The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-05
Albertus Magnus WEI Be
 Scene OF Peace Conference

In order to organize Catholic stu- dents peace federations Albertus Magnus College will be joint sponsor with the International Relations Union of Providence College of the first. regional conference of the New England Federation to be held at New Haven tomorrow. It is the pur- pose of this meeting to coordinate Catholic Youth in united body which will study Catholic principles as applied to solution of inter- national problems. Invitations have been sent out by the officers of the Social Science Club of Albertus and the officers of the Providence chap ter to all the member colleges and universities in the federation and also to non n-Inember institutions. Colleges and universities which will be represented to date include: AL bertus Magnus College, Providence College, Holy Cross, Boston College Mt. St. Joseph's College, Rhode IS- land State College, Rhode Island College of Education, Rhode Island College of Design, Mount Holyoke. Pembroke, Brown University, Rivier College in New Hampshire, Yale University, Smith College and Har- yard.
 The delegations will meet at Rosary Hall at 1000 o'clock Satur. day morning for the first round table discussion which will center on the topic Democracy versus Die tatorship". This discussion is plan ned to include Communism, Fas- cism, Democracy and U. s. Foreign Policy. Miss Shirley Johns of New Haven, a member of the class of 1887 at Albertus and president of the Social Science Club will open the meeting and preside at the var ious discussions, and Sister M. An- Rcletus, president and dean of the college will address the official wel- come. The Providence College group will have as faculty representative Rev. Philip P. Reilly, O.P., profess sor of political science and modera- tor of the International Relation Union.
 Rev. Michael J. Ahearn, S.J. and Dr. Charles s. Fenwick will present the principle addresses to the group during the forenoon sessions. Father Ahearn, noted radio speaker, is pres- ident of the Adult Educational Council of Greater Boston and a member of the faculty of Weston College. Formerly president of Can- isius College in Buffalo, Father Ahearn is present national lecturer of the Institute of Human Rela- tions. Dr. Fenwick is president of the Catholic Association for Inter. national Peace and professor of in- ternatlonal law and relations at Bryn Nav College. Besides being author of several authoritative works on neutrality, he was & dele gate to President Roosevelts recent Pan-American Conference at Bue- nos Aires. Professor Fcnwick will speak on '"thc Moral and Legal Foundations of an Enduring Peace" Luncheon for the delegates will be served at Rosary Hall following which Miss Elizabeth B. Sweeney of Washington, D. O., secretary of the Catholic Association for Interna- tional Peace will speak at the bus mess meeting. Tentative plans have been made for the broadcast of the speeches.
 At 200 o'clock the delegates will again convene for a discussion on Catholic Principles and World Peace" during which papers will be read by l. student of Providence College and an Albertus student. Thomas Sheenan '38 of New York, representing Providence will speak on "The Pre- e-Ecclesiastical Student Looks at reace" and Miss Irma Chiappinelli, '37 of Providence, Rhode Island. delegate of Albertus, will speak on '"The Church and World Peace" Michael F. Donahue of Pawtuclet, president of the Prov idence chapter will conduct ono of the afternoon panel discussions. Plans will be made for the next re- gional meeting following which the guests will be taken on a tour of New Haven, visiting Yale University and various other points of interest.
 Providence College will send the