Evening star., 1932-03-06
PEACE COMMITTEE
MEETINGS MAY 2-6
Distinguished Gathering Here
to Prepare for World
Justice ParIey.

Committee meetings will be held in
Washington this week to complete the
organization that will conduct the
American Conference on International
Justice which will have its sessions here
May to 6.
The conference, described as purely
American in its purposes and discus
Sions, IS expected to bring together rec
ognized leaders in finance, commerce,
education, religion, law and social sci
ence for a thorough consideration of
forces and conditions which, from an
American point of view, must enter into
any work for desirable peace among
nations.
Among the topics that will receive
ipg Peace" Promotion of Intercourse
Among Nations" "Co-ordination of
World Efforts for Peace" "StabiliZation
of Mediums of Exchange and CONNER
cial Intercourse" international Move
ments of Capital" Moral Values of
Peace and the Bulwarks Of Civiliza-
ton" Promotion of International Con-
ventionS and Understandings, Con
cepts of International Justice and Ar
bitration." Women and Their Relation
to World Peace" and Intelligent Co
operation as an Instrument of National
and International Policy"
Peace Society Meetings.
The meetings are to be held under
auspices of the American Peace So
ciety, which has headquarters in Wash
lngton, and the Board of National
Sponsors includes Judge John j. ESch
of this city, William c. Breed Of New
York City, George T. Buckingham,
Chicago: Elmer Ellsworth Brown, New
York City; John Joy Edison, Washing
ton; william P. Gest, Philadelphia;
Frank B. Kellogg, st. Paul; Elwyn G.
Preston, Boston; George E. Roberts,
New York City Henry M. Robinson,
Los Angeles Elihu Root, New York
City; Leo S. Rowe and James Brown
Scott, Washington; James r. Sheffield,
New York City; Rev. Charles F.
Thwing, Cleveland; Thomas R. White,
Philadelphia; Asa G. Briggs, st. Paul;
George S. Brown, Reno, New; Philip
Marshall Brown, Princeton. N. j.; Ira
A. Campbell New York City; Joseph
B. Cotton, New York City; John M.
Crawford Parkersburg, w. Va; j. j.
Culbertson, Paris; Senator Bronson M.
Cutting, New Mexico; William Fortune,
indianapolis; Representative Burton l..
French and Frank j. Frost, Washing
ton; Percy w Gardiner, Providence, r.
l.; Walter w Head, Chicago; David
Jayne Hill, Washington; H. L. Horning,
Waukesha, Wis; w. M. G. Howse,
Wichita, Kans.; Charles L. Hyde,
Pierre, South Dakota; James S. KEN
per, Chicago; William w. Kincald'
Niagara Falls; Rev Ashley Day Leavltt,
Brookline; Charles H. MacDowen Chi
cago; Charles M NARROW, Helena,
Mont; Samuel R. McKelvie, Lincoln,
Neb.; Paul v. McNutt, Bloomington,
Ind; Felix M. McWhirter, Indianap-
oils; Rev. Walter A Morgan, Chicago;
Henry c. Morris and Edwin P. Morrow,
Washington; Louis j. Taber, Columbus,
Ohio; Henry w Temple and Huston
Thompson, Washington; w. E. Wells,
West Virginia; G. R. Agassiz, Newport,
r. l.; Frederick H Allen, New York
City; Robert L. Bacon, Washington;
Paul F. Beich, Bloomington, Ill; Ralph
o. Brewster, Dexter, Me; Represent
ative Fred A. Britten, George D.
Crabbs, Cincinnati; Clarence w. De
Knight, Washington; John Foster
Dulles, New York City, and John E,
Edgerton, Lebanon, Tenn.
Others on List.
Others are Frank L. Fay, Green
vile, Pa. Samuel M. Hastings, Chicago;
Clay H Hollister, Grand Rapids; Alan
son B. Houghton, Washington; Will
liam G. Mather, Cleveland; P. J. Nc
Cumber, Washington; Douglas I. Nc
Kay, New York City; Albert G.. Mil
bank, New York City; Nathan L. Mil
Ter, New York City; Fred K Nielsen
and Thomas Walker Page, Washing
ton; Amos j. PeaSlee. New York City;
c. Bascom Slemp Washington; E. B.
Stanley. Cincinnati; Sidney F. Talia-
ferro, Washington; Charles H Bender,
Grand Rapids; William Hatton. Grand
Haven, Mich; Irving P. Wanger, Media,
Pa; Patrick H. Callahan, Louisville;
e. A. Brand, Washington; William M.
Brown, Virginia Beach, Va; Charles
Carlisle, South Bend; William S. Corby,
Washington; o. r. Ewing. New York
City; Percival E. Foerderer, Phladel-
phia; Col. U. S. Grant, Sd. and Ralph
w. Hills, Washington: William "
Hodges, Denver; Harold N. Marsh.
Washington; Robert Treat Paine. Bos-
ton; John M. Parker st. Francisville,
La; Reginald H. Parsons, Seattle;
Oliver j. Sands. Richmond: r. H.
Scott. Lansing. Mich; Ernest N. Smith.
Washington; Rev. ]. T. Stocking, St
Louis; John H. Storer, Washington;
George F. Milton. Chattanooga; Ira
Nelson Morris, Chicago; Matthew s
Sloan, New York City; Bolton Smith,
Memphis; L. Corrin Strong. Washing
ton; Thomas J. Watson, New York
City; w. G. Wilson, Cleveland. and