Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

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proved By the Senate and would
has appointed two subcommit-I
tees 10 handle various career
status legislation.
One group headed by Rep
resentative Hemphill. Demo-
crat Of South Carolina, win
consider the bin 70 give career
status 10 Federal employees with
lcompensable military service
disability Of 10 per cent or
more after oe year Of service.
instead Of q three-year waiting
period.
Another subcommittee headed
by Representative Scott, Demo-
crat Of North Carolina, win
|condder q measure 10 sive GER
tain Federal employees Q means
10 gain career status. The en-
ployes involved were for various
reasons left out Of the law Of
several years ago which ex-
tended career status to many
thousands Of Federal workers.
These employees either were IN
non-civil service jobs at the
time or were left out because
OF administrative errors By
their agencies.
The bill would give them one
year IN which TO apply for ca
reer status In civil service jobs.
CONTROVERSIAL RIDER
House-Senate conferees, after
q lapse Of two weeks, are sched-
uled 10 meet again Monday on
the 1859 Independent Ofices
bin to try to settle the bitter
dispute on the controversial
rider that would make future
liberalization Of civil service
retirement BENEFITS difacult TO
attain.
The conferees broke on In
disagreement several weeks ago
when the Senate refused TO ac-
cept the House-adopted rider
which would prevent liberalized
retirement benefits unless Con-
gress voted specific appropria-
tons at the time Of enactment
TO cover the increased costs.
The House conferees also re-
fused to yield from their po-
sition.
CAPITAL ROUNDUP
Freedmen's Hospital, Depart
ment Of Health, Education and
welfare. has presented the fol-
lowing awards: Meritorious
service, Mrs. Leslie Randolph,
Keith Gaines, Mrs. Florence
Allen: 80 years service, Dolly
Hendricks, Lillian Moseley,
Thornton Simmons, Helen
Lacey: 20 years service, Louise
lWhitten, Richard Addison,
Margaret Adams, Darnella
Grayson. Robert Craig, Walter
Brewster, Mildred Bunton,
Mary Colbert, Louise Welters;
10 years service. Thelma Afford,
Virgil Carey, Henrietta David
son, Georgia Ferguson, Ber-
nice Franklin, Ursaline HALL |
storks, Amos Heard, Ethel
Howell, Cecil Jones, Annie |
Lenix, Isadore Mccain, Agatha |
Meadows, Betty Qunader, Bessie |
Simmons. Ella Smith. Mary |
Upshaw. Myrtle Washington, |
Vivian Whitner, Charlotte |
Lawson. James Burgess, Viola |
Fuller. Martha Mcmahon, Mar
garet Tyree, Dorothy Smith,
Henry Miller. David Eugene, |
Robert Daniels, Harold Foster, |
Clarence Higginbotham, Glatie |
Jones, Mary Lambert, Mary
Washington, Adam Wise, Flea
nor Gibbs. Eugene Murphy,
Virginia Davis, Thomasena
Morton and Lillian Ramey. i
William Hicks Of the Housing |
and Home Finance Agency has
received an outstanding per-
Torrance rating. . Army's
Adjutant Generals ONCE has
presented outstanding perform |
ance ratings to Eleanor Markey
and Mrs. Hilda Schaefier and
30-year service awards to Harry |
Aldridge, Delbert Clark, Walter |
Craig, George Meade. Horatio |
ONeal. Clarence Phillips and |
Arthur Tate. ). The Govern.
ment Printing once has pre-
sented meritorious suggestion |
awards to Michael Bellesky, |
Joseph Bergen. Erwin Berger, |
Helen Biggs. william Conrad, !
Earl Cragg, Austin Gin, George |
Gregg. Russell Grove, Jerome |
Hartnett, Arthur Hunt, Nelson |
Keeney, Alex Kemenyas, Fred |
Koenig, James Pepper. william |
Schunemann, Glen Shaw, YER
non Weidner and r. s. Wood |
ward. The Federal Power |
Commission has presented Is
to 25-year service awards to
Lane Hildreth, Gertrude Hin
nant. Marguerite Hoadley, Har-
old Hockett, Patricia Holland,
Mabel Holiday. Alice Houck,
Edgar Hughes, Lucille Hunter,