Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18
SCIENCE
ENGINEERING
CALENDAR

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on Engineering and Archi-
tecturdl Societies and the
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enceS.)
TOMORROW
American Society for MetaIs-s pm.
meeting, American Association Of Univer.
sity Women building, 24o1 Virginia ave-
nue. NV. Dinner at $50 pm. DR.. Rob.
ert B: Pond, Johns Hopkins University,
will discuss Fun in Metals" Public
invited.
IRE, Professional Group on Instru.
mentation-e pm. meeting, United States
Naval Observatory, Thirty-fourth street
and Massachusetts avenue NV. Dinner
8 pm. Cafe Burgundy, Connecticut and
Nebraska avenues NV. DR.. William
Markowitz, Naval Observatory, will dis.
cuss Microsecond Clock experimentation
with Telstar and Loran-C."
AccOusticaI Society Of Americas pm.
meeting, Exhibit Room, Industrial Build.
ing, National Bureau of Standards. Din.
ner, PM, Cafe Burgundy, Connecticut
and Nebraska avenues NV. Comdr. Rob.
ert j. Alexander, ono 0ceanographiC
Program, will discuss 'The Nays
oceanographic Program" Public invited
British Interplanetary SOciety-s pm.
meeting, Palms Lounge, Walsh Building
Georgetown University. DR.. John P. Whit
National Bureau of Standards, and N. L.
Bonavito, NASA, will discuss Methods
Of Determining Orbits as Applicable to
the Mercury and Gemini Satellites" Pub.
Lie invited.
Chemical Engineers Club-I2:15 pm.
luncheon meeting, All States Dining Room
Sl4 Nineteenth street NV. P. X. Reilly
Metropolitan Washington S Hence Com
mission, will discuss Education and the
Science Industry in the Nations Capital. u
TUESDAY
AnthrOpOlOgical Society Of Washington
-8:lS pm. meeting, Room 70, United
States National Museum, Tenth street and
Constitution avenue NV. DIR. J. Law.
renee Angel, Smithsonian Institution, will
discuss "FieldwOrk in Greece; Microevo.
luton" Public invited.
National Rocket CIub-l7:3o pm. meet.
ing, Ballroom, National Press Club, Four.
teenth and F streest NV. Vice Admiral
W. F. Raborn, Deputy Chief of Naval
operations VIII speak.
Institute Of EnvirOnmental Sciences
I:45 pm. meeting, Room 100, Corcoran
Hall, George Washington University
Iwenty-first and G. streets NV. DR.,
Robert Mill, jr., Aircraft Armaments,
Inc, will discuss Thermal Environ.
ments-LOwer Atmosphere"
American Institute Of Biological Sci,
ences Two meetings: PM, Intrinsic
Regulatory Mechanisms in Populations
of HOmeotherms, and at Q pm, "The
Biology of Probation" Both meetings,
Symons Hall, University Of Maryland,
College Park, Md. DIR. Ian Met. Cowan,
University of British Columbia, will
speak.
Washington Operations Research Coun.
cil-s pm, National Academy of Sci
search Institute, will discuss "Thermonu.
clear War;" and Thinking About the
Unthinkable." Public invited.
WEDNESDAY
Institute Of Traffic Engineers - Noon
luncheon meeting, Barker Hall, YMCA,
Seventeenth and X streets NV. William
FINLEY viii discuss Reflections on Leav-
ing the Nations Capital" Public
invited.
Washington Society Of Engineers-s pm.
meeting, National Housing Center, 1925
L street NV. Bruce o. Fast, National
Association of Home Builders Research
Institute, will discuss Project TAMAP
Experimental Housing)." Public invited.
THURSDAY
Philosophical Society Of Washington 8
o:l5 pm. meeting, John Wesley Powell
auditorium. John A. OKeefe, Goddard
Space Flight Center, will discuss TEX.
tites and the Moon