Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1942 — Page 9

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BRIDGES SPEECH

Files Protest Against Labor Leader Appearing on Harvard Program.

BOSTON, Nov. 6 (U. P.).—Massachusetts American legionnaires have protested the action of Harvard university groups in inviting Harry Bridges, west coast labor leader facing possible deportation, to address them on Armistice day. At Harvard it was announced that Bridges had accepted the invitation to speak on “Labor and the War” under the joint auspices of the Harvard Teachers’ union and the Harvard Liberal union. “We of the American Legion view with the greatest regret an invitation to have an individual like

tice day address,” said Coleman Curran, adjutant of the Massachusetts department of the legion, in his protest. Curran said the legionnaires “sincerely hope the invitation will be

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Appointe® first. minister of Greater East Asia, Kazuo Aoki will rule over the lands conquered by the Japanese,

STUDIES IN KENTUCKY One student-from Incianapolis is among 31 from Indiana who have registered for the new semester at the University of Kentucky, Lexington, Ky. He is Barney Garland Neal, 1222 N. New Jersey st.

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