Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1935, Page 33

ADIUSTMENT SEEN FORTREASURY BL Measure, in Temporary, Snag, Held Likely to Pass, Allowing Pay. Although the Treasury-Post Office appropriation bill, carrying the pay of the 1200 Treasury employes who have worked without compensation | since December 1, struck a snag in conference yesterday, the belief pre- | vails on Capitol Hill differences will | be adjusted and the measure passed | within a few days. | The House conferees are going back | transferred to the Treasury. The to the House for instructions on sev- eral amendments, including the one | relating to the payless Treasury ! held for the several hundred who face dismissal May 15 should be open or non-competitive. The Senate voted for & non-com- petitive test for these men in the Alcohol Tax Unit, because such an examination would give proper recog- nition to their past experience. The group who will have to pass a new examination in order to remain after May 15 are former prohibition agents, whose clvil service status has been challenged by Senator McKellar, Democrat, of Tennessee. The men were reinstated in the Alcohol Tax | Unit of the Treasury after the Pro- hibition Bureau had been abolished. The amendment of last year, which cut off the pay of these employes in December, was intended to apply only to about 700 of these former pro- hibition agents, but was held to have affected other groups who had been proposed new examination must be taken by those members of the orig- | inal 700 who did not pass an exam- ination held last November. ——— Zanesville Defeats Levy. ZANESVILLE, Ohio, April 18 (#).— | THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. O 7 B—13 -SCHOOL'S OUT JO WERE OFF TO M / ¥ 7-8Y-EJTS FOR OUR €A/TER DUD You'll Get Plenty of Wear from these workers. There is no dispute over | Residents of Zanesville overwhelm- paying these workers for the services | ingly defeated Tuesday & proposed they have rendered, but the conferees | 4-mill levy to provide municipal | have not agreed on the method or, operating funds and left the city | whether the new examination to be [facing a critical financial situation. | 1860 . 1935 LANSBURGH'S 7m-8m & €-STREETS NA9800 SPECIAL PURCHASE! Girls' $5.95 Crepe Dresses What a break for little girls and their mamas! Adorable prints and pretty 7 9 plain colors—just the kind of . 2-Knicker Easter Suits, 379> Judging by our sales slips, this is one of the best knicker suit buys in Washington! Well, we can tell you this much —they’re well made, and the fabrics are handpicked. Notice the knickers’ knit-rip that cling to the knee. Sizes from 7to 16. Come, judge for yourself! Boys' Easter Shirts, 79c¢ Man-tailored, these are. Collai Sports or zipper polo shirts, too. 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