The Washington times., 1923-05-29
j. s. PLOYES
To CARRY ON
PAYF|GHT
Federation Organizes to Con-
tinue Action Against CLASH
fication Board.

Inc FeQeratlOn OF euSTdl Eli
ployes will maintain a steady bar
rage against the Personnel CLASH
fication Board until the Brown
Smoot-Wood plan of reclassifica-
ton for Government employees IN
the District has been abandoned
by that tribunal.
The fight will be carried to Con.
gress next December unless the
board in the meantime has changed
it's policy. Other measures of wag-
ing the campaign are now under
consideration by the federation.
Thorough.going preparation for
the maintenance of the general
principles involved in the Sterling
Lehlbach plan of Reconsideration
and the specific application OF the
plan to the various service groups
is being made Weekly meetings
of the presidents of the ten local
unions Of Federal employees have
been decided upon to outline the
case to be presented to the board
on behalf of the various services.
The following committees repre-
senting the service groups have
been appointed:
Mail. file and records-Chairnan
Walter Keeton, War Department;
vice chairman, Reed F. Martin, In
terror Department; secretary. Mrs.
Orpha MacKay Allen, Veterans
Bureau.
Office appliance operating group
P. A. Harris, War De-
partment; vice chairman w. j..
Boren; secretary, Hugh Rutland,
Government Printing Office.
Chairman, DIR. o. J.
Randall, Interior Department, Blu
reau of Pensions: vice chairman,
Thomas s. Connolly, Interstate Com
merce Commission; secretary, Miss
Mrya H. Jones, Interior Depart.
ment Bureau Of Mines.
Medical service-Chairman DIR. W.
w. Foster, Interior Department,
Bureau of Pensions.
Personnel-Chairman. John New
man. Bureau of Engraving and
Printing.
Skilled trades under custodian
Chairman, Lee r. Downs, Depart
ment of Commerce, Bureau of
Supply and equipment-Chairm
8. N. Bernhard, War Department.
Examiners-Chairman, U. j. Bill
Ter. Interior Department, Bureau OF
Pensions; vice chairman, w. N. Col
Inns, Interior Department.: secretary,
Miss Florence E. Davis, Interior De-
Bureau of Pensions.
Messengers = Chairman, Woolsey
w. Hall, Treasury Department.; Sec
rotary, William F.. Stevenson, Vet
Grams Bureau, Insurance Division
Skilled trades. under subprofes-
Lee r. Downs,
Department of Commerce, Sureau
Of Standards.
Photographers - Chairman, j. w.
Lyons, Navy Department; secretary.
G. Duvall. Department of
Weather Bureau.
Attorneys-Chairman, Stewart E.
Blassingham, Postoffice Depart
ment, solicitors office.
Cleaners, charwomen and attend
G. c. McClain,
institution.
Statistical service-Chairman, Miss
Mary Bringhurst. Interior Depart
ment, bureau of mines: secretary,
r. J. Hoage, U. S. Employees Com
pensation Commission.
Economists-Chairm DIR. Joseph
A. Hill, assistant director of the
census: secretary, Miss Florence
Parker. bureau of labor statistics.
Publication and information -
George L. Jeffrey, De-
partment Of Commerce, bureau of
standards: secretary, Miss May Ag-
mes Melting, Department Of Labor,
children's bureau.
Observation-Disclosures, j. w. Per-
kins, War Department. military in
telligence office; secretary, Mrs. M.
C. Stevens, Navy Department.
Engineers and Architects-Chair-
man, c. d. Anderson, Navy Depart
ment, bureau of construction and
repair; vice chairman, DR.. J. Frank
lin Myer, Department of Commerce.
bureau of standards: secretary, H.
P. Simpson. Navy Department.
Nurses-Chairman, Miss Lucy
Minnigerode, Treasury Department.
public health service; secretary.
Miss Tyldesley Lauder Sands, Vet
Grams Bureau.
Library-Chairman Miss Claribel
r. Barnett, Department of Agricul
ture; secretary. Miss Laura Thorn
son, Department of Labor.
Correspondence-Ch Miss
Juliette s. Stebbins, Treasury De-
partment. supervising architects
office; vice chairman, Miss Ora
Marshino, Department Of Labor,
children's bureau; secretary, Mrs.
Amy B. Clinton, Department of In
terror, bureau of mines.
Miscellaneous-Ch d. r.
Glass, Veterans Bureau; secretary,
E. S. Monahan.
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