The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-18

Boston-A cross section of New England opinion on the question of governmental action as an aid or q barrier to business recovery is scheduled for presentation when the New England Council holds it's 10th quarterly meeting at Craw- ford House, Crawford Notch, N. H.. Friday and Saturday of this week. As a means of bringing out the views of leaders in all six New England states and in different lines of industry, the Council an- nounced today that panels" have been appointed to question speak CTS and to discuss such subjects as political versus business objectives as recovery measures, the opera tion of the New Social Security Act. and the possibility of promot- ing both agricultural and industrial nrosperity through diverting aSri- cultural products to industrial uses.
 On the first of these subjects. "a comparison of business and po- litical factors in recovery, the discussion will be led by Dr. Lio- neI ID. Edie, economist of the Bos- ion financial firm of Standish, Ra- cey and Mckay. Other speakers on the "panel" are as follows:
 Maine-Edward E. Chase of Portland, president and treasurer of the Maine Securities Co.
 New Hampshire-J. Ralph Ora ham of Boscawen, agriculturaiist.
 Vermont-Earle s. Kinsley of Rutland, General Agent, National Life Insurance Co.
 Massachusetts, James Jackson, E.. A. Pierce and Co.,, Boston.
 Rhode Jsland-William P. Shef- field of Newport, of Sheffield and Harvey.
 Connecticut John F. Rolfe, publisher of the Hartford Times.
 On the question of the applica- tion of the Social Security Act and its effect on industry in New Eng land. the discussion leader will be Charles E. Wyzanski, solicitor of inc United States Department or Labor in Washington, and mem, bers of the discussion panel VIII be:
 Maine-Walter s. Wyman of Au- gusta, president of the New Eng land Public Service Company.
 New Hampshire-Richard w: Subway of Franklin, treasurer ol Sulloway Mills.
 Vermont-Benjam Williams or Proctor, of Vermont Marble Co. :.
 Massa achusetts-Robert Watt or Boston. secretarytreasurer Of the Massachusetts State Federation of Labor. and recently appointed py Governor Curley as one or three commissioners to administer tne Massachusetts unemployment III surance law. o
 Rhode Island-John c. Cosse- h.ano of woonsocket, real estate and insurance. oe
 Connecticut-Wilson H. Lee or New Haven, of the Wilson h. Lee Company. I,
 The possibilities of solving in pnrt, at least, the problem or larm s,,rpluses, while at the same time supplying industry with new anu more economic raw materiais through chemical research Whlcn will develop means of using agr- cultural products in industry, mas boen a matter of increasing pubic discussion in recent months.
 Leading a consideration or this suhiect at the New England Coun- cil meeting will be Dr. Harry D. Barnard, m Research director of the Farm Chemurgic Council of Dear horn Michigan. On the panel to participate in discussion Of thls subject will be: =.
 Maine John l.. Baxter ol Brunswick, member of firm, Ii. L. Baxter & Brothers.
 New Hampshire-F'red A. Put nam of Keene, general manager or The Markem Machine Co.
 Vermont--Howard C. Rice ol Brattleboro, president of the Brat tleboro Publishing Co.
 Massac chusetts-Quentin Reyn-