josphin Ojda, Edward Apont, Alana D Archr, Ann Ests. 481 Angl E Mndz, Dian M Grand, Michal D Stiglitz, Mary P Wyli, atti M Ovrman, Marvin J Gibson, Shirly L Wis, Phillip A Coopr, Sandra V Grant, Elick R Jnnings, Trvor P Christophr, Charls J Mirnda, Shldon Tanowitz, Jams A Ryan Jr, Josph Gould, Myr Zubr, Cathrin Tuckr, Roy L Bonds Sr, Brnard Prz, Santiago Acvdo. No % 501 Robrt Stollr, Evlyn Cartr, Sondra Eisnr. Knnth Shrman, Dlors Walkr, Charlott Drinkard, Vrmnl L Williams, Joan E Gray, Barbara Smjills, rn L Cook, Elanor Simmons, Eula M Martin, Linda J Coopr, Charli Evans, Evlyn S Smalls, Joan M Smith, Linda S arris, Chinloh Pan, Shirly A Jons, Lortta R Dalssandro. 521 Sylvia Fischr, Charln Lwis, Rosa Lovjoy, Mary E Frguson, ^iargurit Johnson, David Jimnz. Floranc B Atkir\son, azl G ouy, Agns E McParlan, Sara G Gasior. Kvin J Conway, Fran S Spctor, Mrcds M Moor, Grard A Dnza, Shirly C Grossman, arrit Prusock, Charls P Ratishr, Norma Whitakr, Robrt A Mc- Grath, Josphin Burgss. 541 Joyc A Filds, Jann K Wil, Jantt Jourdan, Jnny A Wilson, Alln Calloway, Robrt G Wigfall, Chhabl Biswas, Phyllis C Pltz, Shryl B ouy. Daphn D Manning, Ruth Cbok. Btty A Murphy, Dian Princ. Marjori Vital, Ma Kantor, Eliza B Shard, Viola V Rutldg, Dnis A Milligan, Edith Bronnr, Rynaldo V Noso. 561 Marina U Vga, Brnda J Covington, Nlli L Stwart, Ann P Surdak, Luratha Taylor. Dian A Ricart. Ruby G Jams. Marthlln Mayhw, Phyllis L Jons, Alba Angram, Elizabth Spncr. Anita J Shrman, Bojun J Loui, Angl Munoz, Dortha Johnson, Joan D Aguilar, Ruby P Bultron, Ros oos, Mryl Sack, Carlton E udson. 581 Barbara Robinson, Jan Russll, Samul T Farag, Anita B Kofsky, Curtis E Olvrson, Charla E Tarmr. Clifford J Robinson, Elias Cruz, Dorothy V Ritchi, Jan M Quinn, na R Thomas, Alln Collir. Dorothy N Mayfild, Mathw Frtl, Lonard G Stwart, Thomas P Lawlor, Klvin L Alfrd, Elijah Singlton, Ronald Boyd, Elizabth Drayton. No % 601 Ruth Robbins, Blanch A Ollphant, Josphin Santiago. Chryl A Caby. Edward Sacks, Linda Lczk, Jant Undrwood, Edna L Griffin, Mari M Dstln, Elizabth Lipscomb, Prancs E Purvis, Jams E Liddll, Adrinn L Livrpool, Mark Lltwln, Michal D Durso, Larry D arris, Vivian Davis, Linda A Fostr, da Wolk, Nadin Thomas. 621 Emma opkins, Nancy T With, Malva Axl, Jantt Lwis, Gall F Libskind, William A Blndsong, arold Popowitz, May Lain, Susan Pndroff, Ros Sssoms. Parl Wsly, Ethlyn M Jnnings, Lucill Lugo, Shirly M Tylr, Rostta Mrcr, Ros Dlgado, Garland R Bmbry, ln Bacon, Cornlia C Mancuso, Robrt C Rand. 641 Jackln J Goodluck, Maria M Marlnl, Mary P Vandoorn. Shirly G Rivrs, Lsli O olms, Evlyn M igb, Lawrnc Philpot Jr, Jacqulln agin. Cynthia E Caldwll. Dolors Washington, Marfart D Odm. Ctta M Mlvill. Paulin R Williamson. ln O'Nill. Providnc Cohn. Mari E Lavitt, BJarl J Robinson, Evrlanr Smith, Japhus Gray. Jan Spnc. 661 Jan L Trottr. ilda E Williams. Espranza Ricart, Patricia Baily, Lynntt A Rivra, Loulla Wad, Knnth Lawrnc, Brnlc Williams, yman Kastn, Frda Cartr, Brtha E Fablano, Jannl B Armstrong, Anglina Lassitr, Mari B Tanahy, Paula E Walkr, Ethl Chauncy. Maritta Johnson, Sandra J Ballard. Emiliano Rolon, Sarah Solomon, 681 Jssi M Robrts, Mark Cartr, Godfry opkins, Dvni Tisdal, Poy Y Lau, Carmn Ngron, Charls Plasants, Erroll M Glovr, Dnnis Ruiz, Marcla R Ganz, Liana G Castro, Joyc Brooks, Dlors M Frazir, Ros Ciccollla, Laurn Colman, Mildrd Barlow, Nancy S arts, Ralph D all, Sandra J Payn, Patricia Crawford. No % 701 Michal L Ttumpo, Bnlta P Dmsa, Louis Popls, Grtrud nslr, Estll Nathan, Mason L Princ, Josph L Bivins, Rafil all Jr, Robrt L Gillyard, Jrry A Banasinskl, Jrom R Christian, Etborah E Ellis, Dorothy Nlson, Uril A Quaily, Sara rshkovitz, Fay Polltan, Dorothy A Grn, Marina Prado, Claudia Y Powll, Tamara A Bakr. 721 Gloria G Blu, Ula P Chappll, Janic D Stphnson, Vronica R Bui, Lydia L Dnnis, Dborah Rdr, Ros M Sally, Ed3rth E Matza, Lstr Stm, Christin Jons, Wilhlmlna Carrington, Raymond Naar, Naomi Glovr, Ann Ostrovsky, Danil Lattnr, Ana E Gal, Jonathan Fridland, Doris J Eason, Anthony V lannaccon, Ros C Gonzalz. 741 Flornc E Marclal, Stlla J Bartash, Claudtt rbrt, Marilyn G Bayns, Amlia M Pinch, annah Eagl, Flornc Pachco, Jams F Tortora, Ros Bassman, John M Braun, Barbara Nwsom, Carol E Brumsy, Margart Schwartz, Mary R Tarpy, Vardll E Wilson, Ollia Simmons, Antonia B arwood, Bmio Biggs, Robrt C Dlngott, Virginia Saimdrs. 761 Valri arris, Savannah Nanc, Bonni J Bruc, Gorgiana Kinnon, oward Abrahams ETva Blackman, Anita Eignr, RochU Puttrman, Elizabth Klly, Cornlia V Wilson, Tlta Edlstln, Cynthia Gomz, Willi M Patlllo, Palmira Torrs, Sharon S Plrson, Batric Brnstin, Carlos Smtos, Prancs L All, William Rys, Jorg Rodriguz. 781 Chryl Swtt, Mary E Evans, Carmn N Pamlas, Paulin Callndr, Elba P olnss, Gladys V Canty, Miriam C Andyar, Jan Brir, Awilda Cruz, Patricia D Bastian, Syd A Quadri, Marion C Bldso, Nina Pollard, Mary M Davis, Ligia Nivs, Mary E Moor, Darryll A Williams, David S Toon, Lydia E Arroyo, Esthr Schiklr. No % 801 Gwndolyn Barns, Olga A Trani, Mabl S Washington, Willi F olland, Lucill Thompson, Dni Judd, Jann G Diaz, Judy A Grant, vtt Garcia, Elain C Dzirgowski, nz Mc- Alpln, Lorrain Martinz, Carl M Wright, Sonia Wolosow, Frd ollnbrg, Migul A Vra, Grady L Knighton, Wilhlm Mncy, Samul W Mils, Artmlo Vga. 821 Ptr A Cariglio, Thomas D Mclvr, Knnth Gllgoff, Lucy L McPhaul, Dorothnia Smith, Josphin Alxandr, Lillian Pnty, Mildrd ymowltz, Mark D Kravitz, Vivian Cobbs, Dlois Kirsky, Mary P Sattrthwait, Btty D arkly, Eugn J Gudaitls, Paulin E Davis, Lydia D Brown, Natali Macaluso, Michal J Eldridg, Sharon B Davis, Joyc A McArthur. 841 Angl R Risgo, Esthr Frydkowski, Adlin L Koth, Barbara M Sldlr, Yvonn M McLaurln, S Zlda Cohn, Jams M Mattina, Ruth M Lifr, Margart D Trainor. arrit E Garcia, Dari A Franklin, Batric Bckr, Edna Ehrlich, Shrvon Williams, Juan P Moscoo, Jun M Edmund, Anni B McKnlght. Laura J Smith. Pay Fridman, Jssi A Brinkly. 861 Esthr S irt, Brnard Skinnr. L B Strong, Abby L Blum, rving Stm, Daisy B Sumptr, Lourds R Vlazquz, Ann Mitchll, Patricia A Surls, Robrt Thompson, Michal Mc- Trnan, Claudtt Simpson, Maria Valntin, Elizabth Lwis, Dnis R Clark, Thodora B Wlngat, Clst Fahi, Ruth A Rogrs, Charls A Norwood. 881 Lonni F Watrs, Grayc L Nicholson, Saundra Diggs, Santos Sgarra, John V Apont, ln B Mzo, Elsthr M English, Amilda Justiniano, Galn R Kan, Anna D Krupp, Jos Agosto, Dborah V Smoks, Louis Kaufman, Jacqulin Guyton, Mitchcll S Marcus, Josphin Zagar, Antliony W Adams, Elroy F Bakr, Mauric J Edmondson, Marjori B Dumas. No % 901 Cora L Gibson. Kurt W Roussll, Sau K L, Naomi Rvll, Kith A Sandford, Charlott Olivr, Gladys Whit, da Lvy, Lillian Postol, Dinah L Mosly, Kathln Chstnut, Shirly A Cloudn, Charls R Carr, Dbra M Cardin, Martha Vanzandt, Elsa M Rodriguz, Stv R Mrglr, Louis L Latorr, Mary C Krnan, Pggy M Millr. 921 Carol J Mltz, Ethyl Prldr, Jffry Taylor, arvy E Mowring, Louis J Quarto, Mildrd M Gurriri, Carolyn C Glasgow, Edith B Day. Ann J (Continud on Pag 11)

10 ncom Clrk Eligibls (Continud from Pag 10) McNatt. Eunic L arris, Ros E Katz, Znorbia L Johnson, Algrthia Ballard, Anthony Costanzo, Marvin Rosnbrg, Elsi L Blfon, Olivr W Knight Jr, Ronald P Thompson, Vra Mils, Ann Gradin. 941 Tilly Brooks, Clara E Watford, Alma C Towlr, Alnardo Soto, Joan Garbl, Randy S hvin, Lartti R Alford, Shirly Shppard, Alan M arris, Ralph Killrbrw, David Maldonado, Linda K Stvnson, Christin Sayls, Santa rizarry, Maximo Ortiz, Miriam M Sardinas, Anna P Coffino, Gloria A Fishr, Ella Dickrson, Dorothy M Chambrs. 961 Sarah A Cochran, Marion Glacona, Joan B Owns, Maria Torrs, John J Carmody, Eugn L Richardson, Crucita Soto, Evlyn Sklton, Cathrin Aspinwall, Diana M Cruz, Elizabth Grubr, Marln Schchtr, Evlyn C Allaway, Zlanda rnandz, Victor A Caban, Johnathan Winns, Ernst Wildr Jr, Sharon L Malon, Suzan Swails, Alzoria Jons, 981 Kvin G Byrn, Ruth Wintraub, Knnth Singltary, Brnard A orllck, Pilomna Matarazzo, Thron A Campbll, Susi A Pndlton, Alic M Stanback, Mary A Pucktt, Eiln G Tannbaum, Dinah Eisnman, Richard S Lovll, Anna T Morals, Abl Rivra, Elln Nal, Dlors L Jons, Kurt M Gomz, Darn Z Btha, Emma Nivs, Arln L Wimbish. No % 1001 Vivian R Martin, Clstin Rogrs, Julia T Lobosco, Michal Bul, Dlors A Pollock, Jssi Sandrs, Graldin olms, Xiomara Aguilra, Lortta M Moorhad, Juanita Cartr, Larry Johnson, Michal Charmatz, Linda B Ricks, ortns urns, Daisy B Purdi, Larry Jons, Marin Joynr, Clara P Dardn, Fanni Sanfilippo, Margart L Watson, 1021 Susan L Cohn, Rudolph Thompson, Patricia A Bauford, Thodor Glickman, Julia D Alamo, 'Patricia Tylr, Rgina D Watkins, Francs Thominson, Eva M Johnson, Pggy J Skrrtt. ctor M Sanjurjo, Barbara S Ston, Miriam Princ, Elba Ramos, John R Mucla, Shrion P Watkins, Locadia L Gonzalz, Rita M Knndy. Joyc D Frman, Elvira R Papalia, 1041 Olga R Srrano, Cora L rrin, Madlyn R Dupr, Grac E Kmp, Lilli A Mangum, Oi P Chu, Jan L Goodwin, ivda E Davis, Elliott Ramos, Patricia A Coopr, Clara M Sallard, Rostta Darty, Dorothy Glan, Robrt L olland, David Mlndz, Roslyn Srrano, Brnda Gravs, Jos L Figuroa, Claudtt untr, Gnovva Ortiz Sandra J Bradford, Carri P Martin, Jack Lhon, gnac ckovic, Robrt W Ronning, Lacy Btha, Stv C Jacobson, Earln Smith, Joann Dbtham, Eduardo Frgus, Jant D Evans, Cphus Folk, Julia L Thompson, Sophi M Janas, Ethl M untr, azl L Downing, Rbcca orn, Glnda Casy, Antointt rluca. Su M Phillips Emily Brady, Marion L Williams, Yolanda Jnkins, arolin D Byrd, Josph N Cols, Constanc Nwsom, Mary D Fadl, Mari R Grandazza, Victoria A Manul, Cathy L Johnson, Wndy R Brch, Clartha Dickns, ln A Gomtz, Oraldln Sidnr, Btty D Finkl, Patricia A Jmrson, Batric Busgang, Maria M Santiago, Ann C Dmartino, Mark C Long, No % 1101 Vivian Dsposito, Thomas M Klly, Elizabth Faxton, Maria L Colon, Rodny R ums, Ratha B Coard, Josphin Giordano, Ella Klin, Mary A Boon, Mildrd E Vaughan, Stuart J Cipris, Claudia Cornly, Gnva olms, Emma L Mayhw, Batric Yarbrough, Gangadi L Donarln, Myrna Gomz, Dborah J arrison, Vincnt A Sposato, ln M Watrs Adl Y Mikhail, Barbara A Millr, Ramon Soto, Batric Marcus, Donald D Sivlls, Ana Spulvda, Cynthia L Olvrson, Ethl L Thomas, Gna C Latimr, Eistll M Sottil, Dorothy F Wyli, Brnda Walkr, Parli C Johnson, Pamla D Washington, Gorg T Lwis, arold Filds, Jacqulin Caprs. Thoaor W Prpnr, Jams J Boland, Jorg Rodriguz Danil S Pastrnack, Fi-ancs Blumbrg, Batric Winbrg, Margart Langrt, Sylvia Parton, Dorothy Stinbrg, Dlia Fliciano, Michal A Byr, Kvin G Dlon, Charls C Williams, Ralph R Williams, Bvrly A Robrts, Graldin Wst, Laurtta Williams, Conctta R Spzlal, Luclla A Knight, Jan zzo, Rhoda L Ptrson, Erni L Churchill, Margo Smith Thodor Randall, Mary Blaschlck, Mona Bach, Vivian C Locktt, Patricia A Rous, Edith M Spadanuda, Klvin E Junlaus, Rosalind Edl, Maria rnandz, Rac Comlck, Esthr Dltsch, ln K Foo, Anntt V Fostr, Virgn Mndz, Janntt Tortora, Josph S Flic Jr, Joyc S Williams, ilda S Laboy, Flornc arris, Nlli Owns, 1181 Kathrin Bibby, Dorothy all, Lydia M Rlvas, Margarita Dlfi, Thrsa Rsto, Carol A Cutlr, Rosario Rios, Mary L Smith, Lortta Jons, Lotti Altman, Gladys G Vargas, Jams S ardy, Ena V Jams, Gnva E udson, Brdll Simmons, Joyc Odl, Cassandra ill, Zlla Powll, rbrt Mndz, Sandra M Spllman. No % 1201 Charls D askll, Sylvia Cruz, Sharon L Thomas, Maytta Warrn, Ethl P Trsco, Thomas A Washington, Lortta Brown, Linda J- Myls, Carolyn Brooks, William B udson. Mildrd Kaisr, Dnis illiard, Dolors Dcsar, Yvros Cassus, Mildrd N Wlls, Emilio Carlo, Estll Johnson, Wilhlmna Bats, Dora L Gordon, Thomas F Crawford Dlors McCoy, Lynn T Stpny, Yvonn A Earl, Carzi L O'Nill, Frankl E Slav, Bizlla C Lggard, Elizabth Branch, Francs Griffin, Dborah D Cunningham, Barbara E Cross, Do- (Continud on Pag 12) Afoiv York's Shraton Motor nn cars for ^uramrfort. And your budgt. $1350 singl $1950 doubl including kids fr*, parking fr Spcial Civil Srvic Rats On th banks of th udson, ovrlooking th cruis ships, and just fiv minuts from midtown. Clos to Lincoln Tunnl, just off th Wst Sid ighway 42nd Strt xit. Enjoy a comfortabl room v\/ith rivr viw, modrat-pricd coff shop, fin dining at th Compass Points Rstaurant. And a rooftop swimming pool in summr. 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Snior Clrical Sris Social Cas Workr _ Staff Attndant ft Sr. Attndant Stationary Eng. ft Firman Storkpr Stockman Suprvision Cours Transit Patrolman Contains Prvious Qustions and Answrs and Otiir Suitabl Study Matrial for Coming Exams LEADER BOOK STORE 80c ftr 24 hturs spcial dlivry 11 Warrn St.. Nw York. N.Y Nam Addrss Plas* snd mo copis of books chckd bsv*. City... nclos chck or mony ordr for % «sur t«i li Stat _ - ncom Clrk Eliglbls (Continud from Par 11) ma M Nwkirk, ris E Aquino. ln Grnshnr, Rosa L. ookr, Ora L Williams, sral Cohn, Rn Glovr, Robrt A Schwartzman, Gwyndlla Brown, Marion Mrcr. MANATTAN WALTER REAOC'S ZKBFELO»TM AVE 4 S4T ST. ADALA S klpmi OTCKWAN ST CURNtR Of B MAY WALTER READE S WAVELY 6MAVE «JRO ST LC1&TONC S ^BENSON MTCRBORO'S NMBOR CENTUR* S MYFMi M MESSnOLE CENTURY'S NOSTAlia UA OASS NAT L GENERAL'S SEAVEWf WCSTCESTR LESSER'S dnema 1 KEKSKiLU ACKEMAN S CNEMA 100 GREENBURQ BRANDT'S COLONYWTE nains GENERAL CNEMA'S ^QUOWmOOK 0.1. PEEKSKLb r02n'» * KEMTYONKERS UA LARCMONT PUYOUSE FLORN'S PELAM trianol^ PCKWCK oo^rsrcrrv rilm OOKERft- ROME fleasanrviulc GENERAL CNEMA'S «STARLGT 0.1. CROTON'ON'UDSON 1241 Earl N Garrtt Jr, Arthur Ppls, sidor Sapoznik, Pranki Montalvo, Cathrin Elliott, Dorothy Lindnbrg, luminada Torrs, Joyc Edwards, Barbara Margolis, Ada V Durrll, Flornc B Cuviji, Eva Eramo, Grtrud G Luckr, Sivilla R Robinson. Mari A Spintta, Carri B Brry, Lilian Alamo, Francs B Stuks, Dorrl E owll, Arln R Gordon Burlin Johnson, Lna Savars, Gloria J Farrar, Sudi ^ Gray, Ophlia Smalls, Ploria Alvarado, Langs ton E Jffrson, Wilson A Cruz, Gorg Cacho, Anthony R Jackson, Patricia A Brown, Kathln A Whit, Norma L L, Anna E Olivr, Maria C Colon, Chryl S Birk, Nora V Mosly, Kathryn Pndlton, arold A Stiniiausr, Jams F vmm UA ASTORA ASTORA COS BOULEVARD JACKSON NTS. CENTER SUNNYSOC POZN'S CNEMART FOREST LLS CENTURY'S COMMUNTY QUEENS VLLAGF UACROSSBAY OZONE PARK FLORN'S JERRY LEWS CNEMA ROCKAWAY PARK NTERBORO'S PARSONS FLUSNG UA QUART FLUSNG LRTSTONC'S UTOPA FLUSNO plus scond fatur Ezra CENTURY'S ALAN NEW YOE PARK CENTURY'S ARGO ELMONT CENTURY'S BALDWN BALDWN Airs BAR ARBOUR MASAPEQUAPARK UA GABLES MERRCK NTERBORO'S LAUREL LONG BEAC COS OLD COUNTRY PLANVEW UA PUYOUSE GREAT NfCK SORE'S _ STUDO 1 LYNBROOK NATONAL GENERAL'S TOWN GLEN cov UA WESTBURYO. ALSO N SUFFOLK. UPSTATE N.Y.A NEW JERSEY UON USTON'S CTY is his most powrful pictur in yars!" CARLES Los Ang/s Tims CAMPUN, From COLUMBA PCTURES and RASTAR PRODUCTONS PG AUMTDARTSTSTtATBC (pliimbioll '^2ndAv«4it64thSt. WNER1972 CANNES FLM FESTVAL JURY PRZE AWARD Only Amcrkan Film to b so onord A GEORGE ROY ill-paul MONAS PRODUCTON S L A U G T E R O U S E - p i V E MCAEL SACKS RON LEBMAN VALERE PERRNE A M»t<Ml PxMt«TECNCOLOA'' B Now Playing at a Flagship thatr nar you. CtWriMUNGAT UA VALENTNE ' UA BAVSlOE WALtRRCAOE ( FESTVAL UA MDWAY BRANOr t NATONALCENCRAL'S CNEMASTUOiO ALURMARLE CCNURV' SMMECT FANTASY UAKdiST.EA^T K * ROCVLLt CENTl CCNtlMY't MMVtEM ROOSEVELT FELD MbST.PUYOUSE 'NAtlONALCENLAL'S CAROiNCTY FOX PLAZANEW OORP UASYOSSET UPSATltY -^^ MWJSY SYOSCT fncvvukclnbua't AituR* p*««lstr ^^ ^ONTCU.LU MEMAM clmtu TRAMCLE S EOMM MA1lO(tM.«NMAL«MSEVELT TMPARK MACMUM m SOUT PLANfKLO UNON ' UA BAYSORE ArSORE CENURir S SORE ZUNTiNcroN ' UAUONXVULE broniyilll WALTL EAOC'S PX WE PLANS AUC KiTERN S PLAZA ttumcrs rilu OOKERS STRATMORE TWMS MAAMAN UAVALOinMOK.MM UAWTSNANUET. O Whltt Lon Wilson, Knnth A Engrl, Nathan J Clark, Francisco Munlz, Thrsa Bullock,. Jantt Martinz, Vladimir J ' Zounk, Mary Frrugia, Dolors Durando, Priscilla McEntyr, Ann Coopr, Francs Damon, Shrrl M Skolnick, vy Wilkin, Jss C Smalls, Barbara S Klzr, Josph E Myrs, oward S Blumstln, da Timpanaro, Katrlna L Williams. No % 1301 Mary E Moor, Susi A Brown, Groisvatr Loadholt, Lin- da J Brkowitz, Anni L Thomas, Susan Church, Patricia Crawford, Gwndolyn Slby, Evlyn Smith, Rodolph Dsmaratts, Margart G ughs, Andra D Williams, Shlly D Andrson, Albrta Wright, Cornlius Mathis, nz Sandrs, Mary M Digo, Dlmar Evans, Thomas Backus, Lla J Bryant Minni Ruzzo, Anna Carattini, Maria Fusilli, Karn L Salvsn, Brtha Alpin, Anastasia Korfman, Philip A Wladssa, Vncia C Rquna, Johnni M ill, Juanlta C Williams, Juanlta A Casy, Knnth A Prd, Lsli G arrison Jr, Estll Mdoff, John L Evans, Bss Roth, Coltt V McClrklin, Erskln Millr 3rd, Norma Johnson, ' Novra C Dashill Jo S Smith, Yvonn Mangual, Ruth N Brown, Alvln ansn, Linda Douglas, arold Powll, Maria Vasquz, Stvn S Banks, rving Kllman, Mlvln A Wlls, da Brown, Patricia J Bll, Bvrly Kmp, Ellanor Abraham, Mildrd E Rlchtr, Frank Dlspnzirl, Patricia N Robinson, Dora J Portr, Maria Vnzla, Frida Shulman Susan D untr, Jun E Thomas, Lydia J Scalls, Gloria Mansfild, Mari Brown, Ada P Young, Olli A Brwr, Minni L Stwart, Grald Jons, Clara Cavlcchio, Mari A Salmlrl, Eartha Shulr, Jacqulin Scott, Mari Clvllo, Mari Vaughan, Elmlra Johnson, Trsa R Sbastian, Jams Carglll Jr, William R Cattutl, Batric G ' Johnson Brnda Muldrow, Stanly Small, Gorg O Tony, Yolanda E King, Francisco Baz, Johnny Fllclano, Marlon D Ellis, Mary Blscultl, Evlyn L Ford, Carol R Boldn, Ana A Lopz, Adl Adams, Stphn A Savars, Vra Kramr, Carol J Ednss, Octavla Richardson, Earnstln ill, Sadi R Ball, Anni Evans, Mara Frd. No % 1401 Cathrin oopr, Juanlta Marthaz, Ernstin Cartr, Judy D Rdd, Arln Marquz, Monsrrat Funts, Lstr Primus, Carolyn M icks, Mauric Jackson, Alln L Portr, Rita Stwart, Edwin E Cotto, Aida Solomlta, Paultt Y Turnr, Edith V McClaln, Winifrd A Bunn, Yolanda D Dubois, Catlirln Dimond, Elizabth Cook, Josphin Phillips, 1421 Dolors Prudn, Shila Johnson, Lilly M Campbll, Evlyn A Mar^, Ann Row, Natali olly, Emanul Pox, Audry L Grnfild, Winston D Garnr, Janic algogd, Mari E Richards, Lillian E ardy, Willi M Williams, Clara Brown, Janic M Codd, Brian F Tralnor, Brnardln Cook, Lorrain G Bryan, Virginia Gary, Carolyn L Arls Sylvia Z Goldbrg, Albrt Slclllano, Virginia Thompson, Margi W Fishr, Minrva Lamboy, Anglina Mlndz, Thrsa Uims, Stachla S Wlls, Barbara A ill, Ana Rodriguz, Brnlc Douglas. Lucill E McDaniU icontinud on Pag S)

12 ncom Clrk Ellgibls (Continud from Par 12) Cathrin Jackson, Robrt T Oambino, Danil Mlndz, Payzsobhi Abdlmlssih, Dlors E Johnson, Elizabth atton, Rosa M Aybar, Dorothy Branhan Chw Y Ying, Myrna Lopz, Avis V Black, Gloria J Watson, Ola M Lwis, Cornlia Smith, David Evans, lna Bryant, Abraham Ostrow, Thomas T Rawls Jr, Carl E Josph, Vnl Duhany, Barbara E Whit, Josfina Mndz, Btti A Bats, Brnic Jons, Parl V Avry, Crola McPhattr, Orst Volcy, Kathrin Dimaiolo Eartha D Lovingood, Eliso Plors, Adrinn McBrid, Knnth W Cartr, Carol L Dixon, Maurn D Bunn, Linda Loo, Alrlyn Ford, Rachl M Palazzo, Brnic udly, Joan Ward, Brnic M Smith, Jann Landbrg, Shirly M Sawyr, Margurit Pinch, Anglina Mazzo, Jos Sanchz, Yolanda Knight, Sandra M Doyl, Sandra T Brwington. No % 1501 Dolors Riollano, David G Prman, Brtha Quail, Prida Williams, Barbara A Coan, Ma L Jnkins, Oscar Gonzalz, Btty M Warrn, Clara lrolo, Dnis C Whittd, Mildrd Curry, Sylvia C Turnr, William Spulvda, Josph Vanc, Cynthia D Taylor, Osnaldo R Rys, Dora Lon, Charls Jacobs, Jams Duffy, ngl M Stphns Panni Bart, Gorg L Rsorts - Grn County Nw York Stot BAVARAN MANOR "Famous for Grman Amrican Food" ilway R/ai & flay dal For Club Outings & Small Convntions DELUXE OTEL & MOTEL ACCOM. Ovrlookiux Our Owm lu$k«rooms with privat baths Olympic Styl Pool All Athltics and Plannd Activitis Dancing & profssional ntrtainmnt vry nit in our Fabulous Bavarian "Alpin Gardns Cabart." Romp, play n our 100 acr playland. Nar 7 Golf Courss. Snd for Colorful Brochur. Rat & Sampl Mnu. Dial Bill Sc Johanna Baur ostt PiirliBg. N.Y. Zip Mils. Mary L Moor. Mari W Paison, Michal J Pric, David Aronoff, Alvrto R Elliott, Vrdll Byno, ^brt Q Gross, Francin Bland, Myrtl E Colman, Charls G Smith, rbrt P Stolpr, Carol A L, Libby Grubr, Rosalia Arcuri, Alic L Joshua, Dian R Coram, Marilyn Goldbrg, Craig O oggard Madlin Vuono, Mary L Williams, Stphani Pirc. Flossi L Turnr, Carol L Vaughn. Vrnon L Battl, Carolyn Thomas, rn Coopr, Flornc E Cobb, Willi E Williams, rma J Lawrnc, Winston Simmons, Donald Rivrs, Joan M Rollins, Alic M Grant, Klly K Ropr, Ruth Calb, Virginia A Lopz, Juanita Garcia, Jacqulin Olivr Aubry Lwis. Mrida Rodriguz, Nolia Cintron, Orna icklin, Dais Edwards, Thomasna Glovr, Josfina M Jimnz, Rggi Jils, Milagros Lambrty, Rachl Silvr, sabl Butti, Ramona Rodriguz, Trza F Abdlmlssih, Mary E Jons, Joiclan Whit, Rosann Mauro, Gabino R Mdina, Dborah M Gittns, Grgory Wombl, Wilfrdo Ayala Margi M Brightman, Graldin Parson, Myrtl Smith, Wily L Morton, Sandra F Ashly. Willi Bnton, Jrry L Millr, Dian E omr, Sally Goldbrg, Mary A Wilks, Lucy E Spllr, Esthr Brown, Linda V Claiborn, Anna S Fordham, Lynn Kan, Philip P Agaton Jr, Mary Prank, Molly Nchamkin, Mari Murray, Margart S Lawrnc. Rsort - Nw Jrsy VACATON. VRGN SLES VLLA FOR RENT ST. CROX. V.. alf Pric Rats For tru island livins, try your own d-lux vacation villa. Rsidnt maid, cooks, clan* or baby lits. Bachs, golf, tnnis and snorkling. Call (212) What thy do to him now won't b an accidnt. PianutPcisPisnbtolKbdri low PitiduciailfMNGWALACE'S TE MAN ^JAMESmJONESMARNBASAMBURGES ireofl LEW MS TOWNOOM BARBARARUS.i^^ROOSERLMG G ncokir ipnmounllt 3r(l Avi. t 60th St PL No % 1601 Sandra Brown, Anna L Laaltr, Dborah E Davis, William Canidat Luciano rnandz, Ros Blair, Jos S Parrals, Orfrory U Krr, Mary Cjk)ins, Romualdo A Lopz, Myrna T Quinons, Roy Bll, Amilda Arango, Dorothy ayns, Willi J Lbro, Prnzna Russll, Lydia Rodriguz, Mary O Pattrson, Gnva Guions, Digna Nlson Gnral mingway, Alicia Valntin, Thrman Lloyd, Samira S Parag, Charls Armstrong, Eva Rivra, Opal P Crayton, Elliott Rowna, Judg Rogrs, Blanca S Coopr, Carmn Pliciano, Mary A Malon, Shirly Kahn, Vvtt Jagr, Js-, si L Glasford, Asdrubal E Guzman, Richard G Tyson, Annabll Fostr, Dolli M Rdr, Naomi aigba Batric Watson, Ruby Grn, Sivlo Mancuso, Jacqulin Smart, Joyc A Whit, Millicnt Whit, Doral W Btha, Ranjanbala Shah, Elizabth Ryan, Naomi Jons, Parl M Baylor, Shirly Cohn, Rodny Grant, Valri E Wigfall, Martha Grn, Ella M Cotto, Asha N Gandhi, Robbi Mack, Josph W Shvchuk, Claric E Pultz Carmn Sanchz, Mary P Simon, azl B Pratr, Cynthia V Rynolds, arvy M Rohrlick, Marilyn Clark, Patricia D Johnson, Doris Major, Pha R Ovrstrt, ln M Mayfild, rn Y Corly, Carl A Rily, Ramona Ramos, Dbra Blockr, zola ndrson, Vra Chappll, dlla Gibson, Doris Marsh, Otto E BOAT FOR SALE" 21 Ft. Browning Galaxy Cuddy Cabin, L/O 165.P. Frsh Watr Cooling, Mrc, 6-cyl. ad, Full Canvas, many xtras. Usd vry littl, xcllnt condition. Original cost $7,500 Asking $4, Shorlin Tandon Trailr for boat capacity 4,500 lbs. Asking $600. Boat can b sn on udson Rivr at Nyack, N.Y. Writ to Civil Srvic Ladr, Box 200, 11 Warrn St.. Nw York for mor dtails. FOSTER PARENTS NEEDED TO CARE FOR ADOLESCENTS CALL MS. GARRY AT DVSON FOR YOUT ( or (212) Substanc of Amndmnt to Crtificat of Limitd Partnrship of ARTUR DOCTOR & CO. fild Ju'h 28, 1972 in Nw York County Clrk's offic duly ignd and acknowldgd by all of th partnrs. John Gorg Doctor withdraws as a limitd partnr and is admittd M a Gnral Partnr. Gnral Partnrs ar now Arthur Doctor, Fifth Av. N.Y.C who rcivs 55% of th shar of profits; and John Gorg Doctor, 110 East End Av. N.Y.C. who rcivs 40% of shar of profits. Th limitd partnr is Clstin. Doctor, 1025 Fifth Av. N.Y.C. shar of profi^ts i* 5%. lp Wantd EARLY RETREES Position availabl as mssngrs, bank guards, vault attndants, tc. MOST POSTONS FEE PAD PRESS AGENCY 141 E 44 ST (Lx) OVERSEAS WORK igh Pay, Bgnuss, Nt Taxis Marrid and Singl Status (212) NTERNATONAL LASON. LTD. SO Fifth Av., Suit 604 Nw Yrk City LUGTO, Jams D Jackaon Jr oyt D Johnson, Mar E alpm, Marjori Robinson, Sabrina Jons, Mildrd P Brnnr, Mami Thomajs, Claudia M Colman, Carmn R Rodriguz, Samul Wlls, Oract Suslak, Estlla Brovn, Mary Canidat, Daisy Rivra, Evlyn Spulvda, Ronald E Bartash, Barbara A Davison, Dorothy R Dnson, Thomas P Gulla, Mlgdalla Prz, Marlon oward. No % 1701 Michal Stvns, rbrt L Borghard, Lucia A Rosado, Margart N Maynard, Vrna Roussll, Candida R Clmnt, Shila M xmt, Lucy Soto, Rhoda L Wylr, Ruth A Brown, Carolyn Upshaw, Maria E Salinas, Rosa L Blackman, Parlna Whit, Virginia Rgalbuto, Conslglla Brtolino, Ruth Vinson, Rounia Grlr, Rosa Collazo, Margart Epps Mary E Loach, Esthr L Vinson, Ying C Lung. Crystal Smith, Norah Tonra, Mari Myatt, Bvrly Robinson, Gloria Shlton, Stphani Ooldwassr, ra J Katz, Era Rosnblum, arry Marshall, Fanni Jams, Alda S Youssf, Dorln P Brown, Ruby Dow, Thlma P Pattrson, Lorrain McNalr, Carmn M Fllcano, Prdswind Frrr Kathy C Bldgood, Addl C Jams, Rosa M Bodon, Lizzi Lwis, Minni V Ellis, Barbara Bnntt, Silvria Mdina, Madlin E Nugnt, Marln Prrara, Mary E Wright, Doris udson, Patrla Rodriguz, Mary P Alln, Ann Scrubb, Gorg G Rubin, Carol C Nlson, Josphin DlAriosto, Adlin Jons, Mary Mills, Michal Rous Pggy Puh, Dbora B Jams, Gloria Rodriuz, Mary L Ruff, Barbara C Cook, Natali (Continud on Pag 15) REAL ESTATE VALUES Farms, Country oms Nw York Stat SUMMER Catalog of undrds of Ral F.stat & Businss Baricains. All typs sizs & prics. DAL DEALTY Coblskill 7. N.Y. Farms, Country oms Nw York Stat Bulk Acrag - Rtirmnt om*. Businsa in th Tri-Stat Ara. GOLDMAN AGENCY. REALTORS 85 Pik Pt. JrvU, N.Y CAMBRA TS $32,990 BRCK RANC All rooms on 1 floor. Extra larg bdrooms, ollywood color til bath, modrn stramlind fully quippd kitchn. All roms wall-wall carptd. Gas hat, nitclub finishd basmnt. Low down paymnt for G and FA buyrs. Ask for Mr. Frdricks. OLLS PARK* GARDENS $34,990 DETACED CUSTOM BULT ous vacant stat ordrd us to sll! Compltly dtachd and dcoratd insid and out! Mov right in... rooms ar giant-sizd. Top notch location. Only minuts to subway and 2 blocks to hug shopping cntr. Low down paymnt trms can b arrangd. Ask for Mr. Ali*. «* * «* * CAMBRA TS $39,600 MOTER & DAUGTER This brick ranch is xquisit, on 40x100 grounds with 6 big rooms, 3 larg bdrooms, ollywood color til baths, modrn at-in kitchn plus attic is finishd with 3Vi-room rntabl apt. Excptional basmnt, garag. Nar schols and shopping cntrs. Ask for Mr. Soto. * * * * * * EMPSTEAD $32,990 CAPE COD RANC On looxoo bautifully landscapd grounds, 4 bdrooms, 2 full baths, finishd basmnt and garagn. Excllnt rsidntial ara. Ownr rtiring. x)w down paymnt can' b arrangd for G and FA buyrs. Ask for Mr. Rogrs. & GREEN BUTTERLY illsid Avnu JA Ulllllllllllllllllilinillinillll BUY U. S. BONDS ijoyyour Goktn Daj^ in Floridal^ FLORDA LVNG Liv th good lif at prics you can afford in ighland Villag Mobil om Community. Choos from ovr 20 modls with prics starting at $7,950. Complt rcration orogram. Writ: GLAND VLUGE. 275 N. E. 48th St. POMPANO BEAC, FLORDA JOBS FLORDA JOBS? Fdral. Stat, Cunty, City. FLORDA CVL SERVCE BULLETN. SuscriptiMi $3 yar. 8 ssus. P.O. Bi 846 L. N. Miami, Fla VENCE, FLA. - NTERESTED? SEE. N. WMMERS. REALTOR ZP CODE 3359S SAVB YOUR TO ON MOVE FLORDA Compar our cost pr 4,000 lbs. M St. Ptryburg from Nw York City. $472: PliiUdlphia, $448; Albany, $506. For an ttimat to any dttinatioa to Florida Wtm SOUTERN TRANSFER and STORAGE CO. NC. DEPT C. BOX ST PCTEKSUURG. FLORDA.»)7SS n 5 C*) w n m r P a m so (t OD & B c on c CO vo

13 00 bc s < a ns on i) S u l-i. w QJ u n St Aug. 25 Dadlin For Bnfits Training Courss Applications ALBANY Th dadlin for rcipt of applications for Stat Employs Bnfits Training Courss ngotiatd by th Civil Srvic Employs Assn. is Aug. 25, All applications must b rcivd by th Agncy Prsonnl/Training Officr, through normal channls, no latr than that dat. Ths courss, ranging from "First Aid" to "Concpts of Modrn Public Administration," ar offrd to stat mploys n th four bargaining units rprsntd by CSEA: Administration Srvics, nstitutional Srvics, Oprational Srvics, and Profssional, Scintific, and Tchnical Srvics. Each mploy who s a mmbr of on of th dsignatd units is invitd to submit his application (form PS 220 ncluding participation fasibility, signd by his suprvisor) to participat in a cours offring of his choic. Agncis shall rank nomins on ths critria: 1, First prfrnc applicability of cours to prsnt job dutis; 2. Scond prfrnc ^basd on th valu of a cours to th mploy in any futur position h may rasonably b xpctd to hold. All of th following courss will bgin th wk of Spt. 25, 1972, and conclud no latr than Jan. 12, Obtain PS 220 and furthr information, cours dscription, tim and plac from your local prsonnl offic: First Aid, Fundamntals of Suprvision, ntroduction to Suprvisory Skills Dvlopmnt, Administrativ Suprvision, ntroduction to Bookkping and Accounting, Principls of Accounting, Govrrunntal Accounting, Basic Elctricity, Basic Elctricity Part n, Elctrical Motor Controls (Applid), Fundamntals of Stationary Enginring (Part D, Small Engin Workshop, Small Engin Workshop (Advancd), Applid Mathmatics, Rfrshr in Scrtarial Tchniqus, Offic Practics and Procdurs (Non-Stno), Bginning Shorthand, Rading Dvlopmnt and Vocabulary Building,, Undrstanding and ntrprtation of Writtn Matrials, Basic Convrsational Spanish, ntrmdiat Convrsational Spanish, Oral Prsntation Tchniqus Workshop, Psychology of ntrprsonal Rlations, ntroduction to uman Bhavior, ntroduction to Gnral Psychology, ntroduction to Public Prsonnl Administration, and Concpts of Modrn Public Administration. Eligibls on SUPVG CAMPUS SECURTY OFF Tst ld Fb. 26, 72 List Est. May 11, 72 1 Wagnr C Consus Boland J Buffalo Pottr Ononta Frank D Lancastr Tryka G Prry Eggrt J Chktowaga Guil R Oswgo Mahony J Mdina Rynolds E Ogdnsburg Mangani V Akron Dsjarlais J Binghamton Uhlndroff W Forstvill Morgan R Apalachin Brazir B Dr Park Mcckron R Watrford Yats N Syracus Colman J Albany Sabin C Oswgo Castllano R ighland Valad E Norwood Foot D Johnson City Mulvy A Fulton Kndall A Endicott Franklin R Forstvill ow D Oakdal Parrlla C Fulton Own R Ksvill Budny L Unadilla Glass T Waldn Lawlor F Tonawanda Dolph J Prry Rawdan L Maryland nousi J Stony Brook Walkr R Dickinsn Ctr Cujwlo Bohmia Will L aurns Blanton T Davnprt Ctr Northrup R Coblskill Cuddy T Binghamton Critcs G Collins Eiinmann J Buffalo Trragnoli J Buffalo Littl J Akron Pirc R Albany Diitchr D Oswgo Swanson G Mt Morris 76.0 SUGGESTER - Robrt Slusarnco, lft, a Civil Srvic Employ s Aiwn. mmbr at Rockland Stat ospital for mor than 13 yars, rcivs a S5 award and a crtificat of mrit from Robrt E. Wi land, institution prsonnl dirctor, for his suggstion that all ho8«pltal lian b markd iu clar, bold lttrs in th cntrs of th itmi. ALBANY DOT CLAMBAKE statwid and local rprsntativs of th Civil Srvic Employs Assn. grt Rp. Sam Stratton of th 29th Congrssional District who paid a visit to th joint summr outing of th Main Offic and Rgion 1 Dpartmnt of Transportation chaptrs of CSEA. Th stak roast and stam was hld at Lanthir's Grov nar Albany, with narly 500 CSEA mmbrs and gusts in attndanc. From lft ar Josph McDrmott, prsidnt of th Main Offic DOT chaptr; Thomas McDonough, CSEA first vic-prsidnt; Congrssman Stratton; A. Victor Costa, CSEA scond vic-prsidnt; Timothy Mclnrny, prsidnt of Rgion 1 chaptr and DOT rprsntativ on CSEA's Board of Dirctors, and Calvin Thayr, chairman of th affair. Stat and County Lists 47 Barbrich N Rifton Grimaldi J Copiagu Sullivan R Ogdnsburg O'Connor G Troy McDonald W Rochstr Vanztta J Brockporc Prndrgast D Oswgo Robrts D Farmingdal Woods J Pt Jffrson O Donnll J Ands Bntly Ogdnsburg Spr B Canastota Forstr M auppaug Thompson W Potsdam Graham T Cohos Baily L Quaquaga ogins Brntwood Frasr C Chazy Bonta J Williamsvil Gold J Coblskill Browski W Knmor Radsi A Mt Morris Silvr M Ogdnsburg Johnson J Schnvus Brown M Lockport Karpinko M Binghamton McCauly olly Bouchard C Plattsburgh 70.3 ASST CVL ENGR DESGN Tst ld Fb. 26, 72 List Est. May 16, 72 1 Eignor J Albany Whittmor K Saratoga Fsr D Albany Quinn T Cohos Sadowski J Mchanicvil Savoi J Warford Clmnts D Albany Wilson R Schnctady Singr B Rnsslar Bigos A Castlton Kazmr P Schnctady Ottaviano R Schnctady Brown L Plasant Val Thomas S Binghamton Krb9 N Sand Lak Soul W Albany Brown R Mchanicvil Warrn R Johnstown art E Albany artwll E Mchanicvil ow Latham Walton P Mnands zzo J Mchanicvil Laskowski J Snydr Kissan R Ballston Spa Ellingr D Watrvlit Clark M Marcllus McCarthy V Saratoga Spg Ptrs A Maspth Kinns L Clarksvill Olmstd T Albany Dlgaudio C Bx Smyth Bx Manthi K Coho« Ralys S Amstrdura athaway R Albany Kudns E Bath Osgood R Poughkpsi Jacqus R Troy Cortlyou J Sniithtowa Dydych T Cohos uba J Albany Schafr R Watrvlit 70!? 44 MacDonough R Loudonvill Grning W Maybrook Clmnts J Knmor 70.3 SR CVL ENGR DESGN Tst ld Fb. 26, 72 Li«t Est. May 15, 72 1 Ordway P Albany Moon T Schncudy olt R Scotia Siddiqut S Albany Winklr W Schnctady Dy Albany Jacobsa W Elaorit Off L Albany ussain M Albany Dwai A Albany Tlfr J Schnctady Thimbl R Albaay Stclxw R«Kb««t«f 14 Stns J Loudonvill art E Albany Ladag L Middl Vill Potts R Oxford Gobson J Watrvlit Moorhad F Grn Kukadia N Albany 70.7 CEF OF GAS TESTNG AND CONSUMER SERVCE G-27 Tst ld April 72 List Est. Jun 25, 72 1 Gndron K Albany Coats T Albany Brnnan W Cdar Gro Dwyr B Watrlit ofmann E Jackson t» 72.5 SUPERVSNG BANK EXAMNER G-31 Tst ld May 72 List Est. Jun 1, 72 1 Simmons untngtn Sta Eustac E Montval NJ Paul R NYC Collins F Bklyn Ungr A Bthpag rrick R Bay Shor annon E Camillas Kirmss A Rochstr Fitzsimmmons T NYC Cannon E Spring Val Parchmnt R Wdclff Lk NJ Kavanagh D Wantagh annfy C Bklyn Bnczak G Ozon Pk rbr NYC Ludmann Elnora Fluri G Elnora Clntano A Gardn City Lopold D Fairport Sayd D Lynbrook Sidoni L Buffalo Pcoraro C Tuckaho Johnson C Bx Rasmarin G Schnctady Frucht Whitston Tracy W Parl Rivr 72.4 ASSOC. FS & WLDLF ECOLO. Tst ld March 25, 72 List Est. Jun 2,72 1 Frid E Albany Colson R Schnctady Klsy P Drydn McCaffry E Schohari Proud J Grand Gorg Fildhous R Stamford Danskin G Nw Paltz Brown S Brn Eabry Wstrlo Ford W Marlboro otly J Pattrson 79.O 12 Chny R Attica Brown L Schnctady Grn R Nw Paltz Klly W Clinton Cors Widmr C Olan Parks E Fura Bush Millr R Ravna Kruzan J Cortland Ska J Rom Plosila D Saranac Lak Morton W Glns FalU 71.9 PRN FS & WLDLFE TEC Tst ld Mar.h 25, 72 List Est. Jun 1, 72 1'Sly G Glovrsill Kraus R Basom Palmatr J Glovrwill Walik G Bath Morhous B Bolton Lndg Cozzolino S Clavrack Evans F Wstons Mis lms O Quogu Salvo C opwll Jt Corl G Saranac Lak 72.1 CEF. BUREAU OF COLLEGE EVALUATON G-30 Tst ld May 72 List Est. Jun 16, 72 1 Minrt Charl* Dlinar TtitKbUf D LouOoavUU Sl.9 Bll Appointd To ad Comm. On Rtirmnt ALBANY Spakr of th Assmbly Prry B. Durya, Jr. has announcd th appointmnt of. Clark Bll (R-Woodstock) as Chairman of th Subcommitt on Rtirmnt Systms. Bll will b rsponsibl for rviwing Stat and local public mploy rtirmnt systms and thir administration. "As a first stp," said Bll, "Thr will b schduld a confrnc with th Prmannt Commission on Public Employ Pnsion and Rtirmnt Systms. Th Subcommitt mmbrs ar intrstd n opning a rlationship with this mportant body cratd at th 1971 Lgislativ Sssion. W hop to discuss th dirction in which th Commission is going and gar som of our activitis to complmnting th Commission's work." Othr mmbrs of th Subcommitt ar Edward Kinslla (R-Solvay), Lloyd S. Riford (R- Auburn), Stphn R. Grco (D- Buffalo) and Louis Nin (D- Bronx). Rqusts Support (Continud from Pag 1) machinry," CSEA would not only cop with it succssfully, but onc again would mrg from th ffort "that much strongr for having had to flx our muscls." said that CSEA has almost compltd an laborat "gam plan" with which to "bury th popl who hop to put us through all this troubl." indicatd an ovrall garing up of staff, communications and promotional fforts was in progrss aid would b kickd off in carfully plannd stags. "Tli ky ingrdint to an vn biggr victory than in «th additional xprinc w'v gaind, plus CSEA's rcord of prform.anc in ths rcnt troubld yars in ovrcoming on«big obstacl aftr anothr. CSEA has som dissntrs in its ranka as dos any organization," Wnzl concludd, "but it's th vast majority of mploys that fl satisfid with CSEA who wlu support th organization whn tii chips ar down."

14 Eligibls on Nw York City Examination Lists (Cratiirad trw Pat 13) E Tambr, Stanly arpr, Almntta nram. Lucill Orr. Anna Olostr. Lnll Scott. Daisy R rby, Carmn Lazu, Alvin A Blvun. Gloria Clmnt, Thlma Dunn, Joann Williams, Tony B Bradly, Ortrudt; Walkr, Joyc C Patton Blasina P Santiago, Paul L WUkrson, Emma Rowland, Confsor J Arroyo, Landr B arris, Josphin Molloy, ln V Dmsa, Carmn Vga, Sam Stossr, Jan A Lwis. Emma L Scott, Edward Cutlr, Josphin WERE TO ^PPLY FOR PUBLC JOBS NEW YORK CTY ^Prsons sking Jobs with th City should fil at th Dpartmnt of Prsonnl, 49 Thomas St., Nw York 10013, opn wkdays btwn 9 a.m. and 5 pjn. Spcial hours for Thursdays ar 8:30».in. to 5:30 pan. Thos rqusting applicatiorus by mail must includ a stampd, slf-addrssd nvlop, to b rcivd by th Dpartmnt at last fiv days bfor th dadlin. Announcmnts ar availabl only during th fuing priod. By subway, applicants can rach th filing offic via th ND (Chambrs St.); BMT (City all); Lxington RT (Brooklyn Bridg). For advanc information on titls, call Svral City agncis do thir own rcruiting and hiring. Thy includ: Board of Education (tachrs only). 65 Court St., Brooklyn 11201, phon: ; alth & ospitals Corp., 125 Worth St.. Nw York 1007, pnon: NYC Transit Authority, 370 Jay St., Brook, lyn 11201, phon: Th Board of ighr Education adviss taching staff applicants to contact th individual schools; non-faculty jobs ar filld through th Prsonnl Dpartmnt dirctly. STATE ^Rgional offics of th Dpartmnt of Civil Srvic ar locatd at: 1350 Av of Amricas, Nw York 10019; Stat Offic Campus, Albany, 12226; Suit 750, 1 W Qnss St., Buffalo Applicants may obtain announcmnts ithr in prson or by mall. Various Stat Employmnt Srvic offics can provid applications in prson, but not by mall. Judicial Confrnc Jobs ar filld at 270 Broadway, Nw York, 10007, phon: Port Authority Jobskrs should contact thli offics at 111 Eighth Av., Nw York, phon: FEDERAL Th U.S. ClvU Srvic Commission, Nw York Rgion, runs a Job nformation Cntr at 26 Fdral Plaza, Nw York ts hours ar 8:30 a.m. to C p.m.. wkdays only. Tlphon Fdral ntrants living upstat (north of Dutchss County) should contact th Syracus Ara Oftfic, 301 Eri Blvd. Wst, Syracus Toll-fr calls may b mad to (800) Fdral titls hav no dadlin unlss othrwis indicatd. anson, Edith E Atwll, Elizabth Quick, Blanchi M arrison, Ros W Badan, ln D Robrtson, Lucy A Cartr, Cjmthia Strayhom. No Anthony Folk, Priscllla Bakr. Fidl Cotto, Michal Murdaugh. Wilhlmina Norrls. Viola R Eastling. rn Q Ornbrg, Lssi all, Arthur Fishr, Ros Davis, Dlors R Morton, Kat Baskin, Winifrd Braithwait, rbrt Ory, Elizabth Johnson, Flornc O Adlakun, Mary A Prston, Alma A Crocktt, Jantt Barna. EXAM NO TRANST MANAGEMENT ANALYST This Ust of 124 Ugibls was stablishd Aug. 3 aftr training and xprinc valuations of th 421 opn comptitiv candidats who fud in ApriL Salary is $14,000. No % 1 Franklin C Affrton 3rd, Brnard Diamond, Rhinhard Gllcb, Josph D Mastrarrigo, Francis M Winikus, Jack Rogg, Frank T Brry, Norton Morgnthal, Stvn K Kauffman, Frd R Magnhlm, LovUs R Fort, Myr S Kauffman, rbrt R Oamach, Nathan Mssrr, Jams P Mlnogu, Lonard Uglow, Albrt Cuno, Martin A Franchlna, Donald Gill, Laurnc J Gully. 21 Carl Blair, Luis A Sanpascual, Phillip F Stvralia, Burton Schinman, Waltr T Romm, Anthony J Fontantta, Albrt Gamr, Bnjamin C Radzka, Ronald A Contlno, Robrt D Catnaro, Patrick J Santor, arry E Brnnan, Barry D Gilbx-t, Lsli Katz, Philip F Bardash, Josph F Lapunzina, Josph S Pokorny, Barry S Llbrman, arry B Lipton, Myr Yousha. (To B Continud) EXAM NO ASST. TRANST MANAGEMENT ANALYST This list of 82 ligibls was stablishd Aug. 3 aftr training and xprinc valuations of th 192 opn comptitiv candidats who applid in May. Salary is $11,500. No % 1 Nathan Mssrr, Josph J Schatz, Sidny Allrhand, Patrick J Santor, Arnold J yatt, Lorin R Klingl, Josph T Turnr, Philip L Bornstln, Lawrnc C Robins, Brnard Englandr, Chrlstoph Burtt, Chrlstoph ffman, Waltr Lund, Gtrald Birnbaum, Thomas F McNly, Amparo C Villagonzalo, Wing J Lam, Stphn C Rosn, Dhansukh N Parkh, Sal- m Qurshl. 21 William Brwstr, Andrw Prry, Rd T aml, Josph Schulykin, Shakr K Doss. John A Kalpaxis, WilUam A Tabll, Mandl Adlr, Marvin Yablon, Joachim W Voss, Ricardo J Coronado, Malkit S Bains, Lstr C Jons, Richard M Rllly, Gnnaro E Sanson, Martin Furman, Francis P McAlavy, Valdrmar F Marcha, Wayn M Gruns, Barry E Brnstin. 41 Thodor A Roth, Brian alloran, Lloyd F Lampll, Gorg Schulman, Michal Ptrizzlll, Don Schlmlfnlg, Fraiik Moor Jr, Lawrnc C Rindon, Michal J Martin, Martin A Pohrill, Shldon E Klr, Jrrold L Gross, Ptr Fiala, Btaaglratb Pajvani, Mark J Applstin, Josph D Korman, John R BUilbach, Norman C Silrrman, Waltr Trmbicky, Stphn R Gllr. (To B Continud) EXAM NO PRNCPAL TRANST MANAGEMENT ANALYST This list of 66 ligibls was stablishd Aug. 3 aftr training and xprinc valuations of th 421 applicants who fllcl in April. Salary starts at $13,100. No ,0% 1 Franklin C. Affrton 3rd, Jack Rogg, Frank T Brry, Stvvn K Kauffman, Norton Morgnthal, Bnjamin C Radzka, Ronald A Contlno, Jams P Mlnogu, rbrt R Gamach, Robrt D Catnaro, Lsli Katz, Barry D Gilbrt, arry E Brnnan, Brnard Diamond, Phillip F Stvralia, Rhinhard Glib, Frd R Magnhlm, Josph D Mastrarrigo, Louis R Fort. (To B Continud) EXAM NO SR. TRANST MANAGEMENT ANALYST This Ust of 105 ligibls was stablishd Aug. 3 aftr training and xprinc valuations of th 421 opn comptitiv applicants who fild in April. Salary is $15,075. No % 1 Franklin C Affrton 3rd, Frank T Brry, Stvn K Kauffman, Jack Rogg, Josph D Mastrarrigo, Brnard Diamond, Louis R Fort, Rhinhard Glib, Frd R Magnhlm, Francis M Winikus, rbrt R Gamach, Albrt Garnr,^ Robrt D Catnaro, Donald Gill, Bnjamin C Radzka, Norton Morgnthal, Lonard Uglow, Ronald A Contlno, Martin A Franchlna, Myr S Kauffman. (To B Continud) EXAM NO ASST. BULDNG CUSTODAN This list of 15 ligibls, stablishd Aug. 3, rsultd from writtn, oral and practical tsting of opn comptitiv candidats who fild in Novmbr Of th 295 applicants, 26 wr dmd not qualifid, two withdrw, and 143 appard for tsting. Salary is $7,650. No % 1 Josph P Slvin, John Zgom- ' blc, Danil Parsowith, ugh W Waugh, Jams Aspinwall, Edward T Burk, Clifford Blldnr Sr, Thodor S Strzlckl, Philip Burdonaro, Josph ScovazKo, Carl E Minr, William Valljo, Josph Garcia, (Srald A Thomas, Paul A Tillman. EXAM NO PUBLC EALT DRECTOR (MATERNTY SERVCES AND FAMLY PLANNNG) list of on ligibl was stablishd Aug. 3 aftr training and xprinc rating of th two candidats who applid in Jun. Salary starts at $18, Jan Paktr. EXAM NO PUBLC EALT DRECTOR (ANDCAPPED CLDREN) This list of on ligibl was stablishd Aug. 4 aftr th on opn comptitiv candidat who fild in Jun was dmd ligibl. Salary starts at $18, Stvn R Potsic. EXAM NO AR POLLUTON NSPECTOR This list of 65 ligibls was stablishd Aug. 3 aftr training and xprinc valuations of th 143 opn comptitiv candidats who applid in April. Salary is $9,500. No % 1 Julius Tannnbaum, Danil Kasnr, Samul Gordon. nry C?ardamon, Vito N Dbartolo, Dominick Bruno, Shaik Mahboob, Charls A Fisnn, Robrt S Cark, Mulukunt Krishnappa, asmukh M Sanghavi, Andrw Alimonda, Victor B Yurkins, Josph A Viola, Lo Nathan, Lo Burk, Frank Ccora, William M Krss, Karl Spar, William F Myr. 21 Alln D Stin, Josph P Dlornzo, Vlto J Lara, Sam Bass, Ernst Morgan Jr, John V Crllly, Robrt Gotard, Adam Jackson, John R Pattrson, Josph J Gltto, Lwis N Kraus, John B Barbrlo, Russll U Robuck Jr, Donald F artntt, Danil C O'Connll, Thomas B Grayson. Ptr J Colltti, Warrn D Clark, Xavir Thomas. Vincnt C Slraco. 41 nry G Gry, Marclino Sanchz, Stphn Torr, Lonard arvy, Anthony Lombardl, Waltr Vann, Rogr Trotti, Dnnis R O'Connll, M A Shpprson, Cornlious Small, arry W Scals, Jrmiah E Dsmond, Bruc M abrman, Norman Goldfarb, Gorg Kaylor, Tim F Chin, Ptr N Palladino, William J Aghassl, Louis D Vntrigllo, Dward Tan. REVEW CLASSES FOR SENOR CLERCAL AND STENOGRAPC EXAM Starting Monday. August at 5:30 p.m. For information call: Albany Businss Collg Tlphon Burton Wilks, Edward J Fitzgrald. Grard J Castiglion, John Whit, Elliot R Goldsmith. EXAM NO ROAD CAR NSPECTOR GROUP 3 This list of 65 ligibls was stablishd Aug. 3 aftr training and xprinc valuations of opn comptitiv candidats. Th xam has bn opn sinc March 6, until furthr notic. Salary is $ pr hour. No ligibls from Group 3 will b appointd until th lists of x- Groups 1 A 2 hav bn haustd. No. 1 10% 1 S Winr, J Waltr, A E Dockwilr, J F Frncik, D Volp, T Brtollnl, A Rvs Jr, P L Vath, Baumstln, E J Manalill, K M Gains, W Glgano, L C Uamorald, W G J Lustlg, D M Johnson, F Noack, W Vazquz, N A Ruiz, A Ptrolino, J Mtzgr. (To B Continud) SAVE A WAn DEWin CLNTON STATE & EAGLE STS.. ALBANY A KNOTT OTEL A FAVORTE FOR OVER 30 YEARS WT STATE TRAVELERS SPECAL RATES FOR N.Y.S. EMPLOYEES BANQUET FACLTES AVALABLE Call Albany E TOMAS. GORMAN, Gn. Mgr MAYFLOWER-ROYAL COURT APARTMENTS- Fumishd, Unfurnishd, and Rooms. Phan E (Albany). SPECAL RATES for Civil Srvic Employs U1 p C#) M SO a r" K a P po ym S cu to cn 00 NO OTL Wllington Ofliys-N aaraol AM CONDTONilM TV N* poridn prblcms mf Afcan/* imfl k«t*l... with Albany'! only tarog*. Yow kii 4m lart and comvmimim, m tanlty rau*. Codktoil lowwf. taa STATB STftBNrr «m«ti natcamfql 9mm i/mmr MmmMf trmrml * SPECAL WEEKLY RAl t.s FOR EXTENDED ST A YS ALBANY RANC OFFCE POR NFORMATON rsaxdinc auvtutmnt. Plas writ or call: JOSEf T. BELLEW 303 SO. MANNNG BLVP. ALBANY. 8. N.Y. Pmm V ARCO CVL SERVCt looks ond all t«sta PLAZA BOOK SOP 380 Broadway Albony. N. Y. Moll ft Phono OrdM^ Rllod

15 CM t- ON CO < t^. T3 C3 <u s c:: u Q UJ 1-5 U CJ M X fi: CTJ POLTCAL ACTON COMMTTEE GOES TO TE PEOPLE Various mmbrs of th political action and lgislativ committ tourd th Stat during th last month to solicit idas for th committ rport to h submittd to th full Civil Srvic Employs Assn. dlgat body at th Sptmbr mting in Rochstr. At th rgional mting in Nw York City, ths committ mmbrs wr at th spakrs' tabl: fro7n lft, John Adamski of Roswll Park, Ralph Natali of Nassau, Ruth Bravrman of Nassau; Vincnt Rubano of Stat nsuranc. Fund; statwid first vic-prsidnt Thomas McDonongh, who is political action committ chairman; CSEA lgal counsl Jack Ric; lgal scrtary Linda Rosa; Vito Dandrano of th Thrmvay Authoty, and statwid third vicprsidnt Richard Tarmy, who is lgislativ committ chairman. 4 SOUTERN CONFERENCE first vic-prsidnt and political action chairman Jams Lnnon points out that "political action can h particularly ffctiv in swing aras stick as Dutchss County, whr 20 prcnt of th population consists of CSEA mploys and thir familis. CENTRAL CONFERENCE political action chairman Anglo Vallon, right, who is also Broom County chaptr prsidnt, gos ovr som nots with Marcy Stat's LRoy Kotary, chairman of th joint Mohawk Vally committ. WESTERN CONFERENCE ladrs at rgional political action mting wr, from lft, satd: Gnviv Luc, Edward Dudk, prsidnt Samul Grossfild, Judy Burgss; standing: CSEA fildman Robrt Young, Wstrn County Workshop cochairman Jams Mangano, Gnviv Clark and Nil Gruppo. METROPOLTAN CONFERENCE prsidnt Jack Wisz prsnts rsolution to coinmitt asking commitmnts from all lgislators on thir willingnss to mak salary incrmnts automatic and not subjct to ngotiation. Committ mmbrs ar in forground. dntifiabl in audinc ar, from lft, Alx Martinz, Robrt nfantino and Salvator Butro. LONG SLAND CONFERENCE dlgats har formr Confrnc prsidnt rving Flaumnhaum dclar that " don't want to b in a position whr w ow any politician in Albany anything," Standing to his right is chairman McDonough, CAPTAL DSTRCT CONFERENCE political action chairman Donald j Blak, right, and John Mroczkowski of Mount McGrgor, cntr, hav ^ th ar of political action chairman McDonough, counsl Ric and lgis* lativ chairman Tarmy at had tabl.