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73d Semiannual Convention
A meeting of the Papers Committee at sions will be shown in the Advance Notice
Washington on October 9, during the of the Convention scheduled to be mailed
72d Convention, laid general plans for to members on March 2d.
the Spring Convention to be held at the Deadlines established by Papers Com
Los Angeles Statler, April 27 May 1. mittee Chairman Bill Rivers and 73d
Several aims were espoused and some Program Chairman Ralph Lovell are:
sessions planned. Inasmuch as the Na Authors' Forms and Abstracts due on
tional Association of Radio and Television February 16; manuscripts due on March
Broadcasters will meet at Los Angeles ' , , f
Blank forms can now be obtained from during the early part of that week, the anyone Qn ^ Papers Gommittee) but it
SMPTE television sessions will be held on ig preferable that you work with the one
Thursday and Friday, contrary to the nearest you. The complete roster of the
arrangement of recent convention pro Committee will be published in the next
grams. The arrangement of all the ses Journal.
The Chairman and Vice-Chairmen are:
Chairman: W. H. Rivers, Eastman Kodak Co., 342 Madison Ave., New York 17. 73d Convention Program Chairman: Ralph E. Lovell, 2743 Veteran Ave., West Los Angeles
64, Calif.
For Washington: J. E. Aiken, 116 N. Galveston St., Arlington 3, Va. For Chicago: Geo. W. Colburn, 164 N. Wacker Dr., Chicago 6, 111. For High-Speed Photography: Carlos H. Elmer, 410B Forrestal St., China Lake, Calif. For Canada: G. G. Graham, National Film Board of Canada, John St., Ottawa, Canada. For New York: E. Arthur Hungerford, Jr., Campfire Rd., Chappaqua, N.Y.
Awards
The Society serves its field in one way, among others, by an attempt to recognize formally important contributions by individuals. Several awards are conferred annually upon those whose work has been considered significant in their particular fields of interest. Those who were selected during 1952 were presented awards during the Fall Convention of the Society in Washington, D.C. Their names and awards are listed here.
As has been done in past years there were published earlier this year, in April, the recommendations, citations and former recipients of the Progress Medal Award, the Samuel L. Warner Memorial Award, the Journal Award and the David Sarnoff Award.
New Fellows of the Society
President Mole formally inducted the following as new Fellows of the Society: John Arnold, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, Culver City, Calif. E. E. Blake, Council Kinematograph Manufacturers Association of Great Britain and
Kodak Ltd., London
O. L. Dupy, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, Culver City, Calif. Karl Freund, Photo Research Corp., Burbank, Calif. Edgar Gretener, Dr. Edgar Gretener A.G., Zurich, Switzerland W. T. Hanson, Jr., Eastman Kodak Co., Rochester, N.Y. C. E. Heppberger, National Carbon Co., Chicago
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