Evening star., 1938-07-03
LEADERS ARRIVE
!. FOR INSTITUTE
Economic Stability Likely to
Be Discussed With Social
Security.
Dy the Associated Press,

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. July a.
Economic stability and social security
will form the central themes for dis
cussion by leaders in public life from
throughout the United States and sew.
eral foreign countries at the 18th an
nual session of the University of Vir.
ginia's Institute of Public Affairs OPEN
ing here tomorrow for two weeks.
The question of what is the attitude
Of the major political parties toward
the issues that make for economic sta
bility and for social security will be
discussed Monday-the Fourth Of July
and again at the close Of the insti-
tute's session.
Senator Claude Pepper Of Florida
New Deal spokesman. and John Ham,
ilton, chairman of the Republican Ma.
tional Committee, will speak Monday
morning, and the publicity directors Of
the two parties. Charles Nicholson fol
the Democrats, and Franklyn Walt
man. jr.. for the Republicans, will be
on the evening program.
Vesper Service Tonight.
The institute program will open or
q religious note when Rabbi Morris S
Lazaron Of Baltimore, speaks at the
vesper service tomorrow night. The
service will be conducted under the
sponsorship of the National Council oi
Jews and Christians The Rev. A. w
Gottschall, pastor of the First Chris
tian Church, Baltimore, and Father
Francis j. Byrne of Richmond, will
take part.
President John Lloyd Newcomb OF
the university. DR.. Robert Kengooch
who succeeded the late Dean Charles
G. Maphis as director of the institute
and Col. w. M. Kemper executive as
sistant to the Governor of Virginia
will make addresses of welcome at the
formal exercises of opening Monday
night
The question of how international
good will can be developed through
economic stability will come up TO,
discussion during the first week of the
institute IN a round-table conference
under the leadership of DR.. Robert
McElroy. professor of American history
in Stafford University This discus
sion is sponsored by the Rotary Club OF
Virginia.
Inter- American Stability.
A conference on inter- American as.
poets of economic stability will begin
with the first week and continue
throughout the entire session under
the direction of DR.. George How.
land Cox, head of the inter-American
center of George Washington Univer.
sity in Washington.
Open forum discussions will be
held each morning during the two
weeks.
James A. Farley. Postmaster General
and Democratic National Committee
chairman. will be among the speak.
ers for the evening programs. Others
include Jerome Frank, member of the
Securities and Exchange Commission;
William E. Dodd. former Ambassador
to Germany: Francis B. Sayer. AS.
sistant Secretary of State: James S.
Larson, vice president Of the Foreign
and Domestic Power Co.; Joseph c.
Rovensky, vice president Of the Chase
National Bank; DR.. Ruth Alexander
lecturer and economist from Chicago;
James H. r. Cromwell of New York,
Mrs. William A. Becker, president gen.
eral of the Daughters of the Amer.
ican Revolution. and William Arnold
Foster, technical adviser to the Ma.
tional Peace Council, in London.
The group of speakers for the eve
ming programs during the second week
include E. j. Cameron of the Ford
Motor Co., William 3. Van Dyck, as
sistant to the president of the Inter-
national General Electric Co.; Met
calf Walling chief of Division of Con-
tracts. Department of Labor: Vicente
Villamin, Filipino lawyer and econo-
mist
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