. The Palm of Alpha Tau Omega. NORMANWo DAVIS AMBASSADOR-AT- LARGE the event that mediation does not suc-ceed. According to the Brooklyn Eagle,Mr. Davis is champion conference at-tender of the U. S., if not of the since the World War he has beenthe spokesman of the United Statesnearly every time we have deigned tosit around an international council tableand discuss world problems. His latest assignment is, however,the most important he has had since theWar. In his Chicago speech the Presi-dent made it clear that this country isnow ready to cooperate with other na-tions to promote pe
. The Palm of Alpha Tau Omega. NORMANWo DAVIS AMBASSADOR-AT- LARGE the event that mediation does not suc-ceed. According to the Brooklyn Eagle,Mr. Davis is champion conference at-tender of the U. S., if not of the since the World War he has beenthe spokesman of the United Statesnearly every time we have deigned tosit around an international council tableand discuss world problems. His latest assignment is, however,the most important he has had since theWar. In his Chicago speech the Presi-dent made it clear that this country isnow ready to cooperate with other na-tions to promote peace. Mr. Davisshould like that. He has been handicap- 420 THE PALM, December, 1937 ped, ever since the War, by the policyof aloofness that has made much of hiswork ineffective. BAR ASSOCIATION MEETING AND GOVERNORS CONFERENCE DRAW LOFTIN AND COCHRAN Among the distinguished guests at twoimportant meetings held simultaneouslyin Kansas City early last fall were twoAlpha Taus, Roy Cochran, Governor of. ROY COCHRAN Governor of Nebraska Nebraska, and Scott M. Loftin, attorneyand former Senator from Florida. Governor Cochran was among thosepresent at the third annual meeting ofthe interstate commission on crime,which convened in Kansas City Sept. meeting saw the formal consumma-tion of a compact designed to removestate boundaries behind which convictparole violators have taken refuge fromsurveillance and extradition. Governorsand other officials representing 25 statesentering the treaty were among the 150crime commissioners and their wivespresent. Meeting in Kansas City at the sametime was the annual convention of the American Bar Association and amongthe A T Os in attendance was Scott of Jacksonville, Fla., presidentof the association in 1934 and 1935 andformer U. S. Senator from Florida. Heis a member of the committee appointedby the Supreme Court to revise rules ofpractice and procedure in the federalcourts. BENOIT RETURNS TO U. YEAR IN FRANCE Back in the Un
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