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C:\Scanned\747.TIF Page 1 ENGINEERISCIENTIST, AUGUST, 1966 I NEWS in FOCUS Ingiiiiii/Scientisilit.C COUNCIL DULLSTIN Published Monthly by Melrose Publishing Co., Inc c:\scanned\747.TIF Page 1 ENGINEERISCIENTIST, AUGUST, 1966 I NEWS IN FOCUS ingiiiiii/scientisILIT.c COUNCIL DULLSTIN Published monthly by Melrose Publishing Co., Inc. 706 North La Cienega Blvd. Los Angeles, Calif. 90069 . (213) 657-4780 Correspondence regarding advertising, editorial or srrbscriptions should be mailed to the above address. Emil Reisman . EDITOR & PUBLISHER Michael C. Kotlan . STAFF EDITOR John R Bethune (ASTME) LATSC REP. James 0. Sullivan . ART D~RECTOR Ruth Reisman . CIRCULATION MANAGER Maggie Morris . ADVERTISING SALES Jo Capehart . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CLOSING DATES: Editorial Deadline is 10th day of the,month preceding month of Issue. 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American Associqtion of Cost Engineers American Ceramic Society Americon Chemical Society American Foundrymen's Society American Znstitute of Aeronautics and MEETING FACE to face are old and new offi- A MEMBERSHIP GRAPH of the Gas Appliance Astronautics cers of the San Gabriel Valley Chapter of the Engineers Society brings a pained expression American lnstituts of Chemists Society of Aerospace Materials and Process to the face of Milo Dudden, new president of Engineers. From left are past secretary Ralph the society. That long line he's pointing to is American Institute of Industrial Graves; past junior national director and in- the projected membership drive goal during Engineers coming senior director Bill Bock; outgoing his term in office. Bob Hughes, outgoing presi- American Institute of Mining, chairman Vince Ord, who will be the new jun- dent who set the existing membership record, Metal,?urgical & Petroleum Engineers ior national chairman; incoming chairman Merle seems to be enjoying the situation. Also in the American Institute of Plant Engineers Sanger; new treasurer Dick Bolliger and in- photograph are incoming officers Harold Cole, American Nuclear Society coming secretary David Robbins. treasurer; Vince Garni, trustee; Bill Stone, American Powder Metallurgy Institute trustee, and Charles Fields, secretary. American Society of Civil Engineers American Society for Quality Control American Society for Testing and MderiaLs Anlerican Society of Tool and Manufacturing Enginsers California Society of Professional Engineers Chemical h4arket Research Association Engineers and Architects lnstitute Gas Appliance Engineers Society lnstitute of Food Technologists Institute of hlanagement Sciences Instrument Society of America Los Angelcs Society for Coating IT WAS A MOMENT of transition for the Society Erikson, scholarship chairman; Sandy Ashlock, Technology of Aerospace Materials and Process Engineers, senior director; Dr. Nina Luke, vice chairman; National Association of Corrosion Orange Empire Section, Past chairman Dave Carol Green, secretary; Dick Wymer, past vice Engineers Ditman turns the chair over to Gene Mooring chairman; Norris Boyamer, treasurer; Gene Societ!~of Aeronautical Weight with a handshake. In the back row, from left, Sullivan, membership chairman. Engineers are Hal Newman. past senior director; Dr. Jay Society of Aerospace Materials and Process Engineers Societ!~of American Military Engineers Official Publication of the Society of American Value Engineers Society of Applied Industrial LOS ANGELES TECHNICAL SOCIETIES COUNCIL Engineering PRESIDENT TREASURER Society for Experimental Stress Analysis ALAN 0. ABEL (ISA) JACK M. PIERCE (ASCE) Society of Fire Protection Engineers SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT Society for Non-Destructiue Testing DR. PAUL G. MILLER (SCIFT) E. F. VAN WINKLE (SAMPE) Society of Petroleum Engineers of AIME PAST PRESIDENTS Society of Women Engineers T. L. GOLMIS (SES) HAROLD E. HEDGER (SAME) Standard Engineers Society EDWARD W. THRALL (AIAA) 0 J. N. SPARLING (SEAOSC) Structural Engineers Association of Southern California ENGINEER/SCIENTIST. AUGUST, 1966 supervisory and manageken t tools Management Seminar Open and methods. 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