Evening star. [volume], March 24, 1935, Page A-9, Image 9

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University Will Pay Tribute
to John Carroll Tomor
row Evening.
W4h the apostolic delegate as the
guest ot honor, Georgetown University
will pay tribute to the memory of
John Carroll, priest, prelate and Revo
lutionary patriot, tomorrow evening
at its annual founders’ day celebra
tion.
Academic exercises in honor of the
bicentennial anniversary of the birth
of Archbishop Carroll, the principal
founder and builder of Georgetown
in 1789, will be held at 8:30 o’clock
in Gaston Hall, before a distinguished
audience of invited guests. Dr. Cole
man Nevils, S. J., president, has re
served the occasion for the conferring
of honors on Most Rev. Msgr. Edward
A. Pace, vice rector of Catholic Uni
versity of America, and Edgar L. G.
Prochnik, the Minister of Austria.
Will Receive Medal.
The medal of Georgetown’s honor
ary academy In philosophy will be
bestowed upon Msgr. Pace in recogni
tion of the 44 years of distinguished
teaching service in filling the chair of
philosophy at the Catholic University.
Mr. Prochnik will be given the medal
of the academy of foreign service.
For 15 years he has served as the
Minister of his country in Washing
ton.
Most Rev. Amleto Giovanni Cicog
nani. D. D„ the apostolic delegate, will
make the presentations on behalf of
the university and deliver a brief ad
dress on the Carroll Bicentennial.
George H. Guilfoyle. student president
of Georgetown’s 105-year-old Philo
demic Debating Society, will extend
greetings at the opening of the exer
Has Dual Significance.
The Carroll Bicentennial has a real
significance not only to alumni of
Georgetown, but to Catholics in Wash
ington and Maryland. As the first
Archbishop of Baltimore he was the
leader of his church in the early days
of the Republic and in founding
Georgetown College he established the
first Catholic school in the United
States dedicated to higher education.
The Ambassadors and Ministers
of more than a score of foreign gov
ernments. in recognition of the world
wide affiliations of the Jesuit order
to which Archbishop Carroll was or
dained. will march In the processional
that will precede the exercises.
Officials and deans of the Catholic
University will attend in a body and
among the guests in the procession
will be also the heads of the 24 re
ligious orders located at Catholic Uni
versity.
Historic Bell to Toll.
Once a year at Georgetown, on
founders’ day, the historic bell of the
first Catholic church in Maryland is
taken from the archives. Removed
from the belfry of the church in old
St. Marys City, where it had been
since 1634, the bell has been a treas
ured relic at Georgetown for more
than a century.
Tomorrow night it will be tolled as
the name of each of the six founders
of Georgetown is read at the exercises.
Dr. Nevils has invited the guests to
attend a reception immediately after
the academic program and view an
exhibit of Carroll relics and docu
ments taken from the archives.
GEN. JOHNSON DENIES
SEEKING SENATE SEAT
Former N. R. A. Head Reserves
the Right to Change His
Plans at Any Time.
By the Associated Press
TULSA. Okla., March 23—Gen.
Hugh S. Johnson, accompanied by
Miss Frances Robinson, his secretary,
was enjoying a visit here today with
his brother. Alex Johnston.
The former N. R. A. administrator
denied he would seek a seat in the
Senate from Oklahoma, but reserved
the right to “change my plans any
damn time I please."
STEAMER CALLS AID
Haiho Near Fuchow in Distress,
Reports Wireless.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 23 </P).—
Globe Wireless, Ltd., reported recep
tion of distress calls from the steamer
Haiho near Fuchow, China, shortly
before 6 a.m. (9 a.m. Eastern stand
ard time) today.
The ship gave Its position as lati
tude 25.42 north, longitude 119.40
east. No other information was given,
but the wireless company was estab
lishing communication with the
steamers President McKinley and
President Hoover of the Dollar Lines,
both in the area near the Haiho.
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