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SCHOOL NOTES
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night by William G. Feely, chairman
of the board of trustees Mid-year eX-
aminations will begin tomorrow and
close Friday
Mr.. Feely added arrangements had
been made to care for new students in
the schools of law and accountancy.
Final examinations will be held from
May Is to June 5. The commencement
FexerciseS will be held June 10.
The biggest social event of the school
year will be the annual dance of the
junior classes Saturday night, in the
main ball room of the Carlton Hotel.
j. Gearin Enright. president of the
Junior class of the School of Law, will
be chairman of the committee on ar
rangementS. Other members will in
clude Richard A. O'Connell, Alfred A.
McGarraghy, Vincent Sheehy, John T.
Burns, Helen Furey. David Williams and
Ralph Manhevz.
Robert E. Findlay, president of the
Venetian Society of the School of Ac-
countancy, announced oscar H. Brink
man, counsel for the Blaine subcommit-
tee of the Senate. in its investigation
of real estate and securities frauds in
the District, would be a speaker at an
early meeting of the organization.
Revised courses in accounting will be
offered at the Benjam Franklin Bush
ness University curing the coming
Spring term. The schedule Of instruc-
ton and faculty assignments follow:
Fundamental principles of accounting,
by E. C. Bosworth, opening February !:
elementary principles of the law Of
contracts, Glenn Willett, opening FEB
ruary 4; constructive accounting and
accounting for partnerships. Mr.. BoS-
worth, opening February 10; law OF
agency and partnership Sam A. Syme.
opening February IL; corporation &C
counting, Goodwin P. Graham, opening
February 3; corporation law and nego-
table instruments, Mr.. Willett, opening
February s. management and costs,
Joseph I. Fucker, opening February q;
law of bailmentS, receivers and de-
cedents estates. Needham c. Turnage,
opening February S; mercantile, trans
portation and public storage accounting,
John B. Mckinley, opening February s.;
banking. sales and interstate commerce
law, Charles T. Clayton. opening Feb
ruary g. advanced auditing, Mr.. Nc
Gin;ey, opening February A; G. P. A,
problems, Mr.. Bclsworth, opening Feb
ruary q; Federal income tax, Joseph 1.
Fucker, opening February 3; financial
policy of corporations, Mr.. Bosworth,
opening February 4, and mathematics
of accounting and actuarial science,
Kenneth Nelson, opening February 6.
Six new classes are scheduled for the
second semester at the Strayer College
of Accountancy, beginning in February,
according to an announcement made
last night by E. G. Purvis, dean. The
new classes are in corporate finance,
commercial law, economics cost ac-
counting, constructive accounting and
advanced accounting.
Final examinations for the current
term will begin February 2.
A portrait of Thomas Winfield DON
Ohio, president emeritus and co-founder
of the Strayer School, will be presented
to the institution at a student assembly
at noon Wednesday by Edmond S. DON
Ohio, president. Pinckney j. Hartman,
director, will accept the picture.
Phi Gamma Alpha, accountant fra
ternity, met Friday night. Mr.. Purvis
now is planning the organization of an
honorary Greek letter fraternity.
the airport section of the aeronautics
branch of the Department of Commerce,
will speak on Aviation of Today" at a
student assembly at the Columbia Tech
nical School Thursday.
First semester examinations in the
engineering department classes will be
held next week. Following the tests,
new mathematics class will begin The
class will embrace a review and test of
advanced arithmetic prior to undertak-
ing algebra.
New enrollments will be received at
the Washington School for Secretaries
February and February Is. These