Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-24
INSTITUTE PLANS
ARBITRATION STUDY
Public Affairs Forum to In
CIude Industrial Problems
in Program.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
UNIVERSITY. Va, July 24.-Arbi-
tration of commercial disputes will be
the subject of series of discussions at
the University of Virginia Institute of
Public Affairs. which will be in session
for two weeks. from August to 49,
The American Arbitration Associ-
alton is sponsoring this feature of the
program according to announcement
by Dean Charles c. Maphis, director
of the institute This question of
commercial adjustments will be con-
sidered III round-table conference. an
open forum and in one of the evening
public lectures
Prof. Wesley A. Sturgess of Yale
University School of Law will conduct
the round table on the arbitration of
commercial disputes. This will meet
during the second week of the insti-
tute i'll the Social Science Building,
In addition to Prof Sturgess speak
ers before this round table will include
Daniel Bloomfield of the Boston Cham
Der of Commerce. Miss Frances Dellor,
vice president of the American Arbi-
tration Association, and Louis A. Com
stock, chairman of the arbitration COM
mittee of the New York Building Con-
gress.
John r. Davies. former Justice of the
Municipal Court of New York City has
been selected by the American Arbi-
tration Association to speak before the
open forum which will be held Tuesday
morning, August IA, in Cabell Hall,
Lee j. Eastman. president of the
Packard Motor Co, and chairman of
the trades board OF the American Arbi-
tration Association. Is TO deliver the
DhthItH nHnTpSg FAVAmprrfnf afhifTn
ton Wednesday evening. August IS. in
the McIntire Amphitheater.
The program of open forum Discus
SionS follows.
Monday August 6--~"Are there not
any essential differences between the
Democratic and Republican parties on
matters of national poliey9"
Tuesday, August does the right TO
protect the lives and property of Amer
lean citizens abroad Justify interference
In the internal affairs Of a foreign coun-
try. either by forceful intervention or by
Withholding recognition from a de facto
government which the Department Of
State considers unfricndly To American
intereSts?"
Wednesday. August a~"The Problem
Of Regional Government
Thursday. August 9''Resolved. That
the passage OF the Cnrtis~Reed bill by
The Congress of the United States would
tend To promote educational progress In
the Nation"
Friday, August t0~~"Resolved. That
the status of women has been improved
by suffrage"
Saturday, August IA debate be
tween the Society for the Restriction Of
outdoor Advertising In Virginia and
the Organized outdoor Advertising In
dustrv and the outdoor Advertising AS
ISOLATION Of America.
Monday August ia~"Will the correct
policy be the development of few large
centers OF industry or the general de-
of industry scattered |
throughout the entire area wherever |
raw material Is found power available. |
and employment needed?"
Tuesday. August II Arbitration OF /
Commercial Disputes"
Wednesday, August l5~'Resolped. |
That the present trends In our agricul- |
ulre resulting in the smaller relative |
and even absolute farm population, |
should he checked"
Thursday. August iB"Resnlved |
That the new era Of commereialization |
Of the newspaper Is detrimental % It's |
Influence and To the public interest"
Friday, August IT" Resolved That |
the county manager system should be
introduced In Virginia.