Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 February 1946 — Page 7
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The Veterans’ Administration
yesterday added another group of
» former servicemen to its part time pay roll to help G. L's financial Cummins,
needs while attending school, Merrill D.
Indianapolis regional office for the
manager of the Veterans’ Administration, is shown
above (back to camera) administering the civil service oath, Robert
R. Sherman, 616 E. 15th st. (left)
and Merlin D. Shinneman, 407 W,
Bernard st, are wo Joeal men receiving the i,
Student Veterans Arc Given
Part-Time
Ex-servicemen attending school under the G. I. Bill of Rights have
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been offered part-time employment by the Veterans’ administration, Fifty-one men have been accredited as typists, stenographers, and filling clerks. Additional men are needed to reach a goal of 100, according to H. B. Mullendore, chair man of employment committee for the Indiana department of American Legion. Merrill D. Cummins, Indianapolis! regional office manager for Veterans’ Administration, has announced after-school employment will not disrupt servicemen’s class attendance and study periods.
80 Cents an Hour
Applicants must pass a civil service examination and are placed in a position offering a wage scale of approximately 80 cents an hour. Duke Baker, recruitment . placement officer for the Veterans’ Administration office in Chicago, is cooperating with local American Legion officials in seeking student workers.
Veterans interested in employment are asked to apply at the administration’s office in the Old Trails building, Washington st. and Senate ave.
Local Briefs
Judge John L. Niblack of municipal court will address the dinner for “rushees” given by Phi Delta Delta legal fraternity at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Canary cottage. Miss Mary Miller, attorney and chapter president,’ will introduce the speaker. Guest students of the Indiana School of Law include Mrs. Jeanette Sandlin Bush, Mrs, Adeline C. Lehman and the Misses Dorothy Jean Hendrickson, Lucile Martin and Marjorie F. Woessner.
The congregation of Old Bethel Methodist church wil give a bean supper Friday from 5:30 to 8 p. m. in the church building, E. 21st. and Franklin rd., for the benefit of the choir robe fund.
Mrs. Lenora Coffin will speak on “Russian Music” at the first meeting of a new Indiana University Extension series on “Russia” at 8:10 p. m. today in the Pearson Co. store, 128 N. Pennsylvania st. Mrs, Coffin will give a brief review of the history of Russian music and also
{ played. She was formerly a super- | visor of music in the public schools
comment on records which will be
lend a member of the faculty of the | Jordan conservatory. Tickets for | the lecture and the series may be | purchased at the extension centre, 122 E. Michigan st.
Ladies auxiliary to Chapter 32, Military Order of the Purple Heart, will meet at 8 p. m. tonight in the Indiana World War Memorial. Mrs. Grace Moore will preside.
Organizations
Koran Temple Daughters of the Nile will sew for the Shrine Crippled Children’s hospitals tomorrow at the residence of Mrs. Pansy M. Wiles, Cicero, Ind. J
The mbership committee of the Sahara "Grotto _ will meet for lunch at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow at the residence of Mrs. Emma Cone, 2630 N. Sherman dr.
Golden Link court 7, vt 7, Order of Amaranth, will meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the hall. Mrs. Millie Gilmore is royal matron and William R. Wigal is royal patron.
Naomi chapter 131, O.E. 8, will meet Friday at 7:45 p.m. in the Masonic temple, North and Illinois sts. for election of officers, Mrs, Vera Rippy_ is worthy matron,
Job's Daughters, , Bethel 11, will sponsor a chill supper tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. at Lyndhurst dr, and Morris st.
Members of the Alvin Alvin P. Hovey oorps 196 will hold their regular meeting Priday at 1:30 p.m. at 512 N. Illinois st, Refreshments will be served.
USA fhapter. American War Mothers, wil meet at 2 km. tomorrow in the War Memorial to alse uss Djus for 400 Easter be dist. t0 war vete8 Marion Veterans Administra tion hospital
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