New Britain herald., 1924-06-18
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 DOLLARS N NEW IA HE.N WHERE THE
 ARENA Ly GUT7ED BY FIERCE FIRE
YALE HONORS FINDER
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Degree for Carter, Also for Disc0verer of Insulin-
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1 Carter Egyptologist, who Uncovered the tomb of Tut-Ankh-Amen; Attor.
 ney General Harlan Fiske Stone
 Prime Minister William Lyon Mac
 kenzie, king Of Canada Dr. Frederick k Grant Banting, discovcrer of Insuhn, and President David kinley Of the | University of Illinois, were among the notables who received honorary de-
 grees from Yale today at observance
 of the 223d commencement.
 Howard Carter and Dr. Banting
 were recipients of the degree of Doc
 tor of Science, while President Kin
 ley. Attorney General Stone and
 Prime Minister King were awarded
 degrees of IL. D.
 The list of other recipients Of hon.
 orary degrees follows
 Nj. A-Frederick Wells Williams
 30 years professor at Yale and one Of the founders of Yale-ln-China; Clem- ent Colster Hyde, principal of the Hartford, Conn.,, Public High school; William Smith Mason, Evanston, H.; John Russell Pope. American archi- teet and designer of Yale buildings: Ossip Gabrilowitsch, conductor of the Detroit Symphony orchestra, pianist, and son-inlaw of the late Mark Twain.
 D. D.-Paul Dwight Moody, presi- dent of Middlebury college; Edward Lambe Parsons, Episcopal bishop CO., ad tutor at California
 Lit, D.-George Lyman kittredge GurneY professor Of English ltera- ture at Harvard; Robert Frost, Amer lean poet.
 h., D.-George Burton Adams, emeritus professor of history at Yale.
 The candidates for honorary dee grees were presented by Prof. Will liam Lyon Phelps and the degrees conferred by Provost Henry s. Graves in the absence of President James Rowland Angell, who is i'll in Balu- more hospital
 Besides he l5 honorary degrees, IS4 degrees fin course were conferred by Provost Graves on candidates pre- sented by the various deans, as fol- lows.
 Bachelors of Arts. 1oi; bachelors Of S3; bachelors of science. lSl; bachelors Of divinity. b2: bachel- DTS of law, 70; bachelors of music, . oachelores Of fine arts 16: masters of ! forestry, l9; doctors or medicine, 42: {, masters Of arts, 2l; masters of science, If: civil engineering. {. mechanical 'nginccrs, 1. masters Of science in mechanical engineering, 6. doctors of 1; and engineer of mines. master of science in mining engineer ng. public health certificate one each.
 Members of the graduating class vho qualified for commissions in the officers reserve corps by reason Of eryice in the Yale R Q. T. c. were presented for commissions by Major Arnold. commandant.
 Among the recipients Of degrees in ourso were ii following students. in- luding five Chinese, two 1ndlnas, one 'orean. one South African. one Bel ian and one Venezuelan. Three grad ted with honors. Earnest Stelling. Venezuela, receiving a bach Tor of science degree; Summa Cum aude Allison Young kwai, Washing 5n. D. H, bachelor of arts with phil sophical rank and honors in English. nd Chung Chen. Foochow. China. acheior Of science and one year hon re for excellence fin all studies.
 Ten commissioned officers of the nitcd statee army and navy were varded degrees, nine receiving mas ITS Of science and one master of .ience in mechanical engineering. " Among outstanding honors award and announced ai the commence ent were these: School Of Medicine. lmpbell Gold Medal for highest nk in examinations. Gerald E. Rob son, Mt. Gilead. Ohio Reese prize ! r best thesis. to Marcus Bacher. ! Conn. with honorable | ention to Richard Cotter Buckley. $ and Harvey Spencer. GuiI- ' I'd. Ramsay scholarship. to Samuel a arkoff. Perth Amboy. \. j.. Charles q
 Ives scholarship, to Richard C. c ickley. Hartford. Q In the law school Eleanor stuart h Irch. Hartford. received Magma n i'm Laude with her degree, and Mary 4
 Manchester, Winsted. received Cum a ude. Army and nary officers who re- ive3 degrees Of Masters Of Science
 nearly every instance took fhe ence of radio transmission for their ssis. Lieut.. Cari ". Treafnet0n- T. l N. wrote On radio frequency trans- -mers: Lieut.. John Joseph Burns. & 4. took measurement of voltage publication at radio fredueney: pi. J. Gardner. C. s. A.. explained aracteristies Of artificial transmits sI n lines. Lieut.. B. r. Lyman. [. <. c'
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