Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-26

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tlen OF thelp
IPetentI0n aslsBA fsahEI
PIghtSr The new slmplIhed pres
apam IA designed 70 Give them OIL
| clearer picture OF thelg Elehts, col
thAt thev can appeal they feel
they ore the Victims Of erroneous
eg negotiable procedure
Also, Vino commission VIII take
aetlgn W prevent automatic
humping Of employees Aleng tho
line aVAVV tins theve IA . re-
duptlon In force, Under the pres
emit AYAtem, A worker l0AlnR hlA
lob may bump another eInpl0He
In another part Of the agency, II
Tho IA 4 VeteraI and Tho other etIls
pl0ya Isn't, or II no has greater
seniority, 40 lonH ~ no meets the
minimum qualifications for Tho
other Job,
The new provisions VIII ast WI
Atgieter qualifications tor the
position, 40 that an eiiipl0ye los
Inc hIs lob went automatically
bump another worker unless no
iaeetb the more RlGid qualifications
for The position This, In some
eases, would alve hehsveteFAf
career employees q break, and at
The same time would not Eive
veterans quite The same amount
OF lob rights In reduction In f0Fee
pr0aFAHls that they now have ftI
would alA0 place q little iess en-
lphasls on seniority factors
The object OF the ehanae mi
rules IA 10 prevent the dem0ral lss
Ina effects and administrative
confusion that 0egup after a Hes
duet l0nslnHfePee pFealan In any
particular agency Under the
present system, the dismissal Of
BOO employees may ultimately
affect 1900 employees In an agency
through bNmplngs and the re-
sHltaDt transfer Of assignments
and dewngFadlnGs,
The commission realizes that
humplngR will continue In Gov
eminent 40 long Oh there ere lay
OTIS, but II feels ita new program
will out down the number OF these
cases,
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PREsAuDITs-The Civil HeTV.
loo Commission reports that lts
pTe.auditing OF Job Claaslheatlons
At the National Production Az
thority, Federal Civil Defense Ad-
minlAtratlon and the Mennonite
Btabllisatlon Agency, ere working
out very we'll. I" 4
The defense agencies had con-
tended these bureaus were lnliAt-
Ing lob ClaAAiflcAti0ns and paying
higher salaries, thereby plrAtinE
defense employees. WheFeupDn the
commission exercised itA author
Ivy 10 presaudlt the classification
Of all new Jobs In these emergency
bureaus, Since then there have
been very few complaints, either
from defense offleials on fF6tfi the
emergency bureaus, commission
6iilelaiS Sayl
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SURVIVORS - Fhe Controller
General has ruled that The Fets
f6aetlVe B6Ftl6h OF last years Feds
eEai pay raise may be paid 10 The
survivors OF employees Wh6 died
between June co. 1851, and 6et6s
Dor a. 1891 provided The eIapieve
had at least llVe years eRedltable
service Tor retirement,
TRIBUFE=A lliesslse bust oil
Harry b. MITCHELL former ehAlFs
man OF the Civil Service eemmlss
sion, VIII be unveiled Al pFal
THURSDAY In the commissions
third Moor FetundAl NM, Mitchell,
wn0Ae 4 wars Of service eDnstls
tuted tha longest teFH Of any
commissioner In History, Will beI
present al the ceremonies,
Robert hamgpeek, who aVGs
eeeded N.Y. Mitchell Oh commission
chairman last year, VIII preside AtI
the ceremony WhIeh VIII DO at
tended by ton members Of the
Senate and HOUSE ~ well ~ high
Government affleialR, Among those
present will be Mr., Mltehall'A son,
Representative Hugh Mitchell,
Democrat, OF Washington,
k*st
CAPITAL ROUNDUP -. One
hundred and thirteen Naval Gun
Factory employees have donated
one or more gallonS OF blood 10 tho
blood bank at the Naval Medical
Center, Bethesda, Two employees
have given Ave gallons apiece,
They are Matthew n, Aenni6 and
panile A, M0hler, Four.aAll0n
donors are JAMES NJ, staymAteA
and V6fnon l., VoeAn, T'hreesgal.
Ion donors are william Frieaen
and Leo ReEnikeV, .. The Civil
Service Signal Corps Examining
Board at 2ab South Eighteenth
street, Philadelphia ., Pa, has en-.
neuneed exams for inspectors
communication and eleetrenie
equlpment) OF salaries OF 5000
10 De,e4e 0 year, -, Abe Gold.
man has been appointed LEGAL
adviser In the Library OF Congress
copyright efsiee, Other appoints
mentS include Eugene 9, Powell,
Au AgnamAAAAkIAn.