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May, 1952
THE COUNCIL
163
COMMITTEE REPORTS
Membership Committee. — The following are elected :
Sam E. Shroff (Member), 43, Cecil Avenue, Wembley, Middlesex.
Sidney Noel Ward-Ellison (Associate), Capitol Cinema, Meanwood, Leeds, 6.
Brian John Marshall (Associate), Mercia Films, Ltd., Wembley Film Studios, Wembley, Middlesex.
Joyce Messenger (Associate), Mercia Film Productions, Ltd., Wembley Park, Middlesex.
Richard Spurrier Meakin (Associate), British Broadcasting Corporation.
William Thomas Coulling (Member), Festival of Britain Office, Victory House, Regent Street, London, W.l.
Jack Stanley Whincup (Associate), Associated Tower Cinemas, Ltd., 11, Park Lane, Leeds, 1.
Peter Crossfield (Associate) , Associated Tower Cinemas, Ltd., 41, Park Lane, Leeds, 1.
Stanley Sedgwick (Associate), Crescent Cinema, Dewsbury Road, Leeds.
Albert Charles Jesse Bolton (Member), RKO Radio Pictures, Ltd., 2-4, Dean Street, London, W.l.
The following is transferred from Associateship to Membership :
John Errol Rankin McDougall, Associated Screen Studios, 2000, Northcliffe Avenue, Montreal, Canada.
The resignation of one Associate was noted with regret. — Report received and adopted.
International Relations Committee. — The work of appointing Society representatives abroad is going forward. Mr. E. W. Wingrove, Secretary of the B.F.P.A., is co-opted to the Committee. —
Report received and adopted.
K.R.S. Film Damage Advisory Committee. — Mr. R. J. T. Brown is appointed to represent the Society on the above Committee.
The proceedings then terminated.
Membars are urged to keep their fellow members informed of their activities through the medium of British Kinematography.
Small announcements will be accepted from Members and Associates. Rate, 4d. per word, plus 2s. for Box No. if required (except for Situations Wanted). Trade advertisements. other than Situations Vacant, not accepted.
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