The Washington times., 1936-12-15

in the editorial room by 6:15 p. M, or
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Executive council members Of
the National Federation of Fed
eral Employees today were to hold
q joint conference with "key men"
within the National Legislative
Council of Federal Employe Or
ganizations following opening Of
their current meeting yesterday
at Labor Building headquarters.
The conference was to follow
adoption of statements Of policy
in regard to the three outstand-
ing benefits the council plans to
ask from the Seventy-fifth Con-
gress on behalf Of personnel
merit system and classification
extension, retirement liberaliza-
ton and a shorter working week.
The National Legislative Coun-
Gil, for which Is claimed a total
membership of 10000, is COM
posed Of four large postal organi-
zations in addition to the N. F. F. E.
The quartet includes membership
outside of the American Fedora
ton of Labor and fused into prac-
tical affiliation with the N. F.. F.. E.
when President Steward Of that
group had his memorable break
with William Green.
Today'S joint conference, Stew
ards office said, was for the pur-
pose Of assuring concerted action
during the forthcoming Capitol
Hill session.
The N. F. f. E. Council, which
includes field vice presidents from
all sections Of the country, also is
to enjoy quite a social program
while it remains in session, which
will be until all pending business
has been concluded. Tonight they
were to attend a Christmas party
given by Local 105 Of the Bureau
Of Engraving and printing, COM
posed entirely of women, which is
slated for the Willard Hotel, and
probably will attract numerous
officials of the bureau. Tomorrow
evening they are to be guests of
honor at an open house spon-
sored by the D. c. Federation Of
Federal Employees Unions, at ITO
Fourteenth st. N. w.
A DumerolOgy analysis Is forth
with presented for Mary Mar
guerite Broomhead: q
Life should move along quite smoothly
for yOus inasmuch aS you have sufficient
ability to clearly express any thoughts
or actions. Your environment and OPpOr-
and wishes. and give you ample OppOr'
tunity to express your ability"
You feel that tact Is another name
for deceit and as you have strong Opin.
of truth to be the expression of your
own convictions. You have q natural
aptitude for expressing your ideas in
Interesting ways % and Tor Tor entertaining, enter aiming.
can be presented to draw most attention
"1SS6 was good year for detail and
work. 1887 should bring you some eX-
oelIent opportunities through your en-
virOnment. You will find some unex-
pected changes which should prove very
good for you"
Among interesting meetings to-
night will be that Of Lodge IL, A.
F.. G. E., at the Interstate Com
merce Building hearing room, 8
p. m.
Albert H. Aronson, chief Of So
cial Security Boards business man.
agement divisions personnel office,
is to discuss transfers, reinState-
mentS, rating appeals, review
boards and the apportionment sys-
TEN of giving jobs. At the same
time, in the Lee House, AAA Lodge
116 is slated for some possible fire
works.
: An examination for assistant
librarian, $4,000 yearly, has been
announced by the Civil Service
Commission to establish a register
for Labor Department vacancies
and other openings. Tests for
associate and assistant entomolo-
giSts, $3,200-$2,6 800, with the Bu-
reau Of Entomology and Plant
Quarantine, also were announced.
Folk in the eastern part of the
country may have until January
IL, 1887, to apply.
The Federation Of Architects,
Engineers, Chemists and Techni-
clans announces it is stepping out
hereafter.
AS a first step, the group is to
hold a dance January 16 in the
Dragon Room of the Wardman
Park Hotel. Members hope the
dance can become victory BALI
by virtue of a favorable decision
in the Durand case-which is still
'awaited-but will in any event
make it an occasion for celebration
over impending affiliation with the
American Federation of Labor.
At the F. A. E. C. T. regular
meeting Thursday in the Thom-
son School, DR.. Boris Sterne, edi-
tor Of the Labor Departments
labor information bulletin, will
speak on the Tampa convention of
the A. F. of L. DR.. Sterne covered
the convention for his department.
For free numerology reading,
Government folk should address
their original, full name, birthday
and office to this column. A pen
name may be added for publica-
tion purposes. Readings are done
by an amateur enthusiast.
Odds and endS-AAA Lodge
116's bulletin tells of the fellow
In the street car. a friend asked
why he kept his eyes closed, think
ing he was i'll he answered he