Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-29
PUBLIC INSTITUTE
T SPEAKERS LISTED
Charlottesville Program to
Include More Than 90
Noted Persons.
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according to the complete program
made public today by Charles G,
MaphiS director.
Mos Of this great group will parrici-
pate in the round-table conferences
and IN ths open-forum discussions
which are ~ be held each morning 10
consider subjects Of national and inter-
national interest Fifteen noted author
;ties VIII deliver public addresses during
The evening sessions.
Dr. joseph Fort Newton, rector OF St.
psurs Memorial Church, Overlook
Ta.. has accepted the invitation 10 con-
cuct The vesper services III the McIntire
Ansoh!theater on Sunday night. August
s Gov. Harry Flood Byrd Of Virginia
will speak o. the formal opening exer-
ciSss to be held the next evening.
Essential differences between the
Democratic and Republican parties on
matters Of national policy will be dis
cussed at the first Of the open-forum
meetings to be held in Cabell Hall
Monday morning. August 6. This will
BE- conducted by Or Arthur II. Hatton,
who. in addition 70 being professor OF
Political science in Northwestern Uni
vprs3ty, has had wide experience in
practical politics
Senator Carter Glass, c, Bascom
Slenp. former secretary 10 President
Coolidge. and Henry w Anderson Of
Richmond. Va. are among the speak
ers who will address the round table on
Political Parties" which Dr. Hatton is
to LEAD. and it is expected that these
men viii be present when party differ
ences are discussed in the open forum
Foreign Policy Debate.
A question of foreign policy is to be
debated At the open forum Tuesday,
August Z. The discussion topic Is Does
the right 20 protect the lives and prop
erty q American citizens abroad JUS
tify interference in the internal affairs
OF a foreign country. either by forcefui
intervention or by withholding recognl-
ton from a de facto government which
the Department of State considers I'M
friendly to American interests"
mr.. john II. Latane, professor OF his
tori in Johns Hopkins University. who
Is to conduct the round table on Our
Latin American Policy" will direct this
cpen-forlm discussion. Count Carlo
Sforza. former minister Of foreign az
fairs of Italy; Federico A. Pezet, former
Ambassador to the United States from
Peru: Mrs. Luis Munoz Marin. director
Of the bureau of international relations
in The University of Porto Rico. Guy
Stevens. director of the Association OF
Producers Of Petroleum. IN Mexico
Lieut. Col. Marion w Howe OF the
war Department and 9. Butler Sfer-
well Of the research committee on Latin
America Of Columbia University are
among those who are expected TO JOIN
in the discussion.
Is 10 be taken I'D at the open forum
n
by Or. Thomas NJ. Reed, professor Of
political science in the University OF
Michigan. Prof Reed is helping to oe-
vise a metropolitan government for the
Pittsburgh area rs director OF the COM
mission 70 study municipal consoalda-
tion in Allegheny County,
prof Rred will conduct the ROUND
tahIe On Municipal Management. He
vii be assisted at the open forum ny
Joseph 7. Miller, who Is chairman OF
the commission TO study municipal con-
snissation IN counties OF the second
clsss in Pennsylvania.
The Reec-Curtis bill. and Wnetf1er 0,
not It's passage will promote eoucatlona
progress IN the Nation, IS TO De oeoateo
Thursdav morning William NJ. DAVID
sor xTr,erirtpndent of schools in Pitts
t,,rrh pa. will speak for the bill. while
the case against its passage VIII De
presented by Harry ST. George Tucker
CONGRESSMAN from the tenth Virginia
district. and Miss CHAR Willian1s. fleid
secretary. legislative division Of the Ma
tionzl Education Association.
Effect Of Suffrage.
What suffrage has done for the status
Of women IN the United States Is TO
be discussed at the Friday morning
open forum. This viii be led by Mrs:
Aurelia Henry Reinhardt. president OF
Mills College. California. MRS. Rein
hzrdt will conduct the round taDle on
'women in Modern Society, Wnich
meets during the two weeks OF the m
MRS. Clarence Smith Of New York,
chairman Of the National Woman's
Party. Mrs. Arthur L. Livermore OF
New YORK. member of the Republican
State committee: Miss Gail Williams,
member Of the Maine Legislature, Mrs.
Sarah Lee Fain. member OF the VIZ
GINA House OF Delegates; DR.. .. Latham
Hatcher president ot the Southern
Wonen's Educational Alliance: Miss
Cornelia Adair. former president OF the
National Education Association, and
Mrs Emily Newell Blair, chairman Of
the Wonan's National Democratic
Committee are some Of The women who
will speak before the round table and
the open forum.
a debate between the Society for
Restriction Of Outdoor Advertising and
the Outdoor Advertising Association Of
America Is on the program for Satur-
DAY morning. August II. Representa-
tjyes Of several organizations viii join
IN urging the restriction Of advertising
IN the cut of doors while the organ
ized industry viii present the case IN
opposition
Industrial development. especially In
the South. will be the subject Of the
open forum for Mondag morning, Au-
gust IS. opening the second week. This
viii be led by DR.. Bradford Knapp,
newly elected president Of Alabama
Agricultural and Mechanical College,
81 Auburn Or Knapp viii direct the
round table on Southern industrial
problems In this open forum il will
be considered whether il is best 10 de-
veiop few large centers Of industry
or whether there should be- a general
and scattered development wherever
yaw material Is found. power Is avail
able and employment Is needed
BaItjmorean 10 BE Heard.
Richard Il. Edmunds Of Baltimore.
editor q the Manufacturer Reeofd
Victor s Clark Of Boston. former editor
Of tne Living Age: George A Ievy.
municipal engineer Of Dallas. Tex w.
ID Ennis If the Technical Advisory
Corporation Of New York DR. Broadus
Mitchell ~ Johns Hopkins University
Charles Pelham advertising expert Of
New York. Dr. Phillip p Wells LAWYER
II Washington end Wilbur A Nelson
professor Of economic geology In the
university are 80 speak At the round
table and possibly before the open
forum
Arbitration Of commercial disputes
viii De discussed Tuesday morning
under direction Of John r. Davies, for
1uer justice If the Municipal Court III
New York City The American Arbi-
ration Association is sponsoring this
1lasea.eelnra Is well ss The rnund table