Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-12

management relations.
Representative Lesinski, q
is a chance of the measure be
The measure would exte
same rights as veterans II
appealing to the Civil Servicl
Commission on dismissals, sus
pensions, demotions and down
gradings.
Mr.. Lesinski and his subcom
mittee still expect to approve ;
bill setting UP an official labor
management measure system II
Government. whereby agencies
would be required to deal Off
cially with employee unions OF
personnel policy matters anC
grievances.
But since the extension O
appeal rights to nonveteral
employees is a less controversial
matter and therefore has bet,
ter chance of passage this year
Mr.. Lesinski sponsored this pro
vision as a separate bill.
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SAFETY ACTION PROM
ISED = Senator Humphrey
Democrat of Minnesota, hal
promised Federal employ
leaders that he win seek promp
action by the Senate Govern,
ment Operations Committee OF
the bill to improve workinl
safety conditions in Govern,
ment. Senator Humphrey i
sponsor of the bill and a top.
ranking member of the com
mittee.
The bill would set up a safet!
bureau in the Labor Depart.
ment, headed by a director anC
stated by safety engineers anC
inspectors.
Standards would be devel.
oped to improve safety facili'
ties and procedures in Govern.
ment and to cut down thu
number Of on-the-job acct.
dents among employees. Peri
odic inpsection of Fedora
agencies to see that maximum
safety standards are being fol
lowed also is provided for il
the bill.
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| JOHNSTON SETBACK -
The defeat of Bill Johnston
brother of Chairman Olil
Johnston of the Senate Civi
Service Committee, in his rae,
for the South Carolina COVER
norship is being interpreted OF
Capitol Hill as a possible set
back for Senator Johnston
| himself.
South Cardinals new Gov
ernor. who will be chosen in
runoff election in several week,
very likely will be a candidat
for Senator Johnston's Senat
seat four years hence. tn
history of South Carolin
politics shows that its Gov
errors frequently aspire TO tn
Senate and make it..
4 Senator Johnston's brothe
was a poor third in the ballot
ing and was therefore elimi
Mated The interest tina
Senator Johnston showed il
the race was reflected by tn
help given his brother by som
of the Federal employee union:
within limitations of the Hatcl
Act.
CAPITAL ROUNDUP - Pau
Appleby, former Dean of tn
Maxwell Graduate School O
Syracuse University and New
York State Budget Director
will address a luncheon meet
ing of the Inter-Agency Or
ganization and Methods Con
ference at noon Monday in tn
Burlington Hotel.
| Nays Bureau Of Ordnanc
has presented superior &C
compliShment awards to Ed
mond Carter, Rita Clark, Der
nard Gross. Eugene Marquardt
Leonard Perlmutter, Fran
Sieve, Samuel Snyder, Florenc
Span and James Vain.
Mrs. Violet Williams of Agri
cultures Conservation Program
Service has received an out
standing performance and meri
rating. Army's Office Chic
of Engineers has given lengtl
of service awards to (40 years
Mrs. Marguerite Brunette, Johl
Devine, Mrs. Mary She's
Charles O'Keefe, Edward Elan
fix, John Vacek, Henry Kleir
Mrs, Elizabeth Ryder; $50 years
Ben Cornelius, Harry Howei
James Shaffer, Clinton Ray
mond, Francis alichter, Wal
! ter Ware. Mrs. Mary GormaI
Arthur Kendall, Charles Per
kinS, Mrs. Mabel Allen, Fran
Chichester, Herbert WOODWARD
, Mrs. Angie HalliSy; GO years