Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 14, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 March 1936 — Page 10

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'l5O STUDENTS EXPECTED FOR PEACE PARLEY International Relations to Be Subject of I. U. Conference. Tim r* Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind., March 27, —Dr. Pitman B. Potter, faculty member of the Institute for Higher International Studies, Geneva, Switzerland, is to be the principal speaker for the sixth Midwest International Relations Clubs' conference at Indiana University next Friday and Saturday. Sponsored by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, the conference is expected to attract 150 students from 67 colleges and universities. Other speakers on the program include Dr. Paul L. Dengler, director of the Austro-American Institute of Education, Vienna; Dr. Ernest M. Patterson, University of Pennsylvania; Prof. Edward Buehring of the Indiana University government department, and Miss Amy Hemlnway Jones, Carnegie Foundation associate. Allan B. Layman, Indiana University, is conference president. Other officers are Herb Krauss, Beloit. College, vice president; Miss Charlotte Martin, Indiana, and Glenn Allen, Kalamazoo College, secretaries, and Miss Elizabeth Hillix, Indiana, treasurer. Speakers for the Friday night banquet are to be President William Lowe Bryan, Indiana; Dr. William E. Hocking, Harvard, and Dr. Patterson. State schools to be represented at the parley include Notre Dame, De Pauw, Taylor and Indiana universities and Wabash, Franklin, Manchester, Earlham and St. Mary's colleges. FIRST AID COURSE TO BE HELD AT PURDUE Emergency Handling of Accidents to Be Outlined at School. Timm Special LAFAYETTE, Ind., March 27. Methods of handling emergency accidents on the scene are to be cov- j ered in detail at the 10-day intensive training course for first aid in- j structors beginning Monday at Pur- i due University. The course, sponsored by the school's Public Safety Institute, is to be supervised by Dr. Laurance M. Thompson, American Red Cross field representative, Washington. Applications for enrollment in the course are still being accepted by the Institute. Masons to Hold Joint Meeting A Joint meeting of Oriental Chapter 147 and Keystone Chapter 6, Royal Arch Masons, is to be held at 7:30 tonight at the Oriental Lodge, 22d-st and Ccntra.l-av. Glenn Smith,' Lafayette, most exalted grand high j priest, is to attend.

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THE ■ INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

MARCH 27, 1935