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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Committees - Civil Services Commission - 05/26/1948 May 26, 1948 The meeting was called to order by Mr. Kelleher. Mrs. Bovell and Norman Anderson were present. The reading of the previous minutes were read and approved. An answer was received from the Chicago Police Department in regard to Mr. Gordon Van Brunt's references. Vie were advised that they have no record of Mr. Van Brunt's employment with their department at any time in any capacity. The secretary of the Civil Service Commission called Mr. Van Brunt up for an interview. He was at a loss to explain this answer and mahtained that he did work there between the years, 1931 through 1938. We asked Mr. Van Brunt to correspond c, immediately with the Chicago Police Department and/or anyone in Chicago that could help him get verification of his employment. He asked us if we had contacted the Boeing Aiiplane Company and Bethlehem Steel, where he had worked as a guard. We told him no, as his experience rating of 15 per:cent on the final analysis of the March examination was given him because of his asserted work with the Chicago Police Departembnt. Mr. Van Brunt said that he would write and try.:and clear this matter up. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned. Respectfully submitted n CD Secretary Approved Chairman C.S.C. Countersigned Date Setretary May 26, 1948 . The meeting was called to order by Mr. Kelleher. Mrs. Bovell and Norman Anderson were present. The reading of the previous minutes were read and approved. An answer was received from the Chicago Police Department in regard to Mr. Gordon Van Brunt's references. Vie were advised that they have no record of Mr. Van Brunt's employment with their department at any time in any capacity. The secretary of the Civil Service Commission called Mr. Van Brunt up for an interview. He was at a loss to explain this answer and m83ntained that he did work there between the years, 1931 through 1938. We asked Mr. Van Brunt to correspond c immediately with the Chicago Police Department and/or anyone in Chicago that could help him get verification of his employment. He asked us if we had contacted the Boeing Aiiplane Company and Bethlehem Steel, where he had worked as a guard. toe told him no, as his experience rating of 15 per :cent on the final analysis of the March examination was given him because of his asserted work with the Chicago Police Departement. Mr. Van Brunt said that he would write and try and clear this matter up. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned. Respectfully submitted Secretary Approved Chairman C.S.C. . Countersigned Date Sedretary