MASATO KITAGAWA TO SPEAK AT U.VA. FEB. 6

	CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., Jan. 28 -- Masato Kitagawa, executive
vice president of Chiyoda Corp., will speak on "Reading Economic
Movement in Asia and the World Today" on Monday, February 6 at the
University of Virginia.  His talk, free and open to the public, will
start at 3 p.m. in the Dome Room of the Rotunda.
	Kitagawa, a graduate of Keio University in Japan, joined
Chiyoda in 1959 and has held several executive positions of
increasing authority since he was named a director in 1987.
	A governor of the World Economic Forum and member of several
international organizations including the Pacific Basin Economic
Council, he has lectured at other U.S. and Japanese universities.
	Chiyoda, founded in 1947, has about 5,600 employees and
annual sales of $5.3 billion.  It is an international,
Japanese-based engineering and construction contractor which in
recent years has diversified into environmental preservation,
factory automation, theme park development, pharmaceuticals and
other areas.
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January 27, 1995