Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04
DR.. CARUS| WRITES
ON SEA DOMINION
President of School Board
Heads Authors List in
Law Review.

DR.. Charles r. Carusi, chancellor Of
National University and president Of
the District Of Columbia Board Of Edu-
cation, heads the list Of contributors
in the May issue Of the National Uni
versity Law Review, which was dis
tributed among its subscribers last
week.
Sharing prominence In the publica-
ton with DR.. Carusi Is DR.. Constantine
D. Kojouharoff, acting dean OF the
School Of Economics and Government.
DR.. Carusi has written on British
Prize Courts and Dominion OF the
Seas" an article which by virtue OF its
timeliness in connection with the re-
cent Naval Arms Conference at London
has attracted interest In educational
circles. DR.. Kojouharoff contributed an
article on Niccolo Machiavelli and his
accomplishments in the social sciences
during his life between 1859 and 1927.
The Summer schedule for the Ma
tional University School Of Economies
and Government, which was announced
yesterday, includes no new courses for
this season. There will be the stand
ard academic courses in English COM
position, English literature, American
and ancient history and economics and
such advanced political science courses
as comparative constitutional law, In
ternational law and elements OF law.
Last Debate Held.
The final interclass debate Of the
current academic year was held at Ma
tional last night when two teams argued
a resolution calling for national repre-
sentation for the District of Columbia.
@. c.. Sievers, A. B. York and w. B.
Mccarthy upheld the Affirmative, while
L. e. Smith, r. p. Mcleod and L. d.
Print spoke against representation.
The victors will be announced this
week.
The last debate of the year, in which
last nights winner and the victors in
the preceding three tits Of the series
will compete for the title best debater"
and the faculty prize, will be held May
II. Prof. Fred Myers. faculty director
of debating at National, will have
charge of the meet.
The Alvey and Miller Debating So
cieties will meet next Saturday night
on the question of establishing q Fed
eral department of education, with its
head a member Of the Presidents
cabinet
A. Sherman Christensen, Nationals
representative in the National Intercol-
legiate Oratorical Contest, will speak
In the first interschool meet of the con-
test here Wednesday when he competes
against the spokesman for other local
universities and colleges. The meet will
be held in the Masonic Hall at Hyatts-
vile.
Gibson Elected TO Club.
Representative Ernest w. Gibson of
Vermont. a member of Nationals Law
School faculty, was elected to honorary
membership in the National University
Masonic Law Club last week. At the
same time six students were admitted
as regular members.
Another faculty member, Prof. WAL
ter M. Bastian, was elected to honorary
membership in Mu Chapter Of Sigma
Delta Kappa Fraternity. Mu Chapter
gave O dinner at the Raleigh Hotel last
night at which time Judge Charles s.
Lobinger, Prof. H. Winship Wheatley,
Prof. Glenn Willett and Ellis M. Slack
were the speakers. Chancellor George
p. Grove outlined the chapters activ-
tiles for the year, announcing an oyster
roast at Herring Bay as q major social
function. The dinner committee in
charge Of last nights affair included
Walter w. Bryan, chairman; j. r. Dom
aldson and B. 9. Simms.
Beta Chapter Of Phi Beta Gamma
gave q dance last night at the willard
Hotel for the purpose Of arousing in
terest in the organizations national
convention to be held here In Novem-
Der. The national officers who were
guests Of the chapter last night, all
National University graduates, were
Hugh Bickford, provincial chancellor;
w. r. Martin, supreme bailiff, and Fred
o. Roth, executive secretary. The fra
ternity,s last meeting of the year will
be held Thursday. May Is.
The Joseph II. Choate Chapter of
Sigma M Phi Fraternity will hold a
dance next Saturday night at the Co
Mmbia Country Club in honor of the
members who will be graduated in June.
-Four new members were admitted to
membership last week. They are,J. F.
Kelley, c. H. Chamillon, F. A. Colon,
c. G. Iden, B. T. Gardner, A. B. Smith,
j. A. Hart, B. A. Hammond, w. p. GIL
gore, A. ]. Naylor. G. G. Rhodes, r. p.
Starkey q w Titus and A z Ntfiu