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NAtional 9411 12611th St NW. 500, UL, STUDENTS EFss 2 RECEIVE DEGREES Dr. Moon Warns Against Voice of Demagogue in Address. international relations at Columbia University, in an address at the forty- sixth exercises annual commencement of the Catholic University of America. The ceremony, in which degrees were given some 500 students, both lay and religious, was held in the university gymnasium in the presence of a dis- tinguished company. It was marked also by the conferring of the honorary degree of doctor of laws upon Right Rev. Edward A. Pace, venerable vice rector of the university, in recogni- tion of his Iumhlp in . Catholic education, Put Faith in True Principles. “Put your faith not in popular panaceas, but in true principles,” Dr. Moon admonished. “I dare to believe, and I dare to say, that certain prin- ciples of divine law, of natural law, of Christian ethics are clear and so suthoritative that we may well be confident in striving to apply them. With sincere conviction I say to you that in this generation we are called upon to use what wisdom we can in bringing our institutions of govern- ment, our economic system and our international relations more nearly in harmony with the moral principles in which we believe.” ‘The colorful academic procession preceded the convocation, which was opened by the chancellor of the uni- versity, Most Rev. Michael J. Curley, Archbishop of Baltimore. Most Rev. James Hugh Ryan, Bishop of Modra, and rector of the university, then gave the invocation and made the an- nouncements, and the deans of the schools of the university next mt- ed the candidates for degrees course. Msgr, Pace Receives Doctorate, Archbishop Curley then conferred the doctorate of laws upon Msgr. Pace, who 'IIMW by Rev. Dr. Jo- seph P. r. Dr. Pace, who only recently ob- served his golden jubllee in the priest- hood, “has led a life most fruitful in the church of God; he has been an example to his students and fellow priests in kindness, modesty and plety,” said the citation for the de- gree. After Dr. Moon's address the vale- dictory was given by William J. Bar- ron of Trenton, N. J and Archbishop Curley pronounced the benediction. ‘The graduates follow: Bachelor of seronautical engineer- ing—Frederick August Wildt. Bachelor of architecture—John Ed- ward Dundin, Carlos Jose Fabrega and Sebastian Joseph Passanesi. Bachelor of architectural engineer- ing—Julio Cardenal and Manuel Au- gusto Martines. Bachelor of chemical engineering— Herbert Stewart Klund. Bachelor of civil engineering—Au- gusto Ramon Aresemena, John Paul Fitzsimmons, James Paul Griffin, jr.; PFrancis Jemes Kelley, Frank Joseph Pasquale Romano . Stockmann. 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