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-3S THE CALGAHY HERALD Friday, May 12,. 1950- Students Recommended I it For University Degrees KDMONTON (CP) Furthor lists of th namps of students who will he recommended for degrees at the University of Alherta convocation May 16-17 were announced today by G. B. Taylor, registrar. 7 KJ'kiJZimUf Proskow.

Newcastle; George Saku-noto. Iron Springs; Frederick THi: 12'U'Sfudenls Get Fellowships EDMONTON (CP) Twelve I'nivcrrily of Alherta students, all having high scholastic standings in honors have been awarded fellowships and scholarships foe post-graduate studies in Canada. ami the United Stales, the department of chemistry announced Thursdiiy. RUSSELL MELBY, whose pur-etits live at 511 1st Ave. Calgary, a graduate with honors in chemistry at the University of Alberta, has been awurded a fellowship lor graduate research work in chemistry at the Univei-sity of Illinois.

Raymond R. Brown, whose parents live at Kathryn, and who graduated with honors in chemistry at the University of Alberta, has been awaided a fellowship al the University of Wisconsin for graduate chemical research in the field of cancer. Rot-rt Christiansen of Edmonton has been awarded a Dupont fellowship for research work on cortisone at the University of Wisconsin. NORMAN NELSON of Edmonton, also has been awarded a fellowship for work on cortisone at the' University of Wisconsin. Mr.

Nelson, an R.C.A F. veteran, graduated from the university in 119. -il-. V. A- '0 Light foot, Wellington, B.C.; Ar- THE ALBERTA DISPLAY in the C.P.R.

window ot London, Englond, is receiving much ottention and creating many queries. More than 100,000 persons pass the Alberta "show window" daily. The 26-foot display, which is six feet high, soon will be broken down into sections and-shipped for showings at Birmingham, Manchester, and Liverpool. The three-panel display tells of Alberta's natural resources, industries and tourist attractions. The buildings in the background of the above pictuie of the display cue reflections of the National Gallery and the base of Nelson's column in Trafalgar Square.

River Boat Memorial Likely I By HraM Corrnendnt 1 MEDICINE HAT -The Historical Society may soon receive a porl ion of the riverboat which at one time plied up and down the South Saskatchewan River here. A portion of Hie boiler, now irSting in a local wrap metal IteJip. beais the name of the place of manufacture in England, and the date. This piece may be mounted and placed in the historical museum at Riverside Park. At a recent meeting a report on this find was given, and a letter was read, telling of the part played in the rebellion of 1885 bv the "Lily." Johnson Claims War Unlikely MIAMI, Fla.

N.AP i Defence Si-cietary Loins' Joliiisou of the United Stales told the Kiuanis International convention Thursday that "we may stumble into the accident of war, but war is not on Ihe liorioii al the moment." lie departed fruiu his prepared speech to make the statement. IP-said that in preparing fur defence "we will not try to match lank for tank with any foreign nation." JOHNSON, questioned by reporters alter Ins talk, would not elaborate on Ihe "tank for lank" statement except to add: "New weapons of war have been developed." Johnson's address was the final event of the live-day convention. The delegates agreed to hold the 1951 convention in St. IamIis June 17-21. New officers elected Wednesday were introduced to the delegates.

The new president is Don If. Murdoch of Winnipeg. thur Long, Red illow. 'Robert Mcintosh, Viking; Ronald Sedgewick; Edward Dahl, BACHELOR OF ARTS Mary Anderson, David Barnes. Maurice Bishop.

Lorne Calhoun. Robert Campbell. Robert Cawsey. Eugene John Craig, Davidson. Robert Day, Allan Kd-wards, Mary Farmer, (Jtforge Forbes, Lois Grant, Maryleen Grantham, Selma Hamilton, Mildred Happ, William Henning, Don-eld Hepburn, Lois ilohbs, Mar-Hi-pt Hotlgan.

Isobel Johnson, John Kennedy. Onstsntin Kosowan, Esther Krei-(sel. Bruce LansririRe, James Lay-craft, Bonnell Loder, James Low, Robert. Low, Manoly Lupul. Morris Lyons, Vernon McEachern, Barbara McGregor, William McLean, Robert Mathieson, Mary Daurel Mills, William Mullen, Ronald Mulligan, John Murray, William Mustard, Leonard Musto.

Terence t. Michael O'Byrne, Joffre Qnelette. Josephine Pilcher. Pauline Racette, Tim othy Roebuck, Donald Ross. Alwyn Scott, Avery Smith, Vernon Smith.

Marie Spence, Richard Spilsted, William Stainton. Steer, June Taylor, Betlioe Thompson, Harry Weit. Clifford Wilkinson. George Wright, Frank Wyatt, all of Edmonton. Walter Barron Joseph Blazouske, John Boyd.

Kenneth Boyd, Violet Brogan. Alixe Bines, Margaret Crawford. Gregory Forsyth, PatT rick Mahoney, James Miller, Henry O'Connor, Fred Phillips, William Rodney, Suzanne Saucier, all of Calgary, i John Craine, John Dutton, Mary Griffiths. Edward McLennan, Jamie Paterson, Gordon Peterson. Ross Robinson.

Joan Rylands, Sidney Sherman, all of Lethbridge. Harry Andreasson, Prince Rupert, B.C.; Arnold Blakey, Botha; lames Bond. Leduc; Margot Burton, Medicine Hal: Audrey Cop-pock, Eckville; John Cram, Three Hills; Harlan Densmore, Red Deer; Marion Dressier, Rocky Mountain House; Violet Frenlin. Clinton, Henry Galvon. Blairmore; Jack Holmes.

Red Deer; James Jorgenson, Nampa; war, Peace River; Ralph Eng. High Piairie; Michael Gudzowaty, La- voy; Arnold Holmes, Carslairs; Ril'bert Jevne. Wetaskiwin. ence Kanes. crsKine; ttarry rviu- fas, Radw ay; Nick Kowalchuk Wilfred Lencucha, Blairmore; Donald MacDonald, New Westminster, B.C.: Milton Mclnnis, Bruce: Peter Macihorsky, Falun; Robert PhSris, Magrath; John Whittord; Powell, East Coulee; Eric Price, Ronald Sauder.

Waskatenau, Gor-Bellevue: John Stead. Lethbridge; don Schwann, Regina. Lome Kroelch. Slrome. Picture Butte: Norma Ileichen, Dante Lenardon.

Fernie. BCsiony pain; Josephine Kolisniak, Dorothy Loggie. Fairie Raphael Twn Hjs; Winnifred Mclntvre. Lopatka. Andrew; Joyce Love, i Coleman; Nattalie Rudko.

Was-Rrownvale; Albert Ludwig, Ry- katenau; John Brill. Mayerthorpe; rrofi; Bernard McDonald. Cole- Christensen, Standard: man: Colin Montgomery, Grande Nicholas Dawson. Wasel; John Prairie; Ijtwrence Moore, Days- Luekenchuk, Myrnam; Nick it i. ine Callagluin, Medicine Hat; Edith Cruickshank, Ranfuily; Marie Raymond; Barbara Eggen.

Lloydmin.ster, Peggy Grant. Rocky Mountain House; Dorothy Heather. Walsh; Eileen Meyer, Clover Bar; Barbara Millett, Blairmore: Joan Moriis. Delburne; Dorothy Ilea. Lethbridge, Marjory Realh, Vulcan.

Wilma Reid. Ponoka: Ethel Rose. Barrhead: Margaret Roski, Bon-diss; Meloa Sehaefer, Innisfail: Erika Schnell, I'sona; Margaret Scott, Kan head: Marjorie Walker. Salt Prairie; Eva Woods, Cain-rose. BACHELOR OF EDUCATION, IN INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND SENIOR DIPLOMA IN EDUCATION Kennel Brown.

Kathryn; Norman Luyckfassel, Nordegg. MOTHER PROUD DURAND, Mich. (AP) A Guernsey cow here Is the proud mother of a calf that weighed 14z'i pounds at birth. JJHiry experts at Michigan State College said the weight is about double the average for the breed. your tires are safe holiday driving! Smoother IMarcum, Leedale; Rene Marrinier, Donatville; William Melnyk, Bel-lis; Mark Meunier, Morinville; Nick Myshok, Mundare; Fred Nielson, Anyox, B.l".; Arnold 1'ur-dy, Biltle.

Keith Robin, Toronto; Douglas Ross. Perdue. William Smyth, Haddock: El- mer iaytor, Bow jslana; Aura Voth, Coaldale; George Windsor. High River. JUNIOR DIPLOMA IN EDUCATION FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Mae Empey, Mary Johnson.

Marian Parker, Ralph Pettibone, Vera Walters, Maisie Wheatlcy, all of Edmonton. Shirley Alexander. Nina Buckles. Eleanor Cooke, Edith Dodds-Bel- anger, JJoreen Watt, all ot lal- i I la Viai noetcn. li a ni nil Laura Brown B.C.; Max- sure for mu cifi-ft if i fifff fir! rx mm A Selland, Champion; Nicholas Semeluk, Vilna; Gtinther Sherman Namao; Henry Shewchuk, Wil- lingdon; Joseph Sikora, Calmar; Arthur Sovereign, Peace River, Samuel Sleeves.

Swalwell; Ralph Sutherland, Bcsshorough, B.C.: Jack Taylor. Banff; Richard Taylor, Medicine Hat; Edward Thompson. Banff. Frederick Trollope, Toronto; Robert Waterman. Lindsay, Dennis Watson, Moose Jaw, Arthur C.

Willis, Svvjft Current, Sask. BACHELOR OF LAWS John Bassie, Donald Bowen. William Brennan, James Campbell, Jack Chapman. Arthur Crossley, James Dimos, D'Arey Duncan, George Will-David Hartman, John Hope, Ralph Hyde, Robert Johnson, Frank Lieber, James Macrae. Tevie Miller, Charles Noble.

David Prowse, John Robinson. Dean Saks. Grant Strale, Robert Weeks, all of Edmonton. David Dworkin. John Mahoney.

Cecil MolyneUN. Miles Patterson. John Smith, all of Calgary. Lloyd Chamberlain. Camrose; John Davies, Lethbridge; Donald Medhurst.

Foremost; Jerome Reyda, Berwvn: Charles Virtue. Lethbridge; Harry Wilson, Fernie, B.C.; Stephen Wood, Raymond. BACHELOR OF EDUCATION AND SENIOR DIPLOMA Isabella Clarke, Mona Miehie, Agnes Moreau. Ulrich Albrecht, Merton A1kin. Ormus Bates, Albert Befus.

Warwick Blench, Daniel Brown-low, Harold Bryant. Arthur Dean, James Hunter, Ronald Lilley. Joseph MeCallum. Richard Quail. Robert Ramsay, Francis Robinson.

Clifford Shelton, George Slainer. William Wedder, all of Edmonton. Eleanor Marshall. Raymond Nadeau, Allan Winchester, all of Calgary. Gladys Anderson.

Dorothy Cam eron, botn ot Let nonage; t.ecii Saiigsler, Medicine Hat; Cecilia Wanham: Ruth Hanev Lupaschuk. Andrew; Flovd Lntic, Hairv Hill; Donald McDavid. Stettler. Orran Matson, Claresholm: Iawrence Motiuk, Mundare; Marshall Nay, Myrnam; Franklin Riddle, Bassano; Angus Smith, Mannv ille. BACHELOR OF EDUCATION Amelia Werhisky, Phyllis Young.

Frederick Clark. James Davies. Richard Davies. Arthur Fisk, Ronald Henbest. Edward Kemp, Howard Singleton, Roln-rt Willi.

Frederick Wournell. all of Edmonton. Dorothy Shantz, Ross MeCor- jmick both of Calgary. Colleen Reid, Ponoka: Enid Sander, Waskatenau: Irene Spady. Alliance; Marcel Asquin.

Drum-heller; William Dawson. Innisfail: Thomas Dick, Blufflon: Jack Fisher. Grande Prairie: Gordon Peacock, Pibroch; Harold Sharlow, Wetaskiwin: William Soprovich. Hillcrest; Weslev Wetter, Fleet. SENIOR DIPLOMA IN EDUCATION Rubv Anderson, Alberta Byers.

Sidney Fleet, Heima Martin, Martin Adamson. Michael Bulat. Janies Carlson, Nicholas Hfynyk, Rosario Lacerte. Edward Mirkleson, Andre Piard. "Robert Smith, Joseph Steedman, William Tchir, all ot Edmonton.

Ruth Hulland. Calgary: Jean Archibald. Sexsmilh; Rita Bon-neau, Blairmore: Patricia Bur-bidge, Pointe de Bois, Eira Tydfil Jones, Claresholm: June Justin. Thorsby; Gwen Morrison, Gleichen; Ann Prokopuik, Two Hills; Mary Stokoe, Monitor: Leah Thurston, Fort Assiniboine; Josephine Berlando, Aerial: Nicholas Bodnar, Radway; Nicholas Cham-chuk, East Coulee; Nicholas Che-peha, Willingdon. Richard Cunningham, High River; Thomas Davies, Hillspring; James Dennio, Mirror; Harry De- pinup VIRGINIA Duncan Gordon of Edmonton won a fellowship ut Notre Dame for research on rare drugs, ami Robert Uurman of Edmonton a fellowship at the University of California, for work on the chemistry of cancer.

STEPHEN KRAYCHY, of Red-water, has received fellowship to the University Wisconsin George Feniak, Waispite, lias been awarded a University of Washington fellowship. George A. Gillies of Edmonton has received a fellowship at ihe University of California. Three honors chemistry students from Edmonton, scheduled to graduate Ibis spring, have received national research council awards for post-graduate work at McGill University. Montreal.

They are Frank E. Murray, Edwin S. Sanderson and Charles Wood. SOAKS UP ROAD-SHOCK 1 jrj U.B.C. Has2-Day Grad Exercises VANCOUVER i CP Uni-versiiy of British Columbia's mushrooming emnpiis was black with robes today as one of the largest graduating cLism's in the university's history rinsed the two-day ceremonies.

Thursday's graduates applied science students of a total of 1,8110 in all faculties heard the Rt Hon. C. D. Howe, trade minister, deliver a graduation address with an accent on engineering. "OPPORTUNITIES for young engineers," Mr.

Howe said, "and for graduates generally, are as good, or netltr than they were 40 years ago." Mr. lloue was presented with mi honortiry degree of doctor of science with Dr. F. E. Term'an, dean of the school of engineering at Stanford University; H.

R. Mae-MUiun. B.C. industrialist, R. V.

Diamond, president of Consolidated Mining and Smelling Company; and Dr. J. If. Finlayson, retiring dean of applied science, U.B.C. Today, M.

E. pioneer journalist and one of the founders of The Canadian Press, will he presented wilh an honorary degrpe as well as Marion Linriehurgh, director of the McGill School of Nursing. LUXURY HOTEL STOCK11ULM (CP) A. new luxury hotel will be opened in July at M.trstrand, popular sea resort on Sweden's west coast, not far from Gothenburg. Furnished and decorated in "Swedish Modern," it will have 80 rooms and a dining loom capable of serving 225 guests.

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Kelowna. B.C.: Low-! ell Williams, Carston. JUNIOR DIPLOMA IN EDUCATION FOR HIGH SCHOOL Helen Eckert. Janet Estrin, Coi-inne Eraser, Evelyn Gauld, Margaret Kibbe, Jean Kyle, Edith Lee, Edith McGhee, Rosalie Mcllaffie. Louise Mersky.

Agnes Newton, Gertrude Otterson, Gwendolyn Sinclair, Edna Spackman, Doreen Spence, Sister Mary Francis Mur-rv Sister Sheila Marv Cassidv. FMiia Thomson. Mary Tutty, Ber-! tha Wournell. David Bennett, Allan Boomer, Otto Deutsch, John Forge Edward Freimanis. Peter Hoffarth.

Lloyd Knowler. Glenn McCullough, Ross McCullough, Alexander MacKinnon, Donald Marion. Peter Rede-copp. Alexander Taylor, Gilbert Williams, John Winlerton, all of Edmonton. Marjorie, Valley DePaoli.

Marion Ilolzworth, Edith McCullough. Sciserea MacLaine, Edith Reavley, Walter Bateman, I Glenn Bilton, John Clapperton, Leonard Cooper. Robert Harris. Albeit Lust, Arthur McFaul, Ber- nard Reddick, Henry Thomassen, I William Whitford. all of Calgary.

Isabel Alcorn, Alliance; Gillian Allen, Ohaton; Valeria Anderson, Lethbridge; Mary Bennett, Kel-1 owna. B.C.; Margaret Lethbridge; Gwendolyn Lucille Daley. Granum; Ailcen Debt, Saskatoon; Jeannette Gorgichuk, Ka-leland; Jean Hymas, Rosebud-Gloria Jubb, Drumheller. Jean Keeley, Mayerthorpe; Sylvia Kun-dnrewich, Hollow Lake; Enid Lee, Cardston. Maria I.iviero, Mounlain Perk; Dorothy Louglin.

Viking; Claire Medil, "Mooa Agnrs Noel, Westlock; Margaret' Belle-vue; Barbara Randall, Barrhead; Shirley Rhodes. Lethbridge; Phyllis Saler, Kindersley, Sylvia Sattler, Bentley; Sheila Shand, Pauline Sutermeister, Gleichen; Josephine Taborski. Bellcvue; Sonia Woytkiw, Mundare; Lillian Yonkers, Leduc. Alan Affleck, Moose Jaw; Peter Andrews, Two Hills: Percy Baxter, Whilecourl; William Behuni-ak, Roseclale; Roy Bowman, Westward Ho; BYitz Blockman, Esther; Arrigo Chiste. Lethbridge; Donald Corse, Grassliiiid; Gerald Crawford, Pincher Creek; Ivor Dent, Saskatoon; Toffen Dublanko, Calmar; Clarence F.mard, Burdett; Alfred Hosking.

Vegreille; Walter Hughes, Calmar. John Humphries, Saskatoon; Benny Janz. Coaldale; Waller Kaasa, Barrhead: John Kempo, Nordegg; Robert Klappstein, Fair-vieW; Philip Klem, Smoky Lake; Michael Alexander Kostek. Two Hills, Allan Krebs. Fort Saskatchewan; Alvin Kunst.

Brooks; Russell Leskiw, Spedden; Leroy mm HNI CUT i 1 iland; Ellie Olson. Nisku; Alexandra Pvrcz, Ijduc; Shirley Rab-' bage, Medicine Hat; Stephen Nanton; Oliver Seward, Kitscotv: Douglas Sherbaniuk, Vegrevi'lle; Theodore Thomas, Lake; Sister M. of St. These des Anges, Father; Joseph Trofimuk, Calmar; William Walton, Fort Saskatchewan; John Wanamaker, Jasper. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ARTS AND SCIENCES Roy Anderson.

Ronald Bedford, Archel Bernarde. Claude Bisson, Everett Brown, William Bruce, Patrick i Byrne. Ralph Cable, Brunton 'Cameron. Alex Christiansen. James Cuthbertson, Ronda Dahl, Frederick Dalby, Nestor Dickie.

Donald Dickson, William Ditto. Emerson Duff. John English. Edward Evans. Raymond Fleming, Robert Fleming.

Manuel Fried-1 msn, Spencer Gallagher. George Gibb, Hugo Greiner, Allan Hay, Marian Hudson, Edward Jennings, George Kettyls, Samuel Kirkpatriek. Charles Knight, John Koblanski. Helen Leskiw, James Lyons. John Macdonald.

John A. McGregor, John R. McGregor, IWilliam McLuhan, Robert Mo Wallace McSween, Urbain Mangan. Frederick Marshall. Ernest Mercer.

Richard Mercer, Melvin Minogue, Douglas Mitchell, Arnold 'Murray. Francis Murray, Kenneth Murray, Leonard Mew, Doris Nuffer. Tron Nyhus, Robert O'Connor, Georgia Patas, John 'Pasochnik, Theresa Palsula. Harold Payne, Frederick Read, Edwin Sanderson. Dorothy Shaner, James Simpson.

Lois Skorupski. Joseph 'Smith, Gordon Spackman, John Stewart. Erling Stolee. Joseph Storcer, Pauline St. Pierre.

Kathleen Tanner, Andrew Thompson, Gordon Travis. George Trott. William Tyler. Gordon Vail, Walter Wetns. T)on Wood, Raina Yanda, Roman Yanda, all of Edmonton.

Donald Aikenhead. James Allen. Harold Aniliff, William Arm-Strong, Carolyn Barnes, Harvey Buckmaster, James Campbell, Evelyn Crawford, James Crawford Mary Ditto. Glen Edwards, Edward Fish. Gordon Foster.

Al-1 hert Goodjohn, Harold Harse, Harold llawes, Joseph Joyce, I lor- are King. Douglas Logan. Alex I.nve, Dalton Macwilliams, Thomas Maginley. Albert Okazaki, Robert Parry, William Robinson. Norma Ronn.

Donald Shaw, William Tanner, all of Calgary. Robert Eggen. Raymond Frache. Alvin McKenziP. Anne Witwicki, 1 nil of Lethbridge.

i Marcel Albinafi. Fahler; Arthur Amundsen. Claresholm; Dougla.s Asp, Kingman: William Barnett, Peachland, B.C. Ernest Bryant, Moose Jaw; Charles Burge. Kaslo.

B.C.; Norman Legal; Nestor Cebu-liak, Cadomin: Donald Christensen, Black Diamond; Norman Church, Stavely; George Clark. Jasper; kussell Coglan, I.ousana: Murray Colwell, Dalemead; William Costigan. Swttler; Alton Craig. Red Deer Gino D'Appolonia. Coleman? Ray Davjs.

Sedgewick: Vernon IVnr.is. Meeting Creek: Edgar Diamond, Blairmore: Hugh Dun-ford. Sylvan Lak; William Elder. Tnnidad. R.W.I.; Vernon f'rick-xon.

Olds; George Feniak, War-npite; Josephine Ferguson, Cadomin; Morrison Finlayson, Mal-laig: Evelyn Fitzsimmons, Alix; Gordon Harjrreaves, Jasper: tor-i don Hawkins, Okanagan Mission. B.C. Arthur Hayes. Vancouver; Jolm TTemstnek. Fair'iew: Ijirraine Redwater; John Lind, Granum; Joseph I.nkenchuk.

Mvrnam: Floyd McMillan. Thorbild; John McMorran. Rindloss; Ronald Manz. Fort Saskatchewan: Leo Marjanen. Sylvan Lake; Evelvn Matt.son.

Three Hills: Harold Miller. Innifail; John Mutchmor. Re-emu: Wnllare Mydlsnd. High feivrr; Arnold Morn. Prince Al-hfff thrn O'rksyn.

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