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SMPTE Elects New '59 Officers; Norwood Simmons Is President
■A Dr. Norwood L, Simmons, West Coast Division, Motion Picture Film Department, Eastman Kodak Company, was elected president of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers at the organization's 84th semi-annual convention October 20-24 in Detroit. He will hold office for the next two years.
Dr. Simmons, who has held such posts in SMPTE as governor, editorial vice-president and most recently executive vice-president, succeeds Barton Kreuzer, marketing manager of the Astro-Electronics Division of Radio Corporation of America. Mr. Kreuzer remains on the SMPTE board as past president.
Succeeding Dr. Simmons as executive vice-president is John W. Servies, vice-president of National Theatre Supply Co. Mr. Servies for the past two years was financial vice-president, and also has served SMPTE as convention vice-president.
Re-elected for a second twoyear term as editorial vice-president is Glenn Matthews, of Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester.
Taking over the duties of convention vice-president is Reid H. Ray, president of Reid H. Ray Film Industries. St. Paul. Minn. Mr. Ray recently served as treasurer of the society and chairman of the sustaining membership committee. He succeeds G. Carleton Hunt of General Film Labs, Hollywood, Calif.
Wilton R. Holm, of E. I. du Pon' de Nemours, Photo Products Division. Parlin, N. J., will continue in the capacity of secretary, a post he has held for SMPTE since 1955.
Newly-elected members of the board of governors, who will take office for two-year terms, are:
East Coast: Gerald G. Graham, di ector of technical operations. National Film Board, Montreal, Canada; and Robert C. Reineck, chief engineer. CBS News, New York City.
Central: Kenneth M. Mason, manager Midwest Division, Motion Picture Film Dept.. Eastman Kodak Company; and James L. Wassell. marketing manager of professional equipment. Bell & Howell Co.. both of Chicago.
West Coast: Ub Iwerks. director of technical research, Walt Disney Productions, Burbank, Calif.; and Theodore B. Greiner, chief engineer, TV and radio, American Broadcasting Co., Hollywood. (B["
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