Evening star., 1930-12-14

ana oepaCe IN Che form OF the Coolidge
medal.
Mr.. Raffa, it was announced, is Civ
ing new course at the Georgetown
those contemplating a foreign service
career, either in public or in private
life, to be better speakers.
Plans are being formulated at the
School Of Foreign Service for the or
ganizing Of international relations clubs
In the school, so that in addition to reg
ular class work the students will have
a chance to become proficient in de-
oatlng. Mr.. Raffa also will take charge
OF this phoSe of student activity.
Independent of the formal program
next Wednesday evening in CASTOR Hall
at Georgetown, when honor will be paid
the memory of Gen. Simon Bolivar. the
south American patriot, the School of
Foregn Service will hold similar ex-
ercises in its auditorium tomorrow eve
n1ng at O'Clock. The program will
be under the auspices Of the Portuguese
and Spanish Clubs Of the school. Sew
erai ENJOYS OF Latin American countries
besides faculty members will speak. The
HILLTOP program next Wednesday will
De one in which the Latin American
will join.
Announcement was made that the
Edward Douglas White Law Club has
chosen William j. Rowan of the Dis
trlct OF Columbia as its representative
IN the second prize debate of the Law
School. Speakers from the other three
law clubs vii be announced soon.
National Plans Courses.
D EORGANIzATTON Of the curric-
N ulum at National University will
make available five new courses to
students in the School Of Economics
and Government with the opening of
the Winter term on January 2, it was
announced last night.
The new courses, with their reSnective
administrators, follow:
PhlloSophy-Dr James F.. Couch of
the Pathological Division, Bureau of
animal Industry, Department of Agri-
culture, who holds the degree of bache-
lor OF arts from Harvard University and
tne degrees of master of arts and doc
tor Of philosophy from American Uni
versity
Municipal corporation-Prof. P. H
Marshall, former assistant corporation
council for the District of Columbia
and a graduate Of Georgetown Uni
versity.
Corporation finance - DR.. William
Harrison S. Stevens, economist holding
arts degrees from Colby College and
George Washington University and the
degree Of doctor of philosophy from the
University of Pennsylvania.
International banking-Frederick P
H. SiddonS, secretary of the American
Security & Trust Co., holding arts de-
grees from the University of Wisconsin
and the bachelor of laws degree from
/ National University.
Modern EUrOnpan histnrv - T2ar,ao ~
Mayo, dean of the School Of Economics
/ and Government
Final arrangements were completed
for the examinations daily during the
coming week, which mark the termina-
ton Of the current Fall term. The
f1rst OF these tests, those in principles oi
legal liability. case analysis, patent Law
i and admiralty law, will be held in the
Law School at o'clock tomorrow aft
| ernoon. Others will follow in bott
schools in accordance with the sched-
! ule announced last Sunday.
/ Despite the lull which has marked
! the approach of examination week, Mt
/ Chapter of Sigma Delta Kappa init.
! ated eight National students in a cere.
| monial at the Carlton Hotel. The
novices were headed by Representative
Elva r. Kendall of Kentucky, who is q
| junior class law student. Others re.
ceived included Ugo I. A. Carusi. Fred.
erick w. Denniston, julius H. Rice
Charles X. MUIR, PrentiSs D. Sale, jr.
and r. r. Browning. Lieut.. w. E. Nc.
Cain, U. S. A., and Merritt l.. Smith
constituted the initiation team. George
p. Grove is chancellor of the chapter
and John Lynham is secretary.
American U. Gives Play.
TBSEN'S play, Pillars of Society,""