Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 November 1946 — Page 8

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

VETERANS’ JOB AID Fred Jenkins, a member of the U. 8. employment service for the last 12 years, has been appointed new field assistant for this area by 4he veterans employment service, Announcement of the appointment was made today by Thomas W. Bennett, manager of the Indianapolis office of the Indiana state employment service. Mr. Bennett said that the new fleld assistant is one of 370 new assistants appointed throughout the nation after congress, in its last session, ordered an |. expansion of the veterans employment service. Mr. Jenkins will visit employers regularly to promote job openings for veterans and he will work in close co-operation with the Indianapolis office of I. 8 E. 8. One of his primary responsibilities will be to develop job opportunities for disabled veterans. He will have office space in the Indianapolis local office, 257 W. Washington st.

W. R. C. TO MEET

Maj. Robert Anderson W. R. C. will meet at 1 p. m. Tuesday in FY. Friendly, 512 'N. Illinois st. There will be election of officers.

the last five years.

The Rev. Fr. John W. Baechle, C.PP.S, professor of biglogy at St. Joseph's college, Rensselaer, has banded more than 9700 birds in

Ind.,

He has made photos of 78 different species which he has trapped in the bird sanctuaries on the campus. Bird banders send all information to the Fish and Wild Life Service, {department of the interior, Wash-, {ington, D. C. Through this data the

government is able to study the migration of birds, measure longevity and time of migrations

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EAST ORANGE, N. J, Nov. 2 (U. P)~Thomas Dowling, 23, swore off drink today after a taste of hell. His hands were blistered, he could still taste ‘the smoke and his } stomach had a new appreciation for cool water. Mr, Dowling awakened Thanksgiving morning surrounded by billowing smoke with the blast of an inferno at his back. He climbed a narrow iron ladder 180 feet toward a patch of blue sky, then had to climb back down again,|A parking lot attendant heard him rung by rung, into the depths. but had no way to reach him. The Mr. Dowling had a few drinks|,iiendant opened the little iron

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the powerhouse of the Pennsylvania railroad, found an iron door about| The fire below was roaring now. three feet square, crawled through Mr. Dowling took a deep breath and curled up in the corner of a|,.4 started down, rung by rung,

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