Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-02
DR.. NICHOLAS JORGA
TO LECTURE HERE
Eminent Russian Educator
Speaking Under Auspices
of G. w. University.

DR.. Nicholas Jorga, eminent Ruman-
ian educator and statesman, will lecture
at George Washington University on
Wednesday afternoon at S o'clock in
Corcoran Hall.
DR.. Jorga is president of the Univers-
fly of Bucharest. He is the leader Of
the national Democratic party of
Rumania and was formerly speaker Of
the Rumanian Chamber of Deputies.
Cards of admission for the lecture may
be secured by applying to the Office
of the president of the university.
G. b. MuIdaur to Lecture.
G. B. Muldaur of the national labo-
ratorieS of the National Board OF Fire
Underwriters, will give special Illus
trated lecture before the insurance class
of the university at TAO o'clock tomor-
row night. The lecture will describe
the work of the underwriters labora-
tories in testing materials and appa-
ratuS designed to reduce the loss OF
life and property by fire. The lecture
will be open to the public.
The second semester of the academic
year will open on wednesday IN all
schools of the university except In the
Law School, where classes VIII resume
on Monday.
Registration of new students will
take place on Monday and TUESDAY.
Hours for registration are from 9 to IL
and from 2 to 6. The new semester
will be marked by the opening OF more
than 70 courses.
A course in the economic history OF
the United States, dealing with the eco
nomic development of the Nation and
,lox n0vTzvraorCfa1 oV1d INDUSTRIAL
problems. will be given by DR.. Mark
Smith DR.. Smith, who taught the MS
tory of commerce in the university last
semester, holds the degree OF doctor OF
philosophy from Harvard University,
the degree of master of arts from the
University of Wisconsin and the degree
of bachelor of arts from Dartmouth
College. He has taught at Simmons
College, Northeastern College, where ne
was acting dean of the school of COM
MERGE and finance, and the University
of Kansas He is at present an econ
omiSt with the United States Tarln
Commission, and has previously served
as a special expert for the commission
and as a member of the research stan
OF the Institute of Economics. He Is
the author of book on the tariff on
wool and of various Government bulle-
tins and articles in scientific journals.
Foreign Trade Course Open.
Foreign trade, study of the prin-
ciples and procedure of exporting and
importing, viii be given by Francis E.
Simmons, who last semester offered the
course in marketing. Simmons is a
graduate Of Dickinson College and holds
the degree of master of arts from Amer
lean University He is a member of the
staff of the domestic commerce di-
vision of the Department of Commerce,
in which capacity he has elaborated
on the distribution cost analyses, the
national retail credit survey and the
national regional commercial surveys
which are being carried on by the de-
partment and in the publication of
Market Research Agencies" and Com
mercial and Industrial Organizations
Dean Henry Grattan Doyle was the
speaker at the commencement exercises
of Western High School Friday after
noon.
Prof. Norman B. Ames of the school
of Engineering, attended the meeting in
New York. January 1927 of the Amer
lean Institute of Electrical Engineers.