ingress fo Ad On Leave Issue
.,iTON Congress is
10 take final
' harming accumutation of
511 Le restriction is in the
'i 1" nn annrnoriation
;i"r
lad on ciu""s ""
eu . u measure. The
Kim -knocked oft the leave
WB :.. WnHnnsdav it was
originally intended by
L..f last wt-iiiK'v "
t,wt. ..i-inallv intended by
K Senate conference com
9". hill. The entire bill
is" . ' - final vote Of SD-
K both houses, -probably
eeK
. .1.. leave rider Dro-
K no employe can be paid
P. J,,! in any calendar
jve .... .,n!l bv the fol-
t. f lime 30. As of now leave
Rjglnjto as much as 60
Lies Caravan
I T.t (U.B Aimlanes
Eolice Monday in capturing!
F"., !.ivntics caravan at
. 4hQ Sinai Desert. Two
'in were killed in an eight-
r light wuii t. : v
w..ji.rnan was wounded.
p'r; nners and the 30
U were captured, along with
jpounus u
By A. ROBERT SMITH
Reititcr.Guard Correspondent
days can be accumulated over a
period of several v. 1.1.. a
provision would require workers
m 11 unusen leave time
The use-it-ni--innii !,
, unci aoes
contain, however, a clau.se that
win Be some consolation to gov
ernment workers-a provision that
all agencies must give workers an
opportunity to use their earned
vacations. Employe groups have
areueri th:it 01 .
frequently in the past have used
UI imagined Heavy workloads
as an excuse to deny employes the
use of annual leave
Expected result of this provision
is that agencies will have to
schedule vacations for their work
ers far in advance and stick to
them in order to be fair to the
employes. This in turn is expected
to limit the flexibility of govern
ment agencies' ability to meet un
expected, temporary workloads.
Passage of the rider will mark
the second consecutive year in
which Congress has further lim
ited government leave privileges.
Last year it put into effect the so
called graduated leave system
giving employes (except postal
workers) 13 to 26 days leaves
yearly depending on length of
service, rather than 26 days for
everyone.
IANE COUNTY'S HOMC NEW3PAKB,
SECTION B
EUGENE, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1952
PAGE 21
Masons Invited
To Pot-Luck
York Rite Masons and their
families have been invited to a
pot luck dinner at 6:30 n.m. .timp
27 at the McKenzie River Temple,
dSO t. 14th Ave. Sprague H. Car
ter, grand illustrious master of the
Royal and Select Master Masons,
will speak after the meal.
The following committees have
been appointed:
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hall, tables
and preparations; Mr. and Mrs.
Ray E. Allen, decorations; Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Mnsh nj tut-
and Mrs. Lyman T. Palmer, cards;
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Frisbie, prizes;
Mr. and Mrs. Delvin Doane, Mr.
and Mrs. Claus A. Dyck, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert F. Wagner, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry S. Pustas, Mr. and
Mrs. Russell L. Arnett anrf Mr.
and Mrs. J. Marshall Moblev."
serving.
Sports clothes will be optional.
Youth Returns
To Hometown
Sans Blades
CHICAGO (P William
Hinkle, 19, who made a meal
out of .40 razor blades, has re
turned to his Carbondale, 111.,
home bladeless. He ate the
blades last Wednesday.
Physicians at Cook County
hospital said Monday, that more
of the narrow single-edge blades
were eased through Hinkle's
system with the aid of a bulk
diet. Some were removed with
probes.
Hinkle declined to tell police
why he took the blades after
hitch-hiking to Chicago from
his home.
RIDGWAY IN GERMANY
BUECKEBURG, Germany (UJ
Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway ar
rived in Germany Monday to be
gin a three-day inspection tour of
500,000 Allied front-line troops.
Marcola Calls
School Bids
Bids have been called by Mar
cola School District No. 79 for
construction of an estimated $90,
000 school expansion project. Bids
will be opened July 8.
The project includes construc
tion of two classrooms, a multiple
purpose room with stage, kitchen,
dressing rooms, and a new boiler
house.
The addition, designed by
Wilmsen and Endicott, Eugene
architects, will be of frame con
struction with vertical cedar board
exterior. Floors will be slab con
crete with asphalt tile and inter
ior walls will be of plyworidi The
classrooms will have skylights. An
incandescent lighting system and
low pressure steam heating system
are also specified. '
Voters of the district approved
a $100,000 bond issue April 3 to
finance the construction project
and architect's fees.
Draftees Get
Last Minute
Service Pick
WASHINGTON iff) If you
are about to be drafted, you can
join the service of your choice
provided you do it before your in
duction notice arrives.
That's been the case for several
months, but now the defense de
partment made it an official, per
manent policy.
For the past year, the services
have been suspending from
month to month an inter-service
agreement which prohibited men
from volunteering for services
after they had their pre-induc-tion
physical tests.
The Army is now the only ser
vice depending on the draft for
men. The Air F'orce and Navy
have kept at strength through
volunteers.
The Marine Corps brought in
draftees for a few months during
a build-up to its present strength
of 200,000 but has now resumed its
traditional practice of accepting
only. volunteers.
Assistant Secretary of Defense
Anna Rosenberg said the new
policy will save manpower and
money.
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