Evening star., 1941-11-30
Tap Day al {. u.
Pledges Total Of Il
To 5 Organizations
Placement Bureau of
University Lists Seniors
For Defense Jobs

The annual tap day al Catholic
University of America resulted in
% students being pledged for men,
bership in the five campus organiza-
tions. The period of probation in
which each of the pledges will go
through the customary tests of his
ability to merit full membership will
continue until after the Christmas
holidays.
The clubs and students tapped
for membership follow:
Cave Dwellers-John Francis Dill
lon, ALB Varnum street NV: Rich
ard J. Fullam. $50 Ingraham street
NV; Leon F. Herbert, 1911 Varnum
street NV: Roberto Jose Hoegg.
1905 Otis street NE: Nelson Lam
caster. 1904 Wisconsin avenue: Rob-
ert c. MCGEE, 43l0 Tenth street
NE; Maurice A. Peter, II S street
NV; Rafael Estaban Piola. 1905
Otis street NE: Richard A. Spencer,
jr. 6802 Exfair road. and Robert
j. Spindler. 427 Marietta place NV.
Senators Club-Francis j. Aluisi,
4099 Alabama avenue Sc: George
William Flahertv. 9O3 East Caritol
street; James j. Lynagh. 1888 Quincy
street NE. and Dominic A. Valenza,
524 Decatur street NV.
Utopian Club-CharleS A. Riehl
Of Pottsville, Pa. and Peter J. Obed-
Zinski Of Syracuse, NY.
Abbey Club Selections.
Abbey Club-John J. Bennett Of
GlenS Falls, N. Y: John Ennis Cur
ran of Bridgeport. Conn. and Bene-
dict F. Vicas of Hartford. Conn.
Phi Kappa Fraternitv-Hector C.
Fernandez of Juncos. Puerto Rico.
John S. Limanek of East Douglas
Mass. and Lewis J. Rummerfeld of
Colorado Springs. Colo.
The University Placement Bureau,
presided over by James J. Bowe
assistant professor of mechanical
engineering and secretary of the
National Alumni Association Of the
university. is compiling a list of
seniors who will be available to the
industrial plants doing defense work
upon completion of their studies
Mr.. Bowie has received inquiries
from General Electric Co.. Westing-
house Electric Co., Boeing Airplane
Co. and Glenn L. Martin Co. seek
ing information about graduates of
the school of engineering as
draughtsmen, aeronautical and me-
chanical engineers and other posi-
tiOnS.
Dr. Martin R. P. Mcclure. dean
of the graduate school of arts and
sciences of G. u, and DR.. Roy J..
Deferrari, secretary general of the
university. have been elected for
committee work of the Association
of American Universities. DR.. Nc
Guire IS member of the commit
tee on graduate work and teacher
education. while DR.. Deferrari holds
membership on the committee on
foreign student problems. as we'll as
the committee on membership.
Band to Give Concert.
A concert of Christmas music will
be given by the university band in
the gymnasium December IA at 8
pm. Under the leadership of Di-
rector Paul Leman, the 40 musicians
in the organization will give a pro-
gram of eight numbers. with John
Jarboe, euphonium player, as the
soloist. The concert will be open to
the public
New additions to the Catholic
University faculty include DR.. John
R. Cavanagh. the Washington ply
sician recently named knight COM
mander of the Order of st. Gregory
the Great, who becomes lecturer in
pastoral medicine in the school of
sacred theology, and the Rev. Joseph
c. Plumpe of Worthington. Ohio,
who joins the school of canon law
as reSearch associate