Evening star., 1934-04-01
Schools and Colleges
Events of Interesting Student and Faculty
Act;v't;es in Washington Leading
Educational Institutions.

livered by two Of the students
Donald Hanks will give toast to
Our Mothers" and Connor Huff will
toast Our Dads" Two of the parents
DR.. Humphrey and Mrs Z. w. Shaw
will respond to the toasts with a
tribute to Our Sons"
There will be a program Of Incl
dental vocal and instrumental music
C. U. Host to Peace Meeting.
CURRENT economic problems will
\ be discussed at the eighth an.
nual conference of the Catholic
Association for International Peace
at Catholic University tomorrow and
Tuesday. The conference will be at
tended by educators, prelates, priests
and lsymen from all parts Of the
United States. including Right Rev
John A. Ryan, Rev. DR.. Donald A
MacLean. Miss Regina Flannery, Rev
DIR. John M. Cooper. Rev. DIR. John
X. Ryan and DR.. Herbert Wright OF
the Catholic University.
The outstanding feature of the con-
vocation will be the international
dinner to be held tomorrow evening
in the ball room of the Mayflower
Hotel. The guest speakers include
Prof. Carlton j. H. Hayes, noted world
historian of Columbia University
Miss Anna Dill Gamble of York, Pa;
Msgr. Ryan and Prof. Parker T. Moon
of Columbia University, the latter
being president of the association.
Among the subjects to be discussed
during the sessions are rs War Justi-
fable Today" Disarmament Obli-
cations" Consultation and Action
in World Cooperation" Economic
Causes of War;" The Philosophy OF
Nationalism," "Germany's Position
Today" and "Nationalism and the
Doctrine of Superior Races"
Glasses in all schools and depart
ments and colleges Of the university
will be resumed on Wednesday morn
ing. The entire student body has
been released from class since last
Wednesday, the start Of the annual
Easter recess period.
The ninth annual meeting of the
Catholic Anthropological Conference
will take place on Tuesday morning
at Catholic University under the di-
rection of Rev. DR.. John M. Cooper
of the university faculty. The ses-
sions will constitute symposium on
international relations in world cul-
ture. In the morning the conference
will join in a cooperative meeting
with the Catholic Association for In
ternational Peace which will also be
meeting on the university grounds.
The various meetings OF the con-
ference will be called to order by Rev.
DR.. Benjamin Tennerly of Washing
ton. president of the group. Papers
will be read by Rev. John LaFarge,
S. j.; Miss Regina Flannery. Rev. DR..
Cooper, DR.. George N. Shuster, Dr.
Thomas Tseng Mien and DR.. Biren
Bonnerjea. At the final assembly in
Mcmahon Hall. the organization will
elect a new slate of ofiicers for the
coming year.
The debating squad Of Columbia
College of Dubuque. Iowa, now on
tour OF the East and the Atlantic
Sea board. will debate Catholic Uni
versity Thursday on the subject.
hcSulNcu, AlInG thc poNois Va siAe
President OF the United States bt
substantially increased as perma
nent policy" william j. Barron OF
Trenton, N. j.. president Of the Sha-
han Debating Society of the Catholic
University. and veteran intercolle-
giate debater, and David p. James OF
Washington. D. c.. former Gonzaga
High School forensic star. will repre-
sent Catholic University. The dis
cussion will be held in the auditorium
OF Mcmahon Hall.