The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-13
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AID REVISION
Committees Assigned Task Of
Preparing Data for LehI-
bach Bill Hearings.

Assignments of work as subdi-
vided for the clerical, professional,
subprofessionsl, and educational
services under the committee on
hearings for the Lehlbach reclassi-
fication bill, were announced today,
by the National Federation Of Fed
eral Employees.
WILL HEAR EMPLOYEES.
In response to Mr.. Lehlbach's invi-
tation for suggestions, the committee
on hearings has arranged for the
preparation OF briefs setting forth the
suggestions OF the employees in those
services and the committees have
been appointed as a result OF meet
ings held last week.
Employees having suggestions to
make regarding the bill or the clsssl-
fication are asked to communicate. ac-
cording to their respective service
and groups with the following COM
mittee members.
Professional, subprofessional. and
educational services, DR.. J. Franklin
Meyer. chairman OF committee, Will
review the following groups: Arch
tect. engineer, forester illustrator,
physical scientist, draughtsman, and
engineering and scientific aid.
MISS LATHROP TO ASSIST.
Miss Julia Lathrop. chief of the
children's bureau. will review: Econ
omist and political scientist, nurse,
social economist, social Investigator.
and community workers.
DR.. George F. Bowerman. Libra
rian, of the District of Columbia,
will review: Librarian. personnel Of
ticer. public inspection, translator,
library assistant, and educational
specialist.
George A. Warren, Of the Patent
Office. will review: accounts. business
examiner, lawyer, patent examiner
and and law assistant.
DR.. c. l.. Shear. of the Bureau of
Plant industry will review: agricul-
tVrist, biologist. dentist and dietitian.
pharmacologists, physician, therapeu-
fist, and vetnerian.
Clerical service. r. ]. Quinn of
the War Department, chairman. will
review: personnel weather bureau,
clerical administrator and biological
survey
Miss Cornelia Lyme. Department Of
Agriculture. Bureau of Markets, will
review receiving and disbursing clerk
group composed of counting, securi-
litS,v dCtouHtlHS, anu duultlHS, tiHlc
and payroll, exhibits, film distribu-
ton. cost computing, and money
counting.
WILL REVIEW CLERKS.
William J. Schutrumps. DEPART
ment Of Interior, solicitors office,
will review general correspondence
and foreign relations correspondence.
DEPARTMENT
will review filing. mailing, dead let
tiers. recording, docketing, finger-print
ella ssifcation. indexing, finger-print
Identification, mail routing, and dis.
p. nsing, cooling. court, digest. mad
hling. and records and assessments.
Y. S. Biller, Pension Office, will re-
view examining transportation rates
and verifying.
Juliette Stebbins. office of the Sn-
pervising Architect. Treasury DepFt-
ment, will review automatic addfss-
ing, office supplies, addressed Gate
cutting, addressed plate verifying.
addressing machine. operating as
sorting machine operating. cFnis-
sary. mechanical tabVationJ ming,
mimeographing, miscellaneouf appli-
ance operating. purchasing, dfice APP
pliance operating, military 20 naval
stores. shipping and priority &C
'c Mrs. Lila shepley, Confessional
Library. will review OBLIGATIONS.
proof reading and editofi
Louis Merriam, 1nstitfe OF Gov
eminent Research, will review teie-
phone. file on telephone information.
statistical, actuarial. fchanlcat 40
dressing and mcdaniel tabulating.