Evening star., 1939-06-01
"a Foreign Nations
To Be Represented
Al Conference
Moral Reurmument
Meeting to Be Held
Here on Sunday
BY JAMES WALDO FAWCETT.

BY JAMES WALDO FAWCETT.
Delegations from IA foreign coun-
tries, it was announced this morning,
will come to Washington for the
National Meeting on Moral Re-
Armament at Constitution Hall,
Sunday evening at $3.50 o'clock.
Among the distinguished visitors
who have signified their intention
to attend are: Baron and Baroness
Won Teuber of Prague; Baron and
Baroness de Watteville- -Berckheim
of Paris Baron Lars Erik Carpelan
of Helsinki, Finland; Count Aage
Moltke of Tonder, Denmark; DR..
and Mrs. Sven Stolpe of Degerfors,
Sweden; DR.. Oskar Olsen of
Kristiansand, Norway; DR.. Morris
Martin of Oxford, the Hon. Miles
Phillimore of Cambridge and Brig.
Gen. c. R. R. Winser of London,
England; DR.. James Cooper of
Orkney and Capt. Loudon Hamilton
of Edinburgh, Scotland, and Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. w. G. Beeman Of
Kingston, Lady Nanton of Winnipeg
and Col. and Mrs. Mark Vernon of
Toronto, Canada.
Other Representatives.
The Netherlands will be represent
ed by Eric Van Lennep of Vorden;
Italy by Vittorio Pons, Duse student
at Columbia University; Greece by
George Calligas of Athens: Ger
many by Mrs. Katherine SedgWick
Hanfstaengl of Munich; Switzerland
by Philippe Mottu of Geneva, and
Jamaica, B. w. l., by Miss Fiona
Simson.
Others expected include: Jens
Carl Just, Laurits Laustsen, Per
Monsted, Willy Rentzmann, Jens
Tvede, Miss Annelene Bruhn, Miss
Gudrun Egebjerg and Mr.. and Mrs
Wilfred Kjaer, Denmark; Sten
Bugge, Gunnar Eckhoff, Birger
Holm Hansen, Randulf Haslund,
Wollert Krohn. Konrad Magnus,
Yngvar Void, Miss Else Margrethe
Alfsen, Miss Inger Bugge, Miss Signe
Lund, Miss Else Wetlesen, Mrs. Con-
rad Lauritsen, Mrs. Sigrid Olsen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sjur Fuhr and Mr..
and Mrs. Lauritz Johnson, Norway;
Axel Adlercreutz, Howard Blake,
Bertil Edgardh, Sture Mattsson,
Helge Nystrom, Ernst Roos, Come
Widen, Miss Karin Laurell, Miss
Birgitta Stenberg and Mrs. Mauritz
Molin, Sweden.
Finland to Send Five.
Also: Keikki Herlin, Erkki Vuo-
risto, Mrs. Gertrud Alftan, Mrs Ella
Gronroos and Mrs Benjamin Smell
man, Finland; Michael Barrett,
Duncan Corcoran, George Fraser,
Thomas Gillespie, William Laird,
Andrew Mackay, Adam MacLean,
Henry MacNicol, George Marjori-
banks, John Morrison, Blythe Ram
say, Samuel Reid, Stuart Smith,
George Wood and Miss Mary Cad
die, Scotland; Edward Goulding,
Cecil Harvest, Reginald Holme,
Michael Hutchinson, Ivan Menzies,
Eric Parfit, Paul Petrocokino, Will
liam Rowell, Arthur Strong, John
Vickers, Tod Sloane, John Caulfield,
Ralph Neale, Miss Eithne Levin
Harris, Miss Grace Hay, Miss Enid
Mansfield and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Guise, England; Cecil Broadhurst,
Paul Nanton, Frederick B. Watt, DR..
Marjorie Carpenter, Mrs. A. L. Ellis
worth, Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Bentley
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Hall
ward, Canada.
Delegations likewise are coming
from New York, Boston, Philadel-
phia, Cleveland, Detroit, Richmond
and other cities. Steel workers at
Bethlehem. Pa, are sending a COM
mittee, and $50 visitors are en- route
from Atlanta.
The list of speakers at the meet
ing has not yet been announced but
among those participating in the
program will be: DR.. Frank Buch-
man, sponsor of the Moral Re-
Armament movement; H. w.
Bunny" Austin, English Davis Cup
tennis star, snd Archibald Mitchell,
member of Parliament, Ottawa.
Tickets Of admission may be had
from Mr.. Russell Sard, Hotel May
flower.
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