Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 June 1951 — Page 16

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COMMENCEMENT,

;Three persons,

terday. Richard Germain, 13, of 1038 8.

100 Due to Enroll _At IU Tomorrow

lege life will just be starting Monday for more than 100

freshman who will enroll for the first time in Indiana University,

off for the summer months, With teachers returning to!

hours of credit.

Seva hase

1951—New lives and new Fhis ir this year's graduates, including newlywed Thelma Taylor

2 Children Hurt In Traffic Mishaps

two of them M. Comella, 22, of 735 8. East St.

[He was in Tair condition at i 1 children, suffered minor injuries) General Hospital

in city traffic accidents late yes-| ured knee and cuts of the face land head. Another boy, Michael Noblitt,

New Jersey St, was struck bY ig ‘w.q treated at his home, 3108

a.car at Norwood Ave. and Greer |p ian Ave., after being hit by a Si. Driver of the car was Tresea car in the 3100 block . Bn. thE To | St. |37, of 1528 Sheldon 8t., took ai, | [home William 7. Bishop, 20, of 1126|2 = {Newman Bt., a motorcycle rider, |= “BLOOMINGTON, June 2—Col- {suffered minor Injuries when he(= fell from Bellefontaine Sts. He was treated|= and released at General t General Hospital.

while other students are taking Kirk Back in Moscow MOSCOW, June 2 (UP)—Adm. efimpus from all across the state, | Alan Kirk, United States Ambasthey wil enroll m the “Interses. sador to the Soviet Union, resion” for a 17-day concentrated turned here by plane today folcourse, earning three semester lowing a one-week trip through iwestern Europe.

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Tech High led the rush to time clocks. There were 2631 calls for student help. And Tech came through with 584. Graduating girls with prom dust

wtill in their eyes are in biggest

demand. Offices are coaxing, paying from $30 to $50 a week if they can spell 4-syllable words. J. L. Jones, in the placement office at Tech, said there was an equal rush for part-time help. And it started back in April Wade Ford of Howe High said

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The young fellow with the loud shirt and the changing voice has become a man overnight.

as there were students to take the jobs. He's out of boys. * “We might find one or two. 8o many aré hoping to go to college About 75 per cent intend to, and about 20 per cent go.” He put the wage even higher for girls than Tech officials did. He

said, “The girls are-getting any-

where from $37.50 to $50 or $60 a week at the top. And the boys going to Allison’s are going to be making about $1.40 per hour. There have been phone calls all day for seniors to be placed.”

Victor Graves at Washington High said, “I get four to five inquiries a day for office help paying from $30 a week to $180 a month. Insurance companies are pushing hard for help on a moderate pay scale. “One manufacturing jeweler wanted a girl to become a stone sorter. And we put two boys at National Malleable and one at Allison’s’ on the swing shift in inSpection, before school was out.” Crispus Attucks High said there

was plenty of demand for help

doing yard jobs, working around the house, or in stores as porters. “We have 10 jobs we don’t have anyone for.’ Some of our older boys (over 18) start driving trucks or work as stock boys in the larger department stores.” Brother Regis at Cathedral High said, “There are a lot who want boys to work in grocery stores, boys,to do cleaning work. And the Indianapolis Water Co. wanted a clerk-typist.” At Broad Ripple High, 29 took jobs but there were 80 calls,

SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1951

Some of the boys were making more cutting lawns at. $1 an hour. Being their own bosses they can knock out $40 or more a week, using their early mornings and evenings. * The high schools felt the puil &arly. . Students came in to get school schedules adjusted so they could hold part-time jobs. But the pay has changed. Helen Haynes, director of placement for Manual, said, “I talked to a girl who graduated 20 years ago.

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