National University - Docket Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Associate Justice Arthur MacArthur of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, Chancellor of National University 1891 — 1896 (8th Chancellor), and one of the original founders of the school. The Class of 1942 pays tribute to the distinguished grand- son of a former Chancellor of this University; General Douglas MacArthur. General MacArthur will receive the degree of Doctor of Laws, causa honoris, from this University at the Commencement exer- cises in June, 1942. By his brilliant military operations he is enabling America to insure the continuance of Law as the guide of our lives and the rule for our actions.

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(3(u ( JMcnuiriam Henry lUazarb July 9, 1873 — October 18, 1941 Member of the faculty from the year 1920. Lecturer in French Language and Literature. Graduate of the College Rollin, Paris. Officer d’ Academic. Official French Interpreter and Sec- retary of the International Road Congress. Professor Lazard understood his fellow humans and was al- ways eager to do everything in his power to aid them. Those who knew him and associated with him will long miss him.