The Washington times., 1937-05-26
CIVIL SERVICE SPURNS VETS,
HOUSE COMMITTEE IS TOLD

Hfllled by Civil service ana (2) theS
must be in a specialized line. THE
term applies to technical special
lists in social security work." he
added. When Moser snapped Out
And what are they?" Aronsor
pointed out the gentleman at SSE
who is engaged in studying the
possibilities of health insurance.
Moser's saber was dented badly
however, when he spent some time
in bringing out that man whose
only experience was handing out
cash to those on relief" had been
adjudged an expert. AronSon de
clared the man had been appointed
from a regular civil service register,
however.
COOKING SCHOOL-When the
gang gathers Sunday morning at
your apartment, preparatory to
going to the beach or links, you
probably will have intended to set
'em up to a meal.
And that's where the brunch"
comes in, this delicious meal being
a combination of breakfast and
lunch that Jean Green will de-
scribe tomorrow at 4:45 p. m. when
The Washington Times Govern.
ment Girls Cooking School holds
its second class at the Potomac
Park Apartment Building cafe
terra. Twenty-first and C SITS. N. w.
To all Federalites who attend
and Interior personnel is especially
inyited-Miss Green will describe
and prepare two separate
"brunches" of such tasty and I'M
usual makeup that students are
certain to champ for the first op-
portunity to try 'em out.
Brunch No. /, which should cost
no more than $1.25 and serve four,
will consist of iced orange juice
favored with mint, grilled Cana
dian bacon lever try thatO with
scrambled eggs Ia Hollywood "a
SURPRISED. three-minute mullins
served with thick strawberry pre-
serves, and coffee with cream.
The second brunch, costing
about 81 for a foursome, will fea-
ture fruit canapes with rum sauce,
grilled trout or broiled spring
chicken. butter garden peas, rolls
with either butter or raspberry
lam coffee and cream,
Whew. and we are on a diet!
G. A. o. FIRING-Economic
death struck yesterday in Acting
Comptroller General Elliott's
agency, the first fusilade Of the
barrage which is expected to cut
down $50 during the ensuing three
months. Employees estimated at
least so notices we're distributed
at the old Pension office Build
ing and it was reported that others
found their way to the Moses
Building. One feminine clerk, it
was reported, tainted when called,
figuratively, to the tumbril.
NOTICE-Each day The Times
publishes. photos of Government
employees we'll known to their col
leagues, with accompanying bio
graphical sketches. Those inter
ested in such pictures, especially
members of organizations, should
contact this desk before 5:15 p.
M, or telephone District 1000,
branch 210, between 2 and 6 p.
m. News items, incidentally, may
win a prize.
FEDERALISMS-With economy
throwing hundreds of needy clerks
into the street, Maritime Commits
sion's desire to hire two corpora
ton lawyers at $50 daily and an
other at $35 daily is interesting to
those making $1,440 or less. a
months salary in one day. and
it isn't new to state that such per
diem master minds, who per-
meate all agencies. seldom spend
more than an hour at their desks
Ray Wall. Federal Trade, post
cards to gloat over the vacation
he's enjoying at home in Cobalt,
Conn .Wally Smith, Interstate
supplies and publications, is max
ing his home at Silver Spring, Md,
and is reported ambitious to be-
come a full-fledged farmer on the
side.