Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-24
NAT. j. ACQUIRES
NEW FACILITIES
Largest Enrolment Forces
Classroom Expansion.
= To Open Tomorrow.

Confronted with the largest enroll
| ments in its history, the National Uni
versity has obtained additional class
room space In q building adjoining its
main plant on Thirteenth street, to re-
lieve the serious congestion which has
marked classes during recent weeks. it
was announced by DIR. Charles F. Ca
rusi, chancellor, last night
The new quarters, embracing three
additional clasSrooms, are located di-
rectly across the street from the other
school property at S17 Thirteenth
street. and will be used for the most
part to quarter the late afternoon class
es Of the School of Economies and Gov
eminent. It Is TANNED. however, to
establish some OF the evening law seS-
sions in the new rooms.
Registrations, at National were ended
| the first OF November, when more than
!, 900 men and women had been en-
| rolled. Since that time overcrowding
has marked most Of the university's
sessions This handicap will be with
drawn with the opening Of the new
rooms tomorrow afternoon.
Organization Completed.
> Organization Of the senior class in
the Law School has been practically
completed with the appointment Of the
following major standing committees.
| which will handle the class details for
| the year.
Finance committed. L. Shepherd,
chairman; j. r.. Donaldson, Marian G.,
Wilcox, Glenn L. Shinn and Emma M.
Weber
Auditing cornmittee-Lenora l.. Ma
son, chairman; J. T. Carey, Francis
Forti and T. j. Greer.
Entertainment-Sam Marks. chair
man; Guy Anderson. Samuel p. Shoup,
Addia HUGHES and EIeIaY4 MONrAU
Ring committee-E. j. Trigger, chair
man; Albert Gelfeld, j. Leuderdale and
Jack Plotnick.
The remaining committee appoint
ments will be announced later, accord
ing to DR.. Walter Hagen, president OF
the class.
The senior prom of National Univer-
sity will be held next Saturday night at
the Mayfiower Hotel. Plans for the
prom are complete, and the ticket sale
will be continued during part Of this
week, according to Samuel Marks,
chairman.
Docket" Launched.
Preliminary work on the senior year
book, the Docket, has been completed
under John II. Faircloth, editor-in-
chief. The book will consist of over 800
pages, containing many illustrations,
some of which will be in three colors.
The theme Of the book will be the evo-
luton of justice, giving, through illus
tration the beginning OF the first laws
and the final Interpretation OF law
through the Supreme Court OF the
United States, depicting the new build
ing which that court will occupy in
couple of years. April l is the date set
for distribution Of the books to students.
Jose o. de Jesus was elected president
of the Columbian Philippines. Other
poPadi wire
president Files Tobias, Secretary-treas-
urer, and Braulia Rillon, historian. New
members of the club this year include
L. Arbaleras, e. Arellaus, r. Paumlo
and G. Sese.
Consider Bylaws.
Last Wednesday the freshmen class
held meeting, when the class aovls-
ory committee, of which Richard Andree
| is chairman, presented tentative
draft OF the constitution and bylaws.
| Final voting on these will take place
the first week in December.
Harold l.. Schilz, president OF the
class introduced the newly elected OIL
ficers to DR.. Carusi at specially ar
ranged meeting.
The first of a series of breakfasts to
be given by the Cy Prs Club is being
held this morning in the main dining
/ room at the Ambassador Hotel at lO:3o
O'Clock
Last Wednesday under the leadership
| of Miss Grace Kanode, president, the
| club held a meeting, at which plans for
drive for new members were dis.
cussed. Miss Kanode has appointed
Addie Hughes, chairman; Florence Gu
roe Pearl April and Majorte Bartlett as
committee to handle social events for
the year. :,
AS next Thursday, Thanksgiving, is
the only holiday during the month, very
| few students will leave the city and
classes at National will be resumed the
next day.
Next Friday night the first inteT-class
debate between the freshmen and upper
classmen will be held under the direc-
ton of Fred Myers, faculty director OF
debating.
Appointment of the various commit
tees of the Junior class will be made
tthis week. according to the announce.
ment of Charles H.. Barr, president OF
the 1881 class