ELEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT

STAFF

ADMINISTRATION

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

LOUISE H. PLEDGER........................ Senior Stenographer

RESEARCH, REFERENCE AND PUBLICATION

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

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

ELISABETH HARTSOOK.................. Senior Archival Assistant

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

MARTHA SUIT......................... Junior Archival Assistant

REPAIR AND PRESERVATION

JANE R. Moss........................ Senior Archivist Assistant

LENVILLA RAWLINGS................... Junior Archival Assistant

PHOTODUPLICATION
MARGARET P. WHITE............................. Photocopyist

MAINTENANCE

ALBERT E. GRAF................................... Watchman

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

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

CHARLES C. JONES...................... Watchman (part time)

MARTHA SISCO....................................... Cleaner

LOUISE FORRESTER.................................... Cleaner

For the two years preceding the present one the Archivist had
to report only two resignations. This stability was due to the les-
sening of demand for personnel from Washington and to the small
increases in salaries and benefits granted by the State in 1943. It
had been hoped too that with the end of the war there would come
a period of less intense competition for white-collar workers. As a
matter of fact, the end of the war has brought increased demands