Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1937, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1937. * A—13 BROAD EDUCATION gfi;& at the University of Virginia :;:e;s: ufl:l:ze‘;led?nms‘gs‘l;' phrk?:tler:: 195 GROUPS TO JOIN at 4 pm. Sunday, it was announced | center section have been taken, it was BOXING AND WRESTLING I Earl Dunlap, former nll-Ame:i:a‘n today. The event is sponsored b, o ol regards American law achools, con- Y. O] ed by the | said, but there will be ample room in halfback at Georgia Tech, has been “A modern lawyer must understand Military Order of the World War and | the dj t secti to for the | 2 7 HELD NEED IN LAW | the trenas of the time,” Dr. Pergler | sidering their purpose,. as equal it IN COLOR MASSING | the Nationa1 catnedra. emeral publie.ctons to care for the | FEATURE CLUB OPENING | chosen to supervise the activities of said. “He must know something of ot superior to continental law The ceremony, to be held in the AT organization, — present-day economic and social | 5¢hools. open-air bowl, will be preceded by a Teachers § 50 Pupil Harmonica Band Also to Appear lW- H. Webb, president of the Ken- : f Na- |needs. A lawyer may know all the —_— 10th Annua : Marine Band concert under direction eachers Save upils. i A | ilworth Citizens' Association, will act Dr. Charles Pergler, Dean o | statutes ana all the decisions of the | By Governor Appointed s UServiceltoRBeH el | BOSTON, May 21 (F—Fitty chil- aCiCeremer loafor \Eclice BNy iaiter ot corermoiiies) ania i asetr tional U., Speaks at University to\;rw, bulzh xg :xee :l;;ks u?‘:x; t:ren.x pes Tt e H' Sunday at Cathedral Representative Scott W. Lucas of | dren, 15 of them less than two years Boyw’ Group. r&;)nolrh_:\::‘suéa?‘clufi.n; M@"' Ernes; S and uses thel Tely as , May )—The Hon. Tllinois, fo: = er- v =1 TIONES Sl of Virginia. game and does not realize that 1aw | Charles Cecil Farquharson Dundas, at 4 P.M. ca';‘ 2 !;’e‘”;;:;‘g:’:‘ i:fi:nld";%l :: r::; ‘:J::;el:sd :gdsagfitryse :3 vljg:i:' ngo;x;fn :;zcuu, v;reslililng inatch:silhc eleventn precinct, James Collo- A well-rounded education is es- | MUSL be the expression of social needs | chief secretary for Northern Rhodesia, | More than 195 individual veteran | deliver the 1y aaurers Yesterday as s two-alarm fire sWept | qeromonios e e o Lonen, Bies dentiof jihe LBCav ot he is still a poor lawyer. § was appointed Governor of the Ba-|and patriotic organizations will be Very Rev. Noble C. Powell, new |two floors of the six-story Morgan Me- | Club at Kenilworth avenue and Ord | Ma S{wsw}mm; ;5?55 i‘lm' Seld'm Dr. Pergler discussed the requisites)| hama Islands yesterday, succeeding | represented in the flag procession at | dean of the Cathedral, will preach the | moria; bullding in Boston's South End. |street at 8 pm. today. The Boys' |of playgrounds: tims b p,irector Charles Pergler, dean of the Nationsl | of 4 legal education in European in- | Sir Bede E. H. Clifford, recently ap- | the tenth annual massing of colors | sermon proper. w0y § playgrounds; Miss Elizabeth Ema- L Some 400 butlding empl 3 ; . 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