. 'i•: ... -'.:. ---.:' .. ,:-.. - •..• :' '•....r: '.:: : - - ::'"*:'.*":i'•'. ? :.,-':'- "-. '"'::" .' t,..:,.." .:-: .'"'" .•-., _- .:•:•:.' i' '- /" '"- ½• ' ,',• '•' .• i'. • :•½'•':•-.?'.'•.. •,,, .."•.'-'.• . . . ,d'.. •... •-•:' "•'}' •: •"•::" ..... ,*• "•' '"" "'*"' .... '"• "' .!•,' • • '"'•' ,. ? •" ,. : E:•'.!i..'. -' ..,:, ::..::, ,,, ', :- '., :. - - :: .,,,. ' - ,........ , • ".. ß --,• .... ......,........-. ,, . :...7.:..•,,::. :•.., • .:'•, ,...,•--..- . ,•..,,......• ......., ..:.. ,?i.,...,:, L :•: : :i'll '•" ' !"• ' " ....... ' !?.,.. .................... ,. ," .." ... :..::. ..' .... . .. .. :./::? :.:'-' .: CONTRIBUTORS TO TECHNICAL SESSIONS, SOCIETY OF COSMETIC CHEMISTS Some of the speakers who contributed to the technical sessions of the SociE•rv or Cos- •E•r•c C•Ems•rs at the regular Spring Meeting held at the Hotel Liltmore, New York City, on May 14, 1954, reading in the usual order, they are from left to right: front row--Walter J. Hamburger, Raymond Stevens, and D. W. Brookfield back row--W. C. Griffin, Gerald Oster, R. S. Manly, and Norman Rosenthal. CHICAGO SECTION NEWS AT T}•E ANNUAL "Ladies Night" meeting on April 13, 1954, Dr. Llewellyn Heard, research chemist for the Standard Oil Company, gave a lecture demonstration of "Fire Magic," illustrating the scientific facts about fire. Dr. Heard, a specialist on catalysts, received his Ph.D. at Johns Hop- kins University and in 1936 joined the Standard Oil organization. There was no meeting held in May due to the meeting in New York City. At the June 8th meeting, Otto Eisenschiml spoke on "The Art of Selling Chemical Knowledge." Mr. Eisenschiml is with the Scientific Oil Com- pounding Company. NECROLOGY Moody Lewis Crowder MooDY LEwis CROWDER, Treasurer of the SOCIETY or COSMETIC CIqEMISTS, died at Grace New Haven Hospital, New Haven, Conn., on June 13th. Mr. Crowder, who was assistant manager of the Research & Control Laboratories of the Pond's Extract Company, Clinton, Conn., had been ill only a few days. Mr. Crowder had been with the Pond's Extract Company since 1946 and had been active in the development of newproducts and newscientific control techniques. Previously he had been a chemist for the Rock Island Railroad 144

. 'i•: ... -'.:. ---.:' .. ,:-.. - •..• :' '•....r: '.:: : - - ::'"*:'.*":i'•'. ? :.,-':'- "-. '"'::" .' t,..:,.." .:-: .'"'" .•-., _- .:•:•:.' i' '- /" '"- ½• ' ,',• '•' .• i'. • :•½'•':•-.?'.'•.. •,,, .."•.'-'.• . . . ,d'.. •... •-•:' "•'}' •: •"•::" ..... ,*• "•' '"" "'*"' .... '"• "' .!•,' • • '"'•' ,. ? •" ,. : E:•'.!i..'. -' ..,:, ::..::, ,,, ', :- '., :. - - :: .,,,. ' - ,........ , • ".. ß --,• .... ......,........-. ,, . :...7.:..•,,::. :•.., • .:'•, ,...,•--..- . ,•..,,......• ......., ..:.. ,?i.,...,:, L :•: : :i'll '•" ' !"• ' " ....... ' !?.,.. .................... ,. ," .." ... :..::. ..' .... . .. .. :./::? :.:'-' .: CONTRIBUTORS TO TECHNICAL SESSIONS, SOCIETY OF COSMETIC CHEMISTS Some of the speakers who contributed to the technical sessions of the SociE•rv or Cos- •E•r•c C•Ems•rs at the regular Spring Meeting held at the Hotel Liltmore, New York City, on May 14, 1954, reading in the usual order, they are from left to right: front row--Walter J. Hamburger, Raymond Stevens, and D. W. Brookfield back row--W. C. Griffin, Gerald Oster, R. S. Manly, and Norman Rosenthal. CHICAGO SECTION NEWS AT T}•E ANNUAL "Ladies Night" meeting on April 13, 1954, Dr. Llewellyn Heard, research chemist for the Standard Oil Company, gave a lecture demonstration of "Fire Magic," illustrating the scientific facts about fire. Dr. Heard, a specialist on catalysts, received his Ph.D. at Johns Hop- kins University and in 1936 joined the Standard Oil organization. There was no meeting held in May due to the meeting in New York City. At the June 8th meeting, Otto Eisenschiml spoke on "The Art of Selling Chemical Knowledge." Mr. Eisenschiml is with the Scientific Oil Com- pounding Company. NECROLOGY Moody Lewis Crowder MooDY LEwis CROWDER, Treasurer of the SOCIETY or COSMETIC CIqEMISTS, died at Grace New Haven Hospital, New Haven, Conn., on June 13th. Mr. Crowder, who was assistant manager of the Research & Control Laboratories of the Pond's Extract Company, Clinton, Conn., had been ill only a few days. Mr. Crowder had been with the Pond's Extract Company since 1946 and had been active in the development of newproducts and newscientific control techniques. Previously he had been a chemist for the Rock Island Railroad 144