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Commencement Scheduled : .At College Today.

. Commencement exercises were. to be held today at Marian college, Cold Spring rd. : Degrees were to be conferred by the Most Rev.* Joseph <E, Ritter, archbishop of the Indianapolis cio= cese and chancellor of the college. | Beginning at 10 a. m. the com-

formal academic procession. Candidates for degrees were to be | presented by the Very Rev. Msgr. !John J. Doyle, Ph. D. chaplain ‘and philosophy department head. | The commencement address was |to be delivered by ‘he Very Rev. Msgr. Fintan G:. Walker, Ph. D, pastor of St. Patrick's Catholic church at Terre Haute. Baccalaureate Last Night

Baccalaureate services were held last night in the college chapel. Msgr. Doyle gave the sermon, The following students were to receive the bachelor of arts degree: Mary Jane Hermann, Virginia Hunter, Beatrice Hynes, Sylvia ‘Luley, Janet Myers, Catherine Pangallo and Patricia Winship, all of Indianapolis; - Clare Louise Keller, Boonville; Anna Roffelsen, Ft. Wayne; Mary Anne Gallagher Cincinnati; Aurora Menendez, Wil-

Cuba: Gloria Pinto, Maria Pinto and Stella Pinto, of Quito, Ecuador. Juliana Dillhoff, Cincinnati, was to receive the degree of bachelor | of science, and Gertrude Schroeder, Greensburg, bachelor of science in education. Also to receive the degrees of { bachelor of arts and bachelor of

{science in education ave four Sis-|

{ters of St. Joseph, of Carondelet, | Mo., and 14 Sisters of St. Francis {of Oldenburg. Miss Stella Pinto Rubianes, daughter of Dr. and Mrs, Pedro | Pinto Guzman, Quito, Ecuacior, and Miss Clare Louise Keller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo C Kéller, | Boonville, art majors, held a zrad-

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. _ THE INDIA Thau in Telephone “Industry 30 Years

Examining accountant for the Indiana” Bell Telephone Co. here, Gus Thau, 1915 Gerrard dr. celebrates ‘his 30th year in the tele-4 phone industry day. He began his career with the Central Union Telephone Co, predecessor to In-

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groundman, He | was later assigned to plant accounts | ing duties in 1918, Mr. Thau holding the posts | | of chief clerk, supervising clerk land supervisor. He was transferred | to the accounting department in (1927, and was apponted to his pres{ent job in 1943. Mr. Thau has been | a member of the Hoosier state chap[ter, Telephone Pioneers of America {since he completed 21 years of service.

STEP UP VOLTAGE OF ATOM SMASHER

By Science Service S NECTADY, N.Y, June 3—| | The 00,000,000-volt betatron atom] | smasher in the General Electric re-!

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