U. S. engineers meet in England

Out of the joint meeting of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers and the British Institution of Chemical Engineers regular international gatherings of engineers are likely to result. At the Annual dinner recently held in England, it was suggested by Sir Frederick L. Nathan, through Sir Arthur Duckham, who presided that a biennial joint meeting of the two engineering bodies be held alternately in England and America. This should do much to incite helpful cooperation between international engineering factions.