Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-27
FOREIGN STUDENTS
!. GET SCHOLARSHIPS
Four to Come for Studies in
Georgetown Foreign
Service SchC5.

With the approval of Rev. DR.. W.
Coleman Nevis, S. j., president of
Georgetown University, the School OF
Foreign Service has awarded four
special scholarships to foreign students.
The holders of these scholarships. which
were founded to promote intellectual
relationships with other countries, are
Senior Gallo Plazo, son Of a former
president of Ecuador; Baron, Drey-
hausen- Ehrenreich of Vienna, Austria;
Count Hans Won Hardenberg OF Berlin
and Jiri KalouSek OF CZechoSlovakia.
Except for Senior Plazo, who is an
attache at the legation of Ecuador in
Washington. the young men will come
to this country in time to enter the
Georgetown school in October. They
will prepare for foreign service careers.
When DR.. Nevis was regent of the
Foreign Service School some years ago,
be established number Of pan
American scholarships, and each year a
number of South American countries
are represented by special students at
the school. Arrangements for scholar
ships with several European countries
have been made in recent years by DR..
Edmund A. Walsh, s. j., the present
regent. and DR.. Thomas H. Healy, the
assistant dean, on trips abroad. This
was in line with the policy OF the school
to promote international relations
through education.
Minister Makes Recommendation.
Senior Plaza was awarded the scholar
ship on the recommendation Of the
Minister Of Ecuador. The last holder
of the scholarship from that country
was Carlos Mantilla, who Is at present
at attache of the legation here. Raul
Dtez de Medina of Bolivia, and Rafael
Gomez of Colombia also are scholarship
men at the Georgetown school. The
former is son of the Bolivian Minister
and also is attache of the legation. The
latter was appointed to the scholarship
on the recommendation OF President
Olaya.
The holder of the, German scholar
ship, who Is coming here to pre-areN
for entering the German foreign serv-
ice, Count Won Hardenberg, has been
pursuing courses at the universities of
Munich and Lausanne. He was recon-
mended by the German Students Ex-
change of Berlin and the Institute of
International Education of New York.
Another German scholarship is to be
awarded soon, 1t was announced.
Baron Dreyhausen-E hrenreich of VII
emma, holder of the Austrian scholar
ship, 1t at present a student in the
well known Consular Academy Of VI
emma. His sponsors include the Aus
TRAN Minister in Washington as well
as several former Government oficials
and the AuStro- American Institute Of
Education In Vienna.
Kalousek Well Prepared.
Mr.. Kalousek of Czechoslovalxia, It
was said, Is one of the best equipped
foreign students to enter Georgetown
in recent years He has had one year
of law at the University of Bruno: two
years at the Hochschule fuer Politik in
Berlin and two years at the famous
Ecole Libre des Sciences Politiques of
Paris. From each of the latter schools
he received his diploma. At George
town he will pursue postgraduate
courses leading to o degree Of doctor of
philosophy.
During the past year at the George
town school, students from II foreign
countries were enrolled. A number Of
these were the holders cf scholarships.
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