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5 G DECREE ATC.U.EXERGSES Two Envoys and Builder Given Honor as Knights of Columbus Head Speaks. ‘The Catholic University of Ameflcnl today conferred 453 degrees in course and three honorary degrees at its 43d annual convoca- tion, under the chairmanship of Most Rev. Pletro Fumasoni - Biondi, Apostolic Delegate to the United States. Giacomo ce Mar- tino, _Ambassador from Italy, was granted the hono- Tary degree of doc- tor of laws for dtstmgmshe% serv- ices to both na- tions. and “in par- ticular by his no- bility of character has now universal Ambassador Martine. esteem Leonide Pitamic, Minister from Jugo- slavia. was awarded the honorary doctorate of laws for his distinguished service to the United States and his own nation and because, “by reason of his upright living and published works, is for all a model and master.” Frederick Charles Hirons, builder, received the honorary degree of master of science because “by the excellence of his work and the verdict of compe- tent judges, he attained the highest repute, and, moreover, has, by example, counsel and material assistance, en- abled many students of architecture to pursue their way to success.” K. of C. Head Speaks. Martin H. Carmody. supreme knight of the Knights of Columbus, advised the graduates in the commencement address that under present conditions there will not be the urgent need for accelerated enceavor that marked the recent past, so that greater thought can be given to arising problems. “Under present conditions,” Mr. Carmody declared, “you will not need to build so hastily your siperstruc- ture. There will not be the need for so rapid con- struction and ex- pansion as has seemed necessary in the recent past. Consequently, you will have oppor- tunity to give more thought to its ac- tual requirements.” Continuing, the speaker explained that there was no greater Tesponsibil- ity upon present- day collcge grac- uates to “build well the foundation and superstructure of vour life’s edifice” than was the duty of every other generaticn, O'Brien Is Valedictorian. i ion I wish to make,” he that during this high- xpension, overdevelop- hrough which our country 1d has recently passed there ear to be the time or the ty for stability or permanency.” Minister Pitamic. nece: [ Dominic, Sister M. Regina Clare, Sister M. Thomas and Sister Marie Thomas- ine. Of the Felician Sisters, Sister M. Azelle and Sister M. Bonaventure. Of the Sisters of St. Francis, ter M. Adalberta, Sister M. Catherine, Sister M. Estras, Sister M. Lawrence, Sister Mary St. John, Sister M. Ter@ita, Sister M. Turibia and Sister M. Virginia. Of the Sisters of the Holy Family of Naza- reth, Sister M. Presentia. Of the Sis- ters of the Holy Humility of Mary, Sis- ter M. Jude. Of the Sisters of St. Joseph, Sister M. Alice, Sister Berna- dette de Lourdes, Sister M. Frances de Sales, Sister M. Juvencia, Sister M. Perpetua, Sister M. Salvator and Sister M. Visitation. Of the Sisters of St. Mary, Sister M. Magdalene. Of the Sisters of Mercy, Sister M. Amadeus, Sister M Austin, Sister M. Dolorosa, Sister M. Germaine and Sister M. Rosaria. Of the School Sisters of Notre Dame, Sister M. Madeleine. Of the Mission Workers of the Sacred Heart, Sister M. Patricia. Of the Ursuline Sis- ters, Sister Agnes Marie, Sister M. Al- berta, Sister M. Cosma, Sister M. St. John and Sister Margaret Mary. Of the Lay Students, Anne Mary Nakota and Claire Virginia Stickney. Bachelor of science—Of the Sisters of | St. Joseph, Sister M. Christine and Sister M. Teresa. > Bachelor of music—Of the Foreign Mission Sisters of St. Dominic, Sister M. James. Of the Sisters of St. Jo- seph, Sister M. Valerian. Of the School Sisters of Notre Dame, Sister M. Claire, Sister M. La Salle and Sister M. Pla- cidia. Of the Sisters of Mary of the Presentation, Sister St. John. Of the Ursuline Sisters, Sister M. Coletta. Of the Lay Students, Edna Jane Don- aldson. . Normal diploma—Of the Foreign Mission Sisters of St. Dominic, Sister Agnes Marie and Sister M. Kostka. Of the Sisters of St. Francis, Sister M. Remigia. Of the Sisters of the Holy Union of Sacred Hearts, Sister Frances Paul. Of the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary, Sister M. Margaret. Of the Minim Daughters of Mary Im- maculate, Sister Marle Dilecta, Sister Marie Enriqueta, Sister Imelda, Sister Inez and Sister Irene. Of the Sisters of St. Joseph, Sister Anné Joseph. Of the School Sisters of Notre Dame, Sis- ter M. Dorina, Sister M. Evelyn and Sister M. Melfrieda. Of the Sisters of Mary of Presentation, Sister Fugene Marie and Sister Rita. Of the Ursuline Sisters, Sister M. Teresa Normal diploma in music—Of the Sisters of Mary of the Presentation, Sister St. Joseph. Summer Session. Normal diploma—Sister Stella Maris Bergin, O. M.: Sister Martina Joseph Cummins, O. M.; Sister Mary Inviolata Durkin, I. H. M.; Sister Mary de Lourdes Goan, O. P.; Sister Mary Anna O'Connell, O. S. F.: Sister Mary Car- melita Redding, O. S. F.; Sister Mary Matilda Scadden, S. 8. J, and Sister Mary Genevieve Shannon, O. S. F. College of Arts and Sciences. Bachelor of science—Louls Paul Can- nizzaro, John Anthony de Pasquale, Harry Enrico ¢ Giacomo, Brother Mar- cellus, C. F. X.; John Francis Fitz- Gerald, Stanley Anthony _ Gadek, Brother Thomas Joseph Hore, F. S. C, Prancis Benedict Kleha, Francis Dwy Lancto, Francis Thomas McDermott, Gerard Hasset Morrissey, Salvatore Robert Pope. Harold Edward Prezzano, Prancis Bernard Reardon, Dominic Richard Sena, James Douglas Sheeran, Brother Francis Stephen Sprissler, F. S C.: Harry Lewis Stark. Brother John Joseph Strickroih, F. 8. C., and Joseph Arthur Tasca. Bachelor of arts—Brother Adelbert George, F. 8. C.. Brother Alfred Basil, F. 8. C.; Brother Albert Gerard, F. S. C.. John Vincent Ambrose, Brother Antony Bernard, F. S. C.. Brother Ar- thur Phillp, F. §. C.. Brother Augus- tine Paul, F. S C.; Brother Azades Raphael, F. S. C. Brother Azarias Thomas. F. S. C.; Brother Basilian, F. Following the gommencement address, | S. C.; Brother Barnard Edward, F. S. Edward Donald O'Brien delivered the |C.: Brother Bernardine James, F. S. C.; valedictory. The exercises, which opened | Louis Paul Bertoni, Brother Birillus the invocation by Right Rev. Mgr. | Antony, F. S. C.; Brother Brendan, F. Edward Pace closed with benediction by | S. C.;: Brother Brendan Matthew, F. S. th> Apostolic delegate. | C. : James Joseph Burns, Brother Ca- Right Rev. Mgr. James Hugh Ryan,|millus Edward, F. S. C.. Brother Ca- re tor of the university, conferred the ! millus Patrick, F. S. Y In all there were 453 degrees ' land Caron, Brother Casimir James, F. Long, Brother M:nuel Patrick Lough- | ran, C. S. V.; Sister Mary Christopher | C.. Anthony Ro- e conferred. These included 146 S C.: Brother Cecilian John, F. S. C.: ors of arts, 22 bachelors cluding architecture), 8 bachelors of 10 bachelors of laws, 131 master 5 other masters' degrees, includ- science and music; 31 doctors of philosophy, 1 doctor of science in education, 35 bachelors in theology and canon law, 24 licentiates in theology and canon law and 14 doctors in the- ology and canon law. There were also 26 normal diplomas conferred Degrees and normal diplomas were conferred as follows: School of Engineering. Bachelor of architecture — Richard Edward Collins, John Joseph Columbus, l-f‘aurenre John Conlon and Frank Paul osti Bacnelor of architectural engineering ~Roland George Marguard, Carl Jo- | seph Niggel Schlaudecker Bachelor of chemical engineering— ‘Thomas Francis Callahan. John Joseph Harten, Thomas Penn May and Ralph Frank Wolf. Bachelor of civil engineering—Juan Rincon Gallardo, Peter Prancis Kane and John Vincent Lynch. = Bachelor of electrical engineering— Robert Frederick Brady. Natale Gapo- niti, George Joseph Caspar, ph ‘Thomas de Bettencourt, John nry Hickey, Paul Hoffmann, Charles Bor- romeo Lickweg, George Byrnes Reges and Ferdinand Vezzosi. Bachelor of mechanical engineering— Charles Robert Achstetter, Francis Daniel Harrington and Charies Joseph Montavon. Catholic Sisters’ College. Bachelor of arts—Of the Sisters of Bt. Benedict, Sister M. Chrysostom and Sister M. Hildegarde. Of the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, Sister Mary of Lourdes and Sister M. Regina. Of the 8isters of Charity of St. Augustine, Sis- ter M. Basil. 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Manuel Gomez Rev. Jerome Daniel Hannan, Rev. Bonaventure Imhoff, O. |M. C.; Rev. Delisle Antoine Lemieux, Rev. Arthur Joseph Nazic, O. M. C. Rev. James John O'Rourke, Rev. Philip Francis Pocock, Rev. James Matthew Shanahan, Rev. Ernesto G. Tagle, Rev. ‘laws—Rev. Barthol- | JUNE. 15, 1932. land, Rev. James Vincent Cleary, O. M. L; Rev. Henry Berthold Conrad, O. M. L: Rev. Robert Joseph Gill, 0. M. I.; Rev. Willlam John Loftus, O. M. I; Rev. William Francis Mullaney, O. M. I, and Rev. Joseph Michael Supple, O. M. I. From Holy Name College, Brookland, Rev. Adalbert John Calla- han, O. F. M.; Rev. Austin Goff, O. F. M.: Rev. Irenaeus Joseph 'ierscher, O. F. M.; Rev. Cletus P. Hughes, O. F. M.; Rev. Roch Knopke, O. F. M.; Rev. Ru- pert D. McCann, O. F. M.; Rev. Win- fred McCarthy, O F. M.; Rev. Elmer James Nichols, O. F. M.; Rev. Aloysius J. Reilly, O. F. M.; Rev. Gregory Ber- nard Smith, O. F. M.;- Rev. Francls James Sullivan, O. F. M. and Rev. Jus- tus L. Sweeney, O. F. M. From St. Francls Seminary. St. Francls, Wis., Rev. Hugh John Deeny, Rev. Mathias J. Gorges and Rev. Edward Michael Kinney. £ Gerald Thomas Baskfield, Rev. Daniel Jeseph Connors, O. M. I.. Rev. Denis Maria Gallagher, O. M. C.; Rev. Vin- cent Eleutherius Flores, Rev. Joseph M. | Marling, C. PP. S.; Rev. Berard Mur- | phy. 0.'M. C.; Rev. Vincent J. Newton, Licentiate in sacred theology—Rev. | CHILE-DECLARES DEBT 'MORATOBIUM Retail Merchants Get 30 Days of Grace and Extension of Na- tional Bank Loans. By the Associaved Press. | SANTIAGO, Chile, June 15.—Chile’s new Socialist government extended a helping kand to retail merchants yes- terday by decreeing a 30-day morato- rium on all their debts and by extend- | ing their loans at the national savings | | banks. Meanwhile the problem of dealing | with the American-controlled $375,000.- | 000 Cosach nitrate combine continued to occupy the attention of the junta. | The government appointed Aurelio Nunez Morgado to the post of superin- | tendent of nitrate mines. He is an ac- | Francis Xavier Wahl and Rev. Robert |O. M. I.: Rev. Ulric Proeller and Rev. 'V opponent of foreign interests, no- | James White. Licentiate in both laws—Rev. Joseph | Mas Janer. Doctor in canon law—Rev. John Bar- rett, S S.; Rev. Connell Clinton, Rev. Thomas Arthur Connolly, Rev. Francis Bernard Donnelly, Rev. Leo Arnold Jae- | ger, Rev. Avitus Edward Lyons, Rev. Edwin J. Murphy, C. PP. S.. Rev. Eric F. MacKenzie, Rev. Herbert T. Rim- linger, Rev. Joseph Valentine "Sang- meister and Rev. Camilo Torrente, C. M. F. School of the Sacred Sciendes. Bachelor of sacred theology—From St. Anthony's Monastery, Marathon City, Wis., Rev. Austin DuBois, O. M. Cap.; Rev. George Henseler, O. M. Cap., and Rev. Anthony McInerney, O. M. 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