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G a r v i n Replaces Steel as Chairman of Princeton Section David Garvin of the chemistry departFarringtori Daniels, President of the AMERI- ment, Princeton University, has been CAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, named chairman of represented the Society the ACS Princeton at the 50th anniversary Section to replace R. meeting of Nederlandse O. Steel, who reChemische Vereniging. President Daniels precently moved out of sented the Dutch chemithe section. Dr. Garcal society with a scroll, vin served as secrecongratulating it on the tary and treasurer of occasion. the section in 1952 A similar scroll was and was elected given to the Spanish society, Real Sociedad Eschairman-elect at the panola de Fisica y QuiDavid Garvin beginning of this mica, by Roger Adams, who represented the ACS year. J. A. Amick, Frick Chemical Laboraat the society's Golden tory, has been appointed as interim secreAnniversary in mid-April tary and treasurer to replace Ν. Ε. Wolff, who resigned in June. Chemical Society
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Mobile-Pensccola Section Elects Stump as C h a i r m a n J. II. Stump, Jr., assistant chemical director for Newport Industries, Inc.,. has been elected chairman of the ACS Mobile - Pensacola Section. Dr. Stump succeeds, as chairman, C. E. Lane, Jr. of Mississippi Southern College. W. D. McNally was named chairman-elect for 1953. E. H. Boyer J. H. Stump, Jr. of Providence Hospital was elected secretary. Serving as treasurer will be J. L. Baxter, Hollingsworth & Whitney Co. Forney Heads Indiana Section The Indiana Section of the ACS has chosen R. B. Forney, Indiana University Medical Center, as chairman for this year. Dr. Forney, who is an associate professor of toxicology, succeeds W. B. Fortune of Eli Lilly & Co. Named as chairman-elect was T. G. Delang, U. S. Rubber Co. Other officers elected are R· B. Forney V O L U M E
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T. P. Carney, secretary, and D. T. Wilson, treasurer. Both are associated with Eli Lilly & Co. Vincenty C h a i r m a n of Puerto Rico Section The Puerto Rico Section of the AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY has elected Carlos
Vincenty chairman for 1953. Mr. Vincenty is head of the biochemistry section of the research department, Economic Development Administration of Puerto Rico. Pie succeeds A. A. Colon, supervisor of research for Carlos Vincenty the Economic Development Administration, as chairman. Rafael Pol Mendez, who is manager of the Los Canos Sugar Producers Cooperative, was named cbairman-elect. Leonardo Igaravidez, chemist at the Puerto Rico Experiment Station, will serve as secretary and treasurer. Hofstra Student Affiliate Chapter Establishes A w a r d An annual award, which will honor the graduating Plofstra student who has achieved the highest average in chemistry, has been established by the Hofstra Student Affiliate Chapter of the AMERICAN
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Schwenck Takes Office In Sacramento Section The Sacramento Section of the ACS has named J. R. Schwenck, chemistry instruc tor, Sacramento Junior College, chair man for 1953. Mr. Schwenck is also a part time lecturer at Sacramento State College. He suc ceeds J. F. Guymon, University of Cali fornia. F. P. Zscheile, department of agronomy, UniverJ· **· Schwenck sity of California, was selected as chair man-elect. R. M. Martin, Sacramento Junior College, was elected secretary and treasurer. N o r t h e a s t Tennessee Section Names Brower Chairman P. V. Brower, research leader at North American Rayon Corp., has been named chairman of the Northeast Tennessee Section of the ACS for 1953. He suc ceeds W. M. Gearhart of Tennessee Eastman Co. Other officers elected were R. M. Schulken, Jr., of Tennessee East man Co., chairmanP. V. Brower elect, and Ν. H. Leake of S. E. Massengill Drug Co., sec retary and treasurer. 3199
