Evening star., 1923-10-07
DR., N0Tz T0D|REcT
c. U. SCHOOL
Federal Trade Official viii
Have Charge Of Foreign {
Service Studies.

DR.. William F. Notz, chief of the
export trade division Of the Federal
Trade Commission, has taken up his
duties at GEORGETOWN University. as
the dean OF the sSchool OF Foreign
Service.
Under the direction OF DR.. Notz,
who has been q faculty member of
the school for several years, special
attention will be devoted this year to
the advanced courses leading to the
degree Of doctor Of philosophy in for
eign service. the only one OF its kind
In the United States. This degree Is
open ito students by taking. subse-.
quent| to the masters degree. two
years OF extensive research work. :.
In connection, with the advanced
work at the foreign service school
there has been organised a board OF
research. comprising some OF the fore
most government experts In their par
ticular field. Few schools anywhere
faculty men OF national reputation
connected with the government serv-
ice. and in this way the courses in
research work are doubly valuable to
the student body.
DR.. Notz. who heads the board. will
this course he will deliver lectures
also on international banking and
foreign exchange. marketing and the
development OF world commerce.
J. de Siqueira Coutinno Of the Pan.
American Union will give special
course on subjects relating to Portu-
gal and Brazil. One of the most Inn
portant OF the advanced courses will
be given by DR.. william 8. Culbert-
son son: vice chairman Of the United
national Commercial Policies and
Commercial Treaties"
Far eastern subjects will be ex-
pounded by Frank r. Eldridge. chief
Of the far eastern division, bureau Of
foreign and domestic commerce, while
western European division OF the
same bureau, will lecture on Euro
peaD problems.
Baron Serge Korff. lecturer and for
Finland. Will give the course on the
Political and Diplomatic History OF
Europe" and another on DIPLOMAT tic
Methods and Procedure" Latin Amer
ica as an export field Will furnish
material fora number of lectures by
William A. Reid, foreign trade ad-
wiser of the Pan-American Union,
while DR.. Leo S. Rowe, director gen..
eral OF the Pan-American Union, will
deal with Latin American Problems" I"
pert on International law In this
country. who was one of the Ameri-
can advisers, at the Versailles peace
conference and the Washington arma-
ment conference. will give a course
on international law, diplomacy and
International relations. He is presi-
dent OF the American Institute of In
ternati0aal Law and secretary OF the
Carnegie Endowment for Interna-
tionM Peace. Comparative Govern
ment" will be the subject Of Herbert
F. Wright. former secretary of the
School OF Letters, Catholic Univer-
sity, and Addison A. Southard, chief
of the consular commercial office.
Department OF State, will lecture on
Consular Practice" Dr. Guillermo A.
/ Sherwell. acting secretary general OF
the inter-American high commission.
will discuss Foreign Laws" and VIII
liam S. Spillman. consulting specialist
of the Department OF Agriculture, has
charge OF the work In connection
with Agricultural Commodities OF
World Trade"
With such a variety OF subjects un-
der noted specialists the Foreign
Service School Is thus able to offer q
course that il unique in the curricu-
lum of American universities.