Evening star., 1955-07-24

1PdJA VII SAC1 NO AOA A4dh4AAS ~ HOo-
sible to issue the retroactive pay
raise checks promptly. The pay
roll employees worked many hours
overtime to get the checks oui
on time. The employees are Edith
M. Carder, Matte M. Carter
Eula K. Edison, Cathleen Frye
Jewell w. King. Cecilia B. La
gaze, A. Elizabeth Morris, Helen
Wilsley and Loulie M. Wilson.
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EMPLOYE RELATIONS -
Rollin L. Burns of the National
Security Agency has been elect
ed chairman Of the Federal Con-
ference on Employe Relations
and Counseling. Others elected
were Mrs. Barbara Sanderson,
Civil Service Commission. vice
chairman; Clara L. Aljets, De-
lpartment Of Health. Education
and Welfare, recording secre-
tary: Dess Irernan. General
Services Administration. cor
responding secretary; and Mrs.
Dorotha Campbell. State; Mrs.
Constance Manchester. Navy;
Harry Bernstein. Post Office,
and Bernard Cronin, Old Age
and Survivors Insurance, mem
bers-at-large.
Committee chairmen selected
were Russell B. Miller, Navy,
programs; Mrs. Olga McKellar
National Security Agency. legis-
lative; Mrs. Dora Ihle, Interior,
bylaws revision: Lillian Brawn-
er. Interior. publicity: and Mrs
Cecile Hardy, Navy, United Com
munity Services liason.
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CAPITAL ROUNDUP - The
Labor Departments Recreation
Association will hold it's annual
picnic for employees and their
families August 13 at Fort Wash
ington. Md. A full program Of
games, races, horseshoe pitching
land athletic events has been ar
ranged.
| Eight Bureau of Engraving
and Printing employees have been
given cash awards for merito-
Irious suggestions. They are Jo-
lseph w. Bramlett, William B.
Burke. Edward D. Connery, Will
bur r. Gordon, William j. Har-
iris. John c. Kern, Frederick r.
North and Walter F. Risdon.
Vincent P. Hippolitus has
Joined the staff of the Presi-
dents Committee on Employ
ment of the Physically Handi-
capped as liaison officer. An
other appointment is that of
Lawrence T. Burdick as infcr-
nation and editorial specialist.
Salina (Sally) M. Lindo has
been promoted to Assistant Chief
Iof the Federal Communications
Commissions Of11ce of Reports
and Information. George A.
Blackstone has been appointed
regional administrator Of the
Securities and Exchange Com
missions San Francisco Office.
Reed Cozart has been ap-
pointed pardon attorney Of the
Justice Department. : The
Housing and Home Finance
Agency needs two GS-4 stenog-
raphers-one for its Los Angeles
Office and one for Chicago. Call
Don Frye, Executive 3-4160, Ex-
tension 3183.
The following civilian en-
pleyes at Boiling Air Force Base
completed training courses di-
rected by the Deputy Director
for Targets, Directorate Of In
telligence: Hazel Lorensen,
William C. Schulz, Francis
AdamSk1, Jr.; Frank H. Perez,
Chalmus B. Dollins. Robert w.
Hackbarth, Paul j. Westh-
haeffer, William M. George,
Thomas M. Bailey, John H.
Toler. DR.. Hal H. Germond,
Emily L. Power, Festina G. Rob-
ertson, Alice L. Butler, Rose
mary K. Jones, Bette c. Hen
derson, Marguerite B. Richard
son, Peggy D. Lee. Gloria G.
Edmonson, Anita L. Lenahan.
Isabel Saleeby, Dagny Becker,
Joseph F. Lovejoy, Lillian E.
Colodny, Lloyd T. Meyer, Vir-
ginia r. Wordsworth. Virginia
M. Przystas. N. Jean Porter.
Charles Broome, Mary s. Sim
mons, Lous r. Blaxton. Jean r.
Duffy and Helen G. Leeman.
Grant Swisher. chief of Bolling's
civilian training branch. acted
as technical adviser for the
program.