The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-28

New Haven, Conn, Jan. 27--Yale University today announced the award for the current year of scholarships aid totaling $301,C25 to GAS undergraduates, of which $i05,029 or more than third, was given to gar Connecticut stu dents. Of this amount. $34,202 was granted to residents of New Haven who led the state in the amount of scholarship aid received. Sixty Connecticut cities and towns are representetd by the scholar ship recipients on the list.
 Thirty-slx states of the United States, the District of Columbia, The Territory of Hawai-, Brazil, the Canal one, China, Cuba. Greece, Italy and Mexico are represented among the scholarship winners. One hundred and fifty-eight freah- men received $78,S05 of the total sum granted. Special or prize grants to 1GO uppcrclass students of superior attainments totaled $77,41O while 130 additional up- perclfassmen received $145,410 in the form of other scholarships and tuition loans.
 Of the aid extended to Connecti- cut students, q total of $1S,700 was grantetd to 40 upperclassmcn in the form of special or prize schol- arships which are awarded to atu- dents of outstanding general prom ise and high scholastic rannk.-
 In addition to those from New Haven and vicinity the following have received scholarships: m q William A. Borst '37, Anthony C.. J. Davidonis '38; Dorio A. Matrl- caria '38; Gordon B. Miller '37; Bernard ... Mochan, Jr, 'S7 s.; Paul J. Moher '36; Edward F.. Morgan t35; and Charles T. o'Con- nell, '38. 3t. /
 BRIDGEPoRT Monroe C.. Beardsley '3G; Samuel E. Beardo- ley '37; John r. Beauregard '35; Newton l.. Calhoun '35; James J.. A. Daly, SC; Harlan D. Dulmagc '37 s.: Romuald Y. Huminski '36 I; Edwin M. Jones '37; William, l.. McGovcrn, '35; Maurice J. Ma gilpick '37; Arthur II. Murtba '37; Bernard $. Peck '3G; Arthur s. Pitt '35; Kenmore II. Shapiro '3S; Halph E. Stanford '37 s.; Walter Werner '3o; Sigmund A. Zier '36.
 CHEsHIRIG-Robert M. Allen, '3G.
 CoLLINsvILLE = Arthur w. Swceten, 3d, '35 E.
 DANBURY--Gr Gregory II. Doher- ty '37; John Y. Donahuc '3G; Sal vadore r. DucibclIa '37. DERBY-Thaddeus $. Danow- ski '36; Vincent D. Donahue '36; George j. Yudkin '37. JEVON-John II. McDonough, '38; Paul c. J. Wargo '38. TAIRFIELD--Andrew E. Hunt lngton ,37 E.; Ellis A. Tarlton '35
 FARMINGTON-Donald C. Wat son, '35; E.; William L. Wells, '38.
 GALES Richard E. Latimer, '37 E.
 GLAsToNBURY---Theodore L.. Chamberlain '36.
 GLENBRooK = Ward McFar-
 "GREENw1cH-FrederickA A pe- ter tsrson' JF 'ss'
 HARTFORD-Ro E. Birge, '3G; Charles J. Callahan '38; Dan | ieI D. Darling '36: Joseph D. Feid- man '37; Joseph B. Finkel '3G; Birger c. Hermanson '37 s.; Har- old c. Holcombe, Jr. '3G; William J. MacQuillan, '3S; Bernard Rapo- port '36: Irving Ii. Silvcrman '36; Robert K. Stoiz '38: Edward P. Taylor '3S: Peter D. Valas '35 D.; Leonard Wciner '36. HARTLAND-Paul Pasquariel- ''JEwErT cITY-Raymond J. Zagraniski '37.
 LITcHFIELD--Thoma B.. An- derson, IT,, '35: Ernest D. Clark, Jr., '37: Archibald S. Foord. '37. LYME--Charles j. Harding '37. MANCHESTER - Roger olcott, '3G E..
 MERIDEN. Andrew P. Fer retti '37: Rowland r. Graeber '3e; otto c. Hugo '3s: Claude q. My CTS '37; William q. Schmidt '3s; John l.. Schmitt '3O.
 MIDDLE HADDAM-Trancis R' Chase '3S.
 MILgORD-AJosep A. Foran '37: Robert 4. Itosenbaum '3G.
 MORRIS--Aivah !. Root 'sd r.
 NAUuATUCK---John II. Cox '3S; William q. Petitjean sSs. NEW BRiTAlN--Arn0ld E. Ka- due '3s S.: Robert c. Taylor 'se q | NEW CANAAN = Walter O. Woodford, Sd, '8e.
 NEW LONDoN---Nicholna q | AMnafaf.ns4I0m kNH E.t Wlil&nm e,