Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1931, Page 30

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Degrees for Blind Man. Deipite the fact that he is handi- capped by total blindness, P. §. Sumner of Worcester, England, has gained both ) his B, A, and B. Sc. degrees, and nas| Maybe Pa’ll recently passed an even stiffer exami-| Make It a nation, that of M. Sc. in economics at . London University. The syllabus of his| Five-year latest degree was based on the subject Pla of “The Stock Exchange and the Na- n. tional Savings,” while he had to sub- mit a thesis on “Investment and Specu- lation.” He carried on his studies with the aid of his wife, who read aloud to | him every evening when he had fin- | ished his day's work as & master in the Worcester College for the Blind.