The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-22
ENGINEERS TO
Be IN DEMAND,
SAYS SPEAKER
College Association Hears
Address by A. 7. & 7.
Vice President.

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Parents received this advice today
when Colonel r. L Rees, assistant
vice-president OF the American Tel
ephone and Telegraph Company,
addressed college professors and
presidents this afternoon at the
opening session Of the Association
OF American Colleges.
"A recent study made by a COM
mlttee of the American Manage
ment Association, of which 1 am
chairman, indicates future demands
OF business well can be filled by men
now graduating from colleges, out
there seems to be real opportunities
for more engineers than are grad
uating today" he declared.
Problems Are Related
He told of the problems facing
college men in business and praised
the methods of schools in training
men and women.
THE peril of mass education is
ignorance of results" asserted Dean
Melvin E. Haggerty Of the Uni
versity Of Minnesota, in an address
on Mass Education"
He urged more knowledge Of what
happens in the lives Of students
during their stay in college as a
requisite to mass education.
THE person who starts as a good
teacher may end as a poor one"
averred DR.. Henry M. Wriston,
president of Lawrence college, in dis
cussing Problems of Scholarship"
Taft, Erskine 10 Speak
1.-THE constant contact with i'm
mature minds constitutes real
danger to the profession because the
competition always is unequal" he
said.
DR.. John Erskine of New York,
noted author, and dorado Taft, Chi
cago sculptor, are scheduled to
speak at the annual banquet of the
association at. 7 tonight in the Clay
pool.
Taft arrived in Indianapolis early
today. He refused to be interviewed
in his room at the Claypool with
the plant, IT have a cold and want
to conserve my voice.
New Members Admitted
Twenty colleges and universities
we're admitted today to membership
in the association. They are:
Albany college. Albany. ore; Congaza
university. Spokane. Wash: Good Coun-
sci college. white Plain. N. Y: Gustavus
Adolphus college. ST. Peter. MINI; La
Sale college. Philadelphia. Pa; Lenoir-
Rhyme college. Hickory. N. c.: Nazareth
college Rochester. N. Y; Susauehanna uni
versity. selinsgrove. Pa; Immaculate
Heart college. Hollywood. Cal. Mount
Saint Mary's college. Los Angeles; Johnson
c. Smith university. Charlotte. N. c; Vir-
ginia Union university. Richmond Va;
Texas TechnoloRical college. Lubbock. Tex;
Barnard college, New York N. Y; Battle
Greek college. Battle Creek. Mich; Hamp-
den Sidney college. Hampden Sidney. Va;
Laverne college LaVerne. CAL: Loyola
university. Loyola. New Orleans. La:
Moravian college. Bethlehem. Pa; Mount
Saint Joseph college. Chestnut Hill. Pa;
Newberry college. Newberry. s. c.; Rose
mont college, Rosemont. Pa; st. Bona
, ventures college. ST. Bonaventure N. Y;
The citadel. Charleston. S. c.: Union uni
verslty. jackson. Tenn.
Nominating Raymond Walters chair
man: Swarthmore college. Swarthmore.
Pa: Frederick Ferry. Hamilton college.
clinton. N. y; Louis B. Hopkins. Wabash
college. Charlottesville. Ind: F. w. John
son. Colby college, WaterYille. Me-: J. K.
Montgomery. MuskingGm college. New Con-
cord. o.
ReSolutions-William Lowe Bryan. In
diana university. Bloomington. Ind; G. S.
Boucher, dean. University of Chicago. Chi
cago. ILL.,; Meta Glass. Sweet Briar col
lepe Sweet Briar Va: Allan Hoben Kala-