Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 April 1938 — Page 6

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SOCIAL SCIENCE PARLEY OPENS FRIDAY AT LU.

Administration, Economics Expected to Attend.

Times Speeia BLOOMINGTON, April 22 —Indi- _ ana University will be host next Friday and Saturday to the annual spring meeting of the Indiana Academy of the Social Sciences. “More than 150 professors of busi-

nes sadministration, economics, 80clology and government are expect-

ed to attend.

‘Dr. James E. Moffat, head of the I. U. Economics Department, is state president and Prof. Edward Edwards of the ‘University School of Business A tion is secre-tary-treasurer. At a dinner meeting Friday President H. B. Wells will greet the teachers of social sciences and Dr. Harry D. Gideionese of the University of Chicago will speak on “Some Reflections on “Freedom and Order. » tr Other spealiers will include: Prof. Paul C. Glick and Prof. L. M. Jones;: DePauw; John M. McCaslin, statistician, ‘State Welfare Department: Prof. J. A. Estey, Prof. Robert Phillips, Prof, R. G. Thomas and - Prof. S. C. Gilfillan, Purdue; Prof. Earl R. Beckner, Butler; Prof. Waldo F. Mitchell and Prof. c. 1. Malan, Indiana State Teachers College. Prof. Harry Sauvain, Prof. Edwin H. Sutherland - and Prof. Edward Buehrig, Indiana ‘University; Prof. A. R. Hogue, Hanover; Prof. William Mather Jr., Franklin; Prof. Frank T. Flynn Jr., Notre Dame, and Dr.

E. H. Shideler, state - director of |

rural rehabilitation, and Lawrence V. Sheridan, counselor of the National Resources Committee. The general topic of the Friday session will be research in social sciences. Three breakfast round table discussions are scheduled Saturday en recession, current problems of state government. and community research, with special reference to neighborhood - backgrounds of delinquents. Current trends is the topie for the general session Saturay.

PERSHING'S SON TO WED

"NEW YORK, April 22—(U. P). —Warren - Pershing, son of Gen. John J. Pershing, and Muriel Bache Richards, will be married at 4:30 p.- m. today in St. Thomas Church. Gen. Pershing came by train from Tucson, Ariz, where he waged a successful fight against death from a heart ailment two months ago, to sttend the wedding.

CONVENTION SPEAKER Times Special ANSPORT, April 22.—Victor L. Schneider, Indianapolis, is to ' speak at the 18th annual conven- . tion of the Indiana Synodical therhood, United Lutheran Church in America, here Sunday. ie Rev. L. Vernon Hess, Roy Chiles and Herman KH. Rahe, all of Indianapolis, slo are to ‘participate.

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CALLED KEY TO HEALTHY TRADE Only Practical Way to Re-

build Foreign Commerce, "Bankers Told.

Times Special FRENCH LICK, April 22.—Secre-

‘tary of State Cordell Hull's trade

agreements program provides the only practical way to rebuild the nation’s foreign trade, Henry F.

Grady, U. 8. Tariff Conimission vice chairman told the Bankers’ Association for Foreign Trade today. He was the principal speaker during the closing session of the 16th annual meeting of the association. Secretary Hull's program is highly SONSLEUCLIVS. and seems, “despite opposition aggressive, selfish groups, to his supported by the country as a whole without reference to political affiliations,” Mr. Grady said. He~ condemned any suggestion that trade liberalization be aban= doned and that foreign’ trade b{ T strictions be adopted. “The movement toward self-con-tainment is fraught with pain and distress,” Mr. Grady said. “If the counter movement, represented by the trade agreements program, should ‘be nullified by the pressure of extreme protectionism, we should be forced into something that would

take the proportions of an industrial revolution.” :

. The association went on serord :

in favor of a practical adjustments of war debts to the United States. It memoralized Congress’ and the Maritime Commission, asking adequate merchant marine tonnage. Crop limitation ‘was condemned on the grounds that it would stop the usual flow to world markets of normal surplus, surrender the nation’s foreign markets and add confusion to domestic and infternational trade. -

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