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Draftsmen, A: Record (Classic Reprint)

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The object of the Association of American Draftsmen is to pro mote and encourage a closer union of fellowship of the American Draftsmen in Government and private. Employ, and to discourage the employment of foreign to the detriment of American talent. Statistics germane to this object to be collected, and an eye kept on the various infringements and violations of the alien and. Civil service laws. A directory in which are placed the names of the members with their special business qualifications is kept, so that when a member loses his position the Secretary, being notified, may in turn notify the members to keep a lookout for a vacancy suitable to special department of the member desiring employment.

The Association consists of active and honorary members. The active members being draftsmen or those whose duties associate them professionally with draftsmen, and the honorary members such persons upon whom the Association may see fit to confer hono rary distinction, who are entitled to all the privileges of active mem bers except the right to vote and hold office. Unanimous consent being necessary to the election of the latter, and three negative votes rejecting an applicant for membership.

All applications for membership must be sent to the Secretary of the Association and considered by the Council at least one week before being submitted for action at the meetings of the Association, which are held quarterly.

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