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Transactions of 8.M.P.E., Vol XIII, No. 37, 1929
' Presidents
25
Executives
Vice-presidents
18
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Secretary and Treasurer
15
Gen. Managers
16
' Managers
22
Managers 56
Production Managers Technical
15
8
Laboratory superintendents
6
Experimentors
5
Ciiiematographers
) Camera Men
25
45
( Chief Cinematograpliers
20
' Sales
Managers
13
Editors
9
Directors ,
Sales
Eepresentatives
6
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Advertising Managers
3
Patent Attorneys
2
Lavryers
1
' Projectionists
30
Commercial
Producers
11
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Owners
10
Distributers
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' Manufacturers
5
Miscellaneous 14
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Chairman Inventors
2
4
Prof, of Photography
3
The class of men composing our membership is changing. We are acquiring an increasing number of members who are primarily interested in radio and acoustics as applied to sound pictures. We shall have to watch carefully to prevent unnecessary duplication of effort and papers with such organizations as the Institute of Radio Engineers, The Acoustical Society, etc. There must, of course, be close co-operation between our organization and others whose interests bear on, or interlock with ours.
As we grow in size we may soon approach the time when it will be desirable to hold local meetings between the main conventions. I believe several such meetings could to good advantage be held in New York City.
We have a very full program before us. In order to carry it out we shall have to stick pretty close to schedule. Insofar as possible, papers will be presented at the time and on the dates indicated; otherwise, they will be held over to the end of the con