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my Alan: eo Pee a ee ope. “, ry 2 e eer ay are . Yas at farts A Raat eea ailaderei . . . Uh. Bigeye as EVENING: 6:30 Cultural Program, Prosenting Paul Robeson, accompanied by Lawrence Brown = Auditorium*, In the performance of the 'Bollad for Americans', Mr. Robeson will be assisted by a chorus from Fisk University, Harold C. Schmidt, dircctor; Robert N. Hemingway, accompanist. lirs, Franklin D, Roosevelt, introduced by Hon. Thomas L. Cummings, Mayor, City of Nashvilic, will present the Thomas. Jefferson Award, f ‘Tuesday, April 21 J MORNING: 9:00 ~ 12:30 Reports from Panels to the Conference, discussion = fuditoriun 2:00 = 4:30 Conference Business Session and Election of Officers - auditorium, Annual Uombership in the Southern Conference for Human Wolfare is $2.00, The Nashville Conferente registration fee is $1.00. $2.10 covers a Year's Membership, the Nashville Conference, registration fee, and includes the PAUL ROBESON CONCERT. *To the Public, the Concert tickets are $1.10." It is noted from an examination of the above program as set forth that on the afternoon of april 19, 1942, from 5 - 6 P. Ma, there were sched- uled to be held meetings of Panel Consultants in various rooms of the Nocl Hotel, While these mectings wero not open to attendance by persons other than the Consultants, it was ascertained that no Panel Consultant mecting was held of those Consultants of Panel 3 which covered "Youth and Training: Givilian and Military", For the sake of convenience in reporting activities in this confer- ence, the program, speakers, and activities in connection with each of the four separate panels will be reported indivially. PANEL I INDUSTRI«L PRODUCTION DR. FRANK PORTER GRiHail, Prosident of the University of North Caro- lina, and a member of tho War Labor Board, served as Chairman on the Pancl I. Tho following individuals were appointed Consultants of Panel I: 3 Pe Cos PN mee vy ves wes oe, Be ae ee wt? -F.