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Your Fed ly New Leave Law Upsets City Post Offices Near and Yet So For : . | FT. WORTH, Tex. (UP)—Ar-| Jo : id By DAVE WATSON Until last Jan. 1 all employees, The government expects to save rest of the man seemed like addWAT EOUS CRAMER the first time, the leave year ends| post office vacation schedules/got the same amount of leave./money on that angle. Ing insult to injury. Officers re-| donne) cuts i. Bae ' y or Per- with the last pay period of the have béen scrambled and the help|So the administrators divided the| Workers who gained salary: in-|Ported he broke into a box car in| Sonne 8 ip most non defense year. . : , * jshortage made more acute by new Year into vacation periods and!creases on yearly schedules some-| Which he thought there was a Hah hg Secom-| That's official, from Civil Serv-|federal leave restrictions. |sent the workers on their way at|(jmes saved vacation time until|liquor shipment.. Actually, they 2 method y the’ “pain-lice Commission. More than 100 temporary postal regular intervals. they got their next pay boost, then|Said, it contained only empty beer 5 = = turned out. the Jens | Employees with less than 60 workers have been hired to help| There was enough rotation and took their vacation with pay at|Dottles. » udiny Emblem Manufacterers Baer Was rerren A to thelr credit will have get the post office over the “va-|leave saving to keep things roll-|,, 0 op 0 oer Sowelrs on SMepIay Tr nr ation

sessions of Congress—after SING unl] June 30, 1953, to use their|cation hump” of the summer ing smoothly even with the long| That ean no longer be done Women Drive Well : room, 401 Jackson Bullding. 546 §. Me

{1952 earnings. onths, existing help shortage. having been apparent] ! is ay : Lei Rin ry - LINCOLN, Neb, (UP) — An'f[ ™ GRAN AND COMPANY

in favor of a compromise formula, Other Acti This is the result of a new law| Now vacation lengths vary. According io the Rew regulations, " ion + - from saving vacation time from analysis of 1951 automobile acci- INCORPORATED 546 South Meridian St. 7

hich stops federal employees some are 13 day 20 days! Under it, personnel of man e ys, some ays | . non-defense units would be an Before it adjourned, Congress'one Year 10 another °F |and others are 26 days. The in- Two Hoosiers Win dents in Lincoln did nothing to Phone PL. 7158 10 per cent without layoffs. The Passed and sent to the President The postal employment picture terval plan breaks down. Steel} Ohi Sh w Back wp Wise Srachs Shout Jom : agencies would fill only one out|these federal employee bills: lis further comlicated by regula- no leave can be saved, employees n 10 0° en crivers. owed

of every four job vacancies un-| ONE—To extend veterans pre-| Times Special involved in traffic accidents, com-

(tions which now require even must go on vacation or lose the til reduction had been achieved. |ference for government jobs to temporary workers to pass exami- 4 { ATHENS, O., July 12—Two Treasury Department, Post Of-|thosé called to military duty ou bt ld P time, They canpot work through posters have won prizes and six;

{vacation period for extra pay. i fice, and Justice Department are tween Apr. 19, 1952, and July 2,| Before last January many post-| -h Indianapolis painters are reprenot subject to the rider. And|1955. al employees were granted 15 1 OS ost Treouse Of |sented in the 10th annual Ohio

llege stu- ] , the independent offices, including] TWO — Granting payment of|days leave a year, plus 10 days 0 Valley Oil and Water Color Show 7 Veterans Administration, Gen-{retroactive salary increases to|“sick leave.” dents, teachers and others were|,; Gnio University here.

hired to fill the summer gaps and| gnonsored by the College of ee, mn, Si, Sa he li Sh te or ER Be Ct technically are exempt, though/and Oct. 24, 1951, ~ "days for emergencies or extended [Officials said that should prevent|comprises 77 ofls and 51 water; Congress “recommended” they, THREE — Granting automatic| Vacations the following year. But (20Y Slowdown in service. colors chosen from 328 paintings use the formula in accomplishing $100 pay raises to certain building|t1® Practice of accumulating leave| But administrators are putting/submitted. : personnel reductions. "leustodial workers who, for tect (has been abolished. in a lot of time trying to unravel| A Edward Millman, Bloomington, In all agencies, those appointed |nical reasons, didn’t get incr This is what happened in the the vacation schedule knot. won first award of $50 in olls by the President and employees|coming to them when they were PC"! Office here. . The post office is still plagued|With “Landscape.” Donald A. Pe- | in Grades CPC-1, 2 and 3 would|transferred “two on oy bhi with the problem of building alters. Indianapolis, won feeond be exempt. And here is a run-the postal service to the General staff of potential career workers,|2Ward in water colors for “Pene-

down on other exemptions: Services Administration With examinations required for|tralia.” Labor Department—Bureau of Pigeon-holed in the last-minute SI Indianapolis painters repre

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preadjournment shuffle were a

Service system in Bureau of Internal Revenue as a model for other agencies; and the so-called Little Wagner Act bill to give employee organizations a bigger

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Roundup

The final version of the Defense Department appropriation bill retained the year-old 500,000-man ceiling on classified (white collar) employees in Army, Navy and Air Force. A 40 per cent cut in per-! sonnel will be required of Office| of Price Stabilization, Office of Rent Stabilization, Wage Stabilization Board, and Salary Stabilization Board under their new

those who can be hired enly for indefinite terms, many qualified men who would like to join the postal service don’t think the prospect of temporary work is worth the trouble. » On the other side of the examination issue is the post office desire to build a staff from the “cream of the crop.” Examinations aid in selection. The new leave schedules give employees longer vacations, depending on length of service, but less choice in how to use it.

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U. 8. workers will want to know|adjourned, Sen, Olin D. Johnston we PERMANENT WAVE MOTHER : about the new, compromise (D. 8. C.), the Post Office and| ‘'BUTTERFLY'—Tomika Kana- * NO KINK PAIR & GRAND- SHEE. Emig mel Cn, Sie Simi ol se pun sre vr ‘No ruzz worn | JOR - grant severance| sign the Metropolitan So 4 5 : § it adjourned: pay to laid-off U.S. workers. It| Oboe wil « : ® HAND TURNED SOLES HRT ET The bill provides annuity in-lwould provide ons day's pay for Opera, will sing the title role of Never Needs © PLIABLE KID UPPERS NI VIC NERS creases for the 160,000 retiredieach month of service—but with Madame Butterfly at the Cin- é Setting © SEVERAL G00D STYLES oh CEL DATE DEEL LLL employees, and 30,000 survivorsia ceiling to be determined later. Sitnati Summer Opera next |i Ynsinding the now Our special "Magic Touch™ brings (widows and dependent children) Sen, Johnston said he plans to| Wednesday and Saturday eve- |IS “Curly Cut” Haireus P 9 Rest those tired aching feet of deceased retired workers. ql MA-0683 — PL-7929

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About Your Leave

Here's the answer to a question raised by employees who have maximum accumulations of leave—60 days for most workers, but up to 90 days for those who built such accumulations during World War IL They have asked: Does the new rider give me until June 30, 1953, to use the leave I earn during calendar 19527 "Or must I use it by the end of 1952? The answer is: . If you have 60 or more days o leave accumulation already built up, you must use calendar 1952 leave by the end of 1952. More specifically, you must use it by Dec. 20 (actually, Friday, Dec. 19), because this year, for

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