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4 7, t. 47 4 IL ::0 p. I 8B etEllutsGirthg-Drmrtrat Sunday, June 5,1955 Youngest in W. U. History i 1 1650 St.

Louis it 4 I at Kiel Auditorium Exercises 1 st e-. St. Louis im Exorcises ai Student to Receive Degrees. .1 Degrees ''s, i I I 1 1 -j 1, I 4. i.

s. ......41 169 Ak T.1.- 1 i -1-- 1, .2 4C- -relk'. 44, -1' 1 1 1,..1 1- I 1 1 '( octorate in Science at 25 The youngest man to receive a doctor of science degree in en- 4 itizens Committee gineering from Washington Uni- ---7 versa), is a na! 1 tive St Louisan, 1'v .4 4 si, .1, ot-- 00, ztt -ott- I i ie) I I t. 1 1 1 1 i' l. le I ,41 11 i I f' 4 It), I' 1, I '''t it.kt.,,, to if v.

i i IA I. 4 'x 14 ,.4 A A 1: I i 1 I i 1 I 1 1 ilv-vo'l 11.i.,,-11'..-' 1 17 4 4 I VI City-County Named I 1 MiP I it 'Names of members of the newly-created Citizens Commit-tit tee for the Merger of St. Louis and St. Louis County were an," nounced yesterday by A. J.

Cern vaotes and H. Jackson Daniel, co-chairmen. The committee will lead the rI drive for signatures on petitions calling for the appointment of a 111Board of Freeholders to draft a merger plan. Mil tt0-, 9 Approximately 1650 degrees will be contred upo4 students of' StLouis University at the institution's 13-pa' annua4 commence- ment Tuesday at 10 a. in.

in Kiel Auditoriii. :.4 Sixty-two of the graduates will 'Rita S. Sh4 Margaret'Eu- I receive their commissions as Sec- gene fi cs.i. A. Au it Stle sCle' CE.

June 7 ond Lieutenants in the Air Force AC Reserve at 11 a. S.C.S.C.: M. tomorrow in tseAledicta Berger. taelicka, Sister the Law School Auditorium. Berne- Pateicia A.

Burke, Patricia- litureen Brig. Henry Spicer, In- Gene L. tilockett, 1.1ticgth A. Curry. spector -General of the Training A Doh.

lira, E. Downey. Command at Scott Air Force ert3C.Vidi ea -nary C. Farhaye. ivli oaa nn'i e7 Elliott.

1.aura C. Ellis. nen guen M. Gantner, nns Caro le S. Gossi Kdaet Edna J.

Hayes. Jane Fr. Hillner. ELeen .1 tr F. Ann iliPe7 A 2.

ialvilitreMaret M. M. Kelly. Dorothy C. Lee.

s1 fary Lou Mad- tiagjrnarmanen Machuca-din. Joan F. I ,1 4 Sister -Agnes An F. A Moore. Nancy C.

Ms thy, Betty G. Patton, Betty J. Potter iMary C. Rein- hartit. Carolyn L.

Iteii les. Justine M. Rutk owski Geraldine Schmalz, Sit- ter Mary Skirchik, R.S Jacqueline T. Taylor. M.

Teas- kEsTenr CPP.S.: Marion ClIs Wziere. BACHEL0R- OF MIVC. June 7 Suzanne :jr.loe settphilrus rZiteitrise- -ia dt atria Ili. Car- Mae Speck. BACHELOR or July 30 Sister Mary Leona Battle, C.S.J.; SisThomas ter Francis D.C.

Mother THC Corenizttlac Beyller, otDayll Mother ter Atomic 'Lauchesne Casey. Sister Mar -Y er at St. John Dillard. C.S.J.: ilgother Francis torium T1 Clara Ernst. Patrice Fox.

C.S.J.:;.Sister Miriam to.raorrov Ellen Marie Alice by I ter Ol-en Marie Hu-sties, C. S. ophy an( '''Sister Patricia C. S. J.i Esster Mary Hotscipite.

C. S. J. Mother Ma, Xavier Mc- Neal. O.

S. Sistet Rosanna Mc- Dom Neamey, D. sist.fr M. Dolores Willenburg G. Mothe RAC( Idteenritgl Xoltes 0.

i Sr rti Si er ster Zita MERCEHEL Fe Helene Stimson, Cl S.1.' Sister Mary Mamie J. Fortuanta Touister. a S. Sister Passi- John Kier-Benigna Wintile.lc. S.

J. Dolan. John Robert M. I BACHELOR OF SCI1NCE. July 30 M.

Mary Robert- I Sister Marie AgneW iri SIster John -J. Margaret larY annt er. Sis. Joseph I. I ter Rose Irene Brar itz, C.

S. -A D. Henry H. ttother cPhilip reYe.a0. 11 Joseph Sister ---er Mary Anthon Jur J.

l'al7ttcrnicittieier, C. loth Moer Mary eete, O. S. reigt Sister Martha Kratrit', D. Sister johri ft-aallit Noreen McPartlamt.

II thur C. I Sister Margaret Lifeirence MurraY, Weinbach, C. S. Sister HarrO Josenh New- c. s.

ton, C. S. Mother ivia Pei-z. O. S.

AssoieA. Sister Mary Ruth rbsalt, D. C. Sister MERCEI, Mary Alicia Sours. 1 H.

M. Anna Donald C. Suetsugu, Sister pitricia iultivan, Brinkman, D. Sister ReginOlMargaret Sul- Causey. Jos liven, MothoelMary Josephine Deutschman Thomas- 0.

S. 1.4. '1 John p.Gel Atomic er at St. to.raorrow by Rev. ophy and Rudis.

Donald Willenburg BACHELOR Feb. Mamie J. John Dolan. John Robert M. Robert- M.

J. Joseph F. Henry Joseph Anthony J. Schenk. W.

Schramm. John R. C. Weinbach; C. S.

C. AsSOCIATES Donald F. Brinkman. Causey. Deutschmann John P.

students of' commenee7 Margaret''Eu- 1 'CZ, June 7 Berger. Sister Bema- 2ia A. Burke, A. Curry. reen A.

Doh. aura C. Ellis. kt. Gantner, ne Givens.

L. Gunn. Etillner. BLeen an. Mary Margaret M.

ary Lou Mad- $zlin Joan F. ,1133,,. C. Ann)' ki.ary C. Rein- JuKtine M.

Schmalz. Sis- chik. R.S ary M. TeasJovenhine A. it Wiskirchen.

-r. Arida K. Car- aa. Ildrence A SL ment Six receil ond I Resel the Brig. spect Comt THOMAS E.

MURRAY member of the Energy Commission, will be the principal speak- Louis University's commencement at Kiel Auditorium Tuesday. The baccalaureate sermon will be given night at. St. Francis Xavier (College) Church Charles T.Hunter,S.J.,o1 the College of Philos- Letters of the.ainiversity. 4 i 23-year-old Les.

ter H. Krone Jr. Krone, of 9201 4, 4 ,4 Riverwood dr-, Jennings. will 0 receive the de, gree, in cal engineering, at commence ment House Wedne Field day. On July 11 be will go to L.

H. Krone work as a development engineer for the Uranium Division of the Mallirickrodt Chemical Works. Doctors' degrees in engineering been awarded by the since the establishment the Sever Institute of in 1949. The recipients are 25, 26 or married to the former Rogers of St. Louis.

former Washington students and is now secretary at the His father, co-owner State Pipe and Supply lives at 1032 North Ferguson. -degree-winner was graduated from Jennings High an average and a four-year Science scholarship to the university. his scholastic record two unfamiliar B's freshman English and speechto despoil an perfect record. three 5 years of graduate Krone was awarded by the National Foundation. He had an post-graduate average.

attended the Baden School in St. 24 next Oct. 1 1 I. ri MISS UNIVERSE will be in town to model bathing suits Thursday, Friday and Saturday in Famous-Barr Company swim suit fashion shows. She is Miriam Stevenson of South Carolina.

Golden Years1 Wi ll Will Will ilig lariVe I 4111- Signatures of 11,000 city resi-1 university. dents and 6000 county residents I ment of are- required. Cervantes. who is I Technologl, 0, Alderman of the Fifteenth Ward, ents usual 11'2. said many.

signatures already( Krone is rive been obtained and that no 1 VI 44-er Jo Ann is expected in securing' She is a L'ae necessary number. as The committee will hold Its University a 41? first meeting at 6 p. in. Thurs-1 part-tir Institute. 0 day at Medart's Restaurant 7036 tute the s.

0 Clayton rd. Cervantes and Dan- 112. who is a lawyer, emphasized Company, De committee is not advocating Florissant ro any specific merger plan. That The deg so the se a dot wf-ir rkould be left up to Board te rit of Freeholders appointed by city was award to end county officials, they .1 it-Following are the names, of Fair schol committee members: sity. There Il.

au I. Bakewell, C. K. Ben- showed te 1, on, Roy W. Bergmann, Keith One in fr gi IL, Brownell.

Henry F. Cha- one in reiesayne, Gerald Cohen, William otherwise el Costello, James E. Darst, For his 04 CharlesJ. Dyer, C. P.

Fordyce, trate work Mrs. Fordyce, Arthur J. I a scholar 911 rreund. One A. Globig.

Science Fo le Gerald N. Harris, W. A. Hatch- post-g ye 0 Edward A. Holscher, Rabbi Krone ot M.

Isserman, Rev. C. Elementar Johnson, Joseph A. Kirk- He will la, la wood. Robert S.

Knapp; Paul T. Koenig, Willard L. Levy, Nor- Krrr man London, John Meletio, LI' Maurice E. Mendle, Rev. John I I to W.

Miller, Dr. C. Barber i John. T. Murphy, B.

W. Nord-1 to mann, John J. Nangle, Sidney 1 I unt Tarwsosa I' t-1-n it. vn-i ar an s. G.

1,, fig i42rdinand M. Isserman, Rev. C. e.Oscar Johnson, Joseph A. Kirks, wood.

Robert S. Knapp; Paul T. Koenig, Willard L. Levy, Nor- man London, John Meletio, 1" Maurice E. Mendle, Rev.

John 1.W. Miller, Dr. C. Barber Mueller. 41! John T.

Murphy, B. NV. Nord-to mann, John J. Nangle, Sidney Redmond, James C. Schmitt, have university of Technology usually Krone is Jo Ann She is a University a part-time Institute.

of the, Company. Florissant The School; with was awarded Fair There showed One in one in otherwise For his work a scholarship 1 Science Krone Elementary He will be KEIT Volunteers Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson, TM Cella Ladue, will observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary tomorrow evening dinner party at the Park Plaza, Hotel, 220 North Kings-highway hi. Mr.

Nelson, together with his father, the late Charles Nelson, who died in 1929, founded the C. Nelson and Company concern, 4016 Union which manufactures ice cream cabinets and soda fountains. Mr. Nelson is chairman of the board of the company while his son, Charles W. Nelson, is president.

Mrs. Nelson is executive vice president of the company and her daughter, Hortense, is treasurer. Mr. Nelson attended Kansas State College from 1896 to 1899. He left college in 1899 to enter business with his father.

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson were married at the old St. Lawrence O'Toole Church, Fourteenth and O'Falion streets on June 6, 1905. Seeks 5000 in Drivl Drive tg ii-'11rs.

'James F. Stoppe, Burnett 4 Schwartz. O. C. Thener, Rabbi Samuel Thurman, John C.

Tobin, Leonard F. Vogt. George A. Volz, Rev. 0 Walter Wagner, Charles it.

M. Warner, Lloyd H. Weber, Richard Woltheiro and Mrs. Peter Wulfing. -I Model Swim Suits at Famous-Barr The world's most beautiful girlofficiallywill be in town this week to model bathing suits.

She Is Miriam Stevenson of South Carolina, the reigning Miss Universe. The blue-eyed blonde will star in fashion showings of bathing suits at Famous-Barr Company's i three stores Thursday, Friday: and Saturday. The public is invited to the showings, at 12:30 and 6:30 p. Thursday in the downtown store, at 3:30 and 7:30 p. m.

Friday in the Clayton store, and Saturday at 11 a. tn. and 2:30 p. m. in the Southtown store.

Miss Stevenson competed against beauties from 47 other states to become Miss United States, then against winners from 33 foreign countries to become Miss Universe in the contest last July. Her major was a long-term movie contract, but she elected to complete her final year at Lander College, Greenwood, S. before starting it. to Solicit Funds J. Wamser, George J.

Willoughby C. Williams. OF SCIENCE IN COMMERCE, 6Cletus E. Byrne Cannon, 'Alfred L. P.

Curran. Raymond E. R. Dowd. Jack O.

DurleY. Hessel, Richard Hiendhnayr. Hoftmeier. Edwin J. Eadleo.

Koehne George T. Lang, Lewis. Robert J. Liebe Lindley, -Marvin L. LorY.

Maier. Jane F. McCabe, Nowakowski. Robert A. Junior J.

Schorlheide. Elmer Donald J. Stevenson. Tanner. Paul" Metier, Arthur Trotter Lawrence P.

"Sister Anita 'Wolf, S. IN 'SCIENCE (COMMERCE), Feb. 6Walter E. Abrolat, Blanckaert. Robert Santa E.

Byrne. Calvin E. Joseph J. Chiodini. John H.

Henry M. Geiger, Gerber Frank E. Roland C. Gronemann.1 Elmer M. Guzy, Walter- Hansen.

Leo H. Hauser, Dolores A. Iovaldi, Emil W. Kamp, Vincent Kloeckner, Steve Milosevich. James T.

Mitchell. Joseph M. Sanders. George H. School-- man, Charles H.

Sheldon. -Joseph J. Sherrillo, Esther Unnerstall, Joseph J. Wehrle. William A.

Williams Jr. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE. IN MERCE, Sept. 3Clemens E. -Doza.

Edward A. Fagyal. Daniel J. Hereford, Charles B. Irruning.

Donald K. Lampe, Marvin H. Landgral. Lawrence J. Charles C.

Oelrich, Francis D. O'Leary, Donald F. Springer. Virginia Villalpando, William A White. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMMERCE.

July. 30---Daniel J. 'Carroll Jr. Thomas R. Connors.

SCHOOL OF NURSING BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURS--- ING, June M. Ames. Arlene F. Baudenistel. Dorothy NI.

Bewle. Margaret A. Bishop, Sister Rita Clare Blackwood. S.S.C.M.. Gladys V.

Boron. Mary J. Carney. Sister MitrY Thaddine Chopp, O.S.F. Virginia D.

Connors, Gertye O. Culberson. Diane K. Cywinski. Nina, A.

Dittman. Jacquelyn A Katherine L. Eigel. Luzelle Garnett. Eva J.

Joan A. Heyd. Ann E.4 HigkeY, Sister Mary Andrew Ianni. S.M. Jo Ann Iosbaker.

Sister Mary Alphonse Jackson. R.S.M. Lillian G. Kelledy. Sister Mary Lucilla Kerouao.

S.S.C.M. Sister Mary George Koehler, Bernice E. Kraenzle Mary, P. Kroupa. Carol NI, Lawson.

Sister Mary Florence Liebl. 0.S.B.: Marie Lyone. Mary Finharr McCready. H. RM.

7 oSigter Mary Christopher Meurer. S.S.M.'; Martha A. Nlonahitn, Lillian M. Nish'. Nlaybelle r.

Parker. Dolores R. Pike. Elinor, D. Joyce M.

Schmandt. Sister iMary I3ernardine Schmidt. S.M.. Aurelia M. Schmitz.

Marcia C. Sherman, Sister Mary Dermot R.S.M., -Agnes L. Sullivan. Marjorie I. Viin Cleave.

Suzanne L. Vise, Ann M. Weinel, Florida M. Wilson. BACIcELoR OF SCIENCE IN MEDICAL RECORD LIBRARY SCIENCE, June 7Barbara T.

Becker. Sister Mary Cordele BorstT S. S. Betty J. McPherson, Patrieia R.

Moore. Rose R. MyersA Sister Marie Eugenio Perry. S. S.

M. Jean A. Ruffley. June C. Schaeffer, Lillian W.

Watt. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MEDICAL June, 7 Rosemary Copp. Margaret Lyons. George J. Shust.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE- IN PHYSICAL 'THERAPY TECHNOLOGY. June 7.Rosella M. Allen. Henry J. Sister Mary Amelia Bartosik.

O. S. Sister Mary David O. D. Bodner, Mary A.

Condon. Sister Marcianna Heitman. Ad. S. Ser ist Mary Regina Hoff.

S. S. Patticia A. Holland. Suzanne Kirby.L Phyllis M.

Kurt, Harrier A. Wehlermann. KETC, the Channel 9 educational television station, needs about 5000 more volunteer solici Base, will be the guest speaker. Capt. James M.

Burdette will award the document of commission. The cadets will be assigned in the Air Force to four different fields, pilot training, observer training, technical and general duty. The baccalaureate service will be held at 8:15 p. m. tomorrow at St.

Francis Xavier (College) Church, Grand and Lindell boulevards. The sermon will be given by Rev. Charles T. Hunter. S.

assistant of classical languages -An the College of Philosophy and Letters. Thomas E. Murray Jr. of New York, a member of the Atomic Energy Commission, will deliver the commencement add s. June candidates and those awarded degrees last Feb.

6, Sept. 3 and July 30 follow, with single asterisk denoting cum laude, double asterisk magna cum and triple asterisk summa cum COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES BACHELOR OF ARTS, June, 7 William M. Corrigan. Charles E. Gawne, Joan S.

Gross. Peter M. Kieffer. Bernard T. Koon Virginia A.

Lee. Joan M. Slacken. Sister Scholastica Mandeville. Aci.PP.S..

Joseph C. Rabe. Ronald E. Schlattman. Thomas J.

Spearing, Donald E. Stewart. Donald F. Wiilenburg, Brent J. Williams.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE. June 7 Rose M. Amorelli. 'Mary E. Andrews.

Jacqueline O. Baker. Lawrence J. Baricevic. James L.

Barthel, Sister Mary Lizette Bathe, R.S.M., James H. Berkbigier. Wiiliam E. Betz. Kathleen Beyers, -Carolyn G.

Biermann, Kenneth W. Black, Richard It Boedeker. Robert J. Boyles; Robert W. Brangle.

Hans D. Braun. David M. Brennan. John A.

Brennan Robert E. Burch, Robert A. Burnett. Alien H. Butler.

JOREUI B. Catanzaro. Robert D. Clobes, Richard A. Conger, James P.

Connaughton, Thomas R. CoPelanti, M.S.F., Nancy E. Cracraft. Patrick J. Crahan.

Anthony W. Czerwinski. Alice J. Davis. Joseph Day Donald D.

Dirks. Robert M. Donatl. Phyllis C. Elsass.

Marguerite E. Engberseri, Richard F. Eschbacher. Patricia Fawcett. George D.

Federle. Walter L. Floyd Henry M. Gagliardi. Robert N.

Gardner. Marianne K. Garth. Richard J. Goldkamp.

William P. Gordon Jr. D. Gray, Nor- man S. Greenerg.

Marilyn J. Grow, Dmaid A. Hacker. Patricia C. Harsh-any.

Earl A. Hauck, Earl S. Head. Knut C. Heise.

Teresa Herrera. Mary J. Herrmann, Mary Hoehn, John It Hogan. Robert H. Boras.

James M. Iannuzo, Peter J. Iwasyszyn. William 'Jarrett. William Kercn, Joseph J.

Kessler, EveIY111 D. Knight. Timothy H. Kraft, Dorothy t. Lell.

Richard J. Lewandowski, W. Long, Vincent F. LoPiccolo. Marian C.

Lucas. Jeanne M. Luttrell. "John T. Maims.

"Sister Mary Luke McGrath. Aci.PP.S. Corrie M. McMillan, Stuart F. Meyer, Donald S.

Miertcwialt. Benedict J. Miriani. James Murphy- Margaret M. Murphy.

Ruth H. O'Bryan- Patricia O'Hallaron. Susan C. O'Leary. Van C.

Parriott Joan M. Penzler. Geral4 L. Phelan. Paul Pitlyk.

O'Neill J. Printy, Patricia J. Protheroe. Richard T. Quick.

William RafterY, Charles A. Re, Edward Renseh Rita Ailey. Loretta A. Roberts, Charles Z. Roettger, Stephan L.

Sabo. Rohett J. Safranek. William A. Sanford.

Mary Schtillert Myra L. Schneider. Christopher M. Schulter, Jacquelyn. P.

Scialfa, "Nancy C. Sessel. Robert L. Sprengnether, Virginia M. Stegala.

Ruth H. Steele. Edward J. Stehlin. Thomas P.

Sullivan. -Thomas M. Tank. Robert J. Tears.

Mary G. Tirpak. Jamos S. Tisserand, Maurice E. Toschlog, Richard H.

Valenta, Margaret C. Vogenthaler, Anita M. Voles, Richard A. Wahl. Elizabeth A.

Warner, Jane M. Wehrle. Edith M. White. Charles G.

Wilson. Joann Et Werner. William G. Yu- racko, Clarence A. Zacher Jr.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CHEMISTRY. June 7 Patricia A. Cowie. John P. McDermott.

HONORS BACHELOR OF ARTS, June 7'George T. Atkins William E. Beauchamp. "Eugene W. Chesnick, Patrick J.

Dowling, John A. Rotherrnich. Richard G. Wittmann. HONORS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, June 1Emory C.

Henry D. Bugg Muriel A. Phillips. Abbot G. Spaulding.

BACHELoR OF SCIENCE IN GENEBALi Sill DIES, June Harold G. Arnold. Thomas R. Arri, Edwin J. Barutio, Louis- N.

Basso. Drusilla A. Bellasehi. Frank H. George T.

Edward J. Bray, Dahl J. Cento. Emmet C. Clausner.

Wayne A. Drees. Michael German Jr.1 Allen W. Gray Charles F. man.

Robert G. Haneluau, Walter R. I Jacobs Gerald E. Koch. Chester L.

Krug Jerry C. Lamprecht. Thomas A. Alarzolf. Herbert E.

Matthews. Philip D. Nix. John L. Overmann Leon J.

Roles. George C. Shaffrey -Willard E. Swyers. i ASSOCIATE ore A June 7 George M.

Kuker. Florencio Palos. BACHELoit oF ARTS. Feb. 6 Robert M.

Evans. Richard A. Littmann, A. Oakley. Leroy J.

Strauss. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE. Feb. 6 Sister Patricia M. Benisch, C.

PP. Pratharn Buntautook. Terence L. Connaughton, Edward A. C.

Dale E. Eason, William H. Evans David J. Fraser. Thomas B.

French, James O. Gray, Janet Hargrove, Matthias O. lieede. Williard E. Innis.

Richard F. Jackson. Sister Mary Matthew Janciar. Ad. PP.

Donald N. Lombardi. Annellen Marshall; Ralph W. Sillier. John D.

Moore. Joseph F. Mueller, John J. Rozborit Daniel F. Sheehan -Joseph P.

Waddock Wilired W. Young. BACHELORS OF SCIENCE IN GENERAL STUDIES, Feb. 6Eugene F. Pautier.

Timothy F. Ryan. ASSOCIATE OF ARTS, Feb. bRobert A. Cole John H.

Clarence 41.. Mitchell, Ferdinand J. Phillips. BACHELOR OF ARTS, Sept. 3 Mary J.

Wald. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE. Sept. 3Ralph G. Dean, George R.

Gaffney Sister James M. Sic, Donnell. Ad. PP. S.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE EN CHEMISTRY. Sept. 3 Robert W. Johnson. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN GENERAL STUDIES, Sept 3Richard L.

Reilly. BACHELOR OF ARTS, JUIY 30 Earl C. Worth. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, July 34) Mary R. Birdsall.

Daisy R. Bowden, Sister M. Barbara Bruns. P. H.

J. Sister Mary Columkille Burns. R. S. Sister' M.

Lucilda Bryne, C. PP. Joseph D. Callahan. Sister Fabian Coen, Ad.

PP. S. Sister Mary Ivan Diemler, S. S. N.

Dorothy J. Douglas, Sister Mary Clarentia Gruenloh, C. PP. S. Joseph P.

Hausser. Sister Mary Conrad Kostelnik. S. S. N.

Sister M. Lenore Kwiatkowski. C. PP. Thomas It.

Lange. Sister Mary Thomasine Maiewski, O. S. Sister M. Emerita McManus.

C. PP. S. Sister Mary Scholas- tica Mullen. 0: S.

U. Sister Marie Kathleen O. S. Sister M. Joachim Saytar.

Ad. PP. Kenji Seo, Emory B. Smoot Jr. BACHELOR or SCIENCE IN CHEMISTRY.

July 30James L. Boone, BACHEI.OR OF SCIENCE IN GENERAL STUDIES, July 30Richard A. Fernandez. Base, will be the guest speaker. Capt.

James M. Burdette will award the document of commis- Tts sion. he cade vill SS signed in the Air Force to four different fields, pilot training, observer training, technical and general duty. i The baccalaureate servie will be held at 8:15 p. m.

tomorrow at St. Francis Xavier Church, Grand and Lindell bou- levards. The sermon will be given by Rev. Charles T. Hunter.

a assistant essor of classical languages -in the Col- lege of Philosophy and Letters. E. Murray Jr. of New York, a member of the Atomic Energy Commission, will deliver the commencement address. June candidates and those awarded degrees last Feb.

6, Sept. 3 and July 30 follow, with single asterisk denoting cum laude, double asterisk magna cum and triple asterisk summa cum laude; COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES BACHELOR OF ARTS, June, "I William M. Corrigan, Charles E. Gawne, Joan S. Gross.

Peter M. ter. Bernard T. Roon Virginia A. Lee.

Joan M. Macken. Sister Scho- lastica Mandeville. ArLPP.S.. Joseph C.

Rabe. Ronald E. Schlattmam Thomas 1. Spearing, Donald E. Stewart.

Don- aid F. Wiiienburg, Brent J. Williams. BACHEIAIR OF SCIENCE. 7 SCIECE.

June 'Rose M. Amorelli. 'Mary E. Andrews. Jacqueline O.

Baker. Lawrence J. Baricevic. James L. Barthel, Sister Mary Lizette Bathe, R.S.M., James H.

Berkbigier. Wiiliam E. Betz. Kathleen Beyers, -Carolyn G. Biermann.

Kenneth W. Black, Richard It Boedeker. Robert J. Boyles; Robert W. Brangle, Hans D.

Braun. Davki M. Brennan, John A. Brennan Robert E. Burch.

Robert A. Burnett. Alien H. Butler, JOantli B. Catanzaro.

Robert D. Clobes, Base, Capt. awar sion. signe diffel obser gene be hi at St Chur levar giver class lege York Ener June awar Sept. slainUgdie q1111 Mr.

and Mrs. Charles E. Becherer will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary next Sunday with a reception in their home, 9426 Ardmore dr. Becherer was employed at Famous-Barr department store for 50 years before retiring as director of the auditing office. The Becherers have one son, Edward, and three granddaughters.

Fifty years of married life will be celebrated today by Mr. and Mrs. John Tosh of 7706 Weaver Maplewood. An open house is planned this afternoon at the home of their daughter, Mrs. William Houston, 7821 Leona ave.

They were married here on June 7, 1905. Tosh retired from the St. Louis Public Service Company in 1948. Their other children include three sons, Arthur, Raymond and Robert, all of St. Louis, and another daughter, Mrs.

Alyce Brooks, Los Angeles, i tors for its doorbell-ringing ign next week, to raise $150,000. ichael Sturges paAbout 25,000 volunteer solici- I tors have been enlisted, but more I are needed if every home in St. Louis, St. Louis, County and the Named to Annapolis! five neighboring counties in Mis- souri and Illinois are to be 1 called upon, said Philip J. Hickey, acting chairman of St.

Louis Educational Television Commis': Sion. The door-to-door drive begins Wednesday and i through Friday. Solicitors will ask residents of the area to be: come a "Channel 9 sponsor" and suggest a t5 contribution. However, a "Channel 9 sor" card will be given to each person contributing, whether his gift is or S1000 KETC is holding open house today, 2 to 10 p. in its new studios and office building on the northwestern edge of Wash- ington University campus, at Millbrook and Big Bend boule- yards.

At dedication exercises last night of the new building, called the Julius and Freda Baer Me" moral. in honor of the parents of Arthur a Baer, who gave the building, Hickey said he will present a plaque to Baer. The latter, president of Stix, Baer and Fuller Company, asked not to be on the program because he is a "very modest man," Hickey said. i. 1 I miracle Baby BACHELOR OF MV.FIC, July 30 Sister Alice JosepUte Tornovish.

C. S. J. MARYVILLE' C-OILEGE BACHELOR OF AtaTS. June 7 Mary S.

Burke. Maa--Y G. Howell. Francine C. Nath.

aAary E. Smith, Janet F. Sullivan, Francine TemPleman. i 4 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE. June 7 Con st ance I.

Bard zt, Sister Mary Eugenia S. Maryanne Coles. Jean COYIEr Mary C. Cunningham. Margaret M.JDonovan.

Phyllis J. Freschl. Dornthy A. Gartner, Ursula N. Halley, Janet L.

Harkins, Alice M. Doriathy E. Kane, Maria C. Kenney. A.

Lear'. 1 Delphine- M. McCiellam Patricia A.E -Turphy. Nancy O'Leary, Shirley H. Rapp, Joan C.

Reilley. Mary A. Scamek. Ann C. Smith.

Marjorie M. Sciticy, Bernice J. Taylor, Sarah E.i Tiastrand. Carat J. Worm.

i i a BACHELOR OF SCONCE. IN' cENERAL June 7Rosemary C. Dyer. a HONORS BACHELOR OF June J' HatsS. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, Seat.

3 Mother Ruth Sheen a fp. R. S. C. Mother Virginia OtMeara.

R. S. C. J-. 1 WEBSTER- COLLEGE BACHELOR OF AiNTS June Vivian L.

Allen. I Farricia E. flame, Mary J. A. Bane; Kaidlleen M.

Beetz, Sister Maly J. Joan K. Mary E. Casey. Margaret F.

Devereux. Patricia L. Devereux, Barbara A. Doering, Carot A. Dorlac.

Rita A. Dowd. Sister NI rtrY W. Dryden, O. -June J.

Murpa.v. Nicolette Eherttierger. Rega M. Eltz. Sister Marie A.

0)bes, S. Pa- tricia A. Garbacz. J. Godat, Sister Mary J.

pood o. Sister Mary B. S. N. Sister Mary A.

Et, Marta L. Higdon. Evelyn C. offmap, Cecilia 11 Jackson. Rose M.

Landvsehr. fr nid M. Lebert, Sister Mary -McInnis. R. S.

Mary S. McKillln. Sister Mary. C. Meyer, R.

S. M-Maryt S. Nally, Helen C. Newsham. Vesta lieble.

Ethel M. Of fner. Sister MarYJ.I.Olivarez. R. S.

Jo Ann sister Mary B. Rafferty, R. 1,1. I Sister Mary Reppy. R.

.1 Sister ary S. NC; Kathleen M. Richter. Margarita Rivera Bonilla: Elizabeth F. 'Whuepfer.

Sister Theresa M. Schmidt. Sister Mary R. Schopp. R.

S. Marilyn R. Spresser. Joan M. Ternine, Sister Mary R.

A. Thomas. Si L. Rita J. Troupe.

Catherine J. Vit- titow. 0. Janet R. Wells.

"Marie Carolyn L. Yopp. Marcella S. Young. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, June 7 Elizabeth M.

Birute O. Miniatas. Marie Mueller. Therese E. Nischan, Joan M.

Sehutte BACHELOR i OF OF MUSIC, June 7---Barbata J. Fairbanks Barbara A. Foster. BACHELOR OF AMTS. Feb.

6 Maria del Carmen Mary V. S. Sister Mary V. .4. L.

BACHELOR OF SCIeNCE, Feb. 6 Mary E. Wilke. tO BACHELOR OF AMTS. Sept 3-- Unwise Burnett.

SctitscE. sert. 3 Sister Mary J. Dietria4 R. S.

M. a BACHELOR OF AM'S. July 30 ter Mary A. Backes. Si S.

N. Sister Anthony M. Baumbartner. S. S.

N. 13.. Sister Mary tp Cassidy, S. Ciasse, Sistcriklary C. -Coyne, S.

S. N. Joan Di Davenport. Sister Mary M. Degenhatt, S.

S. N. I 1 Sister Mary E. Drorit, S. S.

N. Sister Mary A. G. DI Sister C. Eisenmann, 1 S.

N. Sis- I ter Mary N. Fuytinc Ls. S. N.

D. Sister Mary Got S. Sit1 ter Mary L. Hartkr. S.

N. Sic- ter Elizabeth M. eth. S. Sis- tti ter Mary S.

S. N. Sister Mary V. Latter. I S.

N. D. Sis- ter Mary E. Lawren S. S.

N. Sister Mary R. Linnerr nn, S. S. N.

Sister Mary de L. R. S. M. Sister Mary 31ollman.

O. Sister Mary C. S. S. N.

Sister Mary D.1 Pe7n, S. Sister Rosalie M. S. Sister Marysia Sok, S. S.

,4 D. Sister Mary C. Stock. S. S.

N. DI; Sister Mary T. Strubhart, S. S. N.V., Sister Jeanne NI.

Stoltz. S. Si N. Ila Sister Mary- Swaeney, S. Sister Mary C.

Ulrich. it. S. N. Sic- I ter-Mary S.

N. Sic-ter Mary 3. Wairtrict4 S. S. N.

Sister Mary P. S. S. N. Sister Theresa L.

VKaeman, S. L. o'f- Michael S. Sturges. a June vir graduate of Webster Groves! High School, has been appointed It to the United States Naval.

5. Academy at An- napolis. it was announced yes-: 4 5 terday by Rep- '-'-'k .5, resentative.1 I Thomas Curtis ,5 55- Webster Groves. Sturges, i who lives at 315 Oakwood a ve Webster Groves, -t will enter the 1 academy this 4 a- jf month. 5 Wheelock W.

C. Brown Crosby Brown, 19, 328 West dt, Argonne Kirkwood. who received an appointment to the' Naval Academy in January of 's' this year, will enter in July. it I': was learned. Brown, who gradu listed from Kirkwood High School year, is a freshman in en5o gineering at the University of Kantas, Lawrence, Kan.

-5 I -ar 309 Girls Take Michael S. Sturges. a Stine 4 graduate of Webster Groves 1 High School, has been appointed I to the Unitedwr States a a 1 Academy at 4.,,,.., napolis it was I announced yes- 0 terday by Rep- A resent ative 1 Thomas Curtis -ske', It. -Webster Groves. Sturges, who lives at 315 le, Oakwood a i.

Webster Groves, "--t will enter the 1 4 academy his LI mont. w- clock W. C. Brown Crosby Brown, 19, 328 West dt, Argonne Kirkwood. who received an appointment to the Naval Academy in January o- 's' this year, will enter in July.

it I': was learned. Brown, who gradu- from Kirkwood High School last year, is a freshman in en- ot gineering at the University of Kantas, Lawrence, Kan. 309 Girls Take Test.I iv U. S. Jury to Query Giardano About' Narcotics Activities Anthony (Tony) Giardsno.

St. Louis gangster arrested Friday after being sought since last November on a federal income tax evasion charge, will be brought beforethe United States Grand Jury for questionimg in connection with local narcotic activities. United States Attorney Harry Richards said yesterday. Giardano, 40, of the 5500 block of Palm street, was arrested by an off-duty St. Louis detective who saw the gangster as be sat in a barber shop in the 4600 block of Shrewsbury avenue.

An open house Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Welte. 4952 Beacon will mark that couple's fiftieth wedding anniversary. The We Res were married June 1905, at SL James' Church here.

We Ite, 75, still is active as a mail clerk at the Blackwell Wielandy Company. yid E. Godfrey Anthony -F. Gro. meek'.

John S. John O. Harris, Marvin G. Heideman, Marga. ret R.

Hughes. Frank, T. Johmann. Kenneth J. Judge, Thomas T4 Peter M.

Kieffer, Paul I. Kirkpatrick Charles W. Xullmann. Richard A. Littmann, George L.

Mann. James P. Mannion Charles- J. McEnerY Jr. Raymond L.

McLaughlin. David A. McNlahon, Edward W. Miller. Mike .1.

Joseph John F. Mulligan. Norman E. Robert C. O'Malley, Paul T.

Louis J. Quick. Daniel P. Reardon Norbert M. Reker.

Joseph F. Sage. Roy Schaetzel. Christian C. Sehlather.

Donald L. Schmidt. Sylvaster K. Shanahan. Earl Q.

Smith Joseph H. Sollen, Robert-K. Spalding, John J. -Stewart. Rudolph G.

Stippec. Arthur NI. Sullivan Donald Tedesco. Glenn A. Wagner.

Robert- L. Welling. Victor R. Witte James R. rinck.

-1, BACHELOR OE? LAWS. Feb. -6-- Herbert -W. Craude Hank. -James James L.

Hawkins. Wyvetter M. Hoover. Wayne L. Peter J.

Paolucol. Gerald K. Rahushke. Harold E. Scheppner Xero Spiroff.

SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY DOCToR OF DENTAL St RGERY. June 7Jack E. Anderson; Francis E. Antoneilis. Aughney.

Philip Bader. Manuel A. Barrios-Bermudez. 1 Leo Biehl, Robert J. Bogus.

Joseph J. Box, William It; Brown. Jerry A. Thomas J. Byrne, Robert D.

Callahan, Roy B. Carroll. Lucius F. Cassidy, John DePond. Steven Eleftherion, Conrad-H Engram.

Eugene F. Easano, Richard J. Ferrocci. Frank E. Frounfelker.

Vincent A. Gag- hone. Albert J. Genco, Joseph A. Gra.

reftko. George D. Harlow, William H. Heck -Miles R. Hellman; Robert E.

Jr. Lucian J. Hodapp Jr. Thomas R. Hollinshead Jr.

Donald E. Killian Joseph J. Knoll. William.M. Kobler.

Roy E. Kuecherimeister, Francis L. Lock, Gerald F. Walter S. Lung.

Richard K. Maliszewski. Paul S. MalTa. Clair McGrady Richard L.

Frederick J. Meine. 1 Robert H. Miller Ralph F. di.

Robert E. Netterberg. Jerry O'Brien. Dale W. Podshadley.

'Marion Popei0Y. William IL George D. Ritchie, James H. Simmons. Louis J.

Sindelar Paul Sochat James A. Spalding. Fridolin J. Stallbaumer, 'Burton E. Raymond A.

Jo- seph F. Suellentrop Alfred B. Tetreault. Kevin W. Teal.

Paul C. Unverferth. Michael F. Vincene. Joe F.

Warriner. Arthur P. Wilheimi. Hugh Wong. Lawrence Yamada.

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE- DOCTOR OF MEDKINE, June 7 James G. Adams, James H. Mien. Charles J. Ash, William T.

Atkinson Willard B. Avery. James P. reit. Joseph C.

Blanton, Waited L. Brunswick, Richard B. Budde, John A. Burrell, Robert J. -Bosse t.tr., Rich- 1 ard Cappelletti.

1 1 Otto A Carabba George, T.1 Carr. 'Dcirnirock- A. Caseinova John F. Clisham, Donald J. Coleman.

Thomas- P. Connelly, Paul D. Cooper Normand R. Cote, James Coviell, Thomas L. William Cushing, Duane A.

Daugnerty. aoyce E. Devine. Joseph T. DeWitte, JonaDooley.

7 Edmond W. Fitzgerald James' E. Focrstner. John s1. Coin.

Alvin B. Goldenson. Robert A. Goyer. Samuel D.

Goza III. Robert J. Gresick, George Andrew M. Hazen, Carl A. Hertzman, James George J.

hungerman. William Peter cf. Invanovich. Bernard J. Kalec.

James F. Karnin- sky. Harold G. Kelso Jr. John -J.

King. John J. Ben M. ski, Neal E. Krupp, Paut V.

Kuenzig, 'Maurice N. Lagace. 'David A. Lanham, Joseph J. Joseph J.

Lauber. Herbert S. Leb, James E. Leibold. Ed.

ward J. Leschansky, Jerome A. Logan. Waldo Lopez, John A. Michael M.

Mahoney. Thomas L. Mar- chloroi Joseph P. Mardesich Nicholaa IA. Mardesich, Thomas E.

Maxwell. James E. McClellan. Thomas F. Alc- Clenathan, McDevitt.

Dee J. McGonigle WilliaLNL V. McKnellir Randall E. McNally, John D. Michenfeider, Angelo MI.

Miles -Miller. Joseph L. Mooney Patrick J. Moore, Robert L. O'Connell, Leroy F.

Ortmeyer. Ber-' nabe Ostolaza. John S. Piendak. Paul R.

Pollack. Hugo C. Pribor. Wilson J1 Rabben. James Ransdell.

Terry Reynolds. Robert P. Norman L. Rose. Donald It; St.

John. Virgil A. Sandkamp. Glennon ee ter Robert J. Schafer.

James A. Schlueter; Jerome IL- Schtnidt, Fordyce E. Schultz. Relph C. Schwari Paul J.

Sindelar. Robert Stirderi. Thomas RI Soehritn. Thomas Sofia- nides Dale, B. ence Steehlehulle.

Paul G. Stein ham J. Super, Theodore William Thorpe. Joseph E. Traynor; Yukio 17yeno, Robert Voorhees.

Thomas Vote6 Leo Wacker. 'William H. Walter. John W. Robert G.

Wiencek. John' S. Wilson. Adolph J. Wood.

Jest Young: 4 PARKS COLLEGE OF AERONAUTICAL TECHNOLOGY BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AERO. NAUFICS. Apr 15Francis. E. AnoS-, s' key.

I Jameg 14. Harvey, Uri Moore. Richard L. Schapker, Frederick T. Stark.

Jacob R. Wolfersberger. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, IN AR()- NAUTICS. Dee. 14Patrick J.

'Crotty. A Anthony T. Mascia Kenneth W. Miller. Richard Harry W.

Oravetz. James W. Rose. Joseph G. Daniel C.

Scharlach. Charles D. Normand Vary. BACHELOR Or sciENcE rkt AEROZ.At. TICS.

July 21John A Albertjni Robert W. Axtman, -MaxD. Beasley, Fred O. Beeler, William F. Anthony B.

Chutek, Robert F. Clark, David A. Consolver, James A. Crumfish, Charles R. -Culbertson.

Robert Danick, Merle Denny- Frank Stephen R. Dvorchak. James Easley. Richard W. Eberhardt, A.

Ebert, Richard C. Frey. Randolph W. Frymire. On Garbi, Israel stein.

Lloyd D. Gish. Frederick H. P. Frederick P.

A. Hrenak, Richard W. Hunt. Gerald R. sem Dale J.

Kalkbrenner. John A. Karsnak Frederik E. Klarfeld. Eu- gene i F.

Kranz. 'Robert' O. Moe. Jack Mueller. David F.

Nicholson 'Roland 'Nokes. Bernard J. Ectwar'd, -J. Reilly Jr. rJohn K.

Robinson, -Cherie E. Rosenmayer, J. Sdhaub. Charles W. Schoeolem.

Terry C. Smith, Norbert Smykacz. Ralph D. Steele. James F.

Myron TYgar. John H. Weins, George Whited. Joseph W. Wiskarchen.

Abraham Zukerman. -I GRAoCATE SCHOOL MASTER OF ARTS. RESEARCH, June 7Sister Mary Gracia Abel. C. PP.

Rev. Valentine O. F. George L. Krieger.

S. Helen McCormick. Eugene Mem. S. Joseph M.

Moser, Thomas J. O'Brien. Sister Ruth Margaret RauPP. C. S.

Denis D. Savage, S. Caroline E. Rev, David S. Schuller, John Snyder, S.

Victor Traynor. S. J. MASTER OF ARTS, June 7Rev. Wilbert H.

Bruns. C. Lorraine A. Cammarata. -Vernon T.

Hornbeck -Sister Mary Theophila Keeven; C. P. P. Raymond M. KOler, Donn C.

RileYd Mark W. Sholotsky. S. J. D.

C. MASTERS OF BUSINESS ISTRATION, June F. Calla. Harley A. Cobb James B.

Dore. John T. Harrington, George lierpel. Maurice A. King.

Robert ILI Lutz, Paul J. McBryan, Lewis H. Skillman Alexander M. MASTERS OF EDUCATION. June Rev.

Robert J. Brother William -J. Chewning, S. George V. Hasser.

Sister Henry Marie Juen. S. Donald J. Meade. Ruth J.

Reynolds. Edward J. Sido. Frances F6 Turner, Sister John Magdalen MASTER -OF sovicr, June 7William M. Adams.

Paul- J. BiebeL Francis J. Brock. Joseph M. Finn, Debicumar Gangull, Gregory A.

Knapp, Howard W. Leaf. Albert Theodore R. Stelzer, James R. Stinson.

Lloyd A. Stuebinger, James E. Weidenborner. Tub H. Wiggins Jr.

MASTER Or SCIENCE IN TISTRY. June 7John D. Callahan. MASTER or SCIENCE IN DLETET- ICS. June 7Sister Mary John, EllPn Sloan.

S. S. M. MASTER OF SCIENCE Continued on Next Page i Lag in Fund Drive Goal May Curtail Diabetes Fight for Life Ends Defection Service in. High School Fashion Model Contest Three hundred and nine high school girls eager to be models showed up yesterday at Stix, Baer Fuller Company's tryouts for its 1955-56 High School Flash ion Board.

Thoes with notions that an exaggerated slinking go wits model mandatory were st 'graded down," said sub-deb a counselor Jane Tado. 111 All. they did yesterday was walk up and down a runway. and pivot twice. From 16 to 20 will be person-.

al tnterviews in 'he coming thret weeks. The successful candidates. who are paid a nominal ftre, model PI Saturdays in the tea room and the--high and in two Jo large high schont fashion shows is during the They also act as at teen-age programs. Baptists to Dedicate i 4 High School Fashion Model Contest Diabetes detection and care services given to the St. Louis area by the St.

Louis Diabetes Association stand in danger of being "seriously curtailed" unless additional funds are raised in the group's current drive, general campaign chairman Jim Daugherty said yesterday. A total of less than one-third of the $25,000 goal, was collected in the drive, which ended officially June 1 but has been extended, Daugherty said. More than 9500 people in the area are estimated to be suffering from undetected cases of diabetes. Fifty per cent of funds raised are used to underwrite the Association's annual Detection Drive. The rest is spent for research, education and a summer camp program for diabetic children.

HOUSTON. June 4 finally flickered out last- night for little "Miracle Ann" Dupreei a premature baby girl promounced dead after birth but fowl(' alive on an- embalming slab. Dr. M. Desmond, a woman in charge of the nursery at Hospital.

reported the Infant's death early today, Earlier, doctors gave the baby a better than 50-50 chance. Miracle Ann" weighed 30 Ounces. the mother announced she would name the child "Miracle "It was God's will that my baby is alivb," said Mrs. Mark Dupree, S. "I can only describe this as a miracle." An osteopath who delivered the infant saw no sign of life and pronounced her dead.

1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Tedeschi traveled here in 1904 from their native Sicily on a honeymoon visit to the St. Louis World's Fair. They fell in love with this city, and stay to raise five children, .10 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren here.

Today the whole brood will gather at the family -home, 1929 Burd to celebrate the Tedeschis' fifty-first wedding anniversary. They were married at Comobello, Sicily, on June 5, 1904. Mr. and Mrs. John W.

Franz, 5732 Murdoch will observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary Tuesday at a Mass at St. Gabriel the Archangel Church, beginning at 9 a. in. The. couple was married June 7.

1905 at St. Agatha's Church. They had two children, both now dead. Mr. Franz was in the auto body business for 23 years before his retirement in 1950.

Several Musicians and friends who were present at the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Crook will be among the 300 guests in attendance at their fiftieth wedding anniversary celebration today. An anniversary supper will held at 4 p.

Concordia Hall, Thirteenth and Arsenal streets. Mr. and Mrs. Crook reside at 9206 Pavia ave. Crook, a retired building superintendent of the Manufacturer's Bank and Trust Company, is 69 years of age.

They have three children, Mrs. G. W. Dotzman and L. and E.

R. Crook, and two SCHOOL OF COM FINANI BACHELOR tir. SC MERCE. June 1Dot ItERCE AND ENCE IN COMM Balkenbush, BACHELOIR OF SCIENCE IN RAHN-SIAN-at TECHNOLOGY, June 7 Sister M. Maureen Madera.

C. M. P. BACHELOR OF SCIEN(E I RSENG. Feb.

6Dorothy A. Chiga, Sister Mary Anne Veronica Coffey. O. S. Jeannine A.

Diver. Alfreda F. Dold, Rosalie A. Dresner, Joanne A. Hirzel.

Jo D. Howe, Mary L. Mary E. Lyons. Mary L.

Ranft, Marie Tacchi; Rose A. Yonder Haar, Mary A. Zelka. Helen A. Zikovich.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING EDUCATION. Feb. Marcella L. Cunningham. Belt" F.

Morgan. Annamae M. Tolomeo. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PUBLIC HEALTH IS IRSESC, Feb. 6Frances M.

George. Mary J. Jennings, Bernice A. Savitt. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY.

Feb. tiRalph P. Jewcll. 4 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PHYSICAL THERAPY TECHNOLOGY. Feb.

b--John J. Skean. C. Kinsella. Alvin S.

tohta. BACHELOR OF S(7IENCE IN NURSING. ept-. 3 MayEll E. Campbell.

Sister onette Devlin. O. F. Carolyn J. Dur( en.

Jean F. Ernstes. 1.7.lizabeth J. Landwehr. Rose' M.

Latibenthal. Teresa E. McKenna. Helene I. Milliken.

Marjorie A. O'Donnell, Cleona C. O'Keefe. Sister U.al Joseph Scheible, I O. S.

Margaret Trelford. BACHELOR OFSCIENCE IN NURSING EDUCATION. Sept. 3Jean Y. Arake.

BACHELOR OF sCIENCE INi PUBLIC HEALTH NIRSING. Sept. 3. Lessie M. Lowens.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY, Sept. 3Nancy L. Burns. Sister Alicia Zimmerman. O.

S. F. CERTIFICATES IN MEDICAL RECORDS SCIENCE. Sept. A.

Brunner. Helen H. Hutchinson. Sister Mary Augustine Knight. O.

Sister Mary Fatima C. S. J. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING. 30Mary J.

Carr. Patricia A. Doyle. Gloria L. Florence L.

Hood, Mary P. Osweiler, Patricia A. Wagner. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN 'NURSING EDI CATION. July H.

Abe, Helen Duda. Ana M. Early. Sister Ann Frederick Grossman, C. S.

Arleatha Johnson; Sister Margaret Mary Keogh, O. S. Jean. C. Eurata.

Sister Mary Angelito Terri. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN DIETETICS. July 30 Sister Mary James Krieg, S. S. M.

BACHELOR (SE SCIENCE IN 'MEDICAL 'RECORD LIBRARY SCIENCE. July 30Denise T. Lyons. CERTIFICATE IN MEDICAL RECORD Ls-. BRARY SCIENCE.

July 30 Sister Mary Charles Tagearit. S. S. J. INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING.

June 7 Donald F. Benedict. George A. Blase, Richard V. Bredemann.

Thomas G. Clinton. Joseph J. -CooneyJ Donald W. Cramer.

Thomas L. Cronley, Theodore A. Esswein. Joan G. Ferol, Marceline C.

Gratiaa. Thomas J. Holthaus, Charles D. Joerger. Bruce T.

John B. Kennedy. William B. 1 Klees. I Bernard J.

Rice. Raymond J. 1Schneider Raymond Sirtak, Dan1 iel J. 1 Walter. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE INEOPHYSICAL ENGINEERING.

June 7Richard J. Boushka. James F. Conway, Charles M. Daly, Edward D.

Diemen Michael C. Forrest. Ronald E. Haugd Robert F. Scherrer.

George A. Iacu.i BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING. June 7 Edwin J. Kraus. Fred J.

Rensing. Thomas E. Robert L. StranQuist. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN I PROFESSIONAL GEOLOGY.

June 7 "Fergus G. Mitchell Jr. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PROFESSIONAL METEOROLOGY. June C. Pundsack.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE TN GEOPHYSICAL ENGINEERING. Feb. 6 Joseph A. Protera. BACHELOR- OF SCIENCE IN INDUSTRIAL NGI NEERING.

Feb. 6--Edwin A. Barnicie David J. O'Malley, David A. Trampe.

BACHELOR OP SCIENCE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERLNG. Sept. 3Edward G. Schroeder. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PRoFESsIONAL, METEOROLOGY.

Sept. 3Robert Peace Jr. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRICAL ENGLNEERING. July :1,0 Khalid A. Amin, BACHELOR OF SCIENCE ri GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING, July 30Ikechukwu T.

Ogbukagti. SCHOOL or LAW BACHELOR OF LAWS. June 7 Milton R. Allen. Robert P.

Baine Harold M. Baum. Paul F. Brener. Stuart Carothers.

"'Marianne S. Cegas. David L. Colson. William M.

Corrigan. Frank V. DeStefano. Joseph D. Dudley C.

William P. Durbin. William B. England. Frank Felder.

Robert Finot. Richard E. Eisler. Thomas E. French.

Robert A. Gassett. Jerome Gindra, Da. it "Education Building 'A week of special services Is dedicating the new $215,000 Christian Education Building, of 1st Antioch Baptist Church, Goode ye avenue and North Market street, is will begin with a service at 10:30 to a. ra.

today, at- which Dr. O. 10 Walter Wagner, executive direc .1" tor of the Metropolitan Church 01 Federation, will be the speaker. Ground was broken last June st for the building. of contempo rary design, which houses facili' 11 ties for six school departments.

a social -recreational hall seating mill a dining room for 200, stage, is offices and kitchen. Rev. James is E. Cook is pastor of the congre gation, which is observing its is seventy-seventh anniversary. Charges Dismissed in -icebox Deaths Charges resulting from the suffocation of two children May 17 in an icebox were dismissed Friday against Julian Gilliam, 2506 Douglas East St.

Louis, on whose property the deaths occurred. Dismissal was on motion by Police Commissioner Russell T. Beebe, who told Justice of the Peace Edward Horrigan that Gilliam was not negligent because the icebox was not abandoned. He said the box had been stored in a closed garage pending decoration of which Gilliam leases. The dead children were Nancy Anne Cygan, 2508 Douglas, and Robert Ballance, 1416 Vorth Twenty-fifth both three years of age.

They crawled into the icebox and smothered. John L. Bauer; VIPtor C. Berra, "Mildred M. Bindel.

larY B. Braeckel. Robert P. Bras lo, iam E. Buckley.

Fred E. Robert J. Claywell. James D. Cochran.

Robert D. Cunningham. Kenneth S. J. Deck.

Carl J. Diemeke. Jelin M. Delaney, Anthony D. Del hio, Brian E.

Fels. Donald L. Flynn 1 James A. For- gas. "Robert I J.

ant J. Freund Joseph Gorman. Don- aid J. Gravlin. James Hays.

Ray- mond A. Helmich. Jo il C. Hembrow. Robert J.

Higginbotha Charles W. Hippisle. John A. Holt-rum Donald E. HoPsoili.

Roy J. Horn. John H. Jones. Alvin L.

Karin. 1 Herbert S. Kadowaks. Daniel J. (eat- ing.

Bernard G. Kiev rn. Edward W. Kolar "Betty L. otoski.

Eugene L. LaBarge. Robert -LaBarge. Donald- C. Landholtji Jerome S.

Joseph M. Lundgrgan Patricia A. Madden. Ronert S. Mariam, Harry J.

Marro. Claudp B. Martin Donald R. Martin. Richard L.

Marxer, Thomas P. McCarthyli John D. Mc. Cullen. James McKelly.

Donald C. McWilliams. James T. Albert T. 11 Barbara M.

Millman. David J. Murphy. Bernard O'Dell. Mary A.

Ortmann. tGregari D. O'Shea, Thomas E. Paige. Eugene J.

Pnimaisano. Harold F. Paschang. Letioy T. Pawlak, Sister Mary M.

Paterrnan. S. -S. Martin L. Plouissard, Agnes F.

Pokoski. i I' Aloysius E. Ringicartm. Joseph R. Sanders.

Bernard F. fanner. Roy E. Saunders. Nicholas K.

Scallano. Donald N. Schaefer. Harold JP Schott. George E.

Willianl J. Sieltmann. Thomas V. Skahill. William F.

Slattery "Robert A. Smitlll George J. Soest. rho-nalt L. Stewart.

Rudoiph G. Stippec. Claries R. Sullivan. John F.

Sullivan. B. Sunder. Sister Charles A. lurpin.

S. G. Walter W. Tyler phn F. Cabal-ie.

Edward W. Vass. Kenneth H. Voss. Mary S.

Weilbacher, Walter A. Weiner. Robert T. Wich. John J.

Wilhelm. William R. Wil- llama. Glennon Wi ter. Harold O.

Winter. John mr, 1., 'right. Patrick E. G. Wright ASSOCIATES IN 'EENCE June J.

Anderson. Gene G. Aye. Walter E. Benz.

Joseph E. Birk Ernest C. Bradley. Joseph C. Champa.

Hugh L. Collett, Paul P. Condaxis. Daniel A. Coyne.

Robert B. Decker, William F. Hill. Rose M. T.

Immer, William H. Kamper. Arthur F. Kraati, Erwin W. Laugeman.

William J. Anthony F. Marley, William Miller) Arthur B. More. William Moss.

Walter S. Stanley W. Novak. Clayton Panter. Gordon R.

Pulliam. John S. Dr. Robert Elman New 1 President of Stomach ISpecialists' Group 11 Dr. Robert Elman, clinical iprofessor of surgery at Washington 'University was elected lyesterday as president of the American Gastroeiterological Association.

succeeding Dr. Dwight L. Wilbur of San Francisco, Cal. Dr. Elman, associated With Washington University for about 30 years, is a member of the staffs of Barnes.

Childreres and Jewish Hospitals. He is also chief of staff and director of surgery at Homer a. Phillips Hospital. He received the Samuel D. Gross award and 51500 in 1945 i for pioneering in introducing amino acids- into the veins as another method of feeding patients unable to take food by mouth.

Traffic Club to Install. L. V. Gudiswitz, traffic manager of the Graham Paper Company, will be installed as president of the Traffic Club of St. Louis at the organization's thirty-first annual meeting Tuesday night at Hotel Chase.

He succeeds L. M. Dean. Other new officers are: C.W. Brandenburg, Hugo Waninger.

Frank A. Frawley, M. E. Iten and 0.H. Telthorst, vice-presidents.

and Stuart A. liacCready, secretary, treasurer. COLLEGE or PHILOSOPHY AND LETTERS-BACHELOR OF ARTS, June 7 Eugene J. Ahern. S.

Rooert R. Barr, S. Gerald P. Bone. S.

Brian R. Brinell. S. George H. Brown, S.J., William J.

Byron. S. John D. Cuddigan. S.

Gerald -J. Day, S. Philip F. Dreckman, S. Gilbert R.

Gadzikowski. S. J. David H. Gau.

S. Edward F. Gibbons, S. S. Robert E.

Groenewold. S. J. Francis L. Gross, S.

'Robert P. Hart. S. "Cart J. Hemmer.

S. Thomas L. Jacobs. S. J.

Albert A. Janka S. Aloyslus P. Kelley. S.

'Carl A. Lofy. S. "Lee E. McMahon.

S. William E. McMahon, S. J. Patrick H.

McNamara. S. Frank J. Mininni. S.

James R. O'Brien. S. Thomas A. O'Connor.

S. Theodore J. Polthast. S. Ronald A.

S. Gerald T. Regan. S. J.

'Louis W. Roberts. S. J' Joseph E. Russell.

S. Theodore J. Rynes. S. Glendon R.

Welshons. S. Martin J. Whealan. S.

J. Robert A. White, S. J. BACHELOR OF ARTS.

Feb. 6 'Edward J. Herson. S.J.; William F. O'Leary.

S.J. Daniel R. Ryan. S.J.: Marvin D. SkIllingstadt.

S.J. BACHELOR OF ARTS. Sept. 3 Carl R. Lundstrom.

S.J. LICENTIATE IN PHILOSOPHY. Feb. fiEdwarc I. Burns.

S.J. Thomas P. Swift. S.J. LICENTIATE IN PHILOSOPHY.

July 30 John D. Blanton. S.J.: William J. Federer. John W.

ilealey. S.3.; Frederick A. Homann. S.J.: Edward J. Lavin.

Joseph E. Leuenbergen Eugene A. Maio. S.J.; Louis C. Martin.

S.J.; Joseph A. Panuska. S.J.; Cart S. Pfeifer. S.3.: William H.

Quierl. S-3. Arthur N. Schildroth. S.J.; Wmam W.

Wolcott. S.J. FONTRONNE COLLEGE' BACHE LOR OF ARTS, June 7 Mary C. Crawshaw. Agnes A.

Crocker. Catherthe M. Ditenhafer. 'Mother Mary Paul Kiertzler. 'Mary S.

Leach. Mary -M. Marsh. Sister Rita Mark Maxwell. 0.P.; Marilyn E.

Mullins. Martha S. Priest, Elizabeth M. RYan Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Shoults will have a double-header celebration today. They will celebrate both their fifty-third anniversary and Mrs. Shoults' sixty-eighth birthday. The dates of both the anniversary and birthday fall on Tuesday, but they will marked today with a family reunion at the Shoults' home, 3708 Robert ave. Shoults.

88, Is a retired railroad worker. They have four children, two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Among the children are Mrs. Lillian Tanner and Charles Shoults Jr, of St. Louis.

th: WEATHER IR OTHER CITIES UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF 1116 COMMERCE. WEATHER BUREAU Data for 24 hours ending at 7:30 D. 0, central tune. June 4 so Temperature: et STATIONS. High.

Low. Precip. 01 Atlanta. Gis S7 62 Bismarck. N.

D. 60 .53 .04 lill Boston. Mass. tol 52 ESP nica go. III.

90 toi 4 a Cincinnati. Ohio S3 59 Columbia. Mo. $4 j14 Denver. Colo.

.5:4 30 41 el Des Moines. la. S3 5S .27 est Detroit. Mich. s7 5S ire El Paso.

Tex Sg 57 Fort Worth. Tex. 90 sg .24 Galveston. Tex. -So ,76 01.

Havre. Mont. 71 40 idt Kansas City, Mo. 012 4 ,410. Los Angeles, 70 50 Niemptus, Tenn.

00 69 1liami. Fla. 71 1 Minn. SI fla New Orleans. La.

SS tot at New York. N. Y. 77 5i .14 Oklahoma City. Ok.

S6 64 Omaha. Neb. s2 57 Phoerux. Ariz. O6 62 od Pittsburgh.

Pa. 7g 51 ow- Portland. Ore. 69 53 .09 St. Lowe AIRPORT P.6 61 fu) rill Salt Lake Oty.

Utah 66 46 .02 San Diego. Cal. 71 60 San Francisco. CaL 92 .7,3 Springfield. Mo.

S2 63 Wasnington- D. C. S3 I. lo m-nlPeg Man. b3 58 --ii 1 their twentieth wedding anniversary.

The festivities will take place at 7 p. m. at Clara Hempelman's Hall, 6816 Gravois ave. A Mass in honor of their golden wedding will be said for Mr. and Mrs.

Buehler at 8:30 a. in. at S. Anthony's Churc Meramec street and Michigan avenue. Mr.

Buehler, who was employed for some 30 years with the Department of Streets, Is a retired employe of Woolworth's Store. He and his wife, 71 and 70 years of age, have 14 grand: children and two great-grandchildren. Each Is a native St. Louisan. A dinner and reception will highlight a celebration today of the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr.

and John B. Buehler, 3438 Minnesota whose son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Buehler, 6956 Hills-land will also be celebrating 1 .1 0 1 1.