Evening star., 1952-10-26
A-22 THE SUNDAY STAR
Science Calendar
Technical Society
Meetings Listed
WdSIlIIlgCOu, d. z.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1852

Scientific and technical society
meetings hare been announced
for this tUeek by the Joint COM
nlittee on Press Relations of
the District Council of Engi-
neering and Architectural So
cieties and the Washington
Academy of Sciences. All meet
ings listed are open to the public
unless othertDiSe listed.
Tomorrow.
National Society of Professional
Engineers. District Society of Pro-
fesSional Engineers-8 pm, busi-
neeS meeting, Pepco Auditorium,
Tenth and E streets NV.
District Engineering Council
Science Exhibit pm, Interior
Department Auditorium, Eigh-
teenth and c streets NV; films,
8 pm.
Tuesday.
American Institute of Electrical
Engineers. Washington Section
A1EE-6:30 pm. dinner, ODon-
nell's Restaurant, 1907 E street
NV; pm. meeting, Pepco Audi
torium, Tenth and E streets NV.
ASPECTS of Electronic Equipment
Reliability" by Mr.. Victor Harris,
Vitro Corporation of America.
Biological Society of Washing
tons pm, meeting, Room AZ,
National Museum. Biological and
Legal Meanings of the New Fed
eral Fur Labelling Act" by Frank
G. Ashbrook, Fur Resources, Fish
and Wildlife Service, Department
of the Interior. and Harvey Han
nay, Federal Trade Commission.
Society of American Bacteria
logiStS, Washington Branch
pm, meeting, auditorium Army
Medical Service Graduate School,
near Sixteenth street entrance
Walter Reed Hospital. "Psychro-
philic and Other Bacterial Con-
tmainants from Human Blood and
Blood Derivatives" by Margaret
Pittman, Laboratory of Biologics
Control, National Microbiological
Institute, National Institutes of
Health: "Use-Dilution Confirma-
ton Tests for Results Secured by
Phenol-Co-eficient Methods" by
L. S. Stuart, L. F. Ortenzio and
j. F. Friedl, Insecticide Division.
PIMA. Department of Agriculture:
Studies on Erythromycin-Bac-
terlal Spectrum and Blood Con-
centfations." by H. Welch, F. D.
Hendricks and R. J. Reedy. Divi-
sion OF Antiobiotics, Food and
Drug Administration.
American Society of Civil En-
gineers, District of Columbia Sec
ton, noon to 1:30 pm. lunch
con meeting, Barker Hall, YWCA.
Seventeenth and K streets NV.
The 1852 Campaign" by Glen
Bayless. Washington Bureau, Nc
Graw-Hill Publishing Co.
District Engineering Council
Science Exhibit. 7 pm, Interior
Department auditorium. Eight
eenth and c streets NV; films,
pm. Washington Audio SOCIETY
$50 pm. dinner; United States
Recording Co. Studios, 1921 YER
mont avenue NV, meeting, fol-
lowing dinner. Burgundy Room,
Hotel Burlington, 1120 Vermont
avenue NV. Home Music Sys-
TENS with Particular Emphasis
on Amplif1ers and Control Units"
by D. T. N. Williamson of Eng
land. designer of the celebrated
Williamson amplif1er. Meeting
open to public.
Wednesday.
American Welding Society,"
Washington Section, 6:15 pm. din
ner, Good Earth Restaurant. 1909
K street NV; 8 pm, meeting,
Washington Post Auditorium,
Community Room. Factors to Be
Considered in Sigma Welding of
Carbon Steel" by H. T. Herbst,
Linde Air Products Co.
Institute of Traffic Engineers,
Washington Sections pm. din
ner meeting, Army and Navy Club,
Banquet Room. THE Threat of !
Municipal Parking" by B. M. STAN
ton, President. National Parking
Association, Norfolk, Va. Reports
on 1TE annual meeting last month
in Chicago.
District Engineering Council
Science Exhibit pm, Interior
Department Auditorium, Eight
eenth and c streets NV. Films,
3 pm.
Thursday
Society of American Foresters-
$50 pm. dinner meeting, Solo
mons, Maryland. November Il
Field trip to Chesapeake Biologi-
cal Laboratory, Solomons, Mary
land. Bring own bedding.
Society of American Military
Engineers, Washington Post :
1890 pm. luncheon meeting, Bar
bara Hall, YWCA Building, Seven
teenth and K streets, NV. "The
Work of the Committee and Re-
cent Developments in Aeronautics"
by DR.. Hugh L. Dryden, Director,
National Advisory Committee for
Aeronautics. Election of officers
for 1858.
Saturday i
National Capital Astronomers
BIS pm. meeting, Department of
Commerce Auditorium. From the
Bottom of the Sea to the Top of
the Atmosphere" by DR.. Dorrit
Hoffleit, Harvard College ObServa-
tory.
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