St. Louis Globe-Democrat from St. Louis, Missouri • 7

1 1 nuis -1 1 lailn 6Iabt7Prmarrat, Warning, 5, 103S. DISCUSSING PLANS FOR PLAYGOERS Patin cullban Alarntng, unt a-, 103S ,05 DISCUSSING NS FOR PLAYGOERS Playgoers to See Good Shows Playg Missing Ma n's Body Found in Creek Missing Man's- Body 1. snn Found in tuu 4, ii 1.. 4 :t7.7.:77:7'.''';'' -tz--. :71,....: 'r- P' 1,14, 't.

t- ..:,,,,.1 --1 I i- .7. .71 i i 1 t. iR Marcus Heiman, Broadway Book-. and 1 Max Gordon Visit Here Moro Broad Max 71 .5:: a.t.,WO:hint.losn-,0...:-,::::L Dr. M.

H. Hiner of Newark, N. fo Give Tuiiday 715 to Be ra uated at Washingtbn 4 Dr. M. H.

Hiner of Newark, N. fo Give dorntriencement- Address Tueiday Graduated 715 to Be a ii Dr. M. H. 'liner of Newark, to Give N.

di I I the Playgoers. It will givi3 perend nial life to the legitimate theater." Max Gordon, producer Of such outstanding successes as'or Band, Wagon," 'Roberta," "Thek at and the Fiddle" and "Richard also promised Holderness that he would send his productions here tp assure i the Playgoers success. I Holderness announced ubscribers amounting to 800 season ticket reservations already have been enrolled for the 1938-39 searom- It will be to the advantage of any theater lover to join the nonprofit civic organization, he added, whether they sit in low-price at or a high-price seat throughout he sea- 1 1 7 perend Of such ea Band at and also would tJo azsure ubscrib- On ticket heen It 5 of any nonprofit wheth float or a ehri high-price seat throughout tlhorwo-upgrhi coeu ta he (litr son. 4 1 SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TRH Gtour-DimocRAT. CARLYLE, June 4.

The body of Claude S. Norman, well-to-do farmer of Irishtown, near here, and member of a prominent Clinton County family, was found in Beaver Creek, four miles west of his home, this afternoon. He had been missing since Thursday night Iwhen he left home, telling his wife he Was going for a walk. 11 Yesterday Mrs. Norman offered a I reward of $50 for' anyone finding her husband, and a searching party of about 100 residents of the county was formed.

This morning she increased the offer to WO. The body was found by Harold von Gerichten Jannett. SPECIAL. DISPATCH TO THS GLOSS-DEMOCRAT; CARLYLE, June 4. The body of Claude S.

NOTMEttl, well-to- do farmer of Trishtown, near here, and member of a prominent Clin- ton County familv was found in Beaver Cr-eek milpq wext of nrw fivtAirter of about 100 residents of I her husband, and a searching party the county was formed. This morning she 'in- creased the offer to $100. The body was found by Harold von Gerichten and Jannett. SPEAKER MENIMOPIIPPIMMErm1 i I 1 A' Reading Clinic 1 3-. 4- fr 1 1 .4 4,0, 5 rt- 01.11'...

Reading Clinic 1 r- 4-- 1 11 '4'. 1 1 i 4-, rVile do- z- :.1 1, 4 V-. Dr. Martin I ill Ittner of Newark, N. former president of the Amer- ican Institute of Chemical Engineers, will give the address at the seventy-seventh commencement of I Washington University at 10 tn.

Tuesday in the Field House. when 715 students will receive degrees and diplomas. His subject will be, t'The Function of Technology in I Dr. Malvern Bryan Clopton, president of Washington University will make the announcement and Chancellor George Reeves Throop will confer' the degrees. The invocation and benediction will be given by Dr.

Truman Bartlett Douglass. pastor of Pilgrim Congregational Church. a 1 of the total of 715 students who willreceive 'degrees, 475 are men and 240 women. Women student; will receive 98 bachelor of arts degrees, 58 bachelor of science in edu, cation, 17 bachelor of science ill soCial work, 18 master of arts and 10 master of science. Male students will receive-95 degrees in Medicine, 50 in-law and .30 in den Two Michigan, City Newspapers Merge i By AsSociated Press.1 MICHIGAN CITY, June 4.

Merger 01 the MichigTt City. News and the Michigan City Evening Dispatch was announced here today. r. The new newspaper, to be, known as the Michigan City News-Dis- will make its first ppear- ance Monday. The management group 11 be H.

R. Misener, publisher; R. C. Av- eritt, general manager; W. Rohrer, business manager, and A.

NV. Spiers; editor. 4. -w tan City. 7.1ty Eve- Iced here leI known ppear) til be R.

C. Av-i Roh- id A. W. Twol Michitian city AseSociatedgPnress.ci Newspapers Merge i By eif) the Michigan City IIICHIGAN CITY, June 4. -Merger ning Dispatch was announced here News and the Michigan City Ever The new newspaper, to he known today.

as 4h Michigan it News-Dis- will make its first Eippear ance Monday A summer clinic in reading and arithmetic will be sponsored by the Department of Education of Washington University from June 20 to July 29. Registration will be held from 9 a.m. to noon and from 1:30 to 4 p. June 16 and 17, and from 9 a. in.

till noon June ,18 in room 208, Eads Hall Children having difficulty with reading and arithmetic will be given tests to determine the needs of each individual and then will be assigned to instructors in groups of not more than three. Each, group will receive 45 minutes of instruction each day for five days each week in the subject. 1 A summer clinic in reading and arithmetic vvill be sponsored by the Department of Education of Wash- ington University from June 20 to July 29. Registration will be held from 9 to noon and from 1:30 to 4 p. June 16 and 17, and from 9 a.

In. till noon June ,18 in room 208, Eads Hall. Children having difficulty with reading and arith- 44; '54 lym-y(' I i- '1, i very leading I stage producer would like to see organizations similar to the Playgoers of St. Louis in every city of the nation, according to Marcus Heiman. president of the United Booking Office, New York, which schedules the best Broadway stage attractions, for road appearances throughout this country.

and Canada. He arrived in the city yesterday to see a. 1 performance of Unafraid' at the Municipal Opera and confer with M. E. Holderness, president of the Playgoers.

.1 1 Heiman promise ci Holderness this city, because of the Playgoers, will be assured of any outstanding stage play touring next season. Among the offerings he said al; ready scheduled for appearance here are Ethel i Barrymore' in "White Oaks;" Alfred Lunt and Lynn in two Ed Wynn in his first musical play in several years, "Hooray For What;" "Of Mice and Men," selected 'es the best play of the last season -by the New York critics; 'I'd Rather. Be Right," with George M. Cohan; the 1938 Pulitzer prize winner, "Our Town," with Frank Craven; "On Borrowed Time," "Shadow and Substance;" George Abbott's newest hit, "What a Life;" the Mercury Theater and Theater Guild combination of a five-play cycle; trude Lawrence in "Susan' and God;" Maxwell Anderson's "Star Wagon;" "Golden Boy" and "Bachelor Born." CORNELL MAY VISIT He also assured Holderness he would use every effort to persuade Katherine Cornell to visit St. Louis before New York in her new play which will open in the fall.

The Theater' Guild also is planning to give one of their productions its world premiere here becaue of the Playgoers, headded. 1 1 I "Organized audiences will assure good plays for cities outside of New York as well as mean more and better- Heiman said. "The Playgoera as responsible for St. Louis -having so many fine attractions last season. Civic groups similar to th Playgoers throughout this countr will mean 1 the salvation of tourih shows.

I can assure St. Louisans their Playgoers has stimulated interest every; where and I know of Iseveral cities that expect to put int() operation a-similar plan i this year. -America should take off its a city that has both the Municipal Opera alid EverY I ances throughout this country anal Canada. He arrived einrftehrme ceintcyeyees- terday to see a 1 13 a ei i pn at Ile moepne a dUnaanfr Unafraid faetr the mMu: Among the offerings be said al; E. Holderness, president of the Playgoers 1 1 1 I Heiman promised Holderness this city, because of the Playgoers, will be assured of any outstanding stage play tourint next season.

in ready scheduled for appearance White Oaks Alfred Lunt and here are Ethel i Barr3rmore' Lynn in 11 two plays, Ed Wynn in his first musical play in several years, 'llooray For 'What ft Marcus Heiman, president of the United Booking Office, New York (left), assures M. E. Holderness president of the 'Playgoers (center), this city will be given every opPor- tunity to see the best stage plays in the 1938-39 season because of its assured attendance plan. While here to visit a Municipal Opera performance he announced a large list of attractions to come here. Max Gordon, noted Broadway produce; (right), also promised to send his stage hits to St.

Louis. NI CharlPio Ft lward' Wintius. B. Ralph Leo I- I 2luelLor It S. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN DENTAL 2 CIENCE Arthur 'William thieht, Romie' Henry Millet- Jr.

Bank 'Stoller DocTolt OF DENTAL SURGERY. I 0: 1 A sea--o 1 I I i 1 I 1 I 1 O. 62 0 'It .141 0. IP Immommi 7 I A 0 Po Awards to 74 at Lindenwood St. Teresa Academy to Graduate 27 Bishop Henry Althoff will present diplomas to 27 graduates of St.

Teresa Academy, East St. A Dr. Martin Hill. Tuner of Newark, N. who will deliver University commencement address on Tuesday.

At the 111th annual I Thursday No More for Belleville The City of Belleville is not en. titled to any additional premium from H. C. Speer Sons Company, Chicago investment bankers from the sale of $582,000 city bonds, City Attorney L. N.

Perrin Jr. declared yesterday in an opinion filed with the Belleville City Clerk. Belleville-sold the bonds to the Speer Company May 6. rpceivEng a premium of $6011. The company resold the bonds for a $65,000 premium.

The. City Council upon learning of the bond sale for prethium 10 times what it received, instructed the City Attorney to bring suit to recover half of the larger premium. Perrin's opinion said the city's contract with the bond hous, barred such a law suit, and that the $6011 it received under the contract is all it was entitled to. DANDRUFF I and ITCHING SCALP Coos 'Hair Loss end- BALDNESS 1 Co. Prevent Those Start TREATMENT Belot You Are Bald Examination Fro.

not en. premium ers from nds, City declared Lied with to the receivEng company $,000 pre- cil upon le for received, orney to 'f of the he city's hous, and that lder the tied to. ALP DNESS I. are Bald Schepark. Alev, Shniderman.

Ivan Sachs Silberman. Bruce Edward Silverman. Earl Srenro, Philip Lee Taylor. Richard Milton Toon. Wayne Wilirrittnn.

Albert William Lawrence Forestal Wood Carolyn Lowther Wright. Counterfeiters Choose Wrong Partner By Associated Press. ST. JOSEPH, June men Who had a scheme for "converting" $1 bills into $5 bills through use of chemicals and a press erred in selecting Dan Hoffman, retiree dairyman, as their "partner." Hoffman immediately told police. As a result Leo Francis Sullivan was held in the County Jail today on a charge of attempting to obtain $500' from Hoffman by false pretenses, while police searched for the second man.

Sullivan was arrested at a hotel when he arranged a tweeting with Hoffman, according to the latter. The man now sought has the "money converting" outfit, police Sullivan pleaded not guilty when arraigned today. at 9 -a. rd. at St.

Eliza-, i beth's Church, Twenty-fifth street i and Ridge, avenue. 4 Rev. William E. Trombley, pastor of Holy Angels Church East; St. Louis, will deliver the baccalau! reate and the class will be present1 ed by Rev.

Peter Engel, chaplain 1 of the school. I The graduates: 1 Genevieve Mary Angeline I Burns, Katherine Burns. Clara Marie 1 Clark. Lucille Cook. Alice Jane Conley.

Rosemary Connors. Mary Louise Connors. Rita Fritsch, Mary Ruth Kernan, Emily I'Kermit Dorothy James. 'Frances Knapp, Mary Wileiringeri Ilita Larkin, Mary- Morton. Cecilia Nieman.

Kathleen O'Connell, Martha Catherine O'Daniel, Catherine Paz-- I derka. Margaret Scannell. Virginia Sweet. I Jon ono, Weber, Lysie Louise Wheatley. 1 Marian White.

Dorothy Wuller, Beatrice Arth. Accepts Offer I ment exerctseof Lindertwood College tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock; Dr. Harry C. Rogers, pastor. of the Linwood Presbyterian 4 Church in Kansas City, Mo will wi make the address, with the topic, "Modern Spiritual Pioneers." I Miss, Pearl Walker first soprano of the Second Presbyterian Church I choir and a vocal teacher in Lindenwood's music faculty, will sing two solos: "I Will Extol Thee (Eli)," by Costa, and "Lovely iSpring," by Coenen.

Pledges for the two highest honor sc.cleties, Alpha Sigma Tau and IAlpha Mu Mu, will be announced iby President John Lincoln Roemer, before awarding the 74 degrees, diplomas and certificates of the day. awards and prizes are also to be Highest of all will be the bestowal of the annual fellowship for graduate work. to A- luncheon to the student body, their relatives and friends, and to the alumnae and old students will be given at noon. CLIN SCALP SPECIALIST 31413AS.GRAND LAclede TOST LP de TOSS WEDDING ENSEMBLES Mail I mI fie 11111 East'Side Theater of $94 The sum of $94, receipts of the Avenue Theater, 219 Collinsville avenue, East St. Louis, were stolen from Hagen, 1407 Lynch avenue; East St.

Louis, assistant manager of the theater, as he was carrying them to the night depository of the First a half block from the theater on Collinsville last night. As be passed an alley two men, one of them armed with 1-a ptstol, emerged and forced Hazen to walk with them 100 feet into-the alley. They took the money. which was in a canvas bag. ordered Hagen to lie face down and then fled.

Your Choke of -1411 Several Different IlP 'Designs in Either Yellow or White Gold. hcc IP Different 4 Detsigns 0 or Ntyhite Gold. Robert L. Abbey, assistant In Spanish at Washington University, has accepted an appointment as an assistant in the Department of Romance Languages at Brown University, Providence, R. I.

He l'eceived his ichelor's degree at Washington University in 1936, and will his master's degree at the commencement exercises on Tuesday. Engineers 111 PICMC The Engineers' Club of SL Louis will hold its annual picnic outing next Sunday at Lindendale Park, Highland, Ill. PER srr fiDtINN'Si3) 912-914 FRANKLIN prelPati.W.s741,Several UP -0il(-41 00.00111111p $109 i PER srr -1' ali N-N'S t' .,2, 912 .,9114 FRANKLIN I fltILI A L'IlLnItY CAN FRY BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IrN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 'Katherine Kearney Shirley Belle Weisman. BACHIELOR OF IN SOCIAL WORK 'Catherine Lois Barlow, Jean Dorritt Berthold. Annabelle Blocker.

Nellie Elmira Deliord. Ruth Emma Lydia Hagedorn, Sylvia Moriia Helen Hutchins Hutlig. Lillian Thelma Kat Pei. Harry Lee Kanter, Mary Jane Krueger. Barbara Biakeman Lampe.

Selma Lieberman. An tonie: Elizabeth Luetscher, Genevieve Annette Elizabeth Virginia Siegmund. Martha Louise Weingart. Jacqueline Parks Wood. Estelle: Tawitz.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION Marguerite Jane Barker. A. Bernice Beatrice Baumgartner. Ethel Dane Bender. Martha Sue Sublette Birk.

Lothar Gottlieb Braeunig. Haien Broida. El-le Mabel Bullock, Helene Itoyeton Celli-core. Frank Frederick Clasquin. Norma Marie Dreilke.

Maryloulse Evers. Loulee Laura Rope Evelyn Filch. June Eleanor Gorda. Carline- Hope Gentile. Franees Ea st burn Gregerson.

Daphne Evelyn Ituth. Jewell Harberg. Graee Brooman Bastey, Mabel Hawkins. Gerrard Herget, Audrey Cornelia Hicks, George Gordon, Houston. Dorothy Danner limiter.

Helen Gliehrist Hurd. Blanch. Florence Allen Kelley. Faith Koch. Louise Cecile Kraus.

Mildred Ruth: Lellew. 'Louise Lett. Mary Ninunn Liddle, Emma Dorathea 'Michel. Lida Eunice Miller. Marcia Harriet Niehaus.

Mary Glynn O'Neill. Evelyn Temple--ton Parson. Sarah Philip. Marjorie Fhilpot. Louis Preinteky.

J.uville oe Richmiller. Mary Angela Rodult, Claribel Bynearson. Nellie Turney Samson. A. 'Elizabeth Boutwell Sandfos.

Marie-Emolia Schade. Edward Fred Schmelzel. Minna Sehmiedos. Marjorie Agnes Schroeder. Jean Stewart Simpson.

Ruth Adelaide Smith, Vera Grace smith. Corinne Roth Steiner. Mary- Ann Stevens. Marguerite Elizabeth Henrietta Sinehrit, Alfred Bob-, ert Them. Stella 'Thompson.

Ruth Genevieve Trelman, Armin George Turechek. Elizabeth Ann VanLuven, A. William Jame. Vogler. Janet Vogt, Josephine Watkins.

Alice Reeves West. Charlotte Marie Widen, Pearl Edna Yeager. BACHELOR OF Selltr2SCE JOURNALISM. Charles Clayton Anderson. Eloise Vallee James Butler Buphyhead, Richard Alien Clark.

Juanita Constance Freitag. Norman Greenspan, Mary Louise Lange-man. blary Lou 'Renard. Ruth May Sackmann. 'Loftin Herbert Sandidge, Martha Ann Smith, Fern Cullotn Slukenbroeker.

June West BACHELOR OF LAWS. Jane Alger. Sigmund Julian Beret. A. William Bain Becker.

A. itiarion Tinsley Bennett. A. William Thomas Brooking, A. Ernest Acton Brooke.

Nobel von Alien Carlisle, A. B. Jane Chapirlow. A. Harry Clay Deckert, A.

Sol Eisen. Franklin Ferries, A. Jack Janiattue Meier. A. IL: Earl Meyer Fisheall, A.

John James Gainer, A. Morrie Jack Garden. Marjorie Frances Gillam. Clemmie Charles GOVP. A.

13.t. Reginald Ctrr Graham, A. Kenneth William Grattendick, Paul Leavy Halloran. Charles-Flandere Hamilton. Walter Albert Itilgendort.

Karl Ede. ard, B. 8. B. Charles Marvin Kirkham.

Nathan Koh Jr, A. B. Naomi Kolbrenner, A. IL: f'rederick Loam Kuhlmann. A.

Jack Whitman Lich. Josef Boris Auguetne Frankliti Martin. A. IL: William Lowe Manon lit Edward Edwin Miller A. Afilton Irving Carl Frederick Morisee, A.

Herbert Ernst August Moreno A. John Frederick Nitiekerman. George Paul Mueller, Frederick Harold Murtfeldt. IL Willard Baron Myers, A. William Gordon I'Donnell.

A. Gerald Kenneth Freeberg. Lloyd Schainker. Frederick Sottelth LOUIR Schiller. A.

William Cole Seaton Martin Edrington Sheete A. IL: Lorraine Simpeort. Alexander Ronald Stewart. A. Anetin Thomas Stickel's.

VI- ham Archibald Thle, A. Bertram 'William Tremayne A. Meredith Bertram Turner. A. Joe Cobb.

Welborn, Robert Bucker Welborn. DOCTOR or JURISPRUDENCE. Thomas Edward Blackwell. M. S.

BACHELOR OF SCIKNCE IN MEDICAL SCffINCK Henry Lewis Barnett. James Luther 'Menges. Joseph Hirsh Pollock, Heed Morgan Simpson. Says Commission Has Power to Set Dates By Associated Press. JEFFERSON CITY, June-win T.

Bode, stat0 conservation director, said today he was convinced the Conservation Commission hal power to fix dates for the opening of the fishing season, regardless of an old Missouri statute setting the starting time on May 30. A test suit on the point was Instituted in Dallas County, when Prosecutor Theodore Scott had Floyd Hoover and Byron Marsh; Buffalo, arrested for catching bass on May 28. The commission had moved the usual opening date up two days to permit sportsmen to take advantage of the three-day Memorial Day week-end. Mickey Mouse Creator Given College Degree. By Associated Press.

LOS ANGEI.RS, June 4. Honorary degrees were conferred upon Walt Disney, creater of Mickey Mouse, and upon several other persons of outstanding achievements today at the University of Southern California's commencement exerciseg for 1600 graduates in Los Angeles Coliseum. 1 1 1 William Robert Alstadt. Earl Franris I k'elfx Philip John William Brown. Arthur William Entail, B.

Thormes Eugene Connor. William Car- Hngton, Davin, William Raymond Edwards. William Thomas Fleteher. Donald Weedy Greene. Jules Paul Guidry Char leaWilliam Ileck, Edward 'William Thadgson, Robert William, Lohman, Robert Lee Hudgens.

Jon' Edward Klein. Grindon Elsworth Leslie. Richa rd Everett Mann, Romie Henry Miller B. S. Dail Weir Mullins, Mary Elizabeth -Murdoch.

Frank 'Henry Orlick. Edavard Feedrick Rose. Rudolph Charles Sefitert 'William Walter Senn, Edwin McCoy John Leo Sprengnether. Thomati Alfred Ward. Ilomer Charles 'Wieser, Gilbert I Yang, Michael Zboyovski.

1 GRADUATE NURSE. 4 Diploma Anna Elizabeth Abbott, Mary Louise I Baker, Yvonne Lillian I3ost. Marjorie ton Brown, Dorothy Forsliee George Crawford, Louise Elizabeth Crouse, Mary Jane -Dover. Mary Emily Nancy Kathleen Drake. Anna Fisher.

B. Johnni Carolyn Fisher.i Eloise Daze' Hagler. Virginia Thelma Herrick. Opal Withaup Howard, grace Ann flues. Helen June Marjorie Curtis Helen Hemler Rutti Gwendolyn Kennedy.

Alice Louise Alice Eilzar-, beth Morgan, Mabel Madiene Morrie. Donna Laura Norwood Alice Marie Oldham. Mary Virginia Regan. 'Mary Louise Rhein, Marlon Estelle Rio. Josephine Taman', Martha Gene Thalmann.

Mildred Alice Wilieford. Elizabeth Harkness Wright. Leah Isabel Zumwalt. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING. Yvonne Lillian Bost.

Dorothy Durrett Dollar. Cordelia Genelle Keithly, Mary Virginia Reagan. COMMIISSIONS IN THE REFINERS RESERVE CORPS. UNITED STATES ARMY. Second Lieutenant.

Coast Artillet7 Section. Charles William Barth th. Harry Frederick Brooker. B. Harry Carlton Brown, B.

William Nelson Brown IL B. Kenneth William Dickman. B. Thomas Francia Gallagher 39.: Meyer Lipman Goldman. A.

B. David Warren Hassemer. B. Harold- Colton Herrick M. B.

Waldemar John S. Ruasell William Henry Noelli B. 8. William Charles Odell, 39; James Edwin Itisk. Blaine Galen Sclitilidt.

D. $.. MASTER OF ARTS. In EennomicsClark Lee- Allen In Education Anna Strassner Brum-, Climmont Christian Loew. Otto Barton Swyers.

In-Education and Economics--Raymund Graham Rem's. In Education and Ilintory-Milton Wealey Biarbaum. Katherine Dixon Crippen. In English Mary Edna Dorothy Doe David EAMON! Kammerer. Dorothy Mary Merkel.

Dorothy Holloway Pflager. Hetty Pick, B. S. Alma Katherine Reitz. Alfred Oliver -Willeineon.

In FrenchElnor Katherine Wiechert. In German and EnglishDaniel Catlin McCluney Jr. in German and General Literature Reinold Waldemar Janetzke. In GreekEugene Rudolph Bertermann. In HistoryLuther, Roderick do Nard, Ruth Elizabeth Foster.

Ruth Pitcairn James. Grace Limits. Ritter. In Hiatory and Education Wilma McCracken Bremer. in Latin Dingle-Rucker Maar, Dine May Thoelke.

In Political Ferrel Heady Jr. William Taylor Roy. In Psyc'hology Joseph: Cart Robnett Licklider, Dorothy Mosenfelder. in Sociology David Bailey CaroMiter. Nancy 'Jeannette Farrington.

Irving Margaret Bennie In SpanishRobert Leonard MASTER OF ARTS IN'EDUCATION. In Education Carroll Wade Arford, Paul Feeley, Walter Gammeter, Mabel Edna McCallister. John Ralph Stafford, Thomas Jacob Charlem Wohlechlaeger. In Education and EconomicsFrank H. Marahall Jewell In Education and EnglishEllen Lindahl.

Elsie Janette Sloan. in Education and MathematicsHerb-art Henry, Albers. In Education and PsychologyHelen le Hew. MASTER OF SCIENCE. In BacteriologyHyman Bernard Stiller- man.

In BotanyGeorge Thoma Johnson, Gordon William Charlotte JosephineManewal. Russell Jacob Seibert, Stanley klarthn Hagen. In Tlarrition Bopp, Gordon Knight Dudley, Ralph alaston Gentry. Helen Elizabeth Johns. Carl Gustav, Ryberg.

Fred Charlet Tootteher. In Electrical Efthhrn. In Geology--Alan Joeeph Wallara. In Mathematica--ChrIMina Cora Fletcher. Loniti Harold Kanter.

In Mechanical EngineeringArchibald Rost ron Burgers. In Physies--Winfred Max Schwarz. ZoologyMolly Weiugh. MASTER OF SCIENCE IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION. Nancy Holden Hedges, Alice Rebecca McCabe.

Annette Seltzer. Ludmilla Sumtett, Alfred Vaughan Taylor, Alma Rat, tint Vanek. MASTER OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION. In EducationElizabeth Annii---Gorsuch. John Elwin Taylor.

In Education and PsychologySol ard Silverman. MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE. John -William Vaught. MASTER OF SOCIAL 'WORK. Elizabeth Marie Andentim.

-Joseph Bertram Black. Jeanekte Gerson. Eugenia Maurice Jonquel. 'Dorothy Grace Simpson. Mary Bolland' ELECTRICAL ENGINEER, George William Hampe.

DOCTOR OF EDUCATION. in Phyales. William Denman Shewman. DOCTOR OF PHILOsOIPHY. In Botany.

Hereford Garland. Mary Goddard. In Education Economics. Leland George Oeborn. In Chemiaty.

Richard Brandt Draper. In Geology; Geography'. Allen Roys Ostrander In Greek; Latin. Martin Theory Scharlemenn. I In Mathematics; hyle7u.

Helen Yu lieu, B. Soochow Unlver- sity. 1 Iii Anatomy. I Herman F1'Itrnpnthn 1. in Phonies; Mathematics.

William Alexander Bruce. 7 Robert Adrian Howard. In EbYldology: Medical St-knees. Edgar Allen Blair. a.

I In Psychology; Zootory. Eannetu Shrout AN-sooner. 1 rollowing are the tiames of the Candidates for degrees: I BACHELOR, ItiF IF-Darold Jay, Abrams, Helen Ale' IliPla. Carolyn Wayne' William Arnold. Shirley Minnettw Asegenesy.

Lnia Clara tiader. rjiitiert JUILIn Balkin. Otto John Baltzer. Sigmund Bark. Theodore Roosevelt Senn Barron' Wiliialn -Bain Becker.

Suzanne Begley Bedell. Fern Beger, Allan Lewis Bethel ''Frances Ruth Borgsteadt Ruby la Nace Bowlea. Bernard Bressler. orrephine Edith Brick. Dorothy Jeanne Prigrialll.

NVilliam Thomas Braoking. Eugene Cheater Beownson. Lor, rain. Lola Burns. Martha Moorman Bush.

Dorothy Anne Campbell. Betty Reid Chap-Pell. Jane Cushing Chivvis. Josephine Cbrietniann. Beatriee Marion Clark.

Jean Ellen Conner. Mary Lout Conrades, Jain Gerard Conzelman. Francis Rebecca 'Cypert. Martha Ruth Dameron. Henry Marlyn Darragh.

Vaughan Palmore Devine. Bernice Mildred Dunie. Louise, East-Man, Birkle Eck. 'Hanford Meeker Eariall, Alexander Christopher EPhim. Betty Jean Ellf.

Charlotte lAleille Fairhank Adrienne Jan Fatist. Jullabelle Forgey. Elizabeth la allege Forshey. Kenneth Lee Fox. 'Robert tee Gaines, 'Harold Garden.

Edith May Garton. Mildi-ed Louise GatlaMann. William Frank Devitt Gehhart Mary Elinor Geisier. Dorothy Carolyn Margaret Leona Gnerich. Maurice illoldberg, -Meyer Lipman Goldnlan.

Clem-wile Charlet GOVP Harry Greensfelder Edith Mary Griederer. Loin Marcia Grocock. Harriet Bertha Gronerheyer. Evelyn heda Gross. Edward TPASOn Hall.

Susanne Hamilton, Susan Ilarilrnel. Kathryn Jarrell Itlamplon, Jerold Otto Hamaik. Edward Kendail Ilerison. John Henry 'Harvey Shirley Lucretia -Hatch. Cliadys Marjorie Hecker.

Alfred Otto Heitzmann. 'Adele Maria lielmkampf. Harry William Henry Jr, Elizabeth Jeannette Heuser. John York Hewitt. Orpha Myrtle Holmes.

Ilenry. Clay Hopewell 11. Ariolnh Harold Frances Cordell Hurd. Virginia Ruth Hurd. Thomas- David Jalriaa.

B. Harrison Hayden Johneon. Mary Chapman Johnson. -Asa Charles Jones Ilugh, James Karr Alice Elsie Keller. WilPam Theodore Anita Huida Koestering, Nathan Jack Irvin Elizabeth: Krag, Frederick Loin Kuhlmann.

Muriel Doretta 'Kunz. Audrey PaillillP Leber, Norman Charles le biro. -Laura Marie Letterman, William Itendriche helm. Miriam. Sima 'Levy.

William Linter. Ida Lillian J.1111, Margaret Lorigmire. I Robert Eugene LOVelaCe, Claire Mlle Ltlippold. Victor Joseph. Mansur.

Jean i Elder Martin. Marie Evelyn Matthey, Evelyn Egelhoft MeCabe. 110arna Johnson MeClelland. James. Ernest -McNeil.

lIenrY Alonzo McQuade. Charlee David MIL Ar-- nold-Lee Miller. Edward Teaadala Moriarty. Carl Frederick Moriase. Herbert Ernst August Morisse Frederick John Mae Mueller.

Loulae Mutruxi 'Willard Baron Myere. Jackson Coll Neaylea. Elaine Miriam Niehaus. Julius Josef Nodel. Thomas Edmond Oberbeek.

Ernest Linwood Ohio Rosemary Lindsay Oliver, Dorothy Ann- rear. Martha Patricia PearrY. John -William Pell. Juno Cheney Pentland, Frederick Henry Pfeiffer. Ruth Janvier Pfingsten.

John Mav-lin Pickering. Joan Mary Pratt. Sylvia Katherine Rats. Waiter Elliott Reid. William Nuisen Beinholdt, Helen Clarissa Beller.

Thelma Richardson. Ralph Vincent Rogers, Ruth Ella Rosenhauer. Susan Jane Ross. Jane Evonna Royce. Wilbert Henry Wilbert Curtis Schride Lb.

Robert Walter Scheryi-Edwine Allen Schmid, Ruth Marty! Suzanne Schweig. Frank Oscar Shobe. Marian Vera Anne Smith, Willard Erwin Stamm. June Stevens. Edwin Willis Still.

Herbert Frederick Stoonner. William Archibald Thie. Helen Louise Thomas. Margaret Blattner Thomas. Frank Philip Thompson.

Gertrude -Antoinette Thompson. Norman Edward -Tomlinson. Virginia Iiilarsh Topping. -Mary Virginia Tredinnick. Robert Walter Trueblood.

Entity 10110 Turman, Justin Blame Otto Louis von der Au. Dorothy Carolina Wagner. Norma Marie Wahl-brink. Mary Charlotte Wakeman. Herman Bernard Waldman.

Margaret Ann Watson, Jack Dorsey Weaver. JOrlaa Bernard Weiss. Ruth Clara Werner. Martha Louise Willert, Dorothy Grace IMarY Elizabeth Wostenholm. Frank Leon Wright litar.iiirie Franrea Young.

11Prnlalt Henry I BACHELOR OE In Civil Engineering. rhariett William Barth Waldemar John baitOng. Clyde Leonard Liloyd, Harry Elmo White. I In Mechanical Engineering. Herrin, Harry Frederic Brooker.

Ralph AlaMann Kcoff Edwara Paul Evert Jr, (Myer John Herta. DavM Warren ilassemer. John Pope Herter, Robert Eugene Newton. Ruseell William Henry LeRoy 'Louie Simon Reach. Rudolph Paul Schlatter.

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Welter William Mieher. 'Walker Atignst Mier. Robrtl Vanclief Nicholart Riehard Poiersky. James Edwin Risk. Lester Seigle.

Melvin Stanley Shaner. Warrenelisouis Spielman. Alan Patti Vierheller, Kenneth- Jtilius Fred-rick Willfert. Ilenre Joseph Zimmermann. In Chemical Engineering, Turner Alfrey Edward Charles ---ThrrekhardE Tat Churns.

Chan. Harold Paul' Feldman. Hobert Conrad Mueller. George Edward Peters. Milton Henry Rau, Grant Edwin Russell.

Frederick Anglin Scheer Jr. Alexander William Robert iTravune Schwartz, Edward Louis Noll, 'Mex. I 1 In ArehliorIttial Engineering. William' George Seeger. I In Engineering Adminiatration.

Charles Frederic Grant. Harold Colton 'Herrick III. R. Morgan, Herbert McCoy Patton Robert -Benmeg Svhmidt. i OF ARCHITECTICRE.

John Bruera Becker. Mary boul Brtreg. Semen. Lester William Drunkard Adolph Harvard Felder. Paul Frederic senein.

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Louis and Mrs. Ed Disaroon. Free Study Course A 10-weeks' free course enrolling in the first-year law or accountancy classes of the City College of Law and Finance will begin tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. and will be held 'regularly each Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights: The course will carry no scholastic credits, according to Prof.

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