Tri-College Forum

DELEGATES of Cornell, Pennsylvania and Dartmouth will gather in Hanover on April 28 and 29 for a Tri-College Conference on "Making Democracy Work." This will be the second such meeting of representatives of the three institutions, the annual forum having been inaugurated in Ithaca last spring.

Prof. Robert K. Carr '29 is heading the faculty committee in charge of the conference, while William W. Remington '39, Senior Fellow from Ridgewood, N. J., is serving as student chairman of the meetings. Five other faculty members and 26 undergraduates will also represent Dartmouth on the four round-tables of the conference.

On the committee discussing Private vs. Public Enterprise in a Democratic Society, under the leadership of Prof. J. Milton McDaniel, will be Chairman Louis A. Highmark '39, Duluth, Minn.; O Brien Boldt '39, Ridgewood, N. J.; John C. Egbert, Jr. '39, Hamilton, Ohio; Frederick R. Mcßrien '39, Niagara Falls, N. Y.; Theodore R. Gates '4O, Milwaukee, Wis.; and Jack J. Preiss '4O, Hackensack, N. J.

The Committee on Civil Liberties, under the guidance of Prof. Malcolm Keir and Prof.. Michael E. Choukas '27, will include Chairman Stanley M. Brown '39, Bradford, N. H.; C. Henry Glovsky '39, Beverly, Mass.; Robert M. Sullivan '39, La Grange, 111.; Alfred R. Wolff '39, White Plains, N. Y.; Louis B. Schlivek '4O, New York City; Charles G. Bolte '4l, Green wich, Conn.; and Alternate Joseph C. Palamountain, Jr. '42, Lebanon, N. H.

Prof. Arthur M. Wilson will serve as faculty adviser for the Committee on the College in a Democratic Society, which will include Chairman Charles T. Davis '3g, Hampton, Va.; Arnold K. Childs '39, Potsdam, N. Y.; William A. Martin '39. Evanston, 111.; C. Page Smith '4O, Ruxton, Md.; Robert W. Harvey '4l, Longmeadow, Mass.; Irving C. Paul, Jr. '4l, Newton Center, Mass.; and Alternate Owen A. Root '4O, Brooklyn, N. Y.

Dartmouth delegates on the Committee on Administrative Structure of Government, under the leadership of Prof. Elmer E. Smead, will be Louis F. Oberdorfer '39, Birmingham, Ala.; Richard L. Ruebling '39, Elmhurst, 111.; Thomas W. Braden Jr. '4O, Dubuque, Iowa; J. Lamson Kerins '4O, Brookline, Mass.; Willard H. Elsbree '4l, Preston Hollow, N. Y.; and Alternate Franklin B. Watters '4l, Longmeadow, Mass.

Among the guest speakers who have accepted invitations to participate in the conference are President W. Harold Cowley '24 of Hamilton College; Lewis Mumford, author and lecturer; Clyde Miller, of the Institute of Propaganda Analysis; Roger Baldwin, president of the American Civil Liberties Union; Leo Huberman, author of Man's Worldly Goods; and Dr. Alexander Meiklejohn, visiting professor of Philosophy.