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Area Chairmen Lauded Successful beginning o f A C S building fund c a m p a i g n credited to a r e a planning O
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Area Chairmen Lauded Successful beginning of ACS b u i l d i n g fund c a m p a i g n credited to area planning pictured t h e chairmen of the 5 5 areas into which the U. S. has been divided for solicitation in the drive for funds for a new headquarters building in Washington. In many of these areas, the campaign is already well and en couragingly under way, and John H. Nair, chairman of the Planning Com mittee, praises the area chairmen and their role in the solicitation program. "These men all have extremely busy schedules," Nair points out. "but they are finding the time to organize their teams and to follow through in a very creditable manner. The Planning Com mittee has every confidence that with their continued efforts a n d dedication, t h e campaign will be a full success/' Twenty-five of the areas are within the Eastern Territory, chairmanned by Glenn A. Nesty. T h e remaining 30 areas are in the Western Territory, directed b y Albert L. Elder.
Allen Is Baton Rouge Chairman
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Henry G. Allen of Allied Chemical and Dye's Solvay Process Division is 1958 chairman of the ACS Baton Rouge Section. Chairman-elect for the term is Arvid A. Anderson of Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical. Treasurer is David H. G. Allen H . Campbell of Ethyl Corp., and secretary is Marion C . Day, Jr., of Louisiana State Univer sity. James G . Traynham of Louisiana State and Frank B. Johnson of Esso Corp. are councilors; alternate counci A are Reminder lors Paul F. Weimer of Ethyl and Horace M . Tenney of Esso. Those members who requested application forms for t h e National Employment Clearing House to b> conducted at the San Francisco meeting are reminded that, to be available, these forms must be in Washington by March 3 1 .
