Evening star., 1932-09-04
PLANS COMPLETED
FOR RELIEF PARLEY
OPENING SEPT. IS
Hoover and Baker Addresses
Will Be Broadcast to
Entire Nation.
20 NATIONAL GROUPS
TO JOIN IN SESSIONS
Mobilization of Welfare Work for
U. S. to Be Gone Over Carefully
by Prominent Leaders.

Preparations have been virtually
completed for the Welfare and Relief
Mobilization Conference. to be held at
the White House and Mayf1ower Hotel
on September IS, Allen T. Burns, exec
utive director of the Association Of
Community Chests and Councils. an
nounced yesterday.
Among arrangements made is one
caring for Nationwide broadcast OF
the charge by President Hoover and the
response by Newton D. Baker, chair
man Of the National Citizens Com
mittee.
Mr.. Burns said % national organi-
cations are cooperating with the As
sociation OF Chests and Councils and
the National Citizens Committee In the
mobilization Of relief and welfare work
for 1882 and that the Importance Of
the conference cannot be exaggerated.
washington Is represented on this
committee by Secretary of Commerce
Chaplin, Frederic A. Delano, first presi-
dent of the Washington Community
Chest: the Right Rev. James E. Free
man, Episcopal bishop of Washington;
William Green. president of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor, and Judge
John Barton Payne, chairman OF the
National American Red Cross.
In addition to these men Washing
ton also will be represented by Newbold
Noyes, a director of the Association OF
Chests and Councils and chairman OF
the Campaign Committee of the 1888
Washington Community Chest, who has
taken an active part in arranging for
the conference. Oficials and personnel
of the Washington Community Chest
comprise the Committee on Arrange
ments for the conference.
Program Announced.
The program for the conference fol-
lows:
Morning, 10 o'clock, White House
| "Criens' Responsibility for Human Wei
| fare Charge" the President; response,
| Newton D. Baker, chairman, National
Citizens Committee of the Welfare and
Relief Mobilization, 1882.
Luncheon, IL to 2 o'clock, ball room
| Mayfiower HOTEL. Herbert Case
| chairman, New York Federal Reserve
! Bank; president, Association of Com
munity Chests and Councils. chairman
Policies Of Reconstruction Finance
Corporation in Distributing the $780,
100000 Relief"
Atlee Pomerene, attorney; chairman
! Reconstruction Finance Corporation
plans for States and Communities In
Cooperating" Walter s. Clifford, presi-
dent, American Telephone and Tele-
graph Co., president, Charity Organiza-
| ton Society of New York.
Afternoon, 3 to S o'clock. presidential
dining room, Mayfiower Hotel. F. r
kellogg, first vice president Of the AS
sociation of Community Chests ant
| Councils, chairman; Strategy of Loca
| Campaigns and National Reinforcement
| for the Fall in View Of Special Prob
lens in Money Raising" Speakers-C
| M. Bookman, past president National
| Conference Of Social Work, executive
secretary Community Chest Of Cincin-
natl; Louis E. KRISTEN, vice president
| william Filenes Sons Co., president AS
sociated Jewish Philanthropies OF Bos-
| ton.
Dinner, 7 O'Clock, Mayfiower Hotel
Newton D. Baker, chairman; "Preserva-
| tion of Human Values in the Present
| Crisis" Speakers-Harvey D. Gibson
president Manufacturers Trust Co.
chairman Emergency Unemployment,
Relief Committee of New York City
Fred Hoke, vice president Holcomb &
| Hoke. director Community Chest, In.
dianapolis; Joseph Scott, attorney, pres
ident Community Chest of Los Angeles
The National Citizens Committee
which is sponsoring the welfare and re-
lief mobilization here, consists OF Mr.
| Baker. chairman: Col. William Cooper
Proctor and DR.. George z. Vincent, vict
chairmen; Charles E. Adams, president
Cleveland Hardware Co., Cleveland
julius H. Barnes, president Barnes
Ames Co., Duluth. Mimi; Mrs. Angus
Belmont, member Executive Committee
American National Red Cross, New
York: Frank r. Bigelow, president st
Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co. st
Paul: Cornelius Bliss, financier. New
York: Mrs. Nicholas F. Brady, chairman
National Board of Girl Scouts, New
York: Howard Braucher, president Ma
tional Social Welfare Council. New
York: Frank j. Bruno, president Ma
tional Conference Of Social Work, st
Louis, Mo-; John Stewart Bryan, pub
Usher. News-Leader, Richmond. Va.
Charles C. Birmingham. president wei
fare Council Of New York: E. L. Car
penter. Shevlin. Carpenter & Clark
Co. Minneapolis. Mimi; Secretary o
Commerce chaplin, w. L. Clayton, An
derson Clayton g. Co.. Houston, Tex.
Charming H. Cox ex-Gov. Of Massachu
setts, Boston. Mass: Winthrop M. Crane
ir. capitalist, Pittsfield. Mass: william
H. Crocker. president Crocker First Ma
tional Bank. San Francisco, Calf; MI
Delano, washington.
Many Leaders Included.
Edward D. Duff1eld, president, Pru
dental Insurance Co. Of America, act
ing president, Princeton University
Newark, N. j.; Fred w. Ellsworth, vic
president, Hibernia Bank & Trust 90
New Orlean, La: Otto H. Falk, chair
man, Allis- Chalmers Manufacturing
Co., Milwaukee, Wis; Russell G. Fes
, senden. vice president. First Nationa
Bank, Boston, Mass; Mortimer Fleish
hacker, chairman, Anglo-Californi
National Bank & Trust Co., San Fran
CISCO Calf; Bishop Freeman of Wash
ington; Harvey D. Gibson. president
Manufacturers Trust Co., New York
: Walter S. Clifford, president, American
Mrs John M. Glenn, president, Famil
Welfare Association of America; MI
Green Of the American Federation O
Labor; Warren s. Hayden, Hayden
Miller Co., Cleveland Ohio; Howar
Heinz, president, H. j. Heinz Co., Pitts
burgh, Pa; Louis E. KRISTEN, vice pres
ident, william Filene's Sons Co., Bos
ton, Mass; Harry C. Knight, presiden
S. New England Telephone Co., Ne,
!. Haven, Conn; Thomas w. Lamont
1 j. P. Morgan Co.. New York: Josep
3 Lee, president, National Recreation As
4 sociation, Boston, Mass; Bishop Franci
( ]. Mcconnell, president, Federal Coun
e Gil of the Churches of Christ in Amer
S lea, New York; Tracy w. McGregol
president, Detroit Community Fund.
Y Frederick B. Patterson, president, Ma
4 tional Cash Register Co., Dayton, Ohio
y Mr.. Payne Of the Red Gross; Georg
S Wharton Pepper, ex-senator fror
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa; r. "
d Ramsey, former chairman, Clevelan