Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1928, Page 12

12 BUREALS FAVORING | FLAPPERS CHARGED Civil Service League Hears| That U. S. Departments Show Preference. Young women of the flapper type are | 4 being favored in Government offices to the detriment of older and more experi- | enced persons, made by three persons last night at the League of the Amcrican Civil Service | § at the Powhatan Hotel. The arraignmept of flappers started during consideration of efliciency rat- ings, on which the league is making a drive. A man from the audience, whose name was not disclosed, opened the dis- cussion of flappers by chnrgmg that in some bureaus he knew it to be a “fact” that older people were bemg shoved aside, and their places given to flappers who had just come into the service. woman from the audience, who also did not give her name, joined in the charges, declaring that this practice was prevailing in some offices of which she knew. Mrs. Margaret Hopkins Worrell, pres- ident of the league, then declared that she had several communications bearing on the same subject. Complaints had | # come to her, particularly from the Bu- reau of Internal Revenue of the Treas- ury Department, and from the Veterans’ Bureau, that older and experienced per- Sons were being put out of some of the most attractive positions and flappers given preference. Mrs. Worrell attacked the efficiency system of the Government as Imdlng itself to such favoritism and causing “demoralization” among Gov- ernment workers. Charles A. Korbly, former Representa- tive from Indiana, also attacked the effi- ciency system, declaring the Government was becoming too mechanical, treating the workers like machines. The chiefs should remember, he declared, that Gov- ernment people have souls as well as bodies. OFFICER RESTORED TO DUTY BY HESSE || Berger to Resume Work as Police- man Pending Trial Board Decision. ‘The Police Trial Board, which late yesterday recommended the dismissal from the force of Pvt. H. G. Freeman of the eleventh precmc! who is now serving a 30-day jail sentence in the Arlington County Jail on a charge of driving a car while drunk, today an- nounced the dismissal of charges in three cnses heard yeswrdny and the fining o T. arrison of two days’ pay far one days absence with- out leave. Pvt. Paul E. Berger, against whom testimony wns heard yesterday on charge n under the in- fluence of liquor conduct prejudicial to the good of the force and unwarranted use of his revolver, was ordered restored to active duty by Maj/ Edwin B. Hesse, superintendent of police, pending the deciding of case. Maj. Hesse announced that as Berger had asked for a speedy trial, and due to the fact prosecution witnesses were absent from the hearing yesterday, the cue could not be disposed of at that he saw no reason for lhe nmcer belnx pmn.umd long gex by loss of DR. DENGLER TO SPEAK. Head of Austro-American Institute to Talk at University. Dr. Paul Dengler, director of the Austro-American Institute of Education in Vienna, will speak on “International Understanding ugh Education” at a public meeting tonight at 8 o’clock in school of foreign service, George- town University. Dr. Dnegler has been lecturing lt American_universities on the Paci Coast and in the Middle West. He is regarded as one of the highest author- ities on education in Austria, his lec- ture here being one of a series being conducted at the Georgetown school this Winter. VANCE DENIES LETTER. A letter appealing for $75,000 to con- tinue the Ku Klux Klan fight against a nrgery today by James s Vance, edi- tor of the Fellowship Foru: e letter, which brought censure from the club last night, was rep- g]e:'e‘nged as having been wrmen by Mr. ce. Colored Man Overcome by Gas. Nicholas Broussard, colored, 24 years old, 2006 Fifteenth street, was acci- dentally overcome by illuminating gas wh.ue sseep in his room early this e was unconscious when !nund by his sister. Members of No. 2 rescue squad and a physician from Emergency Hospital responded to ap- peals for assistance. Broussard was restored to consciousness and his re- covery is expected. Eye Strain the Thief! To see with! That's what everybody thinks their eyes are for. Now science teaches that not only-must we see—but see correctly, to avoid other bodily ills and nervous disorders. Etz Eye Examinations -—nll you definitely your eyes’ condition. ETZ lenses relieve eye strain, the thief of energy and bodily health. . 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