Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10
SCIENCE
ENGINEERING
CALENDAR

This information Is sup
pHed by the Joint Committee
on Press Relations of the Dis
trict of Columbia Council on
Engineering and Arcbitec-
turdl Societies and the Wash
.ington Academy of SciencesJ
TUESDAY
Washington Association Of Scientists
Study and work group on Outer
space and National Policy" at $50
pm. at the Institute for Policy Studies
1900 Florida ave. NV.
american Society for Metals, WASH
ington Chapter-John Huminik, IT.,
president Of sne Snem Tss y InOsGaSie
Coatings for Space Re-entry Bodies,
Rocket Nozles, etc." ct 1850 pm. az
WsshInsson Statistical sOciety-Dis-
cussion on statistical Aspects ;, ana ~
Models Of Urban TransPortaIcn' usis
At George Washington University. 725
2lst st. NV. Participating viii pc
David d, Yongmald, executive director
Of the Penn-Jersey Transportation
study; Garland Marble, chief Of the
Urban Planning Division SoI the b.
reau Of Public Roads, and Thomas D.
Deem, assistant director Of the Office
Of Planning Of the National Capital
TRANSFORMATION Agency.
American Society Of Civil Engineers
q. w. Shook, assistant manager OF
Fabricated CONSTRUCTIONS Sales fcr the
asome Constructionai Aspects Of the
worlds FairS at S:15 pm, In the
John Wesley Powell Auditorium, Flo
rida and Massachusetts eves. NV.
Cocktails at $3.50 pm. and dinner 81
q pm. viii precede the program.
american Society for Quality Con-
ri Wernimount Of Eastman Kodak in
Rochester N Y, viii speak on Sticky
statistics. or How to Make Good
Fudge" at pm. at Arnold's Hotnrau,
1924 Pennsylvania ave. NV. Re
freshments viii be served ct $3.50 pm.
'GeologicaI society Of WashingtOn--
Donald II. Lindsey Of the Geophysiea1
LABORATORY Of the United States Geo
physical Society, will speak on Pc
trology ana Paleomagnetism OF Three
BasaN Flows and Rrof; "; r a MIshss
laboratory at the University Of Texas,
and s. s, Goldich Of the USGS win
SNEAK on 'sAge Determinations On
Placement Rocks Of the Central United
States" The program will begin et
8 pm. at the John Wesley Powell
Auditorium, 2170 Florida ave. NV.
THURSDAY
Chemical Society. Of Washington---
Maxine Singer Of the National Insu-
tute Of Arthritis and Metabolic DIS.
eases at the National Institutes q
Health will speak on .Enzymtc ana
Physical Studies on RNA and Poly
E'1eeF 1,cd 5sseS 4at 81
solvent; Edward L. King Of the UNI
versity of Colorado, Reactions Of
Chromium md in Mixed Solvent"
P. II. Lindenmeyer Of the Chemsrand
Research csntsr. Pols ES1T ), crystal !;
the above discussions will begin at
! pm. After q dinner at 6:45 PM,
q panel discussion on "Photochemis-
Try" win be held, ct S:15 pm. Par.
ticipants win include pr. W. Albert
E SSsSssster ana q Dr. Howard = znmeP q
man Of the University Of wisconsin.
All events will take place in the
Chemical Building of Catholic uni
yersity, 9TH st. and Michigan ave. NE.
HeIminthoIogiesI Society Of Wash
inEton-Pregram to be announced,
pm. at the Agriculture Research
Center. BeltsviIle, Md. in the Los
PPfRiiosophIcal society Of washington
Elliott w. Montroll Of the Institute
''Physical and Mathematical Models
in the Life Sciences at S:15 pm. in
the John Wesley Auditorium, 217O
Flosida ave. NV. A