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William Puerlnt, Morris; Conrad eraard i Lake: OUver K. WashbniB, Walts Bant 8 MINNEAPOLIS MORNING TRIBUNE Friday, July 22, 1949 FrTdenlund. Albert lea: Theodore Marshall Gill. Appleton; John Martin Cansolus, East Lake; Christian Peter Bald, Owatonna: Bernard Edward Herman, St. Louis Park: Wit-ham Henry Houltwn.

Elk Kivrr: Edward COFFEE AT ITS BEST IS GRINDER-FRESH (with high distinction). Bachelor of 'Metallurgical Engineering ST. PATJL Grdan C. Pfaff. Bachelor of Physics MINNEAPOLIS Gerard W.

Elverum. William Humphrey. Moorhead; Marvin Wai-demar Johnson, Stanchfield: Babert Thomas Kelly, DeGraff Donna Man Knataan. St. Louis Park; Walter Edwin Krai It, Edina.

Herman Miller. Readlnr: Russell Harry Keera Vosoff. Mitchell. Glyndon. Bobert arena Molenaar, U' Speaker Raps Voters for 'Too Much Government9 American voters not any outside force represent the "gravest danger to our free way of life," Dean W.

Malott, chancellor of University of Kansas, said Thursday. Laka Lillian: Howard Odell Mortenson. Peqoot Lakes; Arnold Ivar Bajala, Crom 18IC COFFEE FRESHLY CROUNO TO YOUR ORDER well: Bradley Babert Bath, Duluth; Lorln Clair Spencer. Madelia; Harold Bobert Thy-sell, Moorhead; William Roger Weyhraurh, Wadena: Eocene Leslie White, Duluth: Win-field Tyler Williams. Duluth: DnnaM Ed win Wohlrabe.

Sprinrfleld; Merrill Brooks He told 561 graduates of the University of Minnesota that the American electorate has failed to insist on as little govern Xeonuns. Laka Crystal. OTHEB STATES Margaret Henry Clyde. Kansas City, Marraerite E. Habited, Canada: -Ta-Kaa Tang.

Amor, China; Men Ten. Changshe, China. Master of Science) In Chemical Engineering Area John TUrnn. Borer, Minn. Master of Science) in Dermatology and Sy philology Stanley arena Buff, St.

TaaL Master of Science in Electrical Engineering Oscar Alfred Haetlner, Mobrldfe, D. Doctor of Philosophy MINNEAPOLIS Henry Bsaer, Booert Fred Doerte, Lee Joseph Hanvik; Philip Henri Kriedt, Betty T. Stocks, Katherine Frances Thorn. ST. FACL John Wilbert Gutad, Allan Georre Peterson, Frank Joseph Polansky.

MINNESOTA Marshall Cornelius Freerks, Cuyuna; Ivan Henrik Ilinderaker, Hendricks; Howard Laathiin Boy, Bochester. OTHEB STATES Mil Myrum Bolstad, Columbia, Anne Helen Carlsen, Jamestown, N. Horace Raymond Davis, Clayton, Walter Fleminx. Hays, OrviUe Jaeenelin Hall. FayeiUville.

Milton Louise Hoefle. Galva. Morton J. Keston, Albuuuerque. N.

Bobert Leslie Mann, Decatur, Marjorie Ann Orsen, Oshkush, Maurice Sussman, Bellmore, N. Harry Matthews Walker, Present t. Georre Schlager Welsh, Kinfston, Fa. OTHEB COUNTRIES Leslie George Mackay Robinson, Winninec, Canada. Doctor of Philosophy in Neurology 49 U.

Warren. Bruce Culver Prentice, Ash C-o-a-x Oil Mile ment as possible, has failed to de- land. Reinsert T. Bavenholt. Lack.

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momer (magna cum lande). ST. PAUL Robert J. Kliseuson (earn Iaade). Lester J.

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Mullen, Warren E. Olson, Irving L. Papermaster, Max E. Perlman, Walter H. Rommel.

Gene H. Rosenblam, Lyle M. 00 per West, Great Palis, Mont. mand sound principles of public as well as private finance and has not guarded "against the desire to have the government smooth the path and guarantee the way for all groups at all times." The chancellor declared that the "general run of the electorate can be lulled by soothing dispensations more power to labor, guaran Mdem Sehrader, Robert E. Smith, Vernon L.

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Bachelor of Science in Economics ST. PAUL Thomas P. Komarear. OTHER STATES Jar Sherman Daniels, Des Moines, Iowa. COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy ST.

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OTHER STATES Charles B. Avery, Anli-go. Wis. COLLEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES Bachelor of Science MINNEAPOLIS Ernest Arthur Ager, Wallace Everett Anderson, Russell Stanfirld Blanehard (magna cum laude), Arthur Bolter. James Bain Carey.

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Blend together avocado, mayonnaise, cheese, vinegar, parsley, sugar and salt. Add the orange juice to avocado mixture; arrange orange segments in bottom of ring mold. Combine avocado mixture with cooled gelatine and chill until partially set. Add lemon juice to ice-cold Rochester Milk and whip. Fold in gelatine mixture and pour at once into ring mold.

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