Evening star., 1937-03-21
Schools and COLLEGES
THE annual open meeting OF the
College Honor Society Of Amer
lean University College Of Lib

THE annual open meeting OF the
College Honor Society Of Amer
ican University College Of Lib
L eral Arts will be addressed by
Dr. Solon Buck Of the National Ar
chives, Wednesday night at Hurst
Hall on the campus. He will discuss
THE Living Past"
DR.. Edward w. Engel of the college
faculty, president Of the society, will
preside New members Of the society
recently elected will be initiated.
Preliminary plans are being made
for observance of Arbor day, April IA,
on the college campus.
American University debaters will
participate in two debates this week.
One team will go to Pennsylvania
State College Tuesday to take tho
negative Of the question: Resolved,
That Congress Should Have the Right
to Regulate Maximum Hours and
Minimum Wages il Industry" An
American U. team will take the mega
tive Of the same question Wednesday
at Rutgers College.
Elaborate plans are being made for
the Advisory Committee for the Hall
of Nations for a Ball of Nations to
be given at the Mayflower Hotel March
29 to establish felloWships to bring
students from each of the foreign
countries to this city for study The
Hall of Nations is one of the units OF
the Graduate School of American
University, but the foreign students
will be free to enter any other insti-
tuition of higher learning here in the
Nations Capital. The ball is in charge
| OF committee headed by Mrs. J. Bor-
den Hartman. A distinguished list OF
patronesses is sponsoring the affair
Henry l.. Stimson is chairman of the
Advisory Committee of the Hall OF
| Nations.
DR.. William H. S. Stevens of the
! Graduate School will address the
Railway Cost Accounting Executives
Friday on the relations of marketing
| or transportation cost DR.. Stevens
recently attended the March confer
ence of business executives at the
Harvard Graduate School of Business
Administration. He presented an in.
depreciation of the cost requirements
of the Robinson-Patman act.
Miller Addresses Law Students.
| AWYERS in this country were
warned that they must face the
obligations imposed by their profession
or reconcile themselves to disintegra.
ton or RECOMMENDATION by DR.. Justir
Miller, OF the Board of Tax Appeals
IN an address to National University
law students last week.
DR.. Miller. president of the Fedora
Bar Association, and formerly dean O.
the law schools of Southern California
and Duke Universities, spoke on the
subject: Some Reasons for the Lega
Profession. Emphasizing particular
ly the public responsibility of lawyers
ne warned that in the past many grear
/ professions have lost their standin.
because their members failed to live
up to their public duties.
DR.. Miller was introduced to tht
law students by DR.. Charles Pergler
dean Of the law school. Mason BRAY
president of the junior class, presided
Congressman to Address Fraternity.
r REPRESENTATIVE JENNINGS
RANDOLPH, Democrat, of Yves
Virginia, will be the principal speake
at dinner to be given by Sigma NJ
Delta Legal Fraternity in the Lafay
ette Hotel Saturday night
The dinner is being given in homo
of II members recently initiated.
G. w. Debaters Take Trip.