Evening star., 1935-06-09

the Infantry Reserve will be given to
II cadets.

Commissions as second lieutenants in
the Infantry Reserve will be given to
II cadets.
Woodward Debate Held.
THE Jefferson Literary Society team
won the annual intersociety de-
bate Of the Woodward School for Boys
Of the Y. M. c. A. Wednesday night
defeating the Washington Literary
Society in a close contest.
The Jefferson team. consisting OF
Jack Call, Jack Edwards, Connor Hufi
and Tom Lanigan, argued the affirm-
ative side of the question. Resolved,
That the Federal Government should
own and operate all electric light and
power utilities" The society received
silver cup. The Washington team
included Gabriel Dumaine, Goodwin
Croft, David Humphrey and Dick
Kohler.
Judges were Sophronia Jane Lasica
James r. Arnold and Raymond o.
Eliason. William c. Powell presided
and Rowland Roberts was timekeeper.
In the annual defamation contest
Donald Hanks won rirst prize, a gold
medal: Jack Call won a silver medal
and Connor HUFF won a bronze medal.
Students, parents and faculty wit
messed the two contests, held in the
school assembly hall.
G. w. U. Summer Courses.
ID EGISTRATION for the 1885 Sum-
mer sessions Of George Washing
ton University will take place tomor-
row from 9 am. to 8 pm. and classes
In the nine weeks term and In the
first term OF the Law Schol will open
the same day.
All students will register in Cor
coran Hall excepting those registering
for courses In the Law School. Law
School registration will take place in
Stockton Hall
A full program of academic and
professiona' courses is made available
through the Summer sessions. Nine
week courses will run from June 10
through August 9. and six-week
courses from July ! through August 8.
The Summer session in the Law
School is divided into two terms. the
first running from June 10 through
July "a. and the second from July
IS through September :
Eighty-rine courses are offered
through the departments OF chemistry
economics. education. English. geol-
ogy, German, history. law. library SCI
ence, mathematics. philosophy, physi-
ical education, physics, political SCI
ence, psychology public speaking, Ro-
nance languages, Russian and 20
ology.
In addition to 46 members OF the
regular faculty Of the university who
will teach in the Summer sessions.
four visiting professors from other In
stitutions will offer courses. The Wis
iting professors are Anna D. Hal
berg, A. NJ. OF Wilson Teachers Col
leee: John r. Wahlquist. Phi. D., pro-
Of Utah; Charles e. Martin. Phi. D.,
head Of the Political Science Depart
ment Of the University of Washing
ton. and DR.. Wyllis E. Wright. chief
classifier of the New York Public Lii
brary.
Columbia Tech Graduation.
DAUL j. LEVERONE, principal Of
= the Columbia Technical Institute
Of Washington. has announced that
Rome C. Shelse, chief clerk OF the
United States Geological Survey. will
deliver the graduation address at the
annual graduation exer-
cises. to be held June l8 in the Wash
lngton Hotel.
The graduation exercises will begin
with banquet at $50 pm. for grad
yates and guests in the Hall of Ma
tions. The graduation address will be
given at $50 pm. in the main audi
torium. at which time certificates.
diplomas and class honors will be
awarded to the graduates. The grad
uation dance In the Hall of Nations
will begin at $50 o'clock.
Strayer Plans Holiday.
N HONOR of the Shrine Convention.
= and In order to enable students TO
participate in the festivities incident
% the opening of the conclave,