Evening star., 1926-06-20
c. j. PREPARES FOR
Stronger R. 0. 7. c.
Again Received "0istin-
guiShed" Rating From Army.
Dr.. Notz Wins HonorS.

Encouraged by the distinguished
rating given the Reserve officers
Training Corps unit at Georgetown
University by The War Department
as a result of It's recent inspection,
Lieut.. Col. Augustus +. Dannemiller,
L. =. A.. is preparing this Summer to
pu, military training on a tirmer basis
than ever before at the Hilltop insti-
tuition.
Considering the fact that training
is optional at Georgetown. the George
town authorities are proud that the
institution has been given a rating
accorded only few universities and
military schools in the United States,
especially since training is compul-
sorry at some of these. President
Charles w Lyons. it was said, is pre-
pared to cooperate heartily With the
military staff at Georgetown, being a
firm believer in training for students
: from the viewpoint Of preparedness,
as we'll as health and discipline
IS Per Cent Enrolled.
Fully three-fourths of the student
body at the college and a large pro
portion Of the medical students were
enrolled in the K. Q. T. 6. units last
wear 1t is Col Dannemiller's eXpec
tation that this enrolment will be eN-
ceeded next term. in view of the
higher rating given the institution.
Georgetown was first given the dis
tinGuished" rating in 1921. losing il
the following year by a narrow mar
gin Of points. Col Dannem.ller,
West Pointer. assumed command last
year and a great Improvement was
noticed in the class and field wC"k of
the cadets. I'VE hope Georgetown
= L
tinguished' units to stay" Col Dame
miller said
Thirty-two of the Georgetown ca
diets are taking advantaSe of the
training camps at Camp Meade and
Carlisle Barracks, Pa, this Summer
to keen in trim. Capt Stewart d.
Hervev. L. s. A.. assistant professor
of military science. is at Camp Meade
with u Of the Infantry cadets, while
Mai. J. +. Corbv. professor of militarv
surgery. is at Carlisle Barra cks with
L of the men from the medical unit.
SOme Of tho Infantry codets nnmha"
the honor men of the college unit and
will take part in the various CONNIE
titions al Camp Meade. in which
Georgetown has won awards in the
past.
Preparing for Autumn.
Col DannemiIler and capt. William
p owrer. T. s. A. will go in July
TO the ci'izape' military training
camn at Fort Eustace. Va. and in
the r,eanwhiie are working on nrena-
rations for the Georgetown unit next
Fall.
1t is possible that an additional In
fantrv co~nany NAV he organized
at the Hilton next Fall, making
four in ALL The new college dormI-
tory will he completed then and viii
provide accommodations for 220 adj
ditional students. Since nearly all
incoming students choose military
training. Col. Dannemiller is con
fdent that enough recruits will he
enlisted to form a fourth company.
The cadets at Camp Meade are
John p. Cahill Charles f. Dean.
Joseph r. Daniels, Joseph +. Ferrall,
William W Garner, Maurice c. HiS-
gins, John p. Keenan,. John +. Nc
Donough Stephen F. Mckenzie
Lewis ". OLeary. Emmet J.
O'Mallev. John G.. Power, James F.
Ruby, Andrew NJ Saul. Dennis A.
Shea. James d. SlaYin and William
s. Tarver.
Those attending at Carlisle Bar
racks are: Walter Atkinson. David
p. Braun Aloysius {. Connolly.
Lewis Glickman. Joseph j. Higgins.
Raymond P. Holden. Nicola Milano,
Paul J. O'DonnelI. Thomas H.
pargen. Orestes A. Russo, Vincent Y.
SchIa atmann. Richard F. Shaw, How
ard II. Strine, Francis w. Yaccarino
and John Ellsworth Virnstein
DIR. Notz Wins HonOrs.
nr William + \otZ. dean of the
foreign service school. who has just
returned from several weeks in
Europe. received several honors dur
ing a brief stay in Germany. lie
not only lectured before the uniVer-
stiles of Berlin and keil. but also was
made an honorary member Of the
Institute Of International Economics.
Dr.. Notz found several former
Georgetown students in the principal
European cities he visited. These are
now in the consular services.
A library of 25 900 volumes is the
aim of the Georgetown Law School,
according to Dean George r. Hamil-
ton. who has made an appeal to
alumni "As an evidence of what
is being done wrote Dean Hamilton,
.let me tell of the admirable spirit
shown by the class of 1928 This
was the last class in the school to be
taught by pr. Henry sherman
BoutelI. who~ was our esteemed
professor Of constitutional law for
many years, and who died a few
months ago. The class of 1923 hasI
raised a fund TO be used in establish
ing collection of books on Constitu
tional law. to be known as the class
of 1928 Henry sherman Boutell col
lection" Dr.. Boutell for many years
was one of the Republican leaders of
the House of Representative and
formerly Minister to Switzerland.