Evening star., 1931-04-26
GU. Clubs to Debate.

A SPECIAL debate between two teams
"A representing the Butler Law Club
at the Georgetown University
School OF Law will be held tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock. As the prize,
Assistant Dean Hugh J. Fegan has Of
fered q photograph Of the United States
Supreme Court. bearing the autograph
named after Associate Justice Pierce
Butler.
The question for debate Is Resolved,
That the present law restricting i'm
migration into the United States Is in
the best interests of the people" James
A. Sullivan of Illinois and Mervyn 7.
Gro6jean of Ohio, seniors, and Peter j.
Toner Of Pennsylvania and j. r. Cum
minis of Canada, second year men, are
to debate. The judges were announced
as J. G. Cromelin, William z. Furey and
states Attorney, all graduates Of
Georgetown Law School.
The club win hold It's annual banquet
at the Carlton Hotel tbs following eve
ming, with Justice Butler as the honor
guest.
About 40 Georgetown University stu
dents, most of them members OF the
international shipping class at the
School of Foreign Service, will make
trip to Philadelphia. Prof. Alfred H.
Haag, head of the international ship
ping department, Is making the ar
rangements.
DR.. j. De s. Coutinhe, head of the
Portugal and Brazil Seminar at the
Foreign Service School, is to give lee
ture at New York University, May J.,
ON the Portuguese language. While In
New York he will call upon the Consuls
General Of Brazil and Portugal, the for
mer, Senor SantaiO, having been at
one time commercial attache TO the
Brazilian Embassy in Washington, ana
a staunch friend of the Foreign Service
School. In view of the great interest
still prevailing in the foreign policies
of Soviet Russia, DR.. Andrei Popevici,
secretary of the Rumanian Legation,
addressed the seminar on the Russian
Revolution and the Soviet state at the
Foreign Service School Thursday eve
ming, "Rumania and Soviet Russia"
The Georgetown Mask and Bauble
Club will present "If Were King" at
three public performances. May 4, 5
and in Trinity Parish Hall In George
town. Before the Washington perform
ance, however, the club will enter the
annual Fordham University dramatic
contest next Friday, May l. They VIII
present 1.-THE Valiant" the successful
play given by the Hilltop aggregation IN
Philadelphia last year. The same cast,
consisting Of C. Dewitt Codman, Des-
mond Murray, Lester Burdett and Ger
ard McAllister, will represent George
town against st. Joseph's College OF
Philadelphia, Canisius College OF Buf-
falo, N. Y, and Fordhar1. Two OF the
judges will be Wilton Lackaye, the actor.
and S. Marion Tucker OF Brooklyn
Polytechnic Institute. Mr.. Lackaye Is
an alumnus of GEORGETOWN.
Competitions for the Quicksall Medal
will take place at Georgetown College
Monday evening and for the Brennan
Medal the evening OF May 4. the
Quicksall award Is for the best oral
examination In three plays Of Shake
speare, chosen by Dean r. Rush Ran
kin, S. J. The plays this year are The
Tanning of the Shrew," Henry ~" and
"Othello." The Brennan Medal Is
awarded the student who obtains the
highest rating on an oral examination
taken from Doyle's Defense OF the
Catholic Church" and Chatwood's God
and Creation"