Evening star., 1934-01-14

this week win include: Postgraduate.
patent law and copyright law; third
year, real property III, damages and
equity pleading; second year, real prop
erty II, criminal procedure, and COM
mon law pleading II: first year, per-
sonal property and elementary law.
william 8. Adkins, assistant clerk OF
the District Of Columbia Supreme Court,
lectured the senior class Wednesday on
Getting a Start In Law"
The second meeting Of the scholastic
year Of the alumni association was
held at the college Thursday. Catherine
L. vaux, newly elected president, pre-
sided, and Selma M. Borchardt dis
cussed the International Education Con-
ference, which she attended in Ireland
Notice has been issued for the second
meeting Of the patent alumni AsSoci.
alton to be held at the college Friday
at 8 pm. This meeting viii take the
form Of . symposium on The Law q
Plant Patents" and the speakers VIII
be Robert s. Allyn, patent attorney OF
New York City: Robert G. Cook. editor
of journal Of Heredity," and Harry
c. Robb, patent attorney Of the District
of Columbia.
The day freshman class debated
Wednesday the question: Resolved,
That the District Of Columbia should
be governed by q mayor and council
elected by the citizens Of the District
Of Columbia" The decision was award
ed to the affirmative side upheld by
Oliver W. Davenport and D. J. Rivera,
while the negative team was composed
Of John T. Mason, jr., and Charles
H. Burton. Mr.. Rivera was voted the
best speaker.
C. U. Rector . Fame Electee."
n IsHOP JAMES HUGH RYAN, rec
Il tor of Catholic University, has
just been elected . member OF
the College Of Electors Of the Hall Of
Fame of New York University in New
York City. Bishop Ryan will assume
the duties of his ONCE Immediately.
Rev. DR.. Maurice S. Sheehy, assistant
to the rector Of the university, and
Joseph M. Murphy, director of the
Bureau of Public Relations, attended
the meeting Of the Baltimore chapter
of the Catholic University Alumni As
sociation last week in Baltimore, where
DR.. Sheehy spoke. The members Of
both the Washington and the Balti-
more chapters of the association are
contemplating a joint meeting IN April
to plan for the annual Catholic Uni
versity athletic night in cooperation
with Arthur J. Bergman. director Of
athletics at the university.
The final examination week Of the
semester has been designated as jan
uary 22-27 by the Faculty Committee.
This will complete the first Is weeks of
the l933-34 academic year. Examina-
tions will be given within that period in
all schools, colleges and departments OF
the university.
The drawings for the twenty sixth
annual Nation-w Paris prize cmpe-
| tition, held In 1888 under the auspices
| Of the Beaux Art Institute of New York
City, were on exhibit in the Catholic
University department of architecture
| last week for four days, closing, on
Wednesday. when they were transported
for showing at the University of Vir-
: ginia. The first four prize winners were
on display, the projects chosen by judges
| from more than 600 entries from every
major architectural school in the coun.
try. Explanations of the successful
| problems were made by DR.. Thomas H
Locraft, a former student of the de-
partment Of architecture of Catholic
| University and now a member Of the
| faculty, who won the coveted award in
the 1928 competition.
The Washington Chapter of the
Alumni Association will hold its BIZ