Evening star., 1947-04-27

Inc, Minneapolis; w. Randolph
Burgess, vice chairman Of the Board
|of the National City Bank, N. Y,
land Fred r. Fairchild Of Yale Uni
Iversity viii be the speakers. Fed
Ieral Finance Committee Chairman
Ellsworth G. Alvord will preside.
Six separate luncheon sessions are
scheduled for 1890 pm. Wednes-
day.
Transport TO be Topic.
Coming developments in transport
will be discussed In the South Amer
ican Room Of the Statler by Charles
P. Mccormick Of Baltimore, chair
man Of the International Transport
Committee; r. v. Fletcher, Asso-
iciation Of American Railroads; John
I ". Lawrence, American Trucking
Association, Inc, and E. S. Land
Air Transport Association of Amer
lea. Inc, win talk on their special
phases of transportation.
The financing of education will
be discussed by Gov. Kim Sigler OF
Michigan at the Statler's Con-
gressional Room luncheon. DR.. Paul
Douglas, president Of American Uni
versity, will be moderator of a panel
discussion. Participating will be DR.
william G. Carr, secretary, Edu-
cational Policies Commission; L. j
Fletcher, director, training and
community relations, Caterpillar
Tractor Co, Peoria, ILL.,, and DR.
Ordway Tead, chairman of the
Board Of Higher Education, New
York City.
A six-man panel will discuss how
to counteract depressions at the
Presidential Ballroom luncheon. It
comprises Richard B. Hefiebower
economist, Brookings Institution;
Rufus S. Tucher, General Motors
economist; Howard r. Bowen, eco
nomist, Irving Trust Co., N. Y;
George w. Terborgh, research di-
rector, Machinery & Allied Prod
ucts Institute, Washington: William
S. Street, president, Frederick &
Nelson, Seattle, and G. O. Hardy,
staff director, joint committee on
the Presidents economic report.
Wade McCargo, president of H. v
Balwin g. Co., Richmond, will discuss
a merchandising program for a
smaller store at the luncheon at thu
Federal Room of the Statler. Al
the same meeting Lowell B. Mason
Federal Trade Commission, will dis
cuss his agency's work.
| Minerals to Be Discussed.
Foreign and domestic mineral sup
ply will be discussed at q luncheon
lat the Chinese Room of the May
flower Hotel. Speakers will be Otto
HERES, vice president of the Com
bined Metals Reduction Co., Salt
Lake City; Merle Becker, vice presi-
dent of w. C. Mcbride, Inc, st.
Louis; DR.. Elmer Pehrson, chief,
economics branch, Bureau of Mines;
H. H. Hill, production department,
Standard Oil of New Jersey, and
Richard r. Deupree, executive
chairman, Army and Navy Num-
tions Board.
Woman's role in today's world will
be discussed at the women's lunch
con in the Grand Ballroom of the
Mayfower. Mrs. Mildred McAfee
Horton, president of Wellesley Col
lege, will speak on an American
woman's viewpoint. Barbara Ward,
foreign editor of the London Econo-
mist, will offer q British woman's
viewpoint.
Secretary Of Commerce Hartman
will speak at the Wednesday dinner
to be held at pm. in the Sapphire
Room of the Mayfiower.
Halleck to Speak.
Thursday, the last day of the
Injecting, will begin with talks on
''The People and Their Govern
ment" by DR.. Clark Kuebler, presi-
dent Of Ripon (Wis.) College; Ralph
Bradford, executive vice president OF
the Chamber; House Majority
Leader Haleck and Mr.. Klinger OF
the Policy Committee.
DR.. j. E. Hobson, director Of the
Armour Research Foundation, Chi
cago, will speak on "Out Of the Lab
oratory-a New Tomorrow" at the
luncheon In the Mayflower Ballroom
The final session will be devoted
to q discussion of Government &
place in labor relations. The prin-
cipal talk will be by Senator Taft
Republican, Of Ohio. The panel dis
cussion will be by George o. Bahrs
president of the San Francisco EN-
ployers' Council; Cyrus Ching, direc.
tor Of industrial and Public Rela.