The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-09-10
REICH SAVANT
WILL TEACH AT
AMERICAN j.

Or. Fritz Karl Mann. of Ger
many, outst anding European
scholar and educator, has been
appointed visiting professor Of
political economy Of American Uni
versity, it is announced by DR..
Joseph M. M. Gray, chancellor OF
the institution.
DR.. Mann, who is on leave from
the University of Cologne, and
was formerly at the University Of
Berlin. comes to the American Uni
versity graduate school to conduct
seminars in Economics of Bust
ness Cycles" and Monetary Prob
lens"
Gain Predicted
Chancellor Gray, who recently
returned from Europe. where he
conferred with DR.. Mann, an
nounced prospects of enlarged en-
rollment in all three schools:
The College of Liberal Arts, under
direction of Dean George B.
Woods; the Graduate School, un-
der Dean Ernest S. Griffith, and
the School of Public Affairs, I'M
der Director Arthur S. Flemming.
Many new member have been
added to the faculty.
Dean Woods worked this
summer home on the second
volume of the three-volume work,
1.-THE Literature of England"
which he is writing in collabora-
ton with DR.. Homer A. Watt, of
New York University, and DR..
George K. Anderson, of Brown Uni
versity. The first volume was pub
lished in July. and the second will
be off the presses of Scott ForS-
man and Co. in December.
Professor Arrives
DR.. ALBERT Balm Potof, new
professor of religion at the col
lege, was the first of the new
faculty members to arrive.
At the Graduate School, Dean
Griffith announced new faculty
members for the special program
to be offered the first time on
Social Security Administration in
cooperation with the School of
Public Affairs at University of
Pittsburgh. Heading the faculty
for this work will be DR.. Marion
Halfway, who has been APP
pointed visiting professor of So
cial economy. The faculty will
include these supplemental lectur-
ers: Evan Clague, assistant di-
rector, Bureau of Research, So
cial Security Board; John T.
Corson, senior technical adviser
to the Social Security Board; j.
Frederick Dewhurst, director OF
survey, Social Council Research
Council; Joseph P. Harris, direc-
tor of research, Social Science
Research Council; Jane M. Hoey,
director Bureau of Public Assist
ance, Social Security Board, and
N. Arnold Tolles, economic an
alyst, U. S. Bureau of Labor Sta
tiSticS.
Seminar Planned
Gardner Means, now with the
Natural Resource Board, will pre-
sent a seminar in Economic
Planning"
Fritz Ermarth, formerly Of
Germany, recently of the COM
mittee on economic security, and
the National Resources Board
has been appointed lecturer in
international affairs, to assist
DR.. Ellery c. Stowell.
Director F. e m m i n G, OF the
School of Public Affairs, an
nounced there will be an "in Serv-
ice" training program for Federal
employees.
Among the Government officers
who will give courses at the School
of Public Affairs for the first time
are: P. j. Bailey, of the Bureau
of the Budget; William Dow Bout
well, office of education, Depart
ment of Interior; Calvert L. Ded-
rick, Bureau of the Census; w. A.
Jump, director of finance and
budget officer, Department of Ag-
riculture; ]. Perlman, U. S. Blu
reau of Labor Statistics; C. M.
Purves, Department of Agricul-
ture; William H. Rowe and B.
Ralph Stauber, Department of Ag-
ritulture, and Harry j. WinSloW,
Federal Emergency Relief Admin
iStration.
September "a Opening
In addition to the courses to be
given at the university'S downtown
center at 1905 F Street, the School
of Public Affairs will give courses
in cooperation with the graduate
school of the Department of Agri-
culture, the Farm Credit Admins
tration, the Bureau of the Census
and the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
At the graduate school regiStra-
.tion will be at 1901 F Street, from
September 10 to %, and classes
will start Thursday, September "a.
At the college, Massachusetts,
and Nebraska Avenues, registra-
ton is from September 10 to %,
with opening chapel at Metropoli-
tan Memorial Church, adjacent
to the campus, Wednesday, Sep
TENDER %, and classes starting