S E P T E M B E R 10, 1935
N E W S EDITION"
Meeting Calendar AmericanChemical Society
SOCIETY O F RHEOLOGY.
359
Bell
Telephone
Laboratories, New York, Ν. Υ . , October 11 and 12, 1935. TECHNICAL ASSOCIATION OF T H E P U L P AND P A P E R I N D U S T R Y . Ambassador
Hotel, Atlantic City, N . J., September 18 to 2 1 , 1935.
9 1 S T M E E T I N G . Kansas City, Mo., April 13 to 17, 1936. 92ND MEETING.
P i t t s b u r g h , Pa., fall of
1936. 93RD
MEETING.
Chapel
Hill,
N". C ,
spring of 1937. 94TH MEETING.
Rochester, Ν . Υ., fall of
1937.
CHEMICAL
INTERSECTIONAL M E E T I N G .
Schenectadv,
N. V., October 25 t o 20, 1935. MIDWEST
REGIONAL
MEETING.
Louis
ville, Ky., October 31 t o November 2 , 1935. SIXTH
T
Symposium o n Heat Transmission H E Division of Industrial and Engi neering Chemistry of the AMERICAN
NATIONAL
ORGANIC
CHEMISTRY
SYMPOSIUM. Rochester, Ν . Υ., Decem ber 30, 1935, to J a n u a r y 1, 1936. TWELFTH
REGIONAL
MEETING.
Toledo,
Ohio, October 18 a n d 19, 1935.
Local Sections CHICAGO SECTION. Stevens Hotel, Sep tember 20, 1935. "Diazotypes," b y \ V . M . H in m a n .
SOCIETY
announces
a
Sym
posium on Heat Transmission to b e held at Yale Vniversitv, New Haven, Conn., on December 30 a n d 3 1 , 1935. T h e program being arranged b y the committee uncharge is designed to a t t r a c t engineers and chemists whose interests lie in t h e broad field of heat transfer, including both heat transfer b y convection between fluids and solids, a n d heat transfer b y radiation from gases a n d solids. It is expected t h a t a large a n d representative group from various industrial concerns ami universities will attend. T h e previous Symposium on H e a t Transmission held by the AMERICAN CHEMICAL
SOCIETY
was
at
the
Wash
ington meeting in 1924, under the chair manship of W . H . McAdams. T h e September 27, 1935. " i n d u s t r i a l Uses symposium planned for December con of Soluble Silicates," b y James G . Vail. tinues t h e policy, inaugurated b y t h e Division of Industrial a n d Engineering Chemistry with t h e Symposium o n Dis Other Scientific Societies tillation held a t t h e Massachusetts I n stitute of Technology in December, 1934, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION O F TEXTILE of holding special meetings for chemical C H E M I S T S AND COLORISTS. Read House, engineering symposia. T h e m a r k e d suc Chattanooga, Tenn., December 6 and 7, cess of t h e latter meeting encouraged t h e 1935. continuance of t h e plan. AMERICAN BOTTLERS O F CARBONATED T h e committee in charge consists of B E V E R A G E S . Convention a n d Exposi tion, Baltimore, M d . , November 18 t o D. H . Keyes, chairman, T. H . Chilton, B. F . Dodge, T . K . Sherwood (chairman 22, 1935. pro tern). Those interested in submitting A M E R I C A N C E R A M I C SOCIETY. Columbus, papers for presentation a t t h e meeting in Ohio, M a r c h 29 t o April 4, 1936. A n December are invited t o communicate nual meeting. immediately with T . K. Sherwood, AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGI Massachusetts Institute of Technology, NEERS. Deshler-Wallick Hotel, Colum Cambridge, Mass. bus, Ohio, November 13 to 15, 1935. LEHIGH
VALLEY
AMERICAN
OIL
SECTION.
E a s t o n , Pa.,
CHEMISTS
SOCIETY.
Netherland Plaza Hotel, Cincinnati, Ohio, October 17 a n d 18, 1935. AMERICAN P E T R O L E U M I N S T I T U T E .
Angeles, Calif., N o v e m b e r 1935. Annual meeting.
LOS
11 t o 14,
ASSOCIATION O F D A I R Y , F O O D , AND D R U G O F F I C I A L S O F T H E U N I T E D STATES.
New Pfister Hotel, Milwaukee, Wis., October 8 t o 11, 1935. Thirty-ninth annual conference. ELECTROCHEMICAL SOCIETY,
INC.
Wil-
lard Hotel, Washington, D . O , October 10 t o 12, 1935. FIFTEENTH
EXPOSITION
OF
CHEMICAL
INDUSTRIES. Grand Central Palace, New York, Ν . Υ . , December 2 to 7, 1935. F O U R T H INTERNATIONAL H E A T I N G AND VENTILATING EXPOSITION. Interna
tional Amphitheatre, Chicago, 111., J a n u a r y 27 to 3 1 , 1936. I N T E R N A T I O N A L A C E T Y L E N E ASSOCIATION.
Cleveland, Ohio, November 12 to 1 5 , 1935. Annual meeting. N A T I O N A L M E T A L C O N G R E S S AND E X P O
SITION. Chicago, 111., September 30 t o October 4, 1935.
L a n g m u i r to Address Iivtersectional M e e t i n g RVING LANGMUIR will tell of his most recent researches concerned with t h e "Interaction between Unlike Atoms i n Adsorbed Films Having T w o Constitu ents," a t an intersectional meeting to b e held in Schenectadv, Ν. Υ., on October 25 t o 26. T h e Cornell, Rochester, Syra cuse, Western a n d Eastern N e w York Sec tions will participate in t h i s meeting. The program will consist of several groups of miscellaneous papers. T h e meetings will be held a t the General Electric Research Laboratories and Union College. Opportunity will be given to in spect the General Electric Research Labo ratories a n d t h e n e w Metallurgical a n d Chemical Engineering Building a t t h e Rensselaer Polytechnic I n s t i t u t e in Troy. M e m b e r s desiring to present papers a t this meeting should communicate with Ε. Κ . Bacon, Chemical Laboratory, Union College, Schenectady, Ν. Υ.
I
N A T I O N A L P A I N T , V A R N I S H , AND LACQUER
ASSOCIATION. Mayflower Hotel, Wash ington, D . C , October 30 t o November 1, 1935. Second a n n u a l convention. OPTICAL
SOCIETY
OF
AMERICA.
The
Franklin I n s t i t u t e , Philadelphia, P a . , October 24 to 26, 1935. Twentieth annual meeting. SEVENTEENTH NATIONAL GRESS AND E X P O S I T I O N .
METAL CON Chicago, 111.,
the week of September 30, 1935.
C h i c a g o S e c t i o n Elects Officers H E n e w officers of the Chicago Section who took office July 1,1935, are : Chairman, Arthur Guillaudeu; 1st Vice Chair man, W. F . Henderson; 2nd Vice Chair man, R. K . Summerbell; Secretary, J a m e s J. D o h e n y , Jr. ; Treasurer, G. L . Schnable; the section's former treasurer, W. J. Bentley, died on J u l y 11.
T
Rubber Chemists A n nounce Meeting at Akron
AT
THE New York AMERICAN
meeting of the
CHEMICAL
SOCIETY
last
April the officers of t h e Division of R u b ber Chemistry decided not to participate in t h e San Francisco program but instead t o arrange a special meeting with reference t o t h e center of population of the rubber industry a n d accordingly announce the following meeting for t h e division t o he held in Akron, Ohio, September 30 and October 1. T h e program follows: Division of R u b b e r S. M . CAD WELL,
Chemistry
Chairman
H . E. SIMMONS, Vice
Chairman
C . W . CHRISTENNEN, Secretary-Treasurer L . W. BROCK, Sergeant-at-Arms
Mayflower Hotel MONDAY A F T E R N O O N , S E P T E M B E R 30 1:00—1. S. D . S H I N K L E , A. E. BROOKS,
ANTDG.LLCADY. AXF—A New Plastic Material. 1:10—Discussion. 1:15—2. A. A. SOMERVILLE. Oxygen Absorbers and Their Effect in Rubber. 1:35—Discussion. 1:50—3.
J. H . INOMANSON AND A . R.
K E M P . Effect of Different Tempera tures a n d Oxygen Pressures on Rate of Aging of Soft Vulcanized Rubber. 2:05—-Discussion. 2:15—4. B. S. GARVEY, J R . The Chem istry of Soft Rubber Vulcanization. 2:30—Discussion. 2:40—5.
C. H E R B E R T LINDSLY.
Notes
on the Determination of Sulfur in R u b b e r Compounding. 3:00—Discussion. 3:10—6.
E . W . OLDHAM, L. M. B A K E R ,
AND M . W. CRAYTOR.
A Rapid and
Practical Method for t h e Determination of Free Sulfur in Rubber. 3:25—Discussion. 3:35—7. J . H . D I L L O N . An Impact Cutting Test for Tire Tread Stocks. 3:50—Discussion. 7:00—Rubber Division Banquet, May flower Hotel Ballroom. T U E S D A Y M O R N I N G , OCTOBER 1 9:00—8. B I N G H A M J. H U M P H R E Y . The
Determination of Guanidines in Rubber Stocks a n d t h e Consumption of Guani dines during Cure. 9:15—Discussion. 9:25—9. R . L. T A Y L O R , MANN, AND A. R. K E M P .
D . B. H E R Diffusion of
Water through Rubber, Synthetic Resin, a n d Other High Polymeric Materials. 9:35—Discussion. 9:40—10.
S. D . G E H M A N
AND H . J .
OSTERHOF. R a m a n Spectra of Rubber a n d Some Related Hydrocarbons. 9:50—Discussion. 10:00—Report of Crude Rubber Com mittee. 11:00—Business Meeting. Lectures by President Adams RESIDENT Roger Adams will deliver a series of lectures before local
P
sections
of
SOCIETY, t h e tour secretary Officers: Monday, Tuesday,
October 7 t o 12, as follows, having been arranged b y the of t h e group of Local Section
the
AMERICAN
CHEMICAL
October 7 Cincinnati Section October 8 Central Pennsylva nia Section (State College) Thursday, October 10 Rhode Island Sec tion Friday, October 11 Northeastern Sec tion Saturday, October 12 Maine Section
