Evening star., 1951-06-12

The United Nations military
objective in Korea can be attained
If the Communists will agree now
Ito end their aggression against
the Republic Of Korea, to cease
hoStilitieS and to maintain guar
antees against their resumption,
Ambassador Warren r. Austin
said last night.
The United States representa-
tive to the United Nations spoke
at the 152d annual commence
ment exercises of Georgetown Uni
versity, held before several thou
sand persons on the campus. He
received an honorary degree of
doctor Of laws.
Mr.. Austin, in his prepared
statement. said it will be possible
to settle the Korean conflict
when the aggressor sees that he
cannot achieve his objective" He
added that. if the enemy "does not
yet see this, we can go on until
he has enough. At, that moment
we shall have won our victory"
Others Awarded HOnors.
"In a police action-which is
what a United Nations military
operation essentially is-the re-
pelling Of aggression is precisely
the victory that is sought" the
speaker continued. He added that
a peaceful settlement in Korea
will mean negotiation, and he
urged the assemblage not to be
afraid of negotiation, explaining
1t does not mean appeasement.
In addition to Mr.. Austin, hon.
orary degrees, as specified, were
awarded to the Most Rev. Patrick
A. O'Boyle, Archbishop of Wash
ington, doctor of divinity; Joseph
D. Brady, an expert in legal mat
terS, doctor of laws; John B. Bru-
mini, attorney of Vicksburg, Miss,
doctor of laws; and Judge James
P. Duffy, of Rochester, N. Y, doc
tor of laws.
Also William A. Orton, profess
sor Of economics at Smith Col
lege, Northampton, Mass, doctor
OF letters; John D. Reilly, of
jackson Heights, N. Y, president
OF the Todd-Johnson Dry Docks,
Inc. doctor of laws: Carl B. Rix,
attorney. doctor of laws; and
Thomas j. Watson, chairman of
the board of the International
Busines Machines Corp, doctor of
science.
Scholastic Awards.
Eight graduates of the School of
Foreign Service especially were
honored for scholastic achieve
ment. Their names and the
awards their received are James
E. Flannery, ST., 1912 Burns place
S. E.. Delta Eigma Pi Gold
Scholarship Key: John F. Stahl,
OF Madison, S. D., the Edmund
A Walsh Gold Medal; Louis E.
Shomette, jr., ALL Eighteenth
street N. E., the DR.. William F.
Notz Gold Medal; and Edward P.
O'Brien, 4316 North Fairfax drive,
Arlington, Va, the w. Coleman
Nevils Gold Medal.
Also Richard T. Murphy. jr..
Newton, Mass, the w. Coleman
NevilS Silver Medal; William A.
Doyle, Prior Lake, Mimi, the Jean
Labat Gold Medal; George o.
Linabury, Mount Vernon, N. Y,
the Eloy Alfaro Bronze Medal;
and William L. Ball, jr., Norfolk,
Va. the Student Achievement
Award Medal.
First Woman Admitted.
The graduates included Anne
T. Connolly. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank A. Connolly, 1929
Fourth Street NV, who received
a degree of doctor of medicine.
DR.. Connolly, who received her
bachelor of arts degree from
Trinity College in 1947, was the
first woman to be admitted to the
Georgetown School of Medicine.
A husband and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph McGovern, of 1903
North Pierce street, Arlington,
also shared honors. He received
a degree of doctor of medicine,
and his wife received a doctorate
In philosophy. She is the young
est woman to earn a doctorate
since the Graduate School first
accepted women students in 1943.
Daniel Davitt, SO, of PITT South
Lang street, Arlington, was grad
uated from the Law School. A
Veterans Administration employe,
he is the father of four children.
He will see son, Alan, 1S, grad
uated from Westinghouse High
School on Thursday.
The graduates were:
COLLEGE OF ARTS Avn SCIENCES.
Bachelor Of Arts,
Ahearn, Chas. n. Holbrock. James H.
Awad, Joseph F. Hunter, Donald v.
Barrett, VIM. E., jr. Hurley, John j.
Breene, James K, jr. Jelly. George H
Brosnahan. Leger N. Lee, Henry E.
Carleton, Robt. p. Love, Thomas asa A. E.
WAY JUSepu NJ.
Clark, John s. McGovern Art. F.. jr.
Clark, Reed P. III McGrath. Richard P.
Clarken. Joseph A., jr Mcmahon, John T.
Claxton Richard T. Mundorff, Joseph P
Cotton. Paul E. Murphy, Roger j.
de PenaloZa, Eugene O'Donnell, Cornelius
Dietrich. VIM. A. ORourke Geo E., IT.
Donovan, Richard K. ParSon, Rudolph D.
Doyle, Norbert S. Penkul. Henry S.
Dunno, John r. Pirrone, Anthony P.
Eckert. Robt E., III Rinaldi, Frank
FISHER, Chas. T.. III Rodriguez Joaquin
FitZGerald Henry Ryan, James r.
Galdi, Francis x Ryan Juan j.
Gibbons. VIM. j., tr. Schnellbacher. Emil
Gilmore. Francis ]. Slater, Terrence L.
Handy. Robert H. Stanciof, Ivan N.
Hillary, James A. Tulin. Theodore G.
HitSelberger, Jos. G. Walsh, William
Hohmann, Thomas E.
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