Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29
CHAMBER PROGRAM

The program for the 44th an.
nual meeting of the United
States Chamber of Commerce:
TODAY
Open house at the Nationa,
Chamber Building, $3.50 am. tt
5 pm.
Reception in the Hall Of Flags
8 to 5 pm.
TOMORROW
$50 a.rn.-First General Session
Constitution Hall
For Human Betterment"
Presiding: William A. Melon
nell, vice president.
Invocation: The Rev. Edward G
Latch, minister, metropolitan
Memorial Methodist Church.
Address: The Rev. Billy Graham
Moral Responsibilities in the
Atomic Age"
presentation: Arch N. Booth, eX-
ecutive vice president, yAtoms
and Opportunities"
Recognition of Chamber charter
members: Glen ID. Johnston
chairman of the board.
Keynote Address Boyd Campbell
president.
1915 p.m.-LuncheOnS
Compulsory Unionism-
A Challenge to Freedom"
Observation-Disclosures Hotel
Presiding: Richard L. BOwditch
chairman, Executive Commit
tee.
Donald X. Richberg, Attorney
Washington, The Constitu-
tional Freedom of Associa-
ton"
William Sraver, wage analyst
General Electric Co., 1.-THE
Evils of Compulsory Union.
ism"
The Rev. Norman S. Ream, pas
tor, First Methodist Church
Neenah, Wis, The Morals Of
Coercion"
keep Downtown Dynamic"
Presidential Room
Statler Hotel
Presiding: Charles G. Nichols
vice president.
Clarence NJ. Turley, president
National Association of Rea
Estate Boards, st. Louis, The
City
William 5. Street, president anc
general manager, Frederick &
Nelson Co., Seattle, Wash.
The Store"
Frederick J. Bashaw, real estate
consultant and member, Ma
tional Chamber Urban Devel-
opment Team, West Palm
Beach, Fla, The Potential"
Saving Your Tax Dollars"
Congressional Room
Statler Hotel
Presiding: Henry Kearns, vice
president.
James A. Farley, chairman OF
the board, Coca Cola Interna-
tional, New York City. What
the Hoover Commission Pro-
gram Can Mean to Business"
National Results from
Local Action"
J. Robert Curtis, treasurer, Cur
It's Products Co., and vice
chairman. Waterbury Cham
Der of Commerce Legislative
Committee, Waterbury, Conn.
Guy Z. Ward, attorney, and pres
ident. Beverly Hills, Calf,
Chamber of Commerce.
3 p.m.-Trade and Professional
Association Conference
South American Room
Hotel Statler
Presiding; Walter F. Carey,
chairman, National Chamber
Trade & Professional Associa-
ton Committee.
George P. Lamb, Attorney, Cam,
Lamb. Long & Kittelle. Wash
ington, d. c., Association Law
and Practice"
Developing a Business View
point A report by associa-
ton executives serving on
Chamber policy committees
on main issues facing business
organizations.
3 p.m.-Chamber of Commerce
Workshop
Congressional Room
Statler Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Financing"
Presiding: John S. Coleman,
preSident-elect.
Moderator: Dwight Ravens,
manager, National Chamber
Service Department.
Panel: Gus Bowman, president,
North Dallas Chamber of
Commerce. North Dallas, Tex,
1.-The Businessman's Respon-
sibility in Chamber of Com
merce Financing" Richard b.
Foster, President, Chamber OF
Commerce of Greater Lansing
Mich, Regeneration Through
Reconciliation = and Howard
Hicks, executive vice president
general manager. Beaumont
CTexD Chamber of Commerce
"A Plan That Works
Summary: Charles Harbaugh
director of sales promotion,