Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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![ADDRESS OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS TO THE SECRRETARY OF STATE WASHINGTON 25, logo of department of state]DEPARTMENT OF STATEWASHINGTONJune 20, 1951Central Intelligence Agency,Washington 25, D.C.Gentlemen:In accordance with the provisions of Chapter RI-35 of the.Federal Personnel Manual, it is requested that the official per-sonnel file and leave record of Ann Lorene GoodpastureAdministrative Assistant who e.o.d. June 8, 1951with this agency, date of birth Nov. 28. 1918employed by CIA from December 1948 to March1951 at Washington, be forwarded to the followingD.C.address at the earliest practicable date:Department of State,Division of Foreign Service Personnel Records,Room-A, SA-12,Washington 25, D. C.Very truly yours,![signature]Wm. E. GoodyearChief, Field Operations BranchDivision of Foreign Service PersonnelDSL-33411-17-50
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Form FS-349June 7,Goodpasture Ann Lorene 11-22-1918 PL-724-79thFSSIndefinite appointment (E. O. 10180) 6-3-51 6-8-51Administrative AssistantMonterreyFSS-9 $470In 2 992 110MX-10Female X Single X Indef XItems: A, b, c, d, 1 (6la)SF 84 and 67 executed 6-8-51No military reserve statusAppointed FSS-9 $4290 and immediately promoted to FSS-9 $ 70 in accordance with FSR 102-669 (c), Previously employed by another Government agency as GS-9 $4600
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# PERSONNEL ACTION REQUESTNAME: GOODPASTURE, Ann L.NATURE OF ACTION: Resignation *REQUESTED EFFECTIVE DATE: Ca 26 May 1951WHEN LEAVING (VOUCHERED):LAST WORKING DAY:EMPLOYEE'S SIGNATURE:TITLE: Intelligence Officer (Ops) GS-9GRADE AND SALARY: GS-9 $1,600.00OFFICE: OSODIVISION: DZ/SEABRANCH AND SECTION: Branch IOFFICIAL STATION: Washington, D. C.DEPARTMENTAL: [x]FIELD: []REMARKS: * To accept other employment. TRANSFER Leavel To UV FUNDS#665RECOMMENDED:23 April 1951PLACEMENTFOR USE OF PERSONNEL ONLYDATE QUALIFICATIONS APPROVED: 4/24/11TRANSACTIONS AND RECORDSAPPROPRIATION: 2115900ALLOTMENT: 951-108C. S. C. AUTHORITY:CLEARANCE REQUESTEDCLEARANCE APPROVED| DATE | TYPE || ---- | ---- || DATE | TYPE || DATE | SIGNATURE || ---- | --------- || DATE | SIGNATURE |CLASSIFICATION| BUREAU NO | C. S. C. NO | DATE APPROVED || --------- | ----------- | ------------- || 1801 NEW  | 1741 L.A    | 12-19-47 REAL || DATE | SIGNATURE || ---- | --------- |DATE SIGNATURE: 6-26-31PERSONNEL RELATIONSDATEDATE APPROVEDAPPROVALSDATEEFFECTIVE DATEFORM NO. 37-3JUL 1950SUBJECT TO SECURITY CLEARANCESIGNATURE OF EXECUTIVESIGNATURE OF DIVISION CHIEFU. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 10-62489-6
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SECRETMARCH FOR THE SECRETARY OF STATEATTENTION: Mr. F. Park Armstrong, Jr.Subject: Request for Appointment in the Foregin Service as Administrative Assistant at Monterrey for Miss Ann Lorene Goodpasture.Enclosure: a. Forms DS-5b. Standard Forms 20 on 52c. Proposed BiographyAPR 12 19641. It is requested that Miss Ann Lorene Goodpasture be appointed in the Foreign Service with the title of Administrative Assistant, FS-5, $4,270.00, for duty in the American Consulate at Monterrey, Mexico.2. Miss Goodpasture received her B.A. Degree from the University of Oklahoma. She has had approximately seven years of administrative and secretarial experience in Government service and also served for one year and eight months as administrative Assistant in the American Consulate General at Bombay, India. It is believed that Miss Goodpasture is fully qualified to serve as Administrative Assistant in the American Consulate at Monterrey. She will receive from CIA a basic salary of $4,600.00 per annum.3. Miss Goodpasture will perform the administrative duties for the CIA station to be opened in Monterrey.FOR THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCEW. O. WYZARAssistant DirectorSECRET
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# PERSONNE ACTION REQUESTNAMEGOODPASTURE, Ann L.NATURE OF ACTIONPromotionTITLE FROM TOIntelligence Officer (Ops) CS-7 Intelligence Officer (Ops) GS-9GRADE AND SALARYCS-7 $4325.00 GS-9 $4600.00OFFICEOSO OSODIVISIONFDZ/SEA FDZ/SEABRANCH AND SECTIONBranch 1 Branch 1OFFICIAL STATIONWashington, D. C. Washington, D. C.DEPARTMENTAL FIELD DEPARTMENTAL FIELDREMARKS:S-7Employee has been in grade since 17 April 1947.REQUESTED EFFECTIVE DATE4/7/51WHEN LEAVING (VOUCHERED)LAST WORKING DAY:1/4/6/56EMPLOYEE'S SIGNATURE:REGISTER NO. 3019RECOMMENDED:20 January 1951(DATE) (SIGNATURE OF OFFICE CHIEF, DIVISION CHIEF OR AL-M, OFFICER)FOR USE OF PERSONNEL ONLYDATE QUALIFICATIONS APPROVED TRANSACTIONS AND RECORDS2/3/51 APPROPRIATION: 2115950ALLOTMENT: 958-108CLEARANCE REQUESTED CLEARANCE APPROVED C. S. C. AUTHORITY:DATE TYPE DATE TYPEDATE SIGNATURE DATE SIGNATURE2-5-51CLASSIFICATION PERSONNEL RELATIONSBUREAU NO C. S. C NO DATE APPROVED DATE SIGNATURE1801 1741 12.1.9:47NEW ICE L. A REAL APPROVALS SUBJECT TO SECURITY CLEARANCEDATE SIGNATUREDATE SIGNATURE OF EXECUTIVE2-28-57DATE SIGNATURE OF DIVISION CHIEFFORM NO 37-3JUL 1950
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PERSONN ACTION REQUESTNAMEGODPASTICE, Ann L.NATURE OF ACTIONReassignmentTITLEGRADE AND SALARYCS-7OFFICEOSODIVISIONFDA/SEABRANCH AND SECTIONBranch IOFFICIAL STATIONWashington, D.C.REMARKSS-7REGISTER NO28:3REQUESTED EFFECTIVE DATE24 Dec.50WHEN LEAVING (VOUCHERED)#4025LAST WORKING DAYEMPLOYEE'S SIGNATURE:FROMTOIntell. off. (Ors)CS-7FDA/SEABranch IWashington, D.C.RECOMMENDED13 December 1950FOR USE OF PERSONNEL ONLYPLACEMENTDATE QUALIFICATIONS APPROVED12/21/50TRANSACTIONS AND RECORDSAPPROPRIATION: 2115970ALLOTMENT: 951-108C. S. C AUTHORITY:CLASSIFICATIONDATE APPROVED12/19/47APPROVALS
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# CONFIDENTIALPERSONNEL ACTION REQUESTNAME:GOODPACTURE, Ann L.CLASSIFICATIONVICE1A.VVNEWQUALIFICATION & REVIEWINITIALAJAw #9489CSCH 144510-10-47 MMINITIALDATE2-9-49DATE3-8-49NATURE OF ACTION:ExmptetAppointmentEFFECTIVE DATE21 March 19492.19.5.709.59-108Sha-45-6ay-3-10-49FOR SEPARATIONS. TRANSFERS OUT. AND RESIGNATIONSLAST WORKING. DAY:APPROVED:FOR RESIGNATIONS FROM FEDERAL SERVICE ONLYSIGNATURE OF EMPLOYEE:SIGNATURE (EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR)SIGNATURE (EXECUTIVE FOR ABWI)TITLEFROMGRADE AND SALARYP-2 $3978.00 pa,OFFICECSGBRANCHCOPS - FBZDIVISIONPreviously employed atSEASECTION#3978 per annum.Division #1OFFICIAL STATIONWashington, D.C.DEPT. OR FIELDDepartmental 130REMARKS:This action cancels CONTROL 71234. Security concurrence requestedSlot 48 7 February 1949. Please transfer accrued leave from unvouchered funds. From the only records available at this office, it appears subject EOD in February 1944 as a Steno., CAF-4. She went to the field thereafter as a CAF-5. She received her first periodic pay increase as a CAF-5 on 10 March 1946 and returned from the field on 30 March 1946. She returned to departmental rolls on 5 June 1946. She returned to unvouchered funds for duty in the field on 1 December 1946. She received a p.p.i. on 6 April 1947; and a promotion to Ad. Assistant, CAF-7, on 17 April 1947.Charge againsReportsOfficerRECOMMENDED: OFFICE CHIEF, BRANCH CHIEF, OR ADMINISTRATIVEDATE (COVER)Sealed 10/7 February 1949FORM NO.OCT 1946 37-3(1514)
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# CONFIDENTIALfile28 April 1949TO: Personnel OfficerAttention: Betty MorrisonFROM: Covert Personnel BranchSUBJECT: Ann L. GoodpastureThis is to certify that subject's "Transfer and Change to Lower Grade" has been amended as follows:From To Effective DateCAF-9, $4479.60 CAF-7, 83852.60 7 December 1948.Subject's last periodic pay increase has been amended as follows:From To Effective DateCAF-7, 33852.60 CAF-7, 3978.00 26 December 1948.![Signature of Harold E. Ballou]Harold E. Ballou# CONFIDENTIAL
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# Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTTO: George E. MoloonDATE: 25 March 1969FROM: Transactions & Records DivisionSUBJECT: The urvouchered records of the following employees appointed on Vouchered funda effective 21 March 1949, have rovealed an error in computing periodic pay increases. In order to determine their lest salary increase to establish a date they will be eligible fur a periodic on vouchered funds the following information is furnished for action you dosa necessary.Goodpasturo, Anti L.(Temporary) Promotion effective 14 December 47, from CAF-7, $3397.20 por annua to CAF-9, $4149.60 por annum.Return and Change to Lover Crede effective 7 December 1948, to CAP-7, $3727.20 por anima.Pay Increase (Periodic) affective 8 December 1948, from $3727.80 to $3978 per annum. (This is a jong of 2 steps)The employee was not eligible for the above periodis until the first pay period following là Deosubor 1948, at which time she would have completed the one year waiting period since her last salary increase.. Then the incresés ahould have been from $3727.20 to $3852.60.Bainskan, Emma R.(Temporary) Promotion effective 16 Bovember 1947 from CAF-5, $2770.20 por annun to CAF-6, $3146.40 por cames.Return and Change to lover grade effective 28 July 1948, to CAF-5, $3100.20 per annun.Pay Increase (Periodic) effective 29 July 1948, from $3100.20 to $3225.20 par annua.This employee uns not aligible for the above periodic until the pay period following ló Rovember 1948.Hennings, Willis My Comiok(Temporary) Promotion offective 16 November 1947, from CAF-6,83146.40 par annua to CAF-7, $3922.60.
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Return and Change to lover grade effective 4 August 1948, to CAF-6, $3601.80 per annum.This employee was eligible for a periodic pay increase the first pay period following 16 November 1948, provided she met the requirements.
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# CONFIDENTIAL## PERSONNEL ACTION REQUESTNAME:GOODPASTURE, Ann L.NATURE OF ACTION:AppointmentEFFECTIVE DATE:21 March 1949FOR SEPARATIONS, TRANSFERS OUT, AND RESIGNATIONS LAST WORKING DAY:FOR RESIGNATIONS FROM FEDERAL SERVICE ONLY.SIGNATURE OF EMPLOYEE:CLASSIFICATIONINITIALDATEVICE1AVVNEWQUALIFICATION & REVIDINITIALDATEAPPROVED:SIGNATURE (EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR)SIGNATURE (EXECUTIVE FOR LAW)SIGNATURE (CHIEF, PERSONNEL BRANCH)|                  | FROM: | TO:                          || ---------------- | ----- | ---------------------------- || TITLE            |       | Intelligence Officer (Rpts.) || GRADE AND SALARY |       | P-2 $3978.00                 || OFFICE           |       | OSO                          || BRANCH           |       | COPS - FBX                   || DIVISION         |       | SEA                          || SECTION          |       | Division #1                  || OFFICIAL STATION |       | Washington, D.C.             || DEPT. OR FIELD   |       | Departmental                 |REMARKS: This action cancels CONTROL #1434. Security concurrence requested Slot 48 7 February 1949. Please transfer accrusd leave from unvouchered funds. From the only records available at this office, it appears subject EOD in February 1944 as a Steno,, CAF-4. She went to the field thereafter as a CAF-5. She received her first periodic pay increase as a CAB-5 on 10 March 1946 and returned from the field on 30 March 1946. She returned to departmental rolls on 5 June 1946. She returned to unvouchered funds for duty in the field on 1 December 1946. She received a p.p.i. on 6 April 1947; and a promotion to Ad. Assistant, CAF-7, on 17 April 1947.RECOMMENDED: OFFICE CHIEF, BRANCH CHIEF (OVER) OFFICER DATE 7 February 1949
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She received temporary promotion to CAF-9 on December 1947. She returned from the field on 7 December 1948 and reverted to her CAP-7. She received a periodic pay increase on 8 December 1948 to $3978.00 per annum.24 February 1949Conour for the Chief of Inspection and Security.1949 MAR 29 AM 11 16O.S.C.![Signature]EMIL P. GEISSChief, Personnel Security Division
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SECRETfileDEC 2 1 1948MEMORANDUM FOR THE SECRETARY OF STATEATTENTION: Mr. Fisher HoweSubject : Cancellation of Foreign Service Titleof Administrative Assistant at Bombayfor Miss Ann Lorene Goodpasture1. This is to advise you that Miss Ann Lorene Goodpasture,   CIA representative who has been serving at Bombay, India with   the Foreign Service title of Administrative Assistant, has been   transferred to Washington for a permanent change of station.   It is requested, therefore, that the Foreign Service title for   Miss Goodpasture be cancelled.forDONALD H. GALLOWAYAssistant DirectorAttachment: Special Passport No. 713HP:jlmSECRET
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To: George E. KeloonFrom: Transactions & Records DivisionThe unvouchered records of the following employees a pointed on Vouchered funds efective 21 arah 1949, have revealed an er or in computing periodic pay increuses. Τη order to determine their last salary increase to establish a dute they will be eligible for a periodic on vouchered funds the follo ing information is furnished for ection you deem necessary.✓ Goodpasture, Ann L.(Temporary) Fromotion effective 14 December 47, from CAF-7, $3397.20 per annum to C.F-9, $4149.60 per annumReturn end Change to Lower Grace effective 7 December 1948, to CAF-7, $3727.20 per annum.Pay Increase (Periodic) effective 8 December 1943, from $3727.20 to $3973 per annum. (This is a jump of 2 steps)The employee was not eligible for the above periodic until the first pay period follo ing 14 December 1948, at which time she would have completed the one year waiting period since her lest salary incrense. Then the increase should have been from $3727.20 to $3852.60.Heineman, Erma. P.(Temporary) Fromotion effective 16 November 1947 from CAF-5 $2770.20 per annum to CAF-6, $3146.40 per annum.Return and Change to lo er grade effective 28 July 1948, to CAF-5 $3100.20 per annum.Pay Increase (Periodic) effective 29 July 1948, from $3100.20 to $3225.20 per annum.This employe was not eligible for the atove pericdic until the pay period following 16 November 1948.Hennings, Willie May Connick(Temporery) Promotion efective 16 November 1947, from CAF-6 $3146.40 per annum to CAF-7, $3522.60.
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COPYReturn and Change to lower grade effective 4 ugust 1943, to CAF-6, $3001.80 per annum.This employee was eligible for a periodic pay increase the first pay period following 16 November 1943, provided she met the re uirements.
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# SECRETCENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYCOMMUNICATIONS DIVISIONSIGNAL SECURITY AND CONTROL SECTIONCOMMUNICATIONS CLARIFYINGI, Ann L. Goodpasture, DO SOLEMNLY SWEAR (OR AFFIRM) NOT TO DIVULGE ANY CLASSIFIED INFORMATION CONCERNING THE COMMUNICATIONS OF THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY AS TO ORGANIZATION, PERSONNEL, LOCATION, METHODS OF OPERATION, CRYPTOGRAPHIC SYSTEMS, COMMUNICATIONS CHANNELS AND FACILITIES USED.I DO FURTHER SOLEMNLY SWEAR (OR AFFIRM) THAT I SHALL NOT DISCUSS, DIVULGE, PUBLISH OR CAUSE TO BE PUBLISHED ANY INFORMATION CONCERNING THE CRYPTOGRAPHIC FACILITIES, SYSTEMS, OR PROCEDURES EMPLOYED BY OTHER UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS OR AGENCIES OF WHICH I AM COGNIZANT BY VIRTUE OF MY COMMUNICATIONS DUTIES WITH C.I.A..I DO FURTHER SWEAR (OR AFFIRM) THAT I SHALL NOT DISCUSS, DIVULGE, PUBLISH OR CAUSE TO BE PUBLISHED ANY CLASSIFIED INFORMATION OR INTELLIGENCE OF WHICH I AM COGNIZANT BY VIRTUE OF MY COMMUNICATIONS DUTIES WITH C.I.A., UNLESS SPECIFICALLY AUTHORIZED IN WRITING IN EACH CASE BY THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE.I HAVE READ THE PROVISIONS OF THE ESPIONAGE ACT AND UNDERSTAND THAT AFTER SEVERING MY RELATIONS WITH THE COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION, C.I.A., I AM STILL BOUND BY THAT ACT AND IF IT IS VIOLATED, I AM SUBJECT TO ITS PENALTIES.I DO FURTHER SOLEMNLY SWEAR (OR AFFIRM) THAT NO CLASSIFIED PAPERS, BOOKLETS, MATERIAL, OR EQUIPMENT REMAIN IN MY POSSESSION AND THAT ALL COMMUNICATIONS PROPERTIES, CLASSIFIED AND UNCLASSIFIED, HAVE BEEN RETURNED TO THE PROPER AUTHORITIES OF COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION, C.I.A..I TAKE THIS OBLIGATION FREELY, WITHOUT ANY MENTAL RESERVATION OR PURPOSE OF EVASION.![signature of Ann L. Goodpasture]SIGNED: Ann L. GoodpastureDATE: 9 Dec +8![signature of witness]WITNESS:POSITION:DATE: 9/12/48SECRET
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INFORMATION FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: ANN I. GEODISUSERSECRETThe subject entered on duty with the predecessor organization in February 1944. She served in India and in China from November 1944 to March, 1946. She arrived at her present overseas post on 17 April 1947 under an 18 month overseas agreement. She is being returned F&S to the United States upon completion of her present tour of duty for reassignment, which will be determined upon her arrival in Washington.No per diem will be paid the subject while on duty in the United States.SECRET
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AirSECRETIBW-136Chief of Station, Bombay, India 29 March 1948Chief, Administration and ServicesAdministrative ANN GOOD PASTURE APR 61.  In reference to ZIBA-85 and enclosure, you may inform Robert B. Riggs that he will be returned to the United States at the completion of his 18-months tour of duty. However, because of the fact that this tour of duty will not be completed until October, 1948, authorization for return will be pouched at a future date. In the meantime, efforts will be made to recruit a replacement for the slot which Riggs is now occupying.E. M. TERRELL0 2.0James H. Drum PERSONNEL R.S.W. W. Lloyd GeorgeSECRET
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# OFFICIAL DISPATCHVIA: AirDISPATCH NO: ZIBA-85SECRETCLASSIFICATIONTO : Chief, Foreign Branch ZDATE: 8 March 1948FROM : Chief of Station, Bombay, IndiaSUBJECT: GENERAL Administrative1. The enclosed memorandum was given to me by   this date and its contents are self explanatory. I   want to emphasize the fact that Riggs has definitely made   up his mind and intends to comply with the plan as stated   in the enclosure.2. I desire to convey my unqualified commendation for   the attitude and performance of duties offered by during   the past 11 months. In every instance he has been 100% coopera-   tive with never a display of selfishness. All members of the   Consulate are very fond of as are the people of Bombay.L.E.Y.Lester E. Yorke.![image of stamp with date and time]REGISTRY COPYSECRETCLASSIFICATIONFORM NO.APR 1947 51-28
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MEMORANDUM8 March 1948TO: Lester H. YorkePRO:SU3J: Return to US within 7½ months.1. It is my desire to be returned to the United States upon completion of 18 months' overseas duty for the purpose of resignation after my arrival at headquarters.2. This notice is given so that the organization will have ample time to replace me prior to October '48 should they desire to do so. Should they replace me immediately, all expenses incurred by the organization in connection with my return transportation will be reimbursed.3. I desire to depart for the United States immediately upon completion of 18 months' overseas which will be October 18, 1948. Travel at that time will be at the expense of the organization in accordance with an agreement prior to my departure for overseas duty.![signature]ENCLOSURE #/
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# SECRET17 December 1-47MEMORANDUM FOR THE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, SPECIAL OPERATIONSTHROUGH: Chief, Administration and ServicesDEC 22SUBJECT: Temporary Promotion of Anne L. Goodpasture1. Forwarded herewith is a memorandum and attachments from the Chief, FBZ, to Chief, Personnel Division, recommending a temporary promotion from CAP-7 to CAP-9 of Anne L. Goodpasture.2. The memorandum from the Branch and the attachments, an excerpt from the Consul General's dispatch to the Secretary of State, indicate that the cost of living at her station has reached a most burdensome point.3. This office concurs in the recommendation that such temporary promotion be made.ROBERT S. MATTLESActing Chief, Personnel Division, 030RECOMMEND APPROVAL:James H. DunnChief, Administration and ServicesAPPROVED: Subject to concurrence Personnel Review Section.Assistant Director, Special OperationsRecommend ApprovalWBJ.SECRET
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# SECRETOffice Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTTO: CPDFROM: Chief, FBZDATE: 12 December 1947SUBJECT: Ann L. GoodpastureTemporary Promotion1. Subject is administrative assistant at our installation in Bombay, India. Due to the increased cost of living in Bombay, request is made that she be given a temporary promotion from a CAF-7 to a CAF-9. The increase in salary, plus the additional cost-of-living and quarters allowances, will be sufficient to permit Miss Goodpasture to meet the highly inflated cost of living in Bombay, an impossibility for the past several months.2. A review of subject's reports on living conditions in Bombay reveals that since her arrival in April, she has had to live in temporary quarters on a day-to-day or week-to-week basis. The rooms occupied by subject have been shared with at least one other girl and sometimes two or three. Bathroom facilities are also shared with the other occupants of the hotel. During a period of several months, subject and her roommate occupied a nine by twelve room on the fifth floor of a "walk-up" and shared a bath with four men. This room cost them $150 a month each. At the present time subject and her roommate are living in a single room, without private bath, and for the privilege are paying Rs. 200 a week each (approximately $60.).3. In a dispatch dated 28 November, subject stated that "I am now spending more than my combined salary and allowances to maintain only a moderate standard of living. It appears at present that it is unlikely that any permanent quarters will be found for unmarried members of the staff. Since four officers' families are en route to Bombay and three such families presently in Bombay are without places to live. Any accommodations secured through the Consulate will of course be made available first to the highest ranking officer in need of housing. Any accommodations found through other channels have so far been prohibitive in price...".4. In support of subject's statement of conditions she attached, at the Consul General's suggestion, a copy of his report to the State Department dated November 7, 1947. Pertinent portions of the Consul General's dispatch have been-1-SECRET
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SECRETexcerpted and are appended to this memorandum.5. Subject's present salary, minus retirement and income tax, is $105.12 per two-week pay period; her present living and quarters allowance amounts to $78.45. The proposed increase to a CAF-9 would bring her net salary to $127.43 per two-week pay period and her living allowance to $103.07 - a difference of $46.92 every two weeks. A promotion to a CAF-8 would be insufficient, since her allowances would remain the same and the salary increase would amount only to $10.75 per pay period.ORIGINATOR : Virginia PryorDEPUTY CHIEF FOR SEA: Don J. GardenSECRET