1932 International House Resident Directory and Addendum

NTERNATIONAL HOUSE -- NEW YORK

We have “pitched our tent’. Here we have “camped” together, far apart from the world of differences. What have we gained from this sojourn—what to merit it? Can we not give back to the world a new appreciation of mankind, its alikeness in spirit and its interdependence?

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MR. AND MRS. EDMONDS’ MESSAGE

HIS year has been one of adjustment, of leveling, politically and economically; not of one nation but of the entire world. The need for the purpose of International House to be realized has not lessened but increased,—a fellowship of folk mutually appreciative of one another, expressing an inner spirit of tolerance and unselfish leadership, the only dependable foundation for every world effort.

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ASSEMBLY HALL FOYER

FIRE:PLACE, GREAT HALE

LEVATORMEN

BaRBER SHOP

SHOP TAILOR

~EXANDER JOHN AI WING

THE BAZAAR

Echoes and Reverberations

E. Neige Todhunter Chairman of Student Council

infamous people he has known, the cause of the present world trouble, or a general review of international affairs. The present writer, not being of a reminiscent nature, and after anxious search having found no grey hairs (at the beginning of writing this article at least) is still wondering why the reviewer’s pen was thrust into her hand.

But, if “reminisce’”” we must, then—.

Since the last year book the world has seen another three hundred and sixty-five days pass (and an extra one for good measure) with its load of promise and hours of mischief, its accomplishments and defections, its discoveries and losses, its depressions and doubts, its conferences, treaties, promises and disillusionments; all in all, what seems to be a heavy weighing on the debit side of the balance sheet of Progress (but this is a year of unbalanced budgets!). Fortunately in the House a more favourable balance holds. New students from other lands have come, not so many in actual numbers as in former years, but nevertheless just as keen in entering into the activities, and friendly life of the House. As in the past, the traditional programmes of activities have been carried on, with here and there a new development, some original ideas and fresh talent. Sunday Suppers, as the keynote of the student life, have been eagerly attended, and the choice of speakers, variety of topics, and quality of musical programmes have been well up to standard. That “a prophet is not without honour save in his own country” has been belied here, as proven by the appreciation shown toward the talent contributed to Sunday programmes by House members; the male quartette and the charming Misses Quarles trio, stand out particularly in our memories.

Mid-week programmes have been varied and pleasing; and in their rendering of national music, dance, or pictures, we have become educated about other countries in spite of ourselves. Incidentally, no longer can the German Group be thought lacking in humour after their national night performance which was witty, topical, and well acted; written and produced by House members, its direction and scene settings were well-done—and the high percentage of Ph.D’s taking part in the programme seems to have been no bar to its full success.

The seekers after information, and those who love the sound of words (particularly when spoken by themselves), speakers as well as patient listeners, have been wellfavoured this year in the Sunday evening student assemblies, the debates in the Meeting Rooms, and the symposiums and discussion groups after Sunday Suppers.

And a new discussion centre has arisen! The two maps of U. S. A. which, recently, have been hung downstairs are always surrounded by a group which is arguing as to just where the West begins, or tracing the route planned for this summer’s vacation

trip, or searching vainly for the home town. . ville, to show friends “where I come from!” The collection of maps in the House has always been appreciated (despite certain defects in the treatment of the Pacific areas) and we are grateful for these latest acquisitions.

While speaking of new things, one cannot fail to mention the ping pong room and its evident popularity; the radio in the Upper Foyer, and the rich colorful beauty of the Prendergast painting in the Home Room. Tuesday evening tea served in the Great Hall is a pleasing innovation. As in previous years, and still so worthy of mention, are the flowers in the cafeteria and the Hall—many an otherwise grey day has been brightened by a glimpse of those fresh flowers so tastefully arranged. The afternoon “at Homes” have always found that busiest of women, Mrs. Edmonds, graciously serving tea, and chatting with students, making that best of all rooms, the Home Room, in reality what its name implies.

We miss the monthly bulletin of former years and hope that its absence is only temporary, or that it may give place to a regular International House magazine of literature, poetry and articles on current international affairs. The talent for such writing is not lacking and we hope that the near future will see some such magazine to serve and further the interests of both literature and international goodwill.

Former students returning for a visit to the House will observe changes in the adjacent buildings. The music school, with its fine new structure and formal garden, and the grey stone residence hall beside Riverside Church, are an improvement to the landscape. The present rockpile in front of the House will soon be laid out as a formal garden, and those who for weeks past have sacrificed peace and sleep to the noise of drills, the pounding of air compressors and the blasts of dynamite may find consolation in thinking of the joy of fellow-students to come, who will spend their leisure evenings wandering along its garden paths.

And so another year has passed—the eighth year of the existence of the House, and the twenty-second year of the work for international understanding among students. This has not come to perfection yet, and it is to be hoped it never will, for perfection is but stagnation and a sign of lack of vision and creative ability. Those who have lived here this year and shared the hospitality, comradeship and entertainment of the House may haply have glimpsed the fuller meaning of it all and perchance carry that out into the world along with happy recollections of good times spent in International House.

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The following pages contain the photographs of students who have been affiliated with the House during the Summer, Winter and Spring Sessions of 1931-1932. The name of the student, the university previously attended, the country of origin and the permanent address are given on the opposite page. (Read photographs from left to right.)

The total number of students affiliated each year in International House is approximately 1,500. Of these over 1,000 live in the House for one or more terms. The capacity of the House is 525. The nationalities represented vary from 65 to 75; this year 72 have been represented. [15 ]

I N T E R N A T I 0 N A L H 0 u s E

1. MARGARET B.AARUP, San Francisco State Teachers' College .

2. PEDRO E.ABELARDE, University of California

3. ESPERA ZA C ABELLERA, University of the Philippines

CALIFORNIA, U.S.A.

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

PHILIPPINE ISLA DS

4. WALTER E.ABER ETHY, University of North Carolina· i'JORTH CAROLI A, U.S.A.

5. CA DIDO ACEVES, Harvard Business School SPAIN

6. LEWIS D.ACKER, Franklin and Marshall College

7. EDITH B.ADER, Peabody College

8 MA UEL A. ADEVA, N,ational University

PE SYLVANIA, U.S.A.

ORTH CARO:,INA, U.S.A.

PHILIPPI E ISLANDS

9. FLORENCE L. ADOLPH, Rockford College ILLI OIS, U.S.A.

10. MA SAW TIN AH PON, Judson College BURMA CANADA

11.FREDERICK C.AHRENS, University of Western Ontario

12. HARRIET L.AIKEN, Columbia University

13.JOSEPHINE ALBERT, Willamette University .

14 MARTHA J.ALBRIGHT, New York State Collrge

MASSACHUSETTS, U.S.A. OREGO , U.S.A.

NEW YORK, U.S.A.

15. ELSA L.ALDEN El GLA D MASSACHUSETTS, U.S.A.

16. ADELE R ALEXANDER, llarvard University

17. LOUIS A.ALEXANDER, Connecticut Agrirn!tura.l College CO NECTICUT, U.S.A.

18. EMANUEL S.A. ALEXANDRE, New York University U.S.A.

19.VLADIMIR A ALEXIEFF, Columbia University RUSSIA

20.JOH S. ALLE , University of Minnesota EW YORK, U.S.A.

21 LEO ARD B.ALLE , Colgate University

22. MARGARET 0.ALLEl SWORTH, University of Texas

23. JAMES D ALLISO 1, Hiram College

24.ERROL C. AMARON, McGill University

NEW YORK, U.S.A. TEXAS, U.S.A. OHIO, U.S.A. CANADA

25.KATHARI E G AMBERSO , Teachers' College, N Y. PEN�SYLVANIA, U.S.A.

26 WILLIAM AMENT, Oberlin College

27.SARAH AMES, Central College

28. NI A A DERSON, Columbia University

29. H. RACHEL A DERSO , Teachers' College, N Y.

CALIFORr IA, U.S.A. MISSOURI, U.S.A. DE MARK

MI ESOTA, U.S.A.

30. RACHEL R A DERSON, Ohio State University MICHIGA , U.S.A. Y. [ 17]

31. THELMA W. A DREWS, University of Michigan

32. EARLE W.ANIBAL, Hamilton College

33. A.NEIL AN AS, Alfred University

34. ALICE L. A TO JE, Fisk University

35.PATRIA ARA , Hunter College

MICHIGA , U.S.A.

NEW YORK, U.S.A. NEW YORK, U.S.A. TEXAS, U.S.A. PORTO RICO

36. KOUNDAKJIA H.ARAXIE, American Collegiate Institute, Smyrna ARME IA

37.BORIS B. ARCHER, New York University RU SIA Y.

38. WILLIAM 0.AREY, Juniata College EW JERSEY, U.S.A. . J. GREECE

39.EUPHROSY E ARGYROPOULOU

40.AURORA M. ARME TO, College of Neru; Rochelle EW YORK, U.S.A.

41.FLORA K.AR OLD, Long Island College Ilospital

42.ALEJA DRO ARRATIA, University of Chile

43.RAMIRO ARRATIA, University of Chile Y.C.

44.SETTE M.ARSE IA , Columbia University

45.SAMUEL ARUKIAN, St. Paul1 s College, Tarsus

46 NAOKI ASAHI, Kyoto Imperial University

47.IVA P.ASAY, Colorado College

48.RAFIK ASHSHA, American University of Beirut

49. AUGUST AUER HEIMER, University of Washington

50. KARAPET AVAKIA

51. GERALD AYERS, University of Southern California

52.BENJAMI AZIKIWE, Lincoln University

53.SARAH BABBITT, Arnold College

54. }EMIL A. BABIKIA , Columbia University.

55. BERNARD J.BACHEM

56.ADOLPH A.BAGNOWSKI, University of Warsaw

57 ROBERT A.BAGSHAW, Juniata College

58.AUGUSTA BAKER, University of Denver

59 PAUL E. BAKER, Columbia University

60. BETTY BALLA TI E, University of California [ 19]

CA ADA

CHILE CHILE

ARMENIA ARMENIA JAPAN

COLORADO, U. S. A. SYRIA

WASH! GT01 , U.S.A.

ARME IA

CALIFOR JIA, U. ..A. NIGERIA

CO NECTICUT, U.S.A.

ARME IA GERMA Y

POLA D

PE YLVA 1IA, U.S.A.

COLORADO, U. A.

TEXAS, U..A.

CALIFOR IA, U.S.A.

N T E R N A T I 0 N A L H 0 u s E

61. ALICE L. BA TO , Smith Coiiege

62 SHLOMO BARDI , Teachers' College, N. Y.

63. J. MURRAY BARTELS, JR , Koenigsberg University

64. LELA D L. BARTER, University of Kansas

65. JOSEPH BASTI E, Universite de Bruxelles

66. CATHERINE L. BEACHLEY, Goucher College

67. MYRON A.BEA , Clark University

68. RACHEL BEA , Westfield Normal School

69. SAMUEL W.BELL, Ha,vvard University

DELAWARE, U.S.A.

PALEST! E GERMANY KA SAS, U.S.A. BELGIUM

MARYLA D, U.S.A. MASSACHUSETTS, U. S.A. MA SACHUSETTS, U.S.A. OHIO, U. S.A.

70. A ATOL A. BENDUKOV, Prague University RUSSIA

71. CAROLI E BE ETT, Scripps College CALIFOR IA, U. S.A.

72. CHESTER C.BE ETT University of Michigan

73 RA DOLPH H. BE ETT, University of New Brunswick

MICHIGA , U.S.A. CA ADA

74. A NA H. BERGER, University of Frankfo,·t GERMA Y

75. WILLIAM BERGMA , Columbi,a University GEORGIA

76.MARCEL! 0 V. BER ARDO, University of the Philippines

77.DOROTHY E. BER ET, University of Chicago

78. OLIVE C BERRY, Teachers' College, N. Y.

PHILIPPI E ISLA DS WI CO SIN, U.S.A. CA ADA

79.ARTHUR B.BERTHOLD, Colgate University EW YORK, U.S.A.

80. PRABHAKAR G. BHAGWAT, Princeton University INDIA

81. BE JAMIN A. BIA CHI, Fisk University

82.SHIRLEY BILLI GS, Smith College

83 RA DI BI G

84. ALFRED E.BI I GTO , Emanuel College

85. ESTHER L. BLACK, Occidental College

86. RUTH M.BLACKMA , Detroit Teaclurs' College

87. HELE BLAKE, Kent State College

88. JUA P. BLA CO, Washington and Jefferson College

89 LEO ARD BLIZ ICHE KO

90 TELFORD B.BLOUGH, Juniata College

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SOUTH CAROLI A, U.S.A. NEW HAMPSHIRE, U.S.A. ORWAY CANADA

CALIFOR IA, S. A.

MICHIGA , U. S.A.

OHIO, U.S.A. PORTO RICO

u. s. s. R.

PK SYLVAr IA, U.S.A.

I N T E R N A T I 0 N A L H 0 u s E

91 CHARLES G.BOEHM, University of Padova

92. AMIR BOKTOR, Columbia University

93. MARGARET BOKTOR

94. HELEN BOLMAN, Ohio University

95. EVSTATI BONEFF, Dartmouth College

96. NIELS BONNESEN, University of Copenhagen

97. MARIE L. BONNET, University of Paris

98. SARINA BONO, New York University

ITALY

EGYPT

EGYPT

WEST VIRGINIA, U.S.A. BULGARIA

DE MARK FRANCE

ITALY

99. RUTH M.BONSTEEL, Teachers' College, N. Y. OHIO, U.S. A.

100. JACINTO C. BORJA, Columbia University

PHILIPPI E ISLANDS

101. ARABINDA BOSE, Conservatoire National des Arts et Metiers INDIA

102. ALICE M. BOUGHTWOOD, Simmons College

103. CECELIA L.BOWERMAN, Earlham College

104. BEDROS S. BOYAJIAN, Colorado Agrirnltural College

105. RALPH R.BOYER, Pomona College

106. RONALD BRADBURY, Victoria University

107. EDELBERT F BRAND, University of Wuerzburg

MASSACHUSETTS, U.S.A.

MASSACHUSETTS, U.S.A.

ARMENIA U.S.A.

108. THOR G BRANDTZAEG, Norwegian Institute of Technology

109. KENNETH W.BREEZE, Deni on University

110 BENJAMI BRENNER, Teachers' College, N. Y.

111. MOLLIE BRESEL, New York University

112. OLIVE BRIGGS, La Sorbonne

113.OTTO W. BRODNITZ, University of Freiburg

114. C. LAWRENCE BROWN, Queen's Theological College

115. ELLA R. BROWN, Teachers' College, N. Y.

116. MARION BROWN, University of California

117. EVA R. BROWNING, Weber College

118. LORRIN BROWNMILLER, Lafayette College

ENGLA D GERMA Y ORWAY OHIO, U.S.A. PALEST! E

NEW YORK, U.S.A. ENGLA D GERMANY CANADA

CALIFOR IA, U.S.A.

CALIFOR IA, U. S. A

UTAH, U.S.A.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, U.S.A.

119. MICHAEL BRUCK CZECHOSLOVAKIA

120. ISABEL BRUGADA, William and Mary College SPAI

N T E R N A T I 0 N A L H 0 u s E

121. SIG E BRU STROM SWEDE

122.MADGE W.BRYA T, Teachers' College, N. Y. KA SAS, U.S.A.

123. JOHA A BUHRMA , Ermelo Normal School OUTH AFRICA

124. DOROTHY BULL, Wellesley College EW YORK, U.S.A.

125. JACOB M. BULL, University of Oslo ORWAY

126 WILHELM BULOW

127.MARCELO A.BU CIO, Pratt Institute

GERMA Y

PHILIPPI E ISLA DS

128. GEORGE K. BUR ETT, University of Michigan NEW YORK, U.S.A.

129. EDITH J BUR S, University of Kentucky

KENT CKY, .S.A.

130. VIRGIL BUR S, Columbia University KENTUCKY, U.S.A.

131.BEATRICE A.BUSE, University of Montana

132.A r ETTE BUTLER, Connectimt State College

133. GEORGE M. BUTLER, Cornell University

134-. HAZEL W.BYRNES, State Teachers College

136 MICHAEL J CADEi

137 CARLOS L CALDERO� , Yale University

MA ACH SETTS, U A.

DELAWARE, S.A.

DELAWARE, S.A.

� ORTH DAKOTA, S.A.

135 PHILIPPE S deQ.CABOT, Har•vard Uni'Versity 1 EW ZEALA� D IRELAND CUBA FRA CE

138. GERMAI E CALLET, Uni'Versite de Lyon

139.BEi T G.CALOV DE� MARK

140.A E E. CAMERO1 , University of Georgia GEORGIA, A.

141. C.R TH CAMPBELL, University of Minnesota

142.IRVI G CA O , Antioch College

1+3. MARIA CAPEROCHIPI, Santander School of Nursing

144. HATTIE P CARTER, Morgan College

145. FRA CI CO J CASTILLO, Santiago University

146. OLIVIERO CATTARINI, Columbia University

147. HIE CHE G CHAL , Ohio Wesleyan University

148.EDGAR 0.CHALLE� GER, Co'lege of the City of New

149 DA1 IEL K.CHA� G, t. John's University, Shanghai

150. H -� IE� CHA G, t John's University, Shanghai

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MI1 � E OTA, U A

PE. YLVANIA, U. A.

SPAL

MARYLAND, A.

CHILE

ITALY

CHI1 A York

DRITI H \VE TL DIE

CHINA

CHI A

INT ERNATIO NAL HOU SE

151. T.K.CHA G, Nan Kai University

152. YI-TI G CHA G, Tsing Hua University

153. MARGARET A.CHARTER , Ohio State University

15+. ALBERT CHE.r, Columbia University

155. HOJE CHE , Columbia University

156. D.S. HEN, Uni,versity of Wisconsin

157. ELIZABETH D. S.CHE , Ginling College

CHI A

HI A

OHIO, U. A.

HI A

CHI A

CHI A CHI A

158. HSI RE A A CHE , Hartford School of Religious Education CHI A

159. DOROTHY CHE G, Manchester College

160.JASO L. C CHE G, Yenching University

161. RO ALD YU-SOO.r G CHE G, Columbia Univrrsity

162. PEI HIE C.CHIA G, The National Central University

163. CHU G CHEUP HOI, Columbia University

164. SARAH CHOKLA, Southern Methodist University

165. ALI I R CHOUDHURY, University of California

166. BOYA P.CHOUKA OFF

168. GEORGE CLARK, Hamilton College

167.LUDWIK HROBAK, Jagiellonian University J.

169. M.GWE DOLI E CLARK

170. HELE CLARKE, Colorado State College

171. MARY A.CLARKE, University of Toronto

172. AG E M.CLAUDIUS, Oxford University

173. C F.CLAUSE , Royal Technical College in Copenhagen

174. JOH STO COIL, William Jewell College

175. EDWI H.COLBERT, University of Nebraska

176. DOROTHY COLLIER, Wellesley College

177. FRA ES COMLY, Dickinson College

178. LORRAI EH.COMLY, Smith College

179. CATHARI E CO1OBOY, University of Minnesota

180. JOAQUIM A. CO TRERAS, University of Mexiro

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CHI A CHI A

CHI A

CHI A KOREA

TEXA U A. I DIA

BULGARIA POLA D

EW JERSEY, U.S.A.

EW ZEALA D MICHIGA , U.S.A.

CA ADA EGYPT

DE MARK

MI OURI, u. .A.

MI 0 RI, U.S.A.

OREGO , U.S.A.

PE YLVA IA, U.S.A.

EW YORK, U. A.

ORTH DAKOTA, .A.

MEXICO

I N T E R N A T I 0 N A L H 0 u s E

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181. LENOIR H.COOK, Dartmouth College

182.PETER A.W.COOK, University of Cape Tocu:1

133 AUSTIN P.COOLEY, Westminster College

134. ELEANOR E.COOPER, 0/zio Wesleyan Uni'Versity

185. FELIPA COR EL, University of tlze Philippines

J.36.HOBART M. CORNING

187. ROSE B. COURT, Sorbonne

133. Li\URE:\TCE G COWLES, University of Vermout

189.JOHN I.. COX, Yale University

190. CHARLES S.COX, University of Mississippi

191. M.FRA CES CROMWELL, Co!umbia Uni'Versity

192.A.DURYEE CROOKS, Rutgers University

193. LE\iVIS G.CROSBY, Pomona College

194. VINCE:NT CRUZ, Neq,c,• York University

195.ROBERT W.CUMBERLAND, Queen's University

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, U.S.A.

SOUTH AFRICA

PE:\TNSYLVANIA, U.S.A.

PE�NSYLVA IA, U.S.A.

PHILIPPI E ISLANDS

U.S.A. FRA CE

VERMONT, U.S.A.

EW JERSEY, U.S.A.

MISSISSIPPI, U.S.A.

EW YORK, U.S.A.

NEW JERSEY, U.S.A.

CALIFOR IA, U.S.A. GUAM CA.1. ADA

196. WILIETTA B.CUMMINGS, Lock f-laven State Teaclzers College PEI NSYLVA IA, U. A. MI ESOTA, U.S.A.

197.MARY E. CURRA , University of Minnesota

198. THO:v1AS J CURRY, Uni'Versity of Pennsyl,vania

199. ELIZ;\BETH CURTIS, Teachers College, N. Y.

200. SAMUEL J.CURTIS, State Co·Lege of IVashington

201. DOROTHY CURTISS, University of Rochester

202. KLAUS CURTIUS, University of Berlin

203.P.C.CUYUGi\N, University of Manila

204. ROSAM01 DE D.CYR, Framingham Normal School

GEORGIA, U.S.A.

EW YORK, U.S.A.

NORTH CAROLI A, U.S.A.

NEW YORK, U.S.A. GERMANY

PHILIPPI E ISLA DS t-.fASSACHUSETTS, U.S.A.

205. PATRICK J DALY IRELA D

206. ABDULLAH K.DASHTI, Beloit College

207.ED)Ji\ B DAVIS, Oregon State College

208. SHK BY C. DAVIS, Princeton Uni'Versity

209 C.RUTH DEAN, University of Toronto

210. LEONR. deBARSY, University of Bruxelles

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PERSIA

CALIFORNIA, U.S.A. ILLI ors, u. S.A. CA ADA

BELGIUM

I N T E R N A T I 0 N A L H 0 u s E

211.PAUL deBAUDIMONT, Ghent University

212. ESTHER DEETER, Miami University

213. ELIZABETH DeFREES, Skidmore College

214. ANGEL de la PAZ, Northwestern Uni•versity

OHIO, U.S.A.

OHIO, U.S.A.

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

215. VI CENZO S.deMARCHI ITALY

216. GIOVANNI DEMARIA, Bari University of Commerce

217.LOUIE E.deRUSETTE, Royal College of Music

ITALY E GLAND

218. MEHM'ET DERVISH, New York University TURKEY

219. REGINA DESJARDINS, University of Iowa COLORADO, U.S.A.

220.CARLOS A.DETLEFSEN, University of Chile

221.GEZA A.DeVEGH, Academy of Fine Arts

222. JOHN C.deWILDE, Harvard University

223. PAUL B. DIEDERICH, Te,achers College, N. Y.

224. RUTH DILLAVOU, Moorhead Teachers College

225.ORAZIO DiMAURO, University of Palermo

226.BEATTY H.DIMIT, Penn State University

227. SLAVA DIMOVA, American College in Bulgaria

228.DEMETER L.DISHNICA, Mt. Union College

229. MARIA H. DIXON, University of Wisconsin

230. DORIS E.DOCKING, Columbia University

231. STANLEY J.DOCKING, University of Liverpool

232.ERNEST R.DOMINGUEZ, Columbia University

233. ELVIN F.DONALDSON, Ohio State University

234. ELIZABETH E.DOUGHERTY, New York University

235. MILDRED DOUGHERTY, University of Pennsylvania

236.KIMON A.DOUKAS, Ne<z.u York University

237. EVALYNN DOWNEY, Te.acliers College, N. Y.

238. PHILIP H.DuBOIS, Union College

BOLIVIA

HU GARY

EW JERSEY, U.S.A.

EW YORK, U.S.A.

NORTH DAKOTA, U.S.A. ITALY

BULGARIA

ALBA IA

WISCO SIN, U.S.A. SCOTLA D

ENGLA D

PORTO RICO

OHIO, U.S.A. CA ADA

SYLVANIA, U.S.A.

PE PEN SYLVA IA, U.S.A.

GREECE ILLINOIS, U.S.A.

EW YORK, U.S.A.

239. LEONEA B.DUDLEY, Howard University DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, U.S.A.

240. R.PEASLEE DuMO T, Webb Institute of Naval Architecture MASSACHUSETTS, U.S.A.

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241. D.RICKARD DUNGAN, Pennsylvania State College

242. ELEA OR S.DU LAP, Indiana Uni-versit

243. A IE J.DU STO , University of Wrstern Ontario

244. EVELYN DUTTO

245. HATTIE B DUVAL, Fisk University

246. HELE M.DVORAK, Teachers College, N. Y.

PE NSYLVANIA, U.S.A. Ir DIA A, U.S.A. CA ADA AUSTRALIA GEORGIA, U.S.A.

ILLI OIS, U.S.A.

247. HELE M.DYER, Goucher College DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, U.S.A.

248.ROBERT A.EAST, Williams College

249. MANUEL ECHECOPAR, University of San Marws

250. BER ICE C.EDMU DS, Philadelphia School of Design

251. WESLEY D.ELAM, Hampton Institute

252. RUTH V.ELLI GSEN, Kongelig Fredricks University

253. JOH F.EMBREE, McGill University

254. S.ELIZABETH E GLAR, Teachers Collegr, N. Y.

255 THOMAS EOYA G, Harvard University

256. ALICE E.ESPY, University of California

257. HELEN G. FAGERSTROM, Hunter College

258. FRED C.FAIR, Columbia University

259. HELE K.FAUVER, Oberlin College

260. RUTH M.FEDDER, University of Illinois

261. ROSE E.FEINGOLD, Newcomb College

262. HELEN R.FETTERS, Columbia University

263. MARIA T.FETTERS, Missouri University

264. BEATRYCE A FINN, University of Minnesota

265. GUr TER A.FISCHER, Mackenzie College

266 J.ELLIOTT FISHER, Oberlin College

267. LOUISE FISHER, Wellesley College

268. MARGARET FITCHEN, Vassar College

269. WILLIAM B.FITZGERALD, Yale University

270. ISABEL FLETCHER, University of Nebraska

OHIO, U.S.A.

PERU

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271.LOIS H.FLI T, Syr.arnse University

272.JOSE M FLORES, New York University

273. IELS FLOYSTAD, Royal Frederics University

274. KATHERI E S.FOSTER, l7assar College

275. J.R FRA CISCO, United States Naval Academy

276.IAN W.FRASER, University of New Zealand

277.BARBARA FRETZ, Cornell University

278 HUBERT J.FREYN, University of Graz

279.MARIA L. FRIAS, University of Porto Rico

280.GERHARD FRITERS, University of l7ienn

281.JOH L FROMER, New York University

282 LAURA J.FRY, Newcomb College

283.MASATAMI M.FUKAMIZU, Cornell College

284.ALBERTA H FULLER, Iowa State University

285 J HERBERTFURTH, University of Vienna

286.HA S.A. H.FURUHOLME , University of Oslo

287.E.MAY GABEL, Hood College

288 MAUDE GAR ETT, Northwestern University

289.GRETA T GARRISO , Goucher College

290.MIGUEL P GATORIA , Columbia University

291. DOROTHY GAVITTE, Boston University

292.TADEUSZ GAWLE, Warsaw University

293.HARVEY E.GAYMAN, Cornell Unbversity

294 A THO Y GAZEL, Jagiellonian University

295 HOWARD A.GEORGE, Bowling Grun State College

296. MARVIr E.GEORGE, Bou·ling Grun State College

297.MARTHA E.GERHARD, Cornell University

298. LELA M.GIACOMI I, University of C.alifornia

299.CAMILLE A.GIBERT

300 WRIGHT W GIBSON, Bishops University

EW YORK, U.S.A.

ECUADOR

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301. AMELIA GILBERT, Columbia University

302. EVA GILBERT, Cornell College

303. A NETTE L. GILLETTE, //assar College

304 EMILE GILMA , La Sorbonne

305. TRYGVE M. GIM ES, Norway Institute of Technology

306. CHARLES GIRARD, Santiago Catholic University

hile.

307. SADIE GLA Z, Wellesley College

308. ALICE W. GLEYSTEE , Smith College

309. GUSTAV H. GLUCK, University of Berlin

310. MIG O E W. GODDARD, University of California

311. MARGARET GOODRICH, University of Wyoming

312 RANDOLPH GOODRIDGE, Trinity College

313. I. MO A GORDO , University of Chicago

314. WALTER J. GORDO , Glasgow University

315. CHARLES F. GOS ELL, University of Rochester

316. KE ETH E. GOSS

317. DOROTHY GRAFF, Mount Holyoke College

318. EDITH GRAMLICH

319. ELSIE M. GRAMLICH, University of Nebraska

320. E. RHODA GRA T, McGill University

321. ROLA D GRASSBERGER, University of Wien

322. HARLEY S GRASTO , Columbia University

323. CLAIRE K. GRAUEL, Winthrop College

324. LORA M GREE E, Whitewater Teachers College

325. GERTRUDE B. GREIG, New York University

326. HELEN M GREIG, New York University

327. ELIZABETH GRESS, Pennsylvania State College

328. WILLIAM A. GRIFFEY, Fisk University

329 PAUL E GROPP, George Washington University

330. PIERRE GROSHEI TZ, Columbia University

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331.GERHARDGUE THER, Universitat der tadt Koh

332.KATHARINEGU , Wellesley College

333.A EE.GU THER, Barnard College

334.WALTERG.GUSTOFSO , Union College

335.MICHAELA.HADDAD, Columbia University

co GERMANY ECTIUT,U. A. EWYORK, .A. SWEDE PALEST! E

336.RAPHAELA.HADDAD, Jerusalem Men's College

337.JOHA AHAGER, Pratt Institute

338.KATHRY HAI E, University of Pittsburgh

339.WILLIAMJ.HALE,JR. , A. and I. State College

HO.VAHEA.HALEDJIA , Columbia University

3+1.RIZAHALIS, New York University

3+2.JOEK.HALL, University of Kentucky

343.MARIO D.HALL, Teachers College, N. Y. Y

3+4.PAULE.HALLER, Institute of Technology

3+5.STIGHALLER

34-6.AHMETHAMIT, Istanbul University

3+7.HERBERTR.HAMLEY, University of Melbourne

348.FRA CISM.HAMMO D, Howard University

349.CHARLE J. HA COCK, Hamline University

350.MARYHA KI O , Wellesley College

351.LUCIE M.HA K, University of Wisco11si11

352.VICTORIAHA UH, Friends' Girls School

353.CHRITEL J. HA SE , Kiel University

354.H.E DICOTTHA O , Pomona College

355.DOUGLASHA SSOr

356.SHIZUEHARAMOTO, Teachers College, N. Y.

357.LOISHARBAGE, Ohio Wesleyan Un�versity

358SAMUELF.HARBY, University of Washington

359.ELIHAREIDE, Columbia University V

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361. GILBERT HAROLD, University of Pittsburgh

362.ANNA P.HARRIS, Teachers College, N. Y.

363. ARLE E HARRIS, Brigham Young University

364. J FRA CIS HARRIS, University of Florida

365. RUTH M. HARRIS, University of Chicago

366. SHIMICHI HASEGAWA, Keio Uni,versity

367. GUNTHER HASELOFF

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368. ELIZABETH HAST! GS, Mount Holyoke College

369. ELIZABETH HATCHETT, Columbia University

370. SIGURD HAUGE , Technical University of Norway

371.ERA M.HAUPERT, Ohio State University

372. DOROTHY E.HAVE S, DePauw University

373. DORMAN J.HAYES, Tafts College

374. SAZEL E. HAYES, Mount Allison University

375. VIRGI IA HAYES, Grinnell Col'ege

MASSACHUSETTS, U.S.A.

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OHIO, U.S.A.

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376.COR ELIS HAZELZET, Commercial University of Rotterdam HOLLA D

377. ALLE V.HEELY, Yale University

378. JOH� H.HEIL, JR. DrPruw Uni,versity

379. RUTH M HEr CKLER, Washington University

380. A A HENDERSO , William Jewell College

381.WILLIAM HE DERSO , University of Colorado

382. HARRY J.HE ORICK, New York Uni,versity

383. LOUIS R. HE RICH, Harvard College

384. MARGARET A.HE RICH, Fassar College

385. IRMA N.HE RY, Winston-Salem Teachers College

386. JULIA M.HERRICK, Wellesley College

387. JULIUS E.HERZFELD, University of Cologne

388. KIRSTE HJELM, Bethany College

389. DOUGLAS W. HILL, Bristol University

390. HADLEY A HILL, Teachers College, N. Y.

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KENTUCKY, U.S. A.

MIS OURI, U.S.A.

MI OUR!, U.S.A.

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391. HILDAM. HINCKLEY, Pomona College

392. EILEEN HITES, Westem Illinois State Teachers College

393. THEODOREY F.HO, Nev.: York University

394.WILLIAMHOEFLICH

395. PERSIS S. HOLDE.t:, Vassar College

396. HELE M.HOLFI GER, Miami University

397 RALPH G.HOLLA D, University of Pennsylvania

398. LE IHOLLA DER

399.K UT W. HOLM

CALIFOR IA, U.S.A. ILLINOIS, U.S. A. HAWAII

GERMANY VERMONT, U.S.A.

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400.ER EST E. HOLMBERG, Wayne State Teachers Collegif. EBRASKA, U A.

401. LEON C HOOD, A/bright College

402. GLADYST HOPKITS, George Washington University

403. ROBERT HOPPOCK, Wesleyan University

PENN YLVA IA, U.S.A.

MARYLA1 D, U.S.A.

NEW JER EY, U..A.

404. I GEBORGHOSTRUP, Copenhagen Royal Academy of Music DE1 MARK

405. WILLIAML. HOUSTO , Howard University DISTRICT OFCOLUMBIA, U.S.A.

406. A IEC. HOUSTOUN, State College for Women

407. RALPH HOVIS, Pennsylvania State University

408. ARTHURW.HOWARD, University of Chicago

409. JOSEPHW.HOWE, Juniata College

410. RUBY HOWE, Merrill-Palmer School

411. HELENEH M HOWIE, Ameriwn University llospital, Beirut

FLORIDA, U. .A.

PEN� YLVA IA, U.S.A.

ILLINOI , U.S.A.

LDIATA, U. A.

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412. ERNESTM.HOWSE, Dalhousie University NEWFOU1 DLAND CHI A

413. CHEN L.HSIOrG, University of Minnesota

414. FRANKLIN HUATG, University of California CHI A

415. JAMES C. HUA G, National University CHI1A

416.MARY W.HUDSON, Florida State Woman's College

417.OSCAR J.J HUG, Ecolo Nationale de Langues Orienta/es

418. JOHNL.HUGHES, Clark University

419. MURIEL J. HUGHES, Morningside College

FLORIDA, U.S.A.

SWITZEllLAND

MA SACHUSETTS, U.S.A.

IOWA, A.

420. AU E HUHTA, Northern Illinois State Teachers College ILLINOIS, U.S.A.

N T E R N A T I

N A L H 0 u s E

421 GABRIELE HUMBERT, University of Goettingen

422. ORMA J.HU TER, Au.ck/and University

423. OLIVIA M. HU TER, Tangaloo College

4-24. LOUISE W. HURD, McGill University

425 MARI LUISE HUTH, Leipzig Consmvatory

426. GAUDE CIO L. INOCE CIO, American Landscape School

427. HUGH M.IRWI , D.alhou.sie University

428. MICHIJI ISHIKAWA, Pomona College

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429. MASAO ISHIZAWA, Tokyo Imperial University JAPA1

430. BER ARD C. ISHWARDAS, Forman Christian College I DIA

431 CHARLES W. ISLE, Central College

4-32. EYO ITA, University of London

433. DIETRICH JAH , University of Freibu.rg

434 MOHAMED F. JAMAL!, American University of Beiru.t

435 I GA-MAJA JARPE

436. ALFREDO L. ]AVELLA A, Jose Rizal College

4-37. CHRI TINEM.JEFFERS, Wellesley College

438.ALEXA DER H. JEJIZIA

439. OL F C.JE E , Copenhagen College

44-0.NI A JE SE -BRYDEGAARD

441. MARGOT G.JERIKE, University of Munich

442. GEORGIA JIME EZ, New York University

443. ICHOLAS JOAS ART, University of Liege

444 A UNCIO JOCSQ,. , Teachers College, N. Y.

445. HALLDIS JOHA ES E

446. VA HILD JOHA ESSE , Columbia University

447.EDWI D.JOH SO1, Howard University

448 JOH T. JOH O , University of Wisconsin

449. MARTHA JOH O , University of Michigan

450. HAROLD J. JO AS, Syracuse University

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453. CHRISTOPHER JORGE JSE , Melbourne University

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454. K M. JOSEPH, Columbia University l DIA

455.BARBARA E. JUDKI S, mitlz College MAI E, U. S. A.

456. MATILDA D. JUPENLAZ, Mansfield State Teachers College PE

457. AUDREY M.JUTRAS, New Rochelle College

458.ISABELLE JUTRA , St Rose College

459. JOH KAISER

460.ALBERT E KA E, Columbia University

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EW YORK, U. A.

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461 THEODORE B. KARP, Cornell University

462. YOSHI KASUYA, Wellesley College

463. DIMITER KATZAROFF, Uni,versity of Geneva

464.ARAM KAYE, University of Beirut

465.KLASI A KEESSE

466. FREDERICK R. KEFFER, Teachers College, N. Y.

467. RALPH KEKWICK. London University College

468 LOUISE KELL, Columbia University

469.THOMA H.KELLY, University of Birmingham

470.THOMAS F.KE� Y, Colorado State Teachers College

471.GAJANA S.KHAIR, S.P. B. College

472. HELE K.KIM, Boston University

473.GEORGE C.KI JG, American Institute of Banking

474. E GE JIA E KIRK, University of Alabama

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475. FORREST H. KIRKPATRICK, Bethany College WEST VIRGL. IA, U.S.A.

476.ERIKA KIRSTE , Leipzig Conservatory of Music

477 ERIK KJELLSTROM, Georgetown University

478. EDITH KLARI , College of Ilome Economics

479. HILDA M.KLI KHART, Albany State Teachers College

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482.FORREST W.K EPPER, Juniat.a College

483 MARGARETKNIGHT, Vassar College

484.A DREWKOBAL, Chicago University

485. MOTOWO KOBATAKE, Tokyo Imperial University PE

486. WILLIAMT.KOE, St. Jo/m's University, Slzanglzai

487. WALTER E.KOE GETER, Institute of Teclznology

488. MARIO KOEPCKE, University of Michigan

489. HELE M KOEPEL, Teachers College, N. Y.

490. MOSHE KOKHBA, Teachers College, Y

491. JOH KOKKI IDE , Columbia College

493 K KO DO

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495. REBE CA H KOR BLITH, Barnard College POLA D

496.EMERY A. KOVACH

497.MARY KRIKORIA

498.P GOPALAKRISH AYYA, Madras Univrrsity

499 FLORE CE KUBO, Simmons College

500 FRED L. KUHL. University of Wisconsin

501. LA HE KU G, Ynu/zing University

502.GU PEI KUROYA AGI, University of Southern California

503 MARGARET R LADD, Bryn M,awr College

504. KATHRY LAKE, Oberlin College

505. PREM CHA DLAL, University of London

506. GEORGE C.LAMBROS

507. LOUI E LAM O , University of Wisconsin

508. JOH G. LA G, St. Andrews University

509. WILLIAM J. LARAMY, Lehigh University

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511. GRACIELA LASO, University of Chile

512. EDITH A. LATHROP, Unfrversity of Nebraska

513. GERALD W.LAWLOR, University of Oregon

514. A IE F. LAWRIE

515. JAMES F. LEARY, University of Chicago

516. MARIA E. LEARY, Vassar College

517. FRED G. LEASURE, University of Minnesota

518. HELE J. LEDGERWOOD, Teachers College, N. Y.

519. AG ES LEE, Western Reserve University

521. MABEL LEE, New York University

522. WALTER R. LEE, Columbia University

523. YU-WI G LEE, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

524. MARY E. LEHIGH, University of Redlands

525. GEORGE LEIBBRA DT, University of Leipzig

526. BERTHA LE HAM, Rhode Island State College

527. WASSILY W. LEO TIEF, University of Leningrad

528. VALENTINE G. LEOTARD, Brown University

529. H. deLA DEVES LeROY, University of Paris

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532. BERYL H. LEVY, Columbia University

533. MARIE L. LICHT

534.SVEA S LILJEBERG, Swedish Institute of Physiotherapy

535.FRA CES D. LILLIE, University of Colorado

536 MARIE T.LINIERE, Lyon University

537. GEORGE C.LIU, University of Wisconsin

538. HE RY CHAO LIU, Stanford University

539. ROLA D E. LOASBY, University of London

540. JOH A. LO G, McMaster University

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5+2.LUCI DA M.LORD,WellesleyCollege

54-3. CHRISATHOS Z.LOUKOPOULO,PacificUniversity

54-+.FRA CESLOWRIE,UniversityofJlienna

545. EDWARDW.H. LUMSDE,Columbiachool ofJournalism

54-6.KNUDLYKKEBERG

547.KEITH MacKANE, UniversityofCalifornia

54-8. JAY MacLEA ,Un�versity of California

549.OLIVE M.MacLEAN,New YorkUniversity

550. HAZEL R. MacMULLE ,Mount Allison University

551.MABEL MADSE,WashingtonState College

552.JULES 0.J.MALFROY,New ZealandUniversity

553.L. KATHERI EMAN ,WheatonCollege

OHIO,U.S.A.

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554.VICTORIAMA1OUKIAN, Smith College

555.GWENDOLIEMAPLESDE,Teachers Collrge,N.Y.

556.SHA KAR K. MARATRE,NorthCarolinaStateCollege

557.LAURA MARLES,Ma cal esterCollege

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558.MAGDA MARQUES,N. Y. School of Fine and Applied1 Arts PORTO RI 0

559. RALPH MARSH NEW YORK, S. A.

560. LAURA C.MARSHALL,Saskatchewan University ANADA

561. KAI S. MARTE SSO ,Copenhagen School for T,:anslation and Linguistic Knowledge DE MARK PHILIPPI E I LA DS

562.ALFREDO P. MARTIN,dePaulUniversity

563. ELIZABETH G.MARTI1 ,Wilson College PEi SYLVA IA, A. POLA D

56+.JA IAMASIEWICZ,WarsawSchool of Nursing

565.ALBERTC.MASO

566.CAROL A.MASO ,Uni,versityofWisconsin

567.GRACE E.MA O,UniversityofCalifornia

568.MARGARETC.MASON,Wheaton College

569.RUTH1D.MATERS,UniversityofFreiburg

NEW YORK, .S. A.

WISCOr SIN,U. S. A.

CALIFORNIA, S.A.

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570. JE 1 ETTE 0. MAY,Battle Creek College MICHIGA , A.

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571. PRABODH C. MAZUMDAR, Columbia University

572. MARY I. McCALISTER, Wilson College

573. ANDREW McCOSH I DIA PE SYLVA IA, U.S.A. SCOTLAND

574. KATHRY M. McCRACKE , New York School of Social Work LOUISIA A, S.A.

575. DA McCUISH, Dalhousie University CANADA

576. LOUISE McCULLOUGH, Oberlin College

577. DONALD A. McGAVRA , Yale, Divinity School

578. EIL D. McIN ES, University of Alberta

579. CATHER! E Mel TYRE, College of St Elizabeth

580. MARJORIE L. McKELVY, University of Kansas

PEN SYLVANIA, U. S. A. INDIANA, U.S.A. A ADA

EW YORK, U. A. KA AS, U.S.A.

581. HAZEL B McKIBBEN, Iowa State College

582. ELIZABETH McKINNEY, Carleton College

583. DOROTHY McLAUGHLIN, Colorado College

584. SUSA I McLE NA , University of Alberta

585. GWYNNETH M. McMULLE , Provincial Normal Collegf

586. CLAYTO T. McNEIL, Michigan College of Minrs

587. GEORGE A. McNEILL, Miami University

588. MARGARET E. McPHERSON, State University of Iowa

589. CHRISTIA A MEISTER

590. MIROSLAV MEJDR

591. CO STA TI O 0. MELE DEZ, Texas Dental

Co!lege

592. LEANDRO MELLIZAR, New York University

593. MARYBELL MELLOR, Beaver College

594. E. ROANE MELTON, University of Maryland

IOWA, U.S.A.

ILLINOIS, U. S.A.

OKLAHOMA, U.S.A.

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595. HELE M. MERRILL, Teachers College, N. Y. MAINE, U.S.A.

596. ADELE M. METHNER

597. JOHA NA J. MEYER, lluguenot College

598. TRESSA J. MEYER, lluron College

599. HERMAN MEYER-LINDENBERG

600. FRITZ MEZGER, Berlin University

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60+.ALBERTMICHEL, Uni'Versity of Michigan

605.RUTHT.MILER, Uni'Versity of California

606. A. AMA A MILLER, Leland- tanford Uni'L•ersity

607. CATHER! 1E G. MILLER, Buffalo tate Teachers College

608.CHARLESW.MILLER, Teachers College) N. Y.

609. DOROTHEA H.MILLER, Columbia University

610.EVELY MILLER, Stanford Uni'Versity

611.MARJORIEL.MILLER, University of New Hampshire

612.RACHELK.MILLER, University of California

613.WILLIAMB.MILLER, Park College

614-.MARGARETA.MILE, Western Reser'Ve Uni'Versity

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616. RAMO1 MITRE, ew York Uni'Versity

617. ALBERTMITROVCAK, Charles University

618. TU1GCHIMO, Kobe College of Commerce

619. MAJID MOGHTADER, Columbia College

620. WALI MOHAMMAD, University of Washington

621. ALFRED D.MOORE, TVesleyan University

622.A1IEG.MOORE, Mt. Allison University

623.HILDAMOORE, Elmira College J.

624.EDAL MOORHOUE, University of Toronto

625. BLA CHE R. MORE, Mount Holyoke College

626.SZANEG.MOREL, Paris Uni'Versity Law School

627.MASAYOSHIMORIOKA, Hosei University

628.YOSOKICHIMORISE, International Y. M. C. A. College

629. PETER J. MORPHIS, Athens University

630. CHARLES K. MOR E, Columbia Uni'Versity [ 57]

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632.BEATRICE A MUCKJIA , Constantinople Women's College

633. SATYA MUKERJI

634. HELE E B. MULLER

635. HELMUT G.MU CH, New York University

636.R. RUSSELL MUN , University of British Columbia

637. DAVID C. MU ROE, McGill University

638.FREDERICK J.MURER, University of Oslo

639. GEORGE B. MURPHY, JR. , Dickinson College

640 M.LOIS MURPHY, Teachers College, N. Y.

641.LUCIA A.MYSCH, University of Chicago

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643. OACH NARDI, Teachers College, N. Y.

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648.NG SUN EW, New York University

649.TSZ G, Lingnan University

650. HAKAN S. IAL, University of Stockholm

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652. GEORGE IDES, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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655. HEI Z IXDORF, New York University

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657. GE EVIEVE F. ORFOLK, University of Washington

658. ETHEL S. ORTON, Antioch College PE

659. WOLF G. OSSACK, Unicversity of Hamburg

660. CLARE CE G. OYCE, Dean College

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661 BELMIRA U ES, Radrliffe College

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664. RO EMARY OBERMEYER, University of Mirhigan MI HI A A.

665.EDO ARD OE H ER de 01 L K, University of trashourg FRA E

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676. L GRID M. 0 VALD, Folkskoltus College

677. TER YE OT KI, Willamettr University

678. FI A C. OTT, Kansas University

679.KAREN OVESTAD, Oslo University

680.J NJI OYAMA, Tokyo Imperial University

681.A.I ASI OZDEMIR, New York University

682.MICHELE F.PACE, R. Universita Commercirle

683 G STAVO E PAEZ, College of the City of ecw York

684.CARLO PAG1 I, Borconi Uni,versity

685. ALICE PAPES, Southwestern College

686.ALEXA DERJ.PAPP, Franklin and Marshall Collrge

687. MARIA M.PARA CHIVE CU, Scripps Collrge

688. CLA DE A. PATTER 0... , Ifarvard University

689.LO I E D. PATTER 01 , University of Pittsburgh

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692. DAVID M PAYNE, JR , Westminster College

693. ELIZABETH G. PAYNE, Bellevue Nursing School

694. PAUL P. PAY E, Duke University

695. WILLIAM L. PAY E, Columbia Universit

696. ESTHER L. PEIK, Unimersity of Minnesota

697 STEPHEN B L. PE ROSE, Whitman College

698. FREDA V. PEPPEL

699. PABLO G. PERALTA, Fordham University

700. DORRIS E.PERKI S, Mills College

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703. DINA M. PETERMAN

704 JOHN PETERS, University of Madras

701. FLORA M. PERRY, Flora MacDonald College ORTH CAROLI A, U.S.A. OHIO, U. S. A. SWITZERLAND I DIA

705. ELIZABETH C. PETERSON, University of Washington MI ESOTA, U.S.A.

706. RALPH E. PHILLIPS, Drury College

707. GEORGE S. PHYLACTOPOULOS, Robert College

708. BERTHA PLAMONDON, Keene Normal School

709. GEORGE L. PLIMPTON, Wesleyan University

710. HELEN E. PLI KIEWISCH, Oregon State College

711. ARLINE POOLE

712. MIRIAM POOLE, Boston University

713. ALFRED PORRAS, Harvard University

714. CLARA M. PORSET, Columbia University

715. ]A E E. PORTE-BROW E, Johns Hopkins University

716. ENRIQUE PORTES, Universidad Central-Quito

717. DAVID R. POST, Princeton University

718. MARTHA POTGIETER, State University of Iowa

719. MAXI E POWELL, Bowling Green State College

720. HAROLD R. PRATT

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721. HELK PUG LEY, Radcliffe College CA ADA

722 RALPH E. PUMPHREY, Miami University

723. ADOLFO PURUGGA A,. , Pacific Union College

OHIO, U.S. A.

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724. DOMI ADOR C. PUR GGANA 1, Berkeley Con ervatory of Mu,ic PHILIPPI E I LA DS

725. PETRITA PURUGGA A , College of the City of New York PHILIPPI TE ISLA DS

726. QUIRI O PUZO , N W. Military and Naval Academy

727. ALICE QUARLES, Fontainebleau School of Music

728. MARGUERITE B. QUARLES, Fontainebleau School of Music

729. VIRGI TIA R. QUARLES, Juilliard Graduate School of Music

730. CLAIRE J. QUI CER, Columbia University

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731. FREDERICK R. RAMER, West /lirginia State College WE T VIRGL IA, A.

732. CARL E. RA KI , Davidson College

733 DOROTHY M. RASCH, Western State College

734. RAGHIB RA HID, New York University

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735 ELISABETH M REBOLD, Conservatory of Geneva

736. MARCEL A. REBOU SI

737. HELEr V. RECTOR, Parsons

738. MARY REEVE, Lawrence College

739. THEODORA REEVE Mount Holyoke

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743. WILLIAM R. REID, New York University

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746. ALICE V. REX, Northwestern University

747. ALBI O B de lo REYES, Columbia University

748. MA RHODI

74-9. CYRIL C. RICHARDSON, University of Saskatchewan

750. I GEBORG C. RICHTER, Uni,versity of Hamburg

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752. ALBERT F RIHA I, American University of Beirut

753 MO TSERRAT RIPOL, Red Cross Hospital

754. MARTHA M RITTS, Dickinson College

755. MARY E. ROBARDS, University of Orego

756. HOLLA D D. ROBERTS, University of Chicago

757. THOMAS P. ROBERTS, Springfield College

758. E. MARJORIE ROBI SO , MacDonald College

759. LAURETTA J. ROBI SO , Colorado

760. RUTH B. ROBI SO , University of Manitoba

761. ISABEL RODRIGUEZ

762. JOAQUIM RODRIG E

763. PEDRO V. RODRIGUEZ, JR., University of the Philippines

764. ELSE J. ROHDE, Hunter College

765. HE RY W. ROHRIG, College of the City of ew York

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767. GRACIELA ROJAS PA AMA

768. MARJORIE RO ALDS, flassar College

769 ADOLF H. ROSE THAL

770. SOLOMO ROSE THAL, Columbia University

771. ELISABETH ROSER, Lycee floltaire

772. BIRDELLA M. ROSS, University of Minnesota

773. CHARLES H. ROSS, Carleton College

774. MARJORIE M. ROW1. TREE, University of Western Ontario

775. KATHARINE ROY, Teachers College, N. Y.

776. R. C. ROY, Allahabad University

777 EVERETT O. ROYER, New York University

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779. JUA M RUIZ, Columbia University

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782. JOSEPHJ.RUSS, University of Frankfort

783. JOHNW.RUST! , Emory University

784. HELGE J.RUTHS

785. TALHA SABOU DJOUGLOU, Robert College

786.LEO A.SAHATJIA

787. EMET SAID, Central Girls' School Training College

788. ELLIK.SALO

789. EDWI SAMUEL, Balliol College

790. A AL SA DBERG, Beloit College

791. NIEL SANFORD, Yale University

792. JACI TO C. SA JUA , American School of Naturopathy

793. MACHTELD E.SA 0, University of Ghent

794. IVA V.SARAILIEFF, University of Paris

795. S.STA SFELD SARGE T, Haverford College

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796. P.SATYANA DAM, Madras University

797. RUDOLPH SAVORIA , College des Freres Helevan

798. U SOOKA.SAW, Ewlza College

799. ALTA V.SCHAAF, Linfield College

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800. IMA E.SCHATZMA , Institut des Sciencrs de /'Education SWITZERLAND

801.WER ERD.SCHMID, Basel University

80Z JOSEPHA SCHOCKAERT, Louvain University

803. BESSIE SCHO BERG, Neighborhood Playhouse Studios

804. AG ES0.SCHUBERT, Northwestern University

805. AGDA SCHUBERT-STROM, Mensendieck Main School

806 FRED A. SCHUMACHER, Columbia Uni'Versity

807.K UT SCOTT-HA SE

808. KATHERINE L.SEAY, Agnes Scott College

809. MARY E.SEDMAN, Radcliffe College

810. VIRGI IAR.SEDMA , Wellesley College

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812.CHARLOTTE SEMPELL, University of Berlin

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814. MARIE L. SHAFER, Missouri Wesleyan Universit

815. PREMALA W. SHARA E, Uni,versity of Michigan

816 ALBERT J. SHAPIRO, Columbia University

817. IDA SHELOW, Uni<versity of Michigan

818.VICTOR W. SHE , Tsing Ilua College

819. MARGARET SHEPARD, Northwestern University

820. EUGENIA SHIA

821.EDGAR F. SHILTS, Mt. Union College

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825. LEO SHUBOW, Harrvard College

826 L. PAULI E SHUMAKER, Ohio Wesleyan University

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827. MILDRED G. SIBLEY, Faulkner Hospital Training Sc/zoo/ MASSACHUSETTS, U.S.A.

828 D. SICARI de AMICIS, Milan University

829.THEODOR SIEGEL, University of Munich

830. FRIEDRICH B.SIEVEKING, University of Lausanne

831. BRITA E. SILFVERSPARRE

832.SMITH SIMPSON, University of Virginia

833 WILLIAM C. SIMPSO , Uni<versity of Akron

834. MEHMED A.SIMSAR, Robert College

835. ELIZABETH de SI GER, University of Vienna

836 DEOKINANDAN SINGH, Boodee's Dental Institute

837.DORA M.SMART, University of London

838. ALICE H. SMITH, Simmons College

839 ARLA F. SMITH, Syracuse University

840.FRANCES C. SMITH, University of Kansas

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841 F. WI !FRED SMITH, Columbia UniversitJ

842. LE A E. SMITH, Teachers College, r. Y.

843 LESLIE F. MITH, University of Glasgou:

844. LILIA MITH, Melbournr University

8•\-5. RA DOLPH B. SMITH, Harvard Univrrsit

8+6. TANLEY F. MITH, London chool of Finr Arts

84-7. WILLIAM C.SMITH, Te.achers College, Westchester, Pa

848. MARIO B. SMITHSO , Uni'Versity of California

849. BRA T R. AVELY, Birmingham-Southern College

850. J. RU SELL YDER, «<,·arthmore College

851. LOUISE M.S YDER, tanford University

852. J.PARKER O DHEIMER, Cornell University

853 GERTRUDE L. 01 NE BURG, Uni"l-•ersity of California

854. o ICH SoNNICHSE , Oslo Commercial Collrge

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858. LOUI E SPIES, West /7irginia Wesleyan College

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859. ALICE W. PIESCKE, Uni,versity of Washington WA HI lGTO.1., U..A.

860. HARRY PIRO, Columbia University LITH A IA

861. LEO ARD H. PIVEY, JR, Bishop College

862. LOUISE DALE POOR, Wells College

863. LEONARD D. PRAGUE, Wisconsin University

864. DOROTHY L STALL, Kansas State Teachers' College

865. ELIZABETH B STA CLIFF, Simmons College

866. WI IFRED TARB CK, University of Iowa

867.IDA E. TA D, University of Rochester

868. MARIA E. STEARNS, Goucher College

869. COR ELIUS S.STEI BERG, Tulane University

870. ARTHUR J.STEI1 KAMP, Oberlin College

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872. DOROTHY STEVE S, Wellesley College

873. RALPH B. STEWART, Howard University

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874. HERMA M STOKER, Pretoria Universit SOUTH AFRICA

875. BARBARA STO E, Wells College WEST VIRGINIA, U. S.A.

876. MARY B. STO E, Women's College of Alabama

877 J.EDGAR STO ECIPHER, University of Kansas

878. ED A STUDEBAKER, Miami University

879. GRACE H STUFF, University of Nebraska

880. CHESTER T. SU, Columbia University

881. LUCIE SUAREZ, College of the City of New York

882.RUTH G. SUGNET, University of Buffalo

883. SHU CHE SU , Yen Ching University

884. TUA SUN, Teachers College, N. Y.

885. YU CHI SU , Peiking Un�=r1ersity

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888. JOHN F.SUTCLIFFE, University of Mexico

889. LEO1 ARD W. SUTHERLA D, Un�versity of

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891 HJORDIS SVERDRUP, University of Oslo

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893. MARY I. SWEET, Columbia University

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897. MARY F. TA1 1 ER, Dublin University IRELA1 D

898. A 1 A J TAYLOR, Dalhousie University

899. BER I�E W. TAYLOR, Teachers College,

900.HELE L. TAYLOR. Brvn Mawr Colleqe

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902. PAUL B TAYLOR, Yale University

903. THURSTO1 TAYLOR, Johns Hopkins University

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907. ANGELOS T RKEY THEODORIDES, Robert College

908. HA S E THIERBACH, Berlin University

909. DAG1 Y THINGELSTAD, Royal Frederik University

910. MILTO H THOMAS, Columbia Uni't•ersity

911. EDITH I THOM O , Edinburgh Uni•versity

912. OLIVE M THOMSO 1 , University of Alberta

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915. RACHEL TIMBERLAKE, outliern Methodist University TEXA , A.

916. IHSI G TING, Ohio State University

917. LEONARD G. TI G, Harvard University

918. IRE E TIPLER, University of Chic.ago

919. ROBERT S. TIPSO , McGill Unit.versity

920. E. EIGE TODHUr TER, Otago University

921. DI KO J. TOMASIC, Zagreb University

922. MERCEDES TORRES, University of Chile

923. CHARLES M. TOY, Clark University

924 HYOMA TSUBOTA, Co!umbi.a University

925. MA AMI TSUKAMOTO, Waseda University

926. WLODZIMIERZ TURCZYNSKI, University of Warsaw

927. GE EVIEVE TWOMEY, University of Toronto

928. URSULA B. UICHA 1CO, University of the Philippines

929. HELMUTH W. VALDORF

930. COR ELIA VA DER MERWE, Pretoria University

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931. .JOHANNA J. VAN DULLEMEN, Oxford UniverJity

932. JOHN VA DYKE, Dutch Horticultural College

933. MARGUERITE A VAN HAUWAERT, UniverJity of Ghent

934. COR ELIS van HEININGEN

935. ROSAL! D A. VAN WI KLE, Willamette University

936. ERALIL A. VARGHESE, Madras University

937 ANITA VARTANESSIAN, Baylor College

938 VAHAN G. VARTANIAN, University of Halle

HOLLA D

BELGIUM

HOLLAND

OREGON, U. S. A.

INDIA

ARMENIA ARME IA

939 VLADIMIR G. VELKOBORSKY, Czechoslovakia-Polyterlmical Institute CZECHOSLOVAKIA

940. ANDRIES J. VERKOZEN, Columbia University HOLLAND

94-1. HOLLIS I. VICK , Willamette University

OREGO , U. S. A.

942. INES S. VILLA, Trinity College

943. BRIGIDO G VILLALON, University of the Philippines

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

944 F. SANTIAGO VILLARREAL, University of Mexico MEXICO

945. DAVID C. VIRGO, Teachers College, N. Y. JAMAICA, BRITISH WEST INDIES

946. LOUISE VIVIA , Columbia University

947 ROBERT E. VIVIA , University of Southern California

948. REIMAR von SCHAAFFHAUSEN, University of Muenchen

949. FRED P. WAIBLEj St. Mary's College

SWITZERLAND

CALIFORNIA, U. S. A.

GERMA Y MASSACHUSETTS, U. S. A.

950. ER EST K. WAKUKAWA, Oberlin College ]APA

951. RUTH F WALDE , Ross Memorial Training School

952. EMILITA WALDORF, Hunter College

953. GEORGE D. WALKER, University of Denver

954. RUBY S. WALKER, TPachers College, N. Y.

CA ADA

GERMANY

CALIFOR IA, U. S. A.

TEXAS, U. S. A.

955. ELSIE B. WALL, London Srhool of Economics and Political Science E GLA D

956. HELEN WALLACE, PembrokP College

957 WILLIAM H. WANDET,, University of Pennsylvania

958. LUDW1G C. WA G, Berlin Uniroersity

959 THOM T WA G, Leland-Stanford Jr. University

960. ESTHER G. WARD, Mount Holyoke College [ 79]

MASSACHUSETTS, U. S. A. PEN SYLVANIA, U. S. A.

GERMANY

CHI A

MASSACHUSETTS, U. S. A.

961. VIOLET B WARFIELD, Teachers College, N. Y.

962. MURIEL E. WARRE , Oberlin College

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, U. S. A

963. ALBERTA S. WASSMA , University of Chattanooga

964. RACHEL L. WASSMA , University of Chattanooga

965. HIROSHI WATA ABE, Bumkagakuin College

966. TAKESHI WATA ABE

968. MARY H. WATTS, University of British Columbia

MICHIGA , U. S. A. TE TE ESSEE, U. S. A. ESSEE, U. S. A. JAPAN

JAPAN

967. JAMES C. WATERS, JR, Howard University DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, U. S. A. CA ADA CA ADA

969. GEORGE S. WATTS, Queen's University

970. GI -PE G WAU G, University of Shanghai CHI A TEXAS, S. A.

971. LISLE E. WAY E

973. JOA WEBB, University College

974 ALICE WEBER, Prof. Feer's Hospital, Zurich

972. RUTH E. WEATHERLES , Ho,ward University DI TRICT OF COLUMBIA, S. A. E GLA D SWITZERLA D

975. THOMAS WEBSTER, Mt Union College PE SYLVA IA, U. S. A.

976. FLORE CE WELLER, Johns Hopkins University

977. LEO A WELLES, University of California

978. DORIS R. WENCKE, Teachers College, N. Y.

MARYLA D, U. S. A.

CALIFOR IA, U. S. A.

MICHIGA , U. S. A.

979. CHARLOTTE WE DER GERMA Y

980. TORSTE WE ERGRE , Goteborg University SWEDE

981. WI O A WE ZLICK, University of California

982. MICHAEL T. WERMEL, Columbia Uni·:versity

983. TRUDE WESSELY, German University of Prague

984. ALBERT C. WESTPHAL, Columbia University

985. CAROLY C. WESTO , Wilson College

986. ER EST H WEYA T, Juniata College

987. BERYL WHEELER, University of California

988. LUCILE B. WHITCHER, Radcliffe College

989. SARA F. WHITCOMB, Dickinson College

990. HUBERT B WHITE, Columbia University

CALIFOR IA, U. S. A. U. S. S. R.

CZECHOSLOVAKIA

EW YORK, U. S. A.

NEW YORK, U. S. A.

PE SYLVA IA, U. S. A.

ENGLA D

EW HAMPSHIRE, U. S. A

PE SYLVA IA, U. S. A.

CALIFOR IA, U. S. A.

991. FRANCES E. WHITEHEAD, Stan.ford University

992. CLARE CE K. WHITESIDE, Uni•versity of Texas

993. HERBERT E. WHITLOCK, College of Wooster

994. HOBART A WHITMA , JR., Yale University

995. C. MARTIN WILBUR, Oberlin College

996. DAVID S. WILK! S, Cornf'll University

997. ALICE L. WILLIAMS, Northwestern University

ALIFOR IA, U. A.

TEXAS, U. S. A.

INDIA

MASSA HUSETT , U. S. A.

EW YORK, U. S. A.

NEW YORK, U. S. A.

ILLI ors, u. S. A.

998. CLAYDA J. WILLIAMS, Sargent School for Physical Education

999. DOROTHY F. WILLIAMS, Wellesley College

PE 1000. GEORGE D. WILLIAMS, Ohio University

1001. JOH W. WILLIAMSON, Columbia University

1002. ELEA OR B. WIL O , Umversity of Toronto

1003. WILHELM WITTELS, Politeclmic Institute

1004. MARIE WOOD, Georgia tate College for Women

1005. HELE L. WOODWORTH, Columbia University

1006. HELE A. WRIGHT, Boston University

1007. VE TA C WU, Randolph Macon Women's College

1008. ISABELLE WYZEWSKA, St/tool of Oriental Languages, Paris.

MIS OURI, U. A.

EW YORK, U. . A.

SYLVA IA, U A.

SCOTLA D A ADA

DA ZIG FREE ITY

GEORGIA, U. S. A.

CALIFOR IA, . A. OIIIO, U A.

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1009. ESFANDIAR B. YAGANEGI, American College, Teheran

1010. KOICHI J. YAMAZAKI, Waseda University

1011. PETER A. YATRELIS, Columbia University

1012 RICHARD I. YAWATA

1013. MA IA YELE , University of Warsaw

1014. JOH S. YERAKIS, University of California

1015. MYRTLE YERGER, Fisk Uni,versity ARKA

1016. CHUA -CHIE YU, Peking Government University

1017 FE G CHU YUA

1018. AG ES ZACHARIOU, .American Collegiate Institute, Smyrna.

1019. MARIA ZEBROWSKA, University of Warsaw

1020. SUHA ZEKI, New York University

1021. JA E D. ZIMMERMA T, Columbia University

1022. HEDWIG M. ZISKOVE , University of Bonn

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Dentistry—founded in 1916, offering a four-year course leading to appropriate degrees.

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In this supplement are included the names of those who have joined as non-residents and active alumni of International House since the beginning of the academic year, September 1932. In addition are given the names of those residents which were not included in the Directory, printed October. 15th, 1932.

Abbr. (Al) —Alumni (R) —Residents

First Supplement to Directory

Afghanistan

Najmud-Din, Mir (R)

Armenia

Harpoutlian, Nevart

Australia

Deerbon, Charles

Hardy, Maysie

Austria

Najer, Victor C. (R)

Hater, Paul EF:

Canada

Arnold, Flora K.

Gustafson, Ruth W.

Hammond, Francis M. (R)

Hayes, Sazel E.

McMillan, ‘Edith

Pugsley, Helen

Shere, Louis (Al)

Short, Dorothy (Al)

Wasson, Everett L.

Chile

Detlefsen, Carlos A. (Al)

Girard, Charles

First Supplement to Directory

Chile (continued )

Laso, Graciela

Zanartu, Rodolfo (R)

China

Chang, Kwai Lin (R)

Chao, Kon Van

Chen, Chih Mai

Chen, Chojen

Chen, D. S.

Hsiong, Chen Lun

Liang, Chi Shiu (R)

Waung, Gin-peng

Cuba

Calderon, Carlos

Czechoslovakia

Hora, William K. (R)

Denmark

Bendixen, Elizabeth B. (R)

Jensen, Oluf C.

Rasmussen, Kay H.

Skovgaard-Petersen, Vilhelm

Ecuador

Calderon, Rene

England

Bradbury, Ronald

Carr, Beatrice E.

Cook, David

Fagerstrom, Helen C.

Hill, Douglas W.

‘Hunt, George F.

Leslie, Frances E.

Reid, Violette (R)

Richardson, Cyril C.

France

HDourguet, Jean P.-E.

Court, Rose B. (Al)

Leotard, Valentine G.

LeRoy, Henriette de L.

Pla, Alice C.

Germany

Auselmino, Karl J. (R)

Bredow, Emma C.

Bucking, Ellen R. H.

Eberbach, Elsie

Froehlich, Hans T.

First Supplement to Directory First Supplement to Directory

Germany (continued )

Gluck, Gustav H.

Kirchheimer, Leopold

Kirsten, Erika J.

Knodt, Kurt

Liebrecht, Helmuth

Lorenz, Herbert

Muller, Helene B.

Nixdorf, Heinz F.

Peppel, Freda V.

Prentzel, Felix (R)

Regan, Curt

Rosenthal, Adolf H.

Rhodius, Max

Ruff, Wolfram W. (R)

Schlotter, Ulrich K. (R)

Scheuing;, Rud6éif BE. CR)

Von Ranke, Wolfgang (R)

Von Nostitz, Herbert (R)

Wolff, Ernest

Greece

Theodorides, Angelos

Hawaii

Yee, David

Holland

Keessen, Klasina M.

Van Dyke, John

India

Satyanandam, P.

Williams, John B.

Iraq

Chalabi, Abdul-Jabbar (R)

Rashid, Raghib M.

Ireland

Daly, Patrick J.

Italy

de Marchi, Vincenzo S.

Japan

Maruyama, Tamiko

Matsuishi, Masaru

Nakagami, Yoshiyuki

Takenaka, Jiro

Java

Sarkies, Eugene L. (R)

Newfoundland

Hayes, Annie G.

New Zealand

McCaskill, Francis W.

First Supplement to Directory

Norway

Bye, Lillian

Johannessen, Halldis (R)

Palestine

Nardi, Noach

Panama

Ehrman, Ramon A.

Jimenez, Georgina I.

Persia

Merat, Ebrahim K.

Peru

Delvaso, Hubert

Philippine Islands

Abelarde, Pedro E.

Campos, E. Theodore

San. Juan, C. Jacinto

Poland

Bagnovski, Adolph A.

Pekarsky, Maurice (R)

Portugal

Campanella, Camille

First Supplement to Directory

Portuguese India

Rodrigues, Joaquim

Porto Rico

Torres, Rosa M.

Russia

Gorski, Ramon

Scher, Vsevolod A.

Scotland

Bilton, Maurice F.

Fairweather, Alan M.

Minto, Robert M.

South Africa

Granger, Annie V.

Van der Merwe, Cornelia R.

Sweden

Gustafson, Walter G.

Holm, Knut W.

Lundberg, Erik F.

Ohlsson, Elsa G.

Switzerland

Elmiger, Ginette M.

Mobbs, Arnold L.

Munch, Helmut G. (Al)

Switzerland (continued )

Ossent, Jeanne

Wild, J. Henry

Zadoline, Nadia

Turkey

Hamit, T. A. O. Ahmet

Ibrahim, Bulent M. ala, 20.

U.S.A.

Ader, Edith B. (N. C.) (AD

Andersson, Ester V. (N. Y.)

Andrews, Thelma W. (Mich.)

Aran, Patria (Al)

Austin, Paul R. (Wis.) (R)

Bamber, Laurene (Mo.)

Beard, Marjorie (Conn.)

Belgum, Edna M. (Minn.) (R)

Billings, Shirley (N. H.)

Bishop, Ruth (N. Y.)

Boyer, Ralph R. (N. Y.)

Bresel, Mollie (N. Y.) (Al)

Brown, William F. (N. Y.)

Buckley, Dorothy (N. J.)

Burrell, Lola (Iowa)

Burton, Rubie (Iowa)

U.S. A. (continued )

Charles, Lucile H. (Ill.) (Al)

Charters, Margaret A. (Ohio)

Cheney, Winifred R. (Ky)

Chrisman, Lucille E. (Iowa)

Chrisman, William E. (N. Y.)

Colbert, Edwin H. (Iowa) (R)

Cromwell, Mary F. (N. Y.)

Crosby, Lewis G. (Cal.)

De Frees, Elizabeth (Ohio) (Al)

Dixon, Marion H. (N. J.) (Al)

Doolittle, Grace E. (Mass.)

DuBois, Philip H. (N. Y.)

Emlen, Susan T. (Pa.) (R)

Endres, Emma A. (Wis.) (R)

Fauver, Helen K. (Conn.)

Fischer, Martha L. (Conn.)

Fisher, J. Elliott (Pa.)

Foster, Katherine S. (N. J.) (Al)

French, Elizabeth (N. Y.)

Gabel, Emma M. (Pa.)

Garcia, Teresa (N. Y.)

Gerdelan, Elizabeth (N. J.)

von Goeckingk, Johanna (Mass. )

Goss, Kenneth E. CI.)

Grandprey, Medora B. (Minn.)

Green, H. Beck (Cal.) (R)

Grollman, Sarah (Conn.) (R)

U. S. A. (continued)

Gunther, Anne E. (N. Y.)

Hall, Rachel

Hanks, Lucien M., Jr. (Wis.) |

Hanson, Endicott (Cal.)

Harby, Samuel F. (Wash.)

Harne, John L. Jr. (Va.)

Hartman, Helen D. (N. J.)

Hartmann, Helen M. (Ind.)

Hastings, Elizabeth (Mass. )

U.S. A. (continued )

McLaughlin, Dorothy (Okla.)

McLean, Jay: J.. (R)

Meyer, Ann L. (N.J.) (R)

Meyer, Tressa (N. D.)

Meyersohn, Maxwell, (N. Y.)

Miller, Dorothea (Ind.)

Moore, Hilda J. (N.J.) (Al)

Moreland, Helen H. (Cal.)

Mosher, Elizabeth (IIl.)

Hayes, Catherine Murphy, M. Lois (Cal.)

Hayes, Dorman J. (Mass.)

Heller, Wilma (N.Y.) (R)

Herrick, Julia M. (Ill.) (Al)

Isheim, Mildred S. (Ohio)

Junek, John C. (Wis.)

Karp, Theodore B. (N. Y.)

Keyes, Catherine A. (Iowa)

Kreuser, E. Leonore (N. Y.)

Oberdorfer, Ruth (Pa.)

Overton, Edgar R. (Cal.)

Patterson, Claude A. (Iowa)

Perdue, Mary O. (Ala.)

Perkins, Henry A. Jr. (Conn.)

Perry, Flora M. (N.C.) (R)

Petrusa, Laura M. (N. Y.)

Rappaport, Mitchell E. (N. Y.)

Lake, Kathryn (Iowa) (Al) : Richards, Pearl J. (Conn.) (R)

Landow, David (Conn.)

Lawlor, Gerald W. (Ore.)

Lee, Walter R. CN; Y.)

Manoukian, Zabelle (N. Y.)

Mansour, Farris (W. Va.)

Maplesden, Gwendoline E. iN. Y.)<AD

Maskel, Anna R. (Conn.)

McKown, Katherine J. (Pa.)

Rogers, Effie B. (Tenn.)

Ruch, Kathryn (Pa.) (Al)

Sanford, Daniel S. Jr. (Conn.)

Sargent, S. Stansfeld (Pa.)

Sharp, Juva Z. (Minn.)

Siddall, Marian (Ohio)

Slater, Florence E. (Ohio)

Smith,F. Winifred (N. Y.)

U.S. A. (continued)

Smith, Newlin R. (Pa.)

Starbuck, Winifred (Cal.)

Stuntzner, Myrtle A. (Mass.) (Al)

Sugnet, Ruth &. CN. YY.) CAD

Swenson, Elaine I. (Wash.)

‘Faylor, Paul. B; (Neb.)

Thomas, Dorothy B. (N. Y.)

Thomas, Joseph M. (N. Y.)

Von Wicklen, Frederick C. (Ohio)

Walker, Lucilla A. (Ky.)

Ward, Catherine B. (Miss.)

Warthin, Margaret (Mich.)

Wer, Clara BO OLY)

Wells, Kenneth E. €N. Y.)

Westohal, Albert ‘C.- CN. Y.)

Williams, Dorothy F. (N. Y.)

Williams, George D. (Pa.)

Williams, Ruth H: ON: Y.)

Winch, Dotothy RR. (N. Y.)

Yettar, Katharine R. (Minn.)

Zimmerman,: Jane D..CN.Y.) (R) - (118)

Venezuela

Suares, Lucien (R)