Evening star., 1934-01-03
WOMEN TO DISCUSS
| WAYS TO END WAR.
Eleven Organizations to Send
Delegates to Conference
January 1919.

DELEGATES from II women'S organiza-
lions will attend the ninth annual
Conference on the Cause and Cure OF
War at Washington Hotel January To-
8. inclusive.
Miss josephine Schain, who ar
hanged the program, declared 1t pro-
+ides challenging addresses and debate
klpon the fundamental questions In
E-Clved in the task of substituting ef-
[ective peace machinery for war ma
|hinery. TWO series of round tables
|Fill be held. one for afternoon and
he other for evening sessions.
AT the Afternoon round table an ell
1rt will be made to tie up our ma
Bpnal economic problems with the IN
fornational issues raised at the London
Economic Conference" Miss Schain
laid. The subject will be The New
beal-National Isolation or World Co.
bperation." Three evenings will be
Iiven to the topic, Planning LOT q
New World Society"
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, honor
|[ry chairman, and Miss Ruth Morgan
administrative chairman OF the con-
ference, today announced the program
rom New York.
Eleven Groups Represented.
The eleven national women's organ
kations represented in the conference
re American Association OF University
Women, Council of Women for Home
Missions, Woman'S Boards OF Forelgn
Missions. General Federation OF
Eomen's Clubs, National Board OF
young Women's Christian Associations
|National Council of Jewish Women, Ma
&onal Federation of Business and Pro-
|essional Women'S Clubs, National
eague Of Women Voters, Natlonal
Rational Women's Conference of Amer.
can Ethical Union and the Natonal
Eomen's Trade Union League.
At the opening session, Tuesday,
Fanuary 49, Walter w. Van Kirk will
|neak on Advances and Retreats Mace
In the Peace Front During the Past
Fear" In the afternoon, Basic Ob-
ItacIes TO Peace" will be discussed by
.TayVell S. Stewart of the Foreign
Policy Association. Joseph Barnes, Law
ence Dennis, Eleanor Dulles. Mrs.
Eecar 6 Marx. Mrs. Herbert Y. McMuI-
pn Mrs William c. Hull and Mrs
|amuel Wechenheimer. The evening
neaker is Carlton J. H. Hayes, the
E0llnd table discussion being on New
IoiittcaI Philosophies and Their Eject
n World Peace
DR.. WO0Iey to Speak.
The principal speakers on the seconc;
ay of the conference Will be III. MARY
Woolev, "Armaments and Worlc
6eace", Dr.. Esther Caukin Brllnauer
EThe outlook for a Disarmament Con,
Mention" and F. Vinton Lindley, Mora
Disarmament"
f0Irty. Md, will be speaker durng
he afternoon, the general topic oelhe
Would National Sef-Sufhclency FroVt
n Aid to Peace?"
During the afternoon the delegates
ill be received at a tea at the White
House and that evening Mrs. Franklin
b Roosevelt will be one of the speakers
Id the annual banquet. Others on the
rogram include Mrs. Gait ana MIS-
Iargery !. Corbett -Ashby. -,
on January 18 Henrietta Roelofs vii
peak in the morning on "TransIatlnG
bur Peace Ideals Into Action. Inc
Eftprnoon round table will be on IN
ernational implications Of the WASH
pgtOn Recovery Program" the eve
ing speakers include Stanley K. Horn
IpcK. 1.-THE Policy of the United States
the Far East" and Grover Clark
what the Manchurian Conflict Has
Taught Us"
The speaker on the morning OF jan
Iary 10, concluding day of the confer
Ince. is F. Ernest Johnson, who vii
|iscuss Social Justice as the Basis Tor
Peace" There will be a general dis
ussion in the afternoon and the eve
ling round table will be led by Franz
Simonds. news correspondent; Alder
B. Alley and DR.. Louis 1. Mann. Ih'
wo former will discuss The Future
4 the League of Nations and Its Place
b New World Society" The latter
i'll speak on How Civilized Are We?'