Abstract :
BY VIRTUE of its location and the excellent program arranged by the summer convention committee, the summer convention at Pasadena, Calif., June 22–26, 1936, affords members unusual opportunities to see many western developments and at the same time to keep abreast of the profession. The schedule of events includes the annual business meeting and 9 technical sessions to be held during the mornings. On the afternoons the conference of officers, delegates, and members, 2 student technical sessions, and technical conferences will be held in addition to sports and other recreation. Many places of scenic or scientific interest will be visited during the convention and the large engineering projects, such as Boulder Dam, the Metro politan Water District Aqueduct, San Francisco-Oakland Bay and Golden Gate bridges, Bonneville Dam, Grand Coulee, and Glacier Park maybe visited as preconvention or postconvention trips. Arrange your vacation plans so as to attend the summer convention at Pasadena. See the suggestion of a special train from Chicago with a tentative itinerary in ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING for April, p. 418–19, and reply promptly to the national secretary. Convention headquarters will be in the Hunting to Hotel.
