Join an A. 1. Ch. E. Division! 1 Formed so that members with common interests may meet and work together within the framework of the Institute, two A.1.Ch.E. divisions catering to specific fields have been created so far: the Heat Transfer and the Nuclear Engineering Divisions. Among other activities, the Heat Transfer Division sponsors the Joint A.1.Ch.E.-A.S.M.E. Heat Transfer Conference held each August. The Nuclear Engineering Division is similarly responsible for the A.I.Ch.E.'s part in the biennial Nuclear Congress. Specifically the purposes of the divisions are as follow: The Heat Transfer Division of A.1.Ch.E. encourages investi-Stuart W. Churchill is chairman of the Heat Transfer Divigations and fosters the dissemination of knowledge in the sion and W. A. Rodger of the Nuclear Engineering Division. science and art of heat transfer. It provides opportunities for Interested members should fill in the form below and send engineers and scientists to exchange ideas, experiences and it with $2.00 annual dues to the Secretary-Treasurer of evaluations through meetings and conferences. The Division either division: Raymond F. Fremed, Heat Transfer Division, coordinates the Institute's activities in the field of heat trans-A.I.Ch.E., Post Office Box 213, Far Rockaway 91, New York; fer and cooperates with other societies in this field. Charles E. Dryden, Nuclear Engineering Division, A.I.Ch.E., The Nuclear Engineering Division has responsibility for Ohio State University7 Columbus, Ohiocoordinating the activities of the Institute in the field of nu-Name clear energy. The Division plans symposia, attempts to foster Company Local Section activities in this field and has accepted the Institute's responsibilities in the development of nuclear stand-