Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1947 — Page 13

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Time Study Expert To Speak Here

Dr. Marvin E, Muhdel, time study ‘expert’ from Purdue university, will speak to the Indianapolis chapter of the Society for i the Advancement of Management tonight in Hotel

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ards for time study embodying i» {characteristics new to the field. Dr. Mundel For a period during the war, Dr, Mundel was special research associate in the office of scientific research and development,

Horological Institute Will Meet May 25-26

The annual convention of the Horological “Institute of America {will be held in Washington, D. C. (May 25-26, according to, a decision of the institute's executive commit tee made here yesterday. | Committee members include A. S. Rowe, regional vice president, and 'L._R. Douglas, editor of the H. I. IA, Journal, "both of Indianapolis.

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