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LAFAYETTE, June 8—A fath- complete work for his bachelor's
er-son team will receive engineer- degree, When his son was grading degrees in the awarding of uated from Klondike High senoot BLICKS Red-Bossed diplomas in Purdue University’s he immediately entered Purdue | annual commencement service to time.his degree with his Dad’s.| » Sunday, | After graduation. Mr. Martin| : i Included in the 2300 graduates will remain on the Purdue feach-| non 0Ses 0 | will be Charles E. Martin, 52, /ing staff. His son will join the ’ Institute
Father and Son To Get Degrees
instruc : or in manufacturing Batelle Memorial processes in general engineering Columbus, O. ’ y and his 22-year-old son, George. Dual commencement services Here's what Jappens Wied Sods The father will receive a degreelare scheduled Sunday, with ex- at least y th avalra’a in mechanical engineering, the ercises for engineering graduates) , .,... Rollo. 43 a paidiu son in metallurgical engineering. |at 10:30 a. m, and for other|, . ber of the Crm ala Several years ago the father, schools at 2:30 p. m. in the Hall of hated Seamen’s Union, refused to! then of Appleton, Wis., came to!Music. ltoe the . Kremlin line by: Purdue to conduct a demonstra-| The graduates will include 134 ONE. Refusing to subscribe! tion and became so interested he students from Marion County. |i, the Commies’ pet world youth
movement. | TWO-—Being reluctant about contributing part of his pay to] funds the union was raising for an Australian Communist author) involved in a libel suit and for the striking Communist-led wharf, laborers in New Zealand. } THREE-—Voicing the opinion that the Communist element in the Seamen’s Union was creating unrest. No Commie union leader could
Ini SYDNEY, Australia, June 8
The Reds took action. Declaring him “not a fit and proper person to hold a seaman’s A just-right, cool : book,” the union revoked his White leather Cali- dont 57 | It also got him fired from his fornia play shoe. {job on a freighter under threats All sizes. to the captain that the crew
; y ; |aboard. Many Bier lay Mon - so sa { The ship's officers protested ¢ Rollo was a “good hand with a of colors. fine record at sea.” That made no difference. Moreover, the federal government admitted its hands were tied. Said Labor Minister Harold Holt unhappily: | “As legislation and court awards now stand, I cannot bring {to mind any assistance that could
{be given this seaman.” | Copyright, 1951, for The Indianapolis Times
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® = = . . FORTY YEARS of helping New Canned Milk | people out of trouble was cele- | brated locally yesterday by two i Red Feather members of the : Family and Child Welfare Divi-| as es 1 | p i sion of the Health and Welfare Council.
Family Service served 2074 Marion County families and the) By GAYNOR MADDOX Jewish group, 300 families, last] Times Special Writer year, | NEW YORK, June 8 — Fresh #2 8 milk in cans needing no refrigeraFELLOW WORKERS at Heth- tion, yet tasting like the bottled erington & Berner, Inc, here milk left at your door this mornthought they didn’t hear William jing, may be turning up at your
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