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dustry Location" will be discus
sed by DR.. Clarence Heer Kenan
Professor of Economics, IN. N.
lC9, and Executive Develop
ment: The Problem and an APP
proach to It's Solution" will be
the topic of Dr. Willard ]. Ora
ham, professor of accounting, Gu.
N. c.. Getting the North Caro-
lima Facts: Business Executives
Research Committee" is the sub
ject assigned DR.. John T. O'Neil,
associate professor of finance, GU.
N. c.. DR.. Rex S. Winslow, pro-
fessor of economics and director
of the Bureau of Business Ser
vices and Research, School of
Business Administratio (U. N. c.
will discuss the bureaus pro-
gram.
Dean Carroll will then sum-
Marie and DR.. Howard w. Odum,
professor, GUN. c., will end the
afternoon discussions 'anef1t COM
merce and industry with aspeech
en- North Cardinals Economic
and Social Position in the Set
ting of Regional and National De-
velopment." A paper by Charles
]. Parker director of State Ad-
vertising for the c. and D. De-
partment, will be presented on
Tourist Business in North Caro-
lima"
More on Industry
The Tuesday evening session
will also be devoted to commerce
and industry, with DR.. B. U.
Ratchford, professor of economics,
Duke University leading off with
a speech on Factors Affecting
Development of Industry in
North Carolina" DR.. J. H. Lampe
dean, School of Engineering,
North Carolina State College IN.
c. S. c. will talk on ''The Engi-
neering College and Industry"
Professor D. E. Henderson head,
Industrial Engineering Depart
ment, IN. c. S. c., will speak on
Engineering Education in Indus
try, and Professor N. w. Con-
ner, head, Engineering Research
Department, IN. C. S. c. will
talk on Research and Develop
ment: A Necessary Industrial
Process" DR.. C. K. Beck, head,
Physics Department, IN. c. S. c.,
will discuss Potential of Nuclear
Processes in Industry, and DR.. c.
! G. Brennecke, head, Electrical
Engineering Department IN. C. S.
c., will speak on electrical
Power: An Active Force in North
Carolina"
w. Luther Hodges of Leaks
vile, Democratic nominee for
lieutenant-governor, will then
summarize the discussions rela-
| ting to commerce and industry
in the State.
Human Resources
The concluding session on
Wednesday morning, November
10, will start at 10 a. m. and will
feature a number of State cleo
tive and appointive officials
speaking on the subjects of agri-
culture, education, labor, health,
medical care, and public welfare.
L. Y. Ballentine State Commits
sioner, of Agriculture, and DR..
]. H. Hilton, dean, School of
Agriculture IN. c. S. c., will
speak on "Agriculture--The Chal-
lenga."
With DR.. Ellen Winston, COM
missioner, State Board of Public
Welfare, serving as moderator,
Human Resources of North
Carolina" and contributions being
made toward their conservation
and development by various state
agencies will be discussed by the
following departmental heads:
DR.. Winston for State Board of
Public Welfare; DR.. Charles F.
Carroll, State Superintendent of
Public Instruction; DR.. ]. w. R.
Norton, State Health Officer,
State Board of Health; DR.. John
A. Terrell, executive secretary,
North Carolina Medical Care
Commission; and Forrest H. Shu-
ford, State Commissioner of La
Dor.
William B. Umstead of Dur
ham, Democratic nominee for
Governor will bring the Conserv-
alton Congress to close with a
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