- Simplification of the Calendar, Hearings before the Committee on Foreign Affairs, House of Representatives, Seventieth Congress, Second Session on H. J. Res. 334, A Joint Resolution Requesting the President to Propose the Calling of an International Conference for the Simplification of the Calendar, or to Accept, on Behalf of the United States, an Invitation to Participate in Such a Conference, December 20 and 21, 1928, January 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 14, 18, and 21, 1929 (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1934), 1.
- LOC WCA, box 12, folder Central Statistical Board, Lecture transcript, The Use of Four-Week Reporting Periods for Industry with Relation to the Recovery Program, remarks by M. B. Folsom, Chairman of the Committee on Calendar Reform of the American Statistical Association, September 21, 1933; 还ū参看The Four-Week Statistical Period, Principal Points in the Discussion at the Meeting of the Committee on Calendar Reform, n.d.
- Ibid.
- LNA CTS, 1928–1932, 9a/29580/10782, Reform of the Calendar, India, letter, India OffIce to Secretary General, London, June 10, 1937; 参见 LNA CTS, 1919-1927, 14/34111x/12478, Reform of the Calendar, India, letter, director of Communications and Transit Section to Overseas Department, February 29, 1924; letter, India OffIce to Secretary General League of Nations, London, February 20, 1924; 14/36441/12478, Responses of Governments, Extrait du memorandum préparé par l'honorable Diwan Bahadur, January 26, 1924.
- 参看Charles D. Morris, "India Launches Reform Movement,"Journal of Calendar Reform 23 (1953): 59–62, here 60.
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