Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-26
". A. KLUTz HEADS
CLASSAT NATIONAL
Junior Election Launches Or
qanization-BuSineSS
Heads to Lecture.

William A. Klutz, auditor In the in
come tax unit OF the Bureau Of Inter
nal Revenue, was elected president of
the class of 1882 at National University
in the first class elections of the year
last week. Mr.. KlutZ, who came to
Washington from Salisbury. N. c., is a
member Of Sigma NJ Phi Fraternity
Other junior class officers elected with
Mr.. Klutz included Walter r. Cardwell
Of Greensboro, Ala, vice president;
Miss Evelyn Spencer Of Takoma Park,
Md, treasurer; Miss Irene LipScomb of
Florence, Ala. secretary; Charles Swami
of Washington, sergeant at arms, and
John Anderson Of Silver Spring, Md,
historian. Both Miss Lip6comb and
Miss Spencer are members Of the Cy
Pres Club of the university, while Miss
Spencer also is a member Of the Kappa
Beta Pi Legal Sorority.
The senior class organization viii be
announced next week.
Lectures Scheduled.
Dewitt E. McKinstry. manager Of
the Washington store Of w. g. j. Sloane,
and Maj. Thomas E. Catron. u. 8. A.,
editor Of the Infantry journal, which
Is published in Washington, we're an
nounced yesterday as the first of a
group of business and professional men
prominent in sales and advertising
fields who will address National Uni
versity's marketing course classes. Maj.
Catron, according to Lloyd Dopp, edu-
cational adviser Of the Alexander Ham
ilton Institute and instructor in the
course, will talk on Craftsmanship APP
piled to the Military Service" Bernard
Lichtenberg president of the National
Association of Advertising Managers
and vice president In charge of adver-
Using Of the Alexander Hamilton In
stitute, also has agreed to address the
school in the near future. This course
together with pre- ;cribed major subjects,
leads to the deg ee of bachelor Of arts
in business administration and is Of
fered at National for the first time this
year.
Philippine Club Meets.
An organization meeting of the Phil
ippine Columbians, society of Filipino
students at the National. was held last
night. Twenty FilipinoS on this years
roll attended and plans were laid for
future meetings. Jose A. de Jesus, last
years president, was chairman Of the
meeting.
Godfrey L. Munter, instructor in Of
fice and court practice, spoke at the
annual Fall meeting Of Beta Chapter
Of Phi Beta Gamma Legal Fraternity
at the Ambassador Hotel last Tuesday
Ali6LAt MI. n1Q1lOCk C1OcQ Lie dQVdue
tages of fraternities both as contribu-
tors to the school life and to the legal
profession itself. He took occasion to
congratulate Henry Harrell and Louis
Mann, members Of the fraternity, on
their scholastic attachments at Ma
tional and upon their success in pass
ing the District bar examination. Mr..
Harrell has been named executive cor
responding secretary Of the national
fraternity.
John Paul Jones Of Alpha Chapter,
Georgetown University's chapter Of the
fraternity, announced at the meeting
that the national convention of the or
ganization, scheduled for next month,
will make headquarters at the Ward
man Park Hotel Outlining plans for
the convention, Mr.. Jones said that
business sessions will be held during
the day on both Friday and Saturday,
November 81 and 20, while the annual
banquet will be given on the evening Of
the second day. Dances will be held
both nights.