Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1928, Page 11

ARGENTINE CONES HEREFOR ONTEST Student Will Compete Third International Ora- torical Meet. in B Cable to The Star, BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, Septem- | Ber 12.—Jose de Tomaso, 18 years old, has been chosen champion of Argentina | in this country’s national oratorical | contest, and he will go to Washington | to comj in the third international | eratorical contest there October 13. Sponsored in Argentina by La Nacion. a leading daily newspaper of Buenos Aires, the natjonal oratorical contest here was competed in by thousands of boys and girls. Although women’s pa“- ticipation in public affairs in South America is somewhat less promincnt than that of their North Amori¢an sis- tels, the girls nere pressnted strong com- petition. As a result of the feminine oratorical strength, Senorita Antonia Oyucla. 18- year-old contestant, was chosen alter- nate to young de Tomaso in ih® na- tional finals. | De Tomaso, the champion, is the son of Italian immigrants who cam® to Ar- gentina from Italy 43 years azo. He completed the work in the public mentary schools here, and at present he is about to finish his s-condary educa- | tion before entering the Buenos Aires Law School. His high school cours: has been completed with such high grades that the young orator will be graduated without the nccessity of the usual final | plece valued at $100 and a fur-trimmed |is Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia examinatians. The_champion's piblic speaking ebil- | ity was laucnhed during the recent elec. tions campaign, when de Tomas) ad- dressed audiences on b2half of brother. Antonlo de Tomaso, law: note and a member of the Al House of Deputies, who was r: his office. Argentina’s national oratorical cham- | pion will sail from Buenos Aires for | New York September 22, due to reach | the metropolis October 10. He will leave New York City immediately for Wash- ' ington. His subject in the international meet will be “The Reborn and Free Civilization of the Argentine Republic.” e d to PHI BETA KAPPA COPYRIGHTS NAME Greek Letters Decome Trads Mark. Dr. Northup Heads | Pyntexnity. l ' i | By the Associated Prast DELAWARE. Ohio, September 12.— | Dr. Clark 8. Northup. profer-or of Eng- | Iish at Cornall University, Ithaca. N. Y.. | yesterd-~ v-3 elected president of r'm\ | Beta Kapp» at the s enth nationai council of the honorary scholestie fra- ternitv, in session at Ohio Wasleyan University here. President Ellen F. Pendicton of W-! lesley was elected vice ; Os~ar M. Voorh-es. T tary. and David Layton, New Yo tressurer. were re-clect~c. 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