Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-12
5OC. U. STUDENTS
RECEIVE DEGREES
DR.. Moon Warns Against
Voice Of Demagogue
in Address.

A warning against the voice OF the
deragogue was sounded today by
Thomas Parker Moon, professor OF
international relations at Columbia
University, In an address at the forty
sixth annual commencement exercises
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 dis
tinguished company. It was marked
also by the comforting Of the honorary
degree Of doctor Of laws upon Right
Rev. Edward A. Pace, venerable vice
rector of the university, In recogni-
ton Of his leadership in Catholic
education.
Put Faith In True Principles.
"Put your faith not in popular
panaceas, but in true principles" DR..
Moon admonished. II 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
authoritative that we may well be
confident In striving to apply them.
With sincere conviction 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 present
ed the candidates for degrees I'm
course.
Msgr. Pace Receives Doctorate.
Archbishop Cwley then conferred
the doctorate Of laws upon Mssr. Pace,
who was presented by Rev. DR.. Jo-
bCpl - OhA AotOPACA'
DR., Pace, who only recently oh.
served his golden jubilee In the priest
hood, has led life most fruitful in
the church Of God; he has been an
example to his students and fellow
priests In kindness, modesty and
piety," said the citation for the de-
gree.
After DIR. Moons 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 aeronautical 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 Cardinal and Manuel Au-
gusto Martinez.
Bachelor of chemical engineering
Herbert Stewart Klund.
Bachelor of civil engineering-Au-
gusto Ramon Aresemena, John Paul
Eitzsimmons, James Paul Grimm, r.;
Francis James Kelley, Frank Joseph
Murphy, Vincent Pasquale Romano
and Leroy Leonard Stockmann.
Bachelor of electrical engineering
John Francis Bruton, Luis Antonio
Cartagena, william Anderson Con-
molly, Hugh Francis Davies, Thomas
Leonard Higdon, jr.;; Frank Joseph
Hurson, George Wallace Mattingly,
william Ross Plant and William Earl
Schuyler, jr.
Bachelor Of mechanical engineer
ing-Clifford Joseph Dvorak, Higinio
Charles Fanjul, Robert Joseph Green
and Frank Harlow Weller.
Master Of science in civil engineer
ing-Michael Francis Godfrey and
Raymond Alfred villamil.
. CATHOLIC SISTERS COLLEGE.
Bachelor Of Arts.
I OF the Sisters Of St. Benedict
Sister M. Juliana.
OF the Sisters of Charity-Sister
NJ Patrick. ta
OF the Sisters of Charity of st.
Augustine-Sister NJ. Ernestine.
OF the Sisters Of ct. Dominic
Sisters NJ. Benedict and Benigna Con-
solata.
OF the Felician Sisters-Sisters NJ.
BofTomeo, M. Felixa, n. Humilia, N.
illuminate and NJ. Lucille.
OF the Sisters Of st. Francis-Sisters
M. Agna, M. Erminelda, M. Fidelma,
M. Franceline, M. Modesto, M. Rita
Ellen, M. Rosalima, M. Teresita and
M. Theona.
OF the Sisters Of the Holy Family
Of Nazareth--Sister N. Lauretana.
or the Sisters Of the Holy Humility
Of Mary-Sister M. Rosalima.