Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 September 1947 — Page 21

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FRIDAY, SEPT. 5. 109Y o>.

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Oct. 1 at Severin Ceremonies comimemorating the entry of the first railroad train into Indianapolis on Oct.'1, 1847, will be held at a luncheon given by Penrisylvania railroad and chamber of commerce Oct. 1. ', The first train was on the Pennsylvania which at that time was chartered as the Madison & Indianapolis railroad. = More than 200 city business men and civic leaders will attend the luncheon in Hotel Severin. Ar gxhibition of new Pennsylvania passenger and freight equipment will be held the same day, open to the public, at union station. Principal speaker at the luncheon will be Paul E, Feucht, a Hoosigr who is vice president of Pennsylvania railroad and president of Indianapolis Union railway.

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Scholarship Awarded Pla

To Local Student A scholarship in physical therapy has been awarded Miss Marjorie Louise Gaskill,” 932 N. Tacoma ave. under the training program of the National Foundation for Infantile paralysis. Miss Gaskill is one of the 14 other Indiana residents to receive a scholarship under the program. She will study at the Medical College of Virginia at Richmond.

Principal Talk Set

For Constitution Day.

Gen. Mark W. Clark will be prin cipal “speaker ‘at the Constitution day "program to be held at 8730 p. m. Wednesday, Sept. 17, in the Murat Temple, Gen, Clark will appear at ceri monies .commemorating the 160th anniversary of, the U, S. constitutional government. The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra .is s¢hedwded to play and Governor Gates and Mayor Denny will speak. . 8

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Clark, formerly of Muncie, Ind. The ceremonies in Indianapolis will be the fourth annual .sponsored by the Nationel Foundation for Education in American citizenship: Samuel R. Harrell, chairman of the board for the Foundation, will be in charge of ceremonies.

n Cocker Spaniel Show at Fairgroynds

Plans for a cocker spaniel spe cialty show Oct. 11 at state fal grounds will be made at a meeling of the Cocker Spaniel club of €entral Indiana. at 8 p. m. Sunday in Northeast Community center, Beginning on the night of the meeting and continuing each succeeding Monday for three weeks the club will shold training classes at the community center.

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Cut Visiting Hours ¢

At Lebanon Hospital

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LEBANON, Ind, *Sept. 5.—-M

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ing visiting hours at Witham hospital here are to be eliminated and®about getting enough qualified ap

those in the afternoon shortened,

effective Sept. 12, because of the

shortage of nurses.

emony Here For Air Cadets

350 Class Openings

At Randolph Field

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5 (U _P).|

~The army is beggin for aviation

cadets these days to pilot its alr force planes--a situation unprece dented in AAF history, | The AAF, currently enjoying a re- | cruiting boom in the enlisted ranks is beating the bushes to find quali-| fied college men to sign up as avia tion cadets, Paid $291 Monthly If successful in training, a seco d | lieutenant’'s commission and mini-| mum pay of $201 a month including allotments, awaits the cadet | The shartage of qualified appli cants may be a &ign to "plush time the AAF said, but more likely 1 result of young veterans taking ad | vantage of the GI bill of rights for| schooling or other. training and! “lack of publicity” given the cadet | prokram.

| Whatever the cause, AAF officials

| never before had to search as dili- | gently as now for candidates. For example, in 1940, some 2700 qualified civilians stood in line at Mitchel Field, N. Y:.to compete far only 100 regional openings for aviation cadet List 350 Openings Today AAF officials are worried

plicants all over the nation for the 350 openings in the Oct. 1 class. at Randolph Field To qualify, an-applicant must he

Afternoon hours are to be from 2 20 to 26'z years old, be unmarried to 4 p. m., with the evening hours and have the equivalent of (w

unchanged, from 7 to 9 p. m,

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