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PSYCHOLOGY OF ADJUSTMENT Program By WM. H. MIKESELL AND GoRDoN C. HANsoN Mrs. AliCe Myers A new text in the Van Nostrand series in psychology­ covering child, adolescent and adult adjustment to social and economic conditions--and presenting a broad view of the average student's problems of ad­ justment with advice and counsel for their solution. American Sociological Society As stated in the author's preface, "Psychology of Adjustment is intended as a lower division introduc­ tion to the challenging field of maladjustment". The authors believe that this field is so difficult and com­ plex that it would be presumptuous to offer the last word on the subject of maladjustment. They have presented, however, an excellent preliminary overview of certain aspects of this important subject, and have sought to discuss the topics in simple, understandable language. 406 pp. - 6 x 9 - Graphs, diagrams - Cloth - $4.50

NEW SECOND EDITION-LANCASTER'S ,. GOVERNMENT IN RURAL AMERICA By LANE w. LANCASTER While the plan· of the new second edition does not differ materially from that in the original edition, many changes have been made to bring the book up to date. • CHAPTER I is entirely new in treatment and attempts to take .. into account the influence of urban and industrial forces on rural life and thought. • Special attention has been given to new f.ederal financial aid programs. • The revised chapter on "Police and Justice" includes the recent recommendations of the Kefauver Crime Committee. • Material has been included on new intergovernmental arrange­ ments and to schemes for reconstruction and reform. • Liberal use has been made of footnotes, referring, primarily to source materials which the author himself has found helpful. 375 pp.- 6.x 9- Charts- Cloth- $3.75 Forty-Seventh Annual Meeting . JUVENILE DELINQUENCY IN MODERN SOCIETY -Martin H. Neumeyer (1949) ...... $4.50 THE AMBASSADOR HOTEL, ATLANTIC , SOCIAL CONTROL-Joseph H. Roucek (1947) ...... $5.50 September 3-5, 1952 SOCIAL SCIENCE (A Problem Approach} Paul Walter, Jr. Also meeting in Atlantic City: (1949) ...... ,...... $4.50 Rural Sociological Society Write Today for E~amination Copies I

AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1951-1952 9:00A.M. REGISTRATION· President, , University of Pennsylvania President-Elect, SAMUEL A. STOUFFER, 10:00 A.M. INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH IN MENTAL HEALTH: First Vice-President, CLIFFORD KmKPATRICK, Indiana University Panel Discussion of a Project on Schizophrenia and the Second Vice-President, JoYCE 0. HERTZLER, University of Nebraska Mental Hospital Environment-Room 125 Secretary, JoHN W. fuLEY, JR., Editor, RoBERT E. L. FARIS, University of Washington Executive Officer, , Rutgers University Chairman, , Harvard University COUNCIL Panel Discussion: NICHOLAS J. DEMERATH, University of North DoROTHY SwAINE THOMAS JOYCE 0. HERTZLER Carolina SAMUEL A. STOUFFER JOHN W. fuLEY, JR. RoNALD LIPPITT, University of Michigan CLIFFORD KIRKPATRICK RoBERT E. L. FARIS Other panel members to be announced Former Presidents E. FRANKLIN FRAZIER, Howard University LEoNARD S. CoTTRELL, JR., Russell Sage TALCOTT PARSONS, Harvard University Foundation RoBERT C. ANGELL, University of Michigan THE SOCIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE RURAL-URBAN FRINGE (joint session with Rural Sociological Society)­ Elected at Large r Renaissance Room , IRA DEA. REID, Haverford College GoRDON W. BLACKWELL, University of RoBIN M. WILLIAMS, JR., Cornell University Chairman, CHARLES E. LIVELY, University of Missouri North Carolina HowARD BECKER, University of Wisconsin LoWRY NELSON, University of Minnesota RoBERT K. MERTON, Columbia University LoGAN WILSON, Newcomb College, Tulane THEODORE M. NEWCOMB, University of STUART A. QuEEN, Washington University, St. Louis University Michigan "From the Urban Point of View" READ BAIN, Miami University CoNRAD TAEUBER, U. S. Bureau of the RoBERT E. L. FARIS, University of Wash­ Census WALTER C. McKAIN and RoBERT C. BuRNIGHT, University of ington Connecticut Elected /rom Affiliated Societies "From the Rural Point of View" GoRDON W. BLACKWELL, Rural KATHARINE JocHER, Southern LEONARD BROOM, Pacific PETER LEJINS, District of Columbia THOMAS D. ELioT, Midwest HARRY E. MooRE, Southwestern Discussion: "From the Urban Point of View" W. FRED COTTRELL, Ohio Valley NATHAN L. WHETTEN, Eastern PAULK. HATT, Northwestern University "From the Rural Point of View" PROGRAM COMMITTEE SAMUEL W. BLIZZARD, JR., Pennsylvania State College DoROTHY SWAINE THOMAS, University of RoBERT E. L. FARIS, University of Wash­ "From the Viewpoint of General Theory" Pennsylvania, Chairman ington RoBERT C. ANGELL, University of Michigan DoNALD J. BoGUE, Scripps Foundation JoHN W. RILEY, Jn., Rutgers University EDMUND H. VoLKART, Harvard University i.OCAL ARRANGEMENTS COMMITTEE SOCIAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS AFFECTING FER­ Chairman, GEORGE H. HuGANIR, JR., Temple University TILITY (a panel on the Indianapolis Study)-Venetian MARVIN BRESSLER, University of Pennsyl- OscAR GLANTZ, University of Pennsylvania Room I vania WILLIAM M. KEPHART, University of Penn­ KENNETH E. BURNHAM, Temple University sylvania Chairman, P. K. WHELPTON, Population Division, United Nations RALPH ENGLAND, University of Pennsyl- MICHAEL LALLI, University of Pennsylvania vania S. L. RrcARDS, University of Pennsylvania Panel Discussion: CLYDE V. KisER, Milbank Memorial Fund J. F. KANTNER, College of William and Mary Executive Office: New York University Washington Square New York 3, N.Y.

,. LEE F. HERRERA, New York University Medical LLOYD FISHER, University of School "Politics of Age" NATHALIE L. ScHACTER, (Formerly) Milbank Memorial Fund Discussion Leader: ERNEST W. BuRGEss, University of Chicago JEANNE E. CLARE, Milbank Memorial Fund LOis V. PRATT, Bureau of Applied Social Re· search, Columbia University MARIANNE SwAIN, New York University CHARLES F. WEsTOFF, University of Pennsylvania CURRENT RESEARCH: Studies in Social Organization and RoNALD FREEDMAN, University of Michigan Change-Room 125

Chairman, EDMUND H. VoLKART, Yale University

1 :30 P.M. GENERAL SESSION: IN APPLICATION-Renais­ KuRT MAYER, Brown University sance Room "Business Enterprise: Traditional Symbol of Opportunity"

Chairman, SAMUEL A. STOUFFER, Harvard University WALTER T. MARTIN, University of Oregon "Some Socio-Psychological Aspects of Adjustment to Resi­ DoNALD R. YouNG, dence Location in the Rural-Urban Fringe" r "Sociological Research and Social Practice" DAVID 0. MoBERG, Bethel College LEO SIMMONS, Yale University "The Christian Religion and Adjustment in Old Age" "Sociological Research and Medical Care" RoBERT C. STONE, Tulane University RoBIN M. WILLIAMS, JR., Cornell University "Factory Organization and Vertical Mobility" "Sociological Research and Race Relations" ARTHUR L. WOOD, University of Connecticut "Career Patterns in the Practice of Criminal Law"

3:30 P.M. RESEARCH IN AGING-22 Club

Chairman, CLARK TIBBITTS, Committee on Aging and Geriatrics, Fed­ IN CORPORATION AND COM­ eral Security Agency MUNITY-Venetian Room

MILTON L. BARRON, Cornell University Chairman, JosEPH SHISTER, University of Buffalo "A Longitudinal Study of Occupational Retirement" PETER F. DRUCKER, New York University HoMER L. HITT, Louisiana State University "The Employee Society" "The Role of Migration in Population Change Among the Aged" ]AMES McKEE, Oberlin College "A Study of Labor-Management Community Relations in WILLIAM M. SMITH, JR., Pennsylvania State College Lorain, Ohio, as It Bears on Drucker's Thesis" "Family Plans for Later Years'' , University of California IRVING L. WEBBER, Florida State Improvement Commission "A Study of Managerial Ideologies, as It Bears on Drucker's "Social Participation of the Aged in Florida Communities" Thesis" NELSON N. FoOTE, University of Chicago "A Study of the Professionalization of Labor in Detroit, as MIGRATION AND MOBILITY-Venetian Room It Bears on Drucker's Thesis" Chairman, DoNALD J. BoGUE, Scripps Foundation

6:00 P.M. INFORMAL RECEPTION. Cocktails and other refreshments LORIN A. THOMPSON; University of Virginia available.-Renaissance Room "Differential Migration Patterns in Virginia"

DANIEL 0. PRicE, University of North Carolina THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 "Estimates of Internal Migration in the , 1870- 1940" 9:00 A.M. SUBSTANTIVE DEVELOPMENTS IN COMMUNITY RESEARCH -Renaissance Room RAY E. WAKELEY and PAUL JEHLIK, Iowa State College "Net Migration in the North Central States, 1940-1950"

Chairman, WILLIAM H. SEWELL, University of Wisconsin GLADYS L. PALMER, University of Pennsylvania "Recent Developments in Understanding Labor Mobility" DANIEL E. O'KEEFE, CHARLES N. ELLIOTT, JoHN A. CLAUSEN, Na· tional Institute of Mental Health, Public Health Service Discussion from the floor. "Orientations toward Community Mental Health Problems and Services"

RoBERT JoHNSON, Cornell University II :00 A.M. BUSINESS MEETING-Renaissance Room "Comparative Community Patterns of Intergroup Relations"

W. SEWARD SALISBURY, New York State Teachers College, Oswego "Community Study of Religious Institutions and Practice" 1:30 P.M. CURRENT RESEARCH: Studies in Interpersonal and Intergroup Relations-Room 125 Discussion: FRED L. STRODTBECK, Yale University Chairman, HARRINGTON C. BREARLEY, George Peabody College

STUDIES OF BEHAVIOR IN SMALL GROUPS-Room 125 MARVIN BRESSLER, University of Pennsylvania "Jewish Family Patterns as Exemplified in W. I. Thomas' Unfinished Study of Bintl Brief" Chairman, RoBERT F. BALES, Harvard University

J. CoMHAIRE, Seton Hall WILLIAM F. WHYTE, Cornell University "The Structure of Power in Haiti" "The Analysis of Group Discussion"

PETER P. JoNITis, Washington College ELLIOT MISHLER and FREDERICK F. STEPHAN, "Lithuanian Immigrants and Their American-Born Chil­ "The Distribution of Participation in small Groups: An dren: A Study in Parent-Youth Conflict" Exponential Approximation"

S. M. MILLER, Brooklyn College THEODORE M. MILLS, Laboratory of Social Relations, Harvard Uni· versity "The Union Leader: Survival or Ideology" "Power Relations in Three Person Groups" FAYE HrGIER VoN MERING, Discussion: LAUNOR F. CARTER, George Washington University "The Mother-Child Relationships among Educated and Pro­ fessionally Active Women" SAMPLING OF HUMAN POPULATIONS (joint session with DoROTHY S. BRADY, U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics American Statistical Association)-Renaissance Room "Sociological Problems in the Theory of the Consumption Function" Chairman, CALVIN ScHMID, University of Washington PINHAS HARTAL, Director, Israel Central Bureau of Statistics, MoRRIS H. HANSEN, U. S. Bureau of the Census Tel Aviv "The Accuracy of Census Results" "Recent Changes in Structu~e of Standards of Living in Israel" Discussion: CLYDE W. HART, National Opinion Research Center EvERETT S. LEE, University of Pennsylvania Discussion: JoHN D. DuRAND, Population Division, United Nations W. PARKER MAULDIN, Population and Housing Divi­ sion, U. S. Bureau of the Census

TOWARDS A COMPARATIVE SOCIOLOGY-Some Anthropo· STUDIES OF CRIME AND DELINQUENCY-Venetian Room logical Contributions-Venetian Room Chairman, PAUL TAPPAN, New York University Chairman, RALPH L. BEALS, University of California at Los Angeles LLOYD E. OHLIN, Parole and Pardon Board, Dept. of Public Safety, WALTER GoLDSCHMIDT, University of California at Los Angeles Chicago "Values and the Field of Comparative Sociology" "The Military Use of Convicted Offenders"

GoRDON WILLEY, Harvard University STARKE R. HATHAWAY and Euo D. MoNACHESI, University of "Settlement Patterns and Urbanism in the Viru Valley" Minnesota "The Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory in the PAUL KIRCHHOFF, University of Washington Study of Juvenile Delinquents" "Urban Problems in Non-Western Societies" H. AsHLEY WEEKS, New York University "An Evaluation of the Highfields Project" RoBERT A. MANNERS, Brandeis University, and JuLIAN H. STEWARD, University of Illinois Introduction by LLOYD W. McCoRKLE, Director, Highfields, Hope· "A Cultural Approach to Contemporary Societies: The well, New Jersey Puerto Rico Study"

MARGARET T. CussLER, U. S. Department of State SPECIAL RESEARCH REPORTS (sponsored by Committee on "The Reception of Documentary Films by Audiences in Contributed Papers)-Renaissance Room Non-Industrialized Countries Overseas: Some Problems in the Sociology of Communication" It is expected that authors of selected specialized research papers will be present and that informal discussions will be facilitated. In Discussion: KINGSLEY DAVIs, Columbia University addition, mimeographed abstracts of these papers will be available. WILBERT E. MooRE, Princeton University

Social and Cultural Aspects of Mental Health

3:30 P.M. STANDARDS AND LEVELS OJ.<' LIVING LETA M. ADLER, ]AMES W. CoDDINGTON, DoNALD D. STEWART, Insti· tute of Science and Technology, University of Arkansas Chairman, MARGARET ]ARMAN HAGOOD, U. S. Bureau of Agricultural "Post Institutional Social Adjustment and Recovery of Mental Economics-Room 125 Hospital Patients" Studies in Social Change lsiDOR THORNER, Los Angeles "Emational Inhibition and Control as Related to the Inci­ LoUis H. 0RZACK, Indiana University dence of Alcoholism" "Persuasion, Rationality III,ld the Recalcitrant Farmer"

S. KmsoN WEINBERG, Roosevelt College SAMUEL KoENIG, Brooklyn College "A Cultural Analysis of Psychotherapy" "The Decline of the Collective Settlements in Israel"

HELEN M. HACKER, Hunter College CLYDE B. VEDDER, University of Florida "The Differential Frequency of Mental Disease in Urban and Rural Areas" "The Decline of the Taxi-Dance Hall"

Studies of Social Structures 8:00P.M. PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESSES (joint meeting with Rural Socio­ logical Society)-Renaissance Room MHYRA S. MINNIS, Library of Congress, and Yale University "The Relationship of Women's Organizations to the Social Chairman, WARREN S. THOMPSON, Scripps Foundation Structure of a City" "Rural Revelations of the 1950 Census", HowARD W. BEERS, VLADIMIR CERVINKA, McGill University President, Rural Sociological Society "Dynamics of Some Afghan Groups" "Experiences in Interdisciplinary Research," DoROTHY SWAINE YuAN LIANG, University of Chicago THOMAS, President, American Sociological Society "The Chinese Family in Chicago"

SHU-CHING LEE, University of Chicago "Familism and the Large Family System in China" FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5

8:00A.M. ANNUAL BREAKFAST BUSINESS MEETING OF THE UNITED Studies in Human Relations CHAPTERS OF ALPHA KAPPA DELTA-Room llO

HELEN P. BEEM, University of Southern California "Studies in Organizational Effectiveness"

9:00 A.M. THE WORKING YEARS-Renaissance Room GEORGE STRAUSS, LEoNARD R. SAYLEs, New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations, Cornell University "The Worker as Union Member" Chairman, CONRAD TAEUBER, U. S. Bureau of the Census

H. OTTo DAHLKE, Ohio University WILBERT E. MooRE, Princeton University "Determinants of Social Relations among Children in the "On the Exportability of the Labor Force Concept" Elementary School" JoHN D. DuRAND, Population Division, United Nations PuRNELL BENSON, Temple University "Population and the Labor Force in Under-Developed "The Familistic and the Common Interests Hypotheses of Countries" Marital Success" Discussion: CALVERT DEDRICK, U. S. Bureau of the Census 11 :00 A.M. BUSINESS MEETING-Renaissance Room A. J. JAFFE, CoLUMBIA UNIVERSITY DuDLEY KIRK, U. S. Department of State HANS SINGER, Economic Affairs Department, United Nations 1:30 P.M. MEmODOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS IN COMMUNITY RE­ SEARCH-Room 125

Chairman, EDWARD A. SucHMAN, Cornell University IDSTORY AND SOCIOLOGY IN THE STUDY OF URBANISM (joint session with American Studies Assoeiation)-Venetian RoNALD FREEDMAN, University of Michigan Room "The Community as a Training and Research Laboratory"

Chairman, THOMAS C. CoCHRAN, University of Pennsylvania JoHN P. DEAN, Cornell University "Problems in Comparative Community Research" BLAKE McKELVEY, City Historian, Rochester, New York "Sociology in the Writing of Urban History" JEROME K. MYERs, Yale University "Methodological Problems in the Ecological Analysis of a Discussion: LEoNARD BROOM, University of California, Los Angeles Metropolitan Community" CARL FREISs, Washington, D. C. ANTHONY N. B. GARVAN, University of Pennsylvania Discussion: CHARLES P. LooMIS, Michigan State College · DANIEL LERNER, Stanford University

STUDIES OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY-Venetian Room CURRENT RESEARCH: Studies in Methodology-Room 125 Chairman, PAUL C. GLICK, U. S. Bureau of the Census Chairman, OTis DUDLEY DuNCAN, University of Chicago LuTHER T. JANSEN, University of Washington WENDELL BELL, Stanford University "Measuring Family Solidarity" "A Comparative Study in the Methodology of Urban Analysis" RoBERT 0. BLOoD, JR., Merrill·Palmer School "A Situational Approach to the Study of Permissiveness in WILLIAM B. ScHWAB, Haverford College Child-Rearing" "The Application of Field Techniques in a Socio-Economic Survey of a West Mriean Urban Community" BERNARD FARBER and NELSON N. FooTE, Family Study Center, University of Chicago FRED L. SrnoDTBECK, Yale University "Participant Experimentation with Engaged Couples" "Representing the Outcome of Successive Rankings of Three Alternatives" Discussion: HARVEY J. LocKE, University of Southern California ANSELM L. STRAUSS, Indiana University MARTIN J. TAVES, University of Minnesota "An Experimental Design to Preserve Randomization in Social Experiments" REGIONAL STUDIES (joint session with Population Association of Ameriea)-Renaissance Room FRANK R. WESTIE, Indiana University "A Technique for the Indirect Assessment of Race Attitudes" Chairman, RUPERT B. VANCE, University of North Carolina

• PAUL F. CRESSEY,· Wheaton College AuGUST B. HoLLINGSHEAD, Yale University "Social Change in the Southern Appalachian Region" "Class, Consensus and Psychiatric Disorder"

KINGSLEY DAVIS, Columbia University RALPH G. Ross, University of Minnesota "World Regions and the Correlates of Urbanism" "The Possibilities of Consensus and Integration Among Sovereign National Powers" WALTER IsARD, Harvard University "Economic Processes in an Urban Industrial Region" Discussion: DANIEL LERNER, Stanford University

Discussion: HowARD W. BEERs, University of Kentucky ALBERT J. REISS, JR., University of Chicago SPECIAL RESEARCH REPORTS (sponsored by Committee on JosEPH E. FISHER, President's Council of Economic Contributed Papers)-Renaissance Room Advisers

It is expected that authors of selected specialized research papers will be present and that informal discussions will be facilitated. In addition, mimeographed abstracts of these papers will be available. 3:30 P.M. STUDIES OF THE PROFESSIONS-Venetian Room

Chairman, WILLIAM J, GooDE, Columbia University Aspects of Crime and Treatment HARVEY L. SMITH, Russell Sage Foundation "Psychiatry; An Institution in Process"~ ALBERT D. ULLMAN, HAROLD w. DEMONE, JR., A. WARREN STEARNS, Tufts College LuKE M. SMITH, University "Unsuccessful Careers: A Study of 1000 Misdemeanants" "The Ministry; Job Structure, Ideology and Migration" RuPERT C. KoENINGER, Texas Prison System WALTER J. WARDWELL and ARTHUR L. WooD, University of Con­ "A Suggested System for Classification of Minnesota Multi­ necticut phasic Personality Inventory Profiles of Prison Inmates" "The Lawyer's Role in Community Activities" DoNALD R. CRESSEY, University of California, Los Angeles HAROLD GARFINKEL, Princeton University "The Differential Association Principle as an Hypothesis for "Anxiety and Social Perception of the Medical School Explaining 'Compulsive Crimes'" Applicant" HAROLD S. FRUM, Butler University Discussion: RENEE Fox, Harvard University "Criminal Sequence Patterns" HAROLD SHEPPARD, Wayne University J. RoY LEEVY, Purdue University "The American Woman as a Criminal"

STUDIES IN CONSENSUS-Room 125 Methodological Studies Chairman, MELVIN TUMIN, Princeton University ELGIN WILLIAMS, North Texas State College ALBERT J. REISS, JR., University of Chicago "The Use of Structural-Functional Analysis in Historical "Consensus and Integration in the Urban Environment" Research" BRUCE M. PRINGLE, Psychological Services, Inc., and University of Committee Meetings Southern California COUNCIL, 1951-52 "A Systematic Procedure for Categorizing Descriptive Data" September 2, 10:00 A.M. -Meeting-Room 118 FRANZ ADLER, University of Arkansas 12:00 M. -Informal luncheon meeting-Room 105 "An Empirical Study in the " 1:15 P.M.- Meeting-Room 118 BYRON L. Fox, Syracuse University September 3, 4:30 P.M.- Meeting-Room 118 "Value Clashes Underlying American Foreign Policy" September 4, 4:30 P.M. - Meeting (tentative) -Room 118

COUNCIL, 1952-53 Studies in Communication September 3, 12:00 M. -Informal luncheon meeting-Room 105

FRIEDA FLIGELMAN, Helena, Montana September 5, 4:00 P.M.- Meeting-Room 118 "Linguistic Sociology" COMMITTEE ON STANDARDS AND ETHICS IN RESEARCH PRACTICE, RICHARD CoNRAD, Human Resources Research Institute ALFRED McCLUNG LEE, Chairman "The Structure of Social Images of Themselves and Others in Two Adjacent Social Systems with Different Norms: A September 3, 10:00 A.M.- Open to interested members of the Society-Room 118 Comparative Content Analysis of Newspapers in West and East Berlin" COMMITTEE FOR LIAISON WITH NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR THE SOCIAL STUDIES, LEsLIE D. ZELENY, Chairman SAMUEL W. BLOOM, Bennington College September 4, 9:00 A.M.- Open to interested members of the Society-Room 118 "A Social Psychological Study of Audience Behavior: Analysis of Perceptual Response to a Recent Problem Film" Chairman, LESLIE D. ZELENY, Colorado State College of Education

JuLIAN C. ALDRICH, President, National Council for the Social Studies "The Social Studies Teacher and the Sociologist" Studies in Delinquent Behavior Discussion of the paper by ·or. Aldrich, with special reference to means of con· tinned liaison between the two societies. A. R. MANGUS, Langley Porter Clinic, San Francisco, and Ohio State University NATHANIEL CANTOR, Columbia University "Sexual Deviation Research in California" "The Reality Centered School"

A. N. CousiNs, Western Reserve University MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE AND REPRESENTATIVES OF THE COMMITTEE, "The Juvenile Traffic Violator: A Study of Ambivalence" WELLMAN J. WARNER, Chairman

JosEPH K. BALOGH, Bowling Green State University September 4, 12:00 M.- Special luncheon meeting-Room 105 "A Survey of Juvenile Delinquency in Hillsdale County, Michigan, for the Years 1935-1950: A Comparative Study" COMMITTEE ON NOMINATIONS AND ELECTIONS, 1952-53, Chairman to be appointed September 5, 12:00 M.- Special luncheon meeting Other Committee meetings to be announced.