Evening star., 1933-04-16
CATHOLIC PEACE
DELEGATES ARRIVE
North, East and Middle West
Will Be Represented at Two
Day Sessions.

Delegates to the seventh annual con-
ference of the Catholic Association for
International Peace began to arrive
here today from the North, East and
Middle West for the two-day session
which opens tomorrow at the Catholic
University of America and the May
flower Hotel
Many outstanding leaders in the Cath
olic movement for world peace will at
tend the conference. Included among
those will be Prof. Parker T. Moon of
Columbia University, who was a men,
Der of Col. Houses Commission Of In
quiry in 19l6-19l7 and the American
Commission which negotiated peace in
1918-1919. Dr.. Moon will present a
paper on Economic Relations during
the discussion of International Co.
operation"
DR.. Carlton j. H. Hayes, also Of Co.
hmbia University and another outstand-
ing leader in the peace movement, will
present a paper on 1.-The Attitudes of
Nations in Regard to International Co
operation" Rev. Joseph F. Thorning,
S. j., of st. Louis University, who has
travelled in several European countries
making economic and political surveys
VIII read paper on "Co-operation With
Europe"
Rev. DR.. John A. Ryan, noted author
lecturer and professor of moral theology
at the Catholic University of America,
VIII present two papers, one on "The
Principals of International Co-opera-
tion" and the other on THE Present
Obligations Of International Co-opera-
ton"
Other speakers for the first day will
be William F. Roemer of Notre Dame
University, who will talk on "The Ira
ditions of International Cooperation;
Rev. Edgar Schmiedeler, o. S. B., on
agricultural Relations; William F..
Montavon Of Washington, on United
States Dependencies" and Elizabeth M.
Lynskey, professor of political science at
Hunter College, on "Co-operation With
Asia"
Opens With Round Table,
The conferences will open tomorrow
morning with a round table discussion
OF all the subjects to be debated in the
afternoon. The sessions will be held in
the music hall of the Catholic Univer-
sity. Rev. Francis j. Haas, director of
the National Catholic Service School,
Washington, will act as chairman the
first day.
Tomorrow night the conference will
hold its international dinner in the
grand ball room of the Mayflower Hotel.
Mrs. Robert Whitney Imbrie, socially
prominent here, is chairman of the
Dinner Committee. Among the spon-
sors for the dinner are the Postmaster
General and Mrs. James A. Farley, the
Count and Countess FumaSoni- Biondi,
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Michael j. Leni-
han and a host of other notables.
MICHAEL Francis Doyle, widely known
international lawyer Of Philadelphia,
will be toastmaster. Five hundred per-
cons are expected to attend the dinner
The Most Rev. John M. Mcnamara,
auxiliary bishop of Baltimore, will be
the principal speaker at the dinner His
subject will be THE Church and World
Peace" DR.. John A. Ryan will deliver
an address on ''The Right and Wrong
of War Debts" and Prof Parker T.
Moon, president of the conference, will
talk on international and Economic
Reconstruction
Tuesday morning the session will be
devbted to a discussion of international
economic reconstruction and "The
World Court-Our Relation to It."
Rev. r. A. MCGOWAN will present joint
study by the International Ethics and
Economic Relations Committee on I'm
ternational Economic Reconstruction"
DR.. John A. Lapp of Chicago will pre-
sent a joint study by the International
Law and Organization Committee on
the World Court. Rev. John LaFarge
S. j., associate editor Of America, will
act as chairman.
Paper on Reconstruction.
The paper on international Economic
Reconstruction" to be presented by
Father MCGOWAN will deal with tariffs,
war debts, monetary problems and i'm
migration Economic nationalism and
bankers imperialism also will be dealt
with in the paper, which will consist OF
three parts: % The present world
economic situation; CD ethical esti-
mates OF tariffs, debts, ct cetera; CD
a plan of international economic or
garAzation to establish world reconstruc-
ton The report is based on the en-
cyclical issued by Pope Plus XII in May,
1881, entitled demonstrating the So
cial Order"
Advisability Of granting freedom to
he..Philippine Islands during the pres
ent crisis in the Far East will be con-
sidered during the discussion on CO.
operation with Asia. Diosdado M. Yap
technical adviser of the Filipino Fed
Grafton of America, and executive secre-
tary of the Modernist party, will speak
- on the wes-Cutting act, which grants
the islands independence in 10 years.
At a luncheon to be served the dele
gates in graduate hall at the Catholic
University on Tuesday. the Rev. DR..
Maurice S. Sheehy, assistant rector Of
the Catholic University, will preside.
Anna Dill Gamble of York, Pa, who
attended the recent Disarmament Con-
ferences at Geneva. will lead a discus
SIGN of education for peace. She will
talk on Education for Peace in Women's
Organizations" Sister Rose de Lima
of the College of St. Elizabeth, Convent
Station. N. j.. will follow with a dis
cussion of Education for Peace in
Colleges" The luncheon will close with
an address by Prof Carlton ]. H. Hayes
OF Columbia University on Education
for Peace in National Groups"
Only two subjects will be discussed
at the final session Tuesday afternoon.
They will be: The Church and Peace
Efforts" by William F. Roemer of
Notre Dame University. and "Arbitra-
ticrf and Cancellation in Latin Ameri-
ca" by Herbert Wright of the Catholic
University. Marie R. Madden of Ford
ham University will preside.
After the final session a business