The Washington times., 1937-02-04
Federal employees are presented, all
recently introduced:
SENATE

SENATE
Thomas (UtaD: To create a Depart
ment of Education and Public Welfare;
Copeland tN. ": Salary scale and
promotions for immigration and Natu-
! ralization Service employees.
Sheppard (Texas): To provide space in
Federal buildings for credit unions.
Copeland (N. ": Annuities for
widows of Civil Service employees.
Copelan IN. YD Annuittes for serv-
Gibson (VermonD: Retirement of en-
ployes in legislative branch.
Capper (Kansas). Board Of Civil Serv-
Copeland (N. ": Creation of For
eign Commerce service within Bureau
Of Foreign and Domestic Commerce.
Buow Is. D.: Certificate of residence
for examination or appointment. ,,.-
applied to Columbia Institute for the
| Deaf.
Lamneck (Ohio): investigation OF ap-
portiOnment of appointments among
States Territories and D. C. (Resolu-
tom.
Schultz Gnd): Dealing with compen::
sation of emloyes in immigration and
Naturalipzation Service,
Connery CMass): Automatic increases
for custodial eml0yes Of Post C OFFICE on,
ployes compensation law.
Bloom IN. ": Extension Of retire
ment 10 Columbia Institution for the
Deaf.
CelIer (N.YD.. Repeal of Section 213.
Starnes (AlaD: Preference Of Amerl-
can citizens in Government positions.
Mccormack (MassD Payment Of char
woman at an annual instead OF an
hourly rate.
Mitchell Gll): Appointment of persons
making the highest grade IN civil SerV-
ice tests.
Mitchell Ull): Designation by appoint
ing officer of sex Of appointee to classi-
fled service.
Kvale CMinnD: Annual leave Of en-
ployes in Government Printing Office.
Gray Gnd)D: Creation of a Depart
ment Of Inland Watercourses.
Dingell (Mich): Promotions in Gus
toms Field Service.
Federalisms-One year ago TO-
day: Morgan Baker, Government
personnel writer now with Social
Security Board, presented "Venevo.
lent Blackmail," a play evolved
from his typewriter . Catherine
Goldsmith, GAO, gave an enjoy
able hen party" last night for the
girls of her office Uncle Sam
doesn't gamble if he can help it
a farmer recently contracted
to pay our Uncle so much for
three cuttings of hay from land
around a Veterans Administration
Facility due to drought, how
ever, he got only one cutting and
the Acting Comptroller General
has ruled he must pay for all
three nevertheless the Public
Administration Clearing House re-
ports that in test cases thus far,
efforts to control parking by
automat" machines have been
successful in one out of two State
Supreme Court decisions Pub
lie Service Institute, Inc, of st.
Louis, has received a complaint
from the Federal Trade Comnlis-
sion, on grounds that it allegedly
falsely represents its ability to get
students Government jobs if they
take its course of study John
Sanders and j. A. Crandan are
president and secretary of the
AF.G.E.'s new lodge in Treasury,
with Morris, Silverman treasurer
Eleanor Cooper. writing in
Merit" publication of the United
Civil Service Employees. says
"phooie, phooie, phooie" to rent
raising, said to be in progress be-
cause of the current pay raise
drive, with accompanying public.
ity, now in progress on Capitol
Hill.
Representatives Fred Crawford
and John Dingel, Ralph Teunis,
Charles Consaul, Helen Pine,
Martha Dame, Eddy DobSki and
John Hubert have been named as
reception committee of the Michi-
gan State Society, which will stage
a rip-roaring fete, February 18, at
24O0 Sixteenth St. N. w.