Evening star., 1923-02-11
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.

Permanent assignments OF officers
and non-conInissioned officers OF the
Georgetown University r. o. I. C.
with Thomas F. Fitzgerald as the
new major of the cadet battalion.
were made yesterday by Maj. William
Fl. Hobson. Z. s. A, commandant at
the Hilltop.
For the first time the Georgetown
unit will comprise four companies
made necessary by the great increase
in the enrollments under the r. o.
T. c., since the opening Of the college
in September. The appointments
were made. it was announced; as re-
wards for general efficiency, Doth In
field and class work.
The battalion staff, under Cadet
Maj. Fitzgerald, will comprise the fol-
lowing: First lieutenant and adju-
! tant, J. j. Kirwin: captain and bat
TALON supply officer, L. j. McElligott;
color sergeants, q. q. Barry and G.
Korte: color guards, First Class Pri-
Yates l.. B. Breslin and A. NJ Coneen
Capt Charles J: o'Byrne is appoint
". II. Amend and c. L. b. Lowndes
as additional platoon commanders.
Company "B' will be in command
Of Capt. r. c. McCann, the additional
platoon captains being John ".
Gahan. l. ]. McElligott and G. c.
Company "E" is under the COM
mand Of Capt. J. c. Mcnamara, with
J. Robert Shaw and W. J. Ganley as
additional CAPTAINS. ,aua -.
Capt A II. Kirchner. assisted by
Capts. G. j. c. Guilfoyle and L. j.
Roszykiewicz.
The Ileutenants are: COMPANY "a"
IL Hlfgi1y rs and G satrarans e a. usIsn and o e G.
Sullivan: Company "E." r j: Werner
and Thomas E. Slattery; Company
Of" ]. II. Grasty and j. J. kilroy;
First sergeants for each of the
four eempsniss 9ees ar.ks ars wiiam yohn DSw Nc
Gowan and W. B. Hunt.
At the same time tho appointments
were announced. Maj. Hobson out
lined plans for the summer encamp-
Mad. Of the midway k g. 6 at ea%D
ington and Baltimore. The encamp-
ment for the Sd Corps Area viii ex-
tend from June IA to July 26.
Beginning with the second semes-
ter, now under way, the foreign serv-
ice school has established q special
course on POLAND: Her Civilization
and Commerce" which will be given
Wednesday evenings at 500 O'Clock:
Like the e % sHnrse Consist Of pabe lea
lures, to which all friends Of the
students are invited. It will be given
Jointly by the minister from Poland,
! the honorary counselor of the Polish
legation, the head OF the Polish bu-
reau OF Information and the CONNER
cial counselor OF the Polish legation.
The managing director Of one OF
the oldest iron foundries in Sweden
lectured to the foreign service school
students Friday night on the iron
steel and timber Industries OF his
country. The lecturer, H de Ecker
man Of the Ljusna-Woxna Company,
Ltd, was secured through the assist
ance Of the Swedish legation.
Junior and senior debaters at the
GEORGETOWN Law School will match
their skill Monday night In q trial
debate to select the participants in
the next prize contest between the two
class societies, March s. The Ques-
tion will be Resolved, That the
United States inaugurate an interna-
tional movement to arbitrate the
situation in tho Ruhr district"
Francis W. Cullen, 1890 graduate OF
the law school, has been appointed
q deputy attorney general Of New
York state, and Is now in Buffalo
Another law graduate, Henry D
Gaxgstatter, OF 1917, is practictnE In
Columbus. Ga- He was editor of the
Law Journal during his student days
and was q lieutenant judge advocate
during the world war.