New Britain herald., 1918-12-23

FTayne, chairman of the labor divi- l sion Of the war industries board will l discuss the practical aspects of mus l tering out the war workers. Don D. l Lescohier of the University of Wis 1
 consin, Ordway Tead of the bureau of {
 industrial research at Washington 1
 and Nathan A. Snlythe, assistant dl- 1
 rector of the U. $. employment serV- l
 ice, will talk on the labor supply dur
 ing the demobilization period and o1
 the prevention of unem plOyment.
 International phases of labor re-
 construction, particularly the demand
 of inter -allied labor conferences for the inclusion of a universal mlnlmuln of protective standards in the 1Inal agreement, will be considered at the meeting, with papers on Labor m the Peace Treaty" by John B. Andrews | secretary of the association on 'COn- 1 stitutional Considerations by Malor 1 Thomas I. Parkinson, director of the l legislative drafting department at 1 Columbia university, and Dean Will | liam Draper Lewis of Philadelphia 1 Following this, a session will be de- voted to 'the psychology of labor un-
 resi- with addresses by Robert B'
 Wolf of the Emergency Fleet cor
 poration, and Prof, Edward A. Ross
 of the University of Wisconsin.
 Federal ana state OIlcIdlS NiAh | participate in a round-ta table discus
 sion of workmens compensation Ill
 relation to crippled industrial work
 CTS. now pressing for mediate cons1d-
 eration with the return of disabled
 soldiers and sailors and the prospects
 of early passage of legislation to pro-
 vide vocational rehabilitation for maimed victims of industrial accl- dents Brief reports will be made by } George F. Hambrecht, chairman of the Wisconsin industrial commlss1on' C. A. Prosser, director of the federal board for vocational education: V Otis Robertson, director, vocational , training division, Massachusetts in dustrial accident board; Paul H - Douglas of Reed college, Portland } Ore; Lee Scott of the West Virginia l Workmen's compensation comm1s' / sion; R. M. Little, director of the Am- : erican Museum of Safety, former . chairman of the United States work. t mems industrial commission, a1o !, John Mitchell, chairman of the New York industrial commission.
 Immediate Legislative Needs. Addresses announced for the ses sion on legislative phases of labor re = construction include "Future DeVel
 1 opments in Workmen's Compensa'
 l
 CT of the United States bureau or Ia s Dor statistics; "Old Age and Healtf [ Insurance" by John A. Lapp, director of investigations of the Ohio commis 3 sion on old age and health insurance Training Children for After-Wa' Q Work" by Lucille Eaves, researcf department director of the Women:
 Industrial union, Boston, and "Proo
 Iems of Women Workers During Re Q construction by Mary Van kieeck q director of the women in industry dl vision of the United States depart ! ment of labor.
 Presiding officers at the var1ou: sessions will include G. D. Robertson minister of labor of Canada; Pror Irving Fisher of Yale; Governor Westm oreland Davis of Virginia, anc Margaret Dreier Robins president o1 the National Women's Trade Onior ! | league.
 Discussions will be led by John A voll. president of the Glass Bottle T Blowers association; George Alger ' New York attorney; N. l. Stone, stat
 istician in the office of the quarter
 master general, and Dean George w ] Kirchwey, assistant federal dlrecto # of the U. S. employment service & New York state.