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H. Ayres, Dr. Paul Β. Hamilton, Dr. Gerald A. Harlow, Dr. Manley W. Mallett, Dr. F. W. McLafferty, Dr. George H. Morrison, Dr. William H. Reinmuth, Dr. John K. Taylor, and Dr. J. C. White remain on the board. The terms of Dr. James E. Barney, II, Dr. J. Calvin Giddings, Dr. Robert F. Goddu, Dr. Jacob D. Neuss, and Dr. Irving Shain expire. New additions to the advisory board of Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry are Dr. David R. Boylan, associate director, Engineer- ing Experiment Station, Iowa State University of Science and Technol- ogy; Dr. John T. Goodwin, Jr., vice president for research, Corn Indus- tries Research Foundation; Dr. Daniel MacDougall, assistant director, re- search and development, Chemagro Corp.; and Dr. Frank M. Strong, de- partment of biochemistry, University of Wisconsin. Continuing on the board are W. E. Baier, Parke C. Brinkley, Dr. B. F. Daubert, Dr. G. R. Ferguson, Dr. L. B. Hein, Travis P. Hignett, Dr. Ε. Ε. Howe, and Milton S. Schechter. The terms of Dr. D. M. Doty, Dr. Bennett Johnson Thiers Boylan Wunderlich M. B. Gillis, Dr. Julius E. Johnson, Dr. Stacy B. Randle, and Dr. Samuel L. Tisdale expire. Dr. Julian W. Hill, Wilmington, Del., and Dr. Bernhard Wunderlich, department of chemistry, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, are the new ad- visory board members. Continuing in service are James V. DeRose, Saul L. Geffner, Lawrence Lessing, Dr. William T. Lippincott, Dr. Howard A. Neidig, Dr. Luke E. Steiner, Joseph S. Schmuckler, Dr. Leo Schubert, Dr. Moddie D. Taylor, and Richard M. Whitney. Dr. C. M. Sliepcevich, research professor, College of Engineering, University of Oklahoma; Dr. Fred R. Whaley, research associate, Battelle Memorial Institute; and Dr. William A. Zisman, superintendent, chemistry division, U.S. Naval Research Labora- tory, join the advisory board of Ad- vances in Chemistry Series. Dr. Fred Basolo, Raymond F. Boyer, Dr. Jack Halpern, Dr. George W. Irving, Dr. Amel R. Menotti, and Dr. Leo H. Sommer continue to serve. The terms of Dr. John H. Fletcher, Wayne W. Hilty, and Walter C. Sae- man expire. CAS Building Equity Sold to OSU The Ohio State University has agreed to purchase for $488,000 the Society's equity in its present Chemical Ab- stracts Service Building on the OSU campus in Columbus, Ohio. The sum was authorized by the OSU trustees and approved by the ACS Board of Directors at its Dec. 5 meeting. CAS is scheduled to begin moving early next year into the new $6.8 mil- lion headquarters. The new building is nearing completion on a 50-acre tract adjoining the northwest edge of the campus (C&EN, April 15, 1963, page 134). The present structure, which was financed jointly by OSU and the ACS, was completed to the third floor in 1955, and a fourth level was added in 1960. A second building, also on the OSU campus, was leased in 1961 to house the CAS R&D division. In 1963, the fast-growing operation over- flowed into temporary quarters on the new building site. The first unit scheduled to move into the new headquarters is data processing operations, now located in the R&D division building. Discounts on Foreign Journals Offered Mutual discount arrangements be- tween ACS and four foreign chemical societies have been renewed for 1965, enabling ACS members to get many foreign publications at lower than base rates. The Chemical Society (London) offers its publications to ACS members at a 10% discount. They are Chem- istry in Britain (a new publication incorporating the Proceedings of the Chemical Society and the Journal of the Royal Institute of Chemistry), the Journal of the Chemical Society and Chemistry in Britain (combined sub- scription), Chemical Communica- tions, Current Chemical Tapers, Quarterly Reviews, and the Annual Reports on the Progress of Chemistry, 1964 (to be published in mid-1965). Additional subscription information is available from Dr. J. R. Ruck Keene, General Secretary, The Chemical So- ciety (London), Burlington House, London, W. I. England. ACS members may subscribe to The Transactions of the Institution of Chemical Engineers, the official organ of the institution, at a 20% discount. Inquiries should be sent to R. Mason, Assistant Secretary, The Institution of Chemical Engineers, 16 Belgrave Square, London, S. W. I., England. Two journals published by the Royal Netherlands Chemical Society are available to ACS members at a 10% discount. They are the monthly Recueil des travaux chimiques des Pays-Bas (written mostly in English) and the weekly Chemisch Weekblad. Details may be obtained from Dr. W. F. Haak, Secretary, Koninklijke Nederlandse Chemische Vereniging, Burnierstraat 1, Postrekening 7680, Gravenhage, The Netherlands. The German Chemical Society of- fers Angewandte Chemie, Angewandte Chemie (International Edition in English ), Chemie-Ingenieur-Technik, Nachrichten aus Chemie und Technik, and Chemische Berichte to ACS mem- bers at a 10% discount. Dr. Ing. R. Wolf, Gesellschaft Deutscher Chem- iker, Postschliebfach 9075, Frankfurt (Main), West Germany, can provide additional information. All discounts on the foreign publi- cations apply only to the nonmember (base) rates. ACS journals (except publications of GAS) are available to members of the European societies at a 10% discount from the base rate. DEC. 28, 1964 C&EN 45
Transcript of Discounts on Foreign Journals Offered
H. Ayres, Dr. Paul Β. Hamilton, Dr. Gerald A. Harlow, Dr. Manley W. Mallett, Dr. F. W. McLafferty, Dr. George H. Morrison, Dr. William H. Reinmuth, Dr. John K. Taylor, and Dr. J. C. White remain on the board.
The terms of Dr. James E. Barney, II, Dr. J. Calvin Giddings, Dr. Robert F. Goddu, Dr. Jacob D. Neuss, and Dr. Irving Shain expire.
New additions to the advisory board of Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry are Dr. David R. Boylan, associate director, Engineering Experiment Station, Iowa State University of Science and Technology; Dr. John T. Goodwin, Jr., vice president for research, Corn Industries Research Foundation; Dr. Daniel MacDougall, assistant director, research and development, Chemagro Corp.; and Dr. Frank M. Strong, department of biochemistry, University of Wisconsin.
Continuing on the board are W. E. Baier, Parke C. Brinkley, Dr. B. F. Daubert, Dr. G. R. Ferguson, Dr. L. B. Hein, Travis P. Hignett, Dr. Ε. Ε. Howe, and Milton S. Schechter.
The terms of Dr. D. M. Doty, Dr.
Bennett Johnson
Thiers Boylan
Wunderlich
M. B. Gillis, Dr. Julius E. Johnson, Dr. Stacy B. Randle, and Dr. Samuel L. Tisdale expire.
Dr. Julian W. Hill, Wilmington, Del., and Dr. Bernhard Wunderlich, department of chemistry, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, are the new advisory board members.
Continuing in service are James V. DeRose, Saul L. Geffner, Lawrence Lessing, Dr. William T. Lippincott, Dr. Howard A. Neidig, Dr. Luke E. Steiner, Joseph S. Schmuckler, Dr. Leo Schubert, Dr. Moddie D. Taylor, and Richard M. Whitney.
Dr. C. M. Sliepcevich, research professor, College of Engineering, University of Oklahoma; Dr. Fred R. Whaley, research associate, Battelle Memorial Institute; and Dr. William A. Zisman, superintendent, chemistry division, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory, join the advisory board of Advances in Chemistry Series.
Dr. Fred Basolo, Raymond F. Boyer, Dr. Jack Halpern, Dr. George W. Irving, Dr. Amel R. Menotti, and Dr. Leo H. Sommer continue to serve.
The terms of Dr. John H. Fletcher, Wayne W. Hilty, and Walter C. Sae-man expire.
CAS Building Equity Sold to OSU The Ohio State University has agreed to purchase for $488,000 the Society's equity in its present Chemical Abstracts Service Building on the OSU campus in Columbus, Ohio. The sum was authorized by the OSU trustees and approved by the ACS Board of Directors at its Dec. 5 meeting.
CAS is scheduled to begin moving early next year into the new $6.8 million headquarters. The new building is nearing completion on a 50-acre tract adjoining the northwest edge of the campus (C&EN, April 15, 1963, page 134).
The present structure, which was financed jointly by OSU and the ACS, was completed to the third floor in 1955, and a fourth level was added in 1960. A second building, also on the OSU campus, was leased in 1961 to house the CAS R&D division. In 1963, the fast-growing operation overflowed into temporary quarters on the new building site.
The first unit scheduled to move into the new headquarters is data processing operations, now located in the R&D division building.
Discounts on Foreign Journals Offered Mutual discount arrangements between ACS and four foreign chemical societies have been renewed for 1965, enabling ACS members to get many foreign publications at lower than base rates.
The Chemical Society (London) offers its publications to ACS members at a 10% discount. They are Chemistry in Britain (a new publication incorporating the Proceedings of the Chemical Society and the Journal of the Royal Institute of Chemistry), the Journal of the Chemical Society and Chemistry in Britain (combined subscription), Chemical Communications, Current Chemical Tapers, Quarterly Reviews, and the Annual Reports on the Progress of Chemistry, 1964 (to be published in mid-1965). Additional subscription information is available from Dr. J. R. Ruck Keene, General Secretary, The Chemical Society (London), Burlington House, London, W. I. England.
ACS members may subscribe to The Transactions of the Institution of Chemical Engineers, the official organ of the institution, at a 20% discount. Inquiries should be sent to R. Mason, Assistant Secretary, The Institution of Chemical Engineers, 16 Belgrave Square, London, S. W. I., England.
Two journals published by the Royal Netherlands Chemical Society are available to ACS members at a 10% discount. They are the monthly Recueil des travaux chimiques des Pays-Bas (written mostly in English) and the weekly Chemisch Weekblad. Details may be obtained from Dr. W. F. Haak, Secretary, Koninklijke Nederlandse Chemische Vereniging, Burnierstraat 1, Postrekening 7680, Gravenhage, The Netherlands.
The German Chemical Society offers Angewandte Chemie, Angewandte Chemie (International Edition in English ), Chemie-Ingenieur-Technik, Nachrichten aus Chemie und Technik, and Chemische Berichte to ACS members at a 10% discount. Dr. Ing. R. Wolf, Gesellschaft Deutscher Chem-iker, Postschliebfach 9075, Frankfurt (Main), West Germany, can provide additional information.
All discounts on the foreign publications apply only to the nonmember (base) rates. ACS journals (except publications of GAS) are available to members of the European societies at a 10% discount from the base rate.
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