The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-10

New York, Sept 10.-Extessive taxation and public expenditures win be the leading subjects pre- sented by nationally prominent speakers before the three general sessions of the American Bankers association conventoin to be held at Los Angeles October to 6. it is disclosed in the program as an nounced here by F. N. Shepherd, executive manager of the organiZa- tion. William Bennett Munro, professor of government, California Institute of Technology, will speak on The Political Foundation of National Prosperity" Governor M. 5. Conner of Mississippi, on 'The Relation of Taxation to the Public 4 Welfare" and Paul Shoup, vice chairman Southern Pacific com papy on er-Taxation-a Busi- ness Viewpoint"
 The program for the general sessions, which will be held at the Biltmore hotel and presided over by Harry J. Haas. president of the association is as follows:
 October 4, 9:45 a. m., Orches- tral concert and song leader. 10:30 a. Y1., Call to order, President Har- Ey Os oSdIAohs <AuoAO AOoo oA the president. Report-official acts and proceedings of executive council. "The Banker in Our Economic System," Harold Paul Cunningham, winner National Pub- lie Speaking Contest, American In- stitute of Banking. "The Political Foundation of National Prosper ity," William Bennett Munro, pro- lessor of Government California Institute of Technology. Appoint , ment of Resolutions Committee.
 Oct 5, 9:45 a. m., orchestral con- cert and song leader. 10:30 a. rn.. Call to order, President Harry 7 J. Haas. Invocation. "The Rela- .tion of Taxation to the Public Well fare" M. $. Conner, governor of Mississippi. Report of nominating committee and election of officers. Report of resolutions committee.
 Oct 6, 9:45 a. m., Orchestral concert and song leader. 10:3C a. m.. Call to order. President Har- ry J. Haas. Invocation. lover Taxation-a Business Viewpoint Paul Shoup, vice chairman South. ern Pacific Co. Unfinished busi- ness. Communications. New busi- ness. Installation of officers. An 'nouncements.
 Following are the programs for the various divisional meeting. during the conventions:
 Trust Division. Oct 3. 9:30 a. m. Call to Order, President of the Division Thomas C. Hennings, vice president Mercantile-Comm Bank & Trust Co, St Louis, Mo Adress of the president. Enhancing of Public Utilities," W. c. Mullen. dore. executive vice president Southern California Edison Co Ltd. "Trusteeship: Business" H D. Pettibone, president Chicago . Title and Trust company, Chicago Reports of committees. Electior and installation of officers. Meet ing of executive committee a close of session.
 Savings division. Oct 3, D. m. Call to order, president of the di vision, Jay Morrison, vice presi dent Washington Mutual Saving bank. Seattle, Wash. Invocation Bruce R. Baxter, dean of School O Religion University of Southern California, Los Angeles. Appoint ment of committees. Address of thu president, Savings and Recon struction." Railroad Bonds-Re covery or Default" Harold G. Par ker. vice president Standard Sta tistics Co. New York. "The Pres "ent Status of European Debt Pay merts," Fully c. Knoles, presiden College of the Pacific. Stockton Cal. Forum discussion. Report of committees. Election and in 'stallation of officers.