ARCHIVIST OF THE HALL OF RECORDS 9

STAFF
ADMINISTRATION

MORRIS L. RADOFF...................................Archivist

LOUISE M. HALL...................................Senior Stenographer

RESEARCH, REFERENCE AND PUBLICATION

ROGER THOMAS...................................Assistant Archivist

GUST SKORDAS...................................Assistant Archivist

ELISABETH HARTSOOK................................... Junior Archival Assistant
AGNES R. HOWARD................................... Junior Archival Assistant

LULU V. EBAUGH ....................................Junior Archival Assistant

REPAIR AND PRESERVATION
JANE R. Moss ................................... Senior Archival Assistant

PHOTODUPLICATION

MARGARET P. WHITE...................................Photocopyist
RUTH M. VERMILLION ...................................Junior Archival Assistant

MAINTENANCE

ALBERT E. GRAF ....................................Mechanical Handyman II

BENJAMIN B. BROWN. ................................... Watchman II

CLARENCE THOMAS ....................................Watchman II

CHARLES C. JONES...................................... Relief Watchman II

MARTHA SCISCO .................................... Cleaner

PERDELLA BROWN...................................Cleaner

For the second successive year the Archivist can report that
there has been only one resignation and no dismissals from the
staff of the Hall of Records. The single resignation was that
of Miss Cherie Dawson, an employee of only a few months ser-
vice. She was replaced on January 1, 1945 by Miss Ruth M.
Vermillion. There are three obvious explanations for this sta-
bility: the earlier exhaustion of employees subject to military
call, the lessened demand for white-collar workers in Washing-
ton, and perhaps most important, the improved compensation to
State Employees since the reclassifications of 1943.