OFFICE OF TRAINING BULLETIN

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• Publication Date: April 1, 1958
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
COURSES, ACTIVITIES, AND PROGRAMS
Noontime Movie Schedule . . . . . . . . . . 7
Conferences, Seminars, Professional Meetings (External) . 9
Area and Language Training . . . . . . . . . 12
REGISTRAR'S REMINDERS . . . . . . . . . . . 13
TRAINING DIRECTORIES . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
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CONFERENCE LEADERSHIP COURSE TO
BEGIN ON 21'A.PRIL
THE LAST CONFERENCE LEADERSHIP
COURSE FOR THE FISCAL YEAR WILL BE
HELD FROM 21 APRIL THROUGH 28 MAY.
CLASSES WILL MEET IN TWO-HOUR SES-
SIONS ON THE MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY OF
EACH OF THE SIX WEEKS.
SITY, EMPHASIZES COMMUNICATION
SKILLS. ALTHOUGH IT 15 ENTITLED
"CONFERENCE LEADERSHIP," CONSIDER-
ABLE EMPHASIS IS GIVEN THE ROLE OF
THE PARTICIPANT. IN THE FIRST TWO
CLASS-SESSIONS THE INSTRUCTOR DIS-
CUSSES WAYS AND MEANS OF PLANNING
AND CONDUCTING SUCCESSFUL GROUP CON-
FERENCES AND GIVES SPECIAL ATTENTION
TO SOLVING PROBLEMS OF CONTROL. DUR-
ING THE REMAINING SESSIONS EACH
STUDENT LEADS THE GROUP IN A FORTY-
MINUTE DISCUSSION OF A TOPIC OF GEN-
ERAL INTEREST. IN ADDITION TO THE
CRITIQUES THAT FOLLOW EACH DISCUS-
SION, TAPE RECORDINGS ARE USED IN
THE ANALYSIS AND CORRECTION OF THE
STUDENT'S PERFORMANCE.
REGISTRATION FOR THIS COURSE
SHOULD BE MADE IMMEDIATELY THROUGH
YOUR TRAINING OFFICER TO THE R/TR,
IN 2605 QUARTERS EYE.
REGISTRATIONS REQUIRED TO ORGANIZE
CLASSES IN UNUSUAL LANGUAGES
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN BEGINNING
THE VOLUNTARY STUDY OF BURMESE, HIN-
DI, JAPANESE, PERSIAN, PUSHTU, SWED-
ISH, THAI, TURKISH, URDU, AND VIET-
NAMESE? TO DATE THERE IS BUT ONE
REGISTRANT IN EACH OF THESE LAN-
GUAGES FOR THE SUMMER TRIMESTER THAT
BEGINS ON 5 MAY. TWO EMPLOYEES HAVE
REQUESTED THE FIRST LEVEL OF IN-
STRUCTION IN ARABIC AND THREE HAVE
REGISTERED FOR THE SAME LEVEL OF
STUDY IN CHINESE. ONE EMPLOYEE HAS
REQUESTED POLISH (102), THAT IS THE
SECOND TRIMESTER AT THE ELEMENTARY
LEVEL, AND TWO EMPLOYEES HAVE RE-
QUESTED PORTUGUESE (102).
ONE REGISTRATION IS NOT SUFFICIENT,
NOR ARE TWO, OR THREE. FIVE IS THE
MINIMUM NUMBER OF REQUESTS REQUIRED
TO INITIATE A CLASS. EMPLOYEES WHO
HAVE AN INTEREST IN ANY OF THESE
LANGUAGES AND WHO WISH TO STUDY DUR-
ING OFF-HOURS ARE ENCOURAGED TO SUB-
MIT A TRAINING REQUEST. THIS FORM,
REQUEST FOR INTERNAL TRAINING,
SHOULD BE SUBMITTED TO THE REGISTRAR
OF THE OFFICE OF TRAINING THROUGH
YOUR TRAINING OFFICER AS SOON AS
POSSIBLE.
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VOLUNTARY LANGUAGE TRAINING STUDENTS
ENCOURAGED TO PLAN VACATIONS BETWEEN
TRIMESTERS
WE WISH TO REMIND EMPLOYEES OF THE
AGENCY WHO ARE NOW ENROLLED IN THE
VOLUNTARY LANGUAGE TRAINING PROGRAM
AND THOSE WHO INTEND TO PARTICIPATE
IN THE SUMMER TRIMESTER, 1958, THAT
THEY SHOULD PLAN THEIR SPRING AND
SUMMER VACATIONS BETWEEN TRIMESTERS.
THERE WILL BE AN INTERVAL. OF TWO
WEEKS, 18 APRIL TO 5 MAY, BETWEEN
THE WINTER AND SUMMER TRIMESTERS,
AND A THREE-WEEK INTERVAL, 15 AUGUST
TO 8 SEPTEMBER, BETWEEN THE SUMMER
AND FALL TRIMESTERS.
BECAUSE OF RECURRENT ILLNESSES AND
BAD WEATHER THIS PAST WINTER, AT-
TENDANCE RULES HAVE NOT BEEN STRICT-
LY ENFORCED. HOWEVER, DURING FUTURE
TRIMESTERS MORE THAN THREE CONSECU-
TIVE ABSENCES OR MORE THAN A TOTAL
OF SEVEN ABSENCES IN THE FIFTEEN-
WEEK PERIOD WILL BE CAUSE FOR DIS-
MISSAL FROM THE COURSE.
INQUIRIES ABOUT THE CURRICULA MAY
BE DIRECTED TO COORD I - 25X1A
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PROGRAM, ON EXTENSION = FOR IR5X1A
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CLERICAL SKILLS QUALIFICATION TESTS
SCHEDULED FOR APRIL AND MAY
CLERICAL SKILLS QUALIFICATION
TESTS IN SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING
FOR EMPLOYEES WHO HAVE TO MEET THE
AGENCY'S STANDARDS WILL BE GIVEN IN
ROOM 508, 1016 16TH STREET ON:
MONDAY, 28 APRIL
TYPEWRITING 1315 HOURS
SHORTHAND 1400. HOURS
MONDAY, 19 MAY
TYPEWRITING 1315 HOURS
SHORTHAND 1400 HOURS
PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS FOR THE SUM-
MER TRIMESTER, 1958, THAT BEGINS ON
5 MAY ARE ASKED TO REGISTER NOW. THE
LENGTH OF THE TRIMESTER IS 15 WEEKS.
EACH COURSE CONSISTS OF FIVE HOURS
OF CLASSROOM WORK AND SEVEN HOURS OF
OUTSIDE WORK EACH WEEK. FIVE OF THE
SEVEN HOURS SHOULD BE DEVOTED TO
WORK ON LANGUAGE TAPES IN THE LAN-
GUAGE LABORATORY.
BEFORE-HOURS CLASSES ARE CONDUCTED
FIVE MORNINGS A WEEK, MONDAY TO FRI-
DAY, FROM 0715 TO 0815 HOURS. AFTER-
HOURS CLASSES ARE HELD THREE I:;VE-
NINGS A WEEK, MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY
FROM 1730 TO 1930 HOURS, AND FRIDAY,
FROM 1730 TO 1830 HOURS.,
THE CLERICAL REFRESHER PROGRAM IS
DESIGNED FOR EMPLOYEES WHO DOS NOT
MEET THESE STANDARDS.
REGISTRATION FOR TESTS SHOULD BE
ARRANGED BY SUPERVISORS THROUGH
THEIR PERSONNEL PLACEMENT OFFICERS.
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FOREIGN LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY TESTS FOR MAINTENANCE AWARDS PRINCIPALLY,
ARE BEING GIVEN, AS SCHEDULED IN AGENCY NOTICE - IN CONJUNCTION WITH 25X1A
THE LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM. EACH TEST CONSISTS OF A WRITTEN AND AN
ORAL PART. THE WRITTEN TESTS BEGIN AT 0845 HOURS AND USUALLY TAKE THREE TO
FOUR HOURS. DICTIONARIES MAY BE USED FOR TESTS IN ALBANIAN, AMHARIC, ICE-
LANDIC, PUSHTU, SWAHILI, AND TIBETAN; THOSE TAKING ANY OF THESE TESTS ARE
ASKED TO BRING DICTIONARIES WITH THEM.
WRITTEN TESTS ARE GIVEN IN ROOM 2828, QUARTERS EYE EXCEPT THOSE IN
FRENCH, GERMAN, ITALIAN, RUSSIAN, AND SPANISH. THESE ARE GIVEN IN THE
AUDITORIUM OF R & S BUILDING. CHINESE, JAPANESE, POLISH, AND PORTUGUESE
ARE GIVEN IN THE AUDITORIUM (ROOM 153) OF BUILDING ORAL TESTS ARE
GIVEN INDIVIDUALLY. CANDIDATES ARE REGISTERED FOR ORAL TESTS AT THE TIME
OF THE WRITTEN TEST. ANYONE WHO WISHES TO BE TESTED IN THE SPOKEN LANGUAGE
ONLY, SHOULD CONSULT HIS TRAINING OFFICER.
CANDIDATES FOR AN ACHIEVEMENT AWARD IN A LANGUAGE MAY BE TESTED AT ANY
TIME A TEST IS SCHEDULED. THOSE WHO ARE ELIGIBLE FOR A MAINTENANCE AWARD
IN A LANGUAGE AND WHOSE ANNIVERSARY DATE IS WITHIN THE PERIOD 1 JULY THROUGH
31 DECEMBER 1957, WILL BE TESTED DURING THAT TIME; A SCHEDULE WILL BE PUB-
LISHED IN EARLY JUNE.
CANDIDATES FOR TESTING IN FRENCH, GERMAN, OR SPANISH ARE REQUESTED TO
REPORT, AS FOLLOWS, ACCORDING TO THE FIRST INITIAL OF THEIR LAST NAME:
FRENCH GERMAN
SPAN I S11
INITIAL DATE INITIAL DATE INITIAL DATE
A-D 2 APRIL A-F 4 APRIL A-F 1 APRIL
E-J 11 APRIL G-N 10 APRIL G-N 9 APRIL
K-P 13 MAY O-Z 14 MAY O-Z 16 MAY
Q-Z 15 MAY
TESTS HAVE BEEN GIVEN SINCE 6 FEBRUARY 1957. THE REMAINING TESTS ARE
SCHEDULED AS FOLLOWS:
ALBANIAN 26 JUN GERMAN 4 APR PUSHTU 5 JUN
AMHARIC 29 MAY 10 APR ROMANIAN 10 JUN
ARABIC 8 MAY 14 MAY RUSSIAN 3 APR
BULGARIAN 17 APR GREEK 27 MAY SPANISH 1 APR
BURMESE 1 MAY ICELANDIC 19 JUN 9 APR
CHINESE 6 MAY ITALIAN 8 APR 16 MAY
DANISH 22 APR JAPANESE 24 APR SWAHILI 22 MAY
DUTCH 17 JUN PERSIAN 15 APR TIBETAN 12 JUN
FRENCH 2 APR POLISH 29 APR URDU 24 JUN
11 APR PORTUGUESE 20 MAY VIETNAMESE 3 JUN
13 MAY
15 MAY
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STATUS OF LANGUAGE STUDY
As OF 15 MARCH> ENROLLMENT IN IINTER-
NAL, DUTY-HOUR LANGUAGE TRAINING WAS
179.
ENROLLMENT IN THE VOLUNT
ARY LAN-
GUAGE TRAINING PROGRAM WAS
284 AND
THIRTEEN LANGUAGES WERE
STUDIED.
THESE WERE:
ARABIC
GERMAN
POLISH
CHINESE
GREEK
RUSSIAN
CZECH
ITALIAN
SPANISH
FINNISH
JAPANESE
FRENCH
PERSIAN
DURING THE PERIOD 15 FEBRUARY TO
15 MARCH, THE LANGUAGE LAE30RATORIES
WERE USED 3,219 HOURS BY 32C) STU-
DENTS IN THE STUDY OF 18 LANGUAGES.
WITHIN THIS SAME MONTH, QUALIFICA-
TIONS REVIEW AND PLACEMENT PANELS
MET TO CONSIDER EMPLOYEES OF THE
AGENCY FOR THE STUDY OF FINNISH,
FRENCH, GERMAN, AND JAPANESE.
FORTY-FIVE PERSONS TOOK THE FOR-
EIGN LANGUAGE APTITUDE TESTING BAT-
TERY (FLATB) FROM 15 FEBRUARY TO
15 MARCH. OF THE 45, 13 SCORED ABOVE
THE AVERAGE OF THE AGENCY'S LANGUAGE
TRAINEES.
EXHIBITS OF THE INTELLIGENCE SCHOOL
THE SUPPORT EXHIBIT AND THE INTEL-
LIGENCE PRODUCTS EXHIBIT WERE PRE-
SENTED DURING MARCH IN CONJUNCTION
WITH THE INTELLIGENCE ORIENTATION
COURSE. THE NEXT SUPPORT EXHIBIT HAS
BEEN SCHEDULED FROM 1400 TO 1615
HOURS ON WEDNESDAY, 23 APRIL; THE
INTELLIGENCE PRODUCTS EXHIBIT, FROM
0930-1200 HOURS, THURSDAY, 24 APRIL.
EMPLOYEES OF THE AGENCY ARE INVITED
TO REVIEW THESE EXHIBITS IN THE
AUDITORIUM OF R & S BUILDING.
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IMPROVE YOUR READING SKILLS
INTELLIGENCE PRODUCTION FACULTY, INTELLIGENCE SCHOOL
YOU KNOW HOW TO READ. YOU LEARNED HOW YEARS AGO, BUT NOW YOU WANT TO
READ FASTER AND MORE EFFECTIVELY. YOU WANT TO READ THAT LONG REPORT: UNDER-
STAND MORE IDEAS, AND TO REMEMBER MORE FACTS. YOU WANT TO KEEP UP ON WORLD
AFFAIRS: PERHAPS GUIDED MISSILES, SATELLITES, AND OUTER SPACE REQUIRE YOUR
ATTENTION. IN SHORT: YOU FEEL THE NEED TO IMPROVE YOUR READING SKILLS IN
ORDER TO GET MORE PRODUCTIVE READING DONE.
IN SOME OFFICES YOU ARE EXPECTED TO DO OUTSIDE READING OF CURRENT EVENTS
IN ADDITION TO EIGHT HOURS OF ON-THE-JOB READING. THERE IS SO MUCH READING
TO BE DONE - AND DONE IMMEDIATELY - AND THERE IS NO TIME TO TAKE THE
READING TRAINING THAT IS PROVIDED DURING YOUR WORKING DAY BY THE OFFICE OF
TRAINING. NO DOUBT, THE TIME SPENT IN THIS KIND OF TRAINING CAN BE READILY
(JUSTIFIED BUT THAT TIME IS NOT ALWAYS AVAILABLE. SO) HOW DO YOU GO ABOUT
IMPROVE YOUR READING SKILLS? THERE ARE SEVERAL WAYS IN WHICH YOU CAN
IMPROVE YOUR GENERAL READING COMPETENCE. ONE OF THESE WAYS IS THROUGH
INDIVIDUAL PRACTICE WITH MATERIALS PUBLISHED BY SOME OF THE READING PROGRAMS
IN OUR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. FOR EXAMPLE:
EFFICIENT READING BY JAMES BROWN: D.C. HEATH AND COMPANY: IS A
WORKBOOK OF SIXTY-FIVE EXERCISES OF VARYING DEGREES OF DIFFICULTY
AND OF SUBJECT MATTER, AND WITH A COMPREHENSION CHECK FOR EACH
SELECTION. IT INCLUDES PRACTICE EXERCISES IN OBSERVATION OF STYLE,
ORGANIZATION: AND MECHANICS.
BETTER READING: THE COLLEGE ANTHOLOGY, BY BLAIR AND GERBER:
PUBLISHED BY THE SCOTT: FORESMAN AND COMPANY OF CHICAGO, IS A
COLLECTION OF FACTUAL PROSE AND LITERATURE, WITH ESSAYS AND
EXERCISES THAT EMPHASIZE EVALUATION OF ORGANIZATION, CONTENT
AND STYLE.
THE ART OF EFFICIENT READING BY SPACHE AND BERG, PUBLISHED BY THE
MACMILLAN COMPANY IS A WORKBOOK WITH THREE SECTIONS. THESE ARE
LEARNING NEW WAYS TO READ (THIS CONTAINS A DISCUSSION OF, AND
PRACTICE EXERCISES IN VARIOUS READING SKILLS), TOOLS FOR VOCABULARY
GROWTH, AND APPLYING READING SKILLS.
ANOTHER WAY TO IMPROVE YOUR READING, SOMEWHAT DIFFERENT FROM THE WORK-
BOOK EXERCISE: IS TO PLAN YOUR LEISURE READING. MOST PEOPLE INSIST THAT
THEY ENJOY READING BUT THAT THEY JUST DON'T READ VERY MUCH ANY MORE. AND
WHEN THEY DO READ, THEY FORGET WITHIN A FEW WEEKS WHAT THEY HAVE READ, BE-
CAUSE THEY READ WHATEVER HAPPENS TO BE CONVENIENT INSTEAD OF PLANNING TO
READ A SERIES OF BOOKS RELATED TO ONE MAJOR SUBJECT.
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FOR SELF-APPRAISAL, WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING RECENTLY PUBLISHED BOOKS
HAVE YOU INTENDED TO READ -- AND NEVER "GOT AROUND TO?"
PROFILES IN COURAGE BY JOHN F. KENNEDY
THE NEW CLASS BY MILOVAN DJILAS
NUCLEAR WEAPON'S AND FOREIGN POLICY BY HENRY KISSINGER
THE CRISIS OF THE OLD ORDER BY ARTHUR SCHLESINGER, JR.
MR. BARUCH BY MARGARET COIT
PLEASE DON'T EAT THE DAISIES BY JEAN KERR
LETTER FROM PEKING BY PEARL BUCK
WHY NOT OUTLINE A SCHEDULE FOR YOUR LEISURE READING AND WHY NOT BEGIN
READING THOSE BOOKS THAT YOU HAVE BEEN MEANING TO READ?
THERE ARE SEVERAL GENERAL SUGGESTIONS THAT YOU CAN APPLY TO BOTH YOUR
OFFICE AND TO YOUR LEISURE READING:
1. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SIGNPOSTS. NOTICE THE BOLD PRINT, THE
UNDERLINED OR ITALICIZED WORDS, SUMMARIES, AND KEY WORDS SUCH
AS FIRST, FINALLY, HENCE, ON THE CONTRARY, IN CONCLUSION.
2. OBSERVE THE AUTHOR'S PURPOSE. WHY IS HE WRITING THIS PARTICULAR
ARTICLE? TO PERSUADE? ENTERTAIN? INFORM? HOW DOES HE SUPPORT
HIS IDEAS? HOW DOES HE ORGANIZE THE SELECTION?
3. CONSIDER YOUR PURPOSE. WHAT DO YOU EXPECT TO DO WITH THE
INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THE ARTICLE? IS IT FOR RETENTION?
INTERPRETATION? AMUSEMENT?
4. READ AS FAST AS YOU CAN UNDERSTAND. REMEMBER THAT SOMETIMES
THIS WILL MEAN RELATIVELY SLOW READING AND OTHER TIMES QUITE
FAST READING, BUT ALWAYS IN RELATION TO YOUR PURPOSE FOR
READING AND TO THE SUBJECT.
5. SURVEY THE TEXT BEFORE READING DIFFICULT MATERIAL. LOOK OVER
THE ARTICLE, OBSERVE THE SCOPE OF ORGANIZATION, THE TITLES
AND SUB-TITLES, THE SECTIONS. SCAN FOR THE PRINCIPAL IDEA
BEFORE READING THE DETAILS.
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NOONTIME MOVIE SCHEDULE
You are invited to attend the English films and foreign language
films that will be shown, as scheduled, at 1200 hours in Room 1 - 822
Quarters Eye. Both factual films and feature films have been chosen
for viewing.
If you enjoy foreign films, desire to improve your language skill,
or to acquire additional area knowledge, you will find this program
interesting and beneficial. Occasionally it is impossible to procure
one of the listed films and a substitution has to be made. We ask you
to obtain prior approval of your supervisor to attend those films that
ran in excess of the lunch hour.
Any in uiries on this listing may be made of 25X1A9a
extension
23 April Russian film: "Country Doctor" D6166 118 min. (Young
Wednesday Woman Doctor and her Troubles at Village Hospital)
29 April French film: "The Courier of Lyons" B0714 92 min.
Tuesday (An Innocent Man Convicted in 18th Century France)
30 April German film: "With Sealed Orders" 80511 110 min.
Wednesday (Espionage)
6 May Hungarian film: "Liberated Soil" D6608 110 min.
Tuesday (Communists "transform" a village)
7 May Russian Newsreels
Wednesday
13 May German pronaganda documentary "The Rumanian People's
Tuesday Republic" K6421 55 min. (Communist version of
economic and political progress of Rumania since
World War II)
15 May Polish feature film
Thursday
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20 May Chinese language shorts:: D6133 8 min; D6134
Tuesday 8 min; D6132 20 min.
29 May Russian film: "Glinka" E7096 80 min. (Life of
Thursday noted Russian composer; ends with playing of
"Ivan Susanin" )
3 June Ukrainian film: "Martin Barulya" 66445 110 min.
Tuesday
4 June German film: "The Brave Soldier Schweik" 50 miry.
Wednesday (Based on the world classic by a Czech author)
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CONFERENCES, SEMINARS, PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS EXTERNAL
SUMMER INSTITUTE ON EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT FOR FEDERAL ADMINISTRATORS
The University of Chicago, in cooperation with the U. S. Civil Service
Commission, is again conducting two summer institutes for top-level Federal
administrators. Registration is limited to Federal Government executive
personnel in grades GS-13 through GS-18.
Arrangements have been made by the Office of Training to include a
small number of Agency personnel in these summer programs. Each partici-
pant will be selected by a special Screening Committee on the basis of his
position and duties in the Federal service. In addition to the normal pro-
cedures for external training, it is expected that:
Applicants will have completed an internal QTR program
on Basic Management, and
Applicants will be limited to those nominated by the
DD/S. DD/I, or the DD/P.
For the two One-Month Institutes the dates and topics are:
30 June - 26 July Making Administration Effective:
Decision-making and the Decision-
maker.
4 - 30 August Decision-making in Administration
and the Problem of Validation.
For the four Two-Week Seminars, the dates and topics are:
30 June - 12 July Administrative Decision-making
14 - 26 July Organizational Structure and Ad-
ministration
4 - 16 August Communications
18 - 30 August Human Relations
Any one who is interested in additional information on the program may
call the Registrar's Office, extension - 25X1A
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The American University, Washington, D. C., will hold its Eleventh
Institute on Ocean Transportation and Port Operations from 6 through 16
May 1958.
The Institute is designed for those who have a basic understanding of
problems in general transportation and foreign-trade transportation and who
are preparing for further advancement in executive responsibilities. The
principal topics to be discussed are: General Transportation and Geography,
Traffic, Freight and Cargo Handling,, Ports, and Shipping-Government Relations
and the Maritime Administration. -Field trips to transportation facilities,
visits to Government and private agencies, and films will supplement the
classroom work.
The last day for registration is 6 May 1958.
THE PATENT, TRADEM..RK, AND COPYRIGHT FOUNDATION
The Patent, Trademark,, and Copyright Foundation, George Washington
University, will hold its second Annual Public Conference on 19-20 June 1958,
at the Sheraton-Park Hotel,.
The purpose of this Conference is to present to the public, final and
interim reports on the Foundation's research projects. The Conference will
analyze the findings from these projects, formulate the areas that need
further research, and will discuss possible solutions of those larger prob-
lems which these projects define. Key representatives from the different
fields of activity throughout the nation--commerce, education, science,
manufacturing, labor, finance, and the professions--will attend.
Registration for this Conference will be held at the Sheraton-Park
Hotel on Wednesday, June 18 from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m., and on Thursday, June 19
from 8:00 to 9:00 a.m.
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AMERICAN MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION
Developing a_ More Effective Company Program for the Evaluation Selection,
Maintenance and Standardization of Office Machines and Equipment. An orienta-
tion seminar to be held in New York City on April 14-18, 1958.
Forms Design and Control. An orientation seminar to be held in New York
City on May 7-9, 1958.
Progress and Pitfalls of Office Automation: What Management Needs to
Know. AMA Academy, Saranac Lake, New York, April 14-18, 1958.
Scheduling, Costing and Utilization of Tabulating and Data Processing
Equipment. Saranac Lake, New York, May 12-16, 1958.
The Inpuut Bottleneck: Recording Source Data for Automatic Processing.
New York City, May 26-28, 1958.
Problems of Data Origination, Transmission, and Reception. New York
City, May 5-7, 1958.
Problems of Managing Punched Card Systems. Chicago, Illinois, June 9-11,
1958.
Workshop on Psychological Tests. New York City, April 14-16, 1958.
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AREA TRAINING
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AFRICA AND THE UNITED STATES REGIONAL SURVEY 25 JUNE - 15 AUGUST 58
THIS COURSE WILL BE GIVEN ON WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS, 1300-1445 HOURS,
IN ROOM 2132 "I" BUILDING. APPLICATIONS FOR REGISTRATION SHOULD BE SUB-
MITTED TO THE REGISTRAR, OTR, ON OR BEFORE 11 JUNE. AN INTERVIEW WITH THE
CHIEF INSTRUCTOR, EXTENSION IS REQUIRED. 25X1A
THE AFRICAN CONTINENT, INCLUDING THE MEDITERRANEAN LITTORAL COUNTRIES,
WILL BE STUDIED IN THIS COURSE FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF U.S. INTERESTS,
OBJECTIVES, POLICIES AND PROBLEMS. WITHIN THIS FRAMEWORK THE CONTINENT
WILL BE DISCUSSED BY REGIONS AND TOPICS.
THE MAY ISSUE OF THE,OTR.EIULLETIN WILL INCLUDE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
ON THIS COURSE.
CODE COURSE TITLE APPLY BY DURATION
25X1 A 435
(0900-1200 HOURS DAILY)
MAY 26 - MAY 29
(CANCELED)
MAY 26 JUNE 9 - JUNE 13
228 AAO APR 28 MAY 12 - MAY 16
E"WHOURS DAILY
AFRICA AND THE U.S. - RS
(1300-1645 HOURS WE: 0. & FR I . )
JUNE 11 * JUNE 25 - AUG 15
(NOT PREVIOUSLY
SCHEDULED)
APPLICATIONS FOR AREA TRAINING MUST BE SUBMITTED TO THE REGISTRAR, OFFICE
OF TRAINING, AT LEAST TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO THE STARTING DATE OF THE COURSE.
* PLEASE ENTER THIS ITEM ON THE LONG-TERM SCHEDULE IN YOUR OFFICE COPY OF
THE OTR CATALOG OF COURSES
ANY LANGUAGE FOR WHICH A MINIMUM
OF FIVE (5) PERSONS APPLY
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INFORMATION ON CONTENT OF COURSES AND REGISTRATION CAN BE OBTAINED FROM
YOUR TRAINING OFFICER, THE INFORMATION BRANCH OF THE REGISTRAR'S OFFICE
IN OTR, AND IN THE OTR CATALOG OFCOURSES. APPROVAL AND SPONSORSHIP OF
YOUR SUPERVISOR MUST BE OBTAINED IN ORDER TO REGISTER IN A COURSE.
APPLICATIONS MUST BE IN THE REGISTRAR'S OFFICE/TR NO LATER THAN THE DATE
INDICATED IN THE SCHEDULE. CONSULT YOUR TRAINING OFFICER AS TO OTHER
REQUIREMENTS HE MAY HAVE FOR MEETING THESE REGISTRATION DATES.
CODE COURSE TITLE
B-3 INTELLIGENCE ORIENTATION
(R & S AUDITORIUM)
B-4 ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES
(136,
B-5 (SEE YOUR OTR CATALOG)
(136, _
INTRODUCTION TO SUPERVISION (GS 9-11)
B-7 BASIC SUPERVISION
(0830 - 1230 HOURS, DAILY)
(155,
APPLY BY DURATION
12 MAY 19 MAY - 13 JUN
9 JUN 16 JUN - 3 JUL
5 MAY 12 MAY - 13 JUN
(GS 5-7) 26 MAY
(GS 9-11) 21 APR
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B-8 BASIC MANAGEMENT
(0830 - 1230 HOURS, DAILY)
(155,
21 APR - 25 APR
(WAS 17 FEB -
21 FEB)
2 JUN - 13 JUN
(WAS 9 JUN -
20 JUN)
28 APR - 9 MAY
(GS
11-13)
9 JUN
16
JUN - 27 JUN
(GS
12-14)
15 SEP
22
SEP - 3 OCT
(GS
13-15)
5 MAY
12
MAY - 23 MAY
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CODE COURSE TITLE APPLY BY DURATION
19 MAY 26 MAY - 20 JUN
PRE-TESTING FOR THE CLERICAL REFRESHER PROGRAM IS SCHEDULED FOR 22 1+IAY
1958, IN ROOM 508, 1016 167H STREET AS FOLLOWS:
0900 - 1000 TYPING 0930 - 1100 SHORTHAND 1100 - 1200 ENGLISH USAGE
3-12 CLERICAL REFRESHER PROGRAM
THRU (HOURS TO BE ARRANGED)
B-19 (Roots 508, 1016 16TH ST.)
B-20 INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNIQUES
(2011 R & S)
28 APR 5 MAY - 9 MAY
3-23 DEPENDENTS' BRIEFING (SEE YO;'R 6 MAY - 7 MAY
(117 CENTRAL BUILDING) TRAINING
OFFICER)
B-25 BUDGET & FINANCE PROCEDURES 12 MAY 19 MAY - 29 MAY
(149,
C-2 PARTY ORGANIZATION AND 19 MAY 26 MAY - 20 JUN
OPERATIONS
(0830 - 1230 HOURS, DAILY)
(2202 ALCOTT)
I-1 INTELLIGENCE TECHNIQUES 23 JUN 30 JUN - 25 JUL
(2027 R & S)
1-3 CONFERENCE LEADERSHIP
(0930 - 1130 HouRS, MON. & WED.)
(2027 R & S)
14 APR 21 APR - 28 MAY
28 APR 5 14IAY - 29 MAY
1-7 READING TECHNIQUES 21 APR 28 APR - 23 MAY
(HOURS TO BE ARRANGED)
(2502 QUARTERS EYE)
1-6 WRITING WORKSHOP
(0900 - 1200 HOURS;,
1ST WK: MON., TUES.., THURS.
LAST 3 WKS: TUES., THURS.)
(2026 R & S)
2 JUN 9 JUN - 20 JUN
1-12 INTELLIGENCE RESEARCH (MAPS) 26 MAY 2 JUN - 30 JUN
(0900 - 1200, MON., WED., FRI.)
(2029R(&~S)
READING TECHNIQUES -
EXECUTIVE (WORKSHOP)
(HOURS TO BE ARRANGED)
(2502 QUARTERS EYE)
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COURSE TITLE
CODE
APPLY BY
DURATION
("0" COURSE TITLES
ARE LISTE
D
0-1
11 AUG
25 AUG - 19 DEC
ONLY IN
THE CLANDE
STINE SER
VICES
EDITION
OF THE OTR
CATALOG
0-2
25 AUG
8 SEP - 17 OCT
0-4
12 MAY
19 MAY - 9 JUN
0-6
21 APR
28 APR - 23 MAY
0-8
26 MAY
2 JUN - 20 JUN
0-10
19 MAY
* 26 MAY - 13 JUN
0-12
3 Nov
(WAS 12 MAY -
30 MAY)
17 Nov - 12 DEC
(SEE
T-22)
0-13
7 JUL
14 JUL - 1 AUG
0-15
21 APR
28 APR - 16 MAY
0-16
18 AUG
2 SEP - 10 OCT
0-17
4 AUG
18 AUG - 12 SEP
0-24
5 MAY
* 19 MAY - 13 JUN
0-25
12 MAY
(WAS 24 MAR -
18 APR)
19 MAY - 6 JUN
0-27
28 APR
5 MAY - 16 MAY
0-28
21 APR
28 APR - 2 MAY
0-29
16 JUN
23 JUN - 11 JUL
0-30
16 JUN
30 JUN - 25 JUL
* PLEASE MAKE THESE CHANGES ON THE LONG-TERM SCHEDULE OF COURSES
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