The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-06-21

CHAPEL HILL, June 21.-
With members of the North Car
DINA delegation in congress and
representatives of city, county
and state and federal officials in
attendance, the 1888 sessions of
the institute of government will
be held here at the University of
North Carolina on next Friday
and Saturday, June % and "a.
The complete program was an
nounced today for the first time
by Albert Coates, director Of the
institute. who said the main
theme of the two-day sessions
will be the detailed Interpretation
and discussion of legislation pass
ed by the North Carolina general
assembly and the national con-
gress of 1888, for the benefit of
governmental units and all groups
of officials affected thereby.
The formal opening of the in
Stitute will be held in the Gra~
ham Memorial Friday night at 7.
o'clock, when Governor J. {. b.
EhringhauS. Iieut.-Gov. A. H.
Graham, and Speaker r. L. Har-
ris will address the gathering.
Presidents of groups of Officers
and citizens affiliated with the
institute will outline the work
done during the past year and in.
dictate the program for the iu-
ture.
Preceding the formal opening
will be a luncheon meeting in
Graham Memorial at o'clock
Friday Of the state board Of adj
visers and buffet supper on the
university campus under the Da-
vie Poplar at Is o'clock.
Features of the second days f.,
sessions. when the several groups
will continue their discussions.
will be a buffet luncheon under
the Davie Poplar in honor of
North Cardinals congressional
delegation, after which members
of the delegation will discuss ma
tional legislation bearing on state
and local governmental units and
private citizens of North Caro-.
lima, including federal unemplOy-
ment relief, public works pro-
gram, farm relief bill, home mort
gage bill, banking legislation and
poSsiblef ederal assistance in To-
cal government refinanclng.
Following the formal opening
Friday night, the institute will
break up into group meetings for
the discussion of legislation of
the general assembly of 1888.
The county commissioners.
county managers, county account
ants. county attorneys, city al
dermen. city managers, city audi
tors. will meet jointly to discuss:
Revenue legislation including
valuation and listing of property
for taxation. collection of taxes,
interest and penalties on unpaid
taxes, tax foreclosures, INSTALL
ment payments, delinquent taxes,
amendments to municipal and
county finance acts and other
laws providing for funding and
refunding of indebtedness of To-
cal governmental units, purpose
and functions of newly created
county REIMBURSEMENT commission,
consolidation and annexation OF
counties, and merger of SPECIFIC
administrative functions.
TO LEAD DISCUSSIONS
Discussions to be led by Chas.
NJ. Johnson and w. E. Easter
ling of the local government COM
mission, Allen J. Maxwell, COM
missioner of revenue, Attorney
General Dennis G.. Brummitt. As
sistant Attorney General A. F.
Seawell, and other administrative
officials.
Judges and solicitors of city,
county, state and federal courts,
local bar officials, representatives
of citizens groups will meet
Jointly to discuss provisions of
the new constitution submitted
to the people by the general as
sembly.
Discussions led by Senator
Capus NJ. Waynick and RepreSen-
tative Walter Murphy, chairmen
of the senate and house commit
40. On constitutional amend