Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-21
SCIENCE
ENGINEERING
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$3.50. pm; meeting in sheraton Park
Hotel Living with Science" DR.. Jer-
ONE B. Wiesner. presidential science
adviser.
National Academy Of Sciences
Of the academy, 2iOI Constitution
avenue. Meetings are public.
Statistical Laboratory, Catholic Uni
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ing Building Auditorium. "Generaliza-
lions on elier-Wiener's Random
Functions" Professor Paul Levy. Ecole
Polytechnioue, Paris.
Society Of Professional Engineers-
8 pm. meeting at National Housing
Center. 1928 L street NV. ,".NAssA
liam H. Meyer, Goddard Space Flight
Tenth weather Radar Conference
Today through Thursday at the In
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American Society Of Civil EnEi-
neers-Noon luncheon at Barker Hall.
YWCA. Seventeenth and X streets
NV. Engineering Requirements of
4s.T E ESEss SSTsI S.r arthur w.
American Society Of Mechanical
Engineers-Annual banquet in Capitol
Plaza room Of Continental Hotel.
Cocktails and dinner at 1880 pm,
followed BY Decision Making for
Carlos Fallon. Radio. Corp. Of America.
IEEE, Professional Technical Group
on Product Engineering and Produce
tiOn-6 pm. dinner ct Yenching Pal
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meeting in Chemistry building, Nations al
Bureau Of Standards. strengths and
Weaknesses Of Naturalization Meth
DDS for, MicrocircuitS, and Corning
Approach and Manufacturing Meth
ods,n DR.. M. r. Shaw. Corning Glass
WsshinEton History Of Science
Club pm. dinner meeting at
Kennedy-Warren Dining Room. 1888
Connecticut avenue NV. Impressions
Of Science from oxford University. .
Or pI;. RAYMOND J; seeSer. National
WashinEtOn Operations Research
Council pm. dinner at Charcoal
Hearth. 2O01 Wisconsin avenue NV.
followed by 8 pm. meeting In George
town University Science Center. "Op-
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George Pugh and DR.. Lessing Kahn.
WEDNESDAY
Geological Society Of WAshington-
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2l0 Florida avenue NV. Recent
Ideas About Layer Silicate Structures"
z. w. Radoslovick. the Geophysical
Laboratory; Geological and Chemical
Features OF the Chilean Nitrate De-
posts" George Erickson, o. 8: .0eolog-
from the Panama Canal Zone. Frank
Whitmore,. y. s. Geoloeieal Survey.
National Science Foundation COllOa-
ulm-l0:30 am. meeting in founda-
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s eSgar NV NAVIGATION idSS in n: Adele
University Of Wisconsin.
University Of Maryland ZOology Col
Ioquim-4 pm. meeting in McKeldin
Library Of the University. Material
Transport Through Biological Bar
riers," DR.. Leslie F. Minis, Brookhaven
National Laboratory. At 8 pm. DR.
Minis will speak on Life, Energy and
the Pursuit OF Existence"
THURSDAY
Armed Forces MANAGEMENT Ass0ciA-
tiOn-ll:45 am. luncheon at Diamond
Laboratory, Connecticut avenue and
Van Ness street NV. ''creativity. "
Jacob Rablnow. Rabinow Engineering
Co
University Of Maryland COmputeI
Science Center-:l5 pm. lecture on
"computer Applications TO Group The
ory." DR.. A. Sinkov, Of the University
FRIDAY
Catholic University-3:30 pm. lee.
ture In Caldwell Hall. The Existence
OF Uniformly Most Powerful Tests,
Prof. j. Pfanzagl. University Of Col
ogne.
Philosophical Society Of washington
Rib pm. meeting In Powell Audi
forum. 2l7O Florida avenue NV
Some Technical Problems in thI
Sorting OF Mail" Jacob Rabinow. Rab'
inow Engineering Co.