Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1927, Page 5

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If that old timepiece of yours is Service naccurate and un] Foreign of Georgetown University, it was announced today through the Chil- ean embassy, Believing | friendller rela- tions between the American re- publics can be promoted through a better under- standing of thelir individual prob- lems and govern- ments, Ambassa- dor Cruchaga, it was sald, also has just endowed at o, Chile, a school of forelgn atterned after the George- itution, which now has on tudents of 25 nationalties, rtly to bring about closer ship between the students of the United States and Chill that the Ambassador has made arrange- ments for the exchange of scholar- s and professors after the lean school is started next month. Medal to Be Awarded in June. he medal which he has founded ; town will be awarded to udent at the June commence- who submits the best paper on Chile or on Chile-America re- lations. The award will be made by a jury of four faculty members and one other member to be appointed by Ambassador Cruchaga. This com- petition will be open to all students other than those of Chilean national- . ity. 1 \ 7 72 X § ot tho embassy. arid Bensr snprers / : 7 A / Joa’u/ufi/,.m g e TR R ssedor, are both students ot ine Complelely Aganntod 5001 Sjxteenth, Shooct, Georgetown school, Mr. Cohen being Buill &, as: ant professor of diplomatic Spanish as_ well, men and SENOR CRUCHAGA. Ambassador Cruchaga is one of the foremost international lawyers and the idea of training young men ¢ for the foreign service has appealed to him as an essential step in pro- moting international understanding. T_he Georgetown school, first of its kind, served as a model for the foundation at Santiago. Dr. James of the bullding line is contalned in all the deeds to klha &mpen){ front- could best perpetuate her memol ing on that block, and, despite that in a worthwhile way for Chite. | WANT APARTMENT CURB |agicement, the - permit oo pue the | Brown Scott, professor of Internac| In addition to a foreign service pinicrinblep apartment. out to the building line i w at Georgetown, will school, he has founded a school of i was granted to Simmons. The; next month. to. attend the | ibrarians, keepers of documents and | Tell Court Covenant. Not to Build thetr property will depreciato in value eting of the trustees. secretaries and a school of social ‘Within 30 Feet of Building o l&r“nme&:; e iinars Line Exists. rvice. The: have b deled Plaque to Be Presented. R St include Vernon Brown and Florence K. Brown, Emma 8. Hart, Charles C. On behalf of the Georgetown N Several owners of property on Irving memory of the Ambassador’s wife, In IHV'NG STREET OWNERS this way, it was said, he believed he RN — Trade In Your Old Watch —at KAY’S e Sstes, Wil 3 mas and school, he will present the trustees Estes, iam Hinds, Thos and with a diploma and bronze plaque as an indication of friendly interest in the establishment of a sister school. The custom established by George- town of giving scholarships to one § student from each of the Latin American republics each year, it is understood, is to be followed by Am- bassador Cruchaga in connection with the Chilean school. It is also hpped :to exchange professors with the Georgetown school from time to time. According to the announcement, the Santiago endowment is named in POPULAR GEORGIAN DIES. Dr. Charles Lincoln Ketcham, 62, Expires in Ohio. 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