Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-14
c. j. BATTALION.
DROPS TWO UNITS
R. 0. r. c. Activities Under
Way. With Commander
Yet 10 Be Named.

With the appointment of company
commissioned and on-commisioned
officers. r. o. T. C.. activities at George
town University are under way slightly
In advance of the usual schedule. A
permanent battalion commander how
ever. is not to be designated until later
in the season. Until one is chosen. a
senior cadet will act each week in that
capacity. thereby paving the way for
q permanent appointment by COMPETE
ton
Georgetown's battalion consists of
three companies. as against five last
policy of the college The battalion is
fortunate. however. in having with it
again this season. Lieut. Col. Augustus
F. Dannemiller. U. S. A.. under whose
guidance The r. o. T. c. activities at
the Hilltop have won the recognition
from the War Department In recent
years.
The three senior cadets appointed
to the position Of company commander
were Edward j. Kelly, Company A: L.
K. Kundtz. Company B. and John v.
Regain. Company c.
The remaining senior cadets we're ap-
pointed second lieutenants and assigned
10 duty as follows: Company A: w. G..
Bennett. M J. Brady, E. @. Cantwell.
J B. Dineen. r. G. Horton and E..
1ongacre, Company b: J. E. Brady.
r. K. Charlesworth, L. S. Colman. j. F.
Mckenna. E. o. Mclaughlin and E. A..
OShea. Company C.: E. T. Brennan,
F. L. Delaney, j. L. Dorgan. J. F. Cor
DON I. r. Neary and c. H. Rice.
Junior Non CONS.
Junior cadet non commissioned officers
we're assigned as follows: COMPANY A. r.
II. Perlitz. first sergeant: sergeants L.
H. Mccormick and T. v. Griffin; Com
pany B. Paul Goodwin. first sergeant:
serseants, w. L. McLarney and U. S.
Multehill. Company C. T. McGearv.
frst sergeant; sergeants, r. c. Sullivan
and P. j. Morgan.
The two newly appointed Army off,
GERS detailed as assistants to Col
Dannemiller are Capt. RAYMOND L.
Shoemaker and First Lieut.. Henry ].
Hunt, jr. Both are washington meh.
They have assumed the duties formerly
undertaken by Capt. William B. Eowery
and Capt. Stewart D. Hervey. whose
four-year detail at Georgetown expired
last Summer.
Capt. Shoemaker came to Georgetown
from Fort Eustis. Va. and the last post
of Lieut.. Hunt was in the Philippines.
Georeetown's r. o. TIC. Band, one
OF the best in years has taken a promi-
nent part in the foot ball celebrations
to date and has been big help to the
cheering section. Deane Benson is
drum major. while Kari Shaffer.
veteran Army band leader, is its direc-
tor.
Under the direction of Rev. Edmund
A. Walsh, s. j., arrangements are going
forward rapidly for the ceremonies OH
October q when President w. Coleman
Nevis. S. j., is to be formally indicted
into ofice. Georgetown's widely scat
tered alumni clubs will take an active
part in the reunions that will be con-
Quoted during the week end. Accept
ances have been received from many
of the clubs which will send Official
representatives to attend the ceremonies.
To Attend Omaha Event.
Frank J. Hogan of Washington. as
national president of the alumni associ-
alton, heads the list. The New Haven
Club will be represented by delega-
ton. Among other representatives dele
gated are Francis H. Burke IL. Hart I
ford, Conn, Club: H. Dom Keresey.
st. Louis Club: James P B. Duffy. '01,
Rochester, N. Y. Club: Bernard Heffer-
man. San Francisc8 Club: Howard G. E.
Smith. Buffalo Club; Dr. Michael L.
Mullaney. the Georgetown Club Of
Rhode Island, and John Hughes Cas-
sidy. 90. representing the Naugatuck
Valley Club of Connecticut
President Nevis will be absent from
Washington October Is to 20, while at
tending the golden jubilee anniversary
of Creighton University at Omaha as
the representative of Georgetown.
Father Nevis was one of the guests at
the luncheon given october by Dr.
L. s. Rowe. director general of the Pan
American Union, in honor of the retir-
ing American Ambassador to Chile, DR..
william M. Collier. The newly APP
pointed Ambassador to that country.
DR.. william s. Culbertson, is mem
Der Of the executive faculty Of the
School Of Foreign Service.
An interesting lecture was given at
the School Of Foreign Service last
wednesday evening by DR.. Jan Papanek
secretary of the Czechoslovak legation
before the class on world economies
His subject was The Economic Devel-
opnnent of Czechoslovakia in the First
Ten Years of Her independence
DR. Papanek is a graduate of the
LEcolle Libre Des Sciences Pofitiques