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VOL. 17, NO. 24
Local Sections
MEETINGS FORESHADOWER
American Chemical Society 99TH MEETING. Cincinnati, Ohio, April 8 to 12, 1940. 100TH MEETING. Detroit, Mich., September 9 to 13, 1940. 10 1ST MEETING. St. Louis, M a , spring of 1941.
SECTION AND PLACE
JAN.
SPBAKIB
SUBJECT
Ames, Chemistry Auditorium, Iowa State College Central Pennsylvania, Home Economics Auditorium, State College Cincinnati, Univ. of Cincinnati Columbus, Ohio
17
Wesley G. Prance
17
K. Hickman
Adsorption and Crystal Habit Modification Molecular Distillation
Dayton, Ohio Delaware, Wilmington Y. M. C. A. Detroit, Mich.
9 Max A. Lauffer 17 L. G.Ifcowntree
Eastern New York, College for Teachers, Albany Illinoia-lowa, St. Ambrose College. Davenport Indiana, Hotel Severn, Indianapolis Iowa, Iowa City
10 Max A. Liuffer 15 George Callngaert
15 F. E.I>enny 12 C. C. Furnas 15 Wesley G. Prance 12
Kanawha Valley, Charleston. W. 12 Va. 102ND MEETING. Atlantic City, N . J., Lexington, Kastle Hall, University fall of 1941. 15 of Kentucky EIGHTH NATIONAL ORGANIC CHEMISTRY Louisville, Mayflower Apartments SYMPOSIUM, Division of Organic ChemMichigan State College, Kedzie 16 istry. St. Louis, Mo., December 28 t o Chemical Lab., East Lansing 17 30, 1939. Midland, Dow Chemical Co. 16 SIXTH CHEMICAL ENGINEERING SYMPOMilwaukee, American Legion 12 SIUM, Division of Industrial and EnCudworth Post gineering Chemistry, "Separation OpMinnesota, Minneapolis 5 erations". University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich., December 2 8 and 29, New York, The Chemists' Club 12 1939. North Jersey, Winfield Scott 9 Hotel, Elizabeth 8 Other Scientific Societies Northeast Wisconsin, Appleton Northeastern, Massachusetts Inst. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR T H E A D of Technology, Cambridge 11 VANCEMENT OP SCIENCE, Chemical Section. Deshler-Wallick Hotel, ColumPennsylvania-New York Western bus, Ohio, December 27 t o 29. Border, Emery Hotel, Bradford, 17 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OP ECONOMIC E N Penna. TOMOLOGISTS. Deshler-Wallick Hotel, Rochester, University of Rochester Columbus, Ohio, December 27 t o 29. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OP CHEMICAL. E N G I South Jersey, Country Club, 8 NEERS. Statler Hotel, Buffalo, N . Y., Penns Grove 16 May 13 to 15, 1940. Southern California, Los Angeles 5 AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF M I N I N G & M E T Syracuse, N. Y. 15 ALLURGICAL. ENGINEERS. N e w York, Texas A. & M., Chemistry Bldg., 9 N. Y., February 12 to 15, 1940. A . & M . College, College Station TION. The Sagamore, Bolton Landing, Lake George, N . Y., M a y 27 t o 29, 1940. Annual meeting. AMERICAN
PHYSICAL
SOCIETY.
Colum-
bus, Ohio, December 27 to 29. AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR TESTING
MATE-
RIALS. Statler Hotel, Detroit, Mich., March 4 t o 8, 1940.
Max A. Laoffer
16 Wesley G.France Max A.. Lauffer Max A . Laoffer Max A . Laoffer F. E.L>enny F. E. Denny Ralph S . Miillex Ralph S . Mttllex C. If. A. Stine, medalist Robert P. Fischelis
University of Illinois, Chemistry Building, Urbana Western New York, Niagara Falls Wisconsin. Chemistry Auditorium. Univ. of Wisconsin, Madison
Adsorption and Crystal Habit Modification Tobacco Mosaic Virus Adsorption and Crystal Habit Modification Tobacco Mosaic Virus •Tobacco Mosaic Virus Tobacco Mosaic Virus People. Plants, and Chemicals People, Plants, and Chemicals Chemical Application of Electron Tubes Chemical Application of Electron Tubes Perkin Medal Presentation New Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Laws
Ralph S . M tiller Howard F. Root
Some Chemical Methods in Medical Diagnosis and Treatment Future Sources of Power
C. C. Pumas Thomas H. Chilton J. T.&ffadigan C. B.van Niel C. C. Pumas J. W. Bouknight W. G. Huey
AMERICAN LEATHER CHEMISTS ASSOCIA-
Tobacco Mosaic Virus Random Interchange of Organic Radicals Tobacco Mosaic Virus Addison's Disease People. Plants, and Chemicals Future Sources of Power
17 Max A.. Lauffer 16 C. C. Pumas 11 Ralph H. M tiller
Chemical Processing Equipment Design Crime Detection Problem of Photosynthesis Theories of Precipitation [by Hydrogen Sulfide Behavior of the o-Nitrophenyl Esters of Certain Acids toward Reducing Agents Tobacco Mosaic Virus Future Sources of Power Chemical Application of Electron Tubes
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF BIOLOGICAL CHEM-
ISTS. New Orleans, La., March 13 t o 16, 1940. ELECTROCHEMICAL SOCIETY.
Galen Hall,
Wernersviile, Penna., April 24 t o 27, 1940. LOUISIANA
ENGINEERING
SOCIETY.
St.
Charles Hotel, New Orleans, La., January 12 and 13, 1940. Annual meeting. NATIONAL
PETROLEUM
ASSOCIATION.
Hotel Traymore, Atlantic City, N . J., September 18 t o 20, 1940. S I X T H INTERNATIONAL HEATING AND V E N -
TILATING EXPOSITION.
Lakeside Hall,
Cleveland, Ohio, January 22 t o 26, 1940. SOCIETY
O F AUTOMOTIVE
ENGINEERS.
Fuels and lubricants meeting. BookCadillac Hotel, Detroit, Mich., January 15 t o 19, 1940. Annual meeting and engineering display. SOCIETY OF CHEMICAL INDUSTRY, Ameri-
can Section. The Chemists' Club, New York, N. Y., January 12, 1940. Joint meeting with New York Section of A. C. S. Presentation of Perkin Medal to C. M. A. Stine.
A. I. C h . E . S t u d e n t Chapter Meeting
O student chapter meetingof the American Institute o f Chemical Engineers was N NOVEMBER 13 and 14 a national
held in Providence, R. I. Eighteen schools were represented with a total registration of 117 students. T h e arrangements were in charge of Melvin C . Molstad, University of Pennsylvania, and local arrangements were handled b y t h e Rhode Island State Student Chapter. T . Stephen Crawford was chairman of t h e local committee. Plant trips were made on both Monday and Tuesday. At a banquet held o n Monday evening, F . Alexander Magoun, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, gave the principal talk. On Tuesday afternoon, talks were given by A. C . Chick and b y Walter G. Whitman. A feature of the meeting was the series of round-table discussions on process and plant development and on plant operation. T h e group
leaders who led t h e discussions were J. J. Healy, Jr., Howard Nason, C. S. Cornstock, J . C . Einan, and R o y Elliott, all of t h e Monsanto Chemical Co.; K. E . Bell, A. C.Lawrence Leather Co.; M . H . Zimmerman, Narragansett Brewing Co.; and J . N . Junkins, of the TVA.
