The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-01
Famous C. U. Grads
 To See Sons Honored
Former President of American Bar to Attend Gradua.
 tion-Three Waterbury Youths to Receive Degrees

America at Washington, D. C., and plans for commcn6em0nt and alumni weeks havo Just been an- nouneed by tho Most Roy James II. Ryan, bishop Of Modrn and ree- tor of tho university.
 Tho graduation exercises will be held on "Wednesday, June Ia, in tho university gymnasium whom moro than 500 degrees will be granted 10 students who havo completed their work ln tho undergraduate and graduate schools Of tho university, His excellency, tho Most Rev Michael J. CurIey, archbishop Of l Baltimore and chanollor of tho uni. vorsIty will preside at the exor. | cises and in tho nnmo Of the trus. tees will confer tho several degrees The commencement address will Dc delivered by Dr Knrl Y, Horz- fold, internationally known physicist and professor Of physics at Johns Hopkins university in Baltimore, Mr. Dr HorEfold has had G diBtin- guishcd cnreor In hIs field and has taught at tho Universities of Vienna, Munich and Michigan. Ho is n member of tho American ABso- citation for the Advancement of Sclence, a Fellow Of tho American Physical society and n member of tho German Physical md German Bunsen societies. Altho n member of the stuff Of Johns Hopkins only since ,iD26 and numbered among tho younger men in tho field of physics, Professor Hergfeld has brought distinction to tho univer- sity and himself by his command Of his subject and by his intcllcc- tual brllli0nce.
 Famous Fathers
 The valedictOry will be delivered by Claronce Martin, Jr. of Martins president of the American Bar as- member Of the board of trustees .and president of tho National Alumni association received t law degree In 1901 and he will witnesa this year tho comforting of the ILL. B. degree upon his son. Another father who will see his son. who also bears his name, receive the LL.B. degree, is Vincent L.. Toomcy, prominent Washington nt- torney and lecturer in tho School 'of Law, who received the same de- grec from The Catholic university twenty-five years ago.
 Featured this year for the first time as part of the commence ment week program will be n series Of events known as Alumni Week." The Catholic university has worked out n program cover ing several years to come which Is designed to bring tho alumni of tho university closer to its life. This June the returning clerical alumni nre to be housed in Caldwell hall while the lay alumni will be as- signed quarters in Graduates hall. Committees composed of men from the Washington chapter of the alumni association have been ap- pointed to work with the alumni office of the university to enter tain these visitors and to re-intr0- duce them to the university. Waterbury's representatives in the large graduating class are 10 seph r. DaIy, Albert J. Genua and Henry l.. Begnal.
 Mir Daiy in the son Of Mrs Anna Bonnet Daly Of South Elm street. He is C graduate of the St Mary's parocbial school and of tho La Sale Military Academy. Oakland. R. I. After graduating MT Daily expects to enter Columbia college to continue his studies in journal ism.
 Mir Genua is the son of Mir and Mrs Anthony Gcnua Of Union street. He attended Croft gram mar and Crosby high schools. He expects to enter n medical college to further his studies after his | graduation.
 Mir BcgnaI Is the son of Mira Sarah Begnal of Riverside street
 He graduated from the Barnard grammar and the Crosby high | schools.
 Parents and relatives of the
 three young men plan to attend the
 ceremonies.