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SOCIOLOGY TEXTS American Sociological The 4th Edition, 1956 Gist & Halbert URBAN SOCIETY At least three fourths entirely new or completely rewritten, the New Edition contains: * An organization more consistently sociological than in any previous edi,tion * New materials on cities in various parts of the world * Expanded seotions giving special emphasis to the urban-rural fringe, the ecological distribution of population with particular attention to segregation, invasion, and decentralization of population of metropolitan areas.

May, 1956 • 513 pp. • 48 illus. • 24 tables • 6 x 9 • $5.50

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SOCIAL PROBLEMS T. LYNN SMITH and ASSOCIATES. Each problem treated by an expert in the field. 1955 • 517 pages • $4.75

CRIMINOLOGY, Second Edition RUTH SHONLE CAVAN. A thorough revision of a standard text. 1955 • 718 pages • $6.00 Fifty-First Annual Meeting

THE AMERICAN FAMILY RUTH SHONLE CAVAN. To help the student understand those aspects of family life that are peculiarly contemporary. 658 pages • $5.50 THE HOTEL STATLER, DETROIT, MICIDGAN

CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL ISSUES September 7, 8, 9, 1956 LEE, BURKHART, and SHAW. A book of readings presenting a survey through problems! political, social, economic. 1955 • 864 pages • $3.95

OUTSIDE READINGS IN Also meeting in Detroit, Michigan: SCHULER, GIBSON, FIERO, and BROOKOVER. Ninety-six selections, average length, 4500 words. 884 pages • $2.95 American Statistical Association ...... ~._...... _._. ...w~ e e e e e ...... e e e e e e e e e e e e I I e I Rural Sociological Society THOMAS Y. CROWELL COMPANY Society for the Study of Social Problems 432 Fourth Avenue, 16, N. Y. Sociological Research Association AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1956 President, IIERBERT BLUMER, University of California, Berkeley President-Elect, ROBERT K. MERTON, First Vice-President, Roam M. WILUAMS, JR., Second Vice-President, MEYER F. NIMKOFF, Florida State University Secretary, WELLMAN J. WARNER, Editor, LEONARD BROOM, University of California, Los Angeles Executive Officer, , Rutgers University COUNCIL MEYER F. NIMKOFF ROBERT K. MERTON WELLMAN J. WARNER ROBIN M. WILUAMS, JR. LEONAR)> BROOM Former Presidents SAMUEL A. STOUFFER, , University of DONALD YOUNG, Russell Sage Foundation Elected at Large GORDON W. BLACKWELL, University of MABEL A. ELLIOTT, Chatham College North Carolina CLIFFORD KrnKPATRICK, Indiana University The American Statistical Association invites all American Socio­ MARGARET JARMAN HAGOOD, U. S. Depart­ LOWRY NELSON, University of Minnesota ment of Agriculture, Agricultural Mar­ , University of California, logical Society registrants to attend its sessions. The program is out­ keting Service Berkeley EVERETT C. HUGHES, University of ROBERT BIERSTEDT, City College of New lined on page 4, and the detailed program may he seen in the HARVEY J. LocKE, University of Southern York registration areas of both hotels. California AMOS H. HAWLEY, University of Michigan , University of California, DAVID RIESMAN, Berkeley Elected from Affiliated CALVIN F. SCHMID, Pacific WILLIAM L. KOLB, Southwestern UGH CARTER, District of Columbia ALFRED McCLUNG LEE, Eastern WILLIAM E. COLE, Southern WILLIAM H. SEWELL, Rural THOMAS D. ELIOT, Society for the Study RAYMOND F. SLETTO, Ohio Valley of Social Problems STUART A. QUEEN, Midwest PROGRAM COMMITTEE HERBERT BLUMER, University of California, JosEPH B. GITTLER, University of Berkeley, Chairman Rochester WELLMAN J. WARNER, New York University WILLIAM H. SEWELL, University of RAYMOND V. BOWERS, U. S. Air Force Wisconsin LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS COMMITTEE Chairman, EDGAR A. SCHULER, Wayne State University C. HoYT ANDERSON, Ford Motor Company RICHARD MARKS, Commission on Commu­ ROBERT CARPENTER, Detroit Metropolitan nity Relations Area Regional Planning Commissioner DONALD C. MARSH, Wayne State Uni- JAcK CONWAY, United Auto Workers, CIO versity REV. HUGH E. DuNN, SJ., University of JAMES B. McKEE, University of Toledo Detroit WILLIAM W. McKEE, Merrill Palmer School JpsEPH FAUMAN, Jewish Community MILDRED PETERS, Wayne State University Council MELVIN RAVITZ, Wayne State University FRANK E. HARTUNG, Wayne State Univer­ PRESTON H. ScoTT, Wayne State University sity HAROLD SHEPPARD, Wayne State University AMOS H. HAWLEY, University of Michigan RALPH V. SMITH, Michigan State Normal MERLE E. HENRICKSON, Detroit City Plan­ College ing Commission WILLIAM W. WATTENBERG, Wayne State CHARLES R. HOFFER, Michigan State University University BEULAH WHITBY, Commission on Commu­ SISTER MARY LEILA KoEPPE, R.S.M., Mercy nity Relations College ToM M. WHITE, Educational Services, L.\VERNE N. LASEAU, General Motors Corp. Dept. of Public Relations, Chrysler CHARLES N. LEBEAUX, Wayne State Corporation · University ELEANOR P. WoLF, Wayne State Uni­ STEPHEN W. MAMCHUR, Wayne State versity University JOSEPHINE WTULICH, Marygrove College AMERICAN STATISTICAL ASSOCIATION AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY Hotel Sheraton-Cadillac, Detroit, September 7...,10, 1956 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 SEPTEMBER 8, (continued) PROGRAM OUTLINE 10 :00 a.m.-12 :00 noon 8:00-10:00. p.m. Cl A Critical Appraisal of Long-Range Eco· C28 Current Research on Voting Behavior nomic Projections C2 Covariance Analysis-I SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 FRIDAY, September 7 SATURDAY, September 8 SUNDAY, September 9 C3 Employment Stabilization and Supplemen­ 8:30 a.m. Breakfast tary Unemployment Benefits Business and Economic Section­ PAGE PAGE PAGE 8:00 a.m. 12:00 noon Luncheon Business Meeting :30-10:00 a.m. 9:00-11:00 a.m. C4 Stock Market Outlook 9:00-11:00 a.m. · stration ...... 6 Alpha Kappa Delta S37 Small Groups ...... • . 18 1 :30-3:30 p.m. C29 Theory of Ecological Organization • Breakfast ...... 12 S38 Theory of Ecological Or­ ganization ...... • . 18 CS Methods of Research • 10:00-12:00 noon 10:00 a.m.-12 M. 9 :00-11 :00 a.m. S39 Nature of Classes in a 2:00-4:00 p.m. C30 Applications of Stochastic Processes Mass Society ...... • • 19 C31 Developments in Latent Structure Analysis SI Social 6 C6 Planning for the 1960 Censµs S2 Rural Life in Industrial­ Sl9 Critical Problems in New C7 Criteria for Evaluating Consumer and Real C32 Statistics in the Automotive Industry Quantitative T e c h · ized Mass Society . . . . 6 11 :00-12 :00 M. Estate Credit 2:00-4:00 p.m. S3 Control of Juvenile De­ niques ...... 12 C8 Covariance Analysis-II C33 The Impact of Electronic Computing on Busi­ linquency ...... 6 S20 Race Relations ...... 12 Business Meeting ...... 19 ness and Economic Statistics and Statis­ S21 Application of Anthro­ 3:30-5:30 p.m. pological Knowledge to C9 Studies of Fertility and Infant Mortality • ticians 1 :30-3 :30 p.m. 1 : 30-3 : 30 p.m. C34 Memorial for John Wishart Modern Mass Society. . 12 4:00 p.m. C35 Training in Computational Methods-I: The S4 6 S40 Sociology of Religion ... 19 Social Statistics Section-Business Meeting Training and Research Program Adopted SS Social Organization . . . . 7 11 :00-12 :00 M. S41 The Family ...... 19 S42 Social and Social 4:00-6:00 p.m. at Certain Universities S6 Small Groups ...... 7 C36 in Attitude Research S7 Race Relations 8 Business Meeting ...... 12 Relations in Old Age. . 20 ClO Applications of Electronic Computers in S43 Social Disorganization . . 20 Statistics 3:30-5:30 p.m. SB Methods of Research. . . . 8 S9 Social Psychiatry ...... 9 1 :30-3 :30 p.m. S44 Military Sociology . . . . • 21 Cll Flow of Funds Data as a Tool of Economic C37 Research in Human Ecology • S45 Sociology and History. . 21 Analysis 4:00-6:00 p.m. S22 Industrial Sociology 13 2:00-4:00 p.m. S23 Social Psychology ...... 13 8:00-10:00 p.m. C38 Contributed Papers 3:30-5:30 p.m. Cl2 Some Theoretical Aspects of Sample Surveys C39 Measuring the Potentials of Growth in Great SlO Planning for the 1960 S24 Political Sociology . . . . 13 S25 Social Theory ...... 14 Cl3 1954 Census Results Lakes Area following Completion o St. Census• ...... • . • . • 7 S46 Educational Sociology . . 21 Lawrence Seaway · . S26 Criminology ...... 14 S47 Medical Sociology . . . . . 22 S27 Research M e t h o d s in S48 Social Theory ...... • 22 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 C40 Creative Manpower Shortage in the d 3:30-5:30 p.m. Study of Aging ...... 15 States S49 in Pre- 8:30 a.m. industrial Areas ..... 22 Section on Training-Business Meeting C41 Financial Implications of Long.Term Growth SU Studies of Fertility and Infant Mortality ...... 9 3:30-5:30 p.m. SSO Research in Human 9:00-11 :00 a.m. 8 :00-10 :00 p.m. Ecology ...... 22 Sl2 Medical Sociology . . • . . 9 S28 ...... 15 Cl4 Development of an Integrated Federal Sta­ C42 Presidential Address-Gertrude M. Cox Sl3 The Family ...... 10 SSI Communication and Pub- S29 Social Psychiatry ...... 15 lic Opinion ...... • . 23 tistical Program 10:00 p,m. Sl4 Community ...... 10 Cl5 Design and Analysis of Animal Feeding Ex­ S30 Communication and Pub- Informal Party SIS Teaching of Sociology... 10 lic Opinion ...... 16 periments Sl6 Criminology: Social Or- Cl6 Industrial Experimentation S31 Social Welfare ...... 16 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 ganization and Correc- S32 Military Sociology . . . . . 17 Cl7 Critical Problems in New Quantitative Tech­ tion ...... 11 niques • 9 :06'-11 :00 a.m. S33 Professional Aspects of Sl7 Sociological Study of His- Sociology ...... 17 C43 Training in Computational Methods-II: The torical Documents 11 11:00 a.m. Computational Tasks Arising at Computing S34 Sociology of Religion . . 17 Biometric Section-Business Meeting Centers and Training Given to Personnel 6:00 p.m. 12:00 noon Luncheon C44 Techniques and Uses of Forecasts of Gen­ 4:00-6:00 p.m. eral Business Conditions Cl8 Golden Anniversary of Census Tracts in the Informal Gathering . . . . 11 C45 Response Analysis in Establishment Sta­ S35 Mathematical and Statis­ U. S. and Canada-1906-1956 tistics tical Training of Social 2:00-4:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. 8:30p.m. Scientists • ...... 18 Cl9 Census Tract Meeting Section on Physical and Engineering SlB General Session: Founda­ C20 Consulting Experience as Part of a Statis­ -Business Meeting tions and Sociological 8:00p.m. tical Curriculum 12:00 noon Luncheon Research ...... 11 S36 Presidential Addresses . . 18 C21 Trends toward Stability or Instability in the C46 Business Outlook American Economy C22 Industrial Biology-Screening-I 2:00-4:00 p.m. * These sessions are at the Sheraton-Cadillac. C47 Biological Standardization 4:00-6:00 p.m. C48 Statistics in Meteorology C23 Industrial Biology-Screening-II C49 Price-Cost Developments C24 Forecasting the Demand for Durable Goods CSO Growth of Manufacturing in Underdeveloped See page 24 of this Program for Council and Co~ittee meetings. C25 Production and Inventory Control Areas C26 Mathematical and Statistical Training of See the hack pages of this Program for Index of Program Participants, keyed Social Scientists * These sessions are at the Statler. to sessions. C27 Changing Hours of Work: The Trends and See the hack pages of .this Program,.for Index The facilities of the Employment Service will he used at the their Economic Implications of program participants, keyed to sessions. Meetings. Their headquarters will he at the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel. 6 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1956-(Continued) 7 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 DELBERT C. MILLER, University of Washington 8:30 A.M. "Industry and Co01D1nnity" REGISTRATION-Ballroom Foyer ROBERT DUBIN, University of Oregon "Union-Management Relations" 10:00 A.M.-12:00 M. (Pre-meeting copies of these lengthy papers can be obtained by sending 50 cents in PERSONAL ORGANIZATION IN MASS SOCIETY: Critical Implications for stamp or coin for handling and mailing charges to Department of Sociology, Social Psychology-Wayne Roo01 University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon. Only very brief summaries will be orally presented.) Chairman, GuY E. SWANSON, University of Michigan Panel: RESEARCH IN SOCIAL ORGANIZATION-Bagley Room NELSON N. FooTE, University of Chicago Chairman, HAROLD W. PFAUTZ, Brown University RONALD LIPPITT, University of Michigan THEODORE R. ANDERSON, AUGUST B. HOLLINGSHEAD, Yale University Discussion: ROGER W. BROWN, Harvard University "Social Stratification and Mass Co01D1uniciation" JOHN A. CLAUSEN, National Institute of Mental Health F. STUART CHAPIN, University of Minnesota, Emeritus "The OptimllD1 Size of Certain Institutional Groups: A Large Group RURAL LIFE IN AN INDUSTRIALIZED MASS SOCIETY (joint session with Theory" Rural Sociological Society)-Michigan Roo01 ARTHUR H. WILKINS, Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample, Inc. Chairman, OLAF F. LARSON, Cornell University "Class Position and Area of Residence in AD1erican Cities" LOWRY NELSON, University of Minnesota EuGENE A. WEINSTEIN, Children's Bureau, Department of Health, Education, "Rural Life in the Mass-Industrial Society" and Welfare W.uTER T. MARTIN, University of Oregon "Children's Conceptions of Occupational Stratification" "Changing Rural Areas in an Urbanizing Society" ROBERT A. ELLIS, University of Southern California Discussion: WALTER FmEY, University of Texas L "Social Stratification and Social Relationships: An E01pirical Test of J. ALLAN BEEGLE, Michigan State University I the Disjunctiveness of Social Classes" SMALL GROUPS-English Room CONTROL OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY-Bagley Ro001 Chairman, JOHN W. RILEY, Jn., Rutgers University Chairman, PETER P. LEJINS, University of Maryland OMAR KHAYYAl\1 MOORE, MORRIS I. BERKOWITZ, Yale University HoN. JosEPH D. LOHMAN, Sheriff of Cook County, Illinois, and Lecturer, Uni­ "GB01e Theory and Interaction Analysis" versity of Chicago EDWIN J. THOMAS, University of Michigan "Control of Juvenile Delinquency" "An ExperiD1ental Investigation of the E:ffects of Facilitative Inter- Discussion: BERTRAM M. BECK, National Association of Social Workers dependence on Group Functioning" PAUL W. TAPPAN, New York University WALTER C. RECKLESS, Ohio State University FRED L. STRODTBECK, University of Chicago "Jury Experimentation"

1:30-3:30 P.M. JAY M. JACKSON, JEAN W. BUTMAN, University of Michigan "The E:ffect of Organizational Factors on the Social Sensitivity of INDUSTRIAL SOCIOLOGY THEORY-Michigan Roo01 A:ffective and E:ffective Leaders" Chairman, ROBERT DUBIN, University of Oregon ROBERT W. AVERY, WARREN BACHELIS, Harvard University , Cornell University "Reliability of Scoring in Interaction Process Analysis" "On the Evolution of Industrial Sociology" 2:00-4:00 P.M. EVERETT C. HUGHES, University of Chicago PLANNING FOR THE 1960 CENSUS, Panel Discussion (joint session with "Occupational Sociology" Rural Sociological Society and American Statistical Association)­ A. J. JAFFE, Columbia University Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel "Working Force Participation" Chairman, PHILIP M. HAUSER, University of Chicago PETER M. BLAU, University of Chicago MORRIS H. HANSEN, Bureau of the Census "Formal Organization: Dimensions of Analysis" "Procedural Plans for the 1960 Census" FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1956-(Continued) 9 8 FRIDAY, SEPEMBER 7, 19S6L'(Continued) JACK ELINSON, National Opinion Research Center, and RAY E. TRUSSELL, M.D., HowARD G. BRUNSMAN, Bureau of the Census School 0£ Public Health and Administrative Medicine, Columbia University "Population Census Plans" "Validity of the Interview: An Illustration from Health Surveys" WAYNE F. DAUGHERTY, Bureau of the Census DAVID Gow, State "Plans for the 1960 Housing Census" "Statistical Analysis of Qualitative Data: On Description of Differential Association" Panelists: J. T. MARSHALL, Dominion Bureau of Statistics Ons DUDLEY DUNCAN, University of Chicago INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO RESEARCH IN DISORDERED ROBERT L. SEIDNER, Chicago American BEHAVIOR (joint session with Society for the Study of Social Problems)-Parlor F Chairman, S. KIRSON WEINBERG, Roosevelt University 1:30-3:30 P.M. JAMES G. MILLER, Mental Health Research Institute, University of Michigan RACE RELATIONS (joint session with Society for the Study of Social "Psychopathology and Behavioral " Prohlems)-lvory Room LEO SROLE, Cornell University Medical College Chairman, R. A. SCHERMERHORN, Western Reserve University · "Interdisciplinary Conceptualization and Research in Social Psychiatry" Jrnr NEHNEVAJSA, University of Colorado Ozzrn G. SIMMONS, Harvard School of Public Health, and JAMES A. DAVIS, "Tolerant·lntolerant Attitudes on a University Campus" Yale University "lnterdisclnlinary Research in the Posthospital Experience of Mental PANOS D. BARDIS, Albion College Patients" "A Mathematical and Statistical Experiment with Bogardus' Social Distance Scale" 3:30-5:30 P.M. FRANK F. LEE, University of California, Riverside "A Cross-Institutional Comparison of Northern and Southern Race CURRENT STUDIES OF FERTILITY AND INFANT MORTALITY (joint Relations" session with American Statistical Association)-Parlor F

MARY ELLEN GOODMAN, Cambridge, Massachusetts Chairman, FREDERICK F. STEPHAN, Princeton University "Conceptual Treatment of Race Relations Data from Child Stuili.es" LEIGHTON VAN NoRT, Bowdoin College THOMAS P. MONAHAN, Philadelphia Municipal Court, and ELIZABETH H. "Some Statistical Dimensions of Infant Mortality" MONAHAN, American Friends Service Committee "Some Characteristics of American Negro Leaders" NoRMAN B. RYDER, P. K. WHELPTON, Scripps Foundation for Research in Population Problems, and RONALD FREEDMAN, University 0£ Michigan HARRY V. BALL, Pomona College, and DOUGLAS S. YAMAMURA, University of "American ·Family Growth Patterns" Hawaii ELLIOT G. MISHLER, ROBERT G. POTTER, and CHARLES F. WESTOFF, Princeton "A Study of Landlords' Ethnic Preferences in a Polyethnic Community" University "A New Study of Social and Psychological Factors Affecting Fertility: Results of a Pre-test" MEmODS OF RESEARCH (joint session with American Statistical Asso­ CHRISTOPHER TIETZE, Department of State, and WILSON H. GRABILL, Bureau of ciation)-Wayne Room the Census "Differential Fertility by Duration of Marriage" Chairman, LEO A. GOODMAN, University 0£ Chi~ago HARRY SHARP and DAVID GOLDBERG, University of Michigan PETER H. Rossr, University 0£ Chicago "Residential Mobility in the Detroit Area" "Current Trends in Sociological Research Methods" HANAN C. SELVIN, University 0£ California, Berkeley "A Critique of the Use of Statistical Inference in Survey Research" MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY (joint session with Society for the Study of Social Prohlems)-Wayne Room ROBERT C. HANSON, Michigan State University "Evidence and Procedure Characteristics of Reliable Propositions in Chairman, A. R. MANGUS, Ohio State University " ROBERT STRAUS, State University of New Yo:ck, Upstate Medical Center BYRON E. MUNSON, North Texas State College "The Status and Nature of Medical Sociology" "An Experimental Approach to Housing Resea~ch" IO FRIDAY, SEPEMBER 7, 195~(Continued) FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1956--(Continued) 11

HowARD E. FREEMAN, LEO G. REEDER, The Rand Corporation W. SEWARD SALISBURY, FRANK A. SCHOLFIELD, State University of New York "Medical Sociology: A Review of the Literature" "Teaching Sociological Concepts by 'Learning' About Religion" Lors PRATI, MARGARET Munn, Cornell Medical College GEORGE SIMPSON, Brooklyn College "Patients' Medical Care Expectations as Influenced by Patient· "The Undergraduation of Sociology" Physician Interaction" AusTIN L. PORTERFIELD, Texas Christian University JoHN R. GOLDSMITH, M.D., Harvard University Medical School "Some Uses of Literature in Teaching Sociology" "The Sources of the Physician's Authority" HAROLD GARFINKEL, University of California, Los Angeles SAXON GRAHAM, University of Pittsburgh "Some Classroom Demonstrations of Sociological Concepts" "Socio-Economic Status, Illness and the Use of Medical Services" CRIMINOLOGY: Social Organization and Correction (joint session with THE FAMILY (joint session w.ith Society for the Study of Social Problems)­ Society for the Study of Social Problems)-Michigan Room Bagley Room Co-Chairmen, PETER P. LEJINS, University of Maryland, and SAMUEL KOENIG, Brooklyn College Chairman, ERNEST R. MOWRER, Northwestern University LLOYD E. ORLIN, and DONNELL M. PAPPENFORT, University of Chicago KURT W. BACK, University of Puerto Rico, REUBEN HILL, University of North "Social Change in Correctional Organizations" Carolina, J. MAYONE STYcos, St. Lawrence University · "Communication and Common Action in Families: An Experiment on DONALD R. CRESSEY, University of California, Los Angeles Family Planning in Puerto Rico" "The Social Organization of Correctional Institutions" ROBERT F. WINCH, Northwestern University WALTER C. RECKLESS, SIMON DINITZ, ELLEN MURRAY, Ohio State University "Complementary Needs and Marital Adjustment" "Self-Concept as an Insulator against Delinquency" JAMES F. SHORT, JR., State College of Washington WILLIAM F. KENKEL, Iowa State College "Differential Association, Delinquency, and Self Conception An:.ong a "Influence Differentiation in Family Decision Making" Group of Institutionalized Delinquents" F. IVAN NYE, State College of Washington W. MARLIN BUTTS, Oberlin College "Child Adjustment in Broken and Unhappy Unbroken Homes" • "An Educational Program in a Short-Term Correctional Institution" CLARK E. VINCENT, University of California, Berkeley "Sample Source and Stereotypes of Unwed Mothers" SOCIOLOGICAL STUDY OF HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS-English Room Chairman, WERNER J. CAHNMAN, New York COMMUNITY (joint session with Rural Sociological Society)-lvory Room "History and Sociology: What Can They Learn from Each Other?" Chairman, THEODORE LENN, Teachers College of Connecticut Speakers: SYLVIA THRUPP, University of Chicago JAMES B. McKEE, University of Toledo ROBERT BIERSTEDT, City College of New York "Race, Housing, and Urban Renewal: A Toledo Housing Study" Discussion: EVERETT C. HUGHES, University of Chicago RUPERT B. VANCE, University of North Carolina RosE HtiM LEE, ARTHUR HILLMAN, and ST. CLAIR DRAKE, Roosevelt University "A Re-survey of the North Kenwood-Oakland Community" 6:00 P.M. BENJAMIN N. LEVY, New Haven Jewish Community Council INFORMAL GATHERING-Cocktails and other refreshments arnilable­ "Patterns and Processes of Integration in a Small Community" Wayne and Bagley Rooms RoBERT W. ]ANES, University of Illinois "A Technique for Describing Community Structure through the Analysis 8:30 P.M. of Newspapers" GENERAL SESSION (joint session with Sociological Research Association) Discussion: DAN W. DODSON, New York University -Ballroom "The Foundations and Sociological Research" TEACHING OF SOCIOLOGY-Parlor C Chairman, RAYMOND F. SLETTO, Ohio State University Chairman, WILLIAM L. KoLB, Tulane University Panel: HARRY ALPERT, National Science Foundation MARVIN B. SussMAN, Western Reserve University BERNARD BERELSON, Ford Foundation LELAND DEVINNEY, Rockefeller Foundation "Field Research in the Problems of Urban Areas: An Experimental ELBRIDGE SIBLEY, Social Science Research Council Interdepartmental Approach" 12 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1?56-(Continued) SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1956-(Continued) 13

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 1:30-3:30 P.M. 8:00 A.M. INDUSTRIAL SOCIOLOGY, Current Research-English Room ALPHA KAPPA DELTA ANNUAL BREAKFAST BUSINESS MEETING­ Chairman, ROBERT DUBIN, University of Oregon Parlor F ARNOLD S. FELDMAN, University of Puerto Rico, and MELVIN M. TuMIN, 9:00-11 :00 A.M. Princeton University "Theory and Measurement of Occupational Mobility in Puerto Rico" CRITICAL PROBLEMS IN NEW QUANTITATIVE TECHNIQUES (joint ses­ sion with American Statistical Association and Institute of Mathematical WILLIAM G. DYER, Brigham Young University Statistics)-Michigan Room "Family Influences on Job Satisfaction: A Comparison of Two Occupa­ tional Strata" Chairman, LEO A. GOODMAN, University of Chicago CHARLES E. WoooHOUSE, University of California, Riverside ]ERZY NEYMAN, University of California, and WILLIAM KRusKAL, University of "The Professional Autonomy of Salaried Specialists: The Case of City California and University of Chicago Managers" "A Stochastic Model as a Prerequisite to Application of Statistics to Social Phenomena" RAYMOND W. MAcK, Northwestern University "Occupational Ideology and the Determinate Role" FREDERICK F. STEPHAN, Princeton University "Measurement and Sampling in " CHARLES H. COATES, University of Maryland, and ROLAND J. PELLEGRIN, Loui· siana State University Discussion: PAUL F. LAzARSFELD, Columbia University "Executives of Supervisors: Self Conceptions and Conceptions of Each SAMUEL A. STOUFFER, Harvard University Other's Roles" DONALD E. WRAY, University·of Illinois THE ROLE OF RACE IN CURRENT INTERNATIONAL SITUATIONS (joint session with Society for the Study of Social Problems)-Bagley Room "Membership Characteristics in Industry and Community" Chairman, JosEPH B. GITTLER, University of Rochester E. FRANKLIN FRAZIER, Howard University SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY-Bagley Room "Race Relations in World Perspective" Chairman, GuY E. SWANSON, University of Michigan Discussion: DIETRICH C. REITZES, Indiana University CARL J. CoucH, Montana State College CLARENCE SENIOR, Columbia University "Relation of Self-Attitudes to Acceptance of Immediate Others Evalu­ "Race Relations and Labor Supply in Great Britain" ation" Discussion: GEORGE E. SIMPSON, Oberlin College ANDREW F. HENRY, Vanderbilt University "Sibling Structure and Perception of the Disciplinary Roles of Parents" THE APPLICATION OF ANTHROPOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE TO MOD­ JAMES COLEMAN, ELIHU KATz, University of Chicago, and HERBERT MENZEL, ERN MASS SOCIETY (joint session with American Anthropological Columbia University Association)-Wayne Room "Social Processes in the Diffusion of a Medical Innovation among Physicians" Chairman, ROBIN M. WILLIAMS, JR., Cornell University PAUL OREN, Kent State University JOHN GILLIN, University of North Carolina "Social Structure and the Socialization of Adolescents: A Contrast be­ "The Application of the Anthropological Approach in the Study of tween and Urban U.S. A." Modern Complex " BERNARD P. CoHEN, Harvard University BRYCE RYAN, University of Miami "A Stochastic Model for Conformity" "A Sociologist's View"

Discussion: GORDON F. STREIB, Cornell University POLITICAL SOCIOLOGY-Wayne Room RALPH PATRICK, Washington University, St. Louis Chairman, RAYMOND A. BAUER, Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences 11:00-12:00 M. PETER H. Rossi, University of Chicago BUSINESS MEETING-Wayne Room "Historical Trends in the Politics of an IndustriarCommunity" 14 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1956L-(Con:tinued) SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1956-(Continued) 15

PHILIP RIEFF, Brandeis University DAVID J. PITTMAN, C. WAYNE GORDON, University of Rochester "The Scientific Elite and Political Decision-Making" "Socio-Cultural Influences in the Life Career ~f the Chronic Police Case Inebriate" W. PHILLIPS DAVISON, Rand Corporation "A Note on the Political Role of Mass Meetings in a Mass C01nmunica- tions Society" PANEL DISCUSSION OF RESEARCH MEIBODS IN IBE STUDY OF AGING (joint session with Society for Study of Social Problems)­ DAVID Gow, Iowa State University Ballroom "Lawyers and Non-Lawyers in State Legislatures" Chairman, ERNEST W. BURGESS, University of Chicago W. EDGAR VINACKE, University of Hawaii "Towards a Social Psychology of Politics" LEONARD Z. BREEN, University of Chicago "Research Problems Encountered in Study of Objective Criteria of Aging" SOCIAL THEORY-Parlor F Chairman, ERNEST MANHEIM, University of Kansas City JOSEPH H. BRITTON and WILLIAM G. MATHER, Pennsylvania State University "Factors in the Mental Health Status of Rural Older People" ALBERT PIERCE, Bucknell University "The Untenability of th~ Concept 'Functional Relationship of Mutu­ SAMUEL M. STRONG, Carleton College ally Interdependent Variables' in Accounting for the Dynamics of "Types of Adjustment in Old Age in a Midwest College Town" Empirical Systems" E. GRANT YOUMANs, National Institute of Mental Health STUART C. DoDD, University of Washington "Life Styles in Aging" "The Probable Acts of Men: The 'Moment-Powers' Model for Pre­ dicting All-or-None Mass Behavior under Equal Opportunity" GORDON F. STREIB, Cornell University ISRAEL GERVER, Brooklyn College, and .JOSEPH BENSMAN, William Esty & "Study of Occupational Retirement" Company "Social Theory, Formal, Substantive, and Historical" 3:30-5:30 P.M. CHARLES K. WARRINER, University of Kansas "The Systemic Functions of Official Morality" URBAN SOCIOLOGY-English Room THOMAS S. LANGNER, Cornell University Medical College Chairman, ALBERT J. REISS, JR., Vanderbilt University "The Inadequacy Complex, Peer Group Reference, and Anomie: A Synthesis of Psychoanalytic and " LEO ScHNORE, Michigan State University "Growth Patterns in Metropolitan Suburbs, 1940-1950" Discussion: GEORGE K. ToHNHATA, Dept. of Mental Health, Lansing, Michigan STUART C. DoDD, University of Washington CRIMINOLOGY (joint session with Society for the Study of Social Problems) "A Power of Town-Size Predicts an Internal Interacting: A Controlled -Ivory Room Experiment Relating the Amount of Interaction to the Number of Potential lnteractors" Co-Chairmen, PETER P. LEJINS, University of Maryland, and SAMUEL KOENIG, SVEND RIEMER, University of California, Los Angeles Brooklyn College "Urban Group Life" NORMANS. HAYNER, University of Washington "Setting the Min~um Sentence in Washington State" HERMAN D. Bwcn, ABRAHAM E. KNEPLER; University of Bridgeport HAROLD GARFINKEL, University of California, Los Angeles, and SAUL MENDLO-­ "Wirth's Urban Way Of Life-A Reexamination" VITZ, University of Chicago WALTER C. KAUFMAN, Metropolitan St. Louis Survey "Some Rules of Correct Decisions Making that Jurors Respect" "A Factor-Analytic Test of Revisions in the Shevky-Bell Typology for JOSEPH K. BALOGH, Bowling Green State University, and CHARLES J. RuMAGE, San Francisco and Chicago, 1950" Ohio State University "The Kvaraceus KD Juvenile Delinquency Proneness Scale; A Methodo­ SOCIAL PSYCIDATRY (joint session with Society for the Study of Social logical Study of the Predictive Factors Involved in Delinquent Problems)-Wayne Room Phenomena" Chairman, S. KIRSON WEINBERG, Roosevelt University EDWIN M. LEMERT, University of California, Davis BINGHAM DAI, Duke University "Generality and Specificity in Criminal Behavior: Check Forgery Considered" "Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders in Chinese C~ture" SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1956-(Continued) 17 16 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1956-(Continued)

MILITARY SOCIOLOGY-Ivory Room AUGUST B. HOLLINGSHEAD, Yale University "Class Factors in the Costs of Psychiatric Treatment" Chairman, CHARLES E. HUTCHINSON, U. S. Air Force, Office of Scientific Research E. GARTLY JACO, University of Texas, Medical Branch ABBOTT L. FERRISS, Office for Social Science Programs, AFPTRC (ARDC), "An Analytic Survey of Social Factors and Mental Disorders" U. S. Air Force R. A. SCHERMERHORN, Western Reserve University "Worker Motivation in Armament-Electronics Maintenance Squadrons" "Diagnosis and the Scientific Method" NORMAN E. GREEN, Office for Social Science Programs, AFPTRC (ARDC), liARRIET R. MowRER, Wilmette, Illinois U.S. Air Force "Concurrent Dyadic Therapy and Family Research" "Aerial Photographic Analysis of Residential Neighborhoods: An Evaluation of Data Accuracy" COMMUNICATION AND PUBLIC OPINION-Ballroom SEYMOUR YELLIN, U.S. Army Chairman, LEo LOWENTHAL, University of California "Notes for a Sociology of Military Life" BERNARD BARBER, Columbia University "The Hierarchy of Ideas and the Functions of the Middle-Brow" E. F. ScmETINGER, U. S. Air Force "Civilian Behavior as a Variable in War" MORRIS JANOWITZ, WILLIAM DELANEY, University of Michigan "The Bureaucrat and the Public: A Study in Informational Perspec- EVERETT M. ROGERS, Iowa State College tives" "Dynamic Factors in the Participation of Air Force Reservists" LEWIS A. DEXTER, Kate Jackson Anthony Estate "What Congressmen 'Hear' " ALLEN H. BARTON, SAUL MENDLOVITZ, University of Chicago Law School PROFESSIONAL ASPECTS OF SOCIOLOGY-Bagley Room "The Court and the Community: A Study of Contacts, Communica­ tions and Opinions Regarding a Specialized Institution" Chairman, HARRY ALPERT, National Science Foundation WARREN BREED, Tulane University "The Conservation of Socio-Cultural Resources as a Function of the BERTHA W. RUBINSTEIN, National Science Foundation Mass Media" "The Social Sciences in the Federal Government: A Trend Analysis" KURT LANG, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and GLADYS ENGEL LANG, KURT B. MA YER, Brown University Carleton College "Employment Conditions of Teachers of Sociology" "The 'Mass' in Mass Communications" ALEXANDER B. SMITH, DAVID C. GI.ASS, ALEXANDER BASSIN, New York University SOCIAL WELFARE (joint session with Society for the Study of Social "Employment Opportunities for Sociologists in Probation and Parole" Problems)-Parlor C Co-Chairmen, MURRAY G. Ross, University of Toronto, and JOSEPH W. EATON, Western Reserve University SOCIOLOGY OF RELIGION-Parlor F BuFORD H. JUNKER, University of Kentucky Chairman, J. MILTON YINGER, Oberlin College "Mass Philanthropy in a Midwestern City" JOHN R. CHRISTIANSEN, U.S. Department of Agriculture SAMUEL W. BLIZZARD, Pennsylvania State University "The Economic Security of Farm Ope~ators in Relation to Old Age "The Self-Image of the Protestant.Parish Minister" and Survivor's Insurance" JOSEPH H. FICHTER, Loyola University BRUCE M. PRINGLE, Southern Methodist University "Social Experiences of Religious Functionaries" "Appraising Social Welfare Organization: A Survey of Services to the Cerebral Palsied in Dallas County, Texas" , RICHARD CONRAD, Drexel Institute of Technology "A Newspaper Study of Church-State Relationships in Communist East KURT REICHERT, New York State Department of Health Germany" "Private Physicians' Knowledge of Social Agencies" ALLAN W. EisTER, Wellesley College CLARKE. VINCENT, University of California, Berkeley "Difficulties in the Theoretic Specification of Functions of Religious "A Comparison of Unwed Mothers Who Keep Their Babies with Institutions in Society" Unwed Mothers Who Place Their Babies for Adoption" 18 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1956-(Continued) SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1956-(Continned) 19

4:00-6:00 P.M. AMOS H. HAWLEY, University of Michigan, and OTIS DUDLEY DUNCAN, Uni­ versity of Chicago MATHEMATICAL AND STATISTICAL TRAINING OF SOCIAL SCIENTISTS "Social Areas: Some Logical and Empirical Considerations" (joint session with American Statistical Association)-Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel · Discussion: JAMES A. QUINN, University of Cincinnati THEODORE R. ANDERSON, Yale University Chairman, PAUL IRicK, Purdue University G. L. THOMPSON, Dartmouth College THE NATURE OF CLASSES IN A MASS SOCIETY-Wayne Room "Introduction to Finite Mathematics" Chairman, HAROLD W. PFAUTZ, Brown University DANIEL 0. PrucE, University of North Carolina "The Introductory Course in Statistics for Sociologists" MELVIN M. TUMIN, Princeton University "Some Dysfunctions of Social Mobility in a Mass Society" Discussion: To be announced GIDEON SJOBERG, University of Texas "The Changing Class System: Actual and Potential Strains" 8:00 P.M. Discussion: KURT B. MAYER, Brown University GERHARD E. LENSKI, University of Michigan PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESSES (joint meeting with Society for the Study of Social Problems)-Ballroom 11 :00-12 :00 M. Chairman, RoBIN M. WILLIAMS, JR., Cornell University BUSINESS MEETING-Wayne Room Greetings and Remarks. Professor T. H. MARSHALL, President, British Sociological Association and Director, Department of Social Scienc3s, 1:30-3:30 P.M. UNESCO SOCIOLOGY OF RELIGION: The Sociology of Religious Differentiation and "Theory for the Study of Social Problems," ARNOLD M. RosE, President, Change-Michigan Room Society for the Study of Social Problems Chairman, J. MILTON YINGER, Oberlin College "Sociological Analysis and 'The Variable'," HERBERT BLUMER, President, W. SEWARD SALISBURY, Teachers College, Oswego, New York American Sociological Society "Some Aspects of the Differential Religious Experience of Catholics, Protestants and Jews" JosEPH B. SCHUYLER, Loyola College and Seminary, New York SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 "Northern Parish: Sociological Analysis of an Urban Religious Social System" 9 :00-11 :00 A.M. ROBERT P. JACKSON, University of California, Berkeley SMALL GROUPS-Bagley Room "A Study of Changing Function in Immigrant Religions Institutions" Chairman, SAMUEL A. STOUFFER, Harvard University STANLEY K. BIGMAN, American University, and LAURIS WHITMAN, National Guy E. SWANSON, University of Michigan Council of Churches "A Critical Appraisal of the Small Group as a Paradigm for Larger "Religions Attitudes and Behavior in Washington, :Q. C." Social Organization" SANFORD M. DORNBUSCH, Harvard University, and LOUIS SCHNEIDER, Purdue HERBERT A. SIMON, Carnegie Institute of Technology University "Theoretical Models in Small Group Research" "The American Religion: The Case of the Inspirational Religions EDGAR F. BoRGATTA, LEONARD S. COTTRELL, JR., Russell Sage Foundation Literature" "Some Directions for Research in Group Behavior" THE FAMILY (.ioint session with Society for the Study of Social Problems) THEORY OF ECOLOGICAL ORGANIZATION (joint session with American -Wayne Room Statistical Association)-Michigan Room Chairman, DONALD J. BOGUE, University of Chicago and Miami University Chairman, CHARLES E. BOWERMAN, University of Washington W. FRED COTTRELL, Miami University ERNEST R .. MOWRER, Northwestern University "Values, , Energy and Ecology" "The Family in Suburbia" SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1956-(Continued) 21 20 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1956-(Continued)

PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS IN MILITARY SOCIOLOGY-Parlor F CHARLES F. MARDEN, Rutgers University "The Fraternal Dyad: Preliminary Analysis" Chairman, PETER P. LEJINS, University of Maryland ROBERT L HALL, U.S. Air Force GEORGE PsATHAS, Indiana University "Recent Research in Military Sociology" "Ethnicity, Social Class, and Adolescents' Independence from Parental Control" ALAN C. KERCKHOFF, U. S. Air Force "Military Sociology as a Field of Research" MARVIN B. SussMAN, Western Reserve University NICHOLAS J. DEMERATH, Washington University, St. Louis "Social Class and Kin Relations in the Urban Community" "Military-Civilian Relationships as a Factor in Research in Military HARVEY J. LOCKE, GEORGES SABAGH, and MARY MARGARET THOMES, University Sociology" of Southern California DONALD N. MICHAEL, National Science Foundation "Interfaith Marriages" "Some Factors Tending to Limit the Utility of the Social Scientist as a Resource for Military Organizations" SOCIAL ROLES AND SOCIAL RELATIONS IN OLD AGE (joint session with E. PAUL TORRANCE, U. S. Air Force, Office for Social Science Programs, Society for the Study of Social Problems)-English Room AFPTRC "Research Problems in Applying Research Findings: An Example from Chairman, CLARK TIBBITTS, Department of Health, Education and Welfare a Military Setting" ETHEL SHANAS, University of Illinois, Chicago "The Role of Older People in Contemporary United States" SOCIOLOGY AND HISTORY (joint session with American Studies Associa­ tion)-lvory Room ZENA SMITH BLAU, National Opinion Research Center "Structural Constraints and Friendship Participation in Old Age" Chairman, , University of Pennsylvania BERNARD S. PHILLIPS, Cornell University R. RICHARD WoHL, University of Chicago "Toward a Role Theory Model for Predicting Adjustment in Old Age" "The Application of Sociological Concepts to Historical Data" BELLE BooNE BEARD, Sweet Briar College MURRAY G. MURPHEY, University of Pennsylvania "The Social Space of the Centenarian" "Some Aspects of the Geographical Distribution of American Scien­ tists, 1790-1880" :MARTIN B. LOEB, Community Studies, Inc. "Life Styles and the Aging Process" Discussion: JoHN SIRJAMAKI, University of Minnesota THOMAS C. COCHRAN, University of Pennsylvania SOCIAL DISORGANIZATION (joint session with Society for the Study of Social Problems)-Bagley Room 3:30-5:30 P.M. Chairman, HERBERT A. BLOCH, Brooklyn College IRVING CRESPI, Harpur College EDUCATIONAL SOCIOLOGY-Ivory Room "The Sociological Significance of Card Playing as a Leisure Time Chairman, C. WAYNE GORDON, University of Rochester Activity" NoRMAN F. W ASHBURNE, Technical Operations, Inc. ROBERT S. LEE, DONALD L. GERARD, M.D., EvA ROSENFELD, and lsIDOR CHEIN, "Socio-economic Status, Urbanism, and Academic Performance in Research Center for Human Relations, New York University College" "Family Background as an Etiologic Factor in Personality Predisposi­ PAUL M. SHELDON, Occidental College tion to Heroin Addiction" "Isolation as a Characteristic of Highly Gifted Children" ANDERS S. LUNDE, Gallaudet College RICHARD CoNRAD, Drexel Institute of Technology "The Sociology of the Deaf" "The Educational Leadership Role in an Urban Community: A Case lsRAEL GERVER, Brooklyn College, and JOSEPH BENSMAN, William Esty and Co. Stndy" "The Public Image of Crime as a Function of Law Enforcement" JACKSON TOBY, Rutgers University DONALD J. NEWMAN, St. Lawrence University "The Obligations of High Status: A Democratic Version of 'Noblesse Oblige'" "Public Judgements of White Collar Crime" J. W. GETZELS, E.G. GUBA, University of Chicago LEWIS A. DEXTER, Kate Jackson Anthony Estate "Social Behavior and the Administrative Process" "Social Process in Mental Deficiency" 22 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1956--(Continued) SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1956-(Continued) 23

DOROTHY K. NEWMAN, ARNOLD E. CHASE, Bureau of Labor Statistics ROUND TABLE ON MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY-Parlor F "Study of Metropolitan-Area Structure and Growth with Building­ Chairman, AUGUST B. HOLLINGSHEAD, Yale University Permit Statistics" The purpose of this session is to enable sociologists aI)d other social scientists CHARLES M. GRIGG, Florida State University, and RUPERT B. VANCE, University engaged in teaching or research in Medical Sociology to meet a!ld in~ormally of North Carolina discuss their interests and some of the problems they encounter m their work. "Regionalism and Ecology: A Synthesis?" No formal papers are planned. HALBERT L. DuNN, M.D., Department of Health, Education and Welfare "Environmental Factors in Vital and Health Statistics" SOCIAL THEORY-Wayne Ro~m Chairman, ERNEST MANHEIM, University of Kansas City J. DOUGLAS CARROLL, JR., Chicago Area Transportation Study "Metropolitan Ecology and Transportation Flows" PAUL MEADOWS, University of N.ebraska JOHN KosA, LeMoyne College "Models, Systems and Science" "Residential Mobility and Ecology of an Ethnic Group in America" FRANZ ADLER, University of Arkansas "Anthropomorphism and Egomorphism" COMMUNICATION AND PUBLIC OPINION-Michigan Room Discussion: DANIEL GLASER, University of Illinois Chairman, LEO LOWENTHAL, University of California ROBERT L. HAMBLIN, Iowa State College STUART C. Doon, University of Washington "An Approach for Building General Theory in Sociology" "Techniques for World Polls" Discussion: BERNARD BARBER, Barnard College JunsoN PEARSON, JrnI NEHNEVAJSA, University of Colorado PAUL F. LAZARSFELD, Columbia University "Message Diffusion: An Experimental Corroboration" "A Duality in 's Writing on Social Action" LAWRENCE E. SCHLESINGER, University of Michigan "Propaganda Objectives in Psychological Warfare" SOCIAL CHANGE IN PRE-INDUSTRIAL AREAS-Bagley Room KENT GEIGER, Tufts University, and ROBERT SOKOL, Boston University Chairman, SIMON MARCSON, Rutgers University "Public Images of the T.V. Fan" IRWIN T. SANDERS, University of Kentucky RAYMOND A. BAUER, Massachusetts Institute of Technology "Development of a Theoretical Model for Analysis of Peasant Societies" "The Role of the Audience in Communications" W. E. MORAN, JR., International Cooperation Administration "The Problem of Involving the African in African Development"

PHILIP M. HAUSER, University of Chicago "Cultural and Personal Obstacles to Economic Development in the Less-Developed Areas" REUBEN HILL University of North Carolina, KURT BACK, 1Jniversity of Puerto Rico, J. MA'yONE STYCOS, St. Lawrence University "Research Techniques for t}\e Facilitation of Family Planning in an Under-developed Area" MORRIS 0PLER, Cornell University "Social and Psychological Counterparts of Economic and Technological Change in India" Discussion: JoHN UsEEM, Michigan State University

RESEARCH IN HUMAN ECOLOGY (joint session with American Statistical Association)-English Room Chairman, DONALD J. BoGUE, University of Chicago and Miami University 24 Committee Meetings Clinard------COUNCIL, 1956 soc10LoGY OF DEVIANT BEHAVIOR September 6, 10:00 A.M.-Meeting-lvory Room A modern and truly sociological approach is effectivd y used in this new text to 12 :00 M. -Informal Luncheon Meeting-Parlor F clarify the nature and meaning of deviant behavior. A fresh analysis of social norms 1 :15 P.M.-Meeting-lvory Room and their significance in terms of modern sociological theory provides the frame­ September 7, 4:30 P.M.-Meeting * work for an integrated study of the empirical data on the scope and various types September 8, 4:30 P.M.-Meeting {tentative)* t of individual deviation from prevailing social norms. Spring '57 Manha/I Clinard is Professor of Sociology at the University of Wisconsin COUNCIL, 1957 September 9, 4:30 P.M.-Meeting • Kahl------COMMITTEE ON RESEARCH, E. WILLIAM NOLAND, Chairman THE AMERICAN CLASS STRUCTURE September 7, 9:00 A.M.-Parlor E In this 'exceedingly interesting and significant study of social stratification in the United States, the author has synthesized the mass of data collected in the last 20 SELECTION COMMITTEE ON MACIVER A WARD, ROBERT BIERSTEDT, Chairman years by such researchers as Warner, the Lynds, Hollingshead, and many others; September 7, 10:00 A.M.-Parlor B and has shown how such data can be used to test the various hypotheses about "class" evolved since Marx and Weber. Spring '57 LIAISON COMMITIEE ON SOCIOLOGY IN EDUCATION, WILBUR BROOKOVER, Joseph A. Kahl is Assistant Professor of Sociology at Washington University Chairman (St. Louis) September 7, 10:00 A.M.* Lowie~~~~~~--'-~~~ COMMITIEE ON MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE STATISTICS, P. K. WHELPTON and HAROLD CHRISTENSEN, Co-Chairmen THE CROW INDIANS September 7, 10:00 A.M.* A new reprint of this famous book makes again available a study that many September 8, 9:00 A.M.-Parlor B teachers have found most illuminating-a study which helps the student "get inside the mind" of a primitive people and see the world from their point of 1956 AND 1957 COMMITTEES ON PUBLICATIONS, KATHARINE ]OCHER, 1956 Chair·4 view. "I have used this book since 1938," writes Prof. Frederica de Laguna of man; LEONARD S. COTTRELL, JR., 1957 Chairman ., Bryn Mawr, "and have not found any other as good for the purpose of illustrating anthropological theories." Sept. I 5th September 7, 1 :30 P.M.-Parlor E Robert Lowie, Viking Fund Medallist, is Professor Emeritus, University of 1957 COMMITTEE ON COMMITIEES, Chairman, ROBERT E. L. FARIS California (Berkeley) September 7, 1 :30 P.M.-Parlor B

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WILLIAllI NOLAND a text that has given many thousands of stuclents a firm, clear grasp of the funda­ September .9, 9:00 A.M.-Parlor E mental concepts and materials of sociology. $5.50 • See Bulletin Board for Room Assignments ----RINEHART---- 232 MADISON AVENUE & COMPANY, INCORPORATED NEW YORK 16, N. Y. Davison, W. Phillips ...... S24 Green, Bert F...... •...... C31 Dearmon, Ira A...... C47 Green, Howard Whipple ..•..... CIB, Cl9 Delaney, William ...... S30 Green, Norman E ...... S32 Delury, D. B...... C2 Grieves, Howard C...... Cl3 Demerath, Nicholas J ...... 544 Grigg, Charles M...... •...... C37, 550 INDEX OF PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS Denison, Edward F...... Cl4, C41 Grosch, H. R. J ...... C43 DeVinney, Leland ...... Sl8 Grubbs, F. E ...... C43 References are keyed to the program outlines of both societies. Dexter, Lewis A...... S30, S43 Guba, E. G...... •... 546 See pages 4 and 5. Dinitz, Simon ...... Sl6 Gurley, John G...... C4I Dodd, Stuart C. . , .... C2B, S2S, S2B, SSI C = sessions of the American Statistical Association Dodson, Dan W ...... SI4 Hall, Robert L...... S44 Dornbusch, Sanford M...... S40 Hallowell, Burton E...... C41 S = sessions of the American Sociological Society Drake, St. Clair ...... Sl4 Halperin, Max ...... C47 Dubin, Robert ...... S4, S22 Hamblin, Robert L...... 548 Abramowitz, M...... C43 Brier, Glenn W...... C48 Duncan, Otis Dudley ... C6, C29, SlO, S3B Hamilton, C. Horace ...... •. C6 Adler, Franz ...... S48 Britton, Joseph H...... S27 Dunn, Halbert L...... C37, S50 Hamming, R. W ...... • ClO Alexander, Chester ...... C3B Brown, Byron W ...... C47 Dunnett, Charles W ...... C22 Handfield·Jones, Stephen ...... en Allen, William B...... Cl6 Brown, Roger W...... Sl Dwyer, Paul S...... C3S Hansen, Morris H...... C6, SlO Alling, David W...... C30 Brownell, Samuel M...... C40 Dyer, William G...... S22 Hanson, Robert C...... CS, SB Alpert, Harry ...... SIB, S33 Brunsman, Howard G...... C6, CI9, SlO Harris, Seymour ...... , ...... C3 Altmann, Murray ...... C49 Burgess, Ernest W ...... S27 Eaton, Joseph W...... S3I Harter, H. Leon ...... C3B Anderson, T. W ...... C31 Burgess, Robert W ...... Cl3 Eckler, A. Ross ...... Cl8 Harter, R. K...... C36 Anderson, Theodore R...... S5, S3B Burns, Arthur F. . •...... C46 Eisler, Allan W ...... S34 Hartley, H. 0...... CB, Cl2 Ashton, Gordon C...... Cl5 Butman, Jean W ...... S6 Elinson, Jack ...... CS, SB Hastay, Millard ...... •. C24 Avery, Robert W ...... S6 Butts, W. Marlin ...... Sl6 Ellis, Ira T ...... C44 Hauser, Philip M...... C6, SlO, 549 Ellis, Robert A...... SS Hawley, Amos H ...... C29, S3B Bachelis, Warren ...... S6 Cahnman, Werner J ...... SI7 Ensley, Grover W ...... C44 Hayner, Norman S ...... S26 Back, Kurt W...... Sl3, S49 Cameron, J. M...... ClO, C43 Estes, Bay E...... C39 Henry, Andrew F ...... 523 Badger, Sherwin ...... C41 Campbell, Angus ...... C2B Hill, Reuben ...... 513, 549 Ball, Harry V...... S7 Carleton, R. 0...... C31 Federer, Walter T ...... CB Hillman, Arthur ...... 514 Balogh, Joseph K...... S26 Carroll, J. Douglas, Jr...... C37, S50 Feldman, Arnold S ...... S22 Hitchings, George ...... C44 Barber, Bernard ...... S30, 54B Carroll, Mavis B...... C22 Ferriss, Abbott L...... S32 Hoffenberg, Marvin ...... Cl Bardis, Panos D...... S7 Chapin, F. Stuart ...... S5 Fichter, Joseph H ...... , ..... S34 Hollingshead, August B. .... SS, 529, 547 Barish, Norman ...... C25 Chase, Arnold E...... C37, SSO Firey, Walter ...... 52 Homeyer, Paul G...... ClS, C20 Bartholomay, Anthony F ...... C30 Chein, Isidor ...... S43 Foote, Nelson N...... SI Hooke, R. Robert ...... CI6 Barton, Allen H...... S30 Christiansen, John R ...... S3I Ford, Robert N...... C36 Horvitz, D...... • CI2 Bassin, Alexander ...... S33 Church, Donald E...... C39 Frankel, Lester R...... C45 Horwich, George ...... en Batschelet, C. E...... Cl9 Clague, Ewan ...... CI4 Frazier, E. Franklin ...... 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CS, SB, S24 J anowitz, Morris ...... S30 Booth, Philip ...... '.. C3 Dachtler, William ...... C39 Goldberg, David ...... Sll Jenks, Jeremy C...... •...... C4 Borgatta, Edgar F ...... S37 Dai, Bingham ...... S29 Goldsmith, John R ...... Sl2 Jones, Howard L...... Cl2 Boulding, Kenneth ...... Cll Daly, J. F ...... Cl3 C43 Goodman, Leo A.... CS, CI2, CI7, SB, Sl9 Junker, Buford H ...... S31 Bowerman, Charles E...... S4I Daly, Rex F ...... : .. Cl Goodman, Mary Ellen ...... S7 Bowman, Raymond T ...... Cl4, C33, C4S Daniel, Cuthbert ...... C23 Gordon, C. Wayne ...... •.... S26, 546 Kahn, Mark L...... C27 Breed, Warren ...... S30 Daugherty, Wayne F, ...... C6, SlO Grabill, Wilson H ...... C9, Sll Katz, Elihu ...... S23 Breen, Leonard Z...... S27 Davis, James A...... S9 Graham, Saxon ...... SI2 Katz, Leo ...... C31 Kaufman, Walter C...... S28 Mendlovitz, Saul ...... S26, S30 Reitzes, Dietrich C...... S20 Sokol, Robert ...... S51 Kee7;er, Dexter ...... C46 Menzel, Herbert ...... 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