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The question of the 1935-1936 award from the A. PH. A. Research Fund has been given the careful consideration of the Research Committee, and, by mail ballot, it was decided that the grant of $1000.00 be devoted to one special piece of research; subject to be decided upon a t the August meeting of the Research Committee during the A. PH. A. Convention in Portland, Oregon.
The fine work on drug extraction performed by Dr. W. J. Husa and his associates during the past three years and financed by grants from the A. PH. A. Research Fundencourages the Research Committee in the belief that another extended piece of worth-while research is desirable, and this notice is being published by way of an invitation to workers in the field of pharmaceutical research to suggest topics suitable for the creation of a research project to be financed from the A. PH. A. Research Fund.
All such suggestions (or applications) shall be laid before a special sub-committee consisting of Messrs. Cook, Gathercoal, Scoville. Beal and Arny who will make specific recommendations of the entire membership of the Research Committee at its Portland meeting. At that time, the Committee will decide upon the subject of the research project and the person to whom the task will be entrusted, and the recommendations of the Committee will then be transmitted to the A. PH. A. Council and to the General Session of the ASSOCIATION for final action.
Suggestions as to topics and requests for the grant should be sent to the chairman of Research Committee, H. V. Amy, 115 W. 68th St., New York, N. Y., not later than July 1935.
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Owing to several unavoidable delays, the Committee was not completely organized until February of this year, and after organization the exigencies of abnormal conditions due to the war resulted in such an enormous increase in regular routine work that it was impossible for the niemhers of the Commit