Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-10

but who has not yet taken his seat in
the Senate, will have charge Of the
tariff session.
Governors Send Regrets.
Senator La Toilette listed those who
have accepted invitations to attend.
Fifty-five labor leaders, editors, pub
licists, representatives of agricultural
organizations, college professors, Of
flcials Of State governments and well
fare workers were named.
OF the five Governors Of States in
vited, all sent regrets. They were
Cows. Roosevelt Of New York and Meier
Of Oregon, Democrats; Pinchot Of
Pennsylvania and La Toilette of Wis
,consin, Republicans, and Olson Of
Minnesota, Farmer-Labor.
Each Of the Senators designated to
lead a round table discussion has
advanced heretofore specific suggestions
he contends past administration
trolled houses arbitrarily killed. These
proposals, possibly in a new form, but
embodytng the same principles, unques-
tionably will come up for consideration
at the meeting.
The export debenture farm relief plan
once more had become of political
portent Senator Borah, Idaho Repub-
lican, who ardently believes in the
debenture plan and sought to limit the
last tariff revision to agriculture, was
chosen to guide one of the i've round
table discussions.
Because of Borah's expressed belief
that the Farm Board Is q failure, the
debate of farm relief under his direction
is expected to develop into an open
criticism Of the administration.
Those who win Attend.
Among those who will attend the
conference are listed the following:
DR.. Charles Beard, New York.
Mrs. Mary Beard.
Prof. Edwin M. Borchard, Yale Uni
versity, New Haven.
F. H. Flyosedal, Brotherhood of Main
York.
Fred Brenckman, National Grange,
Washington, D. G.
Jonathan Bourne, former United
States Senator from Oregon.
Stuart Chase, Labor Bureau, New
Fred Cummings, Fort Collins, Colo.
Herman L. Ekern, former Attorney
General of Madison, Wis.
Prof. Charles G.. Fenwick, Bryn Mawr
College, Pennsylvania.
John Fitzpatrick, Federation OF Lapor'
? II FIiosedal, Brotherhood of Mainte-
nance of Way Employees, Detroit.
John Gaus, University Of Wisconsin,
William Green, president, American
Mauritz A. Halgren, representing Os-
valid Garrison Willard OF the Natlon'
New York. -
Miss Elizabeth j. Hauser, League Oh
Women Voters, Girard, Ohio.
q M Harrison, Association OF Rail-
wav ard steamship Clerks, Cinclnnatl.
M H Hedges, International Electrical
Workers. Washington, ID. @.
Edward Heating, editor OF LABOR
Mrs. Florence Kelley, National Con-
Su Paul Kellogg, editor of the Survey,
New York. :. o,.,a,, ~
Theodore Kronshage, jr, cnalrm ssio U
the Wisconsin Railroad COMMISSION
DR.. Isador Lubin, Brookings Institute
a. Luhrsen, Train Dispatcners
FASH BasiI H, Manly, washington, d; Q.
]. Manion, Order OF Hahroao
photographers, st. Louis, MO. ...4o
prof Herb A. Miller ONO SUaV0
University, Columbus. 1u.t,+,,+a
Felix Morley, BrooKlngs AnsIi'u'e'
W arant Morrison rs secretary, American
Moderation of Labor, Washington, ~. y.
r. Murphy, mayor, Detroit. -
Edward Nockles, secretary, Feoera-
ton of Labor, Chicago.
Amos Pinchot, New YORK.
Milo Reno, state Farmers Unlon'
Des MoineS, Iowa. -, - A.
D. q. robertson. president OF the
Locomotive Firemen ana EnsieineA'
Prof. A. E. Ross, University Of Wis
Martin F. Ryan, Brotherhood OF
Railway Carmen, Kansas City, MO-.
Fred w. Sargent, Chicago.
Robert p. Scripps, New YORK.
CHARLES M. Sheplar, Marine En-
qineers Beneficial Association, WASH
John A. Simpson, National Farmers
Union. Oklahoma City, Okla.
George Soule of the New Republic
New York,
Rudolph Spreckes. New York.
lincoln Stefens, New York.
A. F. Stout, Washington, d. Q.
Huston Thompson, former Feoerai
Trade commissioner.
Miss Lillian D. Wald, Henry Street
| Settlement, New York.
Mrg. Arthur C. Watkins, education
division. Congress Of Parents and
teachers, Washington, d. @.
Frank P. walsh, former industrial
Relations commissioner.
j. s. Wannamaker, American Cotton
Association, st. Matthews, s. G. -
| A. C. Wharton, International Asso-
citation of Machinists, Washington, d. G.
A, F. Whitney, Brotherhood OF Rail-
road Trainmen, Cleveland, Ohio.
Peter Witt, Cleveland, Ohio.
] Louis M. wicklein, Sheet Metal
Workers, washington, d. G.
DIR. Leo Wolman, Amalgamated Bank
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