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supervision as time spent in recreation leadership.

Preparation time may be spent in conference for planning of
project work, in meetings devoted to professional matters, in train-
ing courses for leadership, and in professional reading under the
direction of supervisors, when such conferences, courses, and
professional reading are directly related to the work to which
recreation leaders are assigned on recreation projects. No allowance
for this time shall be made for attendance at conferences, meetings
and courses of general character not directly related to the leadors'
work on projects. The amount of time has been determined with the
approval of the State Adninistrator.

REPORTING SPECIAL TRAINING MEETINGS:

Reports on special training meetings held in counties shall
be transnitted to the Arca Supervisor, who in turn will incorporate
it into a report to the State Supervisor. These reports should
describe the scope and nature of the training program for supervisors
and leaders, specifying the techniques used, the types of subjects
taught, and what, if any, assistance in planning and instruction
was given by other agencies and other WPA programs or by individuals
not employed by the Work Projects Administration. Project supervisors
must keep an accurate record of each worker's training on the project
(dates, types, accomplishments, etc.)

ADMISSIONS AND COLLECTIONS ON WPA RECREATION PROJECTS

Where WPA workers are directly concerned with the organization,
development, promotion and presentation of such activities as dances,
pageants, shows, festivals, mass singing, games, tournanents, etc.,
and where the attendance as woll as participation is expected, the
practice shall be to make no admission charge and no collection.

Where WPA recreational leaders conduct activities involving
participation of the public, such as swimming, art and craft work,
etc., no admission shall be made and no collection made. Mininun
charges for laboratory or equipment fees or incidental operating
costs may be assessed and collected by the project sponsors or co-
sponsors for the cost of materials used and not supplied by the
participants. (These cases should be referred to your superior
before actually done)

COOPERATION WITH OTHER WPA PROJHCTS

In conducting recreation activities in fields which are closcly
related to the activities of other types of projects, care shall be
taken (1) to avoid duplication of activities; (2) to secure cooperation
between recreation project personnel and personnel of the other
projects with the view toward providing the community with a
coordinated program which makes use of the services of both projects.

COOPERATION WITH OTHER AGENCIES

In order to insure coordinated community programs at the point
of operation, cooperation with the National Youth Administration,
U. S. Housing Authority, U. S. Forest Service, the National Park
Servico, the Extension Service of the Department of Agriculture and