Evening star., 1939-10-22

The institute
will be opened with short address
by Chief Justice D. Lawrence
Groner of the United States Court
of Appeals for the District OF Co.
lumbia. Sessions will begin at 4
pm. from Monday to Friday and
there will be also night session
Friday.
Managing Committee.
The American Bar Association Is
sponsoring the institute through its
legal education section. In addl-
ton to Chairman Morris the Man.
aging Committee includes: Seton
Darr. president, District of Colum-
bia Bar Association; Annabel Mat
thews, chairman, Committee on Re-
lations with American Bar Associa-
ton. Women's Bar Association of the
District of Columbia; Emory j..
Woodall, chairman, Committee on
Administrative Law. Federal Bar
Association; O. r. Mcclure, chair
man. American Bar Association
Committee on Administrative Law;
John K. Cunningham, Junior bar
section, American Bar Association;
Alexander Holtzof1. special assistant
to the Attorney General; j. For
rester Dawson, editor, and Herbert
M. Bingham, secretary, Managing
Committee.
Speakers and Subjects.
Seven principal subjects will be
nf
speakers and a panel. The subjects,
speakers and panels were announced
by Chairman Morris as follows:
National Labor Relations Board"
Monday. Speakers, Chairman J..
Warren Madden and Thomas E.
Kerwin of New York; panel, Joseph
A. Padway, American Federation of
Labor; Lee Pressman, Congress of
Industrial Organization; William L.
Ransom, former president OF Amert-
can Bar Association.
Bureau of Internal Revenue"
Tuesday. Speakers, Chief Counsel
John p. Wenchel and E. Barrett
Prettyman, former general counsel;
panel, Robert N. Miller, former So
licitor for Bureau Of Internal Reve-
nue.; Colin F. STAN, chief OF staff,
Joint Committee on Internal Reve-
nue. Taxation; Middleton Beaman,
legislative counsel for the House of
Representatives.
Securities and Exchange Commis-
sion," Wednesday. Speakers, John j.
Burns, former general counsel, and
Thomas A. Reynolds of Chicago;
panel, Benjamin v. Cohen, general
counsel, National Power Policy Com
mittee; Robert M. Cooper, assistant
director of Attorney Generals Com
mittee on Administrative Agencies
and Tribunals.
Federal Trade Commission"
Thursday. Speakers, Chairman
Robert E. Freer and j. Harry Gov
ington of Washington; panel, Rob-
ert A. Maurer, professor of admins
trative law. Georgetown University;
Nelson B. Gaskill, former chairman,
Federal Trade Commission; Huston
Thompson, former chairman, Fed
eral Trade Commission.
Miller Will Speak.
merce Commission Practice to Other
Administrative Proceedings" Fri
day. Speaker, Clarence A. Miller,
general counsel, American Short
Line Railroad Association; panel,
Wilbur La Roe, president of the
Association of Practitioners before
the I. c. c.; Carl Mcfarland, former
Assistant Attorney General.
What the Wage and Hour Law
Holds for the Bar, Friday, $40 pm.
Speaker, Walter F. Dodd of Chi
cago; panel, George A. McNulty,
general counsel, Wage and Hour Ad-
ministration; Gerard D. Reilly, So
licitor, Department Of Labor; Reu-
ben Oppenheimer of Baltimore.
Appeals of A d m n trative
Agencies From the Viewpoint of the
Courts" Friday, pm, Justice JUS
tin Miller of the United States
Court of Appeals for the District of
Columbia; Fundamental Principles
of Administrative Procedure" Dean
Roscoe Pound, director of the in
stitute.
Attorneys desiring to attend may
get tickets at SO for the entire
series, or 81 for each individual pro-
gram, from Mrs. Florence P. Mac
donald, executive secretary, 1881 G
street NV, or from j. K. Cunning
ham, chairman of the Ticket Com