The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-02
AD-LESS RADIO
PROGRAM WILL
START OCT. II
Or. Nicholas Murray Butler
to Inaugurate Weekly
Educational Feature.

Ad-less broadcasts will be begun
over a National Broadcasting Com
pany network Oct. II by the Ma
tional Council on Radio in Educa-
ton. Luther l.. Dickerson, Indianap-
oils city librarian, is chairman Of
the councils library committee.
DR.. Nicholas Murray Butler, presi-
dent of Columbia university will
speak on Oct. II, the first Of thirty
programs which will go on the air
Saturday nights from 1880 to 8, In
dianapolis time.
Breakfasts will be divided into
two parts Of fifteen minutes each,
the first to be devoted to psychol-
ogy, the second economics.
Speakers Announced
The series on economics will deal
with the depression and the pos
sible ways out. Topics include:
''Forerunners Of this Depression" by
Ernest L. Bogart. president Of the Amerl-
can Economic Association; international
Economic Interdependence," by EoWin r.
Cav Of Harvard university; america and
the Balance Sheet of Europe" by II. q.
Moulton of the Brookings institute OIL
washington. D. c.: Social Consequences
NJ business Depressions." by Jane Adams
Of the Hull House Of Chicago; Ene01o ~ .,
Depression on Employment ana "ase''
nv william Leiserson OF Antloch Coiiese >
"Depressions and Profits" by Wll''@ii
Cenhart OF st. Louis, Mo; Agriculture
peiauon IN Economic Recovery" by Leo
wol,nan of Columbia university; 'Reia-
lion Of Banking Policies to Recovery by
r.cob uol1ander of Johns Hopkins uniVer-
sitv: and Forward Planning OF PUBIC
yUorrs" nv Otto Mallery OF Philadelphia
Pa, T;st
Tentative plans have been made
for talks on unemployment lnsur-
ance. national economic planning,
and the merger movement. Lectures
on psychology include:
"psvchology Today; It's Relation 10
other Sciences and to Social Problems,
by James r. Angel, president Oh faie
university: Psychology: Modern Science
of Human Management" by Walter Il.
Miles. president of the American Psyche
logical association; Learning and For
getting; Some Recent Discoveries" by
professor Edward S. Robinson of Yale
university; Convictions and Prejudices,
Their Origin and Control" by Professor
Gardner Murphy of Columbia university;
and Current Trends in Psychology" by
Robert S. Woodwork, president Of the
Social Science Research council.
Child Problems Slated
Child development will find a
place on the psychology programs.
In this branch will be talks such as:
THE Development OF the Infant Mind"
by Arnold Gessell, director Of the Yale
clinic on child development; "Children's
Fears" by H. E Jones of the California
university institute of child welfare;
Anger: It's Causes and Control" by
Florence L. Goodenough of the Minnesota
university institute of child welfare;
Social Behavior in Infancy and Child
hood" by John E. Anderson, director of
the Minnesota university institute of
child welfare; and Adolescence, by Leaf
s. Hollingsworth Of the Colorado univer-
sity teachers college.
The psychology period also will
include talks on adult learning,
changes of personality, and animal
behavior
Dickerson has announced that
the public library will feature the
works of the lecturers and numer-
Gus recent books on all subjects they
will discuss.