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NATIONAL FEDERATION OF FEDERAL EMPLOYEES EXECUTIVE COUNCIL LUTHER C. STEWARD...............President Labor Bldg., 10 Independence Ave. S. W., Washington, D. C. JOHN FITZGERALD.................First Vice President 72 Adelphi St., Brooklyn, N. Y. CHARLES L. WIEGAND..............Second Vice President 203 Custom House, Baltimore, Md. WALTER P. TAYLOR................Third Vice President College Station, Texas ULREY J. BILLER.................Fourth Vice President Room 604, 710 14th St. N. W., Washington, D. C. GEORGE L. EVANS.................Fifth Vice President Room 404, Custom House, Denver, Colo. VAUX OWEN.......................Sixth Vice President 1107 McLynn Ave., Atlanta, Ga. LEMUEL J. WALL..................Seventh Vice President 645 Woodland Ave., Springfield, Ill. ALFRED BERRYESSA................Eighth Vice President 746 Pacific Bldg., San Francisco, Calif. OSCAR W. DAM....................Ninth Vice President 218 Federal Office Bldg., Seattle, Wash. GERTRUDE M. MCNALLY.............Secretary-Treasurer Labor Bldg., 10 Independence Ave. S. W., Washington, D. C. CONSTITUTION OF THE National Federation of [[strikethrough]] Federal Employees [[/strikethrough]] Decendents of First Americans [---] As [[strikethrough]] revised [[/strikethrough]] adopted by the [[strikethrough]] Fifteenth [[/strikethrough]] first Convention held at [[strikethrough]] San Francisco, California, September 4-8 [[/strikethrough]], 19 [[strikethrough]] 39 [[/strikethrough]] [---] PREAMBLE 1 With a view to [[strikethrough]] the betterment of the Federal Service [[/strikethrough]] 2 [[strikethrough]] in general, and for the promotion of the common wel-[[/strikethrough]] 3 [[strikethrough]] fare of Government employees through cooperation and [[/strikethrough]] 4 [[strikethrough]] organization, we, a National Federation formed of such [[/strikethrough]] 5 [[strikethrough]] employees, adopt this Constitution. [[/strikethrough]] ARTICLE I Name and Headquarters 6 SECTION 1. This organization shall be known as the 7 National Federation of [[strikethrough]] Federal Employees, [[/strikethrough]] Decendents of first Americans with headquar- 8 ters at [[strikethrough]] Washington, D. C. [[/strikethrough]] It shall be composed of the 9 [[strikethrough]] unions [[/strikethrough]] affiliates now organized and those which may hereafter be 10 organized in accordance with the provisions of Article 11 VIII, Sections 1 and 2, of this Constitution. ARTICLE II Objects and Methods 12 SECTION 1. The objects of this Federation shall be to 13 [[strikethrough]] advance the social and economic welfare and education of [[/strikethrough]] 14 the [[strikethrough]] employees [[/strikethrough]] of the United States and [[strikethrough]] to aid in the per- [[/strikethrough]] 15 [[strikethrough]] fection of systems that will make for greater efficiency [[/strikethrough]] in 16 [[strikethrough]] the various systems of the United States. 17 SEC. 2. The methods for attaining these objects shall 18 be by petition to Congress, by creating and fostering pub- 19 lic sentiment favorable to proposed reforms, by coopera- 1