Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-17
c. j. WILL AWARD
HONORARY DEGREES
Secretary Kellogg and DR..
w. F. Notz viii Be Paid
Tribute Tomorrow.

Marking completion of a decade oil
pioneer work in educational training
! 'ofiicials of Georgetown University will
observe the tenth anniversary Of the
! founding OF the School of Foreign Serv-
! ice at special academic exercises at $3.50
, O'Clock tomorrow evening at CASTOR
Hall.
! Members of the cabinet, diplomats
, from score Of nations and many lead
! Ing educators and officials have accepted
TIE invitation of Rev. DR.. w. Coleman
I. Ncvils, S. j., president, to attend the
: exercises.
The occasion win be made the OPP
TCrtunity for Rev. Dr. Nevis to confer
honorary degrees Of doctor OF laws upon
Secretary of State Frank B. Kellogg in
recognition of his advancement Of the
cause of world peace, and also upon
DR.. William F. Notz dean Of the School
of Foreign Service, for his outstanding
services in developing this phase Of
education.
Kellogg Will BE Speaker.
Secretary Kellogg will make the prin-
cipal address at the exercises and will
discuss the general pact for the renun-
citation of war as an instrument of ma
tional policy of which he was the
American negOCafOr.
All the deans of Georgetown Uni
versiey will join In extending felicita-
tons to the youngest department of the
in the number of enrolled students,
with graduates in more than AZ foreign
countries. Rev. Dr. Nevis. who was
acting regent of the school about six
years ago, will make the opening re-
marks DR.. Edmund A. Walsh, S. j.,
the regent of the school, DR.. Notz and
DR.. James Brown Scott, chairman OF
the graduate committee, also will speak
of the pioneer work Of the school and
its rapid expansion.
Fluctuations will be extended to the
foreign service department by heads OF
the various schools of the university
as follows: The College of Arts and
Sciences Dean r. Rush Rankin S. j.:
the School of Medicine, Rev. Walter c.
Summers, S. j., its regent; the Grad
uate School, Dean Arthur A. OLeary,
S. j.; the School of Law, Dean George
E. Hamilton, and the School of Dental
Surgery, Dean William N. Cogan.
y. S. N, retired.
Special music will be furnished by
the Georgetown University Glee Club,
of which Henry Deane Benson Is the
president.
In comforting degree upon Secre-
tary Kellogg. Georgetown is giving
recognition to man, who, through a
long career of outstanding public serv-
ice, has earned the gratitude of Amer
lean citizens and still more the graft
tude of the entire world through the
successful negotiation and ratification
Of the anti-war pact.
DR.. Notz is the second dean of the
School of Foreign Service, but has been
q member Of its faculty since its found
ing, not only as professor Of economics
but also as vice chairman of its grad
uate committee. He received his ABB.
degree from Northwestern College,
studied economics and philosophy in the
Universities of Pennsylvania, Leipzig
and Wisconsin, receiving an M. A. de-
gree and Pho. degree from the latter
For years DR.. Notz was special agent
and chief of the export trade division
OF the Federal Trade Commission, until
his recent transfer as a special econo-
mist of the Department of Commerce.
He Is member of the American Eco
nomic Association and other societies of
this and foreign countries.
Departments to Be Represented.
Practically every Government depart
ment in Washington will be represented
at the exercises in addition to the
Board of District Commissioners, local
universities and many of the scientific
societies.
The Department of State will be rep
resented by Assistant Secretaries Will
liam r. Castle, jr., and Nelson T. john
son: the Department of Justice by At
torney General John Garibaldi Sar-
gent, william ]. Hughes, assistant So
licitor general. and Paul Addison Chase,
special assistant to the Attorney Gen.
eral: Secretary of Interior Roy o. West
also has accepted an invitation. The
Board of Commissioners will be repre-
sented by Commissioners Proctor L.
Dougherty and COL William B. Ladue.
A score or more of foreign nations
will be represented by their AmbaSSa-
DORIS Ministers and attaches. Included
among these are the Ambassadors of
France, Italy, Mexico and Chile. and
the Ministers of Persia, Siam, Vene-
zuela, Poland and Colombia, as well as
staff members Of the legations and en-
bassies of Germany, Great Britain. the
Irish Free State, Rumanfa, Austria,
Hungary, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Para
quay, Norway, Sweden, Czechosloyakia,
Argentina, Lithuania and others.
DR.. L. S. Rowe, director general of
the Pan-American Union and member
OF the Georgetown faculty. also will be
present as the official representative of
the union. other prominent persons
who have accepted invitations include
DR.. George M Kober and o. H. P.
johnson. regents of Georgetown; Con-
sui General Frederick T. r. Dumont,
Admiral William s. Benson, Justice
Josiah A. Van Orsdel OF the District
Court of Appeals; Commissioners JEFF
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