Salt Lake Telegram | 1928-05-30 | Page 12 | National Leaders to Participate in Institute of Public Affairs

Natio National al Leaders to Par In Institute of Public Affairs CHARLOTTESVILLE Va AP The The method of bringing current CUrlent issues to students through nationally nationally nationally nation nation- ally prominent personalities has proved d so successful that for a second second second sec sec- sec sec- ond time the institute of public af affairs affairs at- at fairs will vill be e conducted at the tha UnIversity University Uni UnI- of ot Virginia August 6 Presidential candidates of both parties will be given an opportunity to speak before the Institute Dr Charles G. G Maphis l the director tor an announces announces an- an flounces and the open forum which was featured last year by the Mc- Mc debate on the Glass Adoo Glass lUtchie eighteenth amendment will be expanded expanded ex- ex to dally daily s sessions from 1 to some each day 11 On the country question before timely lead lead- wili be selected for debate by subjects respective rs rs In the The agricultural problem will be presented at ata A round table discuSsion discussion discus discuS- sion slon by Dr Di John Black professor economics at Har Har- of agricultural vard yard Women in public affairs will UH be a subject under the leadership of Mrs Aurelia Henry Reinhart a cousin of Mrs Herbert Hoover and pr of Mills college California Califor Califor- nia and of ot the American Association Association tion of College Women Dr John H. H Latane Latane of Johns John Hopkins Hopkins Hopkins Hop Hop- I kins will lead a discussion of Ameri Amen I Latin can-Latin relations and Charles Evans Hughes also has been invited to speak Round Hound table discussions will be beheld beheld beheld held on subjects relating to municipal municipal municipal pal management and county and state government under the leadership leadership leadership lead lead- of Dr Thomas H. H Reed University University University Uni Uni- of Michigan l and amI Professor Kirk H. H Por Porter er University of Iowa Io Political parties likewise will be subjected to the students' students consid consideration with Dr A. A R. R Hatton Northwestern conducting Mark Graves tax commissioner of New NewYork NewYork York state again will direct the tax problem discussion while Dr Vict Victon Victor Vic Vic- t ton tor r will lead the debate on subjects relating to the press