The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-19
INSTITUTE OF POLITICS
TO BE HELD AT WILLIAMS
Registration viii include Some Of the
Best Known Men In the Unit
ed States.

Williamstown. July1&-Maurice
Casenave, French High Commission
er to the United States, will be
regular enrolled member OF the new
Institute Of Politics which opens its
session at Williams College on July
q for months study of interna-
tional affairs, with statesmen Of
worldwide repute on its staff OF lect.
urers. Mr. Sasenave and Major
J. A. NJ. de Sanchez, one OF the French
High Commissions expert economists
come to the Institute to participate
in the round.table on Preparations
sitting twice week throughout Aug
ust under the craftsmanship OF Norman
Fl. Davis, former under Secretary II
State.
This announcement was q feature
OF the. advance registration list given
out here tonight by Professor Wal
ter w. McI.areD, chief secretary OF
the conferences. II showed that in
addition to representatives OF the
Army and Navy, bankers and layers,
editors, authors and ministers, the
majority OF the "studentbody" OF this
unusual Institute will consist OF pro-
fessors. assistant professors and in
tructors from more than thirty-fve
colleges and universities, with Presi.
dent Charles +. TAwing OF Western
Reserve the high-ranking PROFESSIONAL
student" in point OF executive author.
ity
From the United States Army will
come rlgadlerGeneral Harry Ii.
Bandho'tz. Lieut-Col Stanley ID. En-.
bick OF the General Stan College and
Major Sherman Miles OF the divers
ion of Military intelligence OF the War
Department. TIE Nays most dis
tlnguished representative will be
Rear Admiral Harry S. Knapp, re
tired.
Among bankers and lawyers there
VIII no f.. Parmalee Prentice and
John Tatlock OF New York. Pierre
pont b. Noyes, former United States
Commissioner on the Rhineland
High Commission, is officially regis
tered. The editors. authors and pub.
llcists 'nclnde Simeon Strun Wv OF the
New York Evening Post. Eliza X
Scidmore, writer OF several books on
Chinese and Japanese matters. Hamil
ton Fish Armstrong. the Rev. G. Mon
nd ha IOhn II Mani
son, formerly OF Boston.
The group from the collegeS and
universities comprises twenty-five
full professors. six assistant profes
sors and nine instructors; and thirty
FIVE institutions which they represent
cover the country from Alabama e
the State OF Washington. from Pom
ona College to Bates in Maine. a
typical list OF the professors enrollef
would read as follows George f.
Rarnett Of John Hopkins. George II
Blakeslee OF Clark himself an organi
zer OF co"'erencey on internationa
AFFAIRS. Philip Brown Of Prince
ton. long in the United States
diplomatic service. Theodore T. Coll
err OF Brown. Charles Thaddens Terr'
OF Columbia's law school. Bruce VIII
ans ~ the Tn'veroitv NJ Virg MIA an(
J. c. Jones OF Kentucky.
or course. iNsse men, and the wo
men attending. will rather be- fel
low.coiuSellors than students" II
the ordinary academic sense. y"
the fact remains that they will eacl
mnrrin9 during AUGUST have pract'
cal study and debate IN rnund.tshl
conferences. under able leadership
90 such subject rs Tariffs and Tar
IN Questions" Frank w Tausqie
chairman. Unsettled Questions in In
ternatioual law" George Grafton Wi
3 son. and Latin American Questions
: j.. s. Rowe. director general OF ~
; Pan-American Union Moreover. the
will, for the most part. take room Y
. the college dormitories and dine L
Il, gether in the Williams Commons.
Announcement has now been mad
OF the nrecise dates ~ the lecture
open to the public. whic.h will be gi'
en- hy the lnst't ute distinguish
staff from abroad. Viscount Bryc
+ will onen his course OF eight lecture
on Saturday, July 30 at SIS p. n
I Baron Korff OF Russia will give hi
= first lecture on August at II A. NJ
: and Professor Achille Vial'ate
Paris, the same evening at SIX
The others follow in this order
}. Stephen Panareiotf OF Bulgaria. Aus
ust 2; Tommaso Tlttoni. president o
the Italian Senate. on August 3; an
Count Teleki. former prime ministe
, OF Hungary, on August 4.
President Harry A. Garfield
Williams College, chairman an
:. organ'zer Of the Institute OF Politics
e withholds. nv request of the dono
g the name OF the beneiactor who
: defraving the cost OF the sessions
;, leaving only nominal registratlo
n fee to be paid by the admitted men
hare