Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1933, Page 25

THE SUNDAY STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 25, 1933—PART _TWO. NEW DIVISION OF U. S. URGED BY PROFESSOR Peter H. Odegard Suggests Ten Regional Districts Instead of 48 States. By the Associated Press CAMP TAMIMENT, FOREST PARK, Pa. June 24.—Prof. Peter H. Odegard of Ohio State University, last night sug- gested 10 regional districts instead of the 48 States, as the units for a new gorm of Government, in an address be- fore the League for Industrial Democ- racy. He divided the United States inta these groups: New England. Middle At- lantic, Central, North Central, West Central, Upper South Atlantic, South Central, Lower South Atlantic, Mountain and Pacific. He proposed the groups as the basis of representation in a new type of gov- crnment. form of representation Prof. Luther Evans of Princeton Uni- versity opposed the idea of an economic and social parliament in the Govern- ment of the future, but favored one po- litice] parliament with supreme power. 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The central idea for human beings as citizens, and it must represent them as_such.” Tomorrow the rence expects to hear Norman Tt on the subject, tional Plan for the Contrel of Tn- dustry Under a New Socialist Constitu- tion.” Dog Has Birthday Party. home to celebra day of her collie CHARGES WALL STREET SEEKS DETROIT BANKS Philndelphi;nr 7'1";11‘; Depositors’ Committee of Plan to Take Over Restricted Institutions. By the Associated Press. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J, June 24— Addressing a mass meeting of deposi- tors in closed and restriced banks last ght, Frank H. Schrenk of Philadel- chairman of the National Deposi- s— Motors Corporation in the effort to establish a new bank in Detroit. Schrenk said in part: “The control of the banking facilities of Detroit will play a very important part in the control of the automobile industry in the future. 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