Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-08

Aeronautics Board and the Wea-
lther Bureau.
EMPLOYMENT CUT URGED
The Council of State Cham
bers of Commerce has urged
Congress to support the bill of
Chairman Johnston of the Sem
ate Civil Service Committee
which would effect a painless !"
reduction of 100000 Federal
jobs by barring the filling of rs
per cent of personnel vacancies.
AT the very least, the Council de-
|clared. Congress should take
steps to prevent the addition of
i85, 655 new jobs which it said
the administration was in the
process of adding between last
June 80 and this coming June 80.
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INTEREST PAYMENTS - A
House Civil Service subcommit-
tee headed by Representative
Pfost, Democrat of Idaho, this
week is expected to approve the
Senate-passed bill to waive in
terest payments on retirement
fund redeposits. for Federal
workers who left the Government
before October 81, 1856. The
bill would exempt them from
having to pay interest on their
retirement Withdrawals in the
event they return to Government
and re-deposit their retirement
money. Representative Hemp
hill. Democrat of South Caro-
lima. is the bills sponsor in the
House.
CAPITAL ROUNDUP-C. Will
son Ratdle of the Booz, Allen
and Hamilton management con-
isultant firm. will address a
luncheon meeting of the National
Capital Chapter Of the Public
Personnel Association at 1915
pm. Tuesday. April is, in the
Occidental r e S aurant, l4ll
Pennsylvania avenue NV. His
topic will be Management APP
ipraisal-Key to Effective Devel-
iopment." David Burrier has
been elected president of Ameri-
can Federation of Government
Employees Lodge 1852. Fort Bel
voir, Va. Others elected were
Alexander Roberts, vice presi-
dent: Edward Wallace, secretary
treasurer. Marvin Deitz, chap
lain. and Frederick Kirby, SER
geant-at-arms. AFGE Lodge
1923. st. Elizabeths Hospital, has
elected MILFORD Laid as presi-
dent. Others elected were Mitch
Iell Fletcher, vice president; Jo-
seph L. Murray. treasurer: Lurty
Cook. secretary. and Francis
Maier, sergeant-at-arms.
Perry Simms has been elected
president Of Interior Branch. Lo-
cal ]. National Federation OF
Federal Employees. Others elected
were Mrs. Barbara Aller. vice
president; Mrs. Bess MacHugh
secretary, and as members Of the
board of representatives: Mrs
Teresa Beckett. NJ. A. Bohnert
Leon DuPuy. Mrs. Anna Lewis
Mrs. Gertrude Moore. Stanford
Ray. Roger Rittase, Robert Ruth.
Ierford. Franklin Salisbury, Viola
SchantZ. Stephanie Civic, Mr.
Simms and Mr.. Aller. Com.
imerce Branch. Local 2, NFFE
has elected Shandon Knape a:
president. Others elected were
Gaylord Streeter. Grace Withe.
row, vice presidents: Jane Fin
ley. secretary. and as members
Of the board of representatives
Mary E. Baker. Arley Caudill
Thomas Delahanty. Matte NJ
johnson, Hildo Lagazo. Rene
Pinto. Won M. Summers anc
Messrs. Knape and Streeter.
Joseph Gutride. a Federal Power
Commission staff member for q
years, has taken over his new
duties as secretary of the FPC
DR.. Joseph L. Krieger, pro
fessorial lecturer in business adj
ministration at George Washing,
ton University since 1850. hal
written a book. Principles anc
Problems Of Executive Leader.
ship-Guides to Executive Ac,
ltion."
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