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EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY 1937

Part IV EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS AND DIRECTORIES

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CONTENTS a 1. AMERICAN Page ASSOCIATIONS(education _ , and learned) 1.- 2.EDUCATIONALFOUNDATIoNSAND BOAtDS___ 54) 3. CI-IURCIIEDUCATIONALORGANIzATIONS__*_ 4.INTERNATIONAL OM. _ - 5" EDUCATIONALASSOCIATIONSAND Ft1UNDATIuNS__ 54 5. NATIONALCONGRESSOF PARENTSAND TEACIIERS______6.EXECUTIVE _ 57 OFFICERSOF STATE LIBRARYCoNIMISSIONS______60 FETATE LIBRARYASSOCIATIONS______tU -:EDUCATIONAL,AND SOCIALDlltEc'WRIEs. _ _ _ _ 64

(Abbreviations: an. =annual ; bni.bimonthly; irregulAr; . hers; (pm quarturi4; quinq. m.=-. monthly;nos.= mini- =quin(juennial; SM.= semimonthly;w.----- weekly) le AMERICANASSOCIATIONSEducational,Civic,andLearned The followingassociationsare enteredunder tile and also under ihe firstwords oftheircorporatenames catch wordsappearing intheirtitles.The and shows, first,thename of the formeris thefullentry association;second,thename andaddress dent ; third, thename and addressof the of thepresi- secretary; fourth, theplaceand dtkteof thenext meeting; fifth.officialpublicationandfrequency ofissue. NATIONALANDSECTIONAL

.Accounting.SeeAMFItICAN ACCOUNTINGASSOCIATION; AMERICANSCUM/.OF CERTIFIEDPUBLICACCOUNTANTS. Accrediting-agencies. SeeASSOCIATIONOF AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES;MIDDLE STATESASSOCIATIONOF COLLEGES AND SECONDARYSCHOOLS; NATIONAL I. CATHOLIC .. EDUCATIONALASSOCIATION;NEWENGLAND ASSOCIATIors COLLEGESAND SE0- 014DARTSCHOOLS; NEW ENGLANDCOLLEGE ENTRANCECERTIFICATEBOARD;NORTH CENTRALASSOCIATIONOF COLLEGES AND SECONDARYSCHOOLS; ASSOCIATION NORTHWEST OF SECONDARYAND HIGHERSCHOOL ; SOUTHERNASSOCIAnONOF COLLEGESAND SECONDARYSCHOOLS. Adult education.SeeAMERICANASSOCIATION FOR ADULTEDUCATION;NATIONAL EDUCATIONASSOCIATION,DEPARTMENT OF AtULTEDUCATION;NEWYORK EDUCATION ADULT COUNCIL;Seealso WORKERS'EDUCATION BUREAU4 52, and AMERICA,page WORLDASSOCIATIONFOR ADULTEDUCATION,page 50. Advertising.SieNLTIONAL ASSOCIATION.OF MARKETINGTEACHERS. Agriculturaleducation. SeeAMERICAN 6 ASSOCIATIONOP AGRICULTURALCOLLEGE EDITORS;ASSOCIATIONOF LAND-GRANT COLLEGESAND UNIVERSITIES;COMM- ENCE OF NEGROLAND-GRANTCousozts.

I The EducationalDirectoryis releOedin fourpartsas rapidly available;Part I,State as the 'databecome and CountySchoolOfficers;Part II,CitySchool III,CollegesandUniversities,includingall Officers;Part Educational institutionsof highereducation; Part IV, AssociationsandDirectories. , Partycan be purel'asedfrom theSuperin- tendent ofDocuments.Government'Printing(Mee.

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Alumni associat ions.See AM ERICA N ALI' NI NICOUNCIL;AssocIATED HAM\ial 41.uus;ASSOCIATIONOFAMERICAN RHODES SCHOLARS. 4 .- I AMERICAN ACADEMYOFARTSANDLETTERS: Nicholas Murray Butter. 60 Mori!i si(fe Drive, New York, N. Y.; Robert Underwood Johnson,633 Weston.é Hundred and Fifty-tifth Street, New York, N. Y. . ANIIMIGAN ACADEMY9FARTS AND SCIENCES,*Newbury Street. Boston, M:i Rscoe Pound, Harvard University,Camliridge,Mass.; Tenney L. Daxis, 1:IssathitsettsInstitute ofTechnolo*-, Cambridge,Mass. Memoirs;41 ProceetUngs.Ir. -

AMERICAN MADEMI' OP,POLITICAL. ANDSOCIAL SCIENCE,Pliilailelphia,Pat.: Erni,:t Minor Pat r(f.rsow. 3457 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.; J.P. Lichtenbertzvr, .1 3457 Walnut Stteet,Philadelphi?i,Pa.Philadelphia, Pa., April 16and 17, 1937.ThC Annals. ,j.xatt. a AMERICAN ACcoUNTING AssOCIATIoN:E. L. Kohler, 135 South LaSalleStoll, Cni;-:;go,III.: J. B. Taylor, Ohio State University,Columbus, Ohio.'Chicago, Amiunting Review.q. 'AMERICAN ALUMNI CoU : Mrs.Vivienne Barkalow BreAenridge,Swv0t Briar College, Sweet Briar, Va.; Glen O. Stewart, MichiganState Colltsge, East Lansing, Mich.AmericaliAlumniColAicilNews.bin. AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONFOR ADULTEDUCATION, 60 EastForty:SecondStreet,Nel: York, N. Y.: Morse A. Cartwright, rlitpctor, AmericanAsAociation for Adult e. .Etilacati42,GoastFor.ty-Second Street, _New York, N. Y.Journal a Adult Education.q. ANAi:ILICANASSOCIATIONFORLABOR LEGISLATION, 131EastTwenty-third Strcut, Nt4York., N....Y.: Joseph P. Chamberlain, Columbia University,New 'Vila, N.: Y.; Jöhn B. Audrews, 131East Twenty-third Street, New York, N. V. Chicago, Ill., DeCember 287-31, 1036.Ameri...an Labor Legislation Iteview. AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONFOR THEADVANCEMENTOFSCIENCE, Smithsonian I 1Ni- tufloh Building, Washington,D. C,..:144-Iwin G. Conklin, Princeton University, Princeton, N. J.; Henry B. Ward, University ofIllinois;UrItana, Ill.Atlantio. City, N. .1., December 28, 1936to .Innuary 2, 1937; Denver, Colo.,June421-26, 1937:Science. w. ..\ AMERICAN AsSocIATIONFOR THEADVANCEMENTOFStIENCE, Section Q: F. B. Knight, University of Iowa, jowa City, Iowa; William S. Gray, University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill. M ERICA NASSOCIATIONOFAGRICULTURAL CoLLEGE EDITORS: A.W. Hopkins, ( lege of Agriculture, University, of Wisconsin, Madison, WilE.; L.It. Conik, Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa.Madison, Wis., Augustf7-19,1936. A..e. bm. , AMERICAN ASSCCIATIONOFCOLLEGESOFPHARMACY:Robert C.WilsOn, School of Pharmacy, University of Georgia, Athens, Ga.; Mail M. COo"Per; StateUlii- vdsity of Iowa, Iowa City,Iowa ;-Dalia, Tex., 1936.Proceedings.an..

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF COLLÉGIATE REGISTRARS :J.It. 'Sage,, Iowa State Col- lege, Ames, Iowa; j. R. Robinso n, George Peabody Cdllege for Teacher, Nashville, Tenn. Kansas City, Mo., April 13-15, 1937.BulletitiAmerican Assoéiation of Collegiate Registrars.q. AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONOFCOLLEGIATE SCLIOOLSOFBUSINESS: C.Weidier,Albio State -University, Columbus, Ohio;Chiimrles. Fichtner, University6f Sr- kansas, Fayetteville, Ark.Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, La. Proceedings.an.Faculty Personnel.quihq.

AxtiauCANASSOCIATION OF COMMERCIAL COLLEGES3 M. P. Akers, Terre Haute, Ind.; g. W.Woodward, Burlington, Iowa. Cleveland Ohio, December 1036.

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-1 AMMICAN ASSOCIATION OF TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOLSAND INSTITUTES: P.H. Powers, EastTechnicalHigh School,Clevel:in(l,Ohio; RalphErt,P.i. Brooklyn TerhnicalHigh School,Brooktyn, N. Y. . , .AMERICA.N ASSOCIATION,OF UNIVERSITY INSTRUCToRSIN ACCOUNTING: Yoir ANtER. ICA NAtroUMINGASSOciATION. 6 . AM'FilICAN ASSOUITIONOF UIVERSITY PRoMSSORS.744 Jackson NoceNW.. Washington. D. C.: A. J. Carlson,,Nniversityof Chicago, Chicago, III.:I. E. Ilirnstead,744 JacksonPlace NW., Washington,D.(.Richmond.Va., DeeembeT:2S and 29, IP36.Bulletin of American.Association of Univcr,:tv Professors. 8nos. AMERICANASSOCIATIoNOF UNIVERSITY TEACHERSOF INSURANCE: RalphII. Blanchard,Schaolof Business, ColumbiaUniversity,New York,N:Y. Frank G. Dickinson.University of Illinois,Urbana. Ill.Chicago, Ill.. Derfin- her 2S. 1936.Proceedings (4* AmericanAssociation of Uni-versityTeacht.Nfif Insurance.an. A MEFtICAN ASSOCIATIONOF UNIVERSITY WOMEN, 11134IStreet NW.. AVa:-11. ington, D. CI: Meta Glass,Sweet Briar College, SweetBriar,Va.;Kathrn Mcliale, 1634I Street NW., Washington,D. C. Savannah, Ga., Marft. Jotrnalof the AmericanAssociation of University Women.'.q. AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONOFVISITING TEACHERS:GladysICU,Graduate Srholl of Social Service Administration.University of Chicago,Chicago. Ill.:car- melite .Tanvier, 703Carondelct Street, New Orleans.La.New 'Weans.La.. 1937.Visiting Teacher Bulletin. 4nos. AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONOF VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS. See Amerjean Association of Commercial ColIOes. . AMERICAN A.SSOCIATION.OFWORKERSFOR VIEBLIND: L. L. Watts. Virjnia e. Commission for eheBlind, Richmond, Va.;Stetsonkt.1.0mn, State Ilraj.,1 of Education of .tile Blind, Hartford,Conn.Torontp,1.Cánada, June 11t37. Proceedings.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONTO,PROnOTiTHE TEACHING OF SPEECHTO THE.DEAF: . F, A. Gruver,Pennsylvatif4schoolfor the Deaf, Mt. Airy. Philadelphia.Va.: T. C. Forresterl 1545 St.Paul street. Rochester, N. Y.Volta Review.in. AMERICAN BAR AS.40CIATION, 1140North DearbornStreet,Chicago,Ill.: WilliamL Ransom, 33 Pine Street, New tork,N. Y.;Wm:P. McCracken. Jr., 1140 North Dearborn Street,Chicago,Ill.American Bar Association Journal.sm. ati AMERICAN CATHOLIC HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION:Daniel Sargent, Harvard Uni- ..vser.Flity',*Cambridge; Mass.; Rt. Rev. Msgr. Pete" Guilday,Catholic Uni- s- rersiteof.kmerica,Washington, D. C. oProvidenefte,R. I., December 29-31, .' ; -14.343.Catholic Hisforical-Review,. 4, . 10e - .00 MiriircAN CATTioetc PHIltOSOPHICALASSOCiATION John J. "Toohey, George- . . town University, Washington, D. C.; Charles A. Hart,The Catholic Uni- versity of Anwrica,Washingion,p. C.Chicago, Ill., Sherman Hotel, Deem- 'her 29a4nd36. 1936..The NewSch6to1agtkism. q. Proceedings.an. AMERICANCHEMIC.1:I.1SOCIETY:idwardBartow, State University of Iowa. Iowa City, Iowa;Charles Li,L, Parsou,728 Mills Bui4ling, Washington, D. C. AMERICAN CHEMICAL -goCIETY, DIVISION 00 CIIEMICAL EDUCATION: Harrison Hale, Unisersity of Arkanias, Fayetteville, Ark.; N. W.Rakestraw, Brown University,Providence, R.. I.'Pittsburgh,Pa.,September7,1936. and Chapel Hill, N. C., April 12, 1937.Journal of Chemicalducation. AMERICAN CHILD HEALTH ASSOCIATION: (DistOntintle0),.

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A NITRICA NCLASSICAL LEAGn.New Y( rkUniversity. WashingtonSquare. New . lick. N. Y.: W. L. Carr,Teachers College,r(ilutnbiaUnivorsity. New. York, WY.;F., A. Spencer,Ne YorkUniversity. WashingtonSquare. New York, N. Y.The Classical Outlook. Snos. e AMERICANCOLLEGE PERSONNELAssocrAnox: Mrs. Esther Lloyd-Jones, Columbia University, New York, N. Y.:Harriet E. (rhea,Purdue University.Lafaette, Ind. New Orleans, La.,February 1.9.7.Yearly Report. AMERICANCOLLWE PUBLICITY,ASSOCIATION: Frank E. Pellegrin, Creight(-)nUni- versity, Omaha,Nebraska:Edward H. Stroinherg,NorthwesternUniversity, Hvanston.rfl. Annual Veport. AMERICANCOUNCILOF LEARNED SOCIETIE DEVarED.TO HUMANISTIC STIMIES. 9417 Fifteenth Street NW.; Washington.D. C.: 'WortP. Blake, WideoerLibrary, HarvardUniversity, Cambridge. MAss.: Waldo G. Leland.9(17Fifteent h Street NW., Washington. D.C. New York.N. Y., January 30and 31, 1937. Bulletin. AMERICAN°COUNCILON EDUZ'.%TION. 744 JacksonPlace NW., Washington.D. C. George F. Zook. 744Jackson Place. Washingoin.D. C.:Re's-.George Johnson. 1312 MassachusettsAvenue, Washington.D. C.Washington, D.C., May 7 and S. 1937.Educational Record.q. ig a AMERICAN COUNTRY LIFEAssomyrioN, 105 EastTwenty-secondStreet. NewYork, N. Y.: M. L. Wilson,U. S. Departwent OfAgriculture.Washington, 1,1.C. Benson Y. Landis, 105Twenty-scondStreet. New York.N. Y.KalamaZoo, Mich., August 10-13. 1936.Rural America.9nos. AMERICAN.. DENTALASSOCIATION, 212East SuperiorStrem, Chicago,Ill.: Dr. George B. Winter.Frisco Building.St. Louis,Mo.: Dr. H.B. Pinney. 212 East 8uperiorSt4Feet.Chicago. 111.Jqurnal of theAmerican DentalAssocia- tion. AMERICAN DIETPTTIC ASSOCIATION. 1s5 ortl)Wah;i:h Avenue,Chientro,I U.: Katherine, Mitchell, Michael RoseHospital, rhieugo.ILL: :Mrs.-BrAga B. Marble,HuntingtonMemorialHospital.Boston.Mass. Boston.Mass., October 12-15,1936.Journal ofAmerican.DieteticAssociation.bm. AMMICAN ECONOMICASSOCIATION,NorthwesternUniversity,Evanston.nl.: ,Alvin S. Johnson.New Schoolfor SocialResearch, NewYork. N..Y.: James Washington Bell. N(rrtiovesternUniversity. Evanst941. I 11. Cnicatzo, December 2sL.30,1936. American EconomicReview.sq. AMMICAN EDUCATIONALASSOCIATION: . G. Y. Clement.733 ArchStreet. Phila- delphia, Pa.:M. I. Van.Name, 127)9 MarlynRoad. Overbrook.Philadelphia. Pa. AMMICAVAUCATIONALRESEARCH ASsocITIoN: HarryA. Greet?,Bureau*pf Educati Resear0 andService, Universrtyof Iowa. Iowa qty.Iowa;.._ William-G.Carr,1201Sixteenth StreetNW., Washington,D. C.New Orleans. -La.,Februfiry 20-25,192.7.Review ofEducational Research.5nov. &MERMAN FEDERATIONOF ARTS :Philip N. Youtz. ,. Barr Building,Washington, D. C.; GeorgeF. Zook,Barr Building,Washington.D. C.The Ameriisan Magazine of Art. m. l'" . tg, AMERICAN FEDERATIONOF *ORGANIZATIONSFOR THE HARDOF HEARING, Ltib.Sre -. American Societyfor the Hardof Hearing. AMJIIC,ANFEDERATIONor TEACHERS: Raymond F.Lowry, 219Fifteenth Street, Toledo:Ohio ;'deorgeDavis, 506South WabashAvenue, CAlcago,Ill.The." AmericanTeacher. 5nos. . Au MIKA N FIELD ScamsFELLowatUPS,FORFmnCHUNIMEnnEs.flee pAge50. AmactsFORESTRY'ASSOCIATION:Henry ,§olonGraves, New fias4n,Conn.; OvidButler,914 gerenteenthStreetNW.,*asliingion,D. C.Eagles Mere, Pa:

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AMMICAN HIsToRICAL AsSoCIATIoN. B Street SW.. Washington, D.C.:Cllia Mchwain. Harvard University. Cambridge,Mass.; Conyers Read,1-!.:- tersityof Pennsylvania, Philadelphki:

AMERMAN IIuME ECONoMICs AssociArioN ills Building. Washington.D.i : Effie Raitt, Vniversity of Washington,Seattle. Wash.: Ellen LeNoir.Alaku:- tural Extension Service, Uuiversity Statioh, BatonRouge, La.Journal*of et; Home Economics.10nos. AMi:RICAN III)sPITAL AssocIATION: R. C. Buerki, WisconsinGeneral 1Iospit:,1, Madison. Wis.; Bert. caldwell. 1S East Division$treet, Chicago, 1M.

American Hospital Association. . AMMICANIIVMANEEDIT Sot-wit:7Y. 'ISO Longwood Avenue. Boston.Mas-.: Franiis H. Rowley, 1S0.1.OngW0441 Avenue, Boiton. Mass.;Guy Richard,,.!.. lso Longwood Avenue, Boston, Mass.Boston. Mass.. October lo. 19;16.0:r Dumb Animals.ni. 3 AMERICAN INSTITFTEOF ARCHITEcTs. COM MITTEEoNEN:CATION mEnitir- . , son.chairman, 491 Boy/ston Street, Boston, Mass. AMERICAN iNsTITUTE FCI1EMICAT.ENGINLE}C,SOS Bellvvtle Court Builditi:, Phihidiiiiphia% Pa.: Allwrt E. Marbliall. 7)01 FifthAvenue. New 'York. N.Y. Frederrc J. LeMaistre, SOS Bellevue Court Building, Philadelphia,Pa.Tran- actions.sm. , 1 .A.M1:RICAN INSTITUTE OF BANKING, 22 East Fortieth Street. New York, N.Y.: Henry Verdelin. First Service Corptiration,Minneapolis. Iinn.:Richard W. Hill, 22 East Fortieth Street. ,New York, N. Y.; St. Paul, Minn.,June 7- . 11. 1937.Bulletin.q. AMERICAN INSTITUTEorEtivnuom.ENCIINEEItN: A.M.- MacCutcheon, 1(. Ivanhne Road. .Cleveland. OhioII. 11.flenline.,103 West Thirty-ninth 41- Street. New York, N. Y.; New York, N. Y., JanuaryIn-"9,1937E1ectric.41

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I) FERENCE ; NATIONAL BENDICTINE EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION; NATIoAL CATHOLIC EDUCATIONALAfilSOCiATION;NATIONAL CATHOLIC WELFARE CON FERENCE.See aMoINTERNATioNMFEDERATIONorCATHOLIC ALUMNAE,page56. CATHOLIC EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONINTHEDI6CESEOPOKLAHOMA:(Dis- continued.) Jbo CIIINTRAL ASSOCIATION OF' SCIENCEANDMATHEMATiCS TEACHERS: O. D. Frank, University of, Chicago Hkgh School, Chicago, Ill.; LenoreJohn,Unhiersityof Eft Chicago High &boo!, Chicago, Ill.

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COM CENTRAL MERCIAL TEACHERSASSOCIATION:A. R. Beard,NationalBusiness Training School,Sioux City, Iowa;Dorothyliami4ton,HamiltonSchool of Commerce, Mason City, Iowa. CHARACTEREDUCATIONINSTITUTION. AS'repage O. ARLES LATHROP PACK FORESTRYFOUNDATION 1214 Sixt('enthStreet NW., Washington, D. C.;Charles LathropPack, 1214Sixteenth*StreetNW., Wash- ington, D. C.; Tom Gill,1214 SixteenthStreet NW.,Washington, I).C. Chefflistry.See AMERICA N VAL, SOCIETY AMERICANINSTITUTEOFCHEMI- CALENGINEERS; NEW ENGLAND ;.ASSOCIATIONOF e antIsTity TEACH/MS. Sec also under Science. 1 CHILD CONSERVATION LLGUE OF A 11 ERI CA: Winfield SçottHall, Irvington,Ala..; fr Mrs. Ada Page Towner,318 West Washington.Street, Chicago,Ill. CHILD EDUCATION FOUNDATION. Seepage 50. CHILD STUDY ASSOCIAnoNOFAAI ERICA, INC., 221 WestFifty-seventhStreet, New York, N. Y.:Mrs.Everett DeanMartin, 221West Fifty-seventh Street,- New York, N. Y.;SidonieM. Gruepberg,nettle Harris,221 WestFifty- seventh Street, lewYork, N.Y.; ChildStudy.8nos. Child Welfare.Sec ASSOCIATI-ON FOR CHILDHOOD EDUCATION;CHILDCONSERVA- 4 TION LEAGUE OF4MERICA; HILIiSTUDY ASSOCIATIONOF AMERICA, I ; CHILD WELFARE COM MI1TEE OF AMERICA;C WkLFARELEAGUEOF AMER' C.t; NA- TIONAL CHILD LA i3OR COM M MITE ; NATIONAL ('iiii.rWELFAREASSOCIATION: NA*- TIONAL CHILDREN'S Howe-AND AID AsSoCIATIoN NArnoN\L CONFERENCEOF JUVENILE AGENCIES. See OtiR0under JUVENILEORGANIzATIONS. istec alsoCHILD EDUCATION FOU NbAnON.INC., page 50: CmuntEN'sFoUNDATIoN,ptige50;, EDWIN GOULD FOLiNDATIONFOR CHILDREN,p:ige 51; SAVETHE CHILDREN'S INTER- NATIONAL UNION,page 56. CHILD WELFARE COM4iIITEE OF A MERIe.A.I East OneHundred andFourth Street, 'New York, N.Y.: August lleckscher.52VanderhiltAvenue, NewYork, N. Y.: Mrs.. ArthurSmadiwk,1 East OneHundred -findFourthStreet, New York, N. Y. CHILD WELFARE T.FA(XEOF AMERICA, INe., VWEastywenty-secondStreet, New York, N. Y.:Edwin D.So1enhergerfr311 I-SouthJuniper Street,Philadelphia, Va.; C. C.Carstens, NewYork, N. Y. CHILDREN'S FouNDATION. SeCpage 50. CHINA INSTITUTEOF AMERICA.Seepage O. (Formerly ChinaFoundation for the Promotion ofEducation andCulture.) **Christianeducation.See ASSOCIATIONOFAMERI.ÇANCOLI.PCFSAND 'limn SCHOOLS OF, THE SOCIETY OF JESUS : Assoc!AVON OF SCHOOLS.Col.i.EcF.S.A'NDSEMI NARIES OF THE REFORMED CHURCH;ASSOCIATION°OFTHE UNIVERSITIESANDCOLLEGF.S OF THE SOCIE$YOF JESUS ; EDUCATIONALA SSO6ATIONOF METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH ; FRANCISCAN EDUCATIONALCONFFRENCE; NATION AL BENEDICTINEEDU- CATIONALASSOCIATION; NATIONALCATHOLIC EDUCALIONAL ASSOCIATI.ON; TIONAL COUNCIL-ON RELIGIONiw 111611FB EDU(ATION ; NORTHERN BAPTIS+ EDUCATIONSOCIETY; PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE UNION;PRESBYTERI A N EDUCATION. ASSOCIATION' OF TIM SOUTH; RELIGIOUSEDUCATIONASSOCIATION;SOUTHERN BAPTIST EDUCAnoNASSOCIATION.See also CiiIvRcriEDUCATIONALORGANIZA TIONS, pages 52-54. Citizenship.See AMERICANSCHOOL CITIZENSHIPLEAGUE; CONSTITUTIONEDUCA- TIONAL ASSOCIATION;NATIONALSECURITY LEAGUE. CIVICSRESIURCH INSTITUTE, 3566PattersonStreet, NW.,Washington, D. C.: M. E. Qltourke,3506 PatfersonStreet, NW.,Washington, D. C.;E. A. Tuite, . 3500PattersonStreet NW.,Washington, D.C.National CivicsClub News Letter, .

.0 14 EDUCATIONALDIREpTORY, 1937 ° CLASSICAASSOCIATIONOF NEW ENGLAND, HANOvER,N. H.:Florence Waterni.in, Winsor School,Boston,Inss.;John B.StearnS, DartmouthCollege, Hanovt7i., N. H.Middletown,Conn.,Wesleyan University,April 2 and3. Bulletin.an. CLASSICAL ASSoCIATIONoF THE ATLANTIC STATES(The):John F.Gonuncre,The William PennCharterSchool,19nvhurst,4choolLastly, Philadelphia.I. CharlesKnapp, 1737Sedgwick Avenue,New York,N. Y.The Clasi, Weekly, 25 t627nos. CLASsIcALASSOcIATIONOF TITE IIDDLF WESTAND SFUTLI:C. C. Mierow,C:1110- tfat C4 Nortifflekl.Minn.;F. S. Dunham,University ofMichigan.Ann Aligns, N:.Lshville,Tenn.,31arc1i 27-27,1937. The,Classical Journal. CLikssIcAL ASSOCIATIONOP THE PACIFIC STATES,NORTIIIMN ieUiTION: Fre(irrir S. Dunn,University of Oregon,Eugene, Oreg.;Irene IkIateCampell, 1tic; South . West Park Avenult%,rfirvand,Oreg. December 1936, C1asic:11 Journal. 9nos. . CI:0041'00M Teachers.Sec NATIONALEDUCATIONASSOCIATION,DEpAirrmENr(a- CLASSRoOM TEACIIFRS. CoLuoGE ARTAssocIATIoNOF AMERICA, 137 East Fifty-seventhStreet. NewYlirk. N. Y.:John Shapley,University of Chicago,Chicago, Ill.; A. Philip MeMaloin. 137 East Fifty-seventhStreet, New York,N. Y.Art Bulletin.q.Parnassil 8nOs:Index of 20thCenturyArtists.tu. College clubs.Sec FEDERATIONOF COLLEGE CATHOLIC CLUE'S. COLLEGE CoNFERENCEox ENGIASITiNTHE CENTRAL ATLANTIC STATEs:OralS. C4N1d, NewJerSeY College forWomen. NewBrunswick, N. 11..;K. J. IlcigA- ne(ht, WashingtonSquare Co1lel:e, New YI)rkUniversity, NewYork, N. Y. Atlantic City,N. J., November 28,1936. Collegeentrance.See CoLLEGE ENTRANcEEXAMINATION lloARD;NEW ENGLAND COLLEGE ENTRAN6ECERTIFICATE BOARD. COLLEGE ENTRANCEEXAMINATION BOARD: RadcliffeIleermance, PrincetonUni- versify, Princeton,N.J.; Thomas S. 'Fiske,431 West OneHundredand Seventeenth Street,New York, N. Y. NewYork, N. Yva,October 2S,1931.# CoLLI:E *PHy sic.i. EDITA noN Assomvuox :E. L. Mercer,University ofPenn- - sylvanla,1.'1116101phi:1,Pa.; HarryA. Scott, RiceInstitute, Houston,Tex New York, N. yDecember:I'Sand 29, 1936.Proceedings. IITI.

College'teachersof educa See NATIONALSOOETY"OF COLLEGE TEACHER.111: EDUCATIJIN. Colleges. SeeAsAoculloiNiOF AMERICAN COLLEGES. See abgp underUniversitics and Colleges. . - -CIllegiateregistrars. Sec¡AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONOF COLLEGIATE RECISTRARs: PACIFIC COAST ASSOCIATIONOF COLLEGIATE REGISTRARS. Collegiate schoolsof business.Set AMERICANASSOCIATIONOF COLLEGIATE

SCIPOLSOF BUSINESS. . COLUMBIAN LIBRARYASSOCIATION. SeCMIDDLEEASTERNLIBRARYASSOCIATIoN. COMMERCE GUILD. See NATIONAL FCDERATIONOF COMMERCE GUILDS,INC. Connuerclil ,education. SeeAMERICAN ACCOUNTINGASSOCIATION;4AMERICANAs- SOCIATION OF COLLEGIATESCHooLsoF BUSINESs AMMICANAssOCIAnoNOF _COMMERCIAL COLLEGES:.AMERICAN SoCIETYFOR COMMERCIALEDUCATION:. . CEN- TRAL COMMERCIAL TEACHERS ASSOCIAnoN;EASTERN COMMERCIALTEACHERS' As- . soctAvoN INTERNATIONAL ScicirrYFOR BUSINESS EDUCATION;NATIONAL.Assoc1.1- --*-- VON OF ACCREDITED COMMERCIALSCHOOLS;NATIONALASSOCIATIONOFCOMMER- CIAL TEACHER TRAINING INSTITUTIONS:NATIONALASEPCIATIONOF PENMANSHIP

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a TEACHERS AND SUPERVISORS;NATIONAL COMSit*CIAL TEACHERSFEDERATIoN; N vrIONAL COUNCILoF BUSINESS EDUcATioN;NATIoALEDUcATIoN Assocl.- TION,DEPARTMENTOFLUSINESS EDUCATION; NATIONAL FEDERATIONoFCoM- mEucE GUILDS, INC.; NEW ENGLANDHIGH SCHOOLCON;XI ERCIAL TEACHERS AssoCIATION ;NEW ENGLANDPENMANsHipAssocIATION; SoUTHERN CoM- ERcIAL TF:cIwRsAssOunoN; SOUTHWESTERN PRIVATE COMMERCIAL ScnooLS ASSOCIATION. &S\ce''alsoINTERNATIONAL SocIETYFOR 1UsIN&5S EDU- cA loN, page716. CoM MISSION FOR THE RELIEFINBELGIUMEDUCATIONAL FOUNDAI ION.bce pnge51. OM MISSION ON INTERRACIAL CooPERATON,INC.: E. McNeillPoteat, Jr., Box 5144, Raleigh, N.C.; Will W.Alexander, 710StandardBuilding, Atlanta, Ga.Atlanta, Ga., Spling1937. .r ComMISSION oN INSTITUTIoNsOFHIGHER EDUCATIoNoF THE SOUTHERN AsSociA- TION OF COLLEGESAND SECONDARY SCHOoLs: Theodore H. Jack, Randolph- Macon Wpman's College,Lynchburg, Va.,Alexander Guerry,University of chattanoor, Chattanooga,Tenn.Richmond, Va.,November 30to December ) 1936. COMMITTEEON FOREIGN TRAVimAND STUDY :(Diwontinued.) CoMMITTUEON FRIENDLY RELATIONS AMONGFOREIGN STUDENTS: Ans(m Phelps Stokes, Jr., Room 604,347 MadisonAvenue, New York,N. Y.; CharlesD. Ilurrey, Room 604,347 MadisonAvenue, New York,N. Y. TheUnofficial Ambassadors.an. COMMONWEALTH FUND. Seepage50. Compulsory education.See NATIONALLEAGUEOF COMPULSORY EDUCATION OFFICIALS.

CONFERENCEOF EXECUTIVES,OF AMERICAN SCHOOLSFOR THE DEAF:J. W. Blattner, School for Deaf,SlIphur, Okla.;Thomas Rodwell,School forDeaf, Winnipeg, 'Manitoba,Canada!' CONFERENCE OF NEGROLAND-GRANT COLLEGES;J. F. Drake, StateAgricultural and MechanicalInstitute, Normal,Ala.; R. B. Atwood,Kentucky State e Industrial College,Frankfort, Ky.Ptoceedings. CONFERENCEOF SOUTHERNMOUNTAIN.WORKERS: WilliamJ. Hutchins,Berea College, Berea, Ky.;Helen H. Dingman,Berea College;Berea, Ky.;Knoxvill4, Tenn., March 9-11, 1937.Mountain Lifeand Work.4nos. CONFERENCE biTEACHERS OF INTERNATIONAL LAWAND RELATED SUBJECTS:Jesse S. Reeves,University of Michigan,Ann Arlior,Mich.; ClydeEagleton,. New York* eity, New York, N.Y.Proceedings. CONGREGATIONAL EDUCAITIONSOCIETY, 14Beacon Street,Roston,.Mass.:Rev. Edward W. Cross,8417 One hundredseventeenth. Street,RichmondHill, N. Y.; Rev. HerbeitW. Gates, 14 BeaconStreet, Boston,Mass. CONSTITUTIONEDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION:Presidencyvacant.Louis A.Bovi- man,28 East Jackson Boulevaril,Chicago, Ill. ONVENTIONOF AMERICAN INSTRUCTORSOF THE DEAF: Dr. HarrisTaylor, New York State EducationDepartment, Albany,N. Y.; ElwoodA. Stevenson,Cali- . fornia Schoolfor the Deaf, Berkeley,Calif.CoNwfition Weekly.Bulletin.

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COUNCILON ADULT EDUCATIONFOR THE FOREIGN-DORN.Sec NEW YORKAlc EDUCATIÚNCOUNCIL° - Councilon Education.Sec ANfERICAN COUNCILON EDUCATION. COUNCILON EDUCATION OF JOURNALISM:Lawrence Mutpliy,chairman,Unit.r. sity of Illinois,Urbana,..111,. COUNCILON RESEARCH IN JOURNALISM:Frank L. Mott,University ofIi.wat, Iowa City, Iowa.St. Louis, Mg.,December-1936.The JournalismQuarterly, CountryLife.Sce AMERICAN COUNTRYLIFE ASSOCIATION; FARM WomN's NATIONAL CONGRESS; FARM ERB'EDUCATIONALANDCOOPERATIVk X.;N iNoF AMERICA. Crippled children.See INTFANATIONAT,SOCIETYFOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN,pageI. DANCING MASTIMS(41AMIMICA, In.: Mrs. Montle Beach,2950 Broadway,!Flu,. ton, Tex.: Walter U. Soby, 553FarOn*gton Avenue,Hartford,Conn.Anwri- can Dancer Nlagazine.12nos. Deaf.See AMERICAN AsSoCIATIoNTO PRoMOTETHE TEAcHINGOF SPEEcII To 1HE DEAF;AMMICANSOCIETYFOR THE HARD OF HEARING;CONFEREN:CEOF E\f-cu- TIVES OF AMERICAN SCHOOLSFOR THE DEAF; CONVENTIONOF ANIOWAN IN- STRUCTORS'OF THE DEAF; NATIONAL EVUCAT1ONASSOCIATION, DkavAaTmENTOr LIP READING; SOCIETYOF PROG '.WE ORAL ADVOCOTES. Deans.Nee EASTFMN ASSOCIAON OF :COLT,IWB DEANSAND 'ADVISERSOF MEN: NATIONALASSOCIAnONSOFDNS AND ADvisERSOF MEN ; NATIONAL Eut( A.. TION ASSOCIATION, DEPARTMENT DEANS OF. WOMEN.

Delinquency.Sec NATIoNALCONFERENCEOF -JUVENILE AGENCIES; NATIONAL PROBATioN AssocIATIoN. Dental Schools.See AMERICAN' v ASSOCIATIONOF DENTAL SCHOOLS. Directors of instruction.See NATIONALEfil;CATI6ANSOCIATI6N,DiTARTMENT OF SUPERVISORSAND.DIREWORSOF INSTRUCTION. Domestic science.See under, HomeEconomics. DRAMA LEAGVEOF AMERICA alter P. Eaton,Yale Schoolof Drama, Nt.'s Haven, Conn.; Sue Ann il)n,38 Perry Street,New York, N. Y. DUKE ENIXMME'NT. ge 51. EASTMIN ARTS Ass INTIO'N:WillipmL.Longyea-r,Pratt ITtl_tute,Brooklyn. N. Yi.v;* Raylimml P. Ensign,333 EastForty-third Street,New York, N.Y. New York, N. Y., March31 to April8,1937.Eastern ArtsAssociation Bulletin.6nos. *

EASTERN ASSOCIATIONOFCOLI..EGEDEANSAND ADVISERS' OF MEN: Robert A. Brotemarkler-University ofPennsylvania, Philadelphia,Pa.; Edward Mlawit- myer, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia,Va. AnnualProceepings. EASTERN ARSOCIATIONor PHYSICS TEACHERS:Lawrence A.Howard, High Sejlool, East Boston, Mass.; William W. Obear, High School,Somerville, MASS..School (, Science and Mathematics. le EASTERN COLLEGE PERSONNELOFFICERSASSOCIATION:Eva A. Mooar,Pembroke College, BrownUniversity, Providence,R. I.; L.'Alice 'Ramsay,Connevticut 011-6ge,New London, Conn.Hanover, N.IL, DartmouthCollege, November 13 and 14,1936.Proceedings. a EASTERN COMMgRCIALTEACHERS,ASSOCIATION: Nathaniel Altholz, Boardof Edu- cation, New York,N. Y.; HairyI. Good, Boardof Education,Buffalo, S. Y. , 4 . Boston, Mass.,Hotel Statler,March 24-27,-1937.Yearbook. EASTERNMUM.EDFCATORSCONFERENCE, 64East JacksonBOulevard, Chiengo. Ill.: QeorgeL. Lindsay,Board ofPublic Education,Philadelphia,?a.; Eliia- beth V. Beach,315 EuclidAvenue, Syraéuse,N. Y:Buffalo, N. Y., April 14-16, 1937.Music EducationsJournal.6nos. Jho.

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Duke . R. Grout, University, Durham,N. C.. April 1937. . EASTERN STATES ASSOCIAnONOFPROFESSIONALSCHOOLSFOR TEACIIERf3,State Niirmal* School, New Paltz, N. Y.:Lawrence H.vanilenBerg, State Normal school, New Paltz,N. Y.; HerbertI). We lte, Teachers CollibLreof Connecticut, itNew Britain, Conn. New York.N. Y., April 1937.Problems In Teacher Training. EciznmiCS.Sce AMERICANECONOMIC ASSOCIATION. Sur13180. Bureau of Com- mercial Economics,page 50; POLLAK FouND.virp.xDIR EcoNomIc RESEARCH, page52. Editors.'Sec AMERICANASSOCIATIONOF AGRICULTURAL COLLEGEENCORS. Ediletttiotl.SeeAMERICAN'CoUNCILONEDUCATION;INLAND EMPIREEDUCATION Assoca.moN ;NATIONAL'SOCIETYFOR BROADER EDUCATION:NATIONAL SOCIETY Pa THESTUDYOF EDUCATION; PROGRESSIVE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION. 'Edwation departments,ec ASNOCTATIONOF DEPARTMENTS OFEILCATIONIN STATE UNIVERSITIESANDLAN G :91I" COILED ES. EIWCATIONAL AID SOCIETY. .1/4;leCDlucat ionalBureau.- , 1 EDUCATIONAL ASsocIATION OF i*T.IIE METHODIST EPISCOPALC1U:fa.' I : Daniel L. Marsh, Boston University,qston,litss..;WilliamP. Tolley,Allegheny'Col- lge, Meadville, Pa.St. October12 íid 13,1936.ProceedingA.an. EDrCATIONAL ASSOCIATION_11F THE..METHODISTEPINCOPAL CHURCH,SOUTH, 8 Broadway, Nashville,Tetin.:' HarveyW. Çox EtnoryUniversity,Atlanta, Ga.; Boyd M.MKeown. 810'BriYadWay, Nashville,Tenp.Nashville, Tenn. Xearbook.q. . EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 108Nortli.lijoiganAvenue., Chicag.o,Ill.; Rev.Samuel PNizsiau HAgel, Chicago,IlJ;Harold B.Hinrichs, 2(Y21LakeviewAve- a . nue, Chicago, Hi. r .. - Educational ext)eriments..See,-BruzAuW.E.D1MATION EVE:WRIik1ENTS,im 450. EDUCATIONAL LEAGUE1-0$THEIflGHÈ EDUCATIONOFORPIIt66S.: Alfred A. Benesch, Society fi)r-a.vinksliunding,*Clevelaaud,.Ohio; .ilarryS. Dasch,336 , *1 Engineers ,Building,Cleveland, Ohio. . _. _;:--.:' .:.- .: . Educ:aiotial-_method.Sec N-AajoN-m., 1.Duc.vri6N Assi)etAn.cf;,-bFA3ARTNLENTOF -, I . 0 4, , . : SUPERVISORS.ANDPlilEcor()als. N ...... 4 , .. , r eS ... . .v.. , DVCAnO AL REDoaDsEuuMr repiike_pt, -. - ... _,. EDUCATIONAL' RESEARCHA-tiiioquiici.N.' See:Amit-RIC:k.iEDUCATION.ALRESEARCH . . --i, ASSOCIATION. - 4'; a, o EDWIN GOULD' FOU DAn4?FQ1tUItDRE.See,Vige. 51.

Electricity.See AMIMICAN INSTITUTEOF ELECTRICAL ENGI N EER S. . . . Elementary schools.See NATIONALEDITC4TIONASSOCIATION,DEPARTMENTOF ELEMENTARY SCHPOLPRINCIPALS. .. r r ELIZABETH MCCORMICK MEMORIAL FUND. Seepage 51. . Enkineering. a See AMERICANINSTITUTEOr CHEMICAL ENoINEERS;AMERICANIN- -":--:--inTrume , orELECTRICAL ENGINEERS;AMERICANSOCIETYOFCIVILENGINEERS; AMERICANSOCIETY OF MECHANICAL tritINEERS;SOCiETYFOR THE-PROMOTION. OF ENGINEEFING EDUCATION. ...h I I English.-_See COLLEGECONFEREXWEON ENGLISHIN THE CENTRAL ATLANTIC STATES; NLAtID EMPIRE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION,COUNCIL OfFENGLISH; NATIONALCOUNCILOFTEACtataiOF EN9LISH ;NEW ENGLAND4i3sQCIATIONOr TEACHERSOFENGLISH. _ .. Examination bóard.Bee COLLEGE 0 ENTRANCEErAin7ATIONBoAsq; NEw &wars. J ENGLAND COLLEGEE NTRAI4CE CliRTIFICATEBOARD; SECONDARYEDUCATIONBOARD,1-zz--6: 1

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- 111110.----ta. ...L., 18 EDUCATION AI/DIRECTORY, 1 7 Exteptional chilOren. SeeAMERICAN ASSOCIATION ONMENTAL DEFICIENCY;NA. TIONALCONFERENCE OF JUVENILE AGENCIES.See al8oINTFMNATIONAL COUNCIL FOREXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN ;INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR CRIPPLEDCHILDIZNI page G. See alsounderBlind; Deaf. Extension education. SeeNATIONALUNIVERSITYEXTENSION ASSOCIATION. sie also under Adult Education. Family education. See INTERNATIONALCOMMISSION OF THE CONGRESSES ON FxMILY EDUCATION.' See page 55. FAMILY WELFARE ASSOCIATION OFAMERICA, 130 EastTwenty-second Street, New York, N. Y.: Stanley P.Davies, 105 E.ast Twenty-secondStroet, New iurk, N. Y.; LintonB. Swift, 130 East Twenty-second Street,New York, N. Y.The 'Family.16nos.The News Letter.10nos. %FARM WOMEN'S NATioNAL CONGRESS: Mrs.Fannie M. Klinck, Clarksville, Iowa; Mrs. Nettie Dennison, Vermillion,.S. Dak. FARMERS_ EDUCATIONAL AND COOPERATIVE UNION OFAmmucA, Kankakee, Ill.: E. E. Everson, St.Charles, S. ipak.; E. E. Kennedy, Kankakee,Ill.Novem- ber 17, 1936.National Union Farmer.bin. FEDERATED COUNCIL ON' ART EDUCATION,745 Fifth Avenue,NeW Ydrk,N. Y.: Royal B. Farnum, Rhode IslandSchool of Design, Providence,R. I.;LeonL Winslow, 3 East Twenty-fifth Street,Baltimore, Md. FEDERATIONFORCHILDSTUDY.See CHILD STUDY ASSOCIATION OFAMERICA, INC. FEDERATIONOFCOLLEGE CATHOLIC) CLUBS, 3743Spruce Street, Philadelphia, Pa.: Newman Mallon, 72Lyndhurst Avenue, Toronto, Canada ;Margaret Ann Hogan, 39 WashingtonStreet, Natick, Mass. NewmanNews.q. Federation of Teachers. See AMERICAN FEDERATION OFTEACHERS. Feeble-minded. See AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OFMENTAL15EFICIENCY. Fellowships. See AMERICANFIELD SERVICE FELLOWSHIPS FORFRENCH-UNIVERSI- TIES,INC.,page50. Fire.SceNATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION 'ASSOCIATION. Faoreigntravel.See KAHN FOUNDATION FORFORMGN TRAVEL OF Mama's TEACHERS, page 51. ;AMERICAN TREE ASSOCIATION; O Forestry.See AMERICAN FORESTRYASSOCIATION SOCIETYOFAMERICAN FORESTERS. FRANCISCAN EDUCATIONALCONFERENCE: Very Rev. Thomas Plassman,gt.Bona- venture's Seminary, St.Bonaventure, N. Y.; Very Rev. Claude Vogel,Capuchin College; Brookland, D. 0,Report. Fraternities.See NATIONAL INTERMATERNITYCONFERENCE. FRENCH UravEasmica POST,AMERICAN LEGION : Lt. Col. E. N. Cooke Rogers, 225 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y.Cornell Club, New York, N. Y. FRIENDSCOeNCIL07EDUCATION; Stanley R. Yarnall, GermantownFriends

.School, Germantown,Pa.;Hadassab M. Leeds, 1025 Westview Street, Mount .Airy, Philadelphia,Pa.October 8, 1936. GENERAL EDUCATIONBOARD. Seepage51. GENERAL FEDERATION OFWOMEN'S CLUBS, 1734 N Street NW., Washington, D.C.: 1734 N Street NW., Washington, D. C.; Mrs. ,o Mrs. Roberta Campbell Lawson, Tulsa, Oklahoma, I John S. Harvey, 1325 SixthAvenue, Huntington, W. Va. April 26 to May 1, 1937.The Clubwoman.m. Genetic Association.See AMERICAN GENETIC ASSOCIATION. Geography.See AmEamuirGEOGRAPHICALSOCIETY;ASSOCIATIONorAMERICAN GEOGRApIERS ;NATIONAL COUNCIL OF GEOGRAPHY TEACHERS ;NATIONAL Giro. GRAPHIC' Soonury ; PANAMERICAN -INSTITUTEOFGloamminr AND HISTORY.

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GEOLOGICALSOCIETYOF AMERICA W. C. Mendenhall,U. S. GeologicalSurvey, Washington, D. C.; Charles P. Berkey,419 West DOneHundred and Seven- teenthStreet, New York,N. Y.Cincinnati, Ohio,December 28-30, 1936. Bulletin of The GeologicalSociety of America. Proceedings.Memoirs. Rpecittl Papers.Bibliography -andIndex of.Geology, exclusive ofNorth America.

Girl Reserve Department..(part of theY. W. C. A. movement):Seek.NAnoNAL ÇIRL RESERVE DEPARTMENT(PARTOF THE Y. W. C.À.MOVEMENT). GIRL Scours,INC., 570Lexington Avënue,New York, N. Y.:Mrs. Herbert Hoover, 510 Lexington Avenue,New York, N.Y.; Mrs. Thomas J.Watson, 570 Lexington Avenue,'NewYork, N. Y.Cincinnati, Ohio,October 14-16, 1936. Girl Scout Leader,10nos. Guggenheim Foundation. See JOHN SIMONGUGGENHEIM MEMORIALFouNDATION, page51. Guidance.Sec NATIONALFEDERATIONOF BUREAUSOF OCCUPATIONS; NATIONAL VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE ASSOCIATION. Hard of Hearing.See AMERICANSOCIETYFOR THE HARD OF HEARING. HARMON FOUNDATION. Seepage51. Har6rd clubs. See ASSOCIATEDHARVARD CLUBS.. 'MEADMASTERS ASSOCIATION:Seaver B. Buck,TlieBerkhira School, Sheffield, Mass.; Charles C. Tillinghast,The HoraceMannSchoolfor Boys, NewYork, N. Y.February 1937. BEAD MISTRESSES ASSOCIATIONOF THE EAST: Mary E. Calhoun, 309 WestNinety- second Street, New York, N.Y.; CourtneyCarroll, theBennett School, Mill- brook, N. Y. HEAD MISTRESSES ASSOCIATIONOF THE MIDDLE WEST: Edna F. Lake,Laurel School;Cleveland, Ohio; Elizabeth Singleton,The Girls LatinSchool of Chicago; Chicago, Ill.Toledo, Ohio,Maumee Valley CountryDay School; fall, 1936. HEADgISTRESSESASSOCIATIONOF THE PACIFIC COAST:Barbara13urke,3065 Jackson Street, San-Francisco, Calif.; FloraA. Randolph, 2962Derby Street, Berkeley, Calif.San Francisco,Calif., November 6and 7, 1936.,,, Health.See AMERIC4NMOUTHHEALTH ASSOCIATION;AMERICAN NURSES Asso- CIATION ; AMERICAN PuBuc HEALTH ASSOCIATION; AMERICAN STUDENT HEALTH ASSOCIATION; NATIONALEDUCATION ASSOCIATION,DEPARTMENTOF SCHOOL HEALTHAND PHYSICAL EDUCATION;NATIONAL HEALTHCOUNCIL;NATIONAL One GANIZATION FOR PUBLIC HEALTHNURSING; SOCIETYOFSTATE DIRECTORSOF HEALTHAND PHYSICAL EDUCATION. A HENRY C. FRICKEDUCATIONAL COMMISSION.See page 51. Highway education.See PAN AMERICANCONFEDERATIONFOR HIGHWAY EDUCA- TION. See a1so HIGHWAYEDUCATION BOARD,page51. HISPANIC SOCIETYOFAMERICA (THE):Archer M. Huntington,1 East Eighty- ninthStreet, New York,N. Y.; jlerbertAdams, One hundredfifty-sixth Stree44 West ofBroadway, NewYork, N. Y. IlisforiSee AMERICANCATHOLIC HISTORICALASSOCIATION;AMERICAN HIS- TORICAL ASSOCIATION;MIDDLE STATESASSOCIATIONOFHISTORY TEACHERS;MLS- SISSIPPI VALLEY HISTORICALASSOCIATION;NATIONAL HISTORICAL SOCIETY;NEW ENGLAND HISTORY TiAcHliase . ASSOCIATION;PAN AMERICANINSTITUTEOF GlEoo- RAPHY ANDHISTORY. * Homeand school.See INTERNATIONALFEDERATIONOFHOMEAND SCHOOL, Page 56. 1

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Home economics.See AMERICAN DIETETIC ASSOCIATION ;AMERICANIII)IrE ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION; NATIONALEDUCATIONASSOCIATION, DEPARTMENTop SUPERVISORS AND TEACHERS OF HOME EpoNOMICS ;NEW ENGLANDII.)NIF. ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION. HOmeeducation. SeeINTERNATIONAL COMMISSION Of THECONGRESSESOSFAMil y EDUCATION,page55. Home study.SeeNATIONAL HOME STUDY COUNCIL. Honor societies. SeeINTERNATIONAL HONORARY SocIrrY FOR HIGHSci1(101, JOUliNALISTS; NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYOFSECONDARY SCHOOLS. Hospitals. SeeAMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION; AMERICAN MEDICAL ASNot. TION. Humane education. See AMERICA HUMANE EDUCATION SOCIETY. - Immigrant education. SeeNEW YORK ADULT EDUCATION.COUNCIL. Industrial education.See WOMEN'S EDUCATIONALANDINDL,STRIAL UNION. Industrial Relations Association. SeeAMERICAN MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION. INLAND EMPIKE EDUCATION ASSOCIATIUN:E.R. Jinnett, John Rogers iiizh School. Spokane, Wash.; James A. Burke, Spokane, Wash. INLANDEMPIRE.EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, COUNCILOFENGLISH:Jeannette E. falthy, NorthCentral High School, Spokane, Wash.; MarianPet.tis,Lewis -and Clark HighSchoOl,Spokane, Wash.Sp4)kane, Wash.; first week of April 1937. e INI-AND EMPIRE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, COUNCIL01;vPSYCHOLOGYANDEDITA- TION:W. S. StevemStateNormal Collge, Ellensburg, Wash.; C. W. Stone, Stpte College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. INLAND EMPIRE EDUCATION. AssociAnoN, COUNCIL OFVTEACIIERSOF-MATHE- MATICS :Harry H. Irwin, WashingtonState College'; Pullman, Wash.; Pau! Wright,Davenpoit,Wash. INSTITUTEOFFAMILY RELATIONS,. 331-3 Consolidated Building, Sixth and Hill Streets, LosAngeles, Calif.: George, Dock, Altadena, Calif.; Paul Popefloe, Altfidena,Calif. INSTITUTE OF WOMEN'S PROFESSIONAL RELATIONS:Mrs.CatherineFilene Shouse, 1060 NationalPress, Building, Washington, D.C.°;Mrs. Chase Goinz Woodhouse, Connecticut College, New London, Conn. Women'sWork aa¡I Education.q. Insurance.See-AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONOFUNIVERSITY TEACHMSOFINSURANCE; TEACHERS' INSURANCEANDANNUITY ASSOCIATIONOFAMERICA. INTER-AMERICAN COMMISSIONOFWOMILN. Seepage54. da INTER-AMERICAN FEDERATIONOFEDUCATION.Seepage55. INTERCOLLEGIATE NEWSPAPER ASSOCIAnONOF THEMIDDLE ATLANnC STATES: David E. Hepford, Dickinson College,Carlisle, Pa.; Charls A. Wright, Temple UniverSity, Philadelphia, Pa.Allentown, Pa., Muhlenhurg College Noveinber 1936.Intercollegiate Newspaper Association News BOetin.ir. Interfraternity Conference.SeeNATIONAL INTERFRATERNITY CONFERPICK INTERNATVALARTCONGRESS.Seepogo55. INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATIONOF UNIVERSITIES,Seepage55.

INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN'S CREATIVE LITERATURE LEAGUE.See ¡Mtge 55. . IN'I'ERÑATIONAL COMMISSIONOF THECONGRESSESONFAMILYEDUCATION. See page55- e INTERNATION4COMMITTICEFpsMENTAL HYGIENE.Seepage55. INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCEONSOCIAL WORK.?geepage55. INTERNATIONAL CONGRESSOFPROFESSORSOFSECONDARY EDUCATION. Seepage55.

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IN1F3NATIONALCONGRESSOF THE HISTORY OF SCIENCEAND TIXIINOI..00T. See . pa ge 55. \ INTERNATJONALCOUNCILOF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION. Seepage56. , , INTERNATIONALEDUCATIONBOAT&Scepage56. es. INTERIATIONAL bDUCATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE.SecNATIONAL BUREAUOFIN- . 6 TERATIONALEDUCATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE,page56. a INTERNATIONALFEDERATION'iaHOMEAND SCHOOL. Sc.('page54. Sea INTERNATIONAL FEDERATIONOF LIBRARY ASS&IATIONS.Seepage56. , INTFIINTIONÀLGRENFELL A§SOCIATION. Seepage 56. .. ., . INTERATIoNALHONORARYSKIMFORHIGH SCHOoLJOURNALISTS.Ñecpage56. International LIMA Sce CONFERENCE*OF TEACHERSOF INTOINATIONAL LAW. INTERNATIONALLEAGUEOF TEACHER-MOTHERS.Secpage-56. INTI.RNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR BUSINESS EDUCATION. SETpage56.3 ,INTI:RsTATE ScHooL BUILDIN6 SERVICE:J..B. Calhoun, Stat&Department of Edu- cation, Nashville, Tenn.; Ray L.Hanlon, Peabody College,Nashvillo, Tenn. INVESTMENT BANKERS .ASSOCI_TIONOF AMERICA, 31 South Clark Street; Chicago, Ill.:OrHn G.Wood,16State Street, Boston,Mass.; RobertStev.enson,3:1 South Clark Street,Chicago, Ill.Augusta, Ga., December2-6,1936. In- vestment Banking.10nos. Italian Language.sec AMERIcAN ASSOCIATIONOF TEACHERS oFITALIAN. JAMES D. PHELAN FOUNDATION.Seepage51: JEsurr EDUCATIONALASSOCIATIO:t, MIDDLE STATES-AND MARYLAND: Very Rev. 'Joseph A.'3;lurphy,501 East FbrdhamRoad, New York, N.Y.; E. B. Rooney, 55 East Eighty-fourthStreet, New York, N.Y.Midwest Section:Rev. Gil- 'bert J.Garragban, LoyolaUniversity, Chicago, Ill.;Hey. Calvurt Alexander, 'St. Mary's College,St. Mary's, Kans. . .J suits.See ASSOCIATIONOF AMERICAN COLLEGESAND HIGH SCHOOLSOF THE OCIETY OF JESUS; ASSOCIATIOisiOF THE UNWFIISInESAND COLLEGESOF THE SOCIETYorSEsus. .' )lewish EducationalOrganizations.Sec.pages 52-54. * , . -Jo'nNF. SLATER FUND.Seepage51. . JOINT Voc.vrioNAL StmvicE,INC., 130 EastTwenty-second Street,New York, N. Y.: ElinorBlirkman, 71 WestForty-seventh Street,New York, N.Y.; Elizabeth MacKenzie,99 Park Avenue, NewYork',N. Y. . . Journalism.See AMERICAN'-ASSOCIATIONCiFSCI-10OLSAND1DEPARTMENTS OF JOURNALISM;AMERICANASSOCIATIONOF TEACHERSOFJOURNALISM;CoUNCIL ON EDUCATIONFOR JOURNALISM; INTERNATIONAL IfONORARY.;OCIETYtFoRHiGH as SCHOOL JOURNALISTS. I . JUDGE BAKERGUIDANCE CENTER. Seepage 51. , JUILLIAlpMUSICAL FOUNDATION. ROCpage51. JULIUSAND ROSA SACHS FOUNDATION. See_page 51. hum; ROSENWeALDFrND.°Seepage51. , JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT,INC., 33 PearlStreet, Springfield, Mass.:Horace A. Moses, 0 West Springfield,Mass.; GeorgeE. %Williamson, WestSpringfield, Mass. West Springfield,Mass. , Junior Colleges.SeeAMERICAN ASSOCIATIONor JoNIORCoLi:EGEs. . JUNIOR REDCROSS. SeeAMERICAN JUNIOR REDCROSS. . JuvenileOrganizations,SeeAYERICANJUNIOA REDCRoadBOY Spursor alb AMERICA; BOYS' CLUBSOF AMERICA; CAMP FIRE GIRLS; CATHOLICBOYS BRIGADE, U.S..6,GIRL SCOUTS;-JUNIORACHIEVEMENT, INC.;NATIONAL CONFER- I ENCE OF JUVENILEAGENCIES; NATIONAL GIRLRESERVE DEPARTMENT(PARTOF THE Y. W. C. A. MOVEMENT);NATIONAL TUBERCULOSISASSOCIATION;PATHFIND. ow or AWE/LW&

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Juvenile reading.See PAYNE FUND,page 52. 1 KAHN FOUNDATION FOR THE FOREIGN TRAVELOF AMERICAN TEACHERS. SeC11;1ZE. 51. KELLOGG FOUNDATION.SCCpage52. Kindergart,ep.See ASSOCIATIONFOR CHILDHOOD EDUCATION;NATIONALEtwri. TION ASSOCIATION, DEPARTMENT OF KI7DERGARTEN PRIMARYEDUCATION; NA- TIONAL KINDERGARTEN ASSOCIATION. SeC also KOSCIUSZKOFOUND1TION,11;40 56). Labor legislalion.See AMERICANASSOCIATIONFORLABORLEGISLATION. as Land-grantcolleges.gee AssocIATIONoLAND-PILANTCOLLEGESAND UNIFI- SITII.:8;AsSOCIATIONOFDEPARTMENTSOF EDUCATIONIN STATE UNIvERITILk, AND LAND-GRANT COLLEGES.;CONFERENCEOFNEGRO LAND-GRANTCOLLEGEs. LEAGUEOF LIBRARY COMMISSIONS:Frank L. Totman,StateEduca.tionDepart- ment, Library Extension,Albany, N.Y.; F1IzabethT. Williams,Free Public Library Department,Montpelier, Vt.

Learned societies. See AMERICAN%COUNCILOF LEARNED SocIETIEs DEvoTEDTo IIUMANISTIC. STUDIES. *Legal Education.See AMERICANBAR ASSOCIATION;AssocEvrioNOF Amriur.k. LAW SCHOOLS;CONFERENCEOF TEACHERSOF INTERNATIONAL LAW'. LEOPOLD SCHEPPFOUNDATION.Seepage 52. Librarians.Sec NATIONALASSOCIATIONOF STATE LIBRARIANS. Libraries.See AMERICANASSOCIATIONOF LAW LIBRARIES; AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION; AMERICANLIBRARYINSTITUTE; LEAGUEOFLIBRARY COMMIS- SIONS ; MEDICAL LIBRARYASSOCIATION;MIDDLE EASTERNLrBRARY ASSOCiA114/N: SPECIAL LIBRARIESASSOCIATION. Seealso STATELIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS,Ung0 61; INTNATIONAL FEDERATIONOF LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS,'page 56. Libraryco O missions.Sec.EXECUTIVE, Oiicvis4OF THE STATE LIBRARY COMMIS- SIONS, page 60; LEAGUEOF LIBRARY 01BAMISSIONS 'LINGUISTICSOCIETYOF AMERICA, University of Pennsylvania,Philadelphia, Pa.: G. T. Flom:University 4ofIllinois, Urbana,Ill.; RolandG.kent-,university of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia,'Pa. Chicago,Ill., December28-30,V36. Language. 4nos.Supplements. Lip reading.See NATIONAL EDUCATIOINASSOCIATION,DEPARTMENTOFLIP RE\D- ING. Management Association.See AMERICANMANAGEMENTASSOCIATION. Marketing.SeeNATIONALASSOCIATIONOF MARKETING TEACHERS. MATHEMATICAL.iSSOCIATIONOF :D. R. Curtiss,Northwestern Univer- sits', Evanston,Ill.;W. D. Cairns,OberlinCollege, Oberlin, Ohio.'Durham, N. C., December1936, andState College, Pa.,September 1937.Ameritan MathematicalMonthly.10nos. Mathematics: PeeAMERICAN MATHEMATICALSOCIETY; ASSOCIATION OF TEAPCHERS OF MATHEMATICSIN NEW ENGLAND; ASSOCIATIONCOY TRIACHERSOF MATIIE-

MATICS IN THE MIDDLESTATESAND MARYLAND; CENTRALASSOCIATION 01? ZCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS TiACHERS;INLAND EMPIREEDUCATIONASSOCIA- TION, COUNCILOF TEACHERSOF MATHEMATICS; MATHEMATICAL ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA ; NATIONAL COUNCIL.OF TEACHERS OF MATHEMATICS.See also INTERNATIONALCOMMISSIONON THE TEACHINGOF MATHEMATICS,page55. MATHESON FOUNDATION. Seepage 52. MEDICAL LIBRARYASSOCIATION:Dr. W. W. Francis,McGill University, Montreal, CanadA;Janet Doe, 2 EastiOnehundred thirdStreet, New York, N.Y.Rich- mono), VC Bulletinof the MedicalLibraryAssociation.q. . Medicine. SeeAMERICANMEDICALASSOCIATION; AMERICANMEDICAL ASSOCIA- TION, COUNCILON MEDICAL EDUCATIONAND Hosprrsza; ASSOCWITONOF AMERI:

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MEDIEVALAtADEMtOF AMERICA, 1430 MassachuSetts Aventie, Cambridge, Mass.: Charles Henry Beeson, University of Chicago,Chicago, Ill.; G4 W. Cottrell, Jr., 1430 Massachusetts. Avenue, Cambridge, Mass.; Boston, Mass., April 24, 1937. Speculum.q. Mental'Higiene.See NATIONAL COMMITTEEFORMENTAL HYGIENE.Sec also INTERNATIONALCOMMITTEEFORMETAL HYGWNE,page55. Sterdist Episcopal Church. See EDUCATIONAL AssociAnoNOF THEMETnonIsT I;NSCOPALCHURCH. MIDDICit EASTERN LORARY ASSOCIATION :Amy Winslow, Enoch Pratt Free Library, Baltimore,Md.; Clark T. Wisotskl, Enodi Pratt Free Lilyrary, Baltimre,Md.; spring, 1937. MIDDLE FATES ASSOCIATION .OFCOLLEGES NI;)SECONDARY SCHOOLS: Cha rles.C. Tillinghast, HoraceMann Shool, New Ybrk, N. Y.;George W. McClelland, Universityof Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. MIDDLESTATES ASsOCIATIoN OF HISTORY AND SoCIAL SCIENCE TEAcHERs: Ella Donn,36ucher 41ege, Baltimore, Aid., F,rling M. Hunt, Teachers College. Columbia UniversiO\ New York, N. Y. Prodings.an. MID-WESTASSOCIATION OF DIRECTORS OF PHYSICAL EDUCATIONFORWOMENIN COLLEGES ANDUNIVERSITIES: Central section. Mary It, McKee, University of lissouri, Columbia, Mo., Gladys E. Leonard, University of Sout h Dakota, Vermillion,S.Dak. Mid-Westernsection.Gert rudeianchestr,Ohio Weslyan University, Delaware, Ohio; Elizabeth Abbott, Northwestern Uni- . . versity, Evanston, Ill. MIDWESTERN, PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION : Harvey A. Carr, University of Cy- cago,Chicago, Ill.; A. G. Bills, University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill.Urbana, IW,April 1937.Midwestern Psychological Association Yearbook. MILBANIC MEMORIAL FUND. Sedpage52. Militarygchools.See ASSOCIATIONOFMILITARY COLLEGESANDSCHOOLS. MILITARY TRAINING CAMPS ASSOCIATION OFTHE UNITED STATES: Charles B. Pike, 6 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Ill.;Tom IL Wyles, 6 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Ill. kr MISSIONARY EDUCATIONMOVEMENTOF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA :Sue Weddell, 25 EastTwenty-secondStreet, New York, N. Y.; FranklinD. Cogswell, 150 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. MISSISSIPPI VALLEY HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION:E. E. Dale, Norman, Okla.; Mrs. C. S. Paine, Lincoln, Nebr. Modern Health Crusade.See NATIONAL TUBERCULOSIS- ASSOCIATION.

MODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCIAnONorAMERICA:.Carleton Brown, New York Uni- versity, New York, N. Y.; Percy W. Long, 100Washington SquareEast, New York N. Y:. Ilithmond and Williamsburg,Va.,'December20-31, 1936. Modern Language Association.5nos. Mcvlem Languages. See AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONOFTEACHERSOFFRENCH; AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONOFTEACHERSOFGERMAN; AMERICANASSOCIATIONOF TEACHERSOFITALIAN; AMFILICAN AiiSOCIATIONOFTEACHERSOFSPANISH; ASSOCIATIONOFMODERN LANGUAGE TEACHERSOF THE CENTRAL WESTAND SOUTH;ASSOCIATION'OF MODERNLANGUAGE TEACHERSOF THEMIDDLE STATES AND MARYLAND; MODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCIATIONOFAMERICA; NATIONAL FED- ERATION OF MODERN LANGUAGETEACHERS;NEW ENipLANDplODERN LANQUAGE ASSOCIATRIN;SOCIETtDESPROFESSEURS FRANÇAISENAME/IIQUE;SOCIETYFOR THE ADVANCEMENTOF THESCANDINAVIANSTUDY. Mothers. Bee NATIolyALCONGRESSOFCOLORED.PARENTSANDTEACHERS;NATIONAL et CONGRESSOF PARENTSAND TEACHERS; NATIONAL COUNCILOF PARENT EDUCA- TION. .keeaMo INTERNATIONALLEAGUEOFTEACHER-MOTHFRS,page 56.

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MOTION PICTUREPRODUCERSAND DISTRIBUTORSOF AMERICA, INC.; Will II. Days, 28 Wesit Forty-fourthStreet, New York, N. Y.;Carl E. Milliken, 28\vest Forty-fourthStreet, New York, N. Y. Motion pictures.See MOTION PICTURE PRODUCERSAND DISTRIBUTORS OF AMF1:1( INC.;NATIONAL ACADEMYOF VISUAL INSTRUCTION; 1ATIONAL MOTION RE LEAGUE See alsp Bureauof Commercial Economics,page50. Mountain workek. See CONFERENCEOF SOUTHERN MOUNTAIN WORKERS. Mouth health.See AMERICAN MOUTHHEALTH ASSOCIATION. Municipalleague.See NATIONALMUNICIPAL LEAGUE. Municipal universities.Sec ASSOCIATIONOFURBAN UNIVERSITIES. a' Museums. SceAMERICAN ASSOCIATIONOF MUSEUMS; ASSOCIATION OFART MuSEUM DIRECToRS. MUS.C. Sec EASTERN MUSICEDUCATORS' CONFERENCE;MUSIC TEACHERSNA- TIONAL ASSOCIATION ; NATIONALASSOCIATIONOF SCHOOLS OF MUSIC; NATIONAL FEDERATION OFMUSIC CLUBS;NATION:Ù. S.CHOOLBAND ASSOCIATION;NATIoNAL SCHOOLBAND ORCHESTRAASSOCIATION; SOUTHERN CONFERENCEFOR Music EDUCATION. Sec alsoJUILLIARD MUSICALFOUNDATION,page 51;NATIONAL BUREAUFoR THE ADVANCEMENTbirMUSIC,page 52. MrUsIc EDUCATORSNA AL CONFERENCE, 64 East JacksonBoulevard, Chicago, Ill.: Herman E.S ith,1111 North TenthStreet, Milwaulwe,Wis.;C. V. Buttelman;64 EtJacksonBoulevard, Chicago,Ill.;Music ,Educators Journal. 6nos. Music TEACHERSNATIONAL.ASSOCIATION:Earl V. Moore,University ofMichigan, Ann Arbor, Mich.;D. M. Swarthout,University ofKansas, Lawrence,Kang Chicago, Ill., December28-30, 1936.Proceedings. NARcoTIo EDUCATIOWASSOCIATION. See INTEiNATIONALNARCOTIC EDUCATION ASSOCIATION,page56. NATIONALACADEMYOF SCIENCES. 2101 ConstitutionAvenue, Washington,D. C.: FrimkIt.Lillie, National-Academy of Sciences,2101 ConstitutionAvenue, Washington, D.C.;Fred E. Wright,National Academyof Sciences. 2101 Constitution Avenue,Washington,D. C.Chicago, Ill.,November 10-18, 1936. Proceedings of theNationalAcademy of Sciences.m. NATIONAL ACADQ1YOF VISUAL INSTRUCTION.See NATIONALEDUCATION Asso- CIATION, DEPARTMEN'TOF VISUAL INSTRUCTION. NATIONAL ADVISORYCOUNCILON RADIO IN EDUCATION, 60 EastForty-second Street, New York, N.Y.: Dr. Robert A.Millikan,California Instituteof Technology,Pasadena, Calif.;LeverIng Tyson,601EastForty-secondStreet, New York, N. Y.Washington,D. C., December10-12, 1936. NATIONAL ADVISORY COUNCILON SCHOOL BUILDING PROBLEMS:Dr. Arthur B. Moehlman, University of Michigan,A %.1 Arbor, Mich.;Alice Barrows,United States Office ofEducation,Washingto .C. NATIONAL AMATARATHLETICFEDERATIONOF AMERICA, MEN'S DIVISION:COL Henry Ereckinridge,39 Broadway, NewYork, N. Y.;John L. Griffith, Hotel Sherman, Chicago,Ill. ,NATIONAL AMATEUR ATHLETICFEDERATIONOF AMERICA, WOMEN'SDIVISION, 303 WestForty-secondStreet, New York,N. Y.; Secretary,Mary Van 'Borg, 303 West FortSseco-ndStreet, New York,N. Y.MonthlyNews Letter. .NATIONALASSOCIATION176R AMERICANSPEECH:Dagmar Perkins,174 West eventy-oixth Stréet,New York, N.Y.; MargaretA. Ahearn,203 West One Hundredand EighthStreet,'New York,N. Y. NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONFOS ART EDUCATION, 250East Forty-thirdStreet, New York, N. Y.:Royal B.Farnum, RhodeIsland Schoolof Design,Providence, R. I.;Raymond P. Ensign,250 EastForty-thirdStreet, Newkiork,N. Y. ^NationalAssociation forArt EducationBulletin.10nos. AMERICANEDUCATIONALASSOCIATIONS 25

ATIONALASSOCIATIONFOR RESEARCHINSCIENCETEACHING:W. G. Whitman, State Teachers College, Salem, Mass.;S. R. Powers,Teachers College,Colum- bia -University, New York,N. Y.New Orleans,La., February21-23, 1937. Journal of ScienceEducation. i NATIONAL ASSOCIATION roilTHE ADVANCEMENTOF COLOREDNOME: J.E. Spingarn, 110 EastSeveniy!eighthStreet, NewYork, N. Y.;*falterWhite, 69 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.The Crisis.m. % NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONFOR THESÚi5YOF THE PLATOONOlt NVORK-STUDY-PLAY SCHOOL ORGANIZATION: Grace Bridges,Portland PublicSchools,Portland, Oreg.; J. W. Standley,Principal, TollestoinSchool, Gary, Ind,The Pla,toon School. NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONOF ACCREDITEDCOMMERCIAASCEIOOLS:B. F. Williams,Des Moines, Iowa;,H. E. V. Porter,Jamestown, N. Y.Cleveland, Ohio,December 27, 1936. Accredited`News. q. 4NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONOF APPOINTMENT SECRETARIES. SeeAlliericailgollege Personnel, Association. NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONOFAUDUBON SOCIETIES,1775 Broddway, NewYork, N. Y.: alKermit Roosevelt, 1775Broadway,*New York, N. Y.;William P.Wharton, Groton, Mass.New York, N.Y., October 27,1930. Bird-Lore.inn. NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONOF' BIBLICAL INSTRUCTQRS:S. Ralph Harlow,Smith Col- lege, Northampton, Mass.; Carl E. Purinton,A.delphiColiege,Garden City, N. Y.; New York, N. Y., December28 and 29, 1936.Journal of theNational Association of Biblical Instructors'.q. ,. vkt, NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONOF BOARDS OFPIIARMAC4Y,130 NorthWells Strefq, Chicago, 04 Ill.:MacChilds,Eldorado,Kans.;II. C. Christensen,130 North WellsStreet, ; Chicago, Ill. .NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONOFCOLLEGE WOMEN:Vivian J. Cook,2028 MeCulloh Street, Baltimore, Md.;Esther P. Shaw, 1111Columbia RoadNW., Washing- ton, D. 0. Easter Week, 1937.The Jóurnalof the National Association I " of College Women. 12nos.The Bulletin.q. NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONOF COLLEGIATEDEAN%sAND REGISTRARSINNEGRO SCHOOLS: William H. Wiggins,Prairie ViewState Normaland Industrial College, PrIairie View,Texas;S. Herbert Adams,Johnson C.Smith University, Char- lotte, N: C. Baton Rouge, La., SouthernUniversity, February1937.Annual Proceedings. NATIONAL 'ASSOCIATIONOFCO3IMERCIAL TEACHERTRAINING INSTITUTIONS: Fred- erick G.Nichols, Harvard University,Cambridge, Mass.;Vernal H. Car- michael, Ball State TeachersColleie,Muncie, Ind. NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONOFDEANSANDADVISERSOFMEN:D. S. Lancastet, Univ. ersity of *Alabama, University,Ala.; Don H. Gardner, Universityof Akron, Akron, Ohio. Austin, Tex., April 1-3,1937. s NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONOFDEANSOFWOMEN.See NATIONAL EDUCATIONASSOCIA. TION, Department of Deans of WOHlen4 NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONOrDiREcnioEsOFPHYSICAL EDUCATION 'FORCOLLEGE WOMEN: Rosalind Cassidy, Mills College, MillsCollege, Calif.;Edna F. Munro, Indiana University, /316omington,Dd. Report. NATIONALAN34,CIATIONOF EDUCATIONAL BIWADOASTERS: 11. B. McCarty,Univer- sity of Wiiçonsin, Madison, Wis.;B. B. (Brackett, Univeniityof Spun Dakota, Vermillion, g. Dak.; first week in September1936.\ NAnoruLASSOCIATIONOFHIGH SCHOOL SUPERV1 AND DIRECTORS : Paul D. Collier,MateSupervisor ofSecondaryEducatia,State Capitpl, Hartford, Colin.; T. J. Dempsey, Jr., State High ßchpolS rvisor, Athens, Ga. New Orleans, La.,Febivary20-25, 1937. Th kh ool Quarterly. . . 26 EDUCATIONALDIRECTORY,1 937

NATIONAL 'ASSOCIATION OF MARKETING TEACHERS:Hugh E.Agnew, 100NV:lqi. 4iligton Square East, NewYork, N.Y.; MbertHaring, 1621MillardSirPet, sBethlehem,Pa.Chicago, Ill.,December1936.National Marketing,Ri.vjew, NATIONALASSOCIATIONOF PENMANSHIP TEACHERSAND SUPERVISERS: BerthaA. Connor, 15Beacon Street,Boston, Mass.;Mrs. AnneW. Cox, JohnW. Daniel

School, NewportNews, Va. AnnualReport. . NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONOF PRINCIPALSOF SCHOOLS 'FoR GIRLS:Alice G.11()winn(l, Shipley School,Bryn Mawr,Pa.; AliceM. Castle,Rowland ParkCountry School, Baltimore,Md.Yearbook. NATIONALASSOCIATIONOF PUBLIO-SCHOOLBUSINESS01PFICIALS: PaulH. Scloilz. Boardof Education;San Antonio,Tex.; 11, W.Cramblet, Boardof Educa- tion, Pittsburgh, Pa.St. Louis,Mo., HotelJefferson,October 12-16,MO. Proceedings. NATIONALASSOCIATIONOF REGIONAL STANDARDIZINGAGENCIES:JosephRnomer, George Peabody College forTeachers, Nashville,Tenn.; E.D. Grizzell,Uni- versity of Pennsylvania.Philadelphia, Pa.NPNV Orleans,La., February1!):;7. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OFgirlOOLSOF MUSIC: HowardHanson, EastmanSi hill)! of Music,Rochester, N.Y.; Burnet . C. Tuthill,SouthwesternCollege..31I'm- -phis, Tenn.Chicago, Ill.,December 1936.Bulletin ofthe NationalAss(icia.

tion of Schoolsof Music.an. . NATIONAL AÌSDCIATION OF SECONDARY SCHOOLPRINCIPALS.See NATIONALErm- CATION ASSOCIAtION,DITARTMENTOF SECONDARY SCHOOLPRINCIPALS. NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONOF SECRETARIESOF STATE TEACHMISASSOCIATIONS: W.p, King, HeyburnBuilding,Louisville,Ky.; Hugh Nixon,15 AshburtonPlace, Boston, Mass. NITONAL ASSOCIATION OF STATE UNIVERSInEsIN TRE UMTEDSTAITS OF AMERICA: R. D.Hetzel,Pennsylvania StateCollege, StateCollege,Pa.; A. H. Upham, MiamiUniversity, Oxford,Ohio.Transactions andProceedings.an. NATIONALASSOCIATIONOF TEACHERS' AGENCIES:PaulÀlbert,25 EastJacl:on Boulevard, Chicago,Ill.; H. S.Armstrong, 533Genesee ValleyTrustBuild- ing, Rochester,N. Y. NewOrleans, La.,February 1937. 0 NATIONALASSOCIATIONOF TEACHERSIN COLOREDSCHOOLS: 'RufusE. Clenutnt, LouisvilleMunicipal College,Louisville,Ky.; WIlliam W.Sakdérs,1034 Bridge Avenue,Charleston,W. Va.The Bulletin. NATIONALASSOCIATIONor TEACHERS or LAWIN COLLEGIATE SCHOOLSOF BUSI- . NESS: E. S. Wolaver, Universityof Michigan,Ann Arbor, Mich.E.'R.Dil- laron, Universityof Illinois, Urbana,Ill. NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONOF TEACHERSOFSPEECH: Maud May Babcock,Unitersity of Utah, SaltLake City,Utah; G. E.Densmore,.Universityof Michigan.Ann Arbor, Mich..St. Louis,Mo., December29-31, 1936.The QuarterlyJournalt of Speech.4nos. NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONOF THE STATE LIBRARIANS:Wilmer Lee Hall,Virginia State Library,Richmond,. Va.;Margaret C.Notton, IllinoisState Library, Springfield, Ill.Proceedings.an.

NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONorVISITINGTEACHERS. SeeAMERICANASSOCUTIONOF VISITING TEACHERS. NATIONAL BENEDICTINEEDUCATIONALASSOCIATION: Rt. Rev.Alcuin Deutsch, St. John'sUniversity, Collegeville,Minn.;RI.Rev. LambertBurtonSt. Martin's College, Laciy,Wash.,-JuneorJuly 1937. NATIONAL WARDOF THE YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIANALATIONS,600 Lexing- ton Avenue, New York,N. Y.: Mrs.:FredtileM. Paist,600 LexingtonAvenue New York, N. Y.;Mrs. William VanV. Hayes,600Lexington Avenue,New York, N. Y.Meets Monthly..The WomansPress.11nos. A s

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NATI(dAL'BUREAUFOR THE ADVANCEMENTOF MUSIC.Seepage 52. NATIONAL BUREAU OF ECONOMICRESEARCH,INC.,3819Brolway,New York N. Y: George Soule,1816Broadway, New yorik,N.y.fCharles A. 119 Broddway, NewYork, NY.Builletin. NATIONAL CATHOLIC EDUCATION.ALAssOCIATIoN : MoSt Rev. JohnB. Peterson & 351 Walnut Street, Manchester,N. H.;Rev. GeoggeJohnson, 1312;NIassachu. setts Avenue NW., Washington,D. C. NATIONAL CATHOLICWELFARECONFERENCE,DEPART1IENToF EDITATION. 1:1111 Massachusetts AvenueNW., Washington,D. C.:Most Hey.John B.Peterson chairman, Alanchester, N. H.; Rev.George Allison,131 Mussachusett Ave DueNW.,Washington,D. C. CHILD NATIONAL LAMAComsurnx;'loftierFolks,195EastTwenty-seeono Street, New York,N. Y.; Courtenay Dinwiddie,419FourthAvenue. New York, N. Y.The Ameri6nChild.9nos. NATIONAL CHILDWELFAREASSOCIATION,INC., 70 FifthAvenue, NewYork. N. Y.: John H. Finley,TimesAnnexBuilding, 229WestForty-thirdStreet, New York, N. Y.; Charles FrPowlison,70 FifthAvenue, NewYork,N. Y. NATIONAL OHILDfiEN'S HOME AND AID ASSOCIATIoN:C. LesterGreer.471 Parkway Avenue, Trenton, N.J.; C. V.Williams,203 NorthWabashAvenue,Chicago, Ill. Indianapolis, Ind. NATIONAL*CIVICFEDERzATION:Ralph L.Easley,ChairmanExecutive('ouni.il. 570 LexingtonAvenue, New Y.; York, N. Sidney L.Weedon.Educat iona1 Director, 570 LexingtonAvenue, NewYork, N. Y. NATIONAL COLLEGEPRESSASSOCIATION:Victor R.Portann,executives(wretary. University ofKentucky,Lexington,Ky. NATIONAL COLLEGIATEATHLETICASSOCIATION:Maj. J,L.Griffith, HotelSlwrma . C.hieago,Ill.; Frank W.Nicolson.WesleyanUniversity,Middletown,Conn, New York, N.Y., Deceniber28, 1936.Proceedings.an. NATIONAL COMMERCIALTEACHERSFEDFMAnON:IA.F. Tull,TheBusiness institute, Detroit, Mich.;J. MurrayHill, BowlingGreen, Ky.December 28-30. 1936. Federation Notes.3nos. NATIONALCOMMITTEEFOR MENTALFIYGIENE,INC., 50West FiftiethStreet, New York, N.Y.; Art14rH. Ruggles,Butler Hospital,Providence,R. I.; Clifford W. Beers, 50 West Fiftieth Street,New York,N. Y.Mental Hygiene,q. NATIONAL CommyrrEg FOR °THE STUDYOF JUVENILE READING.See PAYNEVUND, page 52. NATIONALCOMMITTEE OF: BuREAus OFOccUPATIONs: SceNATIoNAI.FEDERATIoNoF BUREAUSOF OCCUPATIONS. NATIONALCOMMITTEEON EDUCATIONBYRADA),1. MadisonAvenue,New York, N. Y.: Arthur G. Crane,Universityof Wyoming,Laramie, Wyo.;S. Howard Evans, 1MadisonAvenue, NewYork, N. Y.New York,N. Y.,January 18, 1937. Education byRadio.12nos. NAnONALCOMMITTEEON RESEARCH IN SECONDARYEDUCATION:E. J.Ashbaugh, chairman,MiamiUniversity. Oxford,Ohio; CarlA. Jessen,U. S. Officeof Education,%Washington,D. C. NATIONAL ComairrronON STANDARD REPORTSFOR INSTITUTIONSOF HIGHER EDUCA- TION : Lloyd Morey, Urbana,Ill.;G. H. Mew,EmoryUniversity, Ga. NATIONALCONFERENCEor BAR EXAMINERS:John H.Riordan,BalfourBuilding, SauFrapcisco,Calif.; WillShafroth, 1140North DearbornStreet, Chicagò,Ill. NATIONALCoicrEszNoEor JUVENILE Ammo=4. A.Pratt, LochRaven, Md.; E. L. Johnstone,Woodbine, N.J. . NAnONALCONFERZNCICOF.SOCIAL*MK: Edith Abbott,Graduate Schoolof Social .Service Adll.nistratkmo,FAculty Exchange,University ofChicago, Chicago, Ill.; HinvardR. Knight,82 NorthHigh Street,Columbus,Ohio.

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NATIONALCONFERENCE OF SUPERVISORSAND DIRECTORSOF INSTRUCTION. See NATIONALEDUCATIONASSOCIATION, DEPARTMENTOF SUPERVISORSAND DIRECTORS OF INSTRUCTION. NATIONALCONFERENCE ON EDUCATION METHOD.See NATIONAL EDUCATION S SO- CIATION, DEPARTMENTOFSUPEBVISORSAND DIRECTORSOF IOTRUCTION. NATIONALCONGRESSOF COLORED PARENTSAND TEACHERS, 20 Boulevard,N. E., 4Louisville, Ky::-_Mrs..E.D. Mack, 16-1".West St. CatherineStreet, Loilis . Ky.;Mrs. H. M. Reese,614 WhitneyStreet,.Albany, Ga.National Family. NATIONAL CONGRESS OF PARENTSANDTEACHERS, 1201SixteenthStreetNW., . Washington,D. C.:Mrs. B. F. Langworthy,"6 North MichiganAv.entie,Chi- cago, Ill.; William H.Bristow, 1201Sixteenth Street NW.,Was4ington,D. C. Richmond, Va:,May 4, 1937. TheNationalParent-TeacherMagazine.1 NATIONAL COUNCILFIRTHE SOCIAL STUDIES. SeeNATIONALEDUCATIONASSOCIA- TION, DEPARTMENTOF SOCIAL STUDIES. - NATIONAL COUNCILOF BUSINESS EDUCATION: Paul S.Lomax, New Yorkglni- veisity,New York, N.Y.; HelenReynolds, OhioUniversity,Athens, Ohio, N.ATIONALCOUNCIL OF EITUCATION.See NATIONALEDUCATION ASSOCIATION.NA- TIONAL COUNCILOFgDUCATION. NATIONAL COUNCILOF GEOGRAPHY TEACHERS: AlisonE. Aitchison,Iowa State Teachers College,Cet14r Falls, Iowa;William J. Berry,Western StateTeach- ers College, Kalamatoo, Mich.Syracuse, N. Y. becember28-30, 1936.Jour- nal of Geography.9nos. NATIONAL COUNCILOFPARENT EDUCATION,60 EastForty-second Street,New York, N. Y.: EdnaNoble -White,Merrill-Palmer School,71 FerryAvenue, Vast, Detrott, Mich.; RalphP. Bridgman, 60East Forty-seCondStreet,New York, N. Y.ChicAgo, Ill., November1936.Parent Education..Onos. r*NATIONALCQPNCILOFPiIMARYEDUCATION. SeeASSOCIATIONFOR CHILDHOOD 4. , EDUCATION. NATIONAL COUNCILOF STATE.14TPEIVNTENDENTSAND COMMISSWNERSOF EDUCA- TION : yierling Kersey,.§acramento, Calif.;FrancisL. Bailey,Montpelier,Vt. NATIONALCOUNCILOF TEACHERS OF ENGLISH: Dora V.Smith, Universityof Min- :- nesota, Minneapolis, Minn,; W. Wilbur Hatfield, 211West Sixty-eighthStreet, Chicago, Ill.Boston,Mass., November26-28; 1936.The EnglishJournal. 10nos. NATIONAL COUNCILOF TEACHER,S or MATHEMATICS:MarthaHildebrandt,Proxiso Township High School, MayWoos4Ill.; EdwinW. Schreiber,Western UhlnÑs State Teachers College, Macomb,Ill..Chicago,Ill., Febrfiary19 and 20,1937. The Mathematics Teacher.8nos. Annual yearbook. *N- NATIONAL CpuNcu.ON ELEMENTARY SCIENCE: HelenDolman Blóugh, Michigan ptate ./s.lortnal College, Ypsilanti,Mich.;,Harry A.Cunningham,Kent State University,Kent, Ohio. New Orleans,La., February20, 1937. NATIAALCOUNCILONRELIGIONINHIGHEREDUCATION:Julius SeelyeBixler, Harvard*University,Cambridge, Mass.;Thornton W.Merriam, 437West Fifty-ninth Street, New York,N. Y. NATIONAL COUNCILON,SCHOOLHOU8E CONOIVUOTION:W. G. Eckles,State De- partment of 'Education, Jackson, Miss.;Rity L.Ramon,Peabody College, Nashyllle, Tenn.Austin, Tex., October 1936.'Annual -Proceedings. rNATIONAL COUNCIL01tOUNGMEN'S CHRISTIANAASOCIATIONS,347 Madison Ave- ., jifie,Ne'W York, N. Y.: IlealtyB. Willlaths,Mt.Vernon, Ohio;John E. Manley, 847 Madison Avenue,New York, N. Y.Hotel Gibson,Cincinnati, Ohio, October 21-24, 1936.National Council Bulletin.bin. ... f.. ---

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NATIONALEDUCATIONASSOCIATION, 1201SixteenthStreetNW., Washington, l).% C. : Agnes Samuelson, StateSuperintendt:nt ofPublic Instruk ion,Des Moines,Iowa% WillardE. Givens,1201 SixteenthStreetNW., Washington, D. C. 'NATIoNAL EDUCATIO4ASSOCIATION, DEPARTMENTM;ADULT EDUCATIoN: Mar- guerite H. Burngtt,Department ofEducation,Wilmington, Del.;Robert C. -Deming, State Department ofEducation, Ilartfor(1,Conn.Service Bulletin. 4nos. Kmkk EDUCATION ASSOCNION, NATIONAL DEPARTMENTOFBUsINESS EDUcATION:Earn- est A. Zelliot, University ofDenver, Denver,Colo.; FramesDoubNorth, Western High School, Baltimore,Md. June1937. NationalBusiness Educa- tion Quarterly. .

NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, DEPARTMENTOF CLASSROOM TEACHER(4:Al- bert NI. Shaw, Box 885, Arcade Annex, LosAngeles,Calif.; rances Jelinek, Room 150, Hotel Wisconsin,Milwaukee,Wis. NewOrleans, La.,1937.The News Bulletin.5nos. NATIONAL EDUCATION AssOCIATIoN, DEPARTMENTOF DEANSOF WOMEN (NATIONAL ASSOCIATION 'OF DEANSOF WOMEN : Irm4 E.Voigt, OhioUniversity,Athens, Ohio; Gwladys W. Jones,1201 SixteenthStreetNW.,Washington,D. C. New Orleans, La., February 17-20,1937.QuarterlyBeetins.Yearbook. NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION,DEPARTMENTOF ELEMENTARYSCHOOLPRINCI- PALS.:Harley W. Lyon,LongfellowClevelandSchools,Pasadena,Calif.; Eva 0. Pinkston,1201, SixteenthStreet NW.,Washington,D. C.Bulletinsand . Yearbook. NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION,DEPARTMENTOF KINDERGARTENPRIMARYEMI- CATION :Mrs. Ada J.Farmer,1623 SouthEast LaddStreet,Portland,Oreg.; e. Anne O' ll, Monmouth,Oreg.Detroit, Mich.,JUne 28to July 3, 1n37. NiTIONAL5 CATION ASSOCIATION, DEPARTMENTOF.LIPREADING.:Estelle E. Samuelson, The NewYork Leaguefor the Hardof Hearing,Inc., 4S0heking- ton Avenue, New York,N. Y.Marie K. Mason,PhoneticsLaboratoriesOhio State University,Columbus, Ohio. 4/641, NATIONAL EDUCATIONASSOCIATION, DEPARTMENTOF RURAL EDUCATION: Francis L Bailey, Commissionerof Education;Montpelier,Vt.;KatherineM. Cook, United States Officeof Education,Washington,D. C.Yearbook. NATIONAL EDUCATIONASSOCIATION,DEPARTMENTOF SCHOOL HEALTHAND PIlYSI- OAL EDUCATION:A. W. Thompson,Board of Education, Grant'Rapids,Mich.; James EdwardRogers, 315FourthAvenue, NewYork, N. Y. NATIONALEDUCATIONASSOCIATION, DEPARTANTOFSCIENCE INSTRUCTION: IRA C. Davis, UaiversityHigh School,Madison,Wis.; VestaC. Hicks,_AustinHigh School, Austin,Tex.OfficialProceedings. NATIONALEDUCATION ASSOCIATION,DEPARTMENTOF SECONDARYSCHOOLPRINCI-... PALS : Willard N. Van Slyck,Principal ofHigh School,TQpk1i,Kans.;Harr)? V. Church,5835 KimbarkAvenue,Chicago, Ill.Bulletin. NATIONAlt 'EcToAnóri 1' ASSOCIATION, DEPAVIPMENTOF SOCIALSTUDIES:R. O. Hughes, PittSburghPublic Schools,Pittsbùrgh, Pii.;HowardE. Wilson, HarvardUniversity, Cambridge,Mass. NATIONAL EDUCATIONASSOCIATION,,DEPARTMENTOF SUPERINTENDENCE:A. L. Threlkeld,Superintendentof Schools,Denver,Colo.; SherwoodD. Shank- land, 1201Sixteenth Street NW.,Washington,D. C.New Orleans,La.,e February 20-25,1937.Yearbook andOfficialReport. NATIONALEDUCATION ASSOCIATION,DEPARTMENTOF SUPERVISORSAND DIRECTORS or INSTRUCTION : Rudolph D. Lindquist,Ohio StateUniversity,Columbus, Ohio;James' F. Hosic, 1201°SixteenthStreetNW., Washington,D. C.New ---2-10ritiftur,la., February20-25, 1937.Educational mettiod:8nos.

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NATIONAL EDUCATIONASSOCIATION, DEPARTMENTOFSUPERVISORSAND TEAcillits OF HOME ECONOMICS: Mrs. Leila B. Smith, 424lWest PeachireeStreet, Atianta. Ga.; Erma B. Christy, 103Central High-School, Muncie, Ind. NATIONAL EDUCATIONASSOCIATION,1DEPAhTMENTOFTEACHERS COLLEGES: Eir.:elle Fair, Siate Teachers College, Kirksville, Mo.; Charles W. Hunt,State Normal School,Onetnta,N. Y.New Orleans, La., Februiary1937.Yearbool.i.an. NATIONAL EDUCATIONASSOCIATION, DEPARTMENTOFVISUAL INSTRUCTION:Nlikon L. Greene, 64 East Lake Street,Chicago, Ill.;E. C. Waggoner, ElginMAI School, Elgin,Ill.New Orleans, La., February 1937.Educationalscreen NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION,DEPARTMENT OF' VOCATIONALEDUCA111IN: Forest E. Moore, Directorof Vocational Education, StateDepartmentof Public Instruction, lies Moines,Iowa;B. H. Van 00t, Supervisorof Trade and Industrial Education,State Departmentof Public Instruction.loch. -mond, Va. NATIONAL EdUCATION ASSOCIATION,NATIONAL COUNCILOF EDUCAnON :W. C. Bagley, Teachers College, ColumbiaUniversity, New York, N.Y.; Miss charI Williams, National EducationAssociation, Washington,D. C. NATIONAL FEDERATIONOFBUREAUSOF OCCUPATIONS: Miette B. Denell. Chicago Collegiate Bureau, 5 South WabashAvenue, Chicago, Ill.; Mrs.Lawrence Steefel, Phoenix Building,Minneapolis, Minn. New Orleans,La., February

1937. a NATIONAL FEDERATIONOFBUSINESSANDPROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUBS.INC., 1819 Broadway,New York, N. Y.: Charl OrmondWilliams, 1201 Sixteenth Street NW., Washington, D.C.; Marjorie SIttilr, HotelWarwick. 65 West Fifty-fourth Street, NewYork, N. Y.July 18-25, 1937.Independent Woman. 12nos. NATIONAL FEDERATIONOFCOMMERCE GUILDS: Walter P. Steinhaeuser,Box 791, Asbury Park, N. J.;George W. Smokey, Winona, Minn. NATIONAL FEDERATIONOF MODERNLANGUAGE TEACHERS:Ferdinand F. DiBartolo, Hutchinson High School, Buffalo,N. Y.;Charle*W. French, Boston Univer- sity, 525 Boylston Street,Boston, Mass.Richmond, Va., December 2,1930. Modern Language Journal.8nos. NATIONAL FEDFAATIONOF MUSIC CLUBS: Mrs. John A. Jardine, 1112 Third Ave- nue South, Fargo, N. Dak.; Mrs. W. H. Raymond, BowlingGreen, Ky.; Louis- ville, Ky., 1937.Music Clubs Magazine.5nos. ÑATIONALFEDERATIONOF STATEHIGH7SCHOOL ATIVXI/OASSOCIATIONS:E. R. Stevens, Independence, Kans.; C.W. Whitten, 11 SouthLa Salle Street, Chicago, Ill. New Orleans, La.,February' 22, 1937. NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION:George W. Elliott, Philadelphia Cham- ber of Commerce, Philadelphia,Pa. Franklin H. Wentworth,60 Batterymarch Street, Boston, Mass.Chicago, Ill., May 1937.Quarterly. NATIONAL FORENSIC) LEAGUE: Karl E.Mundt, Madison, S. Dak.;Bruno E. Jacob, University of Denver, Denver, Colo.Placenot known, May 3-7, 1937.The Rostruin. 10nos. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY, 1146 SixteenthStreet NW., Washington, D. C.; Gilbert. grosvenor, 1146 Sixteenth Street NW.,Washington, D. C.;George W. Butchigtifi,1146 Sixteenth Street NW.,Washington, D. C.National Geo- graphic Magazine.m. NATIONAL GIRL RESERVE DEPARTMENT (PARTOF THEY. W. O. A. MOVEMENT): Mrs. Frederic M.Paist,600 Lexington Avenue,New York, N. Y.;Mrs. William Van .V. Hayes, 600 Lexington Avenue,New York, N. Y.The Bookshelf. 9nos. NATIONAL HEALTH COUNCIL, 50 West FiftiethStreet, New York, N.Y.: Donald B. Armstrong, 50 West Fiftieth Street,New York, N. Y.; M.A. Bigelow, 50 40West Fiftieth Street, New York, N.Y.Statement. s. - 1 ..", AMERICANEDUCATIONALASSOCIATIONS 31

NATIONALHISTORICAL Sourly(THE), 175FifthAvenue, No% York,N Y.: Mabel T. R. Washburn, 175 FifthAvenue, NewYork, N. Y.:Arthur Linton Handley, 175 Fifth Avenue, NewYork, N. Y.The Journalof AmericanHistory. NATIONALHOMESTUDYCOUNCIL, 839SeventeenthStreet NW.,Washipgton, D. C.: R. E. Weeks, Scranton,Pa.; J. S.Noffsinger, 839Seventeenth Street NW., Washington, D.C.Chicago,Ill., May1937. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYOF SEOONDARYSCHOOLS: M. R.McDaniel, HighSchool, Oak Park, Ill.; Harry V.Church,5835Kimbark Avenue,Chicago, Ill. NATIONAL ILLITERACY CRUSADE, 42.3WashingtonBuilding,Washington, D.C.: John H. Finley,!slewYork, N. Y.;Mrs. CoraWilson Stewart,423Washington Building, Washington,D. C. NATIONAL INSTITUTEOF ARTSAND LETTERS: WalterDamrosch,New York, N. Y.; Henry Seidel Canby, 25West Forty-fifthStreet, NewYork, N. Y. NATIONAL INTERFRATERNITYCONFERENCE:Harold J.Baily, 32 LibertyStreet, New York, N. Y.;Russell C.MacFall, 42Broadway,New York,N. Y.New York, N. Y., November27, 1936. NATIONAL KINDERGARTENASSOCIATION:Maj. BradleyMartin, 8West Fortieth Street, New York, N.Y.; BessieLocke, 8 WestFortiethStreet, NewYork,N N. Y. Weekly Articles. NATIONAL LEAGUEOF COMPULSORY EDUCATIONOFFICIALS: MartinM. Hihn, Board of Education,Baltimore, Md.;Mrs. NellieE. Gentlemen,Board of Educa- tion, Niagara Falls,N. Y.Springfield,Mass.Proceedings.an. NATIONAL LEAGUEOF NURSING EDUCATION,50 WestFiftieth Street,New York, N. Y.: Nellie X.Hawkinson,Departmeltof NursingEducation,University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill.;ClaribelA. Wheeler,50 WestFiftieth Street,New York, N. Y.AmericanJournal ofNursing.m. NATIONAL LEAGUEOF TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONS: Mrs. Georgia B.Parsons, 1802 N. Alexandria Ave.,Los Angeles,Calif.;Vida A.Hammond,.7 NE.Seventy- ninth Street,Portland, Oreg. NATIONAL LEAGUEOF WOMEN Varna, 726Jackson Place,Washington,D. C.: Marguerite M.Wells, 726Jackson Place,Washington',"D. C.;Mrs. PaulEliel, 726 JacksonPlace, Washington,D. C.April 1938.LPagueQuarterly. NATIONAL MOTIONPICTURE LEAGUE,20 WestFifty-ninthStreet, NewYork, N.Y.: Mrs. Stanley P.Woodard, HotelPlaza, NewYork, N. Y.;Mrs.Irving Crane, 20 West Fifty-ninthStreet, NewYork, N.Y. NATIONAL MUNICIPALLEAGUE: HaroldW. Dodds,PrincetonUniversity,Prince- ,ton, N. J.; HowardP. Jones,300 EastThirty-fourthStreet, NewYork, N. Y. Toledo, Ohio,November 16and 17,1936.NationalMunicipalReview.m. NATIONALOCCUPATIONAL 'CONFERENCE:Edwin A.Lee, 551Fifth Avenue,New York, N. Y. NATIONAL ORGANISATIONFOR Pram HEALTHNURSING, 50West FiftiethStreet, New York,N. Y.:Amelia Grant,125 WorthStreet, NewYork, N. Y.;Dorothy Deming, 50West FiftiethStreet, NewYork, N.Y.PublicHealthNurs- ing.m. NATIONALPAN-HugunnoCONGRESS:HarrietW. Tuft,2282 Union,Berkeley, Calif..;Mrs. AnselF. Hemenway,912 EastSixth Street,Tucson, Ariz. NATIONALPERSONNELSERVICE, INC.:Jonh R.Hall, 52VanderbiltAvenue, New York, N. Y.;Dean SigneHagelthorne,AdelphiCollege, GardenCity, L. L,N. Y. NATIONALPHYSICALEDUCATION SWIM:Joseph Lee,101 TremontStreet, Bias- ton, Mu&;James E.Rogers, 815FourthAvenue,New York,N. Y. NATIONALPRORATIONASSOCIATION, 50West FiftiethStreet,New York,N. Y.: CharlesEvans Hughes,Jr., 100Broadway,New York,N. Y.;Chgrles L. Chute,50 West Fiftieth Street,New York,N. Y.Probation, 5nos. - 88511---15. . . . 4

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NATIONALRECREATION ASSOCIATION,315 Fourth.Avenue,New York,N. Y.: seph Lee,.101 Jo- TremontStreet,Boston,Mass.; HowardS. Braucher,315 Fourth Avenue, NewYork, N. Y.Recreation..12nos, NATIONAL REHABILITATIONASSOCIATION,StateDepartment ofEducation,State Capitol, Frankfort,Ky.: M.M. Walter,319EducationBuilding,Harrisburg, Pa.;Homer W. Nichols,StateDepartment ofEducation,State Capitol,Frank- fort,Ky. NATIONALRESEARCHCouNcn:LudvigHektoen,University ofChicago, Ill.; Albert Chicago, L. Barrows,2101ConstitutionAvenue,Washington,D. C.Wash- ington, D.C., April1937. NATIONAL SABBATICALLEAVEASSOCIATION: John E. McGilvrey; ktnt,Ohio. NATIONALSAFETYCOUNCIL:Dr. C. H.Watson, 20NorthWacker Drive, Ill.; W. H. Chicago, Cameron, 20NorthWackerDrive, Chicago,Ill.NationalSafety News.m. Public Safety.m.SafetyFducation.10nos. NAM4ALSmoot, BAND ASSOCIATION,64 EastJacksonBoulevard,Chicago,Ill.: A. R. McAllist-er, Joliet, Ill.;C. V.Buttelman,64 EastJackson Boulevard, Chicago,Ill.Champaign,Ill.,January 1937. NATIONAL SCHOOLBANDORCHESTRAASSOCIATION, 64East JacksonBoulevard, .Chicago,Ill, : Adam P. Lesinsky,Whiting,Ind.; OttoJ. Kraushaar,Waupun, Wis.The SchoolMusician. NATIONAL SECURITY LEAGUE, INC.,45 WestForty-fifthStreet, NewYork, N.Y.: Robert L.Bullard, 45West Forty-fifthStreet, NewYork, N.Y.; John W. Tiedemann, 45 WestForty-fifthStreet, NewYork, N.Y.May 5,1937. NATIONALSELF-GOVERNMENTCOMMITTEE, INC.,80Broadway,New York,N. Y.: Richard Welling, 80Broadway,New York,N. Y.;SophiePollack, 80Broad- way, Nev York, N. Y.New York,N. Y., April1937.Pamphlets. NATIONAL SOCIALWORKSCOUNCIL, 50WestFiftiethStreet, NewYork,N. Y. Rowan! S. Braucher, 50West FiftiethStreet, NewYork, N.Y.; David H. Holbrook,50 WestFiftiethStreet, NewYork, N. Y. NATIONAL SOCIETYFOR BROADER EDUCATION:GuyCarleton Lee,146WArtLouther Street, Carlisle,Pa.; PaulDunlap, 168West HighStreet, Carlisle,Pa. NATIONAL SOCIETYFOR THE PREVENTIONOF BLINDNESS, 50WestFiftfethStreet, New York,N. Y.:WilliamFellowesMorgan, 50West FiftiethStreet, New York, N. Y.;Regina E. Schneider, 50West FiftiethStreet, NewYork, N.Y. New York,N. Y. TheSight-Saving 'Review.4nos. NATIONALSOCIETY FOR THE STUDYAND CORRECTION OF\SPEECHDISORDERS:Walter B. Swift,110 BayState Road,Boston,Mass. NATIONAL SOCIETYFOR THE STUDYOF EDUCATION:M. E.Haggerty,University of Minnesota,Minneapolis,Minn.; GuyM.Whipple,Clifton, Mai&New Or- lean6, La.,February 1937.Yearbook. NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR THE STUDYOF EDUCATIONALSOCIOLOGY: Merged with, National Society-,ofCollegeTeachers ofEducation. NATIONAL SOCIETY.FOR VOCATIONAL EDUCATION. See AMERICANVOCATIONAL ,; ASSOCIATION. NATIONAL SOCIETYOF COLLEGE TEACHERSOF EDUCATION: W. S. Gray, University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill.;Fowler D.Brooks,DePauwUniversity,Greencastle, - Ind.New Orleans,La., February20-24,1937. NATIONAL STORYLEAGUE: Mrs.Annie L.MacKinnon, 420West OrangeStreet, Lancaster, Pa.;Francis Courtney,12365CherrylawnAvenue,Detroit, Mich. Story ArtMagazine.5nos. NATIONAL STUDENTFEDERATIONOF THE UNITEDSTATESor AMERICA, 8 West Fortieth Street,New York,N. Y.: JohnA. Lang,8 WestFortieth Street, New York, N. Y.;Sylvia Sugertnan,8 WestFortiethStreet, NewYork, N. Y. Student Mirror... 9nos.

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V...... I de-_r_L-L,731.4hvecierap- PA- , t T.. AMERICANEDUCATIONALASSOCIATIONS 33 THRIFT NATIONAL COMMITTEE,347MadisonAvenue,New York,N. Y.:Robert . Stout, Woolworth Building,New York,N. Y.;WiMamaF. Hirsch,347Madison Avenue, New York,N. Y. NATIONALTUBERCULOSISASSOCIATION,50 WestFiftiethStreet, NewYork, Dr. Esmond R. N. Y.: Long,Philadelphia,Pa.; Dr.KendallEmerson,Philadelphia, Pa.Milwaukee, Wis., ilay1937.Bulletin..m. NATIONAL UNIVERSITY EXTENSION ASSOCIATION:F. Ai.Debatin,WashingtonUni- versity, St. Louis,Mo.; W. S. Bittner,IndianaUniversityExtensionDivision, Bloomington, Ind. St. Louis,Mo., May1937.NationalUniversityExtension Bulletin.8nos.Proceedings.19nos. 411, NATIONAL VOCATIONAL GUIDANCEASSOCIATION:Leona C.Bucbwald,Baltimore Public Schools,Baltimore, Md.; Fred(1.Smith,Universityof TempsNh, Kn'oxville,Tenn. NewOrleans,La., February1937.Occupations.9. dos. Nature Study.SeeAMERICANNATURE ASAWIATION; Soarrt AMERICANNATURE 'STUDY Negroes.See ASSOCIATIONFOR THE STUDY OFN.EGROLIFEAND'HISTORY;ASSO- LIATION OF COLLEGESAND SECONDARY SCHOOLSFOR NEGROES;CONFERENCEOF NEGRO LAND-GRANTCOLLEGES; NATIONALAssocIATIONFOR TIIEADVANCEMENT OFCOLORED PEOPLE; NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONOF COLLEGE WOMEN; NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONOF TEACHERS IN COLORED SCHOOLS.See alsoANNA T.JEANES FUND; JOHN F.SLATERFUND;PHELPS-STOKESFUND,page 52. New Education.See INTERNATIONAL'CONFERENCEOF THE NEWEDUCATION FELLOWSHIP,page 55. NEw ENGLAND ASSOCIATIONOF CHEMISTRYTEACHERS: Deborah M.Russell, Teachers College,Framingbam,Mass.; William O.Brooks, HighSchool of Commerce, Springfield,Mass. Rèport.4nos. NEW ENGLANDASSOCIATION,OF COLLEGE TEACHERSOF EDUCATION:O. S.Lutes, University of Maine,Orono, Maine;B. HolmesWallace,University ofVer- mont, Burlington,Vt. Nov ENGLAND ASSOCIATIONOF COLLEGESAND SECONDARYSCHOOLS:Frances L. Knapp, WellesleyCollege,Wellesley,Mass.; GeorgeS. Miller,Tufts College, Medford,Mass.December4 and5, 1936. .\ NEw ENGLANDASSOCIATIONOF SCHOOLSUPERINTENDENTS:GeorgeR. Gardner, Auburn,Maine; \\ Burr J.Merriam,Framingham,Mass.Boston, Mass.,No- \ vember 5 and6, 1936. NEW b\ ENGLANDAsSOCIATIONOF TEACHERSOF ENGLISH: RalphP. Boas,Wheaton College,Norton, Mass.; A.Bertramde Mille,Simmons College,Boston,Mass. Boston, Mass., November27 and28, 1936.TheEnglish Leaflet.October to June,inclusive. \New England associations.See al8oASSOCIATIONor TEACHERSor MATHID- MATICS IN NEWENGLAND;CLASAICALASSOCIATIONOF NEW ENGLAND. iiEW ENGLANDCOLLEGEENTRANCECERTIFICATEBOARD: W.M. Warren,Boston University, Boston, Mass.;Frank W.Nicolson,WesleyanUniversity,Middle- town, Conn. Boston,Mass., April24, 1937.Report ofthe boardpublished every 2years. Naw ENGLAND HIGH SCHOOLCOMMERCIALTEACHERSASSOCIATION: Paul Boynton, M. CentralHigh School,Bridgeport,Conn.; WilliamO. Holden,46 GoodingStreet, Pawtucket,R. LHarvardSchool ofBusiness'Administra- tion,November21, 1936. NrwENGLANDHISTORYTEACHERS i ASSOCIATION: Thomas Richardson,New Haven ; HighSchool, 1 New Haven,Conn.;HoraceKidger, 376NewtonvilleAvenue, Newtonville,Mass. È. . .. 1 Kw . ENGLANDHolmECONOMICSASSOCIATION: Blanche Dimond, 137Newbury Street, Boston,Mass,;Altbea Bangs,189 LewisStreet, Lynn,Mass. 34 - EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY,1937 1 NErw ENGLANDMODERN LANGUAGEA88OCIATIL41-u4ì Goding,Massachu- setts State College, Amhergt,Mass.;William F. Walsh, 21 WalkerStreet, Somerville, Mass.Amherst Mass.,Massachusetts State College,May 7anJ . 8, 1937.Manual.an.

NEw ENGLANDPENMANSHIPASSOCIATION:Ralph E. (I we, Portland, Maine; Roland D. Horton, 43Thurlow Avenue, Revere,Mass.News letter. NEw ENGLANDSCHOOL LIBRARY ASSOCIATION:Mary R. Lucas, ProvidencePublic Library,Providence, R. I.;Stella MAy Morse, NorthfieldStminary,East Northfield, Mass.News letter. NEW ENGLAND VOCATIONALGUIDANCE ASSOCIATION:William Shumway,176 Federal Street,Boston, Mass.; ArchibaldTaylor, 46 May Street,Needham, Mass.Occupations.10nos. NEw YORK ADULTEDUCATION COUNCIL, 222Fourth Avenue, NewYork, N.Y.: John H. Finley, 222 FourthAvenue, New York, N. Y.;WinifredFisher, Executive Director, 222Fourth Avenue, NewYork, N. Y.Bulletin.20nos. Normal schools. SeeNATIONAL. EDUCATIONASSOCIATION, DEPARTMENTOr TEACHERS COLLiGES. SZORTHCENTRAL ASSOCIATIONOFCOLLEGESAND SECONDARY SCHOOLS: A. M. Schwitalla, St. LouisUniversity, St. Louis,Mo.; A. W. Clevenger,University of Illinois, Urbana, Ill.Chicago, Ill., April'7-10, 1937. NorthOentralAs- sociation Quarterly.q. NORTH CENIAL ASSOCIATIONOFCOLLEGESAND SECONDARY SCHOOLS, COMMIS VON ON INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION:H. M. Gage, CoeCollege, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; GeorgeA. Works,. Universityof Chicago,.Chicago,Ill.Chi- cago,Ill., Apill 7-10, 1937. NORTH CENTRAhASSOCIATIONOFCOLLEGESANDSECONDARY SCHOOLS, COMMISSION ONSECONDAWVSCHOOLS:J.A. Holley, State Department of PublicInstruc- tion, OklahomaCity, Okla.; GeorgeW. Rosenlof, Universityof Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebr. NORTH CENTRALASSOCIATIONOF COLLEVS AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS, COM SION ON CURRICULAor SECONDARY SCHOOLSAND INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION:Thomas M. Dean,Joliet, Ill.;Will French, Superintendentof Schools, Tulsa,Okla. NORTHERN BAPTISTEDUCATION SOCIETY,Foal) BUILDING,BOSTON, MASS.: Rev. Hardld Major,261 Clark Road,Brookline,Mass.; Rev. Robert Lee Webb, 28 RadfordLane, Dorchester,Mass.Haverhill, Mass.,October 27, 1936. NORTHWEST ASSOCIATIONOF SECONDARY ,. AND HIGHER SCHOOLS:Henry M. Hart Lewisand Clark High School,Spokane, Wash.;Paul S. Filer, -322Columbia Building,Spokane, Wash.Spokane, Wash.,April 1937.Annual Proceedings. Nursing.See AMERICAN NURSESASSOCIATION;NATIONAL LEAGUEOFNussoo EDUCATION; NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONFORPUBLIC MiamiNURSING. Owupations.See NATIONAL FEDERATIONOF BUREAUSOF OCCUPATIONS. 1. Open-air schools.See EuzAarrs McConacsMEMORIAL FUND,page51. - Optometry. SeeAMERICAN OPTOMMITRIOAsSOCIATION. PACIFIC COASTASSOCIATIONOFCOLLEGIATE REGISTRARS:Dr. Karl Cowdery, Stanford University,Palo Alto, Calif.;Florence Vance,Aan FranciscoState College, SanFrancisco, Calif.San Francisco,Calif., November9 and 10, 1936. PACIFIC/ NORTHWEST ASSOCIATION FOR ADULT EDUCATION, West 4004Queen . Avenue, Spokane,Wash.: Rhoda M.White, Spokane,Wash. PACIFIC NORTHWEST LIBRARYASSOCIATION: Constance 114S. Ewing, Library Association ofPortland, Portland,Oreg.;LillianCollins, Public Library, Olympia, Wash.Proceedings.an.

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PAN AMERICAN CONFEDERATIONMR HIGHWAY EDUCATION,Pan AmericanUnion, Washington, D.C.: L. S.Rowe, PanAmericanUnion, Washington,D. C.; Stephen James, PanAmerican Union,Washington,D. C. PAN AMERICAN INSTITUTEOF GEOGRAPHYAND HISTORY; Wallace W. Atwood, Clark University,Worcester,Mass.; OctavioBustamante,Av. Observatorio 192, Tacnbaya, D. F.,Mexico. PAN AMERICAN SOCIETY,INC., 67BroadStreet, NewYork, N. Y.:John L. Merrill, 67 Broad Street,New York,N. Y.;John J.Clisham, 67BroadStreet, New York, N. Y.

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PAN-HILIANDO OONGRESS. SeeNATIONAL PAN-HFLT-FINICCONGRESS. Parents.SeeNATIONALCONGRESSOF COLORED PARENTSAND TEACHERS; NATIONAL CONGRESS OF PARENTSAND TEACHERS; NATIONAL COUNCILOF PARENT EDUCATION. See a1sc1/4INTERNATIONALLEAGUEOF TEACHER-MOTHERS,page 56. PATHFINDERS OF AMERica:Georee J.Gnau, 714MichiganTheater Building,. Detroit:Mich.; J. F.Wright, 968Hancock Avenue,West, Detroit,Mich. I PAYNE FUND. Scepage 52. PEABODY FOUNDATION FOR INTERNATIONALEDUCATIONALCORRESPONDENCE. NOW National BureauaInternationalEducationCorrespondence,page 56. Peace.SeeWORLD FEDutAnoNor EDUCATIONASSOCIATIONS,page 57. Penmanship. SeeNATIONAL AssoasnoiqOF PENMANSHIPTEACHERSAND SITPERr VISORS ; Nrw ENGLANDPENMANSHIPASSOCIATION. Personnel officers.SeeAwcucANCOLLEGE PERSONNELASSOCIATION. PERSONNELRESEARCHFEDERAn011, 29West Thirty-ninthStreet, NewYork, N. Y.: C. G. Stoll,WesternElectric Co.,New York, N.Y.: CharlesS. Slocombe, NewYork, N. Y.Personnel Journal. Peisonnelwork. See AMERICANMANAGEMENTASSOCIATION; PERSONNEL RE,- SEARCH FEDERATION. Pharmacy.SeeAMERIOANASSOCIATIONCoir COLLICGESor PHARMACY. AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICALASSOCIATION. PimpsSoroicasFUND.Seepage52. Pin BETAKAPPA FOUNDATION.Seepage 52. Philology.SeeAMERICANPHIIALOGICALASSOCIATION. Philosophicalassociations. SeeAMERICAN CATHOLICPHILOSOPHICAL ASSOCIA- TION ; AMERICANPHILOSOPHICALSOCIETY;SOUTHWESTERN PHILOSOPHICALAsso- CITATION. Physicaleducation.SeeAMERICANPHYSICAL EDUCATIONASSOCIATION; Amon- CAN PHYSICAL EDUCATIONAssocunoN,EASTERN SiccrioN4MIDWESTSECTION; NORTHWESTSECTION; SOUTHERN SECTION; EASTERN SOCIETYOF THE ASSOCIAr TION CAP DIRECTORS OF PHYSIOSI, EDUCATIONFOR COLLEGE WOMEN;MID-WEST ASSOCIATIONOF DIRECTORSOF PHYSICAL EDUCATIONFOR WOMEN IN Co11=123 AND UNIVERSITIES;NATIONALASSOCIATIONor namarossor PHYSICAL EDuck- TION *vs COLLEGE WOMEN; NATIONAL EDUCATIONASSOCIATION,DEPARTMENT OF SCHOOL HEALTHAND PHYSICAL EDUCATION; WESTERN SOCIETYOF DEPART- MEMOOF PHYSICAL EDUCATIONFOR COLLEGE WOME4;Y. M. C. A.,PHYSICAL DrummSocarrYor NormAMERICA.See also underAthletics. Physicians.SeeAilERICANASSOCIATIONOF SCHOOL PHYSICIANS; ASSOCIATIONor AMMANMUSICIAN& Physics.Eli*EASTERNASSOCIATIONOF',AlumsMammal& Platoon schools. SeeNATIONAL AspootrAtIonf FOR THE STUDYOF TEX PLATOONos WORICSTUDY-PLATSCHOOLOsoitimsAvoN. PLAIroriaiAND RIOCUATION ASSOCIIAiTON07ABLINiC.A.BeaNATIONAL R761111APD Italt AOOCIATION. 4

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Political science'.SeeAMERICAN 4cADirmyor Pour' CAL AND SOCIAL SCIN cis; AMERICAN POLITICALSCIENCEASSOCIATION. POLLAK FOUNDATIONFOR ECONOMIC RESEARCH.Seepage 52. Preparatoryschools.See underSecondary svhools. PRESBYTERIANCOLLEGE UNION: Ralph K. Hickok, Oxford,Ohio; H.M.doge, Coe .College,Cedar Rapids,Iowa. PRESBYTERIAN EDUCATION ASSOCIATIONOF THE SOUTH:Charles E.Diehl,410 . Uritan Building,Louisville,Ky.; HenryH. Sweets,410 UrbanBuilding, Louisville,Ky.Montreat, N.C., July 1937. PRESSERFOUNDAnON. Seepage 52. Primary education. SeeASSOCIATIONFOR CHILDHOOD EDUCATION; NATI ( )N EDuoiehoNAssocunoi,DEPARTMENTOF KINDERGARTEN PRIMARYEDUCATION, Principals.See NATIONALASSOCIATIONOF PRINCIPALSOF SCHOOLSFOR Gnus; NATIONAL ENCATIONASSOCIATION,DEPARTMENTOF ELEMENTARY SCHOOLPRIN- CIPALS : NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATIO:\,DEPARTMENTOF SECONDARY SalOOL PRINCIPALS. Printing education.See AMERICANINSTITUTEOFGRÀPHICAwrs, CONFERENCE ON PRINTING EDUCATION. PRIVATE SCHOOLASSOCIATIONOF THE CENTRAL STATES:Karl J. Stouffer,Elgin Academy,Elgin, Ill.; Ralph L.Jackson, WesternMilitary Academy,Alton, t. Ill.Chicago, Ill.,University Club,March 1937. Private schools. See ASSOCIATIONOF PRIVATE SCHOOL HERS ; HEAD hiA STUB ASSOCIATIONHEADMISTRESSES AssociAnoN;NATIONALASSOCIATIONOF PRIN- CIPALS OF SCHOOLSFOR GIRLS;PRIVATE SCHOOLASSOCIATIONOF THE CENTRAL STATES. Probation.See NATIONAL ItROBATIONASSOCIATION. PROFESSIONALPAN-HELLENICASSOCIATION. See WOMEN'SPROFESSIONALPAN- HOLENIC ASSOCIATION. . Professionalrelations.See INSTITUTEOF WOMEN'S PROFESSIONALRELATIONS. , PROGRESSIVEEDUCATIONASSOCIATION,310,,, WestNinetieth Street,New York, N. Y.:Willahl W.Beatty, Directorof Education,Office of IndianAffairs, Washington,D. C.;Frederick L.Redefer, 310 WestNinetieth Street, New fo.rk,N. Y.St. Louis,M9., February25-27, 1937.Progressive Education. 8nos. PSTCHOLOGICAL °CORPORATION:Paul S.Achilles, 522 Fifth Avenile;New York, N. Y.;Henry C. Link,522 FifthAvenue, New York,N. Y. PSYCHOLOGICALINSTITUTE, 3506Patterson StreetNW., Washington,D. C.: L. J. Otourke,35C6 PattersonStreet NW.,-Washington, D.C.; K. E. White, 3506 PattersonStreet NW.,Washington, D.C. PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICECENTERor NEW YORK (UNDER AUSPICESOF THE PSY- CHOLOGICAL CoRPORATION):Henry C. Link,director, 522 FifthAvenue, New York, N. Y. PsychologY.See AMERICANPSYCHOLOGICALASSOCIATION; INLAND EMPIRE EDU- CATION r ASSOCIATION, COUNCILOFPSYbHOLOGYAND EDUCATION ;IMIDWESTERN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION. Public health.Bee AMERICAN PUBLICHEALTH ASSOCIATION;NATroNAL ORGAN* KATION FOR PUBLIC HEALTHNURSING; PUBLICHEALTH FEDERAT/ON Punic HEAL=FaturzynoN, 812WZ,stNinth Street,Cincinnati, Ohio: Dr. Richard B. Austin,Cincinnati, GeneralHospital, Cincinnati, Ohio;Bleecker Marquette,. 812 West NinthStreet, Cincinnati, Ohio,Annual Report, Radio. BeeNAnoNAL ADVISORYCOUNCILON RADIO IN EDUCATION; NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONor.. EDUetATIONAL BROADCASTERS; NATIONAL ColumnsON EDuck

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Recreation.SeeNATI(rJALRECREATIONASSOCIATION. Reformed Church. See ASSOCIATIONOF SCHOOLt,COLLEGES,ArtDSEMINARIESor THE EVANGELICAL ANDREFORMED CHURCH. Registrars.See AMERICANASSOCIATIONOF ÇOLLEGIATEREGurratas;PAcino COAST ASSOCIATIONOF POLLEGIATE RIGISTRARS.. Religiouseducation.SeeASSOCIATIONOF THE UNIVERSITIESAND COLLEGESOF THE SOCIETY OF *TESTA; 111).., UCATIONAL ASSOCIAnONOF THE METHODISTEPISCOPAL . CHURCH; FRANCISCANEDUCATIONAL CONFERiNCE;NATIONALBENEDICTINEEDU- CATIONAL.ASSOCIATION; NATIONAL CATHOLICEDUtAnONALASSOCIATION; NORTH- ERN BArrIsT EDUCATION SocirrY; PRESBYTERIANEDUCATIONASSOCIATIONOF THE SOUTH; -RELIGIOUSEDUCATION ASSOCIATION;SEVENTHDAY BAPTISTEDU- CATION SOCIETY; SOUTHERNBAPTIST 'CONVENTION,EDUCATIONCOMMISSION; SOUTHERN BAPTISTEDUCATION ASSOCIATION.See alsoINTERNATIONALCOUNCIL OFRiELIGIOUSEDUCATION, page 56, andCHURCHEDUCATIONAL pages 52-54. ORGANIZATIONS, RELIGIOUS EDUCATION AssocIATIoN,59 EastVanBurenStreet,Chicago,Ill.: HughHartshorne,YaleDevinitySchool,NewHaven,Coln.; University of E. J.Chave, ChicagoDivinitySchool,Chicago,Ill.Religious 4nos. Education. Reports.SeeNATIONALCOMMIT=ON STANDARD REPORTSFOR INSTITUTIONSOF HIGHER EDUCATION. Research.SeeAMERICAN EDUCATIONALRESEARCHASSOCIATION; NATIONALAs- SOCIATIONFOR RESF.ARCH IN SCIENCETEACHING; NATIONALCommrriEEON RE- SEARCH IN SECONDARY EDUCATION; NATIONALRESEARCHCOUNCIL;PERSONEL RESEARCHFEDERATION; SOCIALSCIENCERESEARCHCOUNCIL. Rhodesscholars.See ASSOCIATIONOF .AMERICANRHODESSCHOLARS. Roads.SeePANAMERICAN CONFEDERATIONFOR HIGHWATEDUCATION. See caso HIGHWAY e.. EDUCATIONBOARD,page 51. ROCKEFELLERFOUNDATION. Seepage 52. RuralEducation.SeeNATIONAL EDUCATION AtISOCIATION,DEPARTMENTOF RURAL EDUCATION. RUSSELL SAGEFOUNDATION.Seepage 52. RUSSIANSTUDENTFUND. See'page52. Sabbatical leave.See N'ATiONALSABBATICALLEAVEASSOCIATION. Safety.SeeNATIONAL FIREPROTECTIONAssociAnoN;NATIONALSAFrrY CIL; SAVE COUN- THE CHILDRENINTERNATIONALUNION.Seepage 56. Scandinavianstudy. See SOCIETYFOR THEADVANCEMENTOF SCANDINAVIAN STUDY. See also AMERICANSCANDINAVIANFOUNDATION,page 50. Schoolarchitecture. SeeNATIONAL ADVISORYCOUNCILON ScamBUILDING PROBLEMS;NATIONAL COUNCILON SCHOOLHOUSECONSTRUCTION. School bandassociation.See NATIONALSCHOOLBANDORCHESTRAASSOCIATION. Schoolorchestras.See NATIONALSCHOOL BAND ORCHESTRAASSOCIATION. *hadphysicians.See Awl:RICANASSOCIATIONOF ScHooLPHYSICIANS. Science.See AMERICANASSOCIATIONFOR THEADVANCEMENTOF SCIENCE; Mum- CANCHEMICAL ; BOTANICAL SOCIETYOF AMERICA; CENTRALASSOCIATION, OF SCIENCEAND MATHEMATICS TEACHERS;EASTERNASSOCIATIONOF PHYSICS TEACHERS;Cisopoomm. SOCIETYOF AMERICA; NATIONAL ACADEMYOF SCIENCES; NATIONALASSOCIATION.FORREIEARCH IN SCIENCE TEACHING;NATIONALCOUTh CIL ON ELEMENTARYSCIENCE; NATIONALEDUCATIONASSOCIATION,DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCEINSTRUCTION; Nrw ENGLANDAKSOCIAnONOF CHEMISTRYTEACHERS. SECONDARY EDUCATIONBOARD: FrederickJ. V.Bancox,chairman,Lawrenceville School,Lawrenceville, N. J.;HowardT. Smith,MiltonAcademy,Milton, Mass.NewYork, N. Y., February1937.AnnualReports.Definitionoftte- qulremen ts.an.Bulletin.6nos. 38 . EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY 1937

Secondary schooLs. SeeAMERICAN ASSOCIATIONOF TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOLs AND INSTITUTES;MIDDLE STATES" ASSOCIATIONOF COLLEGES AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS;NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONOFHIGHSCHOOL SUPERVISORSAND Digu- TORS ;NATIONAL COMMITTEE,ONRESEARCHINSECONDARY EDUCATION:6NL. TIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, DEPARTMENTOFSECONDARY SCHOOLPItINCI- .PALS ; NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATIONOF COLLEGES AND SECONDARY SCHWAS: NORTH CENTRALASSOCIATIONOF COLLEGES AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS;NORTH- WEST ASSOCIATIONOF SECONDARY AND HIGHER SCHOOLS;SOUTHERN AssoCIA- TION OF CoLLEOESAND SECONDARY SCHOOLS ; \VERMIN ASSOCIAnONOF COLLEGES ANDSECONDARY SCHOOLS.Seealso under Private schools. Secretaries.See NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONOF SECRETARIES OF STATE TEACITImg ASSOCIATIONS; YOUNGMEN'S CHRISVAN ASSOCIATION,EDUCATIONALSECRE- TARIES ASSOCIATION. Security League.See NATIONAL 13IWURTTYLEAGUE. Self government.SeeNATIONAL SELF GOVERNMENTColoarrrEF., INC. SEVENTH DAY BAPTISTEDUCATION SOCIETY:Rev. Edgar D. Van Horn,Alfred Station, N. Y.; Rev. Walter L.Greene, Andover, N. Y.; Alfred,N. Y.Seventh Day Baptist Year Book. SHAKESPEARE ASSOCIATIONOF AMERICA, INC.: Abram S. W. Rosenbach,New .York, N. Y.; SamuelA. Tannenbaum, 808West End Avenue, New York,N. Y. 4. The ShakespeareAssociation Bulletin.q. SIMPLIFIED SPELLINGBOARD: Charles. H. -GLindgent,Harvardiiniversity,Cam- bridge, Mass.;GodfreriDewey, Lake PlEidClub, N. Y.; NewYork, N. Y., May 1987. Social hygiene.See AMERICAN SOCIALHYGIENE ASSOCIATION. SOCIAL SCIENCERESEARCH COUNCIL, 230 Park Avenue,New York, N.Y.:Robert T. Crane, 230 ParkAvenue, New York, N. Y.;William Anderson,UniverRity of Minnesota,Minneapolis, Minn. AnnualReport. Social sciences.SeeAMERICAN ACADEMYOF POLITICALAND SOCIAL SCIENCE; AMERICAN §0CIOLOGICALSOCIETY; NATIONALEDUCATIONASSOCIATION, DEPART- MENT OF SOCIAL STUDIES;SOCIAL IgIENCE RESEARCHCOUNCIL. Social work.Bee AMERICANAssocunoNOF SOCIAL WORKERS; NATIONAL . CON- TERENCE OF SOCIAL WORK. SOCIETEDES PROFESSEURSFRANÇAISEN AMERIQUE: Robert Valeur,Columbia University, New york,N. Y.; Pierre Courtines,Townsend HarrisHigh School, New York, Y.; third Saturdayeach monthduring the schoolyev. Annual Bulletin biers des EtudesFrançaises. SOCIETYFORCUBRICULUmSTUDY:Henry Harapiexecutivesecretary,2060 Stearns Road,Cleveland, Ohio. &carry FOR OCCUPATIONALRESEARCH: Thomas H. Elson, 643 West Thirty- fourtt Street, Los Angeles,Calif.; Mrs. Cole, 643West Thirty-fourthStreet, Los Angeles, Calif. SOCIETYro THZ ADVANCIDENNTor SCANWAVIAN STUDY: Einar I. BangentsUni- versity of Wisconsin,Madison, Wis.;Joseph Alexis,1420 GarfieldStreet., Lincoln, Nebr. Lincoln,Nebr., May 1and 2, 1937.Scandinavian Studies and' Notes.q. Socirrir ionTHE PROMOTIONOF ENGINEERING EDUCATION:H. P. Hammond, Brooklyn PolytechnicInstitute, Brooklyn, N.Y.; F, L.Bishop, University of Pittsburgh,Pittsburgh, Pa.:Cambridge, Mass.,June1937.Journal of English Education.10nos. Sociwrror AMERICAN FORUMS: H. H. Chapman,Mills'Building,Washington. D. C.; Franklin W. Reed,Mills Building,Washington,D. C.Journal of .Forestry.12nos.

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SoorrY OF DIRECTORSOF PHYSICAL EDUCATIONIN COLLEGES.See College 'hysical EducationAssociation. SOCIETY OF PROGRESSIVE ORALADVOCATES:M. A.Goldstein, $18SouthKings- highway, St. Louis,Mo.;Mrs.eMildredBrockmeyer,81S SouthKingshighway, St. Louis, Mo. SoCIETY OFSTATEDIRECTORSOF PHYSICAL AND HEALTHEDUCATION:Jessie Gar- rison, Departmentof Education,Montgomery,Ala.;James EdwardRogers, 31:1 Fourth Avenue.New York,N. Y. Sociology, educational.See NATIONALSOCIETYOF COLISCE TEACHERS 6FEDU- CATION. , . SOUTHERN ASSOCIATIONOF COLLEGES AND SfkoNDARY SC1I0OLS:J. ThowasDavis, Dean of John` TarletonAgriculturalCollege, Stephenville,Tex.; GuyE. Snavely, Birmingham-SouthernCollege,Birmingham,Ala.Richmond,Va., November 30to December 4,1936.Proceedings.an. Soul HERN ASSOCIATIONOF TEACHERSOFSPEECH: Giles 4W1lkeson Gray,Louisiana State University,Baton Rouge,La.; A. A.Hopkins,Univprsity ofFlorida, Gainesvi1l0,Fla.Nashville,Terin., April1937.TheSouthernSpeech Bulle- tin.October and Maichnos. SorriumN BAPTIST CONVENTION,EDUCATIONCOMMISSION:C. D.Johnson, chairman,Monticello,Ark.; SprightDowell,MackGa., SOUTHERN BAPTIST EDnATIONASSOCIATION:ClaybrookCottingham,Louisiana Cellege. Pineville,La.; JamesT. Warren,Carson-NewmanCollege,Jefferson City, Tenn.Memphis, Tenn.,1937. SOUTHERN COMMERCIALTEACHERSASSOCIATION:W. P.Selcer,ChattanoogaHigh School.Chattanooga,Tenn.; Mrs.Margaret B.Miller,Wheeler'sBusines6 College, Birmingham,A1a SOUTHFAN COMMISSIONON hIGHER INSTITUTIONS.SeeCOMMISSIONON INSTITU- TIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION, OF THE SOUTHERNASSOCIATIONOF COLLEGESAND , SECONDARY SCHOOLS. SOUTHERN CONFERENCEFOR MUSIC EDUCATION:Grace VanDyke Moore,Greens- boro, N. C.;Georgia Wagner,16 HerronStreet,Montgomery,Ala.Columbia, S. C., March1937.Musiii Educators'Journal. SOUTHWESTERNPHILOSOPHICALASSOCIATION:Ralph W.Mson,PhillipsUniver- sity, Enid,Okla.; ArchieJ. Bahm,TexasTechnologicalCollege,Lubbock, Texas. SOUTHERN SOCIETYFOR PHILOSOPHYAl$D PSYCHOLOGY.: LyleH. Lanier,Vander- . bilt University,Nashville, Tenn.;Frank A.Geldard,University ofVirginia, University,Va. Columbiá,S. C., March26 and 27,,1937.

Southern States. . See CONFERENCEOF SOUTHERN MOUNTAINWORKERSrSOUTHERN ASSKIATIONOF COLVGESANDSECOPSAVSCHOOLS. SOUTHERN WOMAN'SEDVATIONALALLIANCE:O. LathamHatcher,401-402Grace- American' Buildir*Richmond, Va.;R.- C. L.MMier, 401Grace-American° Building,Richmond, Va.Washington,D. C.;secondweékin November. SOUTHWESTERN PRIVATE COMMERCIAL'SCHOOLSASSOCIATION:J. D. Miracle!' Draughon's Business College,Abilene, Tex.;Miss A. M.Suhr, MasseyBusi- ness College,Houston, Tex. Spalphlanguage.See AMERICANASSOCIAnONOF TriftACHERS(OF SPANISH. SPECIALLIBRARIESASSOCiATION,345 HudsonStreet, NewYork, N.Y.: Ruth Savord, 45East Sixty-fifthStzeet, New Yoti,N. Y.;Elizabeth LoisClarke, 345 HudsonStreet, NewYork, N."1.SpecialLibraries. 10nos. SPECIALSCHOOLASSOCIATION, 120East Forty-firstStreet,New York, N.Y.: Ru- dolph S. Fried, BaileyBell, Katonah,N. Y.;E. A.Fatrington,BancroftSchool, Haddonfield,N. J.

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See Speech. AMERICAN 'PEECLICORRECTION ASSOCIATION;NATIONAL ASSOC1 ION FOR AMERICAN SPEECH; NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF TEACHERSOF SPEECH: NA- TIONAL SOCIETY FOR THE STUDY AND CORRECTIONOF SPEECH DISOÌIDEJIS;WEsrus ASSOCIATIONOF TEACHERS OF SPEECH. Spelling. SeeSIMPLIFIED SPELLINGBOARD. STAMMERERS' ADVISORYGUILD, 419 BoylstonStreet, Boston,Mass.: Wirnam Dennison, 43 St.Clair Avenue East, Toronto,Ontario, Canada;S11111'1,1D. Robbins, 419 Boylston Street, Boston,Mass.St.Lputis,Mo., December11;)-31, 1936. State educational See associations. NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONOF SECRETARIESOF STATE TEACHERS .1 ASSOCIATIONS. . State superintendents.Sec COUNCILOF STATE SUPERINTENDENTSAND COMMIS SIONERS OF EDUCATION. STATETEACHERS MAGNZINES,INC., 307 NorthMichigan Avenue,Chicago,III.: C. G. Schulz, 2642UniversityAvenue, St. Paul,Minn.; J. HerbertKelley,400 North Third Street,Harrisburg, Pa. State universities.sCC ASSOCIATION.OF DEPARTMENTSOF EDUCATION Or STATE UNIVERSITIESAND LAND-GRANT COLLEGES;ASSOCIATISOF GOVERNING BOARDS OF STATE UNINIRSITIES AND ALLIEDINSTITUJI9j8-IONALASSOCIATIONOF STATE UNIVERSITIESIN TUE UNITED STATF1-OFAMERICA. Statistics.SeeAMERICAN STATISTICAL Aisocienort.

Story-telitng. SeeNATIONAL STORYLEAGUE. go. Student federation.See NATIONALSTUDENTFEDERATIONOF ,THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Student health.See AMERICANSTUDENT HEALTHASSOCIATION. deli teaching.SeeSUPERVISORSOF STUDENT TEACHING. r-school directors,SeeASSOCIATION'OF SUMMER-SCHOOL DIRECTORS. Superintendence. NATIONAL EDUCATIONASSOCIATION,DEPARTMENTOF SUPER- INTENDENCE. i Superintendents.See IOUNCILOFSTATESUPERINTENDENTSAND COMMISSIÓNERS OF EDUCATION ; NEW ENGLANDASSOCIATIONOF SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS. Supervisors ofinstruction.SeeNATIONALEDUCATION ASSOCIATION,DEPARTMENT OF SUPERVISORSAND DIRECTORS OF INSTRUCTION; SUPERVISORSOF STUDENT TEACHING:Alonzo F.Myers, NewYork,Uni,versity,New York, N. Y.; J. G.Flowers, StateTeachers College,Upper Montclair,N. J. -Annual Proceedings. 7 Teacher-rnotters. SeeINTERNATIONALLEAGUEOF TEACHER-MOTtIERS,page 56. TEACHERS' INSURANCEAND ANNUITY ASSOCIATIONOF AMERICA:Henry 3RIDO*S:522 PiithAvenue, New York,N. Y.; RainardB. Robbins,522 FifthAvenue, New .* York, N. Y. r Teachers.*SeeAMEInCAN FEDERATIONor TEACHERS. - 16 Teachers' agencies.SeeNATIONAL AssocIATIONOF TEACHERS' AGENCIES. . Teachers' associations..$eeNATIONALASSOCIATIONor SECRETARIESor STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONS;NATIONAL LEAGUEOF TEACHERS ASSOCIATION'rs. TEACHERS COLLEGE PEISONNELASSOCIATION: George W. Frasier,Colorado State Teachers College,Greeley, Colo.;J. R. McCrory,StateTeachers College, St. Cloud, Minn. Teachers colleges. SeeNATIONALEDUCATIONASSOCIATION,DEPARTMENTor TEACHERS COLLEGES. Technical high schools.SeeAMERICAN ASSOCIATItmor Trormgm HIGH SCHOOLS` AND INSTITUTES. rift. BeeNAnONAL THRIFTColcurrrsii --- Tree association.Bee AMERICANTREE ASSOCUTION. e

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Tuberculosis.SfeNATIONALTUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION. a unions.See As.*10\ATION OF COLLEGEUNIONS. UNITEDCHAPTIMISoPurBETAKAPPA, 145West Fifty-M:1fStreet, New.York, . N. Y.: Clark S. Northup,Cornell Univ.erslty,Ithaca, N.Y. WilliamAllison Shimer, 145 WestFifty-fifth Street, NewYark;N. Y. NewYork, N.Y.,4 December 16, 1936..The AmericanScholar.q. : UNITED STATES "SticIETY,1905 FStreet, NW.,Washington,D. C.: Dr.Arthur C. Christie, 1905 II Street,NW.). Washington,D. C.;Arthur S.Fleming,1905. F Street, NW., Washp!.on.UncleSam's DiaryandThe Teacher'sBulle- an.ail. 1 Universities and .WSeeAMERICAN ASSOCIAnONOF UNIVERSITY I'RO FESSORS ; ASSOCIATIONOF AMERICANCOLLEGES;ASSOCIATIONOF AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES; AssociAnoN OF COLLEGESAND SECONDARY SCHOOLSFOR NEGROES; ASSOCIATIPN OF DEPARTMENTS , .t. OF EDUCATIONIN STATE UNIVERSITIESAND LAND. GRANT COLLEGES; ASSOCIATION OFGOVERN.'NGBOARDSOF STATE UN IVERSInES A ND ALLIED INsTITUTIONS; ASSOCIATIONOF LAND-GRANT, ES AND UNJIVER. s. SITIES ;ASSOCIATIONOF 'MILITARY COLLEGES ND SCHOOLS;ASSOCIATIONOF THE UNIVERSITIESAND COLLEGES OF THE SOCIETYOF JESUS;ASSOCIATIONOF URBAN UMVERSITIES; CONFERENCE OF NEGRO LAND-GRANT COLLEGES; M I DDLE STMES ASSOCIATIONOF COLLEGESAND SECONDARY SCHOOLS; NATIONAL ASSOCIA TION OF STATE, UNIVERSITIES ; NEW ENGLANDASSOCIATIONOF COLLEGESAND SECONDARY SCHOOLS ; NORTH CENTRALASSOCIATIONOF COLLEGESAND SEC ONDAB1C SCHOOLS; NORTHWESTASSOCIATION 0166SECONDARYAND HIGHER "SCHOOL. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATIONOF COLLEGESAND SECONDARYSCHOOLS; COM MISS;ON ON INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATIONOF THE SOUTHERNASSOCIA TIONOFCOLLEGESAND SECOND:MtSCHOOLS; WESTERN ASSOCIATIONOF COLLEGES ADiD a 44 SECONDARYSCHOOLS. .s University extension.SeeNATIONAL UNIVERSITYEXTENSION AssociAnt.- e. University professors.See AMERICANASSOCIAnONOF UNIVERSITYPROFESSORS. ._ University women. See AMERICANASSOCIATIONOF UNIVERSITYWOMEN. also See INTERNATIONALFEDERATION'OF UNIVERSITYWOMEN,page 56. Urban uniiersities.SeeASSOCIATIONOF URBAN UNIVERSITIES: Visiting teachers.SeeAMERICAN.ASSOCIATIONOF VISITINGTEACHERS. Visualeducation.SeeNATIONAL ACADEMYOF VISUALINSTRUCTION;NATIONAL EDUCATIONASSOCIATION,DEPARTMgNT. OF VISUAL INSTRUCTION.See alsoBU- REAU OF COMMERCIALECONOMICS,page 50. . ., Ir Vocationaleducation.SeeAMERICAN V.t.TION AL ASSOCIATION;KATIONALEDU- . f; CATION ASSOCIATION, DEPARTMENIOF oÁlTIONAL EDUCATION. Vocationalguidance.SeeJOINT VNCATIONAL . . SERVICE;NATIONALFEDERATIONOP BUREAUSOF OCCUPATIONS I NÂTIONAL0.CCUP/IiTIONAtti.NFESENCE.iNATIONAL VOCATIONALGUIDANCEA S.SOCIATIOIN ;NEW E VOC ATIAALOUIDANCE

. 1 T ASSOCIATIODr. - . WESTERNARTS ASSOCIATION: Frank C. Moore,-.11aotirdof Education,Cleveland, Ohio; HarryE. Wood, 62.15CcalegeAvenue,Indianapolis, ind.i. Toled9L. a Ohio, 1-' .0, April 14-17,1937. . .. :1st . . WESTERNASSOCIATIONOF COLLEGES t AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS:FrallICV;thOLIZIRS, State TeachersCollege, Fresno,Calif.; A.J. Clouds igatilOtacligh 'school . . . Building, , ...._, :t. " - _... .. SanFrancisco,Calif. - . -... _,._. ...-.._.. i e C , . ...t A -t-. : WESTERNASSOCIATIONOF TEACHERSOF SPEECH: Edward . :. ZARowell, 4, of California, Unilèridthir Berkeley,Calif.,JessieCasebolt, SanFranciscotate College, San trancisco,Calif.; Pasadena, Calif.,November26-28, pait, WESTERN .....- irt SOCIETYOF DEPARTMENTSOF, PILMONs. -.EliUCATil*...% FOB COULEE'S WOMEN:VioletB. Marshall,Univeisity.of California,Berkéley,"-Calif.; % Caroline E. liodgion,OccidentalCollege, Loii- .: Atigelps, 611E. .'f1.4 .* /. I I . v- ...... __. f ..,-' 4 : L,4...J.. , ' ,.. %. c-4). i N., A4 . 41.4,10,, s . 4 . . "j1 .:-.1.*:'").J',;461.X':'#:: % . I 7. lp : ,.c.0). A ) T %!. ""7,7 AL. . - 42 EDUCATIONALDIRECTORY, 1937

Women. Sec AMERICANASSO.tIAnONOF UNIvERSITY WOMEN ; EASTERNSoCirrY OF THE ASSOCIATION OF DIRECTORSOF PHYSICAL EDUCATIONFOR COLLLGE WOMEN; INSTITUTEOF .WOMEN'SPROFESSION/ALRELATIONS; MID-WEST.1s- SOCIATION OFDIRECTORSOF PHYSICAL EDUCATIONFORWOMEN; NATION ASSOCIATIONOFCOLLEGE WOMEN;NATIONAL EDUCATIONASSOCIATION, DEPAI:T- MENT OF DEANS OF WOMEN;SOUTHERN WOMAN'SEDUCATIONAL ALLIANH: WOMEN'S EDUCATIONALAND INDUSTRIAL UNION. See also INTERNATION\I. FEDERATIONOF UNIvERSITY WOMEN,page. WOMEN'S EDUCATIONALAND INDUSTRIAL UNION: MTS. Eva WhitingWhite,21 4 Boylston Street, Boston,Mass.; Mary H.Tolman, 264 BoylstonStreet-1;os. ton, Mass. ;Boston, Mass.,November 10, 1936. WOMEN'S PROFES,SIONALPAN HELLENICASSOCIATION: Gertrude Evans,614 1..:m Seneca Street, Ithaca, N. Y.;Mrs. JeanetteScheid Arnold, 125Charles Strvo, Boston, Mass. - Work-study-play school.See NATONALASSOCIATION FOI;/THE STUDYOF THE PLATOONOR WORK-STUDY-PLAY SCHOOL ORGANIZATION. WORKERS EDUCATIONBUREAUOF AMERICA. Secpage52. World.See WoRLDFEDERATIONOF EDUCATION ASSOCIATION,page 56. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIANASSOCIATION, EDUCATIONALCOUNCIL: James W.Mv_ Candless, Y. M. C. A., Dayton,Ohio; C. E Leavers,570 JamaicaAvenue. Brooklyn, N. Y.; Buffalo,N. Y. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN AssOCIATION, EDUCATIONALSECRIFAR1FS AssOCIAmi\: C. V. Thomas,.2200 Prospect Avenue,Cleveland, Ohio;Q. H. McConaugliy, Y. M. C. A., Dayton,Ohio. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIANASSOCIATION, PHYSICALDIRECTORS SOCIETYOFNoIMI AMERICA: Robert C. Cubbon, 55Haon Place,Brooklyn, N. Y.;Willi:tinT. (i) -Rowe, 304 Wood Street,Pittsburgh, Pa.June 1E09.Journal ofPhysical Education.6nos. YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIANASSOCIATION. See THE NATIONALBOARDOF THE YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIANASSOCIATIONS. STATE ALABAMA: ALABAMA EDUCATIÓN ASSOCIATION, :11Adams Avenue,Montgomery-- Garland S. Smith, Vernon, Ala.; FrankL. Groove,Montgomery. Alabama School Journal.9nos. ALASKA: ALASKA EDUCATIONASSOCIATIONW.K. Keller,Superintendent, Anchorage. ARIZONA: ARIZONA EDUCATIONASSOCIATIONH.W. Smith,Glendale;J.J. Clark, Phoenix.Tucson, November 1936.Arizona Teacher.9nos. ARKANSAS: ARKANSAS EDUCATIONASSOCIATIONJ._ I.McClurkin, El Doriulo; Miss Willie A.Lawson, Chamberof CominerceBuilding, LittleRock.Little Rock, November 5and 6, 1936.JoAnalof Arkansas tducation.9nos. CALIFORNIA: ADULT EDUCATIONASSOCIATIONOF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA: Mr. Krehhell, Principal, SantaMonica Evening High SChool,Sant&-Monica. ASSOCIATIONOFCALIFORNIASECONDARY SCHOOLPauccaPALs--Ethel Percy Andrus, AbrahamLincoln High School,3625 NorthBroadway,fxisAn- . .geles; 'BarryG. Hansen,San Francisco . Continuation HighSchool, San Francifico. CALiFORNIA EDUCATIONALRESEAROSAND GUIDANCE ASSOCIATION Henry Ty- ler, SacramentoJunior College,Sacramento;CorinneDavii,State Col- lege, SanJose.April 1937. CALIFORNIA EDUOATIONALRESEARCHANDGUIDANCEASSOCIATION, SOUTHERN SECTIONMargaretBennett, CitySchools, Pasadena;Willis W. Clark, 240 South Broadway,Los Angeles.orp,

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CALIFORNIA Continued. 4 CALIFORNIA SOCIETYOF SECONDARY EDUCATiOAN,'BlissBuilding,anta Mon- icaHermanA. Spindt,KernCoimtyUnion High Schòoland Bakers,- field Junior College, Bakersfield;Lillian M.Perry, BlissBuilding,Until Monica.Journal ofSecondaryEducation., CALIFORNIA STATEFEDERATIONOF TEAcirEasDr. tender,SacramentoJun- ior College,Sacramento;X.C Dart,7918OutlookAvenue,Oakland. CALIFORNIATEACHERSASSOCIATIONJohnA.Sexson,Superinteudentof Schools, Pasadena;Roy W.Cloud, 155 SailsomeStreet, SanFrancisco. BaySectionMrs.Ada V.Withrew,ElementarySchool, LosGatos; Earl G. Gridley,Room1, 2163 Center. Street,Berkeley.CentralCoast Sec- tionMrs.DeliaR. Briggs,AusaymasSchool,Hollister; T.S. .Mac- Quiddy,DistrictSuperintendentof Schools,Watsonville.Santa Cruz, November23-25,1936.CentralSectionPaulE. Andrew,District Super- intendent and Principal,Clovis;H. W.Kelly, 115GoshenAvenue, Visalia. Fresno,November 23-25,1936.Northern CoastSectionNeilM.Parsons, Mendocino; ShirleyA. Perry,Ukiah.NorthernSectionCharlesK. Price, DistrictSuperintendent,Orland;Portia F.Moss, County of Superintendent Schools;vAuburn.SouthernSection,408 SouthSpringStreet, Los ÁngelesArthurF.Core'y,AssistantCountySuperintendent, F. L. Thursion, Santa Ana; 408SouthSpringStreet,Los Angeles.December 14-16, 1936.Sierra.EducationalNews.10nos. PUBLICSulam OFFICIALSOF CALIFORNIAA.A. Knoll,Board ofEduca- tion, LongBeach; A.I'.Mattier,ComptonUnionSecondarySchools, Compton.Proceedings. SAN FRANCISCOCLASSROOMTEACIIFIISASSOCIATIONOlga Fifth Ericcson, 347 Avenue,SanFrancisco;AlfredR. McOlure,932 MadridStreet, San Francisco. COLORADO: COLORADOEDUCATIONASSOCIATION Max D.Morton,Principal,That- cher School,Pueblo;W. B.Mooney, 230CoronadoBuilding, Pueblo, Denver. Denver, GrandJunction,November5-7, 1936,ColoradoSchool Journir. finos. CONNECTI-CUT: CONNECTICUTSTATETEACHERS'ASSOCIATIONDaisyLord,Water- bury;F. E. Harrington,Hartford.October30, 1936.Connecticut 9nos. Teacher. DintCT OF COLUMBIA: EDUCATIONASSOCIATIONOF THE DISTRICTOF COLUMBIAA.Grace Lind, Bancroft ElementarySchool,Washington;Karl J.Moser, EliotJunior HighSchool, Washington.TheJournal ofthe EducationAssociationof the Districtof Columbia.4nos. ELEMENTARY PRINCIPALSASSOCIATIpNOF THE WHITESCHOOLSpF WASH- INAONCecelia P. Dulin,110 MarylandAvenueNE.,Washington;Eliza- . beth S. Emmons,Suitland,Md.Bulletin oftheElementaryrrincipals Association.an. FEDERAL SCHOOLMEN'SCLUBOF WASHINGTONRobertW. Bolwell,The GeorgeWashingtonUniversity,Washington;A. L.Howard, Hight Roosevelt SChoo.l,Washington;firstSaturday,November,December,January, February,March,'and April. I " HIGHSCHOOLTFACHERS*ASSOCIATIONOF THE PISTRICTOF C6i.uxinIAMrs. Estelle Phillips,CentralHighSchool,Washington;George T.O'Neill, CentralHie?SChool,Washington.The Bulletin.2nos. ftopiDA: FLORIDA EDUCATIONASsocIATIoNF.N. K.Bailey, Sebrint*James 'Rickards, S. Tallahassee;Christmasholidays1930.The Journalof theFlorida EducationAssociation.9nos. a 44 EDUCATIONALDIRECTORY, 1 937

GEORGIA:GEORGIA EDUCATIONASSOCIATIONJ. H.Saxon, Quitinan&KyleTAl- friend, 034 VinevilleAvenue, Macon.Georgia Education Jouliaal.9nos. IDAHO: IDAHOEDUCATION ASSOCIATION,331 SonnaBuilding, BoiseGeorge11 Denman, Superintendentof Schools, Burley; John I. Hillman, 331Sonna Building, Boise.Idaho%Journal ofEducation.9nos. ILLINOIS: FEDERATIONOF ILLINOIS COLLEGESS. K. Wilson,Loyola University,Chi- cago ;Timothy Lehmann,Elmhurst College, 'Elmhurst.Forest,Ill., Rosary College.Proceedings. HIGH SCHOOL CONFERENCE( UNIVERSITYOF ILLINOIS) Arthur W. Clevenger, 209 Administration Building,University of Illinois,Urbana. ILLINOIS CITY SUPERINTENDENTASSOCIATIONFrankJensen, La Salle;W. L. Gard, Beardstown.

JILINOIS COUNTYSUPERINTENDENT ASSOCIATIONChris S. Apt,Oquawka; Alice I. Mudd, Winchester. ILLINOIS SECONDARY SCHOOLPRINCIPALS ASSOCIATIONRnlph E. Stringer, Robinson; James E. Blue,Rockford. ILLINOIS STATEASSOCIATIONOF ELEMENTARY SUPERVISORSAlta McIntire, Berwyn; Ellen P. Reidy,Mooseheart. ILLINOIS STATE SCHOOL BOARDASSOCIATIONLeo W.Cbulock, 401 South Thirteenth, Maywood;A. D. McLarty, 500East Capitol, Springfiekl. Springfield, Hotel AbrahamLincoln, November19-21, 1030.Illinois School BoardBulletin.q. ILLINOIS STATE TEACHERSASSOCIATION, 100 East EdwardsStreet, Spring- fieldF. A.Jensen, La Salle; RobertC. Moore, Carlinville.The Illinois Teacher.

SCHOOLMASTEMS CLUBOF ILLINOISC. H. Kingman, Ottawa;R. E. Stowell, Peoria. INDIANA:INDIANA STATE TEACHERSASSOCIATION, LincolnHotel, Indianapolis HildaMoehling, Terre Haute; CharlesO. Williams, 203Hotel Lincoln, Indianapolis.Indianapolis, October22 and 23, 1936.The Indiana Teacher, 9nos. IOWA IOWA STATE TEACHERSASSOCIA TIONJa mes Rae, Mason City; Charles F. Pye, Des Moines. Des Moines,November 5-7, 1936.Midland Schools. KANSAS: KANSAS STATETEACHERS ASSOCIATION, 315 WestTenth Street, Topeka R. V.Pflinney,Superintendent, Lamed; F. L.Pinet, 315 West Tenth Strek, Topeka.Topeka, Salina, Hays,Garden City, Hutchinson,Winfield, Fort Scott, Coffeyville, November6 and 7, 1936. KENTUCKY: KENTUCKY ASSOCIATIONOFCOLLEGESAND SECONDARY SCHOOLSH. A. Babb, Morehead; Paul P. Boyd, University ofKentucky, Lexington. Lexington, October 30 and 31, 1936.Proceedings.6nos. KorrucxY EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, 14213Heyburn Building,Louisville . Frank L. McVey, University ofKentucky, Lexington; W. P. King, 1422 Heyburn Building, Louisville. KentuckySchool Journal. 9nos. LOUISIANA: LOUISIANA TEACHERS ASSOCIATION, 418FloridaStreet, Baton RougeSpencer Phillips, Pelican; G. O. Houston, BatonRouge.November 1936,Louisiana Schools.9nos. MAINE:MAINE TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONLOU M. Buker,Elementary Supervisor, Augusta;Adelbert W. Gordon, State House,Augusta.Lewiston, October 29 and 30, 1936.Journal of Proceedings.an. MARYLAND:MARYLANDSTATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONO.Milton Wright, Bel Air; Walter H. Davis, Havre de Grace. Baltimore, October28 and 24, 19364 AMERICANEDUCATIONALASSOCIATIONS 45

MASSACHUSETTS: HARVARDTEACHERSASSOCIATIONPaysonSmith,HarvardUniversity,Cam- bridge; CharlesSwainThomas,HarvardGraduateSchool ofEduca- tion, Cambridge.HarvarqUniversity,Cambridge.HarvardTeachers Record. HIGH SCHOOLATHLETICAssomnoNOF MA88ACIII7SVITSThomas J. Aber- nethy, Westfield HighSchool,Westfield; William D.Sprague, High School,Melrose.Framingham,April 28,1937. s HIGH SCHOOLPRINCIPALSASSOCIATIONOF MASSACHusrrrsThomasJ. Abernethy,WestfieldHighSchool, Westfield;WilliamD.Sprague, High School,Melrose.Boston,January 9,1937. MASSACHUStrIAS4SSOCIATIONFOR EDUCATIONALMen-lopBerthaQuinnam, 113 Thacher Street;Mattapan; Margaret A.Butler, 72VillageAvenue, Dedham. MASSACHUSETTS COUNCILOF ADMINISTRATIONWOMENIN EDUCATIONJennie E. Scolley,360 MapleStreet, Holyoke;Mary P.O'Neill, 58Autumn Street, East Lynn. MASSACHUSETTS JUNIORHIGHSCHOOLPRINCIPALSASSOCIATION Raymond W. Blaisdell,John W.WeeksJunior II:gbSchool,Newton;Russell V. a Burkhart. FrankA. DayJunior HighSchool,Newton. MASSACHUSETTSSCHOOLMASTERSCLUBBurrJ. Merriam,Superintendent of Schools, Framingham;Henry W.B. Arnold,320 EliotScree)/Milton. MASSACHUSETTS'SOCIETYFOR MENTAL HYGIENE, 111 5 Joy Sreet, Boston Donald Grigg,WellesleyAvenue,Wellesley; Charles E. Thonipson,East Gardner.MonthlyBulletin.Understandingthe Child.q. MASSACHUSETTSSTATE TEACHIMSCOLLEGEASSOCIATIONGertrudeB. Gold- smith, . StateTeachersCollege, Salem;Gladys F.Pratt, StateTeachers College.Westfield. MASSACHUSETTSTEACHERSFEDERATION, 15AshburtonPlace,BostonGrace I. Woodbury,4 Lakecroft Court,Melrose; Hugh Nixon,15 Ashburton Place,Boston;15 AshburtonPlace,Boston,October 17,196.The Massachuse:tsTeacher.9nos. imp MICHIGAN: . MICHIGAN ASSOCIATIONOF SCHOOLSUPERINTENDENTSAND SCHOOL BOARD MEmBERsHenryGeerlings,Holland;H. C.Daley, HighlandPark. MICHIGANEDUCATIONASSOCIATIONDavidA. VanBuskirk,Superintendent, Hastings;Albert J.Phillips,MichiganEducationBuilding,Lansing. MichiganEducationJournal.9lips: MICHIGANSCHOOLMASTERSCLUBB.J. Rivett,Principal,Northwestern High School, Detroit;H. A.Tape, Principal,LincolnConsolidatedSchools.. Ypsilanti.Ann Arbor,Mich., April29,to May 1, 1937.Journal. MICHIGANSOCIETYFOR RURALEDUCATIONDr.H. L.Turner,MichiganState Normal College, Ypsilanti; MissIna Kelley,Hartland.4*, MICHIGANSTATEFEDERATIONOF TEACHERSCumHomerC. Davis,Public Schools,Kalamazoo;GeorgeMackmiller,HighSchool,Ann Arbor. MINNESOTA: MINNESOTAEDUCATION ASSOCIATIONFloydB. Moe,Junior College,Virg:nia; C. G. Schulz,2042UniversityAvenue, St,Paul.November 6-8,1936. MinnesotaJgurnalof Education.9nos. MINNESOTASCHOOLBOARDASSOCIATIONE.E. Sharp,Moorhead;John E. Palmer,Ferguson Falls. MISSISSIPPI:MISSISSIPPIEDUCATIONAssocIATIoN, 219NorthPresidentStreet, JacksonAlmaHickman,Hattiesburg;Waltpr N.Taylor, 219NorthPresi- dentStreet,Jackson.MississippiEducationalAdvance.8nos. 46 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY, 1 9 3 7

MISSOURI: MISSOURI COLLEGE UNIONF. M. Tisdel,. Columbia; L.G.AbernI.ITLy, Fayette.Columbia, Mo., December 1, 1936. MISSOURI STATE TEACHERS AssocIenoNDr. W. W. Parker, State Teach,r; College, Cape Girardeau; E. M. Carter, Columbia.Kansas City, Novo:fi- ber 11-14, 1936.School and Community.9 nos. MONTANA: MONTANA EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, 7 Kohrs Block, HelenaG. E. Kiibt.r. Ronan;Martin P. Moe, Box 217, Helena.Kalispell, Helena, Great1.';w:, Billings, October 29-31, 1936.Montana Education.9nos. MONTANA SCHOOL BOARDS AssocurrioNRalph L. Arnold, Missoula; E.L. Marvin, Billings.Billings, December 1936. NEBRASKA: THE ASSOCIATIONOFNFIMASKA SCHOOL BOARDSANDEXECUTIVES,I:I'll CloudEdward E. Carr, North Platte; E. J. Overing, Red Cloud.Ef.;fr- ney,JanuaryorFebruary 1937.Proceedings. NEBRASKA COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS ASSOCIATION Leorn A. Rustin, Cfolit:ty Superintendent, Chadron; Edwin M. Wieland, Clay Center.Nebri-lia Educational Journal. NETRASKA STATE ORGANIZATIONOFDEANSOFWOMENMarySturnier,Ilih Sf.hool, Beatrice; Mrs. T. J. Thompson, Jackson High School, Linco!n. Lincoln, University of Nebraska, October 1936. NEBRASKA STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIAnONHenry M. Eaton, Omaha; Charlo: A. Bowers, 605 South Fourteenth Street, Lincoln; October 28-31,1113G. Nebraska Educational Journal.10nos. NEBRASKA WOMEN'S EDUCATIONAL CLUBMrs. Grace G. Hyatt, 2135solo, Street,Lincoln;. Mary V. Walker,State TeachersC011ege, Wayne. Nebraska Women's Educational Club Bulletins.3nos. NEVADA : NEVADA STATE EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONM. J.Clarke, ElyBernice Griffith, Ely; Reno, October 1937.Nevada Schools. NEw HAMPSHIRE : NEW HAMPSHIRE BUSINESS EDUCATORS ASSOCIATIONDoreenGale, Little- ton: Helen G. Hannon,Whitefleld. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONElizabeth M. Thompson, Colebrook; John W. Condon, Manchester.Littleton, October 8 and 9, 1936.New Hampshire State TeachersAssociationBulletin. 4nos. NEW JERSEY: OCEAN COUNTY TEACHERSAssocIATIoN±MaryYoung, Laurelton;Mrs. Sally Brook, Point Pleasant Boro.Spring 1937. NEW JERSEY STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONFro nk G.Pickell, 304 Stacey- Trent Hotel, Trenton; Solomon C. Strong, 307 'Stacy-Trent Hotel,Tren- ton. New Jersey Educational Review.6nos. NEW MEXICO:NEW MEXICO EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION, 18 Sena Plaza, Santa Fe, P. 0. Box 1538J. R. McCollum,. 1124 East Silver Avenue, Albuquerque;Ver- nonO. Tolle, 18 Sena Plaza, Santa Fe.Albuquerque, Oetober 28-31, 1936. New Mexico School Review.9nos. NEW YORK: ASSOCIATED ACADEMIC PRINCIPALS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORKRoscoeJ. Bacus, Principal Town of Webb High School, Old Forge; David G. Allen, Lake Placid Central School, LakPIacid yracuse,December28-30, 1936.Proceedings. EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH A MCI TIONOFNEW YORK STATEJ. Harold Gold- topmage.zAkorpe, Rochester; Wayne "Soper, State Education Department, Al- bany.Syracuse, 1:r 28, 1936.

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NEWYORKCon t inued. NEW YORK SOCIETYFOR THE EXPERIM EN TAL STUDYOF EDUCATIO NW i 11 iam Jansen, 500 Park Avenue,New York;C. FrederickPertsch, Public School 29, Brooklyn.Bulletin.m. 7 NEW YORK STATE ASSOCIATIONOF DEANSCat herine Reed,State Collegefor Teachers, B'uffalo; Zoraida Weeks, High School, ,* Oneida.Buffalo, Novem- ber 13 and 14, 1936.Proceedings. NEWYORkSTATEASSOCIATIONOF DISTRICT SUPERINTEN DEN T SJ01111 R. Stickney, Bolton Landing:Essie E.Babcock,Cattaraugus.Glen Falls, October 1936. NEW YORK STATEASSOCIATIONOF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PRINCIPALS,Syra- cuseFranklin A.Butts, EdwardElsworthSchool, PoughkeeNie; Martha PeckPorter, HeightsElementary School,Roslyn Heights.Syra- cuse, December 1936. NEW YORK STATE COUNCILOF CITY SC WOOL SUPERINTE NIWNT S Joseph C. ,__. Brown, Pelham; E.L. Ackley,Johnstown.Saranac Inn,September 27, 1936. NEW YORK STATETEACHERSASSOCIATION, 52WashingtonAvenue, Albany Mabel E. Simpson,Board ofEduca , Rochester; AuieEldred, 152 Wasbington Avenue,Albany. Syracuse,November 23and 24, 1936. New York State Education.9nos. NORTH CAROLINA:NORTH CAROLINA EDUCATION Assoc-Teti-IONRayFonderburk, Wilmington;Jule B. Warren,Box 274,Raleigh.North CbrolinaEducation. 9nos. .NORTH DAKOTA:NORTH DAKOTAEDUCATION ASSOCIATIONRita A. Murphy, Bismarck; M. E.McCurdy, Fargo.Grand Forks,November 4-6,1936.The North Dakota Teacher.9nos. OHIO : OHIO COLLEGEASSOCIATIONGeorge W.Righmire, OhioState University, Coluinbus;A. P. Rosselot,Otterbein College,Westerville. OH10 EDUCATION) ASSOCIATION, 12'21-28Beggs Bldg.,ColumbusB.F. Stanton, Alliance;Walton B.Bliss, 1221-28Beggs Bldg.,Columba:4. Columbus, December28-30, 1926.OhioSchools. 10nos. OKLAHOM A : MUSKOGEE TEACHERSASSOCIATIONMrs.Ona Baldwin,Washington School, Muskogee;Frankie Harris,Longfellow School,Muskogee. OREGON: OREGON ASSOCIATIONFOR ADULT EDUCATION AlfredPowers, 814Oregon Building, Portland;Anne M. Mutheron,LibraryAssociation of Portland, Portland, OREGON HIGHSCHOOL PRIN C 8ASSOCIATION ClydeBeard, Roseburg; R. W. Tavenner,Salem. Sam,October 16and 17, 1936. OREGON STATETEACHERS ASSOCIATIONR.E. McCormack,Bend: E. F. Carleton, 602 Studio Building,Portland; Portland,December 28-30, 1936. Oregon EducationJournal. 8nos. PENNSYLVANIA: ASSOCIATIONOF COLLEGE PRESIDENTSOF PEN N SYL VAN IAC. C. Ellis, Juniata College, Huntingdon;W. P. Tolley,Allegheny College,Meadville. ASSOCIATIONOF SCHOOL BOARD SECRETARIESOFPENN 8 YLV A N IAGeorge A. Mincemoyer,Mechanicsburg;Mary M.Handshaw,1837 MarketStreet, Harrisburg, PENNSYLVANIASTATE EDUCATIONA ssociAnoNMary B. McAndrew, 9 Car- bondale; J. HerbertKelley, 400North ThirdStreet,Harrisburg; Harris- burg, December2840, 1938.

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PENNSYLVANIAContinued. PITTSBURGH PRINCIPALS CLUB Frank A. Finlay, Cowley School, P1ttsburi.:11: Irene A. Thompson, Rose School, Pittsburgh.Pittstrurgh, October12, 1936. PITTSRURGH TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONFrank II. Herrington, 1020 Besscw..r Building, Pittsburgh; Mafty Rowlands, 1020 Bessemer Building, burgh; Pittsburgh, October 20, 1936.Pittsburgh School Bulletin. 19 nos. PUBLIC EDUCATIONANDCHILD LABOR ASSOCIATIONOFPENNSYLVANIALeRtly

A. King, Philadelphia; Bruce M. Watson, 1505 Race Street, Philadelphia. Pennsylvania's Children in School and at Work. 10nos. SCHOOLMEN'S WEEK( UNIVERSITYOFPENNULVA.NIA) Arthur J. J4 chairman, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia; LeRoy A. King, 113 Bemiett Hall, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. - RHODE ISLAND: BARNARD CursAlexander J. Stoddard, Superintendent of Schools, Prov. idence; Lutqus A. Whipple, Room 210, ()nk Hall Building, Pawtucket. i3RowN UNIVERSITY TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONClarenceW. Bosworth, Cranston; C. Emanuel Ekstrom, Brown University, Provide RHODE ISLAND INSTITUTEOFINSTRUCTIONJames F. Rockett, Dre tor of o Education,State House, Providence; Alfred J.Maryott,Principal, Senior High School, Pawtucket.October 22-24, 1936.Quarterly Jour- nal of the Wiode Island Institute of Instruction. SOUTH CAROLINA:r ASSOCIATIONOFCOLLEGESOFSOUTH CAROLINAH. N. Snyder, WoffordCol- lege, Spartanburg; L. T. Baker, Universityof South Carolina, Columbia, PALMETTO STATE TEACHERSAssocixrioNG. W. Howard, Georgetown; John P. Burgess,Orangeburg...Columbia, March 1937. The Bulletin. SOUTH CAROLINA EDUCATION ASSOCIATIONJ,C. Holler, Anderson; J. P. Coates, 1218 Senate Street, Columbia; Columbia,1936.South Carolina Education.8nos. SOUTH DAKOTA:SOUTH DAKOTA EDUCATION ASSOCIATIONBernardLinn, County Superintendent, Sturgis;N. E.Steele, 3PettryBuilding, Sioux Falls.Rapid City, November 22-25,1936.South Dakota Education Asso- ciation Journal.9nos. TENNESSEE: TENNESSEE COLLEGE ASSOCIATION R. E. Womtick, Lambuth College, Jack- son;C. Hodge Mathes, State TeachersCollege, Johnson City.Nashville, Vanderbilt Univeriity, March24 and 25, 1937;Proceedings.*an. TENNESSEE PUBLIC SCHOOL OFFICERSASSOCIATIONKit Parker, Jackson; R. N. Chenault, Tullahoma.Nnshville, January 9 and 10, 1037. TENNEBSEE EDUC'ATIONASSOCIATIONJ. R. Miles, Covington; W. A. Bass, 601-602 Cotton StatesBuilding, Nashville.Nashville, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday preceding Eastereachyear.The Tennessee Teacher.9 nos. TEXAS: ELEMENTARY PRINCIPALSANDSUPERVISORS ASSOCIATIONOFTExAsElsie Jordt, Beacon Hill. School, SanAntonio; Byron England, Abilene.Fort * Worth, November 27, 1936.Yearbook. TEXAS STATE TEACHERSASSOCIATION, 410 East Weatherford Street,Fort WorthJohn H. Gregory, McAllen;B. B. Cobb, 410 East Weatherford Street, Fort Worth.Fort Worth, November 26-28, 1936.Texas Outlook. 12nos.

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TEXASContinued. TEXAS STATE TEACHERSAsSOCIATION (('OLORED) M. B. Davis, Principal, Colored High School,Jacksonville; T.Tatum,711Ponja4s-43treet, Beau- mont.Dallas, November26-28, 1936.Texas Standard.q. .) UTAH : UTAH EDUCATION AssociAnoN,316 Vermont Building,Salt Lake City H.M. Woodward, BrighamYoung University,Provo; B. A. Fowler, 316Ver- mont Building, Salt Lake City.Salt Lake City, October:Al-31,1936.Vtah Educational Review.6nos. VERMONT: VERMONT STATETEACHERS AssoaATioNJos'ephWiggin, Brattleboro; Marion C. Parkhurst, 29South Willard Street,Burlington.Burlington, October S-10, 1936. VermontSchool Journal.4nos. VERMONT WOMENTEACHERS CLUBFlorenceFisher, Burlington: Florence A. Keyes, Burlington. VIRGINIA : 1 ASSOCIAnONOF PUBLIC SCHOOL TRUSTEESOF VIRGINIAMrs. Ruby G. Simp- son, 2115 Military Road, Arlingtim;T. Boyd Taliaferro, lleathsville. e Virginia Journalof Education. ASSOCIATIONOF VIRGINIA COLLEGESRaymond B. Pinchbeck.University of Richmond,Richmond; John L.Manahan, University.Fredericksburg, February 12 and 13,1937. VIRGINIA EDUCATION.ASSOCIATION. 401 NorthNintfiStreet, RichmondJohn E. Martin, Suffolk;C. J. Heatwole, 401 NorthNinth Street,Richmond. Richmond, November24-27, 1936.Virginia Journal of EduCation.9nos. WASHINGTON: WASHINGTON EDUCATIONASSOCIATION, 707 LowmanBuilding, SeattleCora L. Oleson, RidpathHotel, Spokane;Arthur L. Marsh, 707 LowmanBuild- ing, Seattle.Seattle, Tacoma,Bellingham, Yakima,Wenatchee, Walla Walla, Spokane, Centralia,Longview, last 2 weeksin October 1936. Washington EducationJournal. 8nos. WASHINGTON STATESCHOOL DIRECTORSASSOCIATIONMrs. Ica A. Mann, Route 5, Box 691,Tacoma; L. D.Burrus, Olynipia.Olympia,- Vehruary 1937. WEST VIRGINIA,: WEST VIRGINIA ASSOCIATIONOFSECONDARY SCHOOLPRINCIPALSArthur V. G. Upton, Morgantown HighSchool,. slollorgantown:C. G. Peregoy,Beckley High School, Beckley.Elkins, April 1937. WEST VIRGINIASTATE EDUCATIONASSOCIATION, 1816 WashingtonStreet, OharlestonMahala DorcasPrichard, Fairinont;J. II. Hickman, 1816 Washington Street.,Charleston.Huntington, November12-14,1936. West VirginiaSchool Journal. 9nos. WISCONSIN: Or WISCONSINASSOCIATIONor ScHooL BOARDSW. A. Taege, Wausau;Mrs. Clara Dvorak,Muscoda.Milwaukee. WISCONSINSECONDARY SCHOOLPRINCIPALS AssocuTroNA.T. Conrad, principal, East HighSchoolSuperior; EdwardHinterberg, princi school, Watertown.Milwaukee, firstweek in November. z Wiseman,'TEACHERS ASSOCIATION,404 Insurance Building, adison-- Frances Jelinek, 150Hotel Wisconsin,Milwaukee; O. H. Plenzke,404 Insurance Building, Madison.Milwaukee, November5-7, 1936,Wiscon- sin Journal ofEducation. 9 nos.' WYOMING:WYOMINGEDUCATIONAssoctATT6NW.C. Reusser,Laramie; H. H. Moyer,Rawlins, Laramie,October 1547, 1986,Wyoming EducationalNews. 4nos. 50 EDUCATIONALDIREÒTORY,1937

2.EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATIONS AND BOARDS

AMERICAN FIELD SERVICEFELLOWSHIPSFORFRENCH UNIVERSITIES, INC., 2 W..:t Forty-fifth Street, New York,N. Y.: Paul D. Cravath, 15 Broad Street,Nils- York, N. Y.; EdgarJ. Fisher, 2 WestFortitfthStreet, New York,N. Y. Annual Report. AMERICAN FOUNDATIONMR MENTAL HYGIENE, INc.: Arthur H. Ruggles, Provj- dence, R. I.; Clifford W.Beers, 50 West Fiftieth Street, New York,N. Y. AMERICAN FOUNDAnONFOR THEBIIND, INC., 15 West Sixteenth Street,New Yolk. N. Y.: M. C.Migel, 654 Madison Avenue, N ork, isT. Y.; O. H. Burri::. 15 West Sixteenth Street, NewYork, ". . Outlook for the Blind.5n. . The Teachers Forum forInstructors of Blind Children.5nos. AMERICAN-SCANDINAVIANFOUNDAnON: Henry Goddard Leach, 570 LexingTon. Avenue, New York, N. Y.; NelsonAbeel, 116 East Sixty-fourth Street,Npw York, N. Y. American-ScandinavianReview.q. ANNA T. JEANES FUND: ArthurD. Wright, 726 Jackson Place NW., Washingtoi. D. C. ". ATWATER KENT FouNp.mos:A. Atwater Kent, 4700Wis:sahickonAvenue, Phila- delphia, Pa..; G. C. Weaver, 4700 WissahickonAvenue, Philadelphia, Pa. BARNES FOUNDATION:Albert C. Barnes, Merion, Pa.; N. E.Mullen, 273Winr14:. Way, Merlon, Pa. BARONDEHIRSCH FUND, 220 Fifth Avenue, New York,N. Y.: George W. Nam- burg, 70 Pine Street, New York,N. Y.; Ralph F. Colin, 165 Broadway, New York, N. Y. BERNARR MACFADDEN FO9DATION,INC.:Bernarr Macfadden, 1926 Broadway, New York, N. Y.; Meyer Dworkin,1926 Broadway, New York, N. Y. BUREAUOFCOMMERCIAL ECONOMICS: A. Marls Boggs, ShorehamHotel, Wash-

.4 jngton, D. C. BUREAUOFEDUCATIONAL EXPERIMENTS, COOPERATIVE SCHOOLFORSTUDENT TEACH- ERS, 69 Dank Street, New York, N. Y.:1rs. Lucy Sprague Mitchell, 69 Bank Street, New York. N. Y.; Elizabeth aly, 69 Bank Street, New York, N.Y. "69 Bank Street." CARNEGIE CORPORATIONOFNEW YORE, 522 Fifth Avenue. New York, N. Y.:F. P. Keppel, 522 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y.; Robert M. Lester, 522 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.New York, N. Y., November 17, 1936.Annual Report. CARNEGIE FOUNDATIONFOR THEADVANCEMENTOFTEACHING, 522 Fifth Avenue. New York, N. Y.: Walter A. Jessup,522 Fifth Avenue, New york, N. Y.: Howard J. Savage, 522 Fifth Avenue, NewYork, N. Y.New York, N. Y.. November 18, 193& CHARACTER EDUCATION INSTITUTION:Milton Fairchild, 6313 ConnecticutAvenue, NW., Washington, D. C. CHEW EDUCATION FOUNDAnON, 535 East Eighty-fourthStreet, New York, N. Y.: Anna Eva McLin; Gilbert Seldes, 17 Henderson Place,New York, N. Y. CHILDREN'SFOUNDATION, Valparaiso, Ind.:Lewis E. Myers, Valparaiso,Ind., M. G. MYers, 55 North Avenue, Chicago, Ill. CHINA INSTITUTTINAMERICA, 119 West Fifty-seventh Street, New York, N. Y.: Paul Monroe, Tekchers College, Columbia University,New York N. Y.; Chih Meng, associate director, 119 West FiftyeseventhStreet, New York, N. Y. New York, N. Y., May 1937. COMMONWEALTHFIND,41 East Fifty-seventh Street, New York, N. Y.: Edward S. Harkness, 41 East Fifty-seventh Street, New York, N. Y.; Barry C. Smith, 41 East Fifty-seventh &vet, New Nork, N. Y. AnnualReport.

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C. R. B. (COMMISSIONFOR RELIEFIN BELGIUM) EDUCATIONALFOUNDATIoN, INC., 42() Lexington Avenue,New York,N. Y.: EdgarRickzird, 420Lexington Avenue, New York,N. Y.;Perrin C. Oalpin. 420LexingtonAvenue, New York, N. Y.New York,N. Y., March16, 1937.Annual Report. DUKE ENDOWMENT (THE);:George G.Allen, 30RockefellerPlaza, New Xork, N. Y.;\Alex H. Sands,Jr., 30 RockefellerPlaza, New York,N. Y. EASTMAN ilAIESfORIAL FOUNDATION:Wallace B. Roger!:Chairman, Laurel,Miss.; . Charles Green, Laurel,Miss.Laurel,Miss. EDUCATIoNAL RECORDS BUREAU, 437West Fifty-ninthStreet. NewYork. N.Y. Herbert E. Hawkes,Columbia College,New York, N.Y. John A. Lester, Doylestown, I)a. Emus GOULD FOUNDATIONFOR CHILDREN. .05 MadisonAvenue, New York,N. Y.: CharlesI). Shrally,595 MadisonAvenue, New 'York.N. Y.; SchuylerM. Meyer, 49 Wall Street.Ness' York,N. Y.February 1937.Yearbook. ELIZABETH McCORMICKMEMORIAL FUND:Mary E.Murphy, director,8-18 North Dearborn Street,Chicago, Ill. , GENERAL EDUCATION BOARD. 4t)West Forty-ninth'Street, New /6 York, N. Y.:Ray- mondtt.Fosdick, 49 WestForty-ninthStreet, NewYork, N.Y.; W. W. Brierley, 49*est Forty-111;1thStreet, New Yorle;N.Y. GUGGIMHEIM MEMORIALFOUNDATION. See John SimonGuggenheimMemorial% Foupdation. HARMON FOINDATION, INC.,140 Nassau Street,New York.N. Y.: W.Burke Harmon, 140 NassauStreet, New York,N.Y.; MaryBeattie BrAtiy,140 Nassau Street, NewYork, N. Y. h HENRY C. FRICKEDUCATIONAL ediAntIssIoN:Hon. JosephBuffington,United States Circuit Courtof Appeals, Philadelphia,Pa.; GeorgeW. Gerwig, 465 Union Trust Wilding,Pittsburgh, Pa. HIGHWAY EDUCATIONBOARD: ThomasII. MacDonald,Pan AmericanUnion Building,Washington, D. C.;Stephen James,Pan AmericanUnion Building, Washington, D. C. JAMES D. PHELANFOUNDAnON:O. K. Cushing,1 MontgomeryStreet, SanFran- cisco, Calif.; EleanorStockton, 724 PhelanBuilding. SanFrancisco, Calif. JOHN F. SLATER FUMY:Attluir D. Wright,726 JacksonPlace NW.,Washington, D. C. AnnualReport;occasionalpapers. JOHN SIMONGUGGENHEIM MEMORIALFOUNDATION, 551Fifth Avenue,New York, N. Y.: Siklon 'Guggenheim,120 Broadway,New York,N. Y.; HenryAllen Moe, 551 Fifth Avenue, NewYork, N. Y. 4 JOSIAHMACY JUNIORFOUNDATION : LudFig Kast, 565 ParkAvenue,New uk, N. Y.; HerbertN. Shenton, 565Park Avenue,New- York,N. Y.Nuir York, N. Y. AnnualReport. JUDGE BAKERGUIDANCE CENTER, 38%4BeaconStreet, Boston, Mass..:StephenP. Cabot, 112 PinckneyStreet, 'Boston,Mass.; Roy M.Cushman, 43Tremont Street, Boston,Mass. JUILLIAEDMUSICAL FOUNDAnON:John Erskine,130 ClaremontAvenue, New York, N. Y.;Eugene A. Noble,60 LibertyStreet, New 'York,N. Y. RimsAND ROSA SACHS 'ENDOWMENTFUN?: TeachersCollege,ColumbiaUniver- sity, NewYork, N. Y. Rams ROSENWALDFUND, 4901 EllisAvenue, Chicago, Ill.:Edwin R. Embree, 4901 EllisAvenue, Chicago,Ill.; Mrs.Margaret S. Simon,4901 EllisAvenue, Chicago, Ill.Annual Review. KAHNFOUNDATIONFOR THZ FOREIGN TRAVELOf AMERICAN TEACHERS:William D. Guthrie, 270 MadisonAvenue, New York,N. Y.; Frank D.Fackenthal, 531 West_OneHundred andSixteenth Street, NewYork, N. Y. .

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KOSCIUSZKO FOUNDATION: Henry Noble McCracken, Vassar College,P.01U- keepsie, N. Y.; S. P. Mizwit, 149 East Sixty-seventh Street, New York, N. I. October each year.Annual Report. LEOPOLD SCIIEPP FOUNDATION, 242rtFortiethStreet, Nev York, N. Y.: Itr H. Williams, 24 West Fortie treet New York, N. Y.;LuciaTemplt:`.'24 West Fortieth Street, NewYork,N. Y. THE WILLIAM J. MATHESONCOMMISSION, 706 West One Handred anti Sixty- eighthStreet, New York, N. Y. :W. C. Rappleye, 632 West One Hundril andSixty-eighihStreet, New York, N. Y.; H. S. Howe, 113 East Sixty-tiNt Street, New York, N. Y.Epidemic Encephalitis. e MILBANK MEMORIAL FUND, 40Wall Street, New York, N. Y.: Albert G. Milboilk. 15 Broad Street, NewYork, N. Y.; Catherine A. Doran, 40 Wall Street, New York, N. Y. Milbank'MemorialQuarterly. NATIONAL BUREAU FOR THEADVANCEMENTOFMUSIC, INC., 45 West Forty-fifth Street, New York, N. Y.:C. M. Tremaine, 45 West Forty-fifth Street, N..w York, N. Y. PAYNE FUND, 1 MadisonAvvnue, New York, N. Y.: Mrs. Chester C.Bolton,1 Madison Avenue, New York,N. Y.; Ella Phillips Crandall, 1Madison Avenne, New York, N. Y." Plmu)s-SToicrs}lupin,101 Park Avenue, New"York, N. Y.:Anon Phelps Stokes, 2408 Massachusetts AvenueNW., Washington, D.C.:Thomas Jesse Jontis. 101 Park Avenue, NewYork, N. Y. November 18,1936. Pm BETA KAPPAFOUNDAnON, 145 West Fifty-fifthStreet, New York, N. Y.: .a8hn Kirkland Clark,72 Wall Street, NewYork, N. Y.; William Allison Shimer, 145 WestFifty-fifth Street, NewYork, N. Y.New York, N. Y.,De- cember 16, 1936. gheKey Reporter. q. POLLAK FOUNDATION FORECONOMIC RESEARCH :William T. Foster, 01rector, Newton, Mass.; MildredBaldes, Newton, Mass. N PRESSER FOUNDATION :James Francis Cooke, 1713Sansom Street,Phila elphia, Pa.; John L. Haney,6419 Woodbine Avenue,Philadelphia, Pa. ROCKEFELLER FOUNDATION,49 West Forty-ninth Street,New York, N. Y.: Ray- mond*B. Fosdick, 49 WestForty-ninth Street; NewVolt,N. Y.; Norma S. Thompson,.49WestForty-ninth Street, New York, N.Y.Annual'Wort. RUSSELL SAGE FOUNDATION,130 East Twenty-secondStreet, New York, N. Y.: Lawson Purdy,130 East Twenty-secondStreet, New York, N.Y.; Shelby M. Harrison,130 East Twenty-secondStreet, New York, N.Y. RUSSIAN STUDENT FUND,INC., 215 WestTwenty-third Street, NewYork, N. Y.: Dr. Stephén P.Duggan, 2 WestForty-flfth Street, New York,N. Y.; Pierre Routsky, 215 WestTwenty-third Street, NewYerk, N. Y.October. W. K. KELLQaoFOUNDATION, BattleCreek, Mich.: StuartPritchard, Baitle Creek, Mich.; Mrs.Bessie Rogers,Battle Creek, Mich. WORKERS' EDUCATIONBUREAU or AMERICA :Thomas E. Burke,Machinists Build- ing, Washington,D. C.; SpencerMiller, Jr.,1440. Broadway, NewYork, N. Y. Workers'Education.q.

3.CHURCHEDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS a The following list shows,first, the name of theorganization; second, the nameand address of the president;third, the name endaddress of the secretary ;fourth, the placi and date ofthe next meeting;fifth, official publication andnuniber of issues. *a. CENTRAL CONFERENCE OFAMERICAN RABBIS, RELIGIOUSEDUCATION COMMrrrzt: Rabbi Felix A.Lévy,bhicago,Ill.; Rabbi Isaac E. Marcuson,204 Buford Place, Macon, Ga.Yearbook. CHURCIIEDUCATION4LORGANIZATIONS 53

p. Cllram oF THE Biter Harv, GENERALEDUCATION 13o.m; C.C. Elik Hunting- don, Pa.;J. I. Baugher, Herphey,Pa. CHURCH OFTHE' UNITIMBRETHRENIN CHRIST. BOARDOF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION, 1442fUnited Brethren Building,Dayton, Ohio: BishopG.'D.- Batdorf,1509 StateStreet,Hartisburg, Pa.; Rev.O. T. Deever,1442 UnitedBrethren Building, Dayton, Ohio. CommissIONON JEWISH EDUCATIONOF THE UNIONOF AMERICAN HEBREW roN- t,ROGATIONS,MerchantsBuilding, Cincinnati,Ohio:CharlesShohl, Merchants Builsiing. Cincinnati,Ohio: RabbiGeorge Zepin,Merchants Building,Cin- cinnirti,Ohio.The Jewish Teacher. q.The Youth Leader. m. COUNCIL OF CHURCH BOARDSOF EDUCATIONIN THE UNITED STATES:II. M. Rob- inson, SM Witherspoon Building,Philadelphia,Pa.; Gould Wickey,744 Jack- sonPlace, Washington, D.C.Washington, D.C., MayflowerHotel, January 11-13, 1937.Christian Education. EDUCATIONAL.ALEIANCE(NEw YORKCITY): Stanley M. Isailes,505 FifthAve- nue,New Yörk, N. Y.; DavidHaar, 270Broadway, New York.N. Y. DISCIPLES OF CHRIST, BOARDOF EDUCATIoN: Clyde L. Lyon,EurekaCollege, Eareka, Ill.; H. O. Pritchard,5340 UniversityAvenue,Indianapolis,Ind. World Call.m. FEDERAL COUNCILOF THE CHURCHESOF CHRISTIN AMERICA: Ivan DP Holt; Samuel McCreaCavert, 105 EastTwenty-second Street,New York.N. Y. Federal .CouncilBulletin.m. GFNERAL BOARD OF CHRISTIANEDUCATIONOF THEMe+HODISTEPISCOPALCHURCH. SOUTH : Bishop E. D. Mouzon,Charlotte,N. C.; 'Wm. F.Quinlan, 810Broad- way,Nashville, Tenn. HEBREW EDUCATIONSOÇIETYOF PHILADELPHIA:Bernard Frankel,Bankers Trust Building; HowardA. Wolf, 340North TwelfthStreet. a JEWISH AGRICULTURALSOCIETY,IINC.: Lewis L. Strauss,301 EastFourteenth Street, New York, N.Y.Reuben Arkush,301 EastFourteenthSkeet, New York, N. Y.February. 1937.The JewishFarmer (Yiddish). in. JEwisnCHAUTAUQUA 4SOCIETY:ArthurA.Fleisher, 2301Green Street.Phila- delphia, Pa.;Gilbert FrankSchamberg,1701 WalnutStreet,Philadelphia,Pa. JEwIsH WELFARE BOARD: Irving Lehman,220 FifthAvenue,New York.'N. Y.: Harry L.Glucksman, 220 Fifth.Avenue, NewYork,N. Y.The Jewish Center.q. MENNONITE BOARDOF EDUCATION: David A. Yoder, Elkhart,Ind. S. F. Coffman, Board ofEducation, Vineland,Ontario,Canada; Goshen;Ind. Fobruary 16, -1937. MENNONITESOF NORTH AMFAICA,GENERALCONFERENCEROAR»OF EDUCATION: Edward G.Kaufman, BethelCollege, Kansas;A. S.Rosenberger,Blufftot), Ohio. METHODIST EPISCOPALCHURCH, BOARDOF EDUCATIOI!, 740 RushStreet,Chicago, Ills: Bishop AdnaW. Leonard',1724.KoppersBuilding, Pittsburgh,Pa.;Fred- erick CarlEiselen, 740Rush Street; 'Chicago,Ill.February3 and 4,1937. The ChristianStudent.q. METHODISTPROTESTANT CHUItCH,BOARDOF EDUCATION: Rev, V. A.Sexsmith, 516 NorthCharles Street,Baltimore, Md.;Rev. X. W.Stephenson,3267 West Liberty Avenue,Pittsburgh, Pa. 6 NATIONALASSOCIATIONOFJEWISH CENTERWORMS:AllanBloom, Indianars, Ind.;Samuel D.Gershovitz, 339Eighth Street,Brooklyn,N. T. NATioNAL CATHOLIC WELFARECONFERENCE,DEPARTMENTOF EDUCATION:MOSt Rev. JohnB. Peterson,'Manchester, N.H.; chairman;Rev. GeorgeJohnson, s r direct 1312MassachusettsAvenue NW.,Washington, D.C. .1b

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NATIONAI4 Co CIL MRJEWISH EDUCATION, N. E.cornerBroadwaya One Hundredan Twenty-seclond Street, New York, N. Y.: Dr. Jacob S. Ga:111), Harris!) Pa.; Dr. Samuel Dinin, corner Bro4way and One Ilunitroj and Twenty-second Street, NewYork,N. Y.Indianapolis, Ind., end of May,

-1937.Jewish Education.3nos. . .. NATIONAL LUTHERAN EDUCATIONALCONFERENCE, 744 Jackson Place NW., Wa11- ington, D. C.: ConradBerkendoff,Augustana College, Rock Island, 111.; II..1, Arnold, -Wittenberg College, Springfield, Ohio.Washington, D. C., January 11 and 12, 193,7. NORTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION, BOARDOFEDUCATION, 152 Madison Avenue, New York, N.. Y.:.Clarence A. BarboUr, BrownUniversity, Providence, It.I.; Frank W. Padelford, 75 Pleasant Street, Newton Venter, Mass.; New York, N. Y., May 1936.Annual Report. PliESBYTERIA.N CiluacHIN THEUNITED STATES OF AMERICA, BOARD OF CHRISTIANAN EDUCATION :Rev. Hugh T. Kerr, 827 Amberson Afte, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Harold MM. Robinson, 825 Witherspoon Building,PliiladelphiaPa PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHille"THE UNITED- STATES (SOUTHERN), EXE VECOM- MITTEE OFCHRISTIAN EDUCATION:C.E. Huhlein, 410 Urban Bui ng,L(mj,.2

ville, Ky.; Rev. Henry H. 'Sweets, 410 UrbanBuilding, Louisville, Ky. . PROTESTANT'EPISCOPAL CHURCH, DEPARTMENTOFRELIGIOUS EDUCATION : Rt. Rev. PhilipCiNik.; itev.Daniel A. McGregor, 281 Fourth Aventew York,N. Y.

&litof Mis,sions.m. . . REFORMED%CHURCHINAMERICA, BOARD OF EDUCATION : Francis B.SanforCl,165 Broadway, New York, N. Y.;WilfardDayton Itzown,- 25 EastTwenty.:second Street, New York, N. Y.Annual Rel)ort. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS: W. E. Nelson, Secretary,6840 Eastern Avenue, Takoma Park, D. C. SOCIETYOFFRIENDS, FIVE YEARS METING, BOARD OF EDUCATION : Raymond Bi ford, Guilford College, N. C.; H. Randolph Pyle, William Penn College, Oska- loosa, Iowa. S6CIrTYOFFRIENDS, GENERAL CONFERENCE, COM MITTEE QN gDUCAnON : Ha d ISh M. fil; 1025 Westview Street, Philadelphia, Pa.: UNrrbLUTHERAN CHURCHINAMERICA, BOARD OF EDUCATION, 744 Jackson Place NW., Washington, D. C.: Rev. H. R. Gold, New Rochelle, N.Y.; Gould Wickey, 744 Jackson Place NW., Washington, D. C. Washington, D. C., Jan- uary1937. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, BOARD OFEDUCATION:David F. Matchett, 6133 EllisAvenus, Chicago, Ill. ;Rev. John vE. Bradford, 1180 East Sixty-third

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The following list shows, first, thenameof the association. ;Ietond, the name and address of the president;third, thenameand address of the secretary;fourth, the place and date of the next meeting.; fifth, official publication and number of issues. . INSTITUTE or INTERNATIONATUOATION, INC).:Stephen%Dtiggin,2 West Forty- 'fifth Street; New York, N. ;Edgar J. Fisher, 2 West Forty-fifth Street, , New York, N. Y.News Bulletin.m. jt" . INTER-AMERICA14COMMISSIONOFWOMEN, CENTRAL HEADQUARTER'S, PANAMERICAN UNION,Washington, D. C.: Doris Stevens, Chairman,prOton-on-iludson,

N. Y.; Fanny Bunand-Sevastos, The Westchester, Washington, D. C. .

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. *,. t t 4..; 1.441S'l . I. 2._ 3 1 .sej -'2Zr 111*Vd33A.A.,50.-À13.1*41.`a AL ' T .tt.01-- INTERS*ATION'ALEDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONSAND FOUNDNTIONS 55 . -4 ,. . o 61` INTER-AMERICANFEbERkTiONOFEDUCATION:Glen L. Swiggeit,1-01 Sixteenth Street NW., Wnekingtón, D. C. INTER-AMERICAN INSTITUTEOF INTELLECTUAL COOPERATI(M;HavaIla, Cuba: .1 . Execu- tié Cöinmitteel..NutimialCouncil of the United States,RtiyLyman Wilbur, rf.mirmi1h,.Stanprd,1Thivers1ty,Calif.; James BrontScott, _700 Jackson Place . . Washingtoti,D.C., IXTERNAVIONALARTt'owt.sss:Alfred G. retikan,Milwaukee Art Institute, Milwaukee, Wis.; Royal413:.illeS*Farntim, Rhode IslandSchool of Design.11 Watennaif Street, Providence,It.I.;Paris,France, Julyor August 1937. Proceedings. . 4

INTIRNATIONALASSOCIATIONFOR PREVENXION OF BLINÚNESS Dollhbvarl Saint- '- Michel, Paris, VI.: Prof. F. de Lapersonne,041Boule Id Saint- lei, Paris; Dr. Churchill, 66 Boulevard Saint-Michel, Paris. INTERNATIoNALAssocIATIoNOF UNIVERsITIEs:" nt7mioGziCera I lerna ndez, Amargura66, HabanaCuba ;*Rafael A. FernanilezAmarguara .06,.Habana, Cuba. . i) INTERNATI&NALBUItiAuOF EDUCATION, 44 Huede*sMara idlers, Gently&Switzer- land: Prof. Jean Piaget, 44 Rue des Maraichers,Geneva,Switzerland;Iarie Butts,44 Rue des Alaraichers, Geneva,Switzerland.QuarterlyBulletin. Yearbook. 41.4A,... INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN'S CREATIVELITEMATURELEAGUE: LewisB. Cooper, The TexasOuflook,410 east WetherfordStreet, Fort Worth,Tex.: Charles C. Scheck, 8 Brookside Drive, Star Route, SantaMonica, Calif. INTERNATIONAL MMISsION Oy THECONGRESSESON FAMILY EDUCA'tIONBaron a Delva de F6nfee,;AvenueLongchamps, Brussels, Belgium;P. DevAlyst, 22Avuedo ItYser, Brussels, Belgium.L'Education familiale. INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION ON THE TEACHINGOF MATHEMATICS WoMMISSIO 't INTERNATIONALEDEL'ENSEIGNEMENTMA,THEMATIQUE):J.Hadamard,*12Rue Faguet, Paris (141, France; Henri Fehr, 110 Florksant,Gpneva, S%\ itzerland. t "C'EnseignementMathematique,res'ueintermit ionale." INTERNATIONAL COMMITIIMFOR MENTALHYGIENE:WilliamAi White. St. Eliza- beths Hospital, Washington;D. C.; Clifford W. Beers,50 West Fiftieth Street, ., NewYo'rk,N. Y. , INT6NATIQNALCONFERENCEOF THENEW EDUCATION FELLOW8iiIP: .3trs.Beatrice , Ensor,,29,TatvislockSquare, London, England.The New Erit':', INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCEONSOCIAL WORK: RenéSand,1'..),5,rueNewton, Paris, France; Alex Farquharson, Esq.,35 Gordon Square,Lon.don, W. C. 1, England.Proceedings. INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS*OF CHILD WELFARE: Now Save the ChildrenInter- national Union. 1 INTERNATIONAL CONGRESSOF PROFESSIONAL TECHNICALEDUCATIONP:M. Edmond Labbe, Place de' la Bourse2, uris, France; M. Lomont,Place de la Bourse 2, Paris, France. Rome,Italy, December 28-30,103.6.Redaction. INTERNATIONAL CONGRESSOFPROFESSORSOFSECONDARY EDUCATION: M. Boulanger, .TqrueDesandroitin, Charleroi,Belgium;M. De Rasse, 19Rue J. Hoyois,

TOurnai, Belgium.Turnal, Belgium."l'Athenee." . INTERNATIONAL CONGRESSor THE HISTORY OF SCIENCEANDTECANOLOdY: Quido Vetter, Prague,CzechoslovaldU;" Aida Mieli, Hotel Nevers,Rue Nbert,Paris, Frpee.Prague, 1986.Archeion. .-1 INTERNATIONAL COUNCILFOR. ExourrioNAL CHILDREN: Hdrry J. Baker, director, Psychological Clinic, 45314t1M8olip Avenue, Detroit, Mich.;Dr. L. W. Keeler, University ofMichigan, Ann Arbor, Mich.Journal of ExceptionalChlkireño Battle Creek,Mich.q. ,

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INTERNATIONAL COUNCILOF RELIGIOUS EDUCAnON, 203 North Wabash AVi'lltle. Chicago, Ill.: Russell Colgate,15 Excliange Place, JerseyCity, N. J.;Roy G. Ross, 203 North Wabash Avenue,Chicago, Ill.February 1937.Internatiriai Journal of Religious Education.11nos. INTERNATIONAL DENTAL HEALTHFOUNDATIONFORCHILDREN, INC., 130 EastEnil Avenue, New York, N.Y.: Louise C. Ball, 130East End Avenue, NewYilk. N. Y.; E. L.Sturlevant, 130 East End Avenue, New York,N. Y.Febru:try 1937. INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION BOARD: TrevorArnett, 49 West Forty-ninthStreet, New York, N. Y.;William W.Brierie3;,49 West Forty-ninth Street,New York, N. Y. Iii-TERNATIONAL FEDERATIONOFCATHOLIO ALUMNAE:MTS. Philip A. Brennan.309 Garfield Place, Brooklyn, N.Y.; Agnes Cogan, 131 EastTwenty-ninth Street. New York, N. Y. INTERNATIONAL FEDERATIONOFHOMEAND SCHOOL : Ishbel MacDonald, 29 Tavi- stock Square, W. C. 1, London,Eifgland; William B. IIiggs,29 Tavistor.k Square, London, W. C. 1, England.Tokyo, Japan, August 2-7,1937.ViRt- terly Bulletin. INTERNATIONAL FEDERATIONOFLIBRARYASSOCIATIONS:William M. Godet, Swks National Library, Berne, Switzerland; Dr. T. P. Svensnia,Directpr Lenuue of National Library, Geneva, Switzerland.Actes.an. INTERNATIONAL FEDERATIONOF UNIVERSITY WOMEN:, Dean Virginia C. Gilder- sleeve, Barnard College, ColumbiaUniversity, New York, N.Y.; Erca Holme, Crosby Hall, Cheyne Walk, London,S. W. 3, England. INTERNATIONAL GRENFELL ASSOCIATION:Sir Wilfred Grenfell, 156 FifthAvenue, New York, N. Y.;E. A. B. Whinier, 156 FifthAvenue, New York, Y. 1NTERN ATIO N AL HONORARY SOCIETY FOR HIGH SCHOOL Joui N ALI 8Th:imer A. Post, Lincoln High School, Tacoma, Wash.;Edward Nell, Medill Shool of Journalism, Northwestern University, Chicago,Ill.Quill and Scroll Mgazine. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUEOFTEACHER-MOTHERS:Ella Frances Lynch, nerva, N. Y. INTERNATIONAL NARCOTIC EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, INC., 995 SouthWesern Avenue, Los Ange.es,Calif.: Richmond P.Hvbson, 578 Madison Avene. New York, N. Y.; James M. Hobson, 995 SouthWestern Avenue, Los Angel Calif. INTERNATIONAL SOCIETYFORBUSINESS -EDUCATiON:Nicolo Castellino, Giornale d'Italia, Rome,Italy;Bruno Roselli, c/o Giornaled'Italia, Rome, Italy. Portugal, 1936.Iriternationalon Business,Education. _ ,INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN, INC.:Paul H. King, 1066 Fed- eral Building, Detroit, Mich.; E. J. Howenstine, Elyria, Ohio.Mi.waukee, Wis., May 14137.Crippled Child -Magazine.bm. LEAGUEOFNATIONS, INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEEON INTELLECTUAL COOPERATION: American .National Committee, James T.Shotwell, 8 West Fortieth Street, NeW York, N. Y. NATIONAL BUREAAT4OFINTERNATIONAL EDUCATION CORRESPONDENCE:A. I. Roelun, director, George Peabody College for Teachers, Nashville,Tenn. SAVETHE CHILDRENINTERNATIONAL UNION:C. R. Lange, Nobel Peace Prize,

I i'Sogn Haveby, Oslo,Norway; W. A. MacKenzie,15 Rue Lvrier, Geneva. Switzerland. .Wotaz 'ASSOCIATIONFOR ADULTEDUCATION:Albert Mansbridge, 16 Russell Square, London, W. C.. 1, England; DorothyW. Jones, 16 Russell Square London, W. C. 1, England.Bulletin.q.

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4. WORLDCOMMITTEE ON PEACETHROUGH EDUCATION (This isasubcommittee of theWorl(1 Federation of Education Association):1201 Sixteenth StreetNW., Washington, D. C.Federation News. oRLDFEDERATION OF EDUCATION ASSOCIATIONS:Paul Munroe, TeachersCol- lege,Columbia University, Nilw York,N. Y.; Nel W. Lanikin, StateTeachers College, Maryville, Mo.Tokyo, Japan, August2-7, 1937. WoRLD's STUDPIT CHRISTIAN FEDERATION:Francis P. Millet, PickensHill, Fair- fax, Va.; W, A. Visser 't Hooft, 13 Rue Calvin, -Geneva,Switzerland.The StudentWoild.q. 'by 5. NATIONAL CONGRESS OFPARENTS AND TEACHERS

The President of the National Congtess of Parents andTeachers(national organization)is Mrs. B. F. Langworthy, 6 North MichiganAvenue, Chicago, Ill.; generalsecre- tary,William II. Bristow, headquarters,1201 SixteenthStreet NW.. Washington,D. C. Animal meeting, Richmond, Va., April 30to May 8, 1937.NaTional Parent-TeacherMatt- sine.m. The followipg. list gives the State, State headquarters,president,secretary, place of meeting, and official publications andfrequency of issue.When State headquarters are not listed, office ismaintained by Statepresident. ALABAMA: Mrs. James Fitts Hill, 105 GilmerAvenue, Montgomery;Mrs. L. S. Evins, 216 Princeton Avenue, Birmingham.Birmingham,April 1937.Parent- Teacher.8nos.

ARIZONA: Mrs. R. L. Pomeroy, 841Ea;tSixth Street, Tucson;Mrs, W. W. Sher- wood, Box 295, Holbrook.The NationalParelitTeacher. 12nos. ARKANSAS, 334 Donaghey Building, LittleRock:Mrs.S...ottWood, 106 Watt Street,-HotSprins; Mrs. D. W. Woodhouse,334 Donaghey Bldg.,Little Rock. Monthly News Letter. CALIFORNIA, 202 Bryte Building, Seventhand J Strets,Sacramento: Mrs. B.C. Clark, Sutta, Crtek;Mrs. Walter A. Knapp, 14fTwenty-sixt1iStreet, Merced. Spring 1937.California Parent-Teacher.m. COLORADO, 3'21StateMuseum Building, Denver:Mrs. H. C. Bradley,1510 South College Avenue, Fort Collins;Mrs. Clyde Cordner,- 161South Pearl Street, Denver.The Colorado Parent-Teacher.m. CONNECTICUT, 125 Truuibull Street, Hartford:Mrs. Charles C. Kilby,1 Wawarme Avenue, Hartford; Mrs. Edw. C.Stowell, 1650 NorthAvenue, Stratford; early'fall,Hartford.Connecticut Parent-Teacher. 10nos. DELAWARE: 'Mrs. Manly P. Northam,Yorklyn; Etta J. Wilson,3056 DuPont Building,- Wilmington.Signposts.m. DISTRICT tOLUMBIA,501-503, 1201 SixteenthStreet NW.:Mrs. W. B. Fry, 4513 Iowa Avenue NW.,Washington; Mrs. Charles L. Norris,3921 Twenty- second Street NE., Washington. FLoRIDA: Mrs. C. F. Parvin, Manatee;Mrs. O. H. Miller, Box55, Fort MyerR. Jackgonrfile, October 7and 8, 1936.Florida Parent-Teacher. 10nos. GEORGIA: Mts. Charles D. Center, CollegePark;Mrs. James S. Gordy,2820 Hamilton Avenue, Columbus.April 1937.Georgia:Parent-Teacher. HAWAII: Library of Hawaii Building,Honolulu, T. H.;Mrs.Richard C. Wil- son,2618 Doris Place, Honolulu;Mrs. George Branco, 1314Tenth Avenue, Honolulu, T. H. June 1937. HawaiiParent-Teacher Bulletin.11nos. IDAHO, 331SonnáBuilding,Boise: Mrs. I. E. Joslyn,247 Ninth Avenue, North, Twin ;Falls; Mrs.JR. Neilson, 503 SixthAvenue North, Twin Falls. Spri !_!-Aaz.

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zax ILLINors, 6 North Michigan Avenue,Room 1412, Chicago: Mrs. Arthur R.WO. Hams, SOS Hester Avenue. Normal; Mrs. EdwinG. Nichols, 52.0 Greelm...1

Avenue, Chicago.Bulletin. 10nos. -141 IDIANA. 306 Hotel Severin, Indianapolis:Mrs. L. G. Hughes. 1728 CrossDri.. Woodruff Place, Indianapolis;Mrs. D. It. Da Vee, 306 Hotel Severin,Ind:.!,- apolis.Indianapolis, April 1937.Indiana Parent-Teacher.9nos. iow.k,415The shops Building.Des Nioines:Mrs.Charles F. rye, 415The! Shops Building. Des Moines: Mrs. II. L. Taylor, Hinton.The Iowa Pan,:.z- Teaclwr.10nos. KANSAS. Room 200, York HiteBuilding. Wichita:Mrs. L. R. Fulton.:).19 Indiana Avetsue. Wichita:*Mrs. Charles E.Miller, Tonganoxie.Manhatt:m. 1937.Kansas Pare_nt-Teadier.9nos. KENTUCKY: Mrs. B. W. Whitaker, 522Murray Stret-4, Frankfort: Mrs.C. A. Schroetter,Crest viewHills,Covington.Frankfort, April1937.Kent ut.hy Parent-Teacher. Snos. LOUISIANA, Box 667), Winnfield:Mrs. AlbertL. Smith. Box 665, SVinuflìl Mrs. H. L.McHenry. sin Walnut Street, Monroe.Spring 1937. MAINE: Mrs. Noel Little. Brunswick:Mrs. Eilward J. Holland, Bangor. MARYLAND. 16 Hearst LowerBuilding. Baltimore;Mrs.II. Ross Coppw.:f.. 35111 Fairview Avenue, Baltinfore:Mrs. William J. Hargis,. 471,4Ke nwuk.11.. Avenue. Baltimore.Baltimore. November 17-19, 1936. MAssAcnuserrs. Room 1016. SOIloylstinStreet, Boston: Mrs. Paul II. Kelsoy. 132 Summit Avenue. Brloklint.;Mrs. Waldo Edwards. 156Scituate Strvto. Arlington.Springfield. 0:tober14-16. MO. MassachusettsBulletin.m. MRIIIGAN: Mrs. William T. Sanders. 310Palmer Street NE., GrandRapid- Mrs. C.II.Lillie. 124 Fitzhugh Street,SE., Grand Rapids:Spring 19::7. Michigan Parent-Teacher.5nos. NNEsorrA :Mrs. A. L. Lathers. 2136 VermilionRoad. Duluth: Mrs. Robyn Johnson. Spalding_Hotel. Duluth. Winona.October 21-23, 1936.3)Iinnes4,ta. Parent-Teacher.9nos. e MIsstssipiq:Mrs. I. A. Rosenbaum,eridian;Mrs. L. J. Jackson, 215Lampton Building. Jackson.Mississippi Par -Teacher.Bunetin.6nos. MISSOURI, Sufte 293Plaza TheatreBuI1diì'g,Kansas City: Mrs. FrankE Dorsey. 3810 Wabash,Kansas City;Mrs. Frank Wheeler,1420 St.Louis str,pt. Springfield.Missouri Parent-Teacher. 8nos. MONTANA:Mrs. WilliamBeers, 312 Clark Avenue,Billings;Mrs. Irvine Bennett. 1639 HelenaAvenue, M:pssoula.April 1937.Montana Parent-Teacher.9nu:. NEBRASKA, Board of EducationBuilding, Fifteenthand N Streets, Lincoln: Mrs. Percy F.Powell. PresidentApartment, Fourteenth andJ Streets. 11in- co1nMrs. R. N. Gould,5717 Rees, Omaha.Norfolk, October14-16. 19.;f. Nebraska Parent-Teacher.10nos. N'EWHAMPSHIRE: Mrs.Robert F. Crosby, Box1(14, Derry. NEW JERSEY, Room 16 M,Broad Street BankBuilding, Trenton; Mrs.Walter L. Bowen, 408 ThomasAvenue, Rivèrton; Mrs.A. L. Gardner, R. D.No. 1. Perth Amboy.. Atlantic City, November. 44, 1936.New Jersey Parent- Teacher.10nos. NEW MEXICO, 228 South SixthStreet, Raton': Mrs.v. S. Myers, 228 South Sixth Street, Raton;Mrs. M. H. Henderson,501 South Lea,Roswell.Albu- querque, October 22 and 23, 1936. NewMexicoParent-Teacher. NEW 'YORK, 152 WashingtonAkenue, Albany:Mrs. Ralph E.Brodie, 2 East Park Street,Albion;Mrs. HarryA. Winne, 1394 DeanStreet, Schenectady. October 1966. New YorkParent-Teacher. 10nos.

ow* nATIONAL CONGRESS OF PARENTS ANDTEACHERS 59 'SMITH CAROLINA : Mrs. J. Buren Sidbury, 15 North Fifth Street, Wilmington; Mrs. NV. Alfred Miller, 31 1 South Front Street, Wilmington.North Carolina Parent-Teacher.10nos. NoRTH DAKOTA : Mrs. J. W. Snyder, 205 South Fourteenth Street, Fargo; Mrs. E. H. Gilbertson, Finley.Jamestown, October 19:111.North Dakota Paront- Teacher.8nos. Onto: Mrs. Emmett C. Stopher. 132 Linden Road, Kent:Mrs W. E. Llewellyn, 3s45 West One hundred thirty-fourth Street, Cleveland. OhioPflrent-Teacher. 10nos. OKLA HOM ArMrs. George E. Calvert, 1101 N. E.EleventhStreet, Oklahoma . City: 400 Key Building, Oklahoma City.Tulsa, October 12 and 13, 1936. oklahoma Parent-Teacher Bulletin. 9nos. OREGON. 417 OregonBuilding. Portland: Mrs. William Kletzer.3146 North East TenthAvesnue,Portland: Mrs. F. W. Blums. 5335NE. Mallfary Avenue, Port- land.Oregon Parent-Teacher.m. PENNSYLVANIA. 15 Masonic Building. Harrisburg': Mrs. Huward H. Hall, 910 Poplar Street. Williamsport: Mrs. Howard H. Hall. 910 PoplarStreet. Wil- liamsport.Harrisburg. October 13-15,1936. Pennsylvania Parent-Teilcher.

m. /- RHODE ISLAND, Room 101. Rhode Island College of Education. Provklence:Mrs. Clarence W. Boswoth, 1S Shirley Boulevard. Cranston; Mrs.Irvin:: King, 115 Whittier Avenue, Providence.Spring, 1937. Rhode Island Paren Teacher Bulletin.4nos. SOUTH CAROLINA, 65 Gibbes Street, Charleston: Mrs. Baehman Smith,65 Gibbes Street, Charleston: Mrs. Paul Knox.5:13 t;ilorgiaAvenue. North Augusta.Spring, 1937. SOUTH DAKOTA, 322 West Eleventh Avenue. Mitchfill:Mrs. Chris Hirning, 322 West Eleventh Avenue,Mitchell;Mrs. B. T. Yeatrer. 1205 North Dakota Avenue, SiouxFalls.Sioux Falls. October 21-23,19311.

TE-ssEssEEllitlington:Mrs. W. L. Hughes. Arlington: Mrs. Clyde Jamison, Millington.Spring, 1937.The Tennessee ParentTeacher. 10nos. TEXAS: Mrs. -M. A. Taylor Bonham: Stepheii. Chamness.CapitolStation, Austin.Fort Worth, November 16-19, 1936.Texa's Parent-Teacher.10 nos. UTAH, Civic Center. Salt Lake City: Mrs. Arch J. West, 373ESt.reet,Salt Lake City; Mrs. John K. Hardy, Lafayette School, SaltLake City. VEraioNT:Mrs. L. L. Mounce, South Woodstock:Mrs. Oqcar Harding, Wood- stock.Vermont Parent-Teacher Bulletin.4 nos. VIRGINIA, The Cooperative Education Association,161:2 North Ninth Street, Richmond: W. T.-Sanger, Medical College of Virginia, Richmond:J. H. Mont- gomery, 16%NorthiNinth Street, Richmond.Bristol. October 22 and 23, 1936. The Virginia Bulletin. 10nos. WASHINGTON. Central School, Tacoma: Mrs. Heil Haig, 2216 FederalAvenue, Seattle; Mrs. C. E. Franklin, 4134 FifthAvenue NE.. Seattle; spring 1937. The WashingtonParent-Tkcher. 10nos. 1Mo WEST VIRGINIA, 310 Coal Exchange Building.Huntington:Mrs. Ruth Pell Miller, 1056 Euclid Place, Huntington; Mrs. CarlNorcross, Box 417, Owens. Clarksburg, NoveTber 17-20, 1936.

WISCONSIN, 421 Insurance Building,119 Monona Avenue, Madison: . Mrs. Wil- liam A. Hastings, 421 Insurance Building.1 19 Monona Avenue, Madison; Mrs. Goldie Whipple. Blaine School,Superior;spring 1937. WYOMING, 1036 Sumner Street, Sheridan:Mrs. Everett Evans, 10343 Sumner Street, Sheridan; Mrs. A. Averill, Sheridan.Laramie, October 15, 1936. Wyoming Parent-Teacher. 5nos. 6 0 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY, 193 7 41#

6. EXECUTIVE OFFICERS OFSTATE LIBRARY COMMISSIONS

The following list shows location,nameof institution,name and title of the dire.t official publication. and frequencyof issue:

CALIFORNIA, SAcRAMENToCaliforniaState library;Mabel R. Gillis, librnihint News Notes of California Libraries.q. COLORADO, DENVERDiscontinued. ActivitA transferredto the Colorado state Library, department of education;Inf:z Johnson Lewis, State sguperinteniltitA of publicinstruction, Denver;Anne 'Artie Strasser, libraryextension (1jvjj1u4 Denver. CONNECTICUT, HARTFoRDConnecticut public litarycommittee,Stateoffice building; KatherineLI.Wead,secretary. DMAWARE, DoVLIIDelaware State library commission;Mrs. B. W. Hammund,' libra FLORIDA, TALLAHAsSEEFlOrida State library board;W. T. Cash, secretary. GEORGIA, MAOONGeorgia library association; SallyM. Akin, % Washingt1m Memorial Library, Macon; SaraLamon,C/9A. L. Miller Senior HighStill wl for Girls, Macon.Atlanta;fall 1937. IDAllo, BozsEIdaho free travelinglibrary commiss4on; Lalla Bedford,libralia;,. ILLINOIS, SPRINGFIELDIllinois library extensiondivision; Anna MayPrice, superintendent.Illinois Libraries.q. INDIANA, INDIANAPOLISIndiana State libraryextension division; HazelB. Warren, chief. IOWA, DES MOINESIowa librarycommission; Julia A. Robinson,executive secretary.Iowa Library Quarterly. KANSAS. TOPEKAKansas traveling librariescommission; HenriettaAlexander, vsecretariv.Kansas Library Bulletin.q.Biennial Report.

KENTUCKY, FRANKFowrKentuckylibrary commission;Lew) B. Nofcier,stTre- tary and director.The Capitol. LOUISIANA, BATON ROUGELouisianalibrary commission; EssaeMartha Cuivor, executivesecretary. MAINE, AuGusTAMaine State library,Henry E. Dunnack, Statelibrarian. MARYLAND, BALTimoREMaryland publiclibrary advisory commission; Adeleno J. Pratt, State director of libraries. MASSACASETTS,BOSTONDivision of publiclibraries. State departmentof education; E. Kathleen Jones,secretary. MICHIGAN, LANsING----Michigan Statelibrary, (Mrs.) GraceS. McClure. State librarian. MINNESOTA, ST. PAUL Library divislon, Statedepartment ofeducation; Clara F. Baldwin, director.Librarynotes and news.q. MISSISSIPPI,JACKSONMississippi library commission;Elizabeth Robinson, secretary. A MISSOURI, JEFFERSON CITYMissourilibrarycommission; Ruth O'Malley, secretary. NEBRASKA, LINCOLNNebraska public librarycommission, Nellie M. Carey, executive secretary.

NEw JERSEY,°TRENTON New Jerseypublic library commission;o(trollR.

Askew, secretary. 41. NEW MEXICO, SANTA FIDNew MexicoState library extensionservfee;Helen Dorman, director. New MexicoLibrary Bulletin. NEW YORK, ALBAN YLibrry extension division, State education department; Frank L. Tolkan, di r.New York Libraries.q.Annual Report.

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NORTH CAROLINA, RALEIGHNorth Carolinalibrary commission; Marjorie Beal, suretary and director. sit NoRTHDAIWA, BISMARCKNorth Dakota Statelibrary cowni.sion; Lillian E.

. Cook,sEicretaryand director. 4)1110,COLUMBUSOhio State library;Paul A. T. Noon, librarian. OKLAHOMA,OKLAHOMA CITY lallolna library commission;Mrs. .T. IL Dale secretary. ( REGoN,SALEM Oregon State library; HarrietC. Long, librarian. PENNsYLVANIA. HARRISBURGExtension diN !Sion. Pennsylvania State librar Yvonne Wery, librarian, extension division. RHODEISLAM), PROVIDENCERhodeIsland State Library; Herbert O. Brigham. State librarian. SouTH DAKOTA, PIERRES011th Dakota free librarycommission; Mrs. Celeste Barnes, director. TENNESSEE,NAsHvILLEState departmentof education; division ofschool libraries, Niartha Parks, director; division of libraryand archives (State library, Mrs. John Trotwood Moore, librarian). TExAs,AUSTINTexas libraryanAhistorical comwission; Fannie M. Wil.ox, State librarian. UTAH, SALTLAKE CITYUtah State board oreducation,county libraries division; Mosiah Hall, secretary. VERMONT, MONTPELIERVermont free public library department,State board of education; Dorothy Randolph, secretary. RIcHmoNDVirginia State library, libraryextension division;Miss Leslie W. Stevens, head library extension division. WASH'INGTON, OLYMPIAWashingtonState library under State departmentof education.N. D. Showalter, State superintendent.(L.O. Swensonas- signed to have direcf charge.) WISCONSIN, MADISONWisconsin free library commission; C.I. Lester,se,Te- tary.Wisconsin Library Belletin.10nos.

7. STATE LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS

The following list shows thename of tbe association, the name and address of the president, and thenameand address of thesecretary, the place and date of meeting, and official publication and fnquency of issue. ALABAMA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION: Alice Wyman, Vniversity of Alabama Library, Tuscaloosa; Mary It. Mullen, State Departmentof Archives and History, Montgomery. ARIZONA STATE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION: Rudolph H.Gjelsness, University of Arizona Library, Tucson; Louise M. Milligan,Univerlity of Arizona Library. Tucson. ARKANSAS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION: Miss Jinu9iePorter, University of Arkansas Library, Fayetteville; BerniceLogue, Fort Smith. CALIFORNIA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION:RobertIlea;Public Libritry,S:inFrancisco; Mrs. Hazel G. Leeper, Box 84, Santa Monica.hlandbook and proceedings of annual meeting. CALIFORNIA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION:Harriet E. Howe, University ofDenveren- ver;Lorene L. Scott, Denver Public Library;Denver.October 23 and 24, 1936. CONNECTICUTLIBRARYASSOCIATION:Margery Burditt, West HartfordPublic Library, WestHartford; Helen Coffin, ConnecticutState Library, Hartford. Norwich, October 1936.Connecticut Library Association Bulletin.sm. an. 62 EDUCATIONALDIRECTORY, 1 937

DISTRICTOF COLUMBIA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION: John T. Vance, LAWI.P.rilry. Library of Congress, Washington;Caroline D. Flanner, ShippingIti,ard Bureau, U. S.Department of Commerce,Washington.October 1936.I lis. trict of Columbia Libraries.q. FLORIDA LIBRARYASSOCIATION:Carl Bohnenberger. Public `Library,Ja ville;Charlotte AnneThompson, Librarian,University of Tampa,Tampa. Spring 1937.Florida Library Bulletin.Ir. GEORGIA LIBRARYASSOCIATION;Sally M. Akin, WashingtonMemorial Lihr;ir.y. Macon:Sarah Lamon,Miller High School, Macon. HAwAII LIBRARYASSOCIATION:p)ha Zetterberg,Cooke Library, PunahciiiS(.111)01. Honolulu; FrancesHurd, Library ofHawaii, Honolulu. IDAHO LIBRARYASSOCIATION:Olive T. Bess, assistantlibrarian, College ofIi,:111). Caldwell; MargaretM. Field, librarian, CarnegieLibrary, Lewiston. ILLINOIS LIBRARYASSOCIATION:Phineas L. Windsor, director,Universityof Illinois Library, Urbana;Nina Dulin Russell. CarnegiePublic Library, Paris, State Library,Springfield,Illinois Libraries.q. INDIANA LIBRARYASSOCIATION:Bertha Ashby, Bloomington; Mary Holini. Public Library, Loghnsport. INDIANA LIBRARY TRÛSTEE8ASSOCIATION:Mrs. George W.Blair,Nfishawaka: Mrs. George K.Bridwell, Bloomington.Indianapolis, November 5antiII, 1936. IOWA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION:May B. Ditch, Librarian,Ottumwa; Charlotte Crosley. Librarian, WebsterCity.Iowa Library Quarterly. KANSAS LIBR ASSOCIATION:Grace Derby, KansasState College, Manhattan: Mrs. Julia rMcCarty, Public Library,Topeka.Bulletin. KENTUCKY IÌRYASSOCIATION:Harold F. Brigham,Louisville FreePublic/ Library,Louisville; FlorinneRammerer, HighlandBranch Library,Louis= vine.Horse Cave, October 9and 10, 1936.Kentucky Library Associat4n. 2nos. LOUISIANA LIBRARYASSOCIATION:Mary Harris,Minden-Webster Parish Lilyisary. Minden;Dorothy Moss. Shreveport-ShreveMemorial Library.ShrOeport, April 1937. LouisianaLibrary AssociationBulletin.q. MAINE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION: Dr. Clarence E. Little, Bar Harbor; E.:France Abbott, 35 Church Street,Belfast.Waterville, Elmwood Hotel,September *10and 11, 1936. MARYLAND LIBRARY'ASSOCIATION:MrS. MarionEmsley, Enoch PrattFree Li- brary, Baltimore;M. Louis Crouch, GoucherCollege Library, Baltimore. MASSACHUSETTS LIBRARY CLUB:Lydia W. Masters.Watertown FreePublic Library, Watertown; Helen M. Thayer, Brookline PublicLibrary, Brookline. MICHIGAN LIBRARY AssociAnoN:Samuel W. McAllister,General Library, Uni- versity of Michigan,Ann Arbor; BessieM. Johnson, Law Library,University of Michigan. Ann Arbor.Toledo, Ohio, October15-17, 1936. MINNESOTA LIBRARYASSOCIATION: Eleanor Herrmann, Public Library, St. Paul; Gertrude Glennon, CarnegiePublic Library,Stillwater. MISSISSIPPI LIBRARYASSOCIATION-: Nannie H.Rice, librarian,Missis§ippiState College, State College; Mrs. JosephineH. Inge, librarian,All Saints Junior College, Vicksburg. MISSOURI LIBRARY ASSOCIATION:Mrs. GertrudeDrury, St. LouisPublic Library. St. Louis; Mary Kay Englith, SedaliaPublic Library,Sedalia. MONTANA LIBRARY .AesoclAncoN:Mrs. Lois B.Payson, MontanaState College Library, BozemanElsieLund'borg, Helena HighSchool Library, Helena. Bozeman. err

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NEBRASKALIBRARY ASSOCIATION: HildaHammer, Omaha Publiclibrary, Omaha; Marie L.McKee, University ofNebraska Library, Lincoln.North Platte, october 21-23, 1936. EWHAMPSHIRE LIBRARY ARSOCIATION: PriscillaRoys, Exeter: Marjorie G. Emery,Boscowen. NEJERSEY LIBRARY ASSOCIATION: HazelC. Clark, Burlington FreeLibrary, MountHolly ;,Helen L. Todd,Free Public Library,Trenton.East Orange, October 1936. New Jersey Library Bulletin.q. NEWMEXICO LIBRARY ASSOCIATION: Wilma L.Shelton, University ofNew Mexico,Albuquerque;EstherJ.Piercy,Universityof New Mexico, Albuquerque. SEW YORK LIBRARY ASSOCIAnON, GrosvenorLibrary, Buffalo, N.Y.: Frederic r CylMelcher, R. R. Bo*ker Company,New York; MildredE. Ross. 6rusvenor lAwary. Buffalo.News letter.q.

! NoRTH CAROLINA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION:Nora Beust, Universityof North Caro- lina,ChapelHill; Etta Beale Grant,Woman's CollegeLibrary,Duke 'University, Durham. NORTH DAKOTA LIBRARY ASSOCIATMN: HelenTracy, Public Library,Valley City: Mercedes Muenz, AlfredDickey Free Library..1amIstliwn. Omaha, October 1937. Onto LIBRARY ASSOCIATION: George J. Blazier.Marietta College Library,Mari- etta: FredaSilver, Lima PublicLibrary, Lima. Toledo. October1936. Bulletin.q. . OKLAHOMA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION:James J. Hill, AssistantLibrarlin. University of Oklahoma Library. Norman;.Wanda 11. Johnson, PublicLibrary,Still- water.Shawnee, October 1937.Oklahoma Libraries. PENNSYLVANIA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION: FrancesII.Kelly, Carnegie Library School, Pittsburgh; MiriamGrosh, librarian. GenevaCollege. BeaverFulls, Erie, Lawrence Hotel,October 1-3, 1936.Pennsylvania Library Association News Letter.ir. RHODE ISLAND LIBRARY ASSoCIATION:Sallie E. Coy,Westerly Public Library, Westerly; Mrs.Margaret R. Alsop,.Elmwond Public Library.Providence. Bulletin of the Rhode IslandLibrary. Association. SOUTH CAROLINA LIBRARYASSOCIAnON: Cornelia Graham. ClemsonCollege Library, Clemson; AlfredRawlinson, RichlandCounty Public Library, Columbia.Beaufort, May 1937. SOUTH DAKOTALIBRARY ASSOCIATION:Nellie Brenner. Canton PublicLibrary, Canton; Emma Lou. Taggart,Sioux Falls CollegeLibrary, SiouxFalls. Mitchell, October28-30, 1936. TENASSEELIBRARY AssociATION: F.K. W. Drury,Nashville Public Library, Nashville; Irene NI.Doyle, Peabody LibrarySchool. Nashville.Asheville, October28-30, 1936. afte TEXAS LIBRARYAssociAnoN: LeNoir Dimmitt,Extension Loan Library,Univer- sity of Texas,Austin; Erreir W. McDiarmiit,Baylor UniversityLibrary, Waco. NewsNotes.q.Handbookof Texas Libraries.Ir. UTAH LIBRARYAS§OCIATION:Dorothy de Wees Wheelwright.Carnegie Free Library, Ogaen;Bernice Lucas, StewartTraining School.University of . Utah, Salt Lake City. VERMONT LIBRARYASSOCIATION:M. Cynthis Gorton,Rutland Free Library,Itnt- land;Annie E. Barber,Kellogg-Hubbard Library,Montpelier. VIRGINIALIBRARY ASSOCIATION:Blanche P. McCrum,Washington and Lee University,Lexington;Mari'LouiseDinwiddie,Universityof Virginia Library,University.Virginia Beach, CavalierHotel. October 30and 31, 1936. 64 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY,1 937

WASHINGTON LIBRARYASSOCIATION:Ella R. Dowell,Public Library,Se;thit,: Harriet E. Leitch,Public Library, Seattle. WEST VIRGINIALIBRARY ASSOCIATION:Ida M. Peters, 1016Nineteenth,Stril-t. Parkersburg;Anna E. Taylor, 1005Quincy Street, Parkersburg. Huritiirz- ton, SeptemberorOctober 1936. WISCoNSIN LIBRARYASSOCIATION: Irene Newman, Departmentof Publii.j. struction,Madison; BerthaBuelow, LaCrosse PublicLibrary,La( 'rits*. Milwaukee, October7-9, 1936.Wisconsin LibraryBulletin. WaroMING STATE LIBRARY,ASSOCIATION:Mrs. Millie Stewart,Librarian, hanv . County Public Library,Laramie;ElizabethTalley, Arsistant,Universit.kLi- brary, Laramie.Green River, Secondweek in September s. 8. EDUCATIONALAND SOCIALDIRECTORIES

AMIMICAN ART ANNUAL. American Federationof Arts, FarragutSquare, W11. ington, D. C. Gies directory ofart organizations. artists,art trades,museums, schoOls.in:10 zines, etc,

AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONFOR ADULT EDUCATION. Handbook of adulteduentifinin the UnitedStates.1936. The Association, 60East Forty-secondStreet. New York, N. Y. Lists communityand State organizationsof adult education,open forums.librarii.c carryingon special types of adult education, won'sand women's clubs,rNTP:itiith agencies, Nationalorganizations with adult edticationprograms, university ktclisinm work, etc. AMERIVAN BAR ASSOCIATION. Councilonlegal education,etc.Standards , and rulings.W:P. McCracken,secretary, 1140 North Dearborn Street,chicago, Ill. Contains list of accredited,law schoolg, etc. AMERICAN CATHOLICWHO'S WHO. Walter Romigand Company, 10457Gratiot Avenue, Detroit, Mich. -Biographies arrangedalphabetically; geographical index.

AMERICAN LIBRARYASSOCIATION.- Handbook. AmericanLibrary Assodati4Jn3 North MichiganAvenue, ÇhIcago, Ill. An annual publication ting librarians whoare members of the association with their addresses andpositions, library schools,etc. AMERICAN LIBRARY DIRECTORY.R. R. Bowker Co.,62 West Forty-fifthStreet. New York, N. Y. Givesalist of public,educational, business, and speciallibraries.Issued about every 3 years with some statistical information,andnameilof librarians. AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.Educational number ofthe Journal of the American medicalassociation.535 NorthDearborn Street, Chicago,Ill. An annual midsummernumber witha list of approved colleges of arts and sciences and junior colleges,by States; statistics of approved medicalcolleges In the United States and Canada;hospitals approved forinterneships; anda description of medical colleges. N. AMERICAN NATURE ASSOCIATION.The nature almanac.A handbook ofnature education. TheAmerica% Nature Association,Washington, D.0, Lists associations andclubs interested in natureeducation andnature leaders.

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/AMERICAN NEWSPAPFX ANNUALAND DIRECTORY. N. W. Ayer &Son, 308 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Lists allnewspapersand magazinesby State. and by city underState, with price, number of subscribers, andname of edr. Givesa classified list andalist of titles. MERICANSCHOOLAND UNIVERSITY.Published by the AmericanSchool Publish- ing Corporation, 470 Fourth Avenue, New York, N. Y. .1 yearbook devoted to design, construction,equipment. utilization, andmaintenance of educational buildings and grounds.Lists' college,university, and normal school presidents in United States andCanada, by State,uperintendents of8( bools in places 5,000 andover, architects, etc. AMERICANUNIVERSITIESAND COLLEGES. C. S. Marsh, editor.American Council oneducation, Washington, D. C., 1936. Historical data,admissioerequirements,courses, fees, etc.

AMERICANWOMEN;the official "who's who"amongthe ivomen ofthe Nation. 1935-36.Durward Howes, editor.Richard BlankPublishingCo,, 527 West Seventh Street, Los Angeles, Calif. AMERICA'S YOUNG MEN.The Official "who's who",amovgthtlyoung men of the Nation. 1934. Durward Howes,editor.Richard Blank PublishingCo., '527West Seventh Street, Los Angeles, Calif. c.. et AS,40CIATIONOF AMERICAN LAW SCHOOLS. Handbook, 1932.R. C. Harris,secretary-treasurer, Tultule -University, New Orleans,La. Contains list of memberschool's anttetbeirdelegates, etc. AUTHORS TODAY AND YESTERDAY.The H. W. WilsonCo., 05S-972. University Avenue, New York City. A list of living and dead writers,with short biographicalsketches and portraits; includes writers of othercountries. BAIRD'S MANUAL [OF) AMERICAN COLLEGEFRATERNITIES. George BantaPublish- ing Co., Menasha,Wis.Thirteenth and latestedition published in 1935. A descriptive analysis Withadetailed account ofeach fraternityand sorority In the colleges and universitiesof the United States;withalist of honor societiesin t. geneial and inspecial fields, professionalfraternities. and miscellaneousand local societies.Members of the NationalCongressarelisted. CATTELL, JAMES M. LEADERSIN EDUCATION. A biographical directory.The Sci-

encePress,NewYork, 1932. 6 A Who's Who in education. CHRISTIANEDUOATION HANDBOOK. Edited by Robert L.Kellyand Ruth E. Anderson.The Council of ChurchBoards of Education inthe United States of America, 111 Fifth Avenue,New York, N. Y. Lists denominational boardsof education, foundations andstudent clubs, schools of religion, religiousworkers with students, teachers ofthe Bible,college and university statistics, by State, of differentdenominations, of theologicalschools,etc. COLLEGEAND PRIVATE SCHOOL DIRECTORYOF THE UNITED STATE& The standard . descriptive list of universities, colleges,private schools, . technical, commercial, and vocational schools...tompiledand published by EducationalAid So- ciety, Federal Life Building, 168 North ;MichiganAvenue, Chicago, Published annually. 66 EDUCATIONALDIRECTORY,193 7

COLLEGEBLUE BOOK.Book ofreference ofthe collegesand universitiesof The United Statesof America.By H.W. HurtandHarrieiJ. Hurt.Pull by The CollegeBlue Book,Hollywood-by-the-Sea,Florida.1933. Listsinstitutions byStates. alphabetically,with tabulatedmaterialas to fpp4Q. expenses, laboratoryfees, resources, enrollment,faculty.etc..Techilologica;and professional schoolsclassified bytype; universitiesof the worldalso listed byco :14try CONGRESSIONALDIRECTORY. United StatesGovernmentPrinting Offir_be,WaAiinz. ton, 1-4.C: tt O 'Publishedseveral timeseachyear, givingnames of Senatorsand_Representativo, with shortblographicato sketches, andState and districtrepresented;comtnitt. (if House and Senate;cabinet membersi independentofficesand establishmentsper. sonnel; foreignservicepersonnel; andother usefullists. CONVENnONCALENDAR. Departmentof worldconvention dates.Hendrii.kiin PublishingCo., 1350Broadway, NewYork City.Issued monthly. . Lists organizations,time andplace of meeting,convention hotels,technics,etc. DENOMINATIONALYEARBOOKS. The variouschurches issue eachyearpublOat containing thenames and addresses ofministers withinthe denomination, the privateschools andcolleges undertheir direction,and theirtraininz scho()Is.Scc the churchsocietiesas listed in Christkineducationhandholok. p. 65.

DEPARTMENTOF ELEMENTARYSCHOOL PRINCIPALSOF THF NATIONALEDUCATII)N ASSOCIATION. [Directory of]Local principals'organizations; Stateprinci- pals' associations;Members ofthe Departmentof elementaryschoolprinci- pals. Washington,D. C., TheDepartment.In theirYearbo4)ks,is-tied "annually.

DEPARTMENTOF SECONDARYSCHOOLPRINCIPALS.... Directory ofmembers H. V. Church,secretary, 5835 Kimbark Avenue,Chicago, Ill. Contained annuallyinone of the bulletins ofAleDepartment.

DEPARTMENTOF SUPERINTENDENCEOF THE NATIONALFDUCATIONASSOCIATIoN. List ofmembers.Publishedin the annualyearbooks ofthe Departffient. Washington, D. C. A corrected listfurnished annuallyof the membersof theDepartmentiesuper- intendence, withshort biographicalitems. DIRECTORYOF AGENCIESWORKING WITHAND FOR ADULTS. International Council of ReligiousEducation, 203 NorthWabashAvenue, Chicago, III.1934. Lists 125 Nationalagencies workingfor civic, Social,religious, andmoral education of adults. DIRECTORYOF AGRICULTURAL ANDHOME ECONOMICSLEADERS. W. G. Wilson. ed., 777 ConcordAvenue, Cambridge,Mass. new 411P DIRECTORYOF NATIONALDELIBERATivE COMMITTEESIN EDUCATION.' Prepared by the Researchdivision of theNational educationassociation for the Joint commissionon the emergency in education.June 1934.National eduvation association, Washington,D. C. The organizationsare listed alphabetically, givingthe officers, sketch ofpurpise andscope, list o embers, andreports. DIRECTORYOF PST ATRIC CLINICSI THE UNITED STATES.1930. M. G. Clark. comp.National Committeefor MentalHygiene, 450 SeventhAvenue. New

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DIRECTORYoFSOCIAL.AGENCIESOF THE CITYOFNEW YORK.1935.Charity organization society, New York, N. t. Classified index in alphabeticalarrangement, giving legaltitle, address, tiamesof officers, etc., with detailedservice information.

DIRECTORYOF VOCATIONAL TEAcHERSOF AGRICULTURE, HomE-MAKING,TRADESAND INDUSTRIES IN THE UNITED STATES.1935.W. G. Wilson,editor, 771C4/Lord Avenue, Cambridge, Mass. EDUCATIONALPRESSASSOCIATIONOF AMERICA.Committeeof standards.Year- book.Washington, D. C.,NationalEducation Association.Annual. A classified list ofeducational periodicals,with publisherand editor; also lists the sixty educational books oftheyear. FACULTYPERSONNEL;a directory of theinstructional staffsof the member schools of the Associationof collegiateschools ofbusiness.C. C. Fichtner, secretary, University ofArkansas,Fayetteville.1935. LIVING AUTHORS. The H. W.Wilson Co..9i0-972UniversityAvenue, New York City. a A book of biographiesofcontemporary writersin differentcountries. Music)SUPERVISORS' NATIoNALCONFERENCE.Yearbook.C. V. Buttelnian,executive secretary, 64 EastJalison Boulevard,Chicago, Ill. Contains lists ofmembers. musicsummer camps, etc. sr NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONOFPUBLICSCHOOLBUSINESS OFFICIAls.Proceedings. John S. Mount,secretary, StatedeRartment ofpublicinstruction, Trenton, N. J. - Contains list ofactive, associate,and honorarymembers. a NATIONAL CATHOLICWELFARE C F NCE. Department ofeducation. Direc/ory of Catholiccolleges andsch ols. TheNational Catholicwelfare conference, Washington, D. C. Lists of seminaries,universities,and colleges, normaltraining schools.secondary and elorntaryschools, andsummer schools.Gives briefhistorical Aetchand descriptiVoof tbe institution. NATIONAL SOCIETYFOR TUE STUDYOFEDUCATIO.N.Yearbook. GuyM. Whipple, secretary, 10 PutnamStreet,Danvers, Mass.Published bythe PublicSchool Publishing Co.,Bloomington, Ill. Issued annually.Contains list ofhonorary andWive membersand theiraddresses. 4 OFFICIAL CATHOLICDIRECTORY. P.J. Kennedy &Sons, 44 BarclayStreet, New York, N. Y., \_...---- PATTERSON'SAMERICANEDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY. Homer L.Patterson, editor, American EdtrationalCo., Chicago,Ill. An annual directorycontainingalist and descriptionof the public,private, and endowed schools,colleges and highersecondaryinstitutions of learning,State and county superintendentsof instruction,libraries,etc. PIERRE Key'sINTERNATIONAL MUSIC YEARBOOk.The standard musicannual. Pierre Key,Inc., 119 WestFifty-seventh Street,New York,N. Y. C. Lists organizations,schools, orchestras,societies in variouscountries, musicians, music schools,conservatories,etc.; alsoa directory of artists in theUnited States. PIERRE KEY'sRADIO A*NUAL.Asurvey of theyearin radio.Pierre Key Pub- lishingCorporation (asabove). Lists broadcastingcompanies, stations, advertisersonthe air, sponsoredprograms identified,agencies, talent,geographical list ofstations, etc.

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PRESIDENTSOFAM,ERICAN COLLEGESANDUNIVERSITIES.Robert C. Cook,editlir, The Robert C. Cook Company,277 Broadway, New York, N. Y.1933. PUBLICADIINISTRATIONCLEARING HOUSE. Organizations in thefield ofjitihn

administration. A directory.Public Administration Clearing Houst.. N50) East Fifty-eighth Street, Chicago, Ill.. A directory of national, State, and regional organizations in the Unitedsilti,4 and Canada withpt section classified according.to the type of activity.

SARGENT, PORTER. A handbook for private-school teachers.Porter Sargeili,11 Beacon Street, Boston, Mass. A Who's Who in private schools. SARGENT, FORM.. A handbooyof private schools, for American boysand ;irk An annualsurvey.Porter Sargent, 11 Beacon Street, Boston,.,Mass.

. Contains besides the list of private schools in theUnited States, arrangedrt.g.i..n. ally,ashort jist in foreign countries,asUppleMentarylist in this* countryclassitivii bytype,andto meet special needs,boys'schools,girls'schools,coeducational 21/ schools, professional schools, etc. SARGENT PORTER, A handbook ofsummer camps. An annual survey.l'I')Ifor Sargent, 11 Beacon Street, Boston, Gives lists of boys'camps,girls'camps,'specialtypes ofcamps, camps t,)fin special needs,campsin the various States, Americansummer schools,Nunp'sin Canada, and inafew other foreign countries. SOCIALWORKYEAR BOOK.Editor, Fred S. HIM.Russell Sage Foundatifffi, New York, 1935. Atdescription of organized activities in social work andin related fields.Glvvi directories of agencies, National and State, publicand private,nameof. diructor. description ofpurpose and activities, and publications. t

SPECIAL LIBRARIES DIRECTORYOF THEUNITED STATESANDCAN%DA. 1\935.Slitici:II Libraries Association, 345 Hudson Street, New York,N. Y

Gives alphabetical list ot special libraries.asubject index, personnel index. :11111 list of organizations having special libraries. TECHNICALANDTRADE SCHOOLS. By M. M. Proffitt.United States Guanment Printing Office, Washington, 1933.(United States Office of Educattill,pam- phletno. 44.) 4. Tabulated information givenonthis type of school, by, States, withstatistics of t enrollment, teachers, library, school plant,etc. UNITED STATES. Office of Education. Accredited secondary schools in the United States.United States Government Printing Office, Washington. I.This directory of accredited high schools isarranged by State under the various .accrediting agencies.Issued bignnially. UNrm STATES.Office of Education.Accredited higher institutions.United . States Government Printing Office, Washington. . , Issuedbiennially.Colleges and universitiesare arrangedalphabetically by State, J. under the accrediting agencies.Includes professional schools,law, medicine, schools

. of business, journalism, library schools, schools of architecture, dentistry, music, and pharmacy. tt(rrFDSTATICS. Office of Educatibn.Educational directory.\UnitedStates eminent Printing Office, Washington. k 7 saved annually, first in four sections, later bound togethet, Is

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