Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23
c. i. PLANS FIRST
|NTERSCHOOL TILT
Shahan Debating Society
Will Meet CanisiuS COL
Iege Next Week.

The shahan Debating Society of
Catholic University Is to have its hrst
intercollegiate competition Of the year
next week, according to It's president,
Archie p. Danos Of Denver, Colo.
Canisius College Of Buffalo will be the
Arst opponent. t,
The Harvard Chinese Debating Coun-
ell, Johns Hopkins University Of Balti-
more, Colorado College Of Denver Holy
Cross College Of Worcester. as well Is
Canisius, are to be met at the uni.
versity. Definite dates have not yet
been set, but negotiations have been
otherwise completed. and the university
team Is busy with its logic book.
The debate with Harvard viii limit
the teams to two men. Representing
the university viii be Patrick J. Heaton,
Central City. Nehr., and Robert A.
Of REIMBURSEMENT of extraterritorial
rights in China by the United States
will be the subject of this debate. In
all other debates the university will use
three-man team composed of Mr..
Heaton, Mr.. Neary and Vincent l..
zahner of Louisville. KY. In all de-
bates, except that with Harvard, the
question will be Resolved, That all ma
tons should adopt q plan Of complete
disarmament Of all armed forces except
such as are needed for police purposes. !"
X. Of G. Tests Announced.
The competitive examination for the
Knights of Columbus graduate scholar
ships in the university will b. held on
Saturday, April 20, at the Catholic
University or at the university which
the student is attending. Applications
for admission to the examinations will
be received by the general secretary of
the, university before March is. Eli
gible applicants are unmarried laynaen
who have received q bachelors degree
in arts. science, or law. or It's equiva-
making the awards. TO members of the
Knights Of Columbus, or TO sons of
members. aw
Invitations have been extended to 81
members Of the freshman class to join
the university chapter of Phi Eta sigma,
the national freshman academic honor
society. The initiation ceremonies for
the new members of the fraternity will
be held at the Roosevelt Hotel on
Thursday March Is. On this occasion
the presidents of the freshman halls,
Father Charles A. Hart and Father
Maurice Sheehy, will present two
awards, one to the honor freshman OF
this years class. William r. Hanrahan
of Bristol, Conn, and the other to the
retiring honor man Of last year, Gale
McGuigan of Balboa Heights, Canal
Zone. The awards will be university
and fraternity placques.
The university chapter OF Phi Eta
Sigma was established ut the university
last year. The organization, admittance
TO which Is based solely on academic
merit, has now I'll chapters.
Frat to Initiate Rector.
The rector, Mgr, James Hugh Ryan,
will be made an honorary member OF
the fraternity at the ceremony OF March
IS. The freshmen who will be indicted
on that occasion are: H. v. Bonavia,
Bridgeport, Conn; Francis Brennan,
Pottsville, Pa; Brother L. BrediSer, Holy
Trinity Missionary Cenacle; Nicholas
j. Chiascione, Hartford, Conn; Hugh
Cream, Waterbury, Conn; Robert H.
Huntington. Washington; Brother Ger
ard FredericS. Holy Trinity Missionary
Cenacle; william T. Harmon, Washing
ton; William Hanrahan, Bristol, Conn.,;
B. A. Hemelt, Washington; T. Nc
earthly, Rockville, Conn; Joseph On.
drick, Britain, Conn; Joseph c. O'Con-
NELL Cynwyd, Pa; Albert B. Parks,
washington; Brother j. l.. Heloy, AM
mendale, Md. Brother Sebastian Rog-
ers. Holy Trinity Missionary Cenacle;
Ceferino Rola. Washington; Thomas
Stento. Binghamton, Conn; Leonard B.
Zusi, Maplewood, N. j.; Vincent r.
Harton. Derby Conn; John j. Hengstler,
Washington; William g. Moore, Kiteh-
ener, Ontario; w. K. OLoughlin, Ia
koma Park, Md. Anthony p. Schmitt,
washington; Brother PaSchal p. Baier,
Carmelite College: Harry Clinton, Troy,
N. Y; Brother Aquinas Colgan. Car
melite College Brother Regis Donehus,
Carmelite College: Vincent p. Holden,
st. Paul'S College; F. l.. Marley, ST.
Pauls College: Brother Neil O'Connor,
Sulpician Seminary.
The Middle Atlantic AnalS Of the glee
club contest being conducted by the
National Federation of Music Clubs will
be held in the main ball room of the
willard Hotel next Tuesday at $3.50
o'clock The Catholic University dIee
Club will compete, There will be dane
ing afterward until o'clock.