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Georgetown U. Head
Honored at Dinner
Of Alumni
'Loyal Citizens' Form
Vital Part of Defense,
Dr. O'Leary Says in Talk
The Very Rev. Arthur A. O'Leary,
P J. president of Georgetown Uni
versity, told an assemblage of 800
alumni last night at the Mayflower
Hotel that "loyal citizens" are as
much a part of national defense as
the implements of war.
"Thank God. there never has and
never will be a “fifth column’ at
Georgetown.” he added.
The dinner was arranged by the
Georgetown Alumni Council in
honor of the university president
and was featured by the awarding
of athletic letters to qualifying
members of the varsity teams and
an "off-the-record" address on na
tional defense by Brig. Gen. George
V. Strong, assistant chief of staff
In charge of the war plans division.
Referring to the measures for pre
paredness outlined by Gen. Strong
in the only formal address of the
evening. Dr. O'Leary appealed to
the alumni to co-operate with the
university in training men in “obe
dience and loyalty and service to
the State and to God" in this crit
ical period.
Pledges University’s Aid.
"Georgetown will contribute as a
part of the national defense the
training of men to be good citizens
as'.it has been doing the past 150
years,” he pledged. "We can make
tanks, airplanes and guns but they
will prove useless unless manned
by »loyal citizens."
Rufus S. Lusk, chairman of the
council, presided as toastmaster,
and E. Barrett Prettyman presented
the president of the university with
a testimonial, a smoking set, as a
mark of appreciation from the
alumni. The athletic awards were
made by Dr. William J. Cusack,
president of the Georgetown "G"
Club.
Newly elected officers of a na
♦ ional alumni association formed
earlier in the day were announced
and introduced at the dinner. They
were Martin Conbov, '98. former
United States attorney for the
eouthem district of New York, who
was chosen president; Judge
Michael I. Igoe of Chicago, class of
1910, and Daniel J. O'Connor. ’16 of
Boston, vice presidents; Robert B.
McCann. '23 of Richmond, Va.. sec
retary, and John Saul, '18 of Wash
ington. treasurer.
Conboy Succeeds Hogan.
Mr. Conboy. who predicted for
the new organization a successful
future, succeeds Frank J. Hogan of
Washington as president. He is an
honorary doctor of laws of the uni
versity.
Spokesmen paid tribute to Dr.
O'Leary as the Georgetown presi
dent who had done more to foster
expansion of the alumni than any
of his predecessors.
Representative William B. Bank
head. Speaker of the House and a
member of the law class of 1895,
had served as general chairman of
arrangements for the dinner. He
was unable to attend last night, j
however, because of official busi
ness. James S. Ruby, jr., executive i
secretary, announced the newly
elected alumni officers.
At 10:30 o'clock this morning
fhe baccalaureate mass will be
celebrated on the campus: in the
event of rain, the service will be in
Dahlgren Chapel. The sermon will
be preached by the Rev. Wilfrid
Parsons. S. J.. retiring dean of the
graduate school, and the Rev. John
J. Kehoe. S. J.. faculty director of
athletics, will be the celebrant.
The awarding of academic prizes
to honor men among the 500 grad
uates will take place at 8:30 o'clock
tonight, with the Rev. John E.
Grattan, S. J.. dean of the college,
presiding. Carl H. Watson, jr.. will
deliver the traditional Cohonguroton
oration.
Honorary Guests.
Other honorary guests of the
alumni included:
Rev. Edmund A. Walsh, S. J., vice
president, Georgetown: Rev. John E.
Grattan, S. J., dean, college of arts
and sciences; Rev. Wilfrid Parsons,
S. J., dean, graduate school; Rev.
David V. McCauley, S. J., regent,
medical and dental schools and dean
of the medical school: Rev. Fran
cis E. Lucey, S. J.. regent, law school;
George E. Hamilton, dean, law
school; Dr. Hugh J. Fegan, assistant
dean, law school: Dr. William N. Co
gan. dean emeritus, dental school;
Dr. Joseph L B. Murray, dean, den
tal school; Dr. Thomas H. Healy,
dean, school of^ foreign service;
Daniel J. Donovan, auditor of the
District of Columbia: Dr. William
Gerry Morgan, member. Board of
Regams: Martin Conboy. member,
Board of Regents: the Rev. John J.
Kehoe. S. J., faculty director of
athletics; Dr. William J. Cusack,
president. Varsity "G" Club; John L.
Hagerty, head coach, football; Joe
Judge, head coach, baseball: Elmer
P. Hardell. head coach, track; An
thony Sylvester, coach of golf;
Thomas J. Mangan. coach of ten
nis; Maurice Dubofsky, assistant
coach, football: H. Gabriel Murphy,
graduate manager of athletics: Dr.
Edward P. Donovan, director of the
glee club, and James S. Ruby, jr.,
executive secretary, Georgetown
Alumni Association.
Representatives from the George
town Clubs in the United States
were:
Anthony B. Brennan. West Vir
ginia: Dr. Leo J. Brown, Northeast
Pennsylvania: Richard R. Canna,
capital district. New York; William
L. Cooney, Baltimore; Dr. William
J. Cusack, Varsity "G” Club; Philip
D. Dean, Norfolk; Thomas A. Dean,
Chicago; William J. Dempsey,
Georgetown College Alumni Club of
Washington; Ernest L. Duhaime,
Miami; George L. Dyer, jr.,
St. Louis: John E. Farrell, Essex
County, N. J.; Joseph A. Galvin,
Boston; Dr. Harry H. Hefferan, Con
necticut; Joseph P. Hester, Central
New York: Dr. A. L. Joliet, Cleve
land. J. Harry La Brum,' Phila
delphia; William K. McGowan, In
dianapolis; Dr. John R. McIn
tyre. Georgetown Dental Alumni
Club of Washington: Dr. Leo Brison
Norris, Georgetown Medical Alumni
Club of Washington: Dr. Edward j
M. O'Brien. Georgetown Clinical
Society; Miles M. O'Brien. Detroit; j
George S. Roper, Georgetown For
eign Service Alumni Club of Wash
ington; Harry Sandager, Rhode
Island: William A. Shea. Society of
New York Alumni of Georgetown
Uniwsity: Joseph P. Sheridan,
Harrisburg; William H. Sitterding,
Richmond: Howard G. E. Smith,
P 'Talo; Dr. Joseph G. Villapiano, 1
i,
ALUMNI DINE—Notables at the Georgetown alumni dinner in
cluded, left to right, the Very Rev. Arthur A. O’Leary, president
of the university; Rufus Lusk, toastmaster, and Brig. Gen.
George V. Strong, speaker. —Star Staff Photos.
Monmouth County. N. J, and Dr.
George Williams, Trenton.
The Guest List.
The complete guest list follows:
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AbbiUcchlo, R. J. Altieri. August
Abtll. W. Andrma John
Acorn. Robert E Angevtne. W. K
Adams, J. Arthur Ansley. Everett B
Adams. George Arabam. James M.
Adams. George E. Argy. WiITtam P.
Adkins. Jesse C. Aschenbach. E. H
Ahern, John W. Atcheson, L
Aiello. Caesar L. Aukward. Joseph
Allwine, Louts P. Ault. Garnet W.
B
Baldt. George C. Brennan Joseph B.
Ballinger. William M Briefs. Goatz A
Barabas. Stephen Bnlmyer. G J
Barnard Jerome P. Brimer. Harry W.
Barry. Brock. James
Bartel. William P Brogan. Albert J.
Bastian. Walter M. Brogan, F. B
Beale, Robert S Brown. Chauncey
Beck. C. M. Brown. Leo J.
Bernton. W Henry S Buckley. John J.
Balszek. Stanley Bucy. Charles W.
Bloyis, A. Bulvln. Rosclaus
Boote. Ward E. Burg Joseph P.
Boyd. Howard Burke. John P
Boyd. Samuel Rurkinshaw. Neil
Bovle. Charles Burlee. Bill
Brady, J. B Burns. J. Frederick
Brann Vincent Bushnell. O A.
Brazinsky. John F Bushwaller W J.
Brennan. Anthony B Byrne, J Harry
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Calhoun Charles A. Collins. William J.
Ca an. G. C Connolly. M
Callan. C». Chris Connally. William
Cambouri, Manuel Connor. Bernard
Canfield. Austin Constantinople. P. S.
Canna Richard R. Conway. Patrick A.
Cantrel. Joseph A Cook. P. Michael
Cantwell. Thomas Coolahan. Charles
Carey Joseph A. Cooney. William L.
Carmody. John Cooper. Leon F.
Carneval Vincent Corish. Julian
Carney. Thomas G. Costello. Jamev R.
Carroll, William Costello. Robert F.
Carroll. William V Coster. W F
Carter. John G. Coughlan. J. Fendall
Cassidy. G_ A., jr. Coutinho. J. Dev
Caulfield. P. A Crammond Earl»» D.
Cavanagh. John R Crane. William J.
Cawley Frank Crane. Willis
Cecil. Curtis D Creaghan John S.
Cecil. John L. Crosson. H. J.
Cernzin Michael S. Crowley. Harry
Chais. Louis G. Crowley. J F.
Chmielewsk!. M S. crown. John
Clark. William Earl Cunningham. Johr#K.
Coe. Fred O Curran, Edward M
Cogan. W. N. Cusack William J.
Cohen. Bernard Cushman. William M.
Co.ien. Joseph Cushwa. Raymond C.
Coleman. Sam Cutting. Reginald A.
Collins. William H.
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D'Agostini. A. J. Donahue. James J.
Daley. Thomas A. Donahue. John F.
Daly. Charles Donahue. M. E
Daly. Francis P. Donahue. Michael T.
Dalzel). S W. W Donahue. T. F.
Daniels. Joseph J. Donohue. F. J.
Darby. John J. Donovan. John
Daugheritv E S. Donovan. John J.
Davies. Harry F. Donovan. Leo
Davies, J. Jenkyn Donovan. Patrick J.
Davis. James A. Downey. J J.
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Degnan Philip A Driscoll. Henry
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De Orsev. C. L. Dubv. John J
Dessof. J. Du^hring. F. E.
Dertwipiler. William Duhaime E. L.
De Vito Michael Durkin. Jamr. H.
Dieckelman. J. H. Durkin. James
Doherty C H Duross Charles E.
Dolan F. M Dyer, G L.. jr.
Donohoe. James
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Ftimon'ston. M R Emu. George E.
Fdmonston. B S . jr. Fsoenscheid V ^
^2311. Thoma« A. Estabrook. W. T.
Egner. Raymond A. Evans. Robert A
Fichenlaub. F. J Evan5 W. J. H
Fisenherc H Everitt. Edward L.
Elkins. Philip D. Ewers. Ira
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Fariner. Frank Fiiseligi. Albert
Fahertv. Leo C Fitzgerald. J. B.
Falcone. Louis P. Fitzgerald J D
Farrell John E. Fitzgerald, .tseph
Fay. Arthur Fitzgerald. T.. ir.
Faymonvill*. P R. Fitzgerald. T. R
Fecan. Hugh B Flahertv. Thomas
Feuhan. F. X Flaherty. V,
Fenlazzo. A. J. F’aherty. W. C.
Fennell. J. H Flavin. Thomas J.
Ferriter James W. ’Hynn. .Tame- B.
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Lange Edward H. Lesher. Wm. A.
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L%scari. John A. Litschgi. St. John E.
Laskey, John E. Long. Bernard J.
Laskey. John L. Loughram. P. H.
Laughlin. K. F Low. Russell
Lauten. Herman G. Lowe. James T.
Lawton. F. J. Lowe. Thomas F.
Leach. Sandford B. Lupek. Aloysius R.
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4S Orig. 3.00 Gowns, 1.99
61 Orig. 4.00 Gowns, 2.66
43 Orig. 7.00 Gowns, 4,66
30 Orig. S11 Gown
Ensembles — 7.29
100 Orig. $2 Pajamas,
1.29
SS Orig. $2 Panties, 994*
It’s cool, pleasant shop
ping ... every floor health
fully air-conditioned.

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