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Source and Name Recommended
Selection

Present Council Members

Hiroto, Edwin C. Member

Mars, Audrey M Member
Chairman/member

Merrill, John P.
Morgan, Mariel S.
Ochsner, Alton
Ogden, C. Robert
Schreiner, George E.
Musser, Marc J. (VA)

Former Council/Committee Members
(Partial list assembled by Mrs. Handel)

Ancrum, Gladys (Nursing)
Brindley, George V. (Thoractic Surg.)
-Cannon, Bland W. (Neurosurg)
Ellis, Effie C. (Child health)
~Evarist, Bruce W. (Ped. )
Hunt, William (Surg)
‘James, Grace M. (Ped)
Kerr, Elizabeth E. (Nursing)
Komaroff, Anthony L. (Internal Med)
Kralewski, John E. (Hlth Admin)
Luginbuhl, William H. (Pathology)
‘Mayer, William 0. (Pathology)
*"McPhedron, Alexander M. (Neuro)
*Nutliken, Sewell P. (P.H. Admin)
Roth, Russell B. (Urology)
Scherlis, Leonard (Cardio)
Schreiner, George E. (Neph)
Slater, Robert J. (Ped)
‘Thurman, William G. (Ped)
"Toomey, Robert E. (Hosp, Admin)
Watkins, Benj. W. (Podiatry)
‘White, Philip T. (Nemo)

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Member

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AMERICAN RHEUMATISM ASSOC.

BROWN, CURLAND C.
‘DUFF, IVAN F.
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SHULMAN, LAWRENCE E. MEMBER

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neering analysis.
rsity, Lafayette,

EE CHE ENG, PUD
1. Soc. £ duc. Thermodynamics:
Mechanical Engineering, Purdue Ur

    
 
  
  

BROWN, CCHARLES) M, bo Ninzara Falls, N.Y, Nog 23, 19: m. 43: ¢. 3.

METALL ich, 41. Res. metat. etals Res.
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$9-¢, 2. GEOLOGY. B5,U

y, Inst, 29. Lastr. GEOL erason Univ, 54-35.

* 33.87: PROF, E.CAROLINA UNIV. 63-, DIR-E

1, 47-69, Mem. N.C. Marine

}. Soc. Am: Soe. Icon. Pal

of recent deposits. Addres
Greenville, 8.C. 27234.

 

 

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BROWN, CHARLES MAVILLE), b. Orange Co, Va, Oct. 1,
IC E . Inst, 4 ro
35.
Controt . fermentation
wnt, AE . prod, 60-61,
eceut. cpers,
62-10, ADME
fermentat
Address: A
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6-60; mgr. iv,
i . CHEMIST RAFT CORP.
aS Soc, Elec-
troch ® fosed salts. Research

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1 Lab, Chemical Section, 46 Main St

Labs, Propu
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i, Univ. Md, 66-6 OF, UNIV.

. Appl. Srectr hem. Soc:

r structure:

   

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Dept. of Chemisiry, U

   

 

BROWN, CLAM A(LAN), b.
Syracuse
ri Uniy. Mich, 25-26: instr. bot,
ch, 22-31; asst. prof, La. State Univ, Bat
prof, 35-43, prof. 43-70. BOT. CONSULT, 70-

7 , 92; Edmund

26, 63, c. 1.

Port
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palynology. Ad-

 

phology and Liclogy of some species of Odontia: Tertiary
dress: 1160 Stanford Ave, Baton Rouge, La. 70502.

VIN, b. Lancaster, Pa, Dec. 26, 23; m. 49; ¢. 3.

- . n& Marshall Col, 80; Harvard, 51. GEOLOGIST.

~~ U8. GEOL. s 5. Geol. Soc. Am: Soc. Econ. Geol...
Siructure, srence County, New
York; ind 10, U.S. Geoloyical
Survey, Wa.

  
   
 

  
 

tate, zinc and lead. Address: EB
agton, D.C. 20242.

   
  

AUD L(AFAYETTE), b. Cumming, fa, &
B.S.F, Univ. Ga, 4@, MLS, 64. PhD, H
Ga, 48-51; ess Q

f renetics

PROF

. 19, 25: m. 63; ¢. 2.

t 3. INTERNAL MEDICINE. A.B, Harvard. 44, M.

Am. Vet, Med, Asa; Radiation Tt

 
  

 

suns, 49. Teacher, pub, schs, Kans, du-25, 47-0,

sst. instr. muth, Univ, Kans, 38-40: supver, stud, teachirs ‘
West. Til. State Teachers Col, 49-43; prof, CENT. MO. STATE COL, tee t
head dept, 45-69, chinn. div. sei, & math, 47-69, DEAN COL. ARTS ‘ :
69- AAAS, Teachimy of mathemabes: analysis. Address: Central Mio. ary
State Colleze, Warrensburg, Mo. §i093,. .

3: Pad. -
prin, 29-37;

 

DROWN, CLAUDEOUS JUETHRO) DANIELS), b. Farr West. Utah, A’
04; m. 31; c¢. 2. ZOOLOGY. B.S, Brigham Young Univ, 27. M.S, 2
(zool). Univ. Mich, 33. Instr. zool, Univ. Mich, 31-33, res. assoc, 3
asst. aquatic biologist, Bur. Fisheries, Utah, 34-35; instr. zool, Mant
Col, 33-37; asst. dir. inst. fisheries res. State Dept. Conserv, Mich, 37
tech. dir, State Pollution Comn, Wash, 44-45; aquatic bioloist, U.S.
& Wildlife Serv, Wash. & Ore, 45-47; assoc. prof. ZOOL, MONT. STATE
UNIV, 47-50, PROF, 50- Fisheries adv, Food & Agr. Orgn. Paraguay, 37;
fisheries consult, Ford Found, Egypt. 64 & G6. Am. Soc. Limnol. &
Oceanog; Am. Micros, Soc.(secy-ed, 52-55, pres. 59); Am. Fisheries Soc.
(pres, 70); Am. Soc. Ichthyol. & Herpet; Wildlife Soc; fel. Am. Inst. Fisrery
Res, Biol; fel. Int. Acad. Fishery Sci. Limnology and freshwater fish
management; fishes of Montana. Address: Dept. of Zoology, Montana $
University, Bozeman, Mont, 59715.

 

   
  
 

 

 

  
 

 

BROWN, COLIN. BERTRAM, b. London, Eng, Jan. 15, 29: m. 54; ¢. 1. CIVIL
ENGINEERING. B.Sc, London, 53; Ph.D.(mech, materials), Minnesota, 62.
Eng. asst, D-H. Lec, Eng, 59.55: bridye designer, Lindsey County Cc

enengr, Prov. of B.C, 57-59: ves. fel. enz. mech, Minne

prof. civil eng, Univ. Calif, Be vs

civil eng. & appl. mech, Columbia Univ, 66-63; CIVIL ENG, UNIV. W

69- Am. Soc. Civil Eng: Soc. Rheols Ara, Concrete Inst; Int. Asn. Br

& Struct. Eng. Structural mechanics, theory of interface friction; incre s.

tal problems in elasticity; statistical methods in structural engincerin. Ad

dress: Dept. of Civil Engineering, University of Washington, Seattle, Wash.

93105.

    
    
 
  
   

   
  

 
  
  

 

BROWN, CONNELL J(EAN), b. Everton, Ark, Mar. 6, 24; m. 46; ¢. 2.
ANIMAL HUSBANDRY. B.S.A, Univ. Ark, 48; M.S, Okla. State Univ, 50.
Ph.D, 56. Asst. ANIMAL HUSB, Okla. State Univ, 48-50; asst. prof, Univ.
Ark, Fayetteville, 50-33: asst, Oxla, State Univ, 52-54: asst. prof, UNIV.
ARK, FAYETTEVILLE, 34-56, assoc. prof, 56-61, PROF, 61- Am. Soc.
Animal Sei; Genetics Soe. Am. Cla ification of beef type; performance
records of beef cattle: swine and heef carcass quality; sheep breedins.
Address; Division of Animal Sciences, University of Arkansas, Fayette-

ville, Ark. 72701.

 

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BEUWN, CURTLAND CHESTER, IR, b. Cambridge, Mass, Jan. 9, 23: m. 48;
D, Harvard Med. §

48. Intern med, Albany Hosp. 48.49, teaching fel. p , Albany Med. ‘Cel,
49-50, resident asst. med, Albany Hosp, 50-51, res , 51-52, res. fel,
Albany Med. Col, 52-53, asst. dean, 53-34: clin. & res. fel. rheumatol
Mass. Gen. Ho 56-57; asst. prof, MED, Albany Med. Col, 57-64, as
prof, 64-70; ASSOC. CLIN. PROF, SCH. MED, YALE, 70- Med.C, 54-
Res, 56-, Lt. Comdr. AAAS: Am, Rheumatism Asn; N.Y. Acad. Sci.
cal and basic research in the rheumatic diseases. Address: The Gaylord
Hospital, Wallingford, Conn. 06492. .

 

       

    
 
  

   
 

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“BROWN, DAIL W(QORWARD), b. Columbis, Ohio, Aug. 11, 42;m,. 65;c. 1, BIO-

 

2APHY. B.A, Denigon, 64: Pa.D. (biol), California.

: . biol. oceanog, Lamont Geol. Ooserv, 65-69
OCEANOGRAPHER, SMITITSONIAN INST, 69- U.S. Nat. correspoade
Coop. Invests. of the Mediter, T1- AAAS; Am. Soe. ichtnyol. & Her
rine Tech. Soc; Am. Soc. Limnol. & Oceanog. Ichthyology; marine eco
Address: Oceanography & Limnology Program, Smithsonian Institution,
Washington, D.C. 20559.

LOGICAL OCEANOGE
Santa Barbara,.63. Res.

  
  
 

  
 
  
 

  

  
    

   

ZRY), b. Oak Grove, Mo, Apr. 30, 22: m,. 44,0. 2. ME-
ERING. B.S, Rensselacr Polytech. Inst, 42, M.S, 30.
lytech, Inst, 43-44, asst. Pre
Jengr, GEN, ELEC. CO, 50-23,

BROWN, DALE H
CHANICAL E
Instr. mech. eng. & niech, Rensseluer P
thermodyn. & heat eng, 46-50; thern
thermal systs. consult. eng, 56-67, s e RES. & DEVELOP. CTR.
67-63, THERMAL & ENVIRON, SYSTS. T. ENGR, 69 U.S.N.R.
44-46, Lt. Am. Soc. 3 : Soc. Automotive Eng: N.Y. Acad. Se
Nat. Soc. Prof. E production and environmental effects in tre
biosphere; system dynamics; transient thermodynamics; simulation of
power and process apparatus. Address: 5 Berkley Square, Scotia, N.Y.
12302.

  
 
 

 
 
 
     
 

       
 

     
     
   

 

BROWN, DANIEL A(INSLEE), b. Wilmington, Del, Oct. 2k, 10. CHEMISTRY.
B.A, Univ. Del, 35, M.A, 37. Technician, res. staff, exp. sta, E.1. DU
PONT DE NEMOURS & CO, 35-37, electrochem. dept, 37-44, Jackson Lab,
44.50, CHEMIST, EXPLOSIVES DEPT, SAY. YAH RIVER LAB, 55- Ci-
yilian with C.W.S. AAAS; Am. Chem. Soe. Organic chemicals; general
dry cleaning solvents; dye intermediates; radiochemical analysis. Ad-
dress: F.1. du Pont de Nemours & Co, Savannah River Lab, 677-G, Aiken,
§.C. 29801.

BROWN, DANIEL G(ROVER), b. Miss, Jan, 19, 23; m. 47; ¢. 3. VETERI-
NARY MEDICINE. D.V.M, Auburn Univ, 56. Asst. prof. VET. MED, UNIV.
TENN, KNOXVILLE, 56-59, assoc. prof, 59-60, PROF, 60- U.S.N, 43-45.

s. Soc. Effects of external i ;

. 1299 Bethel Valley Rd, Guk Ridg

   

   

 

 

Addres.

domestic animals. s

BROWN, DANIEL JOSEPH, b. Fiwood, Ind, June 3. 41; m. 668: ¢. 2, PHAR-
MACOLOGY. TOXICOLOGY. B.S, Marian Col, 63: Ph.2.(toxicol), Ind.
Univ, 6% Fel. PHARMACOL. & TONICOL, Univ. Wash, 68-68, ASST.
PROF, MED. CTR, ISD. UNIV, INDIANAPOLIS, 69- Am. Acad. Ferensi¢
Sci. Methanol intoxication, metabolism and excretion. Address: of
Toxicoluzy, Indian University Medical Center, 1100 W. Michigan St,
Indianapolis, Ind. G7.

N, b. Roanoke, Va. May 26, 39; m. 61: ¢. 2. CIVIL
(E, Dake Univ. G1, Nut. Pefense Edue. Act fet &

 

 

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on & chief print. s
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, dep. s conimand sure ceon, Air

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HOGG, PLAN?
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, am. Col. Prev,
Trop. Med. & i
Address: State Dept. of Hes

RGE) FIRANCIS) I
»o. 3 IEMATICS, i
51. Moore insle, Mass. L
RONTO, 62-57, assoc. prof,
Can. J. Math, 57-61.
ferential cquations.

   
 
 
 
   
  
  
    
  
   
  
 
   

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Sueur Bet. Cu. fei,
Ba.D.(oact), Univ.
$5-56, bret, Univ.
ASSUC. prot, sch.
lusts. lleaith r
re. grant, OG; Can
Ata. Soc. Cell Biol; C
crobiol. Genetic re
velopment in both pre 5
a University of Cals wary, Calvary 4-4, Alberta, Can.

      
 
   
 

   

  
  
  
 

 

Am. Pub. Health
Aerospace Med. A Am. Soc. Parasitol:
Militury preventive and aviation medicine.

, L1U0 W. 49th St, Austin, TX 78756.

 

    
  
  
  

  
  
 
  
 
   

TON),’b. Toronto, Ont, diily 28, 26; m. 51;
mba, 48, M.A, 49: Ph.D.(math), Princeton,
, 51-52: asst. pr MATH, UNTV. TO-

. PROF, 61-, CHA DEPT, 68- Ed,
uth. “soe: Can. Math. Conz.(pres, 71-73). Dif-
2G Buckingham Ave, Toronto 317, Ont, Can,

CHE BIC ‘AL ERGE a: Athlone fe My
dipl, Imp. Cal. ” : ) PhDichem. ¢
Master Univ, GF mvGR, Atomic Ener:y of Can, 6
CHEVRON RIS. “co ATU OIL ‘co. CALIF, 67- 7
Eng; Am. Chem. verization ka ant #enctor md
petroleum hydrocra atatyst research and 3
Address: Process Res arch Dept, Chev ron Eesearch Co, 576 Standard Ave,
Richmond, CA 94802. DUFF, GAM

CAL CH

DUERR, PREDERICK G, bh. St. Paul, Minn, Muy 17, 35: m. 54; ¢. 3. Z7O- chem), Flos
OLOGY, COMPARATIVE F SIOLOGY. B.A. Minnesota, 56, Ph. p (290%), DIR, COr. kM, DALHOUS

ti Dakota, 61-67; BIOL, Univ. Sask, 63- An. Cols. Pharm.

65. ASSOC. PROM. cool,
67-68; UNSTV. N.DAK, ool: Am. Soc. Piricitel Com- Address: College of Pharmacy, I

      

   

 

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5) GORDON, b. Rosetown, Sask, Apr. 3, 30. PHARMACEUTI-
wan, 53, M.Sc, 53: Ph.D. (pharmeeut.
latchewan, 58.5 c. lectr, 59-61: -
UNIV, G1-, PROF. ps ACEUT. CHEM,
sis of organic medicival compounds.

iwousie University, Halifax, N.S, Can.

 
 
   
  

    
 
 

      
 
 

     

  

  
  

 

      
   
   
 
 
   
    
 
 
  
   

 
 
  
 

 

         
 
 
 
   
 

  

 

 

  
       

 

parative physiology of c 5 sm; physiol ty uf res- ~~

piration and nitrogen exeretion. Address > bepi. of biolozy, University of > DUFF, IVAN F(RANCIS), b. Pentle ston, Ore, July 20, 15; m; cc. 2. INTERNAL
North Dakota, Grand Forks, ND 58202. 1. MEDICINE. A, B, oF exon, 3 3 : tichigan, 40. Intern, univ. hosp, UNIV.

MICH, t MED, 41-42, resident, 42-46,

DUERRE, JOHN A, b. We er S.Dak, Aug. 21, 30: m. 57; a 3. MIC ire Na i 3, assoc. prof, 53-60, PROF, 60-,
BIOCHESUSTRY, PHY G, PROF. NIV. HOSP, 60-, agst. physician, 48. |
(bact), Minnesota, 64. 53. Dir, Prog, Mich, 69-71. d.C, 42-46, ‘
61; res. bactericiezis Comic. m. Rheumatism Asn: fel. Ain. Col. Physi- = {
eases, 61-63; asst. 7 : Cians. F ratio and thror volie diseases. Address: Arthritis Divi- i
Prot, 65-71, PROF, 71 i sion, Hide, 9, Room 920, University Hospital, Ann Arbor, MI 48104.

   
  

ne, 66h: 8 Nat. Ins

  

ni maropsychiat. res. un :
Health career develop rd, 70-, res. crant, a1. Sulfur amino a4 me-
tabolisia in mammalian systems: methylation of brain histones; microbiol-
ogy. Address: Dept. of 3 Siicrobiology, University of North Dakota, Grand
Forks, ND 58201.

   

cosas cme
Md, May 17, 18; m. 47. ELECTRON-

- ENET, HOOVER co, 39: ~41, sr. engr,
With Off.

: "Elec. & Electronics Pre Small se-
ronie control and inspection equipment

 

 
   
  
 

 

. ries motor

Wis, Aug. 18, 40; m. 64: ° 2. design; apal 5 ot mulitivibrator c
A, St. viet Coi, 62. Nat. . control; fr ney multiplier. A
iz 5 Eastern § St, North Canton, O11 467%

 
 
 

   
 

DUERST, RICHARS WILLIAM, b. Rice Lake
PHY SICAL & ANALYT ICAL CHEMISTRY.
Health Summer grant, 62; Ph.D. (chem), C
chem, Lawrence Rad
Standards res. fel, N.
CHEM, WIS. STATE UNI
Union Carbide Chem. Co, 61 & res. asst, y
nia, 63-66. Am. Chefn. Soc; The Chem. Soe
netic. resonance studies of inorgani

 
 
 
   
  
 
 
  

DUFF, JAMES T(HOMAS), b, Sandusky, Ohio, Jan. 23, 25. MICROBIOLOGY.
B.S, Ohio Siate, 47, M.S, 49; Ph.D, Texas, 60.. Microbiologist, immunol. br,
med, invest, div, U.S. Army Biol. Lab, Ft. Detrick, 49-55, 59-65; microbi-
ologist, NAT. CANCER INST, 65-65, ASSOC. CHIEF, VIRAL CARCINOGEN-
ESIS BR, €€- Res, scientist, d bact, Univ. Tex, 57-59. U.S.N, 43-46,
hydration of tonic species in < Res, 46-, Comdr. AAAS; N.Y. i; Tissue Culture Asn; Am. Soc.
tions; effect of tsotopic substiv: og, Address: Dept. Microbiol: Sci, Res. Soc. Am; rit. Soc. Gen, Microbiol. Azotobacter bac-
‘of Chemistry, Wisconsin State University, Eau Claire, WI 54701, teriophage: Clostridium botulinum toxins and toxoids; tissue culture; psit-

tacosis group vaccines; viral. once! . Address: Viral Carcinogenesis

DUESEL, BERNARD F(RANCIS), b. Webster. Linss, June 18, 07; m. 38; ¢. 4. Branch, Nawonal Cancer Institute, Bethesda, MD 20014,

CHEMISTRY. A.B, Clarl:, 29. A.M. 40. Res. c . Pyridium Corp, 30-
43, asst. dir. develop, $3.48: sr. res. chem a Chen. Co. Div, Wer- DUFF, MfcGHE) A, b. Moran, Tex, é

 

 

 
   
 
 

 

 

   

 

 

 
 
   

 
 
  

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ner-Lambert Pharm, 46-57, chief develop. mist, 57-59, sr. develop. CHEMISTRY. B.S, Southern Methodist, 50, M.S, 52; Ph.D. (2nal. chem).
chemist, §9-61, res. mar, 61-69; RETIRED. Am. Chem. Soc. Pharmaceu- La. State, 6. Res. anal. che t, CELANESE CHEM. CO, 55-58 GROUP
ticals; sulfa drugs; vitamins; pharmaceutical chemistry. Address: 512 LEADER, 58- U.S.N, 44-46. Am. Chem. Soc. Process development. Ad-
Valley Ave, Yonkers, NY 10703. dress: Celanese Chemical Co, P.O. Box 9077, Corpus Christi, TX 1408.
DUESING, CONSTANTIN MICHAEL, b. Berlin, Ger, Dec, 15, 32: m. 59. DUFY, RAYMOND STANLEY, b. Hodgidon, Maine, Nov. 2, 23; m. 45; ¢. 3.

uine, 45: M.D, Yale, 52, M.P.H, 59. In-
n Hosp, 52-55: dir. bur. med. serv, New
& pub, health, sch, YALE, 56-59,

Ds

inich, 54, Ph.D. (reol), 69. PEDIATRICS, SOCIOLOGY. B.A,
tJ. ROY GORDON RES. tern & res, pediat, Yalo-New Hat
n. & Metall; Mineral. Haven Health Dent, 55-55; instr.

    
 
  

PETROLOGY, MINERALOGY. B.Sc. & M. ge,
NATO fet. geal, McGill, 69-62: RES. GEOLOS
LAB, INT, NICKEL CO. CAN, LTD, 62- Can.

   
   
   

 
   
 

   
  
  
   

 

    

 

 

Asn, Can; German Geol. Acm German Mine 8 Igneous and-meta- asst. prof. pedial, & sociol, 58-67, ASSOC. PROF. PEDIAT, SCH. MED, 67-
morphic peirology; economical geology of ore deposits. Address: J. Roy Asst, dir. ambulatory serv, Yale-New Haven Hosp, 56-59. USA, 43-46,
Gu ee nieseareh Lab, International Nickel Co. of Canada a, Ltd, Clarkson, 2nd Lt. AA fel. Am. Pub, Health Asn; fel. Am. Acad. Pediat; Am. Sociol.

On, C Asn. Beha laspects of health, cepecially health or illness care in
large hospitals as influenced by paticnis, families, physicians, nurses,
DUESTERHOEFT, WILLIAM CHARLES, JR, b. Austin, Tex, Dec. 10, 21: administrators and others. Address: Dept. of Pediatrics, School of Medi-
m. 49;¢. 1, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING. B.S, Texas, 43, M.S, 49; Ph.D. cine, Yale University, New Haven, CP 66520.
{elec. “eng), Calif. Inst. Tech, 63. Elec. engr, Gen. 2c. Co, 43-46; instr. :

 
    
 

 

 

 

   

   

elec, erg, Texas, 46-48, asst. prof, 48-49; inslr, Czlif, Inst. Tech, 49-52; DUFF, ROBERT H{ODGE), b. Durand, Mich, Oct. 21, 29: m. §8; c. 3. INOR-
aerophysics ener, Gen. Dynamic ‘Convair. 52-54; assoc, prof. ELEC. ENG, GANIC & PI CAL CHEMISTRY. B.S, Mich, State, 51; Ph.D. (inorg.
UNIV. TEX, AUST IN, 54-60, PROF, 63- Corp. consult, 54- Inst. Elec, & chews), Ind 61, Control chernist, Am, Agr. Chem. Co, Mich, 51-53;
Electronics Erg; Am. Soc. Eng. Educ; Am. Vhys. Soe. Plasma dynamics; asst, Indiana, 53-59; electron microsconist & phys. chemist, Nat. Bur.
geophysics; power and energy conversion systems, Address: Dept. of Elec- Standards, 59-61; staff scientist clectron micros, Avco Corp, Wilming-
trical Engincering, University of Texas.at Austin, Austin, TX 78712. _ ton, 61-66; res. asso¢, LEDGEMON'T LAB, KENNECOTT COPPER
. CORP, LEXINGTON, G6. 79, ANAL. CHEMIST, 70- AAAS; Am. Chem. Soc:
DUFF, DALE THOMAS, b. Ross Co, Ohto, Dec. 26, 30; m. 58; ¢. 1. CROP fel. Am. Inst. Chem; Eleetron Micros. Soc. Am; Int. Soc. Stercology; Int.
PHYSIOLOGY. B.S, Ohio State Unix, 57, M.S, 64: PAD, (crop sci), Mich. Metallographic Soc. Use of electron mierostopy in all phases of material
State Univ, 67. Trairce, Soil Conserv. Serv, u, gs Dent. Agr, 55- 37: agrono- science; use cf x-rays for elemental analysis with the electron microscope.
mist, Clinton County Farm Bur. Coop Asn, Chio, 58-61; asst. instr. acren, Address: 21 Robin Hood Rd, Arlington, MA 02174, ‘

Ohio State Univ, 61-64; teaching asst. crop sci, Mich. State Univ, 64-67;
ASST. PROF. PLANT & SOIL S CL UNTV. R.I, 67- U.S.N, $9-52. AAAS; .DUFF, RUSSELL E(ARL), b. Grand Rapids, Mich, Nov. 28, 26; m. 47; ¢. 5.
Am. Soc, Agron; Crop Sci. Soc. Arn: Aim, Inst. Biol. Rei, Stress physiology PHYSICS. B.S Michigan, 47, M.S, 48, Ph.D. (physics), 51. Res. assoc,

   

    
 
  

  

of turf crasses, especially high teraperature and low temperature effects eng. res. inst, Michiran, 47-51; 1, Staff, Los Alamos Sci. Lab, 51-61;
upon growth. Address: Dept, of Plant & Soil Science, University of Rhode Inst. Defense Anal, 61-62; proj. leader, Lawrence Radiation Lah, 62-64,
Island, Kingston, RI 02831, div. leader, 64-67; DIR, SYSTS, SCI. ar OFTWARE & GEN, MGR, APPL.

NUCLEAR DIV, 67- U.S.N.R, 44-46, Am. Nuclear Soc; Am. Phys. Soc.

DUFF, NAVID CECIL PUCHANAN, b. Edinburgh, Scotland, Oct. 15, 01; m, 32; Shock and detonation hydrodynamics; high temperature chemistry. Address:

¢.1, BACTERIOLOGY, LIMUNOLOGY. B.A, ‘Yor , 26, M.A, 27, Ph.D, Applied Nu on, Systeias, Science & ‘Software, P.O. Box 1620,

30. From instr. to prof. & immiunol, British o} a, 29-70; RE- La Jolla, CA 92037.

TIRED. Consult. pathologist, Pac. Biol. Sta, 30-80 i

Sta, 26; Fisheries Exp. Sta, Prince Rupert, 29. B.C

Brit, Soc. Gen. Microbiol. Microt phrsiology; inarine microbio

roles of marine micro-org us in relation to the turnover of ele: sents 67%, Ph.

in the seas. Address: 4687 W. Sth Ave, Vancouver 8, B.C, Can. assoc. insir, 64-65;

    
    
 

  
   
 

 

    

 
  

DUFF, WILLARD MOYLE, b. Canon City. Colo, July 20, 39; m. 63; ¢. 1.
PHYSIOLOGY. B.S, Midland Col, 61; Nebraska, 63, U.S.P. HLS. fel, 65-
D.Gphysiol), 67. Res. assoc. phy sch. ined, Creighton, 63-65,

st. pref. BIOL, UNIV. HARTFORD, 67-70, ASSOC.

      

        
 
     
 

ca am. Acad. Pediat, Am. Heart Asi Soc. Pediat. Res: Am. Col.
A) AT speams; ATA. Pediat. Soc; Asn. Europ. Petiat. Cardiol: Am. Col.
pediatric cardiclocy, especially convenital formations of

 

at vessels. Address: New York Hospital, 625 E. Géth Si, New

   

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“DIS), JR, b. Phila. Pa June di, 20: 1m. 45; ¢. 2. MED-
, 45, Intern path,

     
   

2; Markle sche! ar, 52-57; c
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.M chy An Tie Soc. info, Sei.
. medicine. Address: New York | Hos Bi
“al NY 10021.

    
     
 
 

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: 5 “he D. fapgh. mech), Mich.
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“address: 1924 Via Madrid, Livermore,

   

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venniques and equipment.
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ts LE, ROOSERT} FIRY1, IR, b. Phila, Pa, Jan. 6, 10; m. 40;c. 3. CHEM.-.
MTRY BS, Hay rd Cot. 2% Ph.D. [phys. cher}, Correll, 37. Asst
ocess Co, NY, 27-43;

    
      
   
   

  

OC, 63- Am. Chem. Soc.
TCC ESS development;

  
  

“2 uf solid fuels: s B
Astrees: Textile Fibers Dept, E. I. du Pont de emours & Co, “ine, Wilming-
ae, DE 19598,

FSLE, ROBERT RUFUS), b. Sullivan Co, Ind, Jan. 29, 30; m. 54; ¢. 6. OR-
- 27. B. A DePau. 31; Am. Platimra Works fe) i, 1
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r chemotherapy. Address: 8565 Tuckerman Lane,

 

  

D WELSON). b. Sept. 2, 38; m. 64: ¢. 2. NUCLEAR
arnecie-Mellon Uriv. 60; Nat. Sci. Found. coop. feis,
63, Atomic Bnercy Comn. trainzeship, 67,
ech. engr, Athintic Res. Corp, summer 69; proj.
ic Ererey Comn, 64-66: ASST. PROF.
Reactor supyr, Uriv. Fla, 69-71; sr. nu-
wnmer 71; Am. Soc. Enz educ-Ford Found.
, Gilbert Assocs,
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SS ee atin s 33, M. a 37, Asst. clin. prof.
48-37, assoc. clin. prof,
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. Am, 1 sumatism ASn. (pres, ): Am, Col. Physicians; Am. ;
Fedn. Ch: n. Res, Rheumatic diseases. Address: 359 N. San Mateo Dr, San j

Mateo, CA 94401.

ROT, F, IR be Norman, Okla Mar. ‘16, 34: m. “56: ¢ c. 3. “PHYST-
; noma, 55 re (chem), Calif. Inst. Tech, 59.
ALAMO . LAB, 59- AAAS; Am. Chem.

a of free radicals studied by
ition og stic2l spectroscopy. Address: Los

, P.O. Box 1683, Los Alamos, NM 87544.

     
 
  
   

  

   

 

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ENGLEMAN, VICTOR SOLOMON, b, Brooklyn, NY, Dee. 31, 40; m. 65: ¢. 2.
CHEMICAL ENGIN: NG. BL 5, Cant. Inst. Te chnol. 62; Nat. Sci, Found.
fol, Univ. Calif, 62- MLS, 64, rainee, 65-67, Ph.D.(chem. eng), Si.
Proj. engr, Air Force, Rocket Brogvisicn tah, 67. 79. RES, ENGR, ESSO
RES. & ENG. CO, 70- Lectr, Gorden rs U.S.A.F, 67-79,
Capt. Am. Chem. Soc; Am. Inst. Cher: ion Inst; Air Pollution
Control Asa. Cor ion; chemical k air on, Address: Esso

Research & Engine Co, P.O. Box B. “Linden, NJ 07036.

 
 
 

  
   

   
 
 

 

 

 

   

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ENGLER, ARNOLD, b. Czernovitz, Romania, July 19, 27; m. 61. PIYSICcs.
Hebrew Univ, Isracl, 46-47 & 49; Ph.D, (ohy ics), Berne, 53. Res. assoc.
PHYSICS, Berne, 53-54: Bris tol, 54-56, Rochester, 55- 36: sr. res. off,

¢ assoc, prof, 80-61: assoc. prof, Nerth-

. Technol, 62-66, PROF, CARD SEGIE-MELLON

c. physicist. Brookhaven Nat, Lab, 63; fel, St.

x, 65-67. Isracli Forces, 43-49, Set. Fel. Am. Phys.

Soc; Italian Phys. : Elementary particle physics: cosmic ray physics.

Address: Dept. of Paysien Carnegie- Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
15213,

 

 

 
        
      

 

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ENGLER, HAROLD §, b. ae usta, Ga, Jan. 16, <
1G, MED. COL. GA,

CINE, SURGERY. M.D, Col. Ga, 50. Instr :
50-58, asst. prof, 55 “61, ped prof, 61-65, PROF, 65- Dipl, Am. Bd.
Sure, ’58, U.S.A.F, 42-46, Ist Lt. Am. Col. Surg; James Ewing Soc. Can-
cer and surgical research. Address: Dept. of Surgery, Medical College of
Georgia, Augusta, GA 30902.

  
 
 

   

CLD), b. Zurich, Switz, Nov. 20, 31; U.S. citizen; m;
TRY. viel chem. eng. Swiss. Fed. Inst. Tech, 54:
Max Planck Inst. Virus Res, 58-69;
t. prof, 61-66, biochem, 55-
Admin, 68, res. chemist,
STOLE RANCES DIV, EN-
ansas City, 63-67.
of viruses in

iral nucleic acid; health

al control of pests. Ad-
mal Protection Agency,
ington, DC 20250.

 

ENGLER, RETO A
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ENGLERT, DU WAYNE C(LEVELAND), b. Wakeeney, Kans, Dec. 1, 32;

m, 93; ¢. 2. POPULATION GENE . B.S, Ranges, 54: M. Ss, Purdue, él,
Ph.D.(genetics), 64. Ast. prof. ZOOL, SOUTH. IL L. UNIV . 63- 69, ASSOC.
PROF, 69- Vis. prof, de mal sci, Pardue Univ, 68- 69. U.S. A, 34-55,
Res, 59-62. Am. Genctics Genetics Soc. Am? Tiomet. Soc; Genetics
Soc. Can. Genotype by environment interactions in Drosophila and Triho-
lium; effects of environmental stress on sex rati tection and interre-
lationship of growth tr: etic differences in growth curves; and ge-
retic recombination in Tr ium castaneum. Address: Dept. of Zoology,
Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL 62301.

 
  
  
 

 

   

  
   
  

 

ENGLERT, MARY FLIZABETH. b. New Orleans, La, July 11, 01. CHEMOS-
TRY. A.B, Loyola (La), 23, MLA, 25, M.S, Wisconst nh 20, Ph.D.forg. chem),
33, Instr. ‘CHEM, ST. MARY'S DOMINICAN COL, 24- PROF, 28- Assoc.
res. mem, Inst. Divi Thomae, 40- AAAS; Am. Chem, Ser Am. ‘inst. Chem.
Local anesthetics; nuclecproteins; growth promoting substances; pyrazo-
lones derived from carbethoxypiperidones. Address: 7214 St. Charles Ave,
New Orleans, LA 70118.

 

 

ENGLERT, R(OBERT) P, b. Portland, Ore, Feb. 11, 20; m. 54. RESEARCH
ADM NISTRATION. BS, . Portland, 42; B.S. "EMS, Ore. State Univ,
44; fel, Univ. Calo, 45- 43, Pad. forg. chem), 49. A Ore. State Univ, 43;
biochemist, Naval Med, Res. Inst, 46, SY. Org. chemist, Stanford Res. Inst,
49-55, mar. phys. sel. res abs, §5-59, chmn, 59-62, dir, 62-

7 NVIRON. TECHNOL. DIV.

Cc, i0- £5. AAAS; Am. Chem. Soc; Am.

Res, Soc. Am; Air Polk ation Control Asn; Am. Inst.

sistry of boron and antimony; herbicides and in-
logy Division, Dresser Indus-

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tries, In c, 1102 M teGaw, Santa Ana, CA 927

ENGLES, EARL F(RANKLIN), JR, b. Henryetta, Oxla, Aug. 7, 22: m. 45

c. 3, ORGANIC CHEMISTRY, B.S, Southe Col, 43; M. s, Cita

homa, 48, Php, 61, ap leader res, DOW CO, 52 62, econ, eval.
: ena aeaae! DISCIPLINE rere (63.

        

     

  
 

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SHULMAN, HERMAN L, b, N.Y¥.C, Feb. 24, 22; m. 42: ¢. 2. B.Ch.E, City
Col. New York, 42; Du Pont fel, Pennsylvania, 47-48. M.S, 48, Ph.D.(chem,
eng), 50. Chem. engr, Gen. Motors Corp, 42-43; Barres: Div, Allied Chem.
& Dye Corp, 43-46; res. chem. engr, Publicker Ind c. 46-47; asst.
prof. CHEM. ENG, CLARKSON COL. TECI#NOL, 48-81. assoc, prof, 51-54,
PROF, 54-, DIR. DIV. RES, 59-, DEAN GRAD. SCH. .V.PRES. & DEAN
SCH. ENG, 68-, assoc. dir. div, res, 54-59, chmn. 4 64. Am. Soc.
Eng. Educ; Am. Chem. Suc; Am. Inst. Chem. Eng. { nsfer absorp-
tion; packed columns; ion exchange; gas-bubble c organic processes;
flowmeters. Address: Clarkson College of Techni . Potsdam, NY 19676.

 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
  
   
  
 
  
 
  
  
 
  
  
   

SHULMAN, HYMAN L, b. Warren, Ohio, Feb, 25, 19; m.
TRONICS. B.A, California, Los Angeles, 48, M.A, 51.
throp Aircraft Corp, 51-54; Hughes Aireraft Corp, 33
staff, Space Tech. Labs, Inc, 55.58; mem, sr, sta
Corp, 58-59; dir. res. & develop. labs, AC Spark Pic
Corp, 59-63; MEM. TECH. STAFF, RAND CORP, §3- G
tion; flight control and weapons systems; dynamics. Ac
brook Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90024.

m. staff, Nor-
sr, mem. tech.
onics dept, Rand
Gen, Motors
ance and naviga-
ess: 10426 Lind-

 

SHULMAN, JONAS ALVIN, b. Baltimore, Mad, Sept. 5, 38: m. 58; ¢. 2. IN-
TERNAL MEDICINE. Dartmouth Col, 53-58; M.D,
internal med, Univ. Md. Hosp, Baltimore, Md, 60-61
Univ. Wash, 61-62; R.G Petersdorf fel. infectious ¢
instr. & chief resident med, Univ. Wash. Hosp, &6
TIOUS DISEASES, SCH. MED, EMORY UNIV, 68-79.
COORD. CLIN, CURRICULUM, 70-, DIR. DEPT. MS
Dipl, Am. Bd. Internal Med. 63, U.S.P.H.S, 64-55.
Am. Epidemiology of hospital infections; antibictics
ogy and efficacy studies. Address: Division of Infec
University School of Medicine, 69 Butler St, S.E, At!

& ried, 62-64,
prof. INFEC-

. PROF. &
PREV. MED, 72-
ous Disease Soc.
syeal pharmacol-
Diseases, Emory
za, GA 30303.

   

 

   
  
 
 
  
  
     

SHULMAN, LAWRENCE E(DWARD), b. Boston, Mass, a
INTERNAL MEDICINE. A.B, Harvard, 44; Ph,Dipu
M.D, 49. Res. assoc, John B. Pierce Found, C
kins Hosp, 43-50, asst. res, hosp, 52-53, physi
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV, 50-52, instr, 53-56, asst
PROF, 63-, DIR, CONNECTIVE TISSUE DIV, DEPT
gator, Arthritis & Rheumatism Found, 57. Consult,
Metab, Diseases. AAAS; Am. Rheumatism Asn; A:
Fedn. Clin, Res; N.Y. Acad. Sci. Connective tis.
rheumatic diseases, especially collagen disorders
demiologic studies. Address: 916 Clinical Science
Hospital, Baltimore, MD 21205,

y 25, 19; m, 59; ¢. 1.
lth), Yale, 45,
intern MED, Hop-
, SCH. MED,
8-63, ASSOC.

D, 54- Sr. investi-
Inst. Arthritis &
Med. Cols; Am.
ers, including
ologic and epi-
Johns Hopkins

    
   
 
  
  

m. 49; ¢. 1. MEDI-
California, 40.

rn to chief res,
GYNEC, SCH.

9, ASSOC. CLIN,
t, St. John’s Hosp,
5, sr. attend, 55-;
tet. & Gynec, 47.
Am, Col. Surg. Ad-

SHULMAN, LEON J, b. Los Angeles, Calif, Sept. 22, 13:
CINE. B.A, California, Los Angeles, 35; M.D. 5
Intern, Los Angeles County Hosp, Calif, 39-41: fr
Margaret Hague Maternity Hosp, 42-45; instr. OB
MED, UNIV. SOUTH. CALIF, 45-56, asst. clin. 5
PROF, 59- Private practice. Mem. attend. stall
45-; jr. attend. staff, Los Anzeles County Gen
attend, staff, Santa Monica Hosp, 59- Dipl, Am.
Fel. Am. Med, Asn; fel. Am. Col, Obstet. & Gynec:
dress: 2200 Santa Monica Blvd, Santa Monica, CA

  
   
  
  
   
   
  
 
 
  
  
 
    
  
  
  
 
  
  
 

 

 

SHULMAN, MORTON, b. Chicago, TU, July 7, 33; m
ANESTHESIOLOGY. B.S, Illinois, 55, M.D, 58.
ILL, 59-61, res. fel, 61-62, instr, 63-64, asst. p
10- Attend. anesthesiologist, Vet. Admin, 64-:
Consult, col. vet. med, Hlinois, 68- U.S.A.F, 61
Anesthesiol; Int. Anesthesia Res. Soc. Cardiov
vasoactive drugs; pharmacology of respirat a:
ics, local anesthetics and analgesics. Addres
TWlinois Masonic Hospital, 836 Wellington, Chicag

ec. 3, MEDICINE,

£-70, ASSOC. PROF,

Louisville, 69,

ot. Am. Soc.

armacology of

w general anesthet-

* Anesthesiology,
657.

 

 

 

 

SHULMAN, NAHUM RAPHAEL, b. Hartford, Conn.
HEMATOLOGY, IMMUNOLOGY. Hopkins, 41-43
Harvard Med. Serv, Boston City Hosp, Mass, 4
Serv, Mem. Hosp, New York, 48-49, res, 49-50, res, 50-51; chief
hemat. div, Naval Med. Res. Inst. & hematol i Hosp, Bethesda,
Md, 55-57; CHIEF CLIN. HEMAT. BR, NAT. . AE YURITIS, METAB. &
DIGESTIVE DISEASES, 57- Inst. & Damon R . res. fels, Sloan
Kettering Inst, 49-51; prof. clin. med, George? Dipl, Am. Bd. In-
ternal Med. U.S.N, §1-55; U.S.P.H.S.R, 57-,L Soc. Clin. Invest;
Am. Fedn. Clin. Res; Int. Soc. Hemat; Am. AS ol; Transplantation
Soc; Asn. Am. Physicians. Blood clotting; enz : mechanisms of
complement fixation; problems of immunohem nd blood cell physiol-
ogy; drug sensitization; hepatitis. Address: N titute of Arthritis,
Metabolic & Digestive Discases, Bethesda, MD

 
   
   
  
   
   
  
 
   
  
  
 

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5), 49. Atomic En-
vetor res, Hughes
LARS, INC, 53-

ab. molecular biol,

SHULMAN, ROBERT G(ERSON), b. N.¥.C, Mar. 3
CAL PHYSICS. A.B, Columbia, 43, A.M, 47, Ph
ergy Comn. fel, Calif. Inst. ch, 49-50; head s
Aircraft Co, 50-53; MEM. TECH. STAFF, BELL
Rask Oersted lectr, Cope 59; Guge
Med. Res. Coun. Eng, 61; prof, Ecole

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SHULMAN, SIDNEY. b. Baltimore, Md, Aug. 22, 23; m.45,68;¢.6. IMMUNO-
CHEMISTRY. B.S, George Washington, 44: Ph.D.(chem), Wisconsin, 49.
Assoc, Allegany Ballistics Lab, U.S. Army Ballistics Missile Agency, Md,
44-46; asst. chem, Wisconsin, 46-48, proj. assoc, 49-52, assoc. immuno-
chem, sch. med, State Univ. N.Y. Buffalo, 52-54, asst. prof, 54-58, assoc.
prof. immunochem. & biophys, 58-65, PROF. imrmunochem, 65-68; MICRO-
BIOL, NEW YORK MED. COL, 68-, chmn. dept, 68-69. Lederle med. faculty
fel, 54-57; U.S. Pub. Health Serv. sr. res. fel, 58-62; Nat. Insts. Health res.
career award, 63-68; consult. immunol, Buffalo Vet. Admin. Hosp, 64-: Ful-
bright travel award, 65: Commonwealth Fund travel award, 65: mem, Int.
Coord. Comt. Immunol. Reproduction. AAAS; Am. Chem. Soe: Am. Svc.
Biol. Chem; Am. Soc. Microbiol; Am. Acad. Alergy; Am. Soc. Hemat; Soc.
Exp. Biol. & Med: Soc. Cryobiol; N.Y. Acad. Sci; Brit. Biochem. Soc; Am.
Fertil. Soc: Soc. Study Reproduction. Tissue proteins; autoantibodies: physi-
cal chemistry of proteins; eryobiology; urogenital tract antigens and cn-
zymes; immunology of reproduction and infertility. Address: Dept. of Mi-
crobiology, New York Medical College, New York, NY 10029.

 

SHULMAN, SOL, b. Smorgon, White Russia, Nov. 6, 29; U.S. citizen; m. 53:
c. 4, ORGANIC & FOLYMER CHEMISTRY. B.S, Washington (Seattle), .52;
M.S, Wisconsin, 54; Ph.p.(chem), N.Dak. State, 63. Teaching asst. chem,
Wisconsin, 53-54; res. chemist, Archer-Daniels- Midland Co, Minn, 54-59;
instr, N.Dak. State, 59-64, asst. prof, 64-65; assoc, prof. CHEM, Moorhead
State Col, 65-66, prof, 67-69, chmn. dept, 66-69; PROF. & HEAD DEPT,
ILL. STATE UNIV, 69- Fel. AAAS; Am. Chem. Soc; fel. Am. inst. Chem.
Chemistry of lipids; synthesis. Address: Dept. of Chemistry, Rlinois State
University, Normal, 1L 61761,

SHULMAN, YECHIEL, b. Tel Aviv, Israel, Jan. 28, 30; nat: m. 59; c. 3. EN-
GINEERING, MANAGEMENT. §.B.(aeronaut. eng), S.B.(bus. & eng. admin)
& §.M, Mass. Inst. Tech, 54, Du Pont fel, 53-54, 56-57, Sc.D. (aeronaut. &
astronaut. eng), 59; Univ. Chicago, 71-72, Res. engr, aeroelastic & struct.
res. lab, Mass. Inst. Tech, 54-56, asst, 57-59; asst. prof. mech, eng. tech.
inst, Northwest. Univ, 59-62, assoc. prof. mech. eng. & astronaut, 62-67;
res. consult, ANOCUT ENG, CO, 67-68, V.PRES. ADVAN, ENG, 69-, DIR.
ELECTRONIC SYSTS. GROUP, 70- Consult, Am. Mach. & Foundry Co, 60-
62;.res. div, Gen. Am. Transportation Corp, 62-67; mem, res, & develop.
comt, Nat. Mach. Tool Builders Asn. Israel Defense Army, 48-50, Am.
Inst. Aeronaut. & Astronaut; Soc. Mfg. Eng: Am, Soc. Eng. Educ; Am. Soc.
Mech. Eng. Electrochemical machining; digital control systems for process
machinery; laser metrology, aerothermoelasticity: shell structures; astro-
dynamics and optimization; structural dynamics; flight mechanics. Address:
1248 Ash St, Winnetka, IL 60093.

SHULT, ERNEST E, b. Tonica, Ill, Sept. 29, 35; m. 57; ¢. 2. aLGEBRA, MI-
CROBIAL GENETICS. B.A, Southern Tllinois, 58, M.A, 69; Nat. Sci. Found.
fel. & Ph.D.(math), Illinois, 64, Res. assoc. genetics of yeast, biol. res.
lab, Southern [linois, 54.57, chief theoretician, §8-61, instr. math, 63-64,
asst. prof, 64-65; Nat. Sci. Found, fel, Chicago, 65-66; assoc. prof. MATH,
South, IL. Univ, 68-69, PROF, 69-70; UNIV. FLA, 70- Mem, inst. Advan.
Study, 68-69. U.S.A, 57-58, Res, 58-63. Am. Math. Soc. Abstract algebra;
microbial genetics, especially yeast genetics; theory of finite groups. Ad-
dress: Dept. of Mathematics, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 32601.

SHULTS, MAYO G(LENWOOD), b. Kans, Oct. 20, 17; m. 43; ¢. 2. MATHE-
MATICS. A.B, Ft. Hays Kans. State Col, 38, fel, 38-39, M.S, 39: M.S, Calif.
Inst, Technol, 44; Kansas, 47-48, 64-65, Nat. Sci, Found. summer grant,
59, 60, summers, 61, 62, Okla. State, 51, 52. Instr. math, high sch, Kans,
39-41; Garden City Jr. Col, 41-43, 46-47; asst. instr, Kansas, 47-48; instr,
North. Okla. dr. Col, 48-58, chmn. dept, 57-58; asst. prof, MATH, PAN-
HANDLE STATE COL, 58-63, assoc. prof, 63-, ACTING HEAD DEPT, 72-
U.S.N.R, 43-46. Address: 202 N. Perkins, Guymon, OK 73942

SHULTS, W(ILBUR) D(OTRY), II, b. Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 24, 29; m. 50; c. 3.
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY. A.B, Emory, 50, M.S, 91; Ph.D.(chem), Indi-
ana, 66. From jr. chemist to assoc. chemist, OAK RIDGE NAT. LAB, 5
55, CHEMIST & GROUP LEADER ANAL. CHEM, 57- Chem.C, U.S.A, 55-57.
Am. Chem. Soc. Instrumental analysis. Address: Oak Ridge National Lab,
Oak Ridge, TN 37830.

 

SHULTZ, ALLAN R, b. Huntington, Ind, Jan. 8, 28; m. 49; c. 4, PHYSICAL
CHEMISTRY. A.B, Manchester Col, 48; Ph.D.(chem), Cornell, 53. Res.
assoc. chem, Mass. Inst. Tech, 52-54; RES, CHEMIST, Minn. Min. & Mfg.
Co, 54-63; GEN. ELEC. RES. & DEVELOP. CTR, SCHENECTADY, 63-
AAAS; Am. Chem. Soc. Polymer chemistry and physics; radiation chemis-
try of polymers. Address: {11 Acorn Drive, Scotia, NY 12302.

SHULTZ, CHARLES H, b. Lancaster, Pa, May 29, 36. GEOLOGY. B.S.
Franklin & Marshall Col, 58; wiv. summer fel, Ohio State, 60, Nat. Sci.
Found. fels, 61-62, Ph.D.(petrol), 62. Geologist, Humble Oil & Ref. Co, 62-
64; asst. prof. GEOL, Ohio State Univ, 64-70; ASSOC. PROF, SLIPPERY
ROCK STATE COL, 70- Geol. Soc. Am; Am. Geophys. Union. Tertiary
volcanic petrology; radar as a remote sensing device for cevlogic data;
tectonics and metamorphism of the Appalachian Mountains. A iress: Dept.
of Geology, Slippery Rock State College, Slippery Rock, PA 16037.

  
 

SUULTZ, C(LIFFORD) G{LEN}, b. Wichita, Kans, Sept. 9, 24; m. 50.c. 3.

 
      
   
   
  

ANALYTICAL & WATER CHEMISTRY. B.A, McPherson Col, 48; Ph.D.
{chem), New Mexico, 57. Asst. prof, chem, Eastern New Mexico. 59-96:

 

res. chemist, Mich. Chem. Corp, 56-57, group leader anal. ¥
soc, prof. chem, Fyinsville Col, 60-66: CO!
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SMULYAN, HAROLD, b. Phila, Pa, dan. 2.29:1n. 52:0. 9. INTERNAL MEDI-
CINE, CARDIOLOGY. A.B, Pennsylvania, 49; M.D, Buffal : ‘
STATE UNIV. N.Y. UPSTATE MED. CTR, 59-60, asst.
PROF, 65- U.S.A.F, 55-57, Capt. Am. Fedn. Clin. R
Hypertension; circulatory control; exereise physiology. : Bt
Medicine, State University of New York Upstate Medical Center at
750 E. Adams St, Syracuse, NY 13210.

  
    

 

 

SMURA, BRONISLAW B, b. Syracuse, N.Y, Aug. 9, 30; m, Fic. 2. CHEMI-
CAL ENGINEBRING. B.Ch.E, Syracuse, 52, M.Ch.E, 54, Ph.D. (chem. eng),
68. CHEM. GR, ALLIED CHEM. CORP, 57- Nat. Guard 3
Am. Inst. Chera. Eng. Rates of physical adsorption; a
tail gas from commercial chlorine liquefiers; mechar
tween organic compounds and halogen acids; mass trans fe
through a high temperature inert gas; bigh temperature fluid bec operation;
chlorine plant tecinical advisement. Address: Allied Chemical Corp, P.O.
Box 6, Solvay, N¥ 13209.

 
 

 
 
 
 

  

 

SMUTNEY, ROBERT R(OOSEVELT), b. Chicago, Ml, Sey*. 7, 2%; m. 53: ¢. 3.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING. B.S, llinois, 51. Cham, r, exp, sta, Her-
cules Powder Co, 51; ABBOTT LABS, 52-60, group 1 , develop. eng,
sect, 60-64, sect. head, chem. eng. sect, 64-66, bioc pharmaceut.
eng, 66-68, mer. develop. eng, 68-70, MIGR. PHAR : PROD. ENG,
10- Startup team leader, P.R. Fermentation plant, 68, U.S.8i.C, 44-47. As-
soc. mem. Am. Inst. Chem. Eng. Engineering aspects of viological-bia-
chemical synthesis; fractional distillation, electrochemical operations; ion
exchange processes; pyrolytic syntheses. Address: Abbott Labs, D550,
1400 Sheridan Rd, North Chicago, IL 60064.

 

 
  

 

  
 

SMUTNY, E(DGAR) J(OSEF), b. N.¥.C, Apr. 20, 28. ORGANIC CHEMISTRY.
B.A, Colorado, 48; Allied Chem. & Dye Corp. fel, Minneso's. 62-53, Ph.D.
(chem), 3. Mem. stafi, Allied Chem. & Dye Corp, 48-40; asst. org. chem,
Minnesota, 50-52; res. fel, Calif. Inst. Tech, 53-55: res. chemist, SHELL
DEVELOP, CO, 55-63, RES. SUPVR, 68- Am. Chem. Soc; The Clem, Sov.
Small ring compounds; strain energy; photochemistry; f cal chem- |
istry; heterocyciic chemistry, organometallic chemistry, sulfer compounds;
homogeneous palladium catalysis; hcterogeneous catalysis. Address: Gen-
eral Chemistry Dept, Shell Development Co, Houston, TX 77001.

 

 

   

SMUTZ, MORTON, b. Twin Falls, Idaho, Jan. 10, 18; m. 45. CHEMICAL EN-
GINEERING. B.S, Kans.State Col, 40, M.S, 41; Ph.D. (chen. eng}, Wiscon-
sin, 50. Chem. engr, Monsanto Chem. Co, 41; asst. prof. chem. eng, Buck-
nell, 49-51; assoc. prof, lowa State, 51-55, prof. & head dept, 55-61; asst.
dir, Ames Lab, U.S. Atomic Energy Comn, 55-64, dep. dir, 64-69; ASSOC.
DEAN ENG. RES, UNIV. FLA, 63- U.S.A, 41-46, Maj. Am. Chem. Soc; Am.
Soc. Eng, Educ. Am. Inst. Chem. Eng. Solvent extraction. Address: 300
Engineering Bidg, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 32601.

    

SMYLIE, DOUGLAS EDWIN, b. New Liskeard, Ont, June 22, 26; m, 64; ¢. 2.
GEOPHYSICS. B.Sc, Queen’s (Ont), 58; M.A, Toronto, 9, Ph.D. (physics),
63, Fel. GEOPHYS, Toronto, 64; asst. prof, Western O 9, 64-68; UNIV.
B.C, 68-71, ASSOC, PROF, 71- Nat. Res. Coun, Can. operating grant, 65-
68, Am. Geophys. Union; fel. Royal Astron. Soe. Rotaticn of the earth;
Chandler wobble; main magnetic field; elasticity theory of dislocations, Ad-
dress: Dept. of Geophysics, University of British Columbia, Vancouver 8,
B.C, Can.

 

SMYLIE, ROBERT EDWIN, b. Lincoln County, Miss, Dec. 25, 29; mj; c. 3.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING. B.Sc, Miss. State Univ, 52, M.Sc, 56; Sloan
fel, Mass. Inst. Technol, 66-67, M.Sc, 67. Indust. engr, Ethyl Corp, Tex,
52-54; instr. mech. eng, Miss. State Univ, 54-56; lead engr, Skybolt Missile
Syst, thermo-conditioning syst, Douglas Aircraft Co, Calif, 56-62, chief,
Apollo Support Oif, Crew Systs. Div, MANNED SPACECRAFT CTR, NASA,
62-66, asst. chief div, 67-68, acting chicf, 68-70, CHIEF, CREW SYSTS,
DIV, 70- Mera. U.S. Del. engaged in discussions with U.S.S.K. to establish
common docking systems for spacecraft of the two countries. Except.
serv. medal, NASA, 69, Victor Prather Award, 71. Am. Inst. Aeronaut. &
Astronaut. Analyses, design and development in specific advanced system
areas such as space suits, extravehicular activity support hardware and
environmental and thermal control subsystems. Address: 1215 Woodland,
Seabrook, TX 77568.

 

  

   

SMYRK, CHARLES M(cCAHAN), JR, b. Baltimore, Md, June 18, 27; m. 52;
c. 4. CHEMISTRY. B.A, Hopkins, 51; Temple, 52-54. Chemist, Marshall
Lab, E.I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS & CO, INC, 51-55, develop. chemist, 55-
60, assoc, 60-62, supvr. Marshall Lab, 62-66, TECH. COORD. TEFLON
FINISHES, 66- U.S.A.F, 45-47. Organic coatings; resins; polymers. Ad-
dress: 308 E. Lancaster Ave, Wynnewood, PA 19096.

SMYRNIOTIS, P(AULINE) Z(OE), b. Williamsport, Pa, Mar. 21, 24. BIO-
CHEMISTRY. B.S, George Washington, 48, M.S, 53; Ph.D, Georgetown, 56,
BIOCHEMIST, NAT. INSTS. HEALTH, 49- Am. Soc. Micrebiol. Intermedi-
ary metabolism. Address: Lab. of Biochemistry, Bldg. 3, Room 106, Na-
tional Heart & Lung Institute, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD
20014.

SMYSER, GERALD STANLEY, b. Phila, Pa, Nov. 23, 44; m. 67; c. 1. ANAT-
OMY. B.S, Muhlenberg Col, 66; Nat. Insts, Health trainee & Ph.D.{anat},
Tomple Uniy, 71. ASST, PROF. ANAT, COL, MED. & LECTR. ORAL
BIOL, COL, DENT, UNIV. SASK, 71-, Med. Res. Coun, Can. grant,
col, med, 71-73. Nevroanatoray, especially central nervous system lerrmina-
tions of vagus nerve afferent iibers. Address: Dept. of Anatomy, University
of Saskatchewan College of Medicine, Saskatoon, Sask, Can.

  
    
 
  

   

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adv. comt. “fel. ba, Nat. Sei. Pound, 50-54; c _ Off, Naval Res,
63-, liaison scientist, London Off, Off. Naval Res, 69-70. Cert. apnrecia-

 

tion, War Dept, 45; Off. Eci. Res. & Develop, 45; Medal of Freedom
Army, 47; cert. recugmdlion pub, serv, U.S. Dept. State, 58. C.W.S
18; WNLR, 37-41, Lt. Comdr. Nat. Acad. Sci; Am. Chem. Soc {Nic
Medal, 54); fel. Am. & Soc; Am. Philos. Soc; fel, The Chem, Soc; Ruval
Inst. Gt. Brit. Flectromotive forces of a gamis; vapor pressures; refrac -
tion: heat ca; 3: dspole moment and molecular structure; moleculir
rotation in sol crowave absorption in liquids; dielectric cunstant and
loss; molecular r tion times. Address: Frick Chemical Lab, Prince-
ton University, Princeton, NJ 08540.

  
  
  
 

 

  

      
  
   

 

 

   

SMYTH, CHARLEY J(OHNSON), b. Mart, Tex, Feb. 7, 09; m. 38; ¢. 3. MED.
ICINE. A.B, Michizan, 31, M.S, 38; M.D, Jefferson Med. Col, 35. Asst.
physician Rack hritis res, Michigan, 38-41; instr. INTERNAL
Wayne, 41-49 raf, SCH. MED, UNIV. COLO, DENVER, 43-54.
soc, prof, 54-67, OF, 67-, dir. grad. & postgrad. med. educ, 49-54,
Wed. dir, Wayne County Gen. Hosp, 41-46: consult, U.S. Army. Am. Soc.
Clin. Pharmacol. & T: 7 d. Asn; Am, Rheumatism
Am. Fedn. Clin. Re r Am. Col. Physicians, Arthritis and rheuma
tism; amino acid. s: Dept. of Medicine, University of Colorado
Medical Center, 4200 E. Ninth Ave, Denver, CO 80220.

   
 
  
  

     

 

 
      
     
 

 

 

SMYTH, DONALD ORGAN), b. Bangor, Maine, Mar. 20, 30; m. 51; ¢. 2.
RY. B.S, Maine, 51; Ph.D.(inorg. chem), Mass
Sprague Elec. Co, 54-61, head, solid state x
OP, METALL, MAT. SCI. & CHEM. & DIR. MAT.

V, T1- Vis. instr, Williams Col. (Mass), 59-61. mem.

  
 
 

     

 
     
  
 
 

CTR, LEHIGH UN
mat. adv. panel, . Sci. Adv. Comn, Commonwealth Pa. Am. Chem, Soc;
Electrochem. Soc .(a y div. res. award, 60); Am. Inst. Chem; Arn.
Ceramic Soc. Defect structure and electrochemistry of inorganic sctids.
Address: Materials Research Center, Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA
18015.

  

SMYTH, HAROLD THOMAS, b. Lisburn, North. Ireland, Feb. 7, 10; nat;
m, 37,60: ¢. 5. CE MICS. B.Sc, Queen’s (Ireland), 31, Porter scholar &
M.Sc, 32; fel, Mas Technol, 32-36, univ. scholar & Ph.D.(physics),
36, dr. demonstr. phy Queen’s (Ireland), 31-32; res. physicist, Cor-
hart Refractories Co, Ky. 36-45, dir. res, 45-48; res, physicist, applica
physics lab, Hopkins, 48.49; res, specialist CERAMICS, RUTGERS UNIV,
NEW BRUNSWICK, 49-56, PROF, 56- Physicist, Silver Spring Lab, Kellex
Corp, 48-49. AAAS; Am. Ceramic Soc. Spectroscopy; refractories; inten-
sity measurements are spectrum of copper, structure of glass; mechant-
cal properties of ceramic materials. Address: Wood Circle, East Bruns-
wick, NJ 08816.

  
  
  
 

 

 

  

SMYTH, H(ENRY) DieWOLF), b. Clinton, N.Y, May 1, 98; m. 36, PHYSICS.
A.B, Princeton, 18, S.M, 29, Ph.D.(atomic physics), 21; Ph.D. (atomic phys-
ics), Cambridge, 24; hon. Sc.D, Drexel Inst. Tech, 50, Case, 53, Hamilton
Col, 65; hon. L™.D, Rutgers Univ, 68. Nat. Res. Coun, fel. physics, Cam-
bridge & Princeton, 21-24: instr, PRINCETON, 24-25, asst. prof, 25-29, as-
soc. prof, 29-36, prof, 26-66, chmn. dept, 35-49, bd. sci. & eng. res, 54-59.
univ. res. bd, 59-66, EMER. PROF. PHYSICS, 66- Mem. subcomt. physics,
Nat. Res. Coun, 28- G
Atomic Energy Conn

 

 

 

 

  

enheim fel, Univ, Goltingen, 31-32; mem. U.S.

; U.S, rep. & ambassador, Int. Atomic Energy
Agency, Vienna, 61-70, Civilian with Off. Sci. Res. & Develop: Nat. Defense
Res, Comt; Consult, Manhattan Dist. Proj, U.S. Engrs, 43-45, Fel. Arm.
Phys. Soc. (pres, 57); fel. Am, Philos. Soc; Ani. Nuclear Soc; Am. Acad,
Arts & Sci. Ionization of gases; positive ray analysis; molecular struc-
ture; matter, motion and electricity; atomic energy. Address: 5 Lafayette
Rd. W, Princeton, NJ 08540.

  
 
 

 

SMYTH, HENRY F(IELD), JR, b. Phila, Pa, June 5, 03; m. 29; ¢. 2. TOXI-
COLOGY. B.S, Pernsy ia, 25, Ph.D.(med. scis), 34. Special investr,
State Dept. Labor & Indust, Pa, 25-26; consult, 25-28; instr. sanit. chem,
Pernsylvania, 28-37; fei, MELLON INST, 37-40, sr. fel, 40-47, admin. fel,
47-67, ADV. FEL, C7-; ADJ. PROF, OCCUP. HEALTH, GRAD, SCH. PUB.
HEALTH, UNIV. PITTSBURGH, 67-, lectr, med. sch. & grad. sch. pub.
health, 51-67. Partner, Smyth Lab, Pa, 26-37; secy-treas, Am. Bd. Indust,
Hyg, 60-67. Civilian with Off: Rubber Reserve, 44. AAAS; Am. Chem. Soc;
Am. Indust. Hyg. Asn. , 46-49, exec. secy, 47-54, pres, §3-54, Donald
FE. Cummings Mem. Award, 56); Soc. Toxicol.(merit award, 66). Toxicity of
organic industrial cheruicals. Address: 41 Bel Aire Rd, Delmont, PA
15626.

   
  
 
 
  

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SMYTH, JOHN B{RIDGES), b. Pembroke, Ga, dune 8, 14; m, 98; c. 4. PHYS-
ICS. B.S, Georgia, 34, M.S, 37; Ph.D.(physics), Brown, 42. Teacher, high
sch, Ga, 34-35; asst. sics, Georgia, 35-37; physicist, Tenn. Eastman
Corp, 37-38; asst. physics, Brown, 38-42; from assoc. physicist to physi-
cist, U.S. Navy Electronics Lab, 42-55; PRES. & TECH. DIR, SMYTH RES.
ASSOCS, 55- Mem. int. comn, IL, Int. Sci. Radio Union. AAAS; Am. Phys.
Soc; Acoust. Soc. Am); fe}. Inst. Elec. & Electronics Eng. Galvanomagnetic
effects; supersonics; tl y of wave propagation; transmission of super-
sonic waves through stratified media. Address: 5011 Helix Terr, La Mesa,
CA 92041.

   

 

 
  

    
 
  
 

 

SMYTH, JOSEPH RICHARD, b. Louisville, Ky, Oct. 10, 44. GEOLOGY, MIN-
ERALOGY. B.S, Va. Polytech, Inst, 66; S.M, Univ. Chicago, 68, NASA
trainee, 68-70, Ph.D.(mineral), 70. Kes. fel, geol, Harvard, 70-72, VIB.
FEL, LUNAR SCL INST, 72- Mineral. Soc. Am; Geol. Soc. Am: Am. G
phys, Union. High temperature crystallography of rock-forming siti¢ 3.
‘Address: Lunar Science Institute, 3303 NASA Rd. 1, Houston, TX 77058.

 

      
  

 

SMYTH, MICHAFL P(AUL), b. Albany, N.¥, Oct. 2, 34; m. 59; ¢. 1. ELEC -
TRICAL ENGINEERING, SYSTEMS ANALYSIS. B.S, Syracuse, 57;
}, Peansy 3. Elec. engr, Gen. Elec Cc

       

     
 

       
   
  
 
   

  

  

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SMYTH, NICHOLAS PATRICK DILLON, b. Dublin, Ireland, Apr. 1, 24p nae
m,. 85;¢.5. MEDICINE. B.Sc, Nat. Univ. Ireland, 46, M.Sc, 48, MVR. BCH.
 

apnctes Sip inalaa DIE REREece. hoes eke tar eal

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SHULMAN, HERMAN L, b. N.¥.C. Feb. 24,22; m.42:¢. 2. B.Ch.E, City
Col. New York, 42; Du Pont fet, Pennsylvania, 47-48 . 48, Ph.D.{chem.
eng), 50. Cher. engr, Gen. Mators Corp, 42-43: Bar iv, Allied Chem.
& Dye Corp, 45-46; res. chem. engr, Publicker Indu 46-47; asst.
prof. CHEM. ENG, CLARKSON COL. TECIPNOL, 48-51. assoc. prof, 51-54,
PROF, 54-, DIR. DIV. RES, 59-. DEAN GRAD. SCH. & V.PRES. & DEAN
SCH. ENG, 65-, assoc. dir. div, res, 54-59, chma. de 34. Am. Soc.
Eng. Educ; Am. Chem. Soc: Am. Inst. Chem. Eng. 5 ansfer absorp-
tion; packed columns; ion exchange: gas-bubble cu urganic processes;
flowmeters. Address: Clarkson College of Technolc Potsdam, NY 13676.

  
 
  
  
 
 
  
  
   
  
    
 
  
 
 
  
 

 

 

   

SHULMAN, HYMAN L, b. Warren, Ohio, Feb. 25, 19: m.
TJRONICS. B.A, California, Los Angeies, 48, M.A, 51
throp Aircraft Corp, 51.54; Hughes Aircraft Corp
staff, Space Tech. Labs, Inc, 55-58; mem, sr. st
Corp, 58-59; dir. res. & develop. labs, AC Spark
Corp, 59-63; MEM. TECH. STAFF, RAND CORP, &
tion; flight control and weapons systems; dynamics.
brook Dr, Los Angeles, CA g0024.

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Gen, Motors
nee and naviga~

tm. 58: ¢. 2. IN-
Md, 60. Intern

. resident med,
& med, 62-64,
prof. INFEC-
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PREV. MED, 72-

 

 

SHULMAN, JONAS ALVIN, b. Baltimore, Md, Sept. 5
TERNAL MEDICINE. Dartmouth Col, 53-56; MD,
internal med, Univ. Md. Hosp, Baltimore, Md, 60-
Univ. Wash, 61-62; R.G Pete orf fel. infectious
instr, & chief resident med, y. Wash. Hosp, 86-6
TIOUS DISEASES, SCH. MED, EMORY UNIV, 68-70
COORD. CLIN. CURRICULUM. 70-, DIR. DEPT. M
Dipl, Am. Bd. Internal Med, 63. U.S.P.H.S, 64-66.
Am. Epidemiology of hospital infections: antibiotic
ogy and efficacy Studies. Address: Divtsion of Infe
University School of Medicine, 69 Butler St, S.E, A

   
  
   
   
  
 
    
 
 
 
  
 
 
   
 
  
    
  
 
  
 
  
  
    
      

 

 

 

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tern MED, Hop-
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68, ASSOC.

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ders, including
nologic and epi-
Johus Hopkins

SHULMAN, LAWRENCE E(DWARD), b. Boston, Mass, on
{INTERNAL MEDICINE, A.B, Harvard, 41; Ph.D.ipu:
M.D, 49. Res. assoc, Join B. Pierce Found, C
kins Hosp, 49-50, asst. rés, hosp, §2-53, physt
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV, 50-52, instr, 53-56, asst
PROF, 63-, DIR, CONNECTIVE TISSUE DIV, DEPT.
gator, Arthritis & Rheumatism Found, 57. Consult,
Metab. Diseases. AAAS; Am. Rheumatism Asn; As
Fedn. Clin. Res; N.Y. Acad. Sci, Connective issue
rheumatic diseases, especially collagen disorders
demiologic studies, Address: 916 Clinical Science
Hospital, Baltimore, MD 21205,

 

im. 49; ¢. 1. MEDI-
California, 40.

rn to chief res,

& GYNEC, SCH.

, ASSOC, CLIN.
t, St. John’s Hosp,
5, sr. attend, 55-;
t, & Gynec, 47.
Am, Col, Surg. Ad-

SHULMAN, LEON J, b. Los Angeles, Calif, Sept. 22,
CINE. B.A, California, Los Angeles, 35: M.D, Sou
Jntern, Los Angeles County Hosp, Calif, 39-41: £
Margaret Hague Maternity Hosp, 42-45; instr. OB
MED, UNIV. SOUTH. CALI®, 45-56, asst. clin. 5
PROF, 59- Private practice. Mem, attend.
45-; jr. attend. staff, Los Angeles County Gen. Ho
attend. staff, Santa Monica Hosp, 59- Dipl, Am. 5
Fel. Am. Med. Asn; fel. Am. Col, Chstet. & Gynec:
dress: 2200 Santa Monica Blvd, Santa Monica, CA ¢

   

 

 

 

SHULMAN, MORTON, b. Chicago, Il, July 7, 33; m
ANESTHESIOLOGY. B.S, Illinois, 55, M.D, 58. »
ILL, 59-61, res. fel, 61-62, instr, 63-64, asst.

st, Vet. Admin, 64-:

c. 3. MEDICINE,
ANESTHESIOL, UNIV.
4.70, ASSOC. PROF,
Louisville, 69.
Capt. Am. Soc.
pharmacology of

w genera} anesthet-

      
    
 
 
  

vasoactive drugs; pharmacology of respirat
ies, local anesthetics and analgesics. Addr
Tilinois Masonic Hospita, 836 Wellington, Chi

SHULMAN, NAHUM RAPHAEL, b. Hartford, Conn. ¢ 23, 25; m. 49; ¢. 4.
HEMATOLOGY, IMMUNOLOGY. Hopkins, 41-45 47, Intern med,
Harvard Med. Serv, Boston City Hosp, Mass, 47 st. res, Cornell Med.
Serv, Mem. Hosp, New York, 48-49, res, 49-59, res, 50-51; chief
hemat. div, Naval Med. Res. Inst. & hematologist. 1 Hosp, Bethesda,
Md, 55-57; CHIEF CLIN. HEMAT. BR, NAT. I “PRITIS, METAB. &
DIGESTIVE DISEASES, 57- Inst. & Damon Ru
Kettering Inst, 49-51, prof. clin. med, George?
ternal Med. U.S.N, §1-55: U.S.P.H.S.R, 57-, Lt.
Am. Fedn. Clin. Res; Int. Soc. Hemat; Am. Asn. I
Soc; Asn. Am. Physicians. Blood clotting; enz
complement fixation; problems of immunohem
ogy; drug sensitization; het is. Address: N
Metabolic & Digestive Discases, Bethesda, MD

 

   
  
    
  
   
  
    
   
 

 

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SHULMAN, ROBERT G(ERSON), b. N.Y.C, Mar. 3,2
CAL PHYSICS. A.B, Columbia, 43, A.M, 47

ergy Comn. fel, Calif. I

Aircraft Co, 50-53; ME

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SHULMAN, SIDNEY. b. Baltimore, Md, Aug. 22, 23: m.45,68:c.6. TMMUNO-
CHEMISTRY. B.S, George Washington, 44; Ph.D. (chem), Wis sin, 49.
Assoc, Allegany Ballistics Lab, U.S. Army Ballistics Missile ney, Md,
44-46; asst. chem, Wisconsin, 46-48, proj. assoc, 49-52, assoc. immuno-
chem, sch. med, State Univ. N.Y. Buffalo, 52-54, asst. prof, 54-58, assoc,
prof. iramunochem. & biophys, 58-65, PROF. immunochem, 65-68, ICRO-
BIOL, NEW YORK MED. COL, 68-, chmn. dept, 68-69. Lederle med. faculty
fel, 54-57; U.S. Pub. Health Serv. sr. res. fel, 58-62; Nat. Insts. Health res.
career award, 63-68: consult. immunol, Buffalo Vet. Admin. Hosp, 63-. Ful-
bright travel award, 65: Commonwealth Fund travel award, 63; mem, Int.
Coord. Comt. Inmunol. Reproduction. AAAS; Am. Chem. Soc;-Am. Soc.
Biol. Chem; Am. Sac. Microbiol; Am. Acad. ANergy; Am. Soc.
Exp. Biol. & Med: Soc. Cryobiol; N.Y. Acad. Scit Brit. Biochem. Soc; Aim,
Fertil. Soc: Soc. Study Reproduction, Tissve proteins: autoantibodies; physi-
cal chemistry of proteins; eryobiology: urogenital tract antigens and cu-
zymes; immunology of reproduction and infertility. Address: Dept. of Mi-
crobiology, New York Medical College, New York, NY 10029.

 

 

 
 

SHULMAN, SOL, b. Smorgon, White Russia, Nov. 6, 29; U.S. citizen; m. 53:
c. 4, ORGANIC & POLYMER CHEMISTRY. B.S, Washington (Seattle), 52:
M.S, Wisconsin, 54; Ph.D.(chem), N.Dak. State, 63. Teaching asst. chem,
Wisconsin, 53-54; res. chemist, ‘archer-Daniels- Midland Co, Mim, 54-59:
instr, N.Dak. State, 59-64, asst. prof, 64-65; assoc. prof. CHEM, Moorhead
State Col, 65-66, prof, 67-69, chnin. dept, 66-69; PROF. & HEAD DEPT,
JLL. STATE UNIV, 69- Fel. AAAS; Am. Chem. Soc; fel, Am. Inst. Chem.
Chemistry of lipids; synthesis. Address: Dept. of Chemistry, Mlinois State
University, Normal, IL 61761.

 

 

 

SHULMAN, YECHIEL, b. Tel Aviv, Israel, Jan, 28, 30; nat: m. 59; c. 3. EN-
GINEERING, MANAGEMENT. S.B.(aeronaut. eng), S.B.(ous. & eng. admin)
& S.M, Mass. Inst. Tech, 54, Du Pont fel, 53-64, 56-57, Sc.D. (aeronaut. &
astronaut. eng), 59; Univ. Chicago, 71-72. Res. engr, aeroelastic & struct.
res. lab, Mass. Inst. Tech, 54-56, asst, 57-59; asst. prof. mech. eng. tech.
inst, Northwest. Univ, 59-62, assoc. prof. mech. eng. & astronaut, 62-67;
res, consult, ANOCUT ENG. CO, 67-68, V.PRES. ADVAN. ENG, 69-, DIR.
ELECTRONIC SYSTS. GROUP, 70- Conswit, Am. Mach. & Foundry Co, 60-
62; res. div, Gen. Am, Transportation Corp, 62-67; mem. res, & develop.
ecmt, Nat. Mach. Tool Builders Asn. Israel Defense Army, 48-50. Am.
Inst. Aeronaut. & Astronaut; Soc. Mfg. Eng; Am, Soc. Eng. Educ; Am. Soc.
Mech. Eng. Electrochemical machining; digital control systems for process
machinery; laser metrology, aerothermoelasticity: sheil structures; astro-
dynamics and optimization; structural dynamics; flight mechanics. Address:
1248 Ash St, Winnetka, IL 60093.

SHULT, ERNEST E, b. Tonica, IH, Sept. 29, 35; m. 57; ¢. 2, »aLGEBRA, MI-
CROBIAL GENETICS. B.A, Southern IHinois, 58, M.A, 69; Nat. Sci. Found.
fel. & Ph.D.(math), Illinois, 64. Res, assoc. genetics af yeast, biol. res.
Jab, Southern Ulinois, 34-57, chief theoretician, 58-61, instr. math, 63-64,
asst. prof, 64-65; Nat. Sci. Found, fel, Chicago, 65-66; assoc. prof. MATH,
South, Ill. Univ, 66-69, PROF, 69-70; UNIV. FLA, 70- Mem, inst. Advan.
Study, 68-69. U.S.A, 57-58, Res, 58-63. Am. Math. Soc. Abstract algebra;
microbial genetics, especially yeast genetics; theory of finite groups. Ad-
dress: Dept. of Mathematics, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 32601.

SHULTS, MAYO G(LENWOOD), b. Kans, Oct. 20, 17; m. 43; ¢. 2. MATHE-
MATICS. A.B, Ft. Hays Kans. State Col, 38, fel, 38-39, M.S. 39: M.S, Calif.
Inst. Technol, 44; Kansas, 47-48, 64-65, Nat. Sci. Found. summer grant,
59, 60, summers, 61, 62, Okla, State, 51, 52. Instr. math, high sch, Kans.
99-41; Garden City Jr. Col, 41-43, 46-47; asst, instr, Kansas, 47-48: instr,
North, Oxla. Jr. Cal, 48-58, chmn, dept, 57-58; asst. prof. MATH, PAN-
HANDLE STATE COL, 58-63, assoc. prof, 63-, ACTING HEAD DEPT, 72-
U.S.N.R, 43-46. Address: 202 N. Perkins, Guymon, OK 73942

SHULTS, W(ILBUR) D(OTRY), 1, b. Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 24, 29; m. 50; ¢. 3.

ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY. A.B, Emory, 50, M.S, $1; Ph.D.(chem) Indi-
ana, 66. From jr. chemist to assoc. chemist, OAK RIDGE NAT. L. 5
55, CHEMIST & GROUP LEADER ANAL. CHEM, 57- Chem.C, U.S.A, 95-97.
Am. Chera. Soc. Instrumental analysis. Address: Oak Ridge Nationa! Lab,
Oak Ridge, TN 37830.

 
 

SHULTZ, ALLAN R, b. Huntington, Ind, Jan. 8, 26; m. 49; c. 4. PHYSICAL
CHEMISTRY. A.B, Manchester Col, 48; Ph.D.(chem), Cornell. 53. Res.
assoc. chem, Mass. Inst. Tech, 52-54; RES. CHEMIST, Minn. Min. & Mfg.
Co, 54-63; GEN. ELEC, RES. & DEVELOP. CTR, SCHENECTADY, 63-
AAAS; Am. Chem. Soc. Polymer chemistry and physics; radiation chemis-
try of polymers. Address: 111 Acorn Drive, Scotia, NY 12302.

SHULTZ, CHARLES H, b. Lancaster, Pa, May 29. 36. GEOLOGY. B.S.
Franklin & Marshall Col, 58; univ. summer fel, Ohio State, 60, Nat. Sci.
Found. fels, 61-62, Ph.D. {petrol), 62. Geologist, Humble Oil & Rof. Co. 62-
64; asst. prof. GEOL, Ohio State Univ, 64-70; ASSOC. PROF, SLIPPERY
ROCK STATE COL, 70- Geol. Soc. Am; Am. Geophys. Usion.
volcanic petrology; radar as a remote sensing device for ce 2
tectonics and metamorphism of the Appalachian Mountains. a
of Geology, Slippery Rock State College, Slippery Rock, PA 16057.

  

SHULTZ, C(LIFFORD) G(LEN), b. Wichita, Kans, Sept. 9,24; m. 50; . 3.
ANALYTICAL & WATER CHEMISTRY. B.A, McPherson Col, 48; Ph.D.
(chem), New Mexico, 57. Asst. prof, chem, Eastern New Mexico, 55-56
res. chemist, Mict em. Corp, 56-57, group . 5T-60;

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