Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-06
NOTABLES TO SPEAK
AT WAR SESSION
Senator Reed, lane Adams
and Paul Kellogg to Ad-
dress Opening Conference.

hGctts9es by prominent citizens from
private and official circles will feature
the sixth National Conference on the
Cause and Cure of War, which meets
IN the Hotel Washington January 1922.
Current developments in the rela-
lions between world empires and depen-
denotes will be taken up by speakers
from the State and Navy departments,
5ffe Senate and civilian peace groups.
Several hundred delegates from all
parts of the country, representative OF
IL national women's organizations, will
participate under the direction Of Mrs.
Carrie Chapman Gait
Senator Reed to Speak.
Senator David A. Reed Of Pennsyl-
vania, American delegate to the London
Naval Conference; Miss Jane Adams
of Chicago and Paul Kellogg of New
York City, editor of Survey, are sched-
uled to present the major points Of the
London conference at the opening SeS-
sions review of the first five years
of the Cause and Cure of War Com
mittee by its chairman, Mrs. Gait, to
be followed with a review by James G.
Mcdonald, of the Foreign Policy Asso-
citation, Of world happenings in 1880
pertaining to peace or war, are other
opening DAY talks.
Admiral William " Pratt Chief of
Naval Operations and a naval adviser
at the London conference, and Rear
Admiral Mark L. Bristol, president Of
the Navy General Board and former
American High Commissioner to Tur-
key will speak on January 20. A third
speaker to deal with material consid-
eratons relating to disarmament Is
Charles P. Warner, Assistant Secretary
of Commerce in Charge of AeronauticS.
Joseph P. Cotton, Assistant Secretary
of State, is to discuss the ever present
question of parity, and also what place
the. question had in the London con-
ference deliberations.
Notabes to Participate.
Two sessions on world Enpires'' will
focus attention on the influence Of de-
Tendencies in the maintenance OF the
military preparedness of the ruling pow
ers and the attitude of colony residents
toward the ruling power. a noted
group of speakers has been assembled
for these discussions. William @. Red
field, former Secretary Of Commerce,
will discuss the United States and her
dependencies; Yusuke Tsurumi, q dra-
matte figure il Japanese political life
and a founder Of the Institute Of Pa
cific Relations, win treat Japan and
her colonies; Or. Bruno RoSeIIis chair 4
man of Italian department at Vassar
College and formerly attached to the
Italian Embassy at Washington, win
speak about the italian Empire. II. N.
Brailsford, an English writer, Is TO dis
cuss the. British Empire. The speaker
on the French Empire VIII be M. Othon
Guerlac, an exchange professor ct Cor
nell University.
Vicente G. Bunuan, director Of the
Philippine Press Bureau in the Wash
irgton Office of the Philippine Com
mission of independence, win speak on
"The Philippines and the United
States Haridas Muzumdar, who ac-
conlpanied Gandhi on his march to the |
sea, is the speaker for discussion Of
India and Great Britain" and Ameen |
Rihani, q Near East interpreter and
writer, Will tell Of the relations between |
syria and France"