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HOW TO APPLY FOR MEMBERSHIP The real accomplishments of life are $18.00; Junior Members $10.00; and Student usually measured by the service one has Members $3.00. Dues of new members rendered to his fellows and the true cul are pro-rated on a quarterly basis. tural refinement of mind, the finest sense of personal and professional ethics, factors transcending all material elements in what man calls "success," are developed through association with those of high ideals and cherished ambitions in the same field of activity. The American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers offers to him whose work. is definitely within its province an opportunity for such association and an opportunity for rearservice to his profession. Every man in the heating, ventilating and air conditioning profession needs the Society-- Article C-II--Membership Section 1. Persons connected with the arts and sciences related to heating, venti lating or air conditioning are eligible for admission into the Society. Section A Member shall be over -thirty (30) years of age and shall have more than eight (8) years' experience in the sciences relating to the arts of heating, ventilating or air conditioning, He shall have been in active practice of his pro fession and in responsible charge of im portant work for four (4) years, consisting of design, construction, research, develop ment or teaching, and shall be qualified to 1-- Because of the contacts that it brings design or direct "such engineering work. - through national and local meetings. Sections. A Junior Member shall be a 2-- Because of the information supplied by person over twenty (20) years and under Society Publications. thirty (30) years of age, who has had three 3-- Because of the opportunities that re (3) years experience in the sciences relating search reveals in. new applications for 1 to the arts of heating, ventilating or air engineering services and equipment. conditioning. Each successfully comT 4-- Because of the satisfaction to be de rived in contributing to human comfort and well being. pleted year in an engineering school may be considered equivalent to one (1) year of such work. A Candidate must make application on the printed form"Membership Appli cation" which is available at the head quarters office or from Chapter Officers and members. A statement of qualifi cations and engineering experience is required and four members must act as sponsors except under certain -conditions ..noted in Article 2J-III of the By-Laws. Section 6. An Associate Member shall be twenty-five (25) years of age or over. He needmot be an engineer, but must have been so connected with some branch of engineering or the art of heating, venti-- lating, air conditioning or the industries . relating thereto, that he may be considered as qualified to co-operate with heating and ventilating engineers in the advancement of professional knowledge. -- Initiation Fees for 1943 are:* Members and Associate Members. $10.00; Junior Members $5.00. The Initiation Fee must' accompany application. . Section 7. A Student Member shall be a person between the ages of 18. and 25 years, .who is, regularly attending courses in an- engineering college or technical For 1943 the annual dues of the Society school at the time of applying for member are: Members and Associate Members' ship. - Roll of Membership American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers 1943 (Corrected to January 15, 1943) HONORARY MEMBERS BALDWIN, WM. J. (1915), New York, N. Y. (Deceased May 7, 1924). BILLINGS, DR. 3. S. (1896), New York, N. Y. (Deceased March 10, 1913.) BOLTON, REGINALD PELHAM (1897), New York, N. Y. (Deceased February '18, 1942.) BRECKENRIDGE, L. P. (1920), North Ferrisburg; Vt. (Deceased August 22, 1940.) GORMLY, JOHN (Charter Member), Norristown, Pa. (Deceased January 31, 1929.) NEWTON, C. W. (Charter Member), Baltimore, Md. (Deceased August 6, 1920.) HOOD, O. P. (1929), Washington, D. C. (Deceased April 22, 1937.) JELLETT, STEWART A. (Charter Member), (Presidential Member), Philadelphia, Pa. (Deceased April 5, 1935.) ., >*.* - v>- ' LIST OF MEMBERS Arranged Alphabetically, (*Asterisk indicates authorship of papers; indicates address for mail) (M 1923; A 1918; j 1916) indicates. Election as Member 1923; Associate 1918; Junior 1916/ (Pres. 1923) indicates. Elected President in .1923 and is now a Presidential Member. A ABBOTT, Thomas. J. (M 1938) Vlce-Pres., George C. Abbott, Ltd., 119 Harbord St.,` and .. 42 Ardmore Rd.. Toronto, Ont., Canada. ABRAMS, Abraham (M 1927: J 1924) Pres., Abbey Heating Co., Inc., 81 Centre Ave., and 100 Clove Rd., New Rochelle, N. Y. ABRAMSON, Ralph J. (A 1938) Designer. Constmction Aggregates Corp., 33 N. LaSalle St., and 1414 Pratt Blvd.; Chicago, 111. ACHENBACH, Paul R.* (M 1942) Asst. Mech.. Engr., National Bureau of Standards, Wash* ADAMS, Harold E. {M 1930) Chief Engr., eThe Nash Engineering Co., Wilson Rd., South Norwalk, and Merrill Heights. Norwalk, Conn. ADAMS, Nell D. (M 1929; A 1925; 7 1922), ' (Coundl 1938-40). Supt., Franklin Heating' Station, 220 Second Ave. S.W., and 836 Eighth Ave. S.W., Rochester, Minn. ADDAMS, Homer (Charier Member; Life Member), - (Presidential Member), (Pres., 1924;- 1st- Vice- . Pres.. 1923; Treas.. 1915-22; Coundl, 1915-25), Pres., Kewanee Boiler Co., Inc., and Fitzgibbons Boiler Co., Inc., 101 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. ^ ington, D. C., and 1912 N. Randolph St., ADDINGTON, Haroid M. (M 1939) WIedeman Arlington, Va. - & Singleton. Greenwood. Miss. ADAIR, James S. (A 1941; J 1940) Owner. , ADDINGTON, Herbert B. (M 1938) .Consulting Southern Equipment Co., 205 Balter Bldg., - Engr., 13 East 37th St., New York, and 25 and 520 Rue Chartres, Vieux Carre, New Orleans, Lafayette Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. ** . La. ADEMA, George E. (M 1939) Pres.. N. M. ADAM, Ray W. (A 1938) Owner, W. A. Adam Adema & Son, 39 W. Balcom St., and 260 Warren Co., 8810 Grinnell Ave.. and` 5911-Courville ' Rd.. Buffalo, N. Y. s ' Ave., Detroit, Midi. ADAMS, Bruce P. (A 1936) Gen. Mgr., McDon nell & Miller, 400 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago,, -and 2211 Greenwood Ave., Wilmette, 111. .* /ADAMS, Chester Z. (M 1939) Branch7 Mgr., Ilg Electric Ventilating Co., 312 Piedmont Bldg., Box 1356, and- 207 E.' Avondale Dr., Greensboro, N. C. ADAMS, Eugene E. (A 1938) Sales Engr., Garden City Fan Co., 55* West 42nd St,, Room 1508A, New York, and 35-46-79th St., Jackson Heights,, - L. I,, N. Y. . . ADLAM, T. Napier (M 1932) Vice-Pres., Sarco . Manufacturing Corp., 475 Fifth Ave., New York; N. Y., and 124 Forest* Hill Rd., West Orange,- N. J.' .' AEBERLY, John J.* (M 1928). (Council, 1937- , 39), Chid of Div. of Htg., Vtg. & Industrial 'Sanitation, Chicago Board. of Health, 54 W.. Hubbard. St., and *6225 N. Newcastle Ave./ Norwood Park, P. O.. Chicago, 111. ' - AHEARN, William J. (M 1929) *791 Tremont St., Boston, and 131 Windermere Rd., Auburn-. - ADAMS, - Eugene F. (M 1941) Architectural * Engr., Daly-Nixon & Adams,.Archt. Engrs., 536 AHRENS, Clarence F. (A 1940) Sales Engr.. - Insurance Bldg., and 1227 South 52nd St., R. A. Dubuque Supply Co.. 3960. Duncan Ave.. Omaha. Nebr. and *4151 Toenges Ave., St. Louis,* Mo. ADAMS, Frank L. (M 1939) Htg.-Air Cond. ' AHRENS, Richard' H. (A 1941) Sales Engr.,- Engr., Public Service Co. of Colorado, 900-15th Green Colonial Furnace Co., 1929 Pershing, ' St., and 1185 Grape St.. Denver, Colo. . Davenport, Iowa. 9