Evening star., 1950-07-03

tors, color de- Joseph Youns
signers and sculptors, GS-5. Z,
;E9, IL; bacteriologists, biochemists,
Iserologists, GS-5, Z, 9,~11, IL; Farm
Credit examiners, GS-7. 9, IL: di-
Ietitians, GS-5. z: social workers,
,lGS-9, IL. r.. 49,. photographers,
il GS-3, 4. s.. 6s
August Cylinder pressmen,
Eungraded: psychologists. GS-7. g.:
public health nurses. GS-7. mo-
ltion picture projectionists. GS-4,
Is, g, Z; engrossers. GS-6 archives
lrepairmen, GS-4, 5, s.; air trans
port analysts. GS-7,9 8, IL. p; tele-
phone accountants. 4 engineers.
loan appraisers and specialists.
lGS-7, 9. II, IL; real property Off
GERS. GS-7, 8, II, II, 13; agricul-
ture marketing specialists, GS-7,
't9, IL, IL, 13, IA: commodity indus
Itry analysts (minerals). GS-7. g..
III. IL.
September - Architects. GS-7,
10, IL; bookbinders, ungraded: hand
compositors, ungraded; medical
technical assistants. GS-4, 6:
printer -proofreaders. ungraded:
lland bank appraisers. GS-6, Z, 8.
g, 10, II: fngerprint clerks, GS-3,
Ia; electrotyper, ungraded; stere-
otyper, ungraded.
October-Graduate nurses. GS-
S: social worker. Vets. Adm, GS-
IL, 8, IL: Junior agricultural as
sistants, GS-5; Junior professional
assistants, GS-5; junior manage
lment assistants, GS-5, g.: Junior
scientists and engineers. GS-3. 4.
Is, Z; meteorologists, GS-5; agri-
lcultural research scientists. GS-7.
10, II, 10; investigators, claims ex-
Iaminers, GS-I Is, o, 10, Il, IL:
lfirefighters. CPC-5. 6. 8.
November ~ Highway engineer
trainees, GS-3,4 5. 7; meteorolog-
ical aides. GS-4. S: optometrists.
GS-7. 9; curators, GS-7. 10. II.
IL; dental internes, ungraded:
copy pullers, CPc-2; Office man
agement and budget examiners,
GS-7, 9; geologists, GS-5. z; geo.
physicists, GS-5, Z, o., II. 13. Is.
December -, Physical science
aides, GS-I, 2, 3, 4, 5. 5. z; di-
rectors and supervisors Of nurses
for hospitals, GS-9,, IL. 10 l3;
airman standards specialists, Civil
Aeronautics Board. GS-l2, 10. III.
statisticians tmedical. Agriculture
Department., GS-7, 8, IL: service
agents, Interstate Commerce Com
mission, GS-11. IL; Intelligence
specialists, GS-7. 9, II. IL.
The majority of the exams are
unassembled (non-written). but
about Is require written tests. The
written tests include those for So
cial workers, photographers, psy-
biologists, printer proofreaders.
fingerprint clerks. graduate nurses,
junior agricultural. professional.
management assistants and Junior
scientists and engineers, meteorol-
ogists. geophysicists and physical
science aides.
i 4 4
PRAISE - Harry Hubbard, ex-
ecutive vice chairman Of the Fed
eral Personnel Council, which is
\ the official advisory unit to the
Civil Service Commission. marked
his 11th year with the council the
other day. On hand to praise Mr..
Hubbard's work for the Govern
ment was Donald s. Dawson, the
administrative assistant to Presi-
dent Truman on Federal person
mel matters.
LOYALTY - Latest Civil Service
Commission figures disclose that
l l26 Federal employees have been
fired on loyalty charges since the
loyalty program began nearly
three years ago. Seventy-four
cases are pending. A total of $50
employees quit before final de-
cision was handed down in their
| cases.
4 RETIREMENTS = The follow
ing Bureau of Internal Revenue
Employees who are retiring have
received special awards for long
and meritorious service. Mrs
4 Katherine j. Ambursen, Mrs.
Octavia T. Ashcraft, John H. Bit
tenbender, George w. Campbell,
Bernard A. Chandler, Virginia H.
Churchill, Sollace M. Earle, Clar-
ence S. Hagan, Mrs. Ethel Mar
shall, Mary M. Morrison, George
Nv. Newton, Mrs. Mary L. Rutan,
! Henry F. Sonnabend, Ida M.
Thomas. Percay A. Wise. Ethel
Watson, and Cora Woolsey. !.
Two Navy Bureau Of Ordnance
!. civilian employees were given spe-
cial awards for outstanding serv-
ice at retirement ceremonies. They
are Mrs. Margaret T. Edwards
land Elmer A. Harrington. =. AT
State Department. Mrs. Laura e
Langley is retiring after 27 years,
Mrs. Langley has the distinction
Of being the first telephone oper-
ator to retire from the depart
n rnent. She received a. special let
tier Of commentator from Secre-
ftary Acheson. Other State De-
partment, employees retiring with
Ipraiseworthy records are Miss L.
Virginia Tiffany and Edmund A.
kFlagg. =. At Federal Security
!, Agency, five employees on the staff
Iof st. Elizabeths Hospital who are
retiring were cited for their serv-
!, ice. They are Benson Taylor, Mrs.
!, MARY L. Sugrue, Chancellor N.
Sullivan, Mrs. Hattie Solomon and
i Clarence w. Cloud:
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X epery SATURDAY. ooer WMAL.1The
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