The Washington times., 1937-05-18
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mia Avenue, or
The Lincoln Memorial bus, one
line Of which starts at Seven.
tenth Street and Pennsylvania
Avenue. The other line starts at
Twelfth and G Streets and goes
down Twelfth Street to K to Yer.
mont Avenue, H Street and down
to Twentieth.
Events today:
Civil Service Commission-Meet
ing, Civil Service branch, Local
No. 2, N. F. F. E., IL noon.
Harrington Hotel-Federal Com
munity Chest Forum, Mrs. Wilbur
]. Carr, wife of the Assistant Sec.
rotary of State, guest speaker,
1890 y. m.
j. o. U. A M. Temple, 2407 Min.
neSota Ave. S. E.-Bingo and card
party, Kenna-Main Post, Ameri.
can Legion, 8 p. m.
ITO Fourteenth st. N. W.-Meet-
ing, General Accounting Office
branch of Local No. 2, N. F. F. E.,
8 p. m.
Max B. Baldenburg, for the past
nine years regional auditor for the
Eastern branch of the Forest Serv-
ice, retired Saturday from that
post, completing 81 years in the
service of Uncle Sam
From the Treasury Department,
Baldenburg entered the Forest
Service in 1910, first serving at
Ogden, Utah. He accepted his last
assignment in 1928 and made
his headquarters subsequently in
Washington.
Fellow employees Of the eastern
division presented the veteran
Government man with a walking
stick and a pair Of binoculars
as mementos of his services. The
presentation was made at a din
ner he was given, at the home
of Leslie T. Mahurin, 1902 Forty
fourth st. N. w.
Applications will be accepted
until May 81 for the positions Of
assistant gardener in the Ma
tional Park Service, $4.24 per
day, and at the Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery, $1,000 yearly. at
the office Of the Fourth Civil
Service District. GIG g st. N. w.
Applicants must be 20 and less
than SIS, on the closing date, age
limits not applying for those with
military or naval preference.
Other pending tests:
Until tomorrow-Watch and
chronometer repairer. Naval OBJ
servatorv.
Until May 24-Senior Supertn.
tending marine engineer, War:
marketing specialist, Interior;
production adviser, Interior; es-
tate tax examiner, Internal Rev.
enue.
Interior Departments personnel
isn't always as lfeless as some
people say. Every once in while
the lads and lassies who keep so
quiet down behind G. w. U. get
out and have an old-fashioned
good time.
Such a one is scheduled today,
when the Interior Trowel Club,
composed of the departments
Master Masons, holds a "ladies
night" card party, concert and
dance at the Arcade Ballroom,
and Park Road North
west. It will take four hours, be-
ginning at 8 p. m.
Officers Of the club are William
president; H. o. Rich
a d son, secretary-treasurer, and
E. H. Bailey, president pro tenn.
Vice presidents, listed as to agency
where they are stationed:
David White, Bureau of Mines;
w. A. Flouton, Triangle Group
No. /; j. A. Blackney, Land Of
flee; w. S. Blankenship, Veterans
Administration; cyrus Bright,
Commerce; Elmer Duncan, In
terror; H. H. Frederick, Procure
ment Division; Robert Livingston,
Potomac Park; John McMecham,
at large; E. F. Price, Park and
Planning Commission; M. B. Ben
nett, Geological Survey; Mark
Burnham, chairman Of ways and
means committee.
The annual meeting Of the Civil
Service Assembly will take place
in Ottawa, capital Of Canada,
holding a five-day session begin
ming October 4, the organizations
News Letter" has announced.