Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-06
Is Federal Workers
Named for Course in
Junior Management

The names of Is young men
and women selected for the FIVE
month Third Junior Management
Intern Program to open Septem-
Der 10. were announced today by
the Civil Service Commission.
The Federal employees. II of
them from the Washington area,
were chosen from among 81 candi-
dates nominated by Is Federal
agencies.
Final selections were made by
the 1nterdepartmental Committee
on Intern Programs in co-opera-
ton with American University
The selections were based on
reviews of work and academic
records, recommendation of en-
ploying agencies, written exam
nations and personal interviews.
Government Study Planned.
The group will be given gen.
eral instruction on the operation
of the Federal Government. They
later will be given rotating work
and study assignments to fit the
needs of each.
Those from the Washington
area include:
Two administrative assistants
in the Rural Identification Ad-
ministration. Department of Agri-
culture: Robert H. Eagle and
Joseph w. Wilkinson both of
4532 Forty-seventh street NV.
From the Navy Department:
Samuel j. Simpson, a statistical
clerk in the Personnel Studies and
Statistics division, of SGT Twen-
tieth street South, Arlington; Eu-
gene r. Drummer, clerk-typist in
the Naval Gun Factory, of 1861
Fairmont street NV: Donald H.
johnson, space officer with the
Bureau of Ordnance. of BAIT
South Utah street, Arlington; Mrs.
G.enna M. Phillips, a stenographic
clerk in the Bureau of Naval
Operations, of 1881 Alabama ave-
nue. Sc. and Alain Jean deBou-
thillier, transportation special
list in the Military Sea Transpor-
tation Service. of 321 North
George Mason drive. Arlington.
Also. Miss March w. Clement,
a statistical assistant in the De-
tense Production Administration
of 2430 Pennsylvania avenue
NV; Thomas M. Stanners, a mil
itary personnel clerk in the Of
flee of the Comptroller of the
Army of 4428 Lily Ponds drive
NE. and from the State Depart
ment, Thomas j. Alduk, an expe-
diting clerk in the Passport Divi-
sion. of 2124 H street NV. and
John S. Connolly, jr.. security
liaison officer in the Division of
Foreign Service Personnel. of 2818
Connecticut avenue NV.
Commerce Department.
From the Department of Com
merce. Oliver Popenoe. an admin
tstrative assistant with the Ma
tional Production Authority, of
50l6 Thirty eighth avenue. Hyatts-
vile: Leslie Lee Pitchford, jr.. an
analyst in the National Produc-
ton uthority, of 5415 Connecticut
avenue NV; Miss Jean Stebbins,
meteorological aide with the
Weather Bureau, Of 1920 North
Potomac street. Arlington: Mrs.
Mary F. Colbert, a statistical as
sistant in the Census Bureau, of
7701 Frederick road, Hyattsville;
Philip Cheevers, an economist in
the Office of International Trade,
of 100 Varnum street NE, and
Mrs. Dorothy H. Tickle. a social
science analyst in the Bureau of
the Census, of 3103 Parkway ter
race drive Sc.
Out-of-town internes include:
Harry S. Sarkisian of Water
town, Mass, a property supply
clerk with the Coast Guard, and
the following seven employees of
the Federal Security Agency:
Frederick E. Stevenson of Evans
ton, ILL.,; Miss Esther Sperling of
Chicago; James c. Nielsen of
Kansas City, Kans.; William M.
EaneS of Lafayette. La; Miss Mary
A. Clark of Newark, N. j.: Miss
Edith A. Bennett of Haddon
Heights, N. j., and Harding B
Eklund of Oakland, Calf.