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J Edgar Hoover — Part 14
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B. On actions involving the positions of Assistant Director,
Assistant to the Director and Associate Director which would
include changing the incumbent or changing his grade to a higher
or lower one in case he occupied a pqsition where the salary was
not fixed as under the Federal Executive Pay Act, prior approval _
of the Attorney General must first be secured. In September, 1956
the Director indicated that Mr. Tolson should informally handle
such matters with Deputy Attorney General or would give the
approval himself when he was Acting Attorney General. Mr. Tolson
would then indicate on the memorandum that such approval had been
obtained.
C. After getting the necessary approval of the Attorney General,
the next step is to prepare the formal fanfold (i. e., journal) action
in the Administrative Division. The Director must sign the fanfold.
Then all copies of the fanfold must be carried to Personnel Chief
Jack Adler in the Department and he must be advised that the
Attorney General's approval had been obtained. Adler then handles
the perforation of Andretta's name on the fanfold and returns the
executed fanfold copies to the Bureau which then constitutes the
official payroll documentation and makes the promotion legal. —
The foregoing is submitted for your information.
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