REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE FOR LIAISON WITH THE NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR THE SOCIAL STUDIES.

During 1952 the American Sociological Society's Committee for Liaison with the National Council for the Social Studies carried on considerable correspondence with respect to the best ways to carry out its assignment. Also numerous contacts were made with Julian C. Aldrich, President of the National Council for the Social Studies, and John Haefner, vice-president and program chairman for the National Council for the Social Studies. After this consultation the committee prepared by correspondence, a program to be held at the American Sociological Society's meeting in Atlantic City, September 4, 1952, and another to be given at the annual meeting of the National Council for the Social Studies at Dallas, Texas, November 28, 1952. It is believed that these foregoing program are a step in the direction of good liaison between the two organizations. It was also suggested that certain significant reports of interest to members of both societies be printed in the American Sociological Review and Social Education, and that other special reports be published in special monographs. It was recommended that the Review mention articles that might be of importance to secondary school teachers.