Milford chronicle., 1935-08-23
GEORGETOWN MAN HONORED

The Academy of Political Science
has elected Albert Early to mem
bership He is, therefore, entitled
to enjoy the full privileges of the
Academy to attend its meetings
and dinners and to receive its pub
licatiOns, THE Political Science
Quarterly" and "The Proceedings" "
Fiity.FiVe Years Of Intellectual
Leadership
Through its distinguished mem
I bership during more than half a
century the Academy of Political
Science has increasingly endeavored
to uphold the ideals of scholarship,
scientific procedure and impartial
inves tigatiOn in the fields of ecOnO-
mics. politics and public law.
in these fields, today of para
mount importance and interest, the
Academy throughout it's career has
enjoyed preeminent recognition
among the worlds leading aEen-
cies for the presentation of genuine
contributions to the concepts of eco
nOmics and government.
That the Academy shall always
retain its significantly representa-
tive character as true cTOss-ces-
tion and form of thinking America
remains the guiding principle of the
Trustees. To this end, as member
ship vacancies occur. invitations are
rendered to interested people in each
geographical section of the country
and among widely varying schools
of economic and political cOnvic-
tions. To its attraction for thought
full minds the Academy attributes
its long success in the promotion of
diSinterested. informed public opin-
ion. Such a body of opinion must
exert a profoundly beneficial infiu-
ence on the national life.
The authority of Academy publi-
cations is such that many hundreds
OF foreign writer's. scholars and
statesmen have accepted member
ship in order to receive the Poll
tical Science Quarterly and the
Proceedings"
When The Academy EntertainS
Among the important intellectual
assemblies held in the United States
each year. the Spring and Autumn
Dinners of the Academy of POliti-
cal Science are the first in signifi-
cance of program, reputation of
speakers. brilliance of audiences and
wide discussion in the national
press. These dinners are scheduled
events. serving as the clos
Ing sessions of the semi-annual
meetings. AS occasion arises the
Academy also may give additional
iinners or luncheOns and entertain
public address George Bernard Shaw
to make in the United
States was delivered before the Aca-
iemy of Political Science. Through
)ut its fifty-five years of existence
he most noted Americans and for
,igners have been its guests. lnvi-
atiOns to all Academy events are
included in membership privileges.
The President of the Board OF
Trustees of the Academy is the in
Owen d.
Toung. On the Board are such world
amOus men as Sir Walter 7. Lay
on. Thomas W. Lamont, Edwin R.
\. Seligman and Hon. Odgen l.. Mills
The Proceedings
For a quarter-century the worlds
most eminent leaders of economic
hought, business and public life
ave addressed the semi-annual meet
ngs of the Academy of Political
icience. After each meeting an is
ue of proceedings" is published to
Irovide the addresses and discus
ions in permanent form. Each year
tudy topics are chosen relating
1ost closely to the vital economic.
olitical or social problems current
v pressing for solution. Always
imely and presenting the defnitive
of noted experts, the
.cademy Proceedings" constitute
unique aid to students of modern
fairs whatever their special inter |
sts. The price of the Proceed q
lgs" is two dollars fifty cents a 2
Opy to non-members. Members ere 5
FINISHED the two issues annually ,
ithOut charge.
Political Science Quarterly j.;
Since 1886 the Political Science ;
uarterly" has been pTeeminent :
mong the worlds leading non-par-
san reviews in the fields of politi-
II science and economics. Its
'ientific and impartial discussions Z
fundamental economic and poll 5
cal problems constitute a distin-
lished contribution in the further i
ice of intelligent public thinking. II
s pages present without bias the +
lthorative views of outstanding e
OnOmists. writer's and statesmen of f;
lr day. 1t is indispensable for all h
hO desire to follow national S,
The Quarterly" is S,
Id to non-members at one-dol- h
r a copy, but it is supplied without fl
arge to members. II
Among the honorary members of A
e Academy are Hon. Charles Evans A
ighes, Chief Justice of the United n
ates Supreme Court; John Bassett -,
bore, world famous authority on =
Jurisprudence; and :,
Dntagu G, Norman, Governor of -
, Bank of England. - -
the past few months Mr.. it ie
rley has been admitted to mem IN
rship in the American Museum al
Natural History. the American pt
ographical Society, and the Aca- hl
ny of Political Science. in
rhe next annual meeting of the tn
ademy will be. held in November Sc
the Astor Hotel, New York City. en-