Evening star., 1948-06-15
CjechonowsN Honored as 9. u.
Graduates Its Largest Glass

Graduates Its |
GEORGETOWN University graduates
Yesterday heard distinguished Pole
in exile warn it Is time to face
Soviet Russia with a policy which
would isolate her from the United
Nations" as a potential aggressor."
Addressing the 149th annual COM
nencement exercises of the country's
oldest Catholic school, Jan Clecha-
nowski. former Ambassador to the
United States, declared mere pollcy
of checking and containing Com
munism" will not prevent the word
from returning half free and ha1
slave"
GEORGETOWN University's sympathy
with the plight OF Poland was
eyinced in the citation that went
With the honorary degree OF doctor
~ laws. conferred on the former
diplonat by the Very Rev. Lawrence
r German, university president.
"Although an alien master no"
.xults in the victory achieved oy
force and fraud in his far-on natlVe
land, this man holds her honor un,
stained and his own mind untalnteo
by the wrong" the citation declared
Archbishop O'Boyle Presides.
The Most Rev. Patrick A. O,Boyle'
Archhishou of Washington, preslo-.
ed at the exercises and presented
the degrees to the two guests o.
honor The other recipient OF an
honorary doctor of laws degree was
Charles ]. Milton of Jersey Guy
N ]. national chairman OF tne
McDonough Memorial Gymnasium
drive. being conducted currently pS
Georgetown alumni.
The 1,037 seniors in the largest
graduating class in Georgetown
h,story received their degrees en-
mass from the president. twenty
one r. o. r. c. cadets took tnelr
oaths as newly commissioned Army
and Air Force Reserve officers. more
Than 5000 spectators witnessed the
colorful outdoor exercises.
Mr.. Ciechanowski reviewed Amer
ican policy at length since the war
and then declared 1t would be nee
esearv to roll back Soviet commu-
nixn to the prewar western ooun-
darv of Russia" in order TO attall
"a really secure peace.
Cites Communism Yoke.
Christian civilization, he SAID
cannot permanently tolerate slt-
nation in which, with the taclt
agreement of democratic powers
ii countries, with joint populatlon
of 10000, 600, are "Yalta-goVereneo
under the yoke of totalitarian COM
munism."
Archbishop O'Boyle. on his f1rst
attendance at q Georgetown COM
mencement, referred to a recent
sneech of Pope Plus XII, in whlcn
the Pontiff suggested the time mas
come when every one with spark
of Christian devotion in his soul
should wake up"
Twelve venerable alumni OF the
1898 class, the golden jubilarlans OF
the commencement, were given
scrolls of the university by the
nresident. They were Col. Edward
j, Brady, 3018 o street NV; Daniel
]. Ferguson, Shenandoah. Pa; Henry
r. Cover. Union Trust Building;
Paul w. A. MacMahon, New York
CITY: DR., John A. Clarke, physician
In charge, Maryland House of Cor
rection, Jessups, Md: DR.. James A.
Flvnn, 1911 Rhode Island avenue
NV: DR.. William c. Gwynn, 1914
Thirtieth street NV: Capt. George
M. stackhouse, U. S. NJ. retired,
Arlington, Va; Levi H. David, Bond
Building; Mercer Hampton Mag
ruder. Upper Marlboro, Md; Mart
M. Monaghan, Minneapolis, Mimi,
and Frederick A. L. Schade, Spokane,
Wash.
Reserve Commissions Awarded.
The following ROTC men, pre-
sented by Col. John C. Whitcomb,
commandant of the military depart
ment, were awarded reserve COM
missions as second lieutenants:
MANIPULATED Burke, 1705 Alll-
son street NV; Frank W. Krastel,
IT., Pennsgrove, Pa; Frank j.
Noonan, Union, N. j.; Richard K.
Sullivan, Cape Elizabeth, Me; Her
bert Tannenbaum, 1922 First street
S.W.; Rutland D. Beard, jr., 4708
Chevy Chase boulevard, Chevy
Chase, Md, and Paul J. Regan,
Burlington, VT.
Air ForceS-Carl D. Eisenman,
stratford, Conn; Raymond j. Fetz-
ner, jr., Erie. Pa; John P. Frawley,
1924 Thirty-fifth street NV; Robert
p. Gwynn, Chapel Hill, N. c.: Eugene
A. jenkins, Indian Head, Md; Henry
J. Logan. North Tarrytown, N. Y;
Stephen E. Smith, New York City;
Howard M. Aldrich, Springfield,
Ohio; Thomas F. Linnen, Carbon
dale, Pa, and Donald r. West, South
Twenty-sixth street, Arlington, Va.
william D. Byrne, White Plains,
N. Y, and Henry L. Kazal, Maple
wood, N. j., received commissions
as first lieutenants in the Army
Medical Corps.
The following degrees were con-
ferred:
ColIese Of Arts and Sciences.
Bachmsn, John E Leary, Daniel A, tr.
Bova, Joseph Ralph Moore, James p, lr.
Cassidy, John H, jr. Mullen. Peter Paul
Corbley Joseph T. Reynolds. T. A., III
Dillon. Walter E, jr. Rico,Edward v
Eisenman. CarlD. Rita. George Thomas
Feenan. John Shaw Roth, Bernard Louis.
FetSner, r. j.. jr. Ryan, Charles ", ,)r
Fox, Gerald Robert Schultze: Charles l.
Hertzog, Donald p. Shafer Donald ..
Horigan, Richard r She'll. Theus Joseph
Kane, william A., jr .Shindler, John I.
Kayanagh. r. G. Sullivan, Daniel j., u
Kelly, Daniel g. Sullivan, Richard K.
Kerekes, Thor, jr. Sullivan, Thomas 8.
Lang. william Z. Wagner. Robert H.
Lawrence, N, T., v. Winfield, Robert, A.
Bseheier Of Science in Pure Science.
Aponte, GonZalo Z. Liebell John Joseph
1aldadian. John Lopez. Vivtor NJ.
Bartolozzi. Arthur r. Lugo. Alberto E.
Behan. Thomas r. McCarron, John D.
3erman, Harold ]. Mccarthy, Richard r
1owea, James Z. Maciulla, Joseph l.
Bregmln, Robert /. Mantiglia, Richard C.
Bunnell. James P. Mantz, Richard c.
Duss, John William Marilley, r. Joseph
Carman, Edward H. Martin, William A.
Carosi. Nicholas Miele, Nicholas v.
Carpenter. W. p. Mimnagh, William P
Carroll, Stephen ". Mirabelli. Richard p
Carroll, Thomas +. Nestlerode, George H
Clair James Paul Noonan, Frank J.
Clements, James N. OBrien, Maurice j.