Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 May 1957 — Page 3

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ATTENTION ALL SCRAP AND JUNK YARD EMPLOYEES J. Kasle and Sons. Inc. and Kasle Bale-A-Car Corporation are In the process of organizing a Union for the purpose of bettering their working conditions, rate of pay and other conditions of employment. Teamsters Local Union No. 188 feel that, inasmuch as scrap yard employees are so underpaid in comparison with other employees in this area, we will put forth an extensive drive to help such employees organize. If you arc employed in the metal scrap industry in Indianapolis and feel you are underpaid or your working conditions need improvement, contact our office immediately. Your conversation with us will be held in strict confidence. JAMES BAILEY, ORGANIZER Teamsters Local Union No. 188 A. F. L.-C. I. O. ME. 4-2473 527 N. DELAWARE ST.

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RECEIVES AWARD: Maj. Gen. DeBard, top man in the Indiana National Guard pins the Outstanding Platoon Leader medal on 1st Lt. Joseph Trammer of the Crispus Attcks ROTC during the annual federal inspection, May 21, at the high school. In the background is M Sgt. Horace A. Jones, commandant of the Attacks military department. Attacks' drill unit was judged best in the May 15 Armed Forces Day parade. (Photo by 38th Signal Co., 38th Division).

Attucks Alttnwi Set Drive Goal

The scholarship fund campaign recently launched by the Attucks High School Alumni association has set its fund goal at $500. The association president, William A. laylor, revealed that plans are under way to offer one 1957 Attucks graduate, to be selected by the association’s award Committee, a $200 scholarship each semester for one year. An additional $50 will be placed in a ro- ^ fating fund, also to be used for ) scholarships. The association has further planned to institute a scholastic loan fund to assist college upperclassmen. Bases for the selection of the scholarship recipients are need, performance in the four years of high school and faculty recommendation. An appeal is being made to Indianapolis Attucks alumni and alumni in other cities to make contributions to the fund by June 3. Checks should be made payable to the Crispus Attucks Alumni Association, Crispus Attucks high school, and sent in care of Miss Ollie Terry, executive secretary. It is also announced that the alumni yearbooks will be distributed at the association’s first fall meeting In the latter part of September. The yearbooks will contain excerpts from the constitution, a brief association history, the program for the ensuing year and other pertinent materials.

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IND. CENTRAL GRADS WIN HONORS AT TECH Among Indiana Central College’s 68 graduating seniors are included four Indianapolis Negroes, Dr. I. Lynd Esch, president of the college, announced this week. Those seniors who will receive diplomas at the school’s June 9 commencement exercises include: Miss Mamie Louisa Jackson, 2828 N. Illinois, and Miss Ruth Agnes Keno, 916 W. 26th, who will receive Bachelor of Arts degrees; Bailey Robertson, 3453 Boulevard Place, Bachelor of Science, and Miss Cliftinia Marie ! Young, 609 W. 10th, Bachelor of J Science in Education.

HONOR I. U. EMPLOYE Mrs. Catherine Winstead, 802 W. 25th. was among 144 employees of the Indiana University Medical Center honored May 23 at the Student Union building. Mrs. Winstead was also one of seven employees with the longest service record to be inducted into the Quarter Century Club at a - given by'TfesidenT

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Set Opening Of Swimming Pools

The city’s six public swimming pools and its 52 supervised play-

He recently completed transfei of grounds will open June 15, A. J. his El Flamingo cafe from across Thatcher, director of the Indian the street adjoining the Hook’s apolis Department of Public Parks Drug store to 547 Indiana. Next announced last week,

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HobWy House Recreation Parlor, hatcher said i'»ie *’ark Departone of the finest pool rooms in iT ' ent w . conduct a school foi Indiana, with all new equipment Persons interested in becoming lif< and the most modern tables. ^ ,a, „ at C1 L V pools June 3-7 in The cafe specializes in fast, toe Butlei- university pool in tht quick, courteous service, at money- ° ^ u ^ ( ‘r h ieldhousc ^avinp- mires * daily from 1:00 to 5:00. iv, . tt 1 1 . \ .1 1 ! A training school for all park Mr. Hobbs has been in business , )ei . sonn ^i w j]i | )P conducted bv in this city the past 12.years and Wallace C . Baker, recreation sup was the organizer and IS the pre- e.intendent, at Brookside Pa k stdent of the Northside Consou- | Communitv Center. June

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Former Resident, 101, Dies At Nashville Miss Rosa Reed, 101 years of age, a former resident of Indianapolis, died in Maharry Medical College, Nashville. Tenn.. recently. At the bedside was a niece. Mrs. Bertha Dunn Brown of Indianapolis. Another niece is Mrs. Phyllis .Marie Brown, Indianapolis, wife of Charles Brown bailiff of Criminal Court 2. A nephew- is Dr. Frank M. Brown also of Indlanipolis and the son of Charles Brown. Mrs. Reed, a resident here for 20 years, was during her active life an outstanding cateress. She made her home in recent years with another niece. Mrs. Alma Dunn Jones, member of the English department of Tennessee State University, Nashville.

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