Evening star., 1934-02-27
SCHEDULE |SF|XED
F0RN.R. A. CRITICS
National Business and En-
pIoye Groups Meet This
Afternoon.

The schedule for today's meetings
of Gen. Hugh Johnson's so-called
five rings Of critics of the National
Recovery Administration follow:
Group No. Employment).
Commerce Department Auditorium.
200 p.m.-Clinton L. Bardo. presi-
dent New York Shipbuilding Co.
2:15-Benjamin H. Namm, Namm
Stores, Brooklyn, N. Y.
:30-A. D. O'Shea, Laconia, N. H,
National Retail Code Authority.
2:45-C. A. Bethge, Chicago. Mail
Order Association OF America.
5000. Forrest Walker, economist
for r. H. Iacy & Co, New York City.
3:l5-Freda S. Miller. New York
State Department of Labor.
3:30-Elias Lieberman, attorney for
International Ladies Garment Work.
ers' Union.
3:45-Harry Kline, representing en-
ployes at Camden, N. j., plant of R.
c. A. Victor Co.
4:OO-Ernest Splitter, Washington
Office, Equipment Manufacturers IN
stitute.
4:l5-L. S. Bitner. William Filene
& Sons, Boston.
430-Herbert L. Carpenter. chair
man New York City Committee on
Subway Completion.
445-Dr. Anna w Hoefeder, presi-
dent, Home Work Protective League.
500-Walter Cooke, representing
Brooklyn office workers.
Group No. 2 Trade Practices-Costs
and Prices.
Hall of Nations, Washington Hotel.
200 pm.-Dr. Paul Nystrom, presi-
dent, Limited Price Stores Association,
Inc.
2:l5-I. c. Fox National Retail Dry
Goods Association.
2:30-Benjamin c. Marsh. Peoples
Lobby
2:45-J. S. Seidman accountant for
lumber and other code authorities.
3:O0-C. N. Wrinkle, Ohio Bankers
Association.
3:15-Meyer Parodneck, Emergency
Conference of Consumers Organiza-
tionS.
330-Louis H. solomon. attorney
for the Dyers' Trade Council.
3;45-Mrs. Lucille Burden, secretary
Code Authority, Artificial Flowers and
Feathers Industry.
4;0O-F. X. A. Eble manager Match
Institute.
4;l5-Mr. Currie, Hudson Valley Ice
Producers Association.
4 430-Mrs. John Boyle, jr, Con-
sumers' Council of Washington, D. C.
4:45-Charles P. Garvin, National
stationers' Association.
SOON E McMana.way or G. B.
Stockton, Mail Order Association of
America.
5:15-Miss Dorothy Rellanca. Anal
gamated Clothing Workers of Amer
ica
5:3O-Miss Julia K Jaffray, Cen
eral Federation of Wosnens Clubs
5:45-Miss NJ. E. Eendelari, rep
resenting designers.
Group No. 3 Trade Practices-Pro-
duction Phases.
Small Ballroom of Willard Hotel.
2 pm.-M. E. McManaway, Mail
Order Association of America.
Z.lO-NlG. fAAlSCl NdlIty
Ice Producers Association.
2:30-Mr. Chapman. president Me-
chanics Educational Society of Amer
lea.
245-Matthew Smith, general sec
retary. Mechanics Educational Society
of America.
3O0-Russell Watson Johnson g.
Johnson. Trenton, N. j.
3l5-Miss NJ E. Bendelari, repre-
senting designers.
330-George R. Green. Regal Doll
Manufacturing Co., Trenton. N. J.
3:45-Crosby Field, New York en-
gineer.
4;00-Anton Friedrich, Consumers
Research. Inc.
4:15-Gen. w. I. Westervelt, Mail
Order Association of America.
Group Code Administration.
Ball room of Mayflower Hotel.
? pm.-H G. Smith. chairman
Shipbuilding Code Authority.
2:15-Rivers Peterson National Re-
tail Hardware Association.
2:30-Mont Taylor, chairman Ice
Code Authority
2;45-Lew Hahn, National Retail
Code Authority.
rick, N. R. A. New York State Region
al Labor Board.
3;l5-Open.
33O-Edward H. Flore, Hotel and
Restaurant Employees Alliance.
345-Charles E. Sands. Hotel and
Restaurant Employees Alliance.
400-William S. Bennett, New York
City attorney.
4:15-Amy Woods, Consumers Ma
tional Congress.
430-A. Edmund Williamson, East
Orange. N. J., Chamber of Commerce.
445-James L. Rankin, Ewing
Thompson Corporation, Chester, Pa.
500-Daniel L. Morris, Novelty
HeadWear Association.
5:l5-Antoni Lotocki, Novelty Head
wear Association.
530-Elias Lieherman, attorney for
International Ladies Garment Work
ers Union.
5:45-Robert F. Vaughn, Louisville.
KY, Board of Trade.
Group 5 (Small Enterprises).
Large ball room of Raleigh Hotel.
p.m.-A. E. Herrnstein, National
Retail Code Authority.
2l5-David Ovens, National Retail
Code Authority.
230-Nathan B. Williams, Wash
tngton attorney.
245-G. M. Peterson, Cheney Bige-
low Wire Works. Springfield. Mass.
3:00-Sam NJ. Jones, IncandeScent
Lamp Manufacturers Association.
3l5-Leland S. Bisbee, Independent
Aluminium Manufacturers.
330-George M. Carter, 1ndepend-
ent Aluminium Manufacturers.
3:45-Oswald F. Schultz, Independ-
ent Aluminium Manufacturers.
400 and 4:30-Reserved for rep
resentatives of small book shops.
ASA w. VickerS. president Re-
tail Grocers Association of Southwest
Florida.
5:0O-Richard F. Fuller, American