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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-10

John A. Roosevelt Is 10, and the youngest of the wamily. He is already more than 6 feet tall, like his brothers. Has tho fair hair and
 bIue eyes of all the RooseveIts, but most resembles his mother. LAlke his brothers, too, he loves to ride and swim and sail. He is an ex- celIent dancer, and promises to be- comes as popular and charming as Franklin, Jr. ."Johhny" is as stu- dent at GrotOn, where bis father and brothers went before him. But he is planning to attend some western college instead of the ale
 most traditional Harvard. POli- tics don't interest him much, though he was Ysur0 dad would win.". Horses are his particular hobby. Although there are several blooded mounts at the Hyde Park estate, his favorite IS Q New Mex
 fc0 COW pony named "Pa1-0'-Mine".
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-10

Anna Eleanor Dan, eldest of the five Roosevelt children, is 26.. :. A tall, athletic, wiiIowy blonde with bIua eyes and mannerisms like her mothers. |. She's the wife of Cur tis Bean Dall pronounced to rhy- me with "shalI''), a member of the New York Stock Exchange. They have two children, Anna Eleanor, 4, and Curtis Roosevelt, 2f months ... Mrs Dali is enthusiastic about politics, went to her first national convention at IA, is president of two democratic clubs, lives i'm North Tarrytown, N. Y..... Wears perky, tailored clothes, like to travel and wants to write. .Campaigned for Al Smith in 1928 and has made many speeches for her father this year. She studied agriculture at Cornell University, and her great est political interest is i'm farms and farm problems,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-10

James D. Roosevelt, Boston in- surance broker, is 24 and the eldest of the President's-elect four sons Graduated from Harvard In 1929 and married Miss Betsy Cush- ing of Boston; they have g child, Sarah Dclano, born last March. ... "Jin'' is 6 feet 4 inches tall, an ex- pert 1orseman, is debonaire. af. fable, and likes to talk about his daughter. Served as . page at, the democratic convention when he was, 16, says he has been interested in politics ever since, but that he never intends to run for any office
 started to work his way to 6 postgraduate degree at Boston University, but quit to help his fa- ther's early campaign. Toured New England making scores of speech. es, especially in Massachusetts. ... Handsome, popular and widely re. membered for his infectious grin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-10

Mrs Sarah Dclano Roosevelt is one of very few women who have lived to see their sons elected to the Presidency. She's . great-grand- mother, and proud of her 77 years, though she looks younger, is erect and active. .... Resembling the younger Ro0sevelts, except for her brown eyes, she is tall, br0ad- shOuIdered and graciOusly dignified ... "A linswoman of the Ast0rs, Sarah DeIano was . famous New York society beauty in her day, married James Roosevelt, railroad president and flnaAcier, and be- came mistress of the 5OO-acre Hyde Park estate which still is the fam ily's home. .She works in her garden, is interested in various charities. Maintains scores of old friendships, but is chiefly concern cd with her son's comfort when he visits the house on week-ends.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-10

Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr, will probably become known, in the next four years, as "America's most eligible young man.. ... dust now he Is IS, and the extremely popu- lar Senior Prefect at Gr0ton school, from which he intends to go to Harvard. He is taller than his father, whom he greatly resembles, and has all the social graces of 8 man-about-town Hasn't decided what he wants to make of himself although he's considering law and politics-and istcontent for the present to play football, row and ride, drive his car as fast as the law allows, and go to parties. Broke his nose in recent game, but that won't mar his appear ance. {. During school vacations he is expected to put a lot of young life into the White House.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-10

Franklin ID. Roosevelt has estab- lished himself i'm the highest place in public life and in the democratic party through his aggressive, mil- liant Independence and q personal fly that attracted to his banner thousands of people of all parties and fin every walk of life.
 Governor Roosevelt was born at Hyde Park, N. Y., January 30, 1882. He was the son of James Roosevelt, . fourth cousin of Pres fdent Theodore Roosevelt, and Sar- aIl DeIano Roosevelt, member of . socially prominent family of New York. The governor was educated at Groton school and Harvard uni- vcrsify, being graduated from the latter in 1904. Three years later he earned his degree i'm law at Colum- bia university and began practicin2 in New York city. He also became yice-prcsident in charge of the New York office of the Fidelity and De- posit company of Maryland.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-10

Elliott Roosevelt, the second son, is 21 years old, feet ? inches tall, and is the only adult member of the family who didn't go to college Also claims to be the least tn- tcrcsted in politics. Although he made one speech during the re- cent campaign. In preparatory school he played football, made the crew, and once had to argue in Q school debate that the demo- cratic party ought to be abolished. He didn't believe 1t, though. ..... Announced he didn't want to "waste time" going to college And, against his family's wishes, entered a New York advertising firm when %he was 20. He's now q ce-president ...... Married Miss Elizabeth Browning DOnner, daugh- ter of a VilIanova, Pa, steel man. ufacturer, q year ago. And now is tremendously excited by the im-l Infnent prospect of becoming fa- ther.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-10
BOMBING PLANE
 CRITICIZED

Hartford, Conn, Nov 10.-(UP) Plans for christening the new giant army bombing plane, City of Hartford, at Brainard field Armis- tice day have drawn the bitter criticism of leading clergymen here.
 Tie Rev Dr Robbins Wolcott Barstow, president of the Hartford Seminary Foundation, and the Rev Charles Noble, Methodist pastor, denouncing the planned celebration in statements branding aerial war; fare as "inhuman."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-10

Ann Eleanor Roosevelt will bring a longer record of practical accom- plishment to the White House than has any other First Lady. She is h mother, teacher, household man. ager, political organizer, social worker, public speaker, author, ed- itor, and founder of . furniture-
 making guild. She's . niece of the late President Theodore Roose- welt, was educated abroad, married at 20. Y. Managed the Navy Scc- ton of the Red Gross during the war. She is tall, slim and 48, with graying hair. Wears tailor ed clothes; uses no perfume be- cause her husband dOesp,b like it :. Hikes to knit; is charming with an unf0rgettable per- sonality {. Said to be q dry, but otherwise in agreement with her policies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-10


 described by coast guards as one of the worst storms in the history of this old sailing port, dashed Cape Cod to-day, causing havoc on sea and shore. The New York Fish company's pier and the building
 upon it were demolished by the wind and giant surf. Battered and leaking theS seiner Clarence Nit chell was abandoned by her crew. The schooner Cormorant broke away from her moorings and was
 beached. Coast guards saved the sloops Mermaid and Sally after l they had been torn from their an-
 chorages. The sloop Francis Ma rion was wrecked. Twenty other boats were reported in danger in Provincetown harbor but shortly
 before noon the storm appeared to
 be moderating. Damage was placed
 at $30,000.
 Storm in State
 Milford, Conn, Nov 10-(UP)-I
 A record high tide, whipped into
 giant waves by strong winds. tore up 8 mile and half of trolley
 car track, damaged 200 shore cot- tages and marooned 50 automo-
 piles at Myrtle and Silver beaches
 to-day.
 Residents of flooded shore homes
 were seen wading to high land,
 carrying children and furnishings
 on their shoulders. The fronts of many cottages
 were battered in by the waves and the underpinnings of others were swept away, leaving them pitched at crazy angles.
 The storm was believed the
 worst here in years. Norwalk, Conn, Nov 10--(UP)--
 Waterfront dwellers in Rowaytofi
 and Belle Island were forced to flee in rowboats to-day when the
 highest tide in many years, pound- ed over the shore line, flooding
 homes and making streets impas- sable.
 Residents of Rowayton used
 rowboats to paddle about the streets. The lower floors of many
 houses were covered with water and severe damage was done to shore structures.
 Elderly residents did not recall a tide as high as that which ac- companied to-day's rainBtorm. Heavy waves swept in from Long Island sound. smashing geawalls and blocking roads.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-10

ium powder under each wing just before landing, doing away with many ground lights at airports.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-10

terday. A. F. Morgren, of Ham, den, driver of the csr, was arrest ed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-10

Planes on a night run in Ger. many are equipped. with . device which ignites charge of magnes-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-10
DIEs or HURTS.

crossing his terday Michael Struck an yes ed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-10
No raw tobaccos in Luckies
 that's why they're So mild

then given the benefit of that Lucky Strike purifying proc ess, described by the words sIt's toasted. That's why folks in every city, town and hamlet say that Luckies are such mild cigarettes.
 It's tOa Sted
 Ihst pse!sgs q n.!!a Las!s!ss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-10

VV7E buy the finest, the very w finest tobaccos in all the
 world but that doesnot explain
 why folks everywhere regard Lucky Strike as the mildest ciga- rette. The fact is, we never over look the truth that Mature in the Raw is Seldom Mild' : -so these fine tobaccos, after proper aging and mellowing, are
Evening star., 1932-06-07

timore, John Charles Mcdonald, George
Robert Metzger, Robert Francis Murphy,
Francis Joseph O'Connell, Daniel Pat
rick Pendergast, James Henry Pine,
George Nelson Putnam (cum lAude)
John Thomas Moore Reddan. Harry
Charles Schumacher. James George st.
Lawrence. James Vincent Sullivan, Jo-
seph Crittenden A. famous, John 1gna-
thus Tierney, Peter Patrick Walsh.
Mortimer Charles waters and Thomas
Vincent Wilder.
Francis Charles Altman. Peter Anton
Badami, Michael Metro Burscak, Paul
Roy Chevalier, Alfred Henry Ciccarone,
Max Harry Cohen. Noel J. Cortes, Teo-
doro Garcia de Quevedo, Michael Pat
rick DeVito. Thomas Richard DiSanti,
Henry Edward Donais. Thomas william
Dudac. Lester John Dugan, Donald
Gerard Francy, Andrew Edward Fran
zoni. Gerard Richard Gessner, Thomas
Patrick Gleason, william Michael Gold
en-, Ovilda Arddas Gfenon, Thomas Brien
Haigley. Joseph Patrick Hughes, Vim
cent Brewer Hungerford, Hugh Hudson
Hussey, jr.; Charles Emmet jenkins,
Stephen william Jones. Milton Alter
Juster (as Of l93D, Thomas Francis
Keliher. Edward Aloysius Kelly. John
Harry King. Howard Joseph Kopins,
Robert Vincent Larkin. John King
Lucey. James William McManus, jr. (as
Of 193D; Ben James Mundell, Weldon
Aubrey Price. Jorge G. Ramirez-Duque,
Anthony Mario Romano. William Henry
Schlitzer, William Francis Sharkey,
Albert Joseph Trimpert, Bernard John
Walsh and Arnold Zacchino.
Bachelor Of science in dentistry-Ed-
ward Lauck Thompson, D. D. S.
Graduate School
Doctor of philosophy-Rev. Emile
Bouvier. S. j., social ethics; Joseph
Andrew Buff, economics: Josef Solterer,
economics; Joseph Charles Keenan,,
English.
Master of arts-John Anthony Aga
then. French: Joseph Ryan Beiser.
history; Domingo Caino. French; Wal
lace Bruce Cameron economics; Rev.
John Edward Coffey, S. j.. social ethics:
Josiah Wellington. Crane. education; !;
Gerald Joseph Davis. political science !;
Charles Anthony Dunn. II, English;
Richard Xavier Evans. English; Ralph
Philip Mccarthy, economies: William
Cannon McEvitt, history; Frank Wal
lace Naggi history; Leonard Andrew
Thomas, history; Harold Ulrich Helm
ZlcIlldll. llloUoly
Master OF science-Eugene George
Boss, medicine.
School Of Medicine.
Doctor OF medicine-Louis Walter
Abbamonte, Thomas Joseph Adams. B.
S.: Luis Domingo Alfaro. B. s. M: Rob-
ert Herschel Allison, B. S.; Francis Cor
nelius Ansanelli, B. S.: John Francis
Baldwin, B. S.: Felix Shelly Bambace.
B. S. M; Henry Louis Bastien, B. s. NJ;
Sidney Berman, B. S. M: Henry Bern
stein. Harvey Henry Bianco. B. S. M;
John Joseph Bouvier, B. S. M; John
Brooke Doyle, A. B.; John Edmund
Bradley, B. S. M; John Francis Breslin.
B. S. M; William Thomas Brogan, Jo-
seph Nunzio Bruno, B. S.. Joseph
Charles Bulfamonte. James Humphrey
Buskirk A. B.: Joseph Anthony Byrnes,
Anthony P Caggiano, B. S. M; John
Donald Cahill, A. B.; James A. Car
leo, B. s.: Anthony Frederick Ca
rozza, B. S. NJ; Mario G. Castel-
lano B. S. NJ: Jerome jeremiah Cof-
fey, A. B.; Robert James Cofiey. James
Thomas Collins, B. S. NJ; Karl Coates
Evening star., 1932-06-07

Corley. A. B.: Frank Peter Corrao. B.
8. M; Robert Francis Costello, B. s.
M; John Peter Coughlin, B. s.; Fred
James Crescente, B. 8. NJ; william
Henry Crull, jr., B. 8. NJ; James Philip
Deery, Arthur Batterton De Grandpre,
A. B.: Martin Donohue Delaney. IT,,
B. s.; Teodoro Garcia De Quevedo. B.
s. M: Michael Patrick De Vito. B. s.
M; Thomas Gregory Dougherty, A. B.;
Matthew John Drogowski. Edward H:
Dyer. jr. B. s. NJ; Maurice Russell
Egan, Joseph Anthony Fahey, B. S.;
Max Ellis Feldman, B. 8. M: Francis
George Findorak, B. 8. M; Harry Mar
shall Fletcher. B. S. M: William Mi
chael Fronczek. B. S. M; Lawrence G.
Geraghty, A. B.: James Henry Gillen
II, B. S. M; William Michael Golden.
Edward Francis Gombar. Thomas Jo-
seph Green, B. s. M; Charles Chris
Hageage, B. S. NJ; George John
Hegeage. B. s. NJ; Paul william Haley,
B. S. M; Maurice Martin Hef1ron, B.
S.; John Thomas Higgins, A. B.: Jo-
seph Francis Hines, B. S.; Raymond
Theodore Houle. B. s.; Joseph Patrick
Hughes. B. s. M; John Anthony lana
James Francis Kavanagh, A. B.; Will
William Kerrigan, A. B.; Richard James
Kilhullen Claude Wilfred Kirby, B. S.;
Paul Joseph Kreutz, B. s. M; william
Cornelius Lambert, B. S. M; Francis
Charles LAWN. A. B.; Howard Joseph
Leahy, B. S.; Daniel Lyons Leahy, B. S.
NJ: Joseph Albert Lepree, B. s.: Eugene
John Lipschutz, B. S. M: James Nor
gan Lotus, B. S. NJ; Walter A. F.
Lukoski. B. S. M: Harry Thomas Nc
Guire, jr., B. S. M; John Joseph Nc
Kenna, James William McManus, jr,
B. S. M; Terrence Francis McNulty
Robert Anthony McTamaney, B. s. NJ;
Joseph Anthony Macca, B. s.: Joseph
Anthony Maffongelh. B. S. M; Robert
Emmet Maher, B. S.; Felipe Andres
Martinez, Joseph Matthew Francis
Malin, B. S. M; Andrew Francis Mas
tronardi. B. S. M. Edward Wallace
Mencher, B. S.; Charles Aloysius Mill
water. B. S. M; Joseph Francis Misuk.
B. S M. John Paul Mohair, B. S. NJ;
Frederic Augustine Moretti, B. S. NJ:
Vincent John Morrissey. B. s.; Theo-
dore Patrick Murphy. B. S. M; John
Cyril Myrick, Phi B.; Carl Anthony
Nacca, B. S. M; Carmon Robert Naples,
Evening star., 1932-06-07

rauer November, 1880. Benedict Emil
Niessen, F. Stanley Nishwitz, Bradford
Allen Osborne, James Wallace Pearson.
I'd; William Joseph Perricelli (Feb-
ruary. 1882. Thomas George Ryan, jr.;
Joseph Ryeck, William Mayo SandridRe.
Louis Angelo Santucci, John Chrisant
Schmidt, Francis Joseph Schnetzer,
John Kenneth Seekings, Alfred Walter
Seiss. Lathrop Embury Smith (Feb-
ruary, 1882. Nondiyavat Svasti, Isaac
EDWARD Van Wrinkle February. 1882.
Alfred Carlton Viau November. 1871
Louis Mayer Wiener, Reynolds Mortimer
Williams
Diploma certificate In foreign service
Harry Martin Citrin. Floyd Joseph
Dubas. Frank Leslie Fadner, jr.; Rob
ert Egremont Greene. John Dempsey
Lane. Guy Oliver Long. Preston Vim
cent Phelps, Charles Edward Roach.
Evening star., 1932-06-07

B. 8. M: James Vincent Nespeco, B. 8.
NJ; John Albert Novello, B. S.; James
Patrick O'Boyle, B. 8. M; John Henry
O'Brien, jr., Phi. B.; Thomas Joseph
O'Donnell, B. s. M; Harold Albert
O'Connor. B. S.; James Joseph Ortolano.
B. 8. M; Raymond Francis Oyler, A.
B.; Edward Victor Padney, B. s. NJ;
Alfred Monroe Palmer, B. s. M; Edwin
William Passarelli. B. S. M: George
Peter Perakos, B. S. M; Joseph Martin
Plukas, B. S.; William Joseph Power,
B. S.; John Raymond Ready, B. s. NJ;
James Francis Reddington, A. B.; Jo-
seph Patrick Reilly, Matthew F. Reilly,
A. B.; Edward Clement Reno Joseph
Anthony Roman, B. S.: Gregory Ernest
Sacco, B. S. M: Edward Francis Sal
mon. A. B.: Anthony Wilson Scaccia-
ferro, B. S. M: Edward John Semansky,
B. s.: William Francis Sharkey B. s.
M; Francis Thomas Sharpe, B. s. M;
Russell George Smith, B. s.; Nicholas
Frank Teracino, B. S. M; Clarence Asa
Tinsman. A. NJ; Norman Eric Tylar,
Sebastian P. Vaccaro, B. s. M; Charles
Richard Walsh, jr., B. S. M: John
Francis Warren, James Conrad Waters,
B. s. NJ, and John Paul Zawoiski, jr.,
B. S. M
School Of Law.
Juris doctor-Arthur Patrick Curran.
Norman Hampton Conner, Kenneth
Paul Mahony. Orville Hassler Walburn.
Master of laws-Francis rArcy
Barrett, Isadore Brill, John Charles
Cain, Joseph Bradburn Campbell,
Thomas Horrigan DAILY, Louis Francis
Prick, Samuel Green, Rogers Edward
Harrell, Alvin Clifford Johnston, John
Latane Lewis, Leon Sarpy, Leon An
thony Tashof, Dwight Taylor, Peter
Paul Vlautin.
Bachelor of laws-Herman Max
zimmerman, Henry Berk, Francis
Joseph Beyrent, Michael Edward
Buckley, jr.; George Thomas Burroughs,
Martin Vincent Galaxy. Thomas John
Canning, Joseph eastman, Francis
Leslie Cathersal, George Dumont
Chopin, John Lomasney Coppinger,
John Robinson Cummins. Harry John
DAILY. America Anthony De Clemente.
Charles Joseph Dewey. Donald Robert
Dexter. Joseph Daniel Donate, Mitchell
Francis Donate. Peter Theodore ORA
copoulos, John Albert Dunning, Frank
Joseph DWorarczyk, Ernest August
Faller. jr; John Edward Farrell, Donald
Evening star., 1932-06-07

ter Francis Berberich, John Stanley
cum Iaude), Leslie Warwick Brennan,
jr.; John Henry Bremen, jr.; James
Rogers Brown. Lester Charles Burdett,
jr.; John Joseph Cairns, william Pat
rick Cannon, Austin Thomas Casey.
Paul Eugene Casey. John Berkimer
Cavanagh, Howard william Champion.
Paul Joseph Coughlin, Walter David
Crane, william Sidney Currie. Patrick
Joseph Donovan. Cassidy Edward Dris-
coll (cum laude), David Alphonse Dyer,
George Leo Dyer. jr.: Arthur Edward
Fay, Edward Farrell Feighan, Paul Ed
ward Feiring. Carlos Albert Fish, jr.;
Louis Alfred Fisher. James Vincent Fitz-
gerald, Dennis James Flanagan, Thomas
Joseph Foley, william Francis Fox, Rob-
ert Brooke Furman. Eugene Francis
Gallagher. Charles Edward Gauss tcum
laude). Myles Francis Gibbons (cum
John Gordon, Maurice Wilfred Halpin,
Edward Hendricks, Robert William Hoy.
Bernard Aloysius keenan,. jr.: Richard
Aloysius King, Ralph Francis Koebel
(cum laude). Fred Pasquale Madeo,
Lucius Dominic Madeo. Francis Joseph
Gerard McArdle, John Cosgrove Nc
Bride. Edward John McCrossin, jr.;
Peter Joseph MCGUIRE. jr.; Charles Ed
ward McManus, Raymond Forrest Nc
Nally, jr.: Francis David Mcnamara,
Robert Francis Mcnamara (cum laude)
Francis Joseph McQuillan, John Law
renee Milton, Hugh Joseph Morgan,
John Francis Murphy, Frederic Lau-
renee Murphy, Thomas AquinaS
Murphy James Francis Neville, Gerard
John O'Brien, John Eris Powell. An
thony Lawrence Pusateri (cum laude)
Thomas Joseph Ready. Gerard Joseph
Schultz (cum laude). William Henry
Scissor. 4th; Edwin Harry Somers,
George Michael st. Peter. John Edwin
Steiner. Mark Anthony Sullivan. Thom-
as Joseph Sullivan. jr.; Edward Russell
Talbot. John Edward Tobin. William
Addison Todd. Joseph Leo Walsh and
Martin Joseph White.
Bachelor of science-Robert James
Avery. jr.: Richard John Boucek, Cleo
Augustus Brazil, William Sullivan But
Ter, Vito Francis Cangemi tcum laude) :.
Martin Francis Connors, Feliz Richard
DeVincenzo, James William Francis
Eike. George Waterman Ferguson tcum
laude). William Paul Fisher. John Jo-
seph Fitzgerald. Anthony Francis Hal
pin, Herbert Fred Jacques, William
Hamilton Jordan, Walter Joseph Nc
Guigan, George Matthias Miller, Saliva
tore Antonio Mistretta. Francis Henry
O'Neill, Frank Edward Oref1ce and
George Tarplet Sharp, jr.
Bachelor Of philosophy-Henry Prin-
diville Baby, Frederick William Banta,
Bernard Leonard Bonniwell, Leroy
Bordeau, George John Bott (cum
laude), William Arthur Briggs, Drew
Brown. Victor Walter Burke, Paul Pat
rick Byrne. Daniel Augustine Canning,
Charles Andrew Carlin, Ferdinand
Pasquale Cavalier, Stanley Francis
Corcoran, Edward Michael Coughlin,
Paul Joseph Dillon. Robert Dick Doug
las, jr.; John Richard Downing, Maui
rice Dubofsky. Clifford Anderson Dun
ham, jr: Edward Michael Flaherty,
Joseph Francis Flaherty, Charles Ar
thur Garland, William Joseph Gerety,
jr.: Leroy Francis Haggerty, Frank An
thony Hook. Edward George Katalinas,
James Joseph Kelly, John Raymond
Kilgallen. Edward Francis Leary, John
Berchmans Leary. william John Mac
zees, John Joseph Mara. Manuel Gull
lermo Martinez. William Brendan Mat
Evening star., 1932-06-07

vester Calitri. Harold Raymond Con-
nelly, Samuel Atwood Coombs, Charles
Edward Coulon, Edward John Delaney,
James John Donahue, Arthur Richard
Faubert, Francis Joseph Furman, Sam
uel Goldman. Francis P. Gum, william
Francis Hayes, George Walter Hogge,
)r.; Herman NJ Jerrow, Robert Leslie
Jones, Reuben Albert Joseph, George
FRANCIS Kane, Joseph Louis Konzelman,
Thomas Bernard McHale, Edward
Francis Malarik. Charles Berkeley
Murto, Salvatore Anthony Nicosia.
Michael Joseph Novack, Justin Francis
ONeill. William E. Pendergast. Peter
Patrick Pisano, Thomas Joseph Wal
dron. Albert E. Woronow.
School Of Foreign Service.
Doctor Of philosophy in foreign serv-
ice-Nuri Sabit Bey. Johann Wilhelm
Dreyhausen-Ehrenreich, George Kalou-
SEX Franklin Clarence Sewell, Thomas
Richard Wilson.
Master Of science in foreign service
FitzGerald, Mayne Aubrey Harrineton
s: A. Dulaney Hunter, Raul Diez de
Medina, Brewer Vance York.
Bachelor OF science In foreign service
"A. Palma Aaronson February, 1892.
Antonio Carson Aarid, Ludwell L. Angle
tFebruary, 1892. Stephen James Ardes
lFebruary. 1892, Arnaldo Berenguer,
George Edward Bills, John Bradley
Brady (cum laude), John Thomas
Burke February. 1882, Raymond John
Carroll February. 1892. Kenneth Car
ter, Henry Crottier. John Alphonse
Cummings. John Gerhardt Dentz (Feb-
ruary, 1892. Herbert Lee Detweiler.
Edward Winslow Devereux. Robert
Lalor Dewitt, Clement Anthony Erb
February, 1892. John Francis Frazier,
jr. November, 193D; Louis Del Liguori
Galgano, James Joseph Giuliani, irwin
Malvern Gottlieb November 1e3D.
Henry George Hamelin, Mayne Aubrey
Harrington November. 1881 cum
laude), Arthur p. Hartman, jr. (cum
laude); George Franklin Hotchkiss.
William Joseph Kindsfather November.
l93D. Robert Phillips Lane, Paul Bren-
dan Lewis. James Trapier Lowe, Alfred
William McQuillen February. 1892.
Thomas Mario Mango November.
193lp, Stirling Colby Mills. Dennison
Lewis Mitchell, Charles Edgar Mock.
Stanley Anthony Modzeleski, William
Daniel Murray, Charles William Nede-