Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 44, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 May 1936 — Page 21

mY 1, 1936.

IENTAL HEALTH CONFERENCE TO HEAREXPERTS Leading Psychiatrists and Educators Scheduled to Speak Here. A dinner meeting of the Indiana Society for Mental Hygiene board of directors, tonight in the Claypool is to open the twentieth annual two-day session of the Indiana Health Conference. Dr. W. C. VanNuys, superintendent of Village for Epileptcis, Newcastle, Ind., is to preside at the general session Friday. Miss Helen L. Myrick. Chicago, Illinois Society for Mental Hygiene director, is to speak on “Mental Health and the Community.’’ Dr. Andrew W. Brown, chief psychologist, Institute for Juvenile Research. Chicago, is to talk on “Child Guidance: Psychological Mechanisms Involved in Treatment of Some Certain Behavior Disorders.” Psychologist on Program Saturday’s meeting is to open , with a general discussion on “Significant Characteristics of Adolescence,” led by Dr. Edumund S. Conklin, Indiana University department of psychology. Floyd I. McMurray, Indianapolis, Indiana state superintendent of public instruction, is to preside. Four discussion sessions, a lunch* eon and a general meeting in the afternoon are to complete the conference. Those to lead discussions and speak include DeWitt S. Morgan, principal, Technical High School, Indianapolis; Miss Florence R. Day, regional secretary, Family Welfare Society of America, Cleveland; Dr. Karl Kamp, professor of neuro-psychiatry, University of Michigan. Others are to be Dr. La Rue D.

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Carter, chairman, committee on general health, State Medical Association; Edwin H. Sutherland, president, Indiana Institute of Criminal Law and Crimonology; Dr. Max A. Bahr, Central State Hospital superintenednt, Indianapolis; R. Clyde White, director, Social Research Bureau, Indiana University; Elmer Cole Jr., city recreation director, Columbus, and Harriet E. O’Shea, associate professor of psychology, Purdue University. Donald DuShane, Columbus, is the conference general chairman. U. S. TRADE COMMISSION CITES ML'NCIE CONCERN Fraud in Ad rertising Blackboard Alleged in Order. Times Special WASHINGTON, May 1. American Lawn Mower Corp., trading as Richmond Scnool Furniture Cos., Muncie, Ind., has been cited by the Federal Trade Commission. It allegedly advertised “slated” blackboards that are not such. The firm was given until May 22 to show cause why a cease and desist order should not be issued. ASKS M’NUTT TO SPEAK Democratic Committee Wants Him to Talk at NEA Convention. Times Special WASHINGTON, May I.—Gov. McNutt again has been invited by the Democratic National Committee to present the party’s viewpoint at the National Educational Association meeting at Portland, Ore., July 2. He performed a similar task last, year and the committee was urged to ask him to-repeat the performance, it was learned. ONN Bant] and Orchestra INSTRUMENTS PEARSON Cos., Inc. 128 N. Penn.

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