Evening star., 1941-11-09
6. u. Foreign Service
School Classes
Name Officers
q From Washington
Among so Elected;
Debuters Chosen

Results of the annual class elec-
tions at the school of foreign serv-
ice of Georgetown University, which
were announced yesterday, showed
% local students were among go
chosen for Offices in the morning
and late afternoon departments
There are five classes in each.
In the morning classes the results
were as follows:
Fifth year-Robert L. Byrne,
Portsmouth, Va, president; John A.
Nalley, Indiantown Gap. Pa, vice
president; Thomas c. Power, Hell
ena, Mont, secretary: Ormond Gal
vim, New York City, treasurer
James G. Leighton, Washington,
historian, and John E. Schneider,
Washington, sergeant-at-arms.
Fourth year-James K. Bruce,
Cumberland, Md, president; Will
liam J. Yarmas, Mount Vernon, N.
Y, vice president; Walter M. Blum
enthal, Washington, secretary;
James F. Magarahan, Sd, Greeville,
8. c.. treasurer; Murray Fox, Wor-
cester, Mass, historian, and Fred P.
Motz, Larchmont, N. Y, sergeant
alarms.
Virginian Heads Group.
Third year,. Bruce Morrison,
Herndon, Va. president: Clayton o.
Eakle, jr., Washington, vice presi-
dent; Frank l.. Markey, Staten
Island, N. Y, secretary; Raymond j.
Cusack, Sioux City, Iowa, treasurer;
John Doolan, Hasbrouck, N. j., his
torian. and Charles Schmidt,
Keansburg, N. j., sergeant-at-a arms.
Second year-Frank B. Moore,
Lakewood, Ohio. president; Albert
B. Luckey, Cleveland, Ohio, vice
president; Charles C. Sweeney, Chi
cago, secretary; John D. Lane, Nor
walk. Conn, treasurer; Edward j.
Cough, Newtonville, Mass, his
torian, and John L. Quigley. Chel-
sea, Mass, sergeant at arms.
First year-John J. Kelly, WASH
ington, president; Edmund c. Flynn,
Washington, vice president; John
A. Bower. Brooklyn. N. Y, secretary;
Michael George, Washington, treas
urer; Wayne de S. Jones, Washing
ton, historian, and Eugene Carson,
jr, Norfolk, Va, sergeant at arms
Duffie Made President.
Late afternoon classes:
Fifth year-Ralph J. Duffie,
Washington, president; Gerald Ma
rion, Silver Spring, Md, vice presi-
dent; Harold j. Selinsky, Marinette,
Wis. secretary; John c. Cruden,
Washington, treasurer; Albert A
Rabida, Pueblo. Colo. historian, and
Charles Cerami. Washington. SER
geant at arms.
Fourth year-Jack Giles, Hollis
Okla. president; Manuel Iglesias
Washington. vice president; Herman
Godel, Denver, Colo, secretary;
Carlos J. Rota. Washington. treas
urer, Joseph j. Corcoran, Water
bury, Conn. historian, and Leonard
Feldman, Brooklyn, sergeant al
arms.
Third year-James Harrington
Fall River, Mass, president; Joseph
w. Crane, Freehold, n. j., vice presi-
dent; Edward P. Dobyns, Mexico
Mo, secretary: Arnold E. Brandt
Hartford, Conn. treasurer: Joseph
B. Tisinger, Washington, historian
and Frank B. Guest, Washington
sergeant at arms.
Second year-William J. Durkin
Chicago, president: John w. Man.
ming, Cleveland, Ohio. vice presi-
dent; Henry w. Peabody, BaldWins-
vile. Mass. secretary; Robert ]
Young. Miami, Fla, treasurer; Davic
Crickenberger. Arlington. Va, his
torisn, and John j. Shants, Ia
koma Park, Md, sergeant at arms
First year-Frederick G. Smith
son. Bethesda, Md, president
George Miles, Wilmette, Ill, vict
president; Daniel Doherty. Wash.
ington, secretary; John Mcdonnell
Washington, treasurer; Oliver w
Holmes, jr., Washington, historian
and George w. Chambers, East
Liverpool, Ohio, sergeant at arms
Contestants Selected.
Contestants for the annual Mer-
rick prize debate at Georgetown
College were announced last week
by the Rev. John j. Toohey, S. j..
moderator of the Philodemic So
ciety. The debate, scheduled fol-
December is, is the principal aca-
demic contest of the college. THOSE
chosen are William v. Finn of Gin
cinnati. Robert b Neu of Arlington
Va: William L. Blum of Cincinnati
and Peter J. King, jr., of Concord
N. H.
Georgetown will send a student
delegation to the Middle Atlantic
Conference of International Rela-
tions Clubs, which will be held No
vember 28-29 at Lehigh University
George H. Cain, president Of the
GEORGETOWN Club, will head the
committee consisting of Frank Mat
thews, jr.; Peter j. King, jr., anc
Charles w. DAILY, jr. The last
named is the university's nominee
for chairman Of the round-table