Evening star., 1939-04-09

AleCI III CIlc gymnasium, IIle CdLH.
olic blind education section will be
in session in Mullen Library; the
seminary department will be located
In Caldwell Hall and the minor SEM
mary section will meet in the same
building. The Catholic Library As
sociation will hold its meetings in
the Music Building. The entire IA
cllities of the university have been
placed at the disposal of the Catholic
educators who are meeting here in
Washington to honor the university's
Golden Jubilee Year.
The Speakers.
Among the leading speakers will be
the Rev. Francis L. Meade, C. NJ,
vice president and dean of the Col
lege of Arts and Sciences of Niagara
University; Mother Grace C. Dam
mann, r. S. C. j., president of the
Manhattanville College of the Sacred
Heart, New York City; Rev. Thurber
M. Smith, S. j., dean of the Graduate
School, st. Louis University; DR..
Francis M. Crowley, dean of the
School Of Education, Fordham Uni
versity; DR.. Edward A. Fitzpatrick,
president, Mount Mary College, Mil
Waukee, Wis: Most Rev. John M
Cannon, Bishoy of Erie, Pa, and
Right Rev. Msgr. Joseph v. S. Nc
Clancy, superintendent of Catholic
Schools, Brooklyn, N. Y.
| Msgr. Corrigan will address the
seminary department sessions on
The Catholic University of Amer
lea and the Af11liation of Major
Seminaries." Other Catholic Uni
verslty professors assisting in the
program include the Very Rev.
1gnatius Smith, o. P, who speaks
before the secondary school de-
partment on THE Basic Philosophy
OF Catholic Secondary Education:
the Rev. Felix M. Kirsch, o. M. Cap.
OF the department of education,
who speaks on The Social Ideal
OF the Catholic Student; the Right
Rev. Msgr. Francis j. Hass, dean
OF the School of Social Science, who
speaks on Pope Plus XII on Chris
tian Democracy in the Elementary
School Program" to the parish
school department.: the Rev. DR.
Joseph c. Fenton, professor OF
dogma in the School of Sacred
Theology, and the Rev. DR.. Edward
H. Dome, S. NJ, of the same faculty
Educational Exhibit.
An educational exhibit is being set
up in the gymnasium at which will
be displayed all the latest books
teaching aids. school and class
room equipment for the benefit of
more than 5000 educators repre-
senting all types of Catholic schools,
colleges and universities. The dele
gates will be housed in downtown
hotels, on the campuses of Catholic
University and Trinity College and
in the religious houses of study in
Brookland. Arrangements have been
made with the Catholic churches
in Washington for the celebration
OF mass by the visiting members
OF the clergy. Registration head
quarters will be established in the
gymnasium and in the Hotel Raleigh
Executive committees of the sew
eral departments will meet Tuesday
beginning with the college and uni
versity department at the Hotel
Raleigh at 10 am; the Committee
on Membership of the college anc
university department at 2 pm. a,
the Raleigh: the secondary schoo
department at pm. in the Raleigh
French room, the parish school de-
partment at pm. In the Raleigh
English room and the Executive
Board OF the association at 8 pm. ir
the Raleigh French room.
The local Committee on Arrange
ments includes the Right Rev. Msgr
Edward B. Jordan, dean of the
Catholic Sisters College; the Rev
DR.. Francis P. Cassidy, the Rev
Ferdinand B. Gruen, o. F. NJ; the
Rev. DR.. Felix M Kirsch, O. M. Cap:
DR.. Thomas G. Foran and DR.
Francis j. Drobka of the depart
ment of education at the university:
the Rev. DR.. Francis A. Mullin. di-
rector of the university library:
Joseph M. Murphy, director of the
Bureau OF Public Relations, and
Thomas Jordan of the Graduate
School.