The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-10-30

bers of organizations appearing for pic
lures and biOErap hical sketches for pub.
LEGATION In The Times must contact the
writer In the editorial raom by Sis
p. m. The pictures appear in the First
and Early Wall Street editions Of The
Times.
All Government departments
and bureaus will have uniform
leave cards when a committee of
officials now studying the problem
arrives at a finding.
With the new leave laws in
effect, with several different kinds
Of accrualS to be checked accord
ing to whether the worker is tenn
porary or permanent, the book
keeping problem looms acutely.
Further, with all offices under uni
form regulations as to handling
leave rights, need for a standard
ized record card as simple as pos
sible is desired by administrators.
Consequently, group of depart
ment representatives within the
next few months will decide on
some certain card form to be
printed at the Government Print
ing Office, and it is expected the
new system will be placed in effect
either late next year or by Janu-
airy Of 1888.
Included in the group are Frank
Birgfeld, Of Treasury; Major Dan
Donovan, of the D. C. Govern
ment; P. l.. Gladmon, of Agricul-
ture; Charles Piozet, of Navy; w.
D. Searle. of War; G. H. Sweet,
of Veterans Administration; c. C.
Hathaway, of Civil Service, and
j. r. Wallace, assistant Superin-
tendent at G.. P. o. Gladmon,
Piozet and Hathaway are doing
the work, and will report to the
full committee for approval when
they finish their study.
TOday'S numerOlOgy reading con-
Germs attractive Thelma Barnard,
Of the Federal Housing Admins
tration. Here it is:
Back Of your sober, wOrkaday cOunte-
nance lies an artistic, sunny nature. Be
cause no ono ever expects you to pc
hide these qualities. DO not be discOur-
aged because of the demands for "serv-
ice" constantly made on you, for with a
little patience you can turn them into
cash assets. You possess an abundance
of ambition which never leaves you
quiet for a moment, and you waste your
energy, time and ambition unless you
focus all on one point. Live happily In
friends, but permit none to Gown" you,
and be Independent without stubborn
ness. You were born leader and q
pioneer. Many important people Will
strength Of character and help you mold
your success, provided you do not per
nit them to absorb your ideas and indt-
viduality.
Workers wishing their numer-
illogical character disSected should
send in their full and original
name and birthday. The latter,
however, will not be published in
the reading"
For the benefit of their athletic
and recreational fund, Census Blu
reau employees will stage dance
and card party November 7 at the
Washington Hotel. Dancing will
be from 10 to l and cards from 9
to II.
The affair is the second annual
dance and party in the interest
of the Census organization, funds
being used to defray expenses Of
athletic and social affairs Of the
bureaus I'm p loyeS. Organized
teams in tennis, softball and bowl
ing have carried out schedules dur
ing the past year and a golf tour
nament is n wv under way among
Subordinates of William L. Austin.
Mary Abel is general chairman
Of the committee on arrangements
and is being assisted by Madeline
Augusterfer, Margaret o. Stra-
horn, Florence Human, Harry
Tyler and Bob Hunter. The
tariff" Miss Abel says, will be
90 cents.
Until Tuesday. the Civil Service
Commission will accept applica-
tions for the post of fireman
laborer, $1,260, and classified
laborer, $1,140, for service at the
Silver Spring MD post office.
Info available at C. S. or the Sill
yer Spring postmaster.