Evening star. [volume], March 29, 1936, Page A-18, Image 18

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CATHOLICS CHART
Industrial and Labor Dis
cussions Planned at
Conference.
A regional meeting of the Catholic
Conference on Industrial Problems will
be held tomorrow and Tuesday in
the Willard Hotel to consider pend
ing industrial and labor problems. |
Right Rev. Msgr. Patrick J. Mc
.■Cormick, acting rector of the Catholic
University of America, is chairman of
the general committee in charge of
the conference, which is sponsored by
Archbishop Michael J. Curley of Bal
timore.
The conference will discuss such
questions as the Wagner labor act,
the aftermath of N. R. A. and the
•ocial security act. Sessions will be
gin at 10 a.m. tomorrow, with after
noon and evening meetings. The con
cluding session Tuesday night will be
a dinner meeting.
Encyclicals to Be Studied.
The program has been arranged to
Include discussion of the major divi
sions of the encyclicals on the social
and industrial problems issued by
Popes Leo XIII and Pius XI.
Prominent authorities will lead the
various discussions. At the opening
morning session Daniel W. Tracy,
president. International Brotherhood
of Electrical Workers: Herman Fakler,
vice president. Millers' National Fed
eration, and Rev. J. Collins. Albany,
N. Y., diocesan director of Christian
Doctrine, will speak. The letter will
discuss "The Encyclical's Indictment.”
In the afternoon the speakers will
Include Dr. Harold G. Moulton. Brook
ings Institution, and Dr. George L. Mc
Cabe, head of the economics depart
ment at Catholic University, and Rev.
John Francis Cronin, S. S.. St. Mary’s
Seminary. Baltimore, who will dis
cuss "Taxation and Income.”
Monday Night Speakers.
At the night session Right Rev.
John A. Ryan, director of the Depart
ment of Social Action, National Cath
olic Welfare Council, and Gordon R.
Wagenet. director of unemployment
compensation. Social Security Board,
Will be the speakers.
John Saul of the Washington Board
of Trade will preside at the Tuesday
morning session. Msgr. McCormick
will preside at the dinner Tuesday
night.
Senator Joseph C. O'Mahoney of
Wyoming will be the principal speaker
at the dinner. Rev. William A.
Bolger of Notre Dame University and
Rev. Wilfred Parson, S. J., editor of
America, also will speak.
JAPAN’S MINISTER
OF COMMERCE DIES
_
Takukichi Kawasaki. Leader of
Minseito Party. Victim of
Pneumonia.
By tnc Associated Press
TOKIO, March 28.—Takukichi Ka
wasaki, minister of commerce and ;
leader of the Minseito party, died yes
terday of pneumonia.
Kawasaki was one of those present
at a Japanese council session in the
Imperial Palace February 27 when the
military coup had shaken the govern
ment and eliminated some of its
leaders.
Kawasaki had held various official
positions since shortly after his grad
uation from the law college of Tokio
Imperial University in 1903.
He was chief of the police affairs
department of the metropolitan police
force, chief of the bureau of legislation
of the cabinet and vice minister of
home affairs. Later he became min
ister of education.
The Minseito party, which he head
ed. is a comparatively liberal organi
sation. At present it supports the gov
ernment of Premier Koki Hirota.
Radio Phone Service Extended.
Tokio and 172 other places in Japan
how have radio telephone service to
Shanghai, China.
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