Evening star., 1936-10-12
MANY NOTABLES 1
DATEDF0RFORUM' !
BEGINNING NOV. Is
Discussions in New Series
of Town Hall Cover
Wide Range. *
CUMMINGS, THOMAS,
CHASE TO BE HEARD
Meetings to Be Held Through
Part Of April in Third Sea.
SON at Shoreham. r.

Another series Of forum discussions
by noted speakers drawn from many
fields-religion, science. politics, edu-
get under way Sunday, November
Is, when the Town Hall of Washing
ton opens its third season at the
Shoreham Hotel.
Under the direction Of United
States Commissioner OF Education
John w. Studebaker, chairman Of the
Executive Committee, the Town Hall
will present among others Attorney
General Homer S. Cummings. Nor.
man Thomas, Socialist presidential
candidate: Margaret Sanger, Stuart
Chase and many others as principal
speakers.
The meetings will be held on sue
cessive Sunday evenings through part
of April, with the exception of two
dates during the Christmas holidays
December 20 and q. One Sunday
in each half of the series has been
left open to cover later developments
in national and international affairs.
fanel DECuSSIOnS.
Each lecture, as usual, will be fol-
lowed by a panel discussion in which
a group of persons selected for their
opposing views on the subject Of the
evening will debate with the prin-
cipal speaker. The audience again
will be given the opportunity to ques-
ton the speaker.
The schedule follows:
November l5-Andre Geraud, for
eign editor and political correspondent
of Echo de Paris, Can European
Peace Be Saved?"
November 22-Salvador de MAZDA.
riaga, former Spanish Ambassador to
the United States and France. who
recently resigned as Spanish delegate
to the League of Nations, The Fu-
ture of Liberty"
November 29-Agnes McPan, the
only woman member of the Canadian
Parliament, "Canadian-American Re.
lations.'
December 6-Attoreny General
Cummings, The Federal Government
and Its Relation to the Crime Prob
lem"
December 13-Robert Maynard
Hutchins, president of the Univer.
sity Of Chicago, rs Anything Wrong
With Our Educational System?"
January SIS. K. Ratcliffe, British
Journalist and lecturer, "Britain-the
Next Five Years"
January 10-Alfred Adler, Viennese
psychologist, The Practice and
Theory of Individual Psychology"
January II - Margaret Sanger.
birth control advocate. "Overpopula.
tion-a Cause of War"
January 24-Open.
January 81 - Debate between
Norman Thomas and Neil Carothers,
dean of the College of Business Ad-
ministration, Lehigh University, on
How to Achieve the Abundant Life"
February Edward Tomlinson,
journalist and economist, What Is
South America to Ua?"
FEBRUARY l4-James p. Warbasse.
president of the Cooperative League
of the United States, The Co-opera-
tive Movement"
February 2l-Abbe Ernest Dimnet,
French author and political COM
mentator, Internal Conditions in
France"
February 2s-Stuart Chase, econ-
omist and financial analyst, Gov
ernment in Business"
March 7-Dr. Howard Haggard, as
sociate professor of applied psychology
at Yale University. Recent Advances
in Medicine and Their Significances."
March 14-Debate between Count
Raoul de Roussy de Sales, French
correspondent, and Helgo Culemann.
exponent of modern Germany. on the
subject, Does German National So
cialism Endanger the Security of the
World?"
March 21-John T. Flynn, financial
writer, "Speculation-Our National
Menace"
March 28-Rabbi Stephen S. Wise
of the Free Synagogue Of New York,
president Of the Jewish Institute Of
Religion, Religious and Racial Perse-
cution."
April 4-William Lyon Phelps.
literary critic and former professor of
English literature at Yale and
Harvard Universities. Contemporary
Books and the Value Of Good Read
ing"
April 11-Open.
The meetings are open to public
subscription and various classes OF.
membership and reservations may be
obtained at the Town Hall ofice in
the National Press Building. Single,
admissions for each lecture also will
be available.