Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1937, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 19317. 756 Will Receive Diplomas From Marylar Gov. Nice Forced to Exercises at Ritchie Col of Impending Eye Operation. B 1 Siaft Correspondent of The Siar. I COLLBGE PARK, Md., June 4.— Degrees will be conferred on 756 Uni- versity of Maryiand students at com- mencement exercises in Ritchie Coli- | seum here tomorrow morning when members of the local colleges and the Baltimore schools of the will join to receive their diplomas. | Invited to attend the ceremonies as guest of honor v. Nice will be un- able Lo attend, university officials an- nounced of the impending eperalion on his eve According to current plans, no honorary degrees will be bestowed. | University President H. C. Byrd will | present diplomas and will make | the principal address The list of students f COLLEGE OF AGRICH Bachelor of S Armiger Walter H ““Nellis. Boekhofr, ¢ L Nezbed. Robert T“Bourke Anne R. Noite William A “Ruller, Henty E alon. Ardle P Crump. Robert T azio. Louls P Dal Edmond T ald. Elizabeth J Dawson, ttit. Alfred B, De Vo Piqueti. Price G Fleiche Rabbi(( Alton E Frazer Shezogue. Edward R Cormiey tevensot, Elmer C bush Theoron L. omas. Virginia ris. . Calvin \Ankmnwn Keneth R Waikins, Dayion “Webb. Clav M *Welch. Aaron W Willis. Vicior G | institution because the Rov C Harold M Edward Mary W John J o, Johu W. T Hobbs veil. John € cFadden. B. M rdelso R s Awarded COLLEGE OF ART Bachelor Helen © Thomas B. )r W eachers diploma AND 3 of Arts Lewis. Mary Ward Lindoer. Dorothy E. ““Loeser. Richard A Lundell, Ernst D, es. Lawrence V Maccubblo, Mary Erances McCaffrey Richard Henderson Miller. Eunice Mobus. Paul F. Morgan, Charles E. Newman, Robert 4. Nordeen. Georris A “*Patterson. Jesse D cbv. Dorolhy V Rosen, Janei Arden ake ‘Doiothy E hoeider Willlam Randolph Schneide Randolph Schub, Geraldine J ott.” Walter K \Genberk. Abra- er. Melvi Sinsheime ENCES. Amiss Albey M Sophia D, Charles Warren L John E Walier B Bernard rothy M el R Voncile Carme] S W S M nings Cutler. Dol Daniel. Da “Davis. T DeMarco Deskin Ma Dolar Dosch Downin Porain, Droshe William Lomasor Temple Terome Waiers. Alberi G Watson Woodward Elwsn C Zebolean. John P Zimuerma ward Rich- Bachelor of s, ence Frank Ford Louise C Josefina M onna. Olin R James McC. Paddelford Panofl Pierce Poliack Loker llis, Wavr aczynsk e P cheele Teresa *Schwa Golden. 1 lev Sesso sreenfield. Rav H it Jav 1eon Norman 1 Louise Ge, Leo “Thomas Posner " Teonard Russell Thomas Thompson R, Wilking, Jesse Webb, Albert W Wiederlizht Seymour Max David F. Aibert S UCATION Arts **Melch ior *Minker, Dorothy Nich ™ Edna P Fleanor €. Samuel J Donz id Mary 2arer C ™M Ieonnrd 3 Rachelor of Science. “**Murph *Bonne *Buhrow Jolin T Siraimany “*Sudler. Olive Beai son. Harry Blanche : Me Zulick. Charles M Second honc STAwardec teache Commercial and Indu ackiston. James T. K Anna rial Education pa. Lil Neilson Juile M es R Siverman. Prank E. Kenneili Vogel George P. Teacher's Diploma, Fughes. Marion W COLLEGE OF ENGINE nzineer Pyle. Milion A. rical Engineer, v Warren Bachelor of Scien Robert WK Herman RING, Fevalios, Wells. Har Beckham Rerger liam emarkle Iy, Harold 1. jr Leasure, William 0DAIR. A, Andrew Lidlow. Praneis W Mann. ‘Arthur W Marans Allen 1cCool. William 4 McCurdy Philip C. McDonald. T. s McLean, John A *McLeod, Robert J Okle. Emérson D, F. Orcutt. Charles B, v Pates. William A Paiierson. Norman P George Edel PInit. Doran S. ir hi Welden Root Ellis Pollock Houlder — Rose. Glen Willard Louis R binn. John Semple | Benjamin T. Shoemaker. . Dodge Joseph M. Teal. Gilbert Earle Robert A. Tibbets. William S Charles F. Wedding, P. Allen Philip **Willis. Alvin Hurd Charles 8 SCHOOL, OF DE TRY. Doctor of Dental Surgery Levitas. Guiiforg Bernard M Milton 'S Markos” Simon G Miksinski. Res's W Miller. Robert G Mirabella. J_A.. ir Moorefield " Payl B. Myers. Frnest L. Jr. Chris A Walter J Benjamin L. Push Gordon 8. Ralph. _Joseph E. Reed Robert A Reilly “Bernard H Reynolds. Jotham G. | Richerdson. R E. ~'| Mariin Wiigk Willsan Dial. Herman P Donahue, William e s. Harold A Charles o Felior Drake Gilbert Hoiss Hudei Huepe Hy Harris ackson. **Janes, Pirmir Puriney Aks Barsk Beet Berkow Bermen, Burion Brer Capiito. An Casev. W Gentanni Clewlow. " Alberi T Coibv. M. Rubin Davis. Henry v O. Kennein s. Joseph L, h." Richard Freder Ha irving W. D josevh jr. \iam R Alfonso Nacrelli Nelson Poster Finkelstein. Louis B. Rigein. Harry Rox. Tsadoie E h. Franklin J. Priedburg. Herbert wen. Trving H Fulmer. James A Salvafore Gare. Moriis R Seidler. Alonzo L. Gaudreau. R. J Sevferf. Ernest G. Glick. George H Shobin,Jack Greenberg, Jesse J. Shure. Maurice D, Gregoire, Gaetan G. Silverstein, W. B Heck. John C. Simington. William Hacobs. Vicior M. J. Simon. Morris D. Sonee conald B B Slown Te W Kanelos| Peter T. Swinehart. D. R. Charles B. Svdney. Elmer L. Harold H.' Yofle. Gilbert Melvin R. Zeiner. Raymond E. Harold J David A Joseph Z. Lavine. Teonard Lessow Zerdy. Alfonce W, Levin Honors. University gold medal Darwin Robert Swinehart Certificate of hor Albert Clewlow. Richard Edgeworth Alonzo LePage Seidler. Whalter Alfonce Zerdy. CHOOL OF LAW. Certificate of Proficieney. Anihony Joseph Marz Bachelor of Laws Moran, Prancis K. Morton, James Picario. Philip John Potts. Charles 'J. “Power, Gordon'G. Power, ' John C. Pyle. James Harford Revnoids. Lea Bishop “House. James W. Rouse, John Gould for scholarship, | ‘Thomas Richardson. Heory Davis and *Appiefeld, they. Chnarles E. ecker, James S. Bender, William F. Bloom. Joseoh G Irving J. Enherle W Drwitt P Bernard 8. - - | | { Uyes on honor ‘case In the practice court: | I Einbinder. Sylvan P. lerin, Albert A. nten. Harry eret. Julius W X Bamuel I Herman J Hedman Ohaties 8, Glickman: Shiriey M. Hanna, Willlam M. Hoffman. Sylvan A. | Januszeski” F. J | Kaminsk},' Felix K. Refuse Invitation 1o g & eum Because Raudonis, John A Rosenfeld, Tsrael A, Rutkowski, Edward Santoni, Daniel A. Sappersiein, Edward rofsky. Tsadore Bcherr, Melvin G, 8chumm, Frederick Seechuk. Vrilliam W. Semer. Gerald M Stiverman, Irvin T. Tompakov. Sylvan Traband. M. T. Jr Turner. Albert ¥. ir. Urlock, John P.. ir, Walb ‘Winfleld ‘A Wasilewski T. J. Weiner. David wd U. Tomorrow Laken, Benfamin B. Levy, ‘Abraham M. | Levy. Frank F. Libowitx, A. M Lieb, Frank J. Welsberz. Ruth R. Mayer, Alexander M. Winn. Solomon McGinily, Francis R. Zenitz, Beruard L. Henors. | Gold medal for general excellence, Bei- neard Leon Zeiuts, The ‘William Simon memor'al prize for proficiency in practical chemistry, Leonard \Rnpnuunv The L. 8 Williams practichl pharmacy prize. Frank Joseph Lieb. { The Conrad L. Wich botany and pharma- cognosy prize, Bernard Leon Zenifz Certificates of Honor. Beck. Sylvan E. Rapoport, Lieb. Frank Joseph SCHOOL.. GRADUATE Pl Graham, Castillo Dector of PI Allen, Rolfe Lymsa Altich. George F. Grove. Donald C. Anderson, Earl J Hunt, Willlam H Burton, John Oliver Jacobs, Marion Lee | Carr. Gharles Jelle Munsey, Virdell E ‘Cwnlvnl Gustav E. Parent. P. Andrew Davis, Chester A Rice. Robb_Vernon | Dozios, K. Pierre Stimpson. Edwin G | Faber." John E_ ir Anster of Arts, Barnes, Bdwin H _ Smith. Marv Esiher Bristow. R. L 8t. C. Sowers, Lowell M Elliott, Crestal Stinnet. L. La Toure | Bngel. Lea Rathryn Tavlor, Alice K. Goodner. Henrietta Thompson. John C. Hiegins. Virginia C Umberger. E. Henry Howard_Margaret L. Volckhausen W R. Jones. Wilbur A Wilkinson. Mabel B. Kellev. Michzel J. Willlams. G A. C. Marshall Alma E Wood. Mey Louise McFariand. Cathryn Yonkers, G. Asenaih Morris, Leons Sara Zimmerman, W M Nevius! Laura Coulshun “Cullen Joseph P. Richard 2 Earl Mariin Sherley Milton 3. Clifford H Houff. Thomas M Jacobson Jnmes. Kaplan ir Schaub. Edward | Anthonv. i | Sinskey, Henry Lyon' jr Stissel. Carl P Struzinski. Henry P Alfred T. “Tucker. William R. | William §.° Tyler. J. Edward 3d Maurice A, Walker. D. Merle Keech. Frank B Warhol John. ir Lipin.'Edward John Welsh. John Thomas Maginnis Paul T. Wesner Lawrence E. Mattingly. Edward Willlams, Robert. McFaul, Harry A H.. Jr. Mevers, Amos T Warfel. Robert W. Moore. Charles D ing, 1501 Leonard Honors Price of $100 for the highest grade for the entire course. das Allen Eugene Buzzell Prize of S100 for the hixhest giade for the entire course. Clifford Holmes Graves Alumni prize of $50 for best average school average evening school argument in honor case in the pructice court. James Cooke Morton. ir George O. Blome prizes o representa- | Bherie William Carr Earl Martin Clifford H. Graves and James Cooke ton. 1t COLLEGE OF HOME ECONOMICS. Buchelor of Sclence. **Benfon. E. Louls Rvmer. Joan Warren Booth. Emma T, Snyder. Ruth Irene Coruner. Batbara E. Somers. Helen Ellls. Bernice Anne “Spliler Elizabeth Dixon Mo - | sided at the 10-day trial which ended | could impose was 30 years | alty for the pair, | of striking | killed Mrs. Masier of Scienoe. Allard. Howard F. Ingersoll Baldwin, Willis H. Hollis Bellows. John M. ir. *Jeflers. Walter F. | Burch. Dorothy F. ' Wallace. David H Chase. Spencer B Lanham W. B Croft.” Cnarles C Love. Charles 8 Cross, Mary Ru'h Mandel. Jacob B | Cunningham. K Miller. Howard A D'Ambrogl, Giulio D. Nash. Carroll B Florestano. H. J Olson. Rodnev A | Forman. 8ylvan E_ Plefler Arnold 7 Gershberz. Herbert Poflenbercer. Paul Heinemann_ Rernard Rady. Alfred B. Sockrider. Flsie M. Stier’ Howard 1 Spsck. Marvin L Urauhart Honerary Certificates in Am Gunby. Paul L. sr. Warfield King. Jesse P “Awarded teachers HOUSE PASSES BILL EXTENDING HOT OIL ACT he Associated Press The House passed legislation vester- day to extend until June 30, 1939, the Connally “hot oil” law prohibiting interstate shipment of oil produced inexcess of State quotas The Senate recently voied (o extend the law indefinitely, thus probably necessitating & Senate-House confer- ence committee to reach a compro- mise The voie on final House passage was 188 to 92 r Mary F o Starr. Marearel E Martha L. Stearns. Lois Elaine Coll. Katharine E. enbach Helen A. Hazard Edith W olland K_Craiz Jeffers. Elzabeth C. *Waldmen. F_Edith ishear V. E Weidomann. Janet S. M Florence Wulf. Vivian Edith Margaret A vt honors rcond honors Awarded ieacher's diploms SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. Docter ef Medicine. Casimit Manleri, Frank V Marino.” Irene T Matheke Olto G.. ir Mever. Miifon Joseph Muller, Edwin_B. Muse. Joceph K Myers © Philip Nataro, Maurice Owens. Richard Spurgeon. 11 Pass, Isidore Earl Pavialos. Ancusi C. Periman_ Lawrence Piccolo. Pasquale H Pokrass, Frederick P Resnick _Elion Reyell. Samuel Thompon Red- zrave. i igdon.” Henrs Tewis Robine. Tsadore M Robinson. Martin H. Rochkind, Reuven Roseman Ephraim Rubin. Morri« Rudman. Gilbert E Sakowski. John P Sartorius Norman Ellis. 1 ScarbGrous rnce Pa Schmidt Serzn Brck gridel us Semor ‘Milion ¢ P . ewall Svdner hapiro “Abraham A Suspire, Aveanem 4 HEARING ON AIRMAIL Spirlmand, Morton Marbin Stapin. Manuel Siaman. Bern hardt Joseph cher. Joseph 1. inec. Albert Sullivan Thomas J Truon. Mason Vieweg. Grorge Touis, J Weems' George J Weiss. Henrv Wolfe Whitworth. Frank Dixon Wilkin. Mabel G Williams. Richaré 1. Willinms. Robert R. Wolff. Fldridze H Woodrow. Jack H Henre G Edgar H i Miller Byroeit, Ernest Blision. € S Brill. Leonard Burtnick, L L. Carlson, Carl Edwin e Christensen. R. A imano. J. M zhlan. S| G Dailv. Louls Eugene D'Alessio. C. M D Amico 7 Davidson. Elf Deradorisn. N E Diges. K. § Eisner, W Ellison. E. Simon Ensor. Helen R Feldman P. M Finn. John Hannon Frohman _Tsaac P Gehlert, 8 R Gillespie. J. 1 GoMn. Herbert Goldberg _Sigmund praon. William C. Gote Roberi J Goildienner. E E diploma By B Lincon | onn King Highsiein Hochfeld Hod! Hofl Humphries Jackson Samuel Jacobson, Alan Tohnston’ € F Jones James P Kadan, James Earl Kagen' G Kaitreider Kaplan, Isa lan. Jack lan’ Nathan Katz Isadore Kemick, Irvin B Elemkowski. 1. P Kolman. Lester N ikowsii. M. F Loiis W Leonard W Levinson, Leonerg J. Linhardi, Elmer G Lisansky. Ephraim Theodore Long William B.. ir Zack_ Frank A inski Chester J. Zelisman, Israel Mackowiak, S. C it HONO University prize gold Broughton Long, ir CERTIFICATES OF HONOR, Rubin._Morris Schmidl. Jaooh E. Bank. R. Staniey Wilkin, Mabel G. Spielman. Morton M The Dr. A Bradies Gaither memorial 76 of €25 for the besi work in genitn- irinare surgery during the senior year Mason Trupp SCHOOI OF NURSING Graduate in Nursing M. Virelnia Pilerim. Beatrice L Bosiev. W. Delphine Quarterman. Lena W, Carpenter, C. E. Revme ~Caroivn R. Cornelius_Sarah Rudisill M. Laurie Cramer. Mildred . Sappington’ F. V Dallmus Esther M S-arborough_ D K. Hersh. Naomi G Shaffer. C. Bilsen Hoor M Geraldine Sherrill Fvelyn F. Rautz M. Lucile Stinner Mars 1 Rluka Marv lick Jane Tsabelle Knioht. S Frances Stauffer E. Frances Lewis B FEvely trickland Rose E. stison E. Lucille Sutton Edne Earl McArthir Muriel H. Toom. Dorothv Yove Touise M Turner” Mergaret . O'Counor Beatrice P. Waoner Helen K Parks, Willye F Wilson. Mabel Jane Penningion, Rose Honars Hale Memorial Univer of Association. to pursue on_supervisors or Teachers College. the student baving scholarship, Jane Hearings on & proposal o authorize air transport planes of Fastern Air Lines 10 stop at Orlando, Fla.. en route trom Washington or Chicago to Miami are being held todav before Karl A Crowley, Post Office Department solicitor The company has applied for per- mission fo route its Jacksonville-Miami planes through Orlando, which is off the direct line. Under terms of the airmail contract, Federal authorization for the change is required A DFOr medsl William | 12-Year Search For Wife End Without Reunion! Banes W oman Faints W hen She Is Identified by Daughter. D the Associaied Press | SYRACUSE, N. Y., June 4.—Roso | Tedesco came home alone today after | & visit to the woman for whom he | had searched a dozen years, Back in 1925 Rosso's wife left home | | one day ostensibly to call on a friend | 8t a hospital. She did not come back. | Rosso waited nine years and had his | marriage dissolved. He had mno idea where Mrs. Tedesco was Another three years passed, and one |day Rosso's daughier, Mrs. Dorothy | and Leander M. Zimmerman | | Rogers, dropped into a florist’s shop practical “nursing and for dis- |on Fifth avenue in New York. The | ionie Ming Geragia HEPAAY |l woman behind the counter looked | o oy MaIyland | Nuises' | familiar. It was her mother Ccntion pinind imemvershin| p 5ty ientinedll hersell ability Eleanor Frances | woman fainted ’hsrunm. OF PHARMACY. Rosso went to New York, but today Bachelor of Seience in Pharmaer. . en. Benjamin F. Merkel. Henry he was back alone ‘We just shook hands and T said ‘How are you?’ and she said, ‘Al right, | how are you?' " Iker. Morris J. Miller. Milton Alpersiein. Reuben R. Miller. Solomon ! Then Tedesco went his wa Tedesco hera, Jeck. Sylvan Mindell Charles Bliden. Abraham Morgenstern. E. L Neither commented on for the wife's 12-year The Jane by ihe Tumnae in admi healih work a University. ie highest average Isabelle_Slick h obeth Oollins Lee prize io the ving the second highest aver- scholarship. Mina Geraldine Hooe. | Mrs. John T. Whitehurst prive for | highest ‘averaze in Hersh scholarship. Maryland blic umb in | executive abi The Richard C. Mouaf. Gordon A Musacchio. Leo M Myvers. Irvin L Neuize. John F. Purdum. Frank 1 Rabinowitz, 1. W Rapopori. Teonard EISEMAN’S F STREET AT SEVENTH Mrs. Bamico. Bussutl Dawson v 0. Dodd. Willlam A Eicheri. Arnold H the reason absence * * * NO MONEY DOWN ! 4 MONTHS TO PAY! Every Summer wardrobe needs & white coat! For cruises, for the movies, for driving home on Sun- days after a day at the beach, for vacations and stay-at-home Summers. Swaggers and quarter Iength styles. Charge it at Eiseman's at no extra cost. Other White Coots $6.95 Eiseman’s Coats—Second Floor Entire selling depart- ments are air-conditioned of her Bayonne home on the night of | July 31, last. The girl said the slaying resulted ‘ !rom her mother's discoverey of Don- “petting” her. Wwightman as-| ser(pd it followed an argument be- | tween the girl and her mother over who should prepare dinner. Both de- | nied they struck the fatal blows. Calm and with heads bowed, Donald and Gladys stood before Judge Meaney | for sentence and heard him say: “I have no quarrel with the verdict of the jury.” TAX APPEAL HEARD PAIR IN MACKNIGHT SLAYING SENTENCED Girl and Youth to Serve 29 to 30 Years at Hard Labor in State Prison. By the Associated Press JERSEY CITY, N. J, Gladys MacKnight, 17, and her former cholr-boy sweetheart, Donald Wight- man, 19, were sentenced yesterday to | from 29 to 30 years each At hard labor in State prison for the murder of the Helen MacKnight, | imposed by Meaney, who pre- June 4— | Mr. and Mrs. M. R. 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