Evening star., 1933-08-13
ADVISORY BOARD
FOR Jobs SET UP
so Men and Women Named
to Serve as Aides to EN-.
p|oyment Service.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Fifty men and women prominent in
industrial. labor and civic circles were
drafted by the United States employ
ment service yesterday to serve on a
Federal Advisory Committee which will
formulate policies and help solve prob
lens relating to employment.
The group is headed by Robert M.
Hutchins, president of the University OF
Chicago, and will hold an organization
meeting here tomorrow. Secretary Of
Labor Perkins will address it.
The council was named under the
Wagner-PeySer law, creating the new
employment service. which sets out its
duties as formulating policies and dis
cussing problems relating to employ
ment and insuring impartiality, neu-
trality and freedom from political in
fluence in the solution of such prob
lens"
Green and Hartman Named.
William Green. president of the
American Federation of Labor; Henry
I. Hartman, president of the United
States Chamber of Commerce, and
Senator Wagner. Democrat, of New
York. were named vice chairmen; Fred
eric A. Delano. president of the Amer
lean Civic Association. treasurer, and
w. Frank Persons, director of the
United States Employment Service, sec
retary.
Eleven members of the committee are
from Washington. They are:
Otto S. Boyer, managing director,
Railway Labor Research Foundation,
Washington; C. M. Bougniazet, secre-
tary, International Brotherhood of Elec-
trical Workers of America, Washing
ton; Miss Elizabeth Christman. secre-
tary-treasurer, National Womens Trade
Union League of America, Washington;
Admiral Robert E. Coontz, national
commander in chief. Veterans of For
eign Wars, Washington; Frederic A.
Delano, president, American Civic Asso-
citation, Washington; Miss Mary La
Dame, associate director. United States
Employment Service, Washington; M
j. McDonough, president, building
J. McDonough, president, building trades
department, A. F. of L.. Washington;
Felix Morley, Brookings Institution,
Washington; DR.. John A. Ryan, di-
rector, social action department, Ma
tiOnal Catholic Welfare Conference,
Washington; Miss Florence Thorne,
American Federation of Labor, Wash
lngton; Miss Belle Sherwin, president,
National League of Women Voters,
Washington.
Other members are:
George R. Arthur. Julius Rosenwald
Fund, Chicago; George L. Berry, presi-
dent international Printing Presslnens
and Assistants Union of North Amer
e
BroWnloW, director Public AdminiStra-
tion Clearing House, Chicago; Henry
Bruere. president Bowery Savings Bank,
New York City; Joseph Cohen, printing
trades representative, Philadelphia, Pa :;
Donald Conner, president, Avondale
Mills, birmingham, Ala: Henry S. Den
nlson, president. DenniSon Manufactur-
ing Co, birmingham, Mass; j. Walter
DletZ. superintendent of industrial rela-
tons. Western Electric Co., Kearney, N.
j.; A. B. G. Dohrman, chairman, EN-
por:um Capwell Corporation, San Fran
cisco, Calf; John Donlin. editor, Plas-
terers' Journal, Cicero. ILL.,; Henry Es-
berg. chairman, Employment Center,
Ne" York City; NJ. B. Folsom, assistant
trca urer. Eastman Kodak Co.. Roches-
ter, N, Y; A. c. Godward Minneapolis
industrial Committee. Minneapolis,
-N1AiiAi'' oIlSLo u 1Ol HAL, VlCe-pT6Sl-
dent United Textile Workers of Amer
lea, Providence. R. l.; Carl Gray. presi-
dent. Union Pacific Railroad, Omaha,
Nebr.; Miss Florence c. Hanson, secre-
tary-treasurer American Teachers Fed
Grafton, Chicago, Ill; George M. Har-
rlson. president, Brotherhood of Rail-
way Clerks, Cincinnati, Ohio Dr. Mary
H. S. Hayes director vocational service
for juniors, New York City; Sidney Hill
man, president Amalgamated Clothing
Workers of America, New York City;
Louis johnson, national commander,
the American Legion, Indianapolis,
Ind; Henry P. Kendall, president, the
Kendall Co., Boston. Mass: Morris E.
Leeds, president, Leeds & Northrup,
Philadelphia, Pa; DR.. William M. Lei
serson. professor of economics, Antioch
College. Yellow Springs, Ohio; Sam A.
Lewisohn. president. Miami Copper Co.,
New York City; Miss Lucy R. Mason.
general secretary, National Consumers
League, New York City; Joe w. Nc
Queen, national commander. Dis
abled Veterans of the World War,
Kansas City, Mo-: Miss Agnes Nestor,
Women's Trade Union League of Chi
cago. Chicago, Ill; Miss Louise c.
Odencrantz executive director, employ
ment center, New York City; Victor A.
Olander, president, Lake seamen's AS
sociation. and secretary Illinois State
Federation. Chicago Ill: Represent
ative Theodore A. Peyser Of New York;
D. B. Robertson, president, Brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Cleveland, Ohio; Miss Josephine Roche
president, Rocky Mountain Fuel Co.,
Denver, Colo; DR.. Beardsley Ruml
dean. School of Social Science Uni
versity of Chicago. Chicago. Ill; B. c.
Seiple, secretary International
Association of Public Employment Of
fees. Cleveland. Ohio; DR.. Bryce M
Stewart. chairman. Advisory Commit
tee on Labor Statistics, New York City:
Lewis j. Taber. master. National
Grange, Columbus. Ohio; DR. NJ R.
Trabue. director. Division of Diagnosis
Vocational Adjustment Service, New
York City; r. Joseph H. Willis. dean,
Wharton School of Finance and Com
merce, University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia. Pa: H. H. Whiting, vice
president, General Metals Corporation
Oakland, Calf. and Arthur H. Young.
Industrial Relations Counsel, New York