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focusing on pharmacy recruitment and associations, b ecoming more concerned every day Colleges with the need for recruiting pharmacists, have been focusing their attention on high school a nd college students with an interest in the health sciences. More than 5,000 students attended a three-day health career conference in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania with the Western Pennsylvania Society of H osp ital Pharmacists representing the careers available in all fields of pharmacy-com-
munity practice, hospital pharmacy and education, wholesale and manufacturing areas. A two-day pharmacy counseling program for high school and college students with an interest in pharmacy as a career has been organized by the University of Wisconsin . The program includes a visit to pharmacy classes and laboratories while in session and participation in some of the laboratory experiments. •
judging Lunsford Richardson awards Richardson pharmacy awards will again be presented Lunsford this year to pharmacy student s in recognition of their exploration of current problems in pharmacy. M ore than $12,000 will be distributed to students and APHA student chapters to encourage and stimulate interest in pharmaceutical sciences. Judging is divided into three areas-graduate research, undergraduate research and the undergradua t e essay contest-and judges have been selected by the award committee. Edward G. F eldmann, scientific division director for APHA; Troy C . Daniels, dean of the University of California school of pharmacy, and Lloyd M. Parks, dean of Ohio State University college of pharmacy, will judge the graduate research entries. Undergraduate research will be judged by Paul J. Jannke, professor of chemistry at the University of Connecticut school of
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industry up the ladder . APHA member Richard H. Barry has been promoted by Hoffman-La Roche to asst. director of product development. ...• APHA member George E. Brenneman promoted by eiba to product planning manager.
soothing human relations
necrology
. Everyday problems of human relations in pharmacies are dealt with in a new film entitled Day of Judgment sponsored by Lilly and starring Walter Pidgeon. Movie, which will have its premier showing a t the APHA Dallas meeting, recognizes that the relationship between the pharmacist and the patient is the chief avenue through which professional stature can be maintained.
• Rudolf O. Hauck, APHA member and executive vice president and member of the board of directors of Knoll Pharmaceutical Company passed away Sunday, March 27. Hauck graduated from Columbia University college of pharmacy with his PhG in 1925 and received his PhC in 1926, his BSc in 1927, his masters in 1931 , all from Columbia and his doctorate
American Druggists Insurance Company ............... ... . . ... 52,170 Don Baxte r, Inc. Mannitol ........... 202A-202B (western region only) Bristol-Myers Bufferin ......................... 55, 207 Ciba Dialog ............. 211, May third cover Serpasil ....... Feb., Mar. second cover
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7. (C) 8. (C) 9. (B ) 10. (D) 11. (A) 12 . (B)
pharmacy; Louis P. J effrey, director of pharmacy of Albany (N.Y.) M edical Center, and Albert L. Picchioni, professor of pharmacology at the University of Arizona. The three judges named for the undergradua t e essay contest are Martin Ba rr, dean of Wayne State University college of pharmacy ; Benjamin F. Cooper, dean of Northeast Louisiana State College school of pharmacy, and Walter L . Dickison, dean of Southwestern (Okla.) State College school of pharmacy. These awards, inaugurated in 1955, are sponsored by Richardson-M errell. Students at pha rmacy schools in the United States, Puerto Rico and Canada are eligible for the prizes which are awarded on a regional basis. This year for the first time, a national winner of merit in each of the three catagories will be selected for a special award . •
13. (B ) t'4. (D ) 15. (C) 16. (C) 17. (B) 1 8 . (A )
Coca-Cola Company .................. 271 Equitable of Iowa ................ 221, 229 Glenbrook Laboratories Bayer Aspirin ................... 77,231 Hoffman-La Roche Classifi ed ..•..... .... . ............ . 209 Hynson, Westcott and Dunning, Inc. Lactinex .. Mar., April, May fourth cover Thantis Lozenges ........... Jan., Feb. fou rth cover Johann Weiss Labeling machine .................. 165 Lea & Febiger Pharmaceutical textbooks .......... 103 Lederle Laboratories Rhuli products ..................... 141 Eli Lilly and Company Institutional .. . . ... 33-34, 83-84, 109-110, 117-118, 267-268 Mack Publishing Company Husa's Pharmaceutical Dispensing ... 7 McGraw-H ill Book Company Pharmaceutical textbooks ... ..... .. 108 McKesson Laboratories McKesson pharmaceuticals ....... Jan . second cover Mead Johnson Classified .......... ......... .....•• 203 Menley and James Laboratories Contac .......................... 41, 205 Merck Sharp and Dohme Institutional ........ 3, April third cover, May second cover Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance Company ............ 8,60, 137, 180, 234
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from Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute in 1950. He was an instructor at Columbia from 1927 to 1934 and then he joined Knoll. He was a member of the American Chemical Society, New York chapter of APHA, Kappa Psi and a past president of the alumni association of Columbia University. He was active in the Industrial Management Club of Orange, New Jersey and the Concordia Historical Society of St. Louis, Missouri.
Northeastern University Classified .................... 36, 87, 102 Owens-Illinois Glass Company Prescriptionware ........ 29, 151-152, 233 Pfizer Laboratories Institutional ........ 50-Jan. third cover, 100-Feb. third cover, 168-Mar. third cover Pittman-Moore Classified .................. ... ..... 163 Plough, Inc. Classified ........................... 9 Professional Group Insurance .. . ....... ... 104-105, 213, 273 Robinson Laboratory Institutional. ................... 171, 259 G.D. Searle and Company Dramamine .......••••••.......... 155 Ovulen .......................... 53, 175 Sheffield Chemical Calcium lactate (granular) ...... 173,257 E.R. Squibb and Sons Noctagetic liquid ..... 133, April second cover Suckert Loose Leaf Cover Co •...... ... 99 Travel Consultants, Inc ••••••.•.•••• 232 University of Saskatchewan Classified .......................... 146 Upjohn Company O-T-C promotion ............... 147, 217 Warner-Chilcott Laboratories Gelusil ........... .... .......... 215, 263 Pre-Sate •........................... 161 Sinutab ........................... , .89 Wyeth Laboratories Omnipen ..................... 250-251
munity practice, hospital pharmacy and education, wholesale and manufacturing areas. A two-day pharmacy counseling program for high school and college students with an interest in pharmacy as a career has been organized by the University of Wisconsin . The program includes a visit to pharmacy classes and laboratories while in session and participation in some of the laboratory experiments. •
judging Lunsford Richardson awards Richardson pharmacy awards will again be presented Lunsford this year to pharmacy student s in recognition of their exploration of current problems in pharmacy. M ore than $12,000 will be distributed to students and APHA student chapters to encourage and stimulate interest in pharmaceutical sciences. Judging is divided into three areas-graduate research, undergraduate research and the undergradua t e essay contest-and judges have been selected by the award committee. Edward G. F eldmann, scientific division director for APHA; Troy C . Daniels, dean of the University of California school of pharmacy, and Lloyd M. Parks, dean of Ohio State University college of pharmacy, will judge the graduate research entries. Undergraduate research will be judged by Paul J. Jannke, professor of chemistry at the University of Connecticut school of
pharmacy today (continued from page 275)
industry up the ladder . APHA member Richard H. Barry has been promoted by Hoffman-La Roche to asst. director of product development. ...• APHA member George E. Brenneman promoted by eiba to product planning manager.
soothing human relations
necrology
. Everyday problems of human relations in pharmacies are dealt with in a new film entitled Day of Judgment sponsored by Lilly and starring Walter Pidgeon. Movie, which will have its premier showing a t the APHA Dallas meeting, recognizes that the relationship between the pharmacist and the patient is the chief avenue through which professional stature can be maintained.
• Rudolf O. Hauck, APHA member and executive vice president and member of the board of directors of Knoll Pharmaceutical Company passed away Sunday, March 27. Hauck graduated from Columbia University college of pharmacy with his PhG in 1925 and received his PhC in 1926, his BSc in 1927, his masters in 1931 , all from Columbia and his doctorate
American Druggists Insurance Company ............... ... . . ... 52,170 Don Baxte r, Inc. Mannitol ........... 202A-202B (western region only) Bristol-Myers Bufferin ......................... 55, 207 Ciba Dialog ............. 211, May third cover Serpasil ....... Feb., Mar. second cover
,.~ medI-Q Answers • :'j (A nswers to Medl-Quiz on page 228) 1. (B ) 2. (C) 3. (D) 4. (B ) 5. (A ) 6 . (A) 276
7. (C) 8. (C) 9. (B ) 10. (D) 11. (A) 12 . (B)
pharmacy; Louis P. J effrey, director of pharmacy of Albany (N.Y.) M edical Center, and Albert L. Picchioni, professor of pharmacology at the University of Arizona. The three judges named for the undergradua t e essay contest are Martin Ba rr, dean of Wayne State University college of pharmacy ; Benjamin F. Cooper, dean of Northeast Louisiana State College school of pharmacy, and Walter L . Dickison, dean of Southwestern (Okla.) State College school of pharmacy. These awards, inaugurated in 1955, are sponsored by Richardson-M errell. Students at pha rmacy schools in the United States, Puerto Rico and Canada are eligible for the prizes which are awarded on a regional basis. This year for the first time, a national winner of merit in each of the three catagories will be selected for a special award . •
13. (B ) t'4. (D ) 15. (C) 16. (C) 17. (B) 1 8 . (A )
Coca-Cola Company .................. 271 Equitable of Iowa ................ 221, 229 Glenbrook Laboratories Bayer Aspirin ................... 77,231 Hoffman-La Roche Classifi ed ..•..... .... . ............ . 209 Hynson, Westcott and Dunning, Inc. Lactinex .. Mar., April, May fourth cover Thantis Lozenges ........... Jan., Feb. fou rth cover Johann Weiss Labeling machine .................. 165 Lea & Febiger Pharmaceutical textbooks .......... 103 Lederle Laboratories Rhuli products ..................... 141 Eli Lilly and Company Institutional .. . . ... 33-34, 83-84, 109-110, 117-118, 267-268 Mack Publishing Company Husa's Pharmaceutical Dispensing ... 7 McGraw-H ill Book Company Pharmaceutical textbooks ... ..... .. 108 McKesson Laboratories McKesson pharmaceuticals ....... Jan . second cover Mead Johnson Classified .......... ......... .....•• 203 Menley and James Laboratories Contac .......................... 41, 205 Merck Sharp and Dohme Institutional ........ 3, April third cover, May second cover Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance Company ............ 8,60, 137, 180, 234
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from Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute in 1950. He was an instructor at Columbia from 1927 to 1934 and then he joined Knoll. He was a member of the American Chemical Society, New York chapter of APHA, Kappa Psi and a past president of the alumni association of Columbia University. He was active in the Industrial Management Club of Orange, New Jersey and the Concordia Historical Society of St. Louis, Missouri.
Northeastern University Classified .................... 36, 87, 102 Owens-Illinois Glass Company Prescriptionware ........ 29, 151-152, 233 Pfizer Laboratories Institutional ........ 50-Jan. third cover, 100-Feb. third cover, 168-Mar. third cover Pittman-Moore Classified .................. ... ..... 163 Plough, Inc. Classified ........................... 9 Professional Group Insurance .. . ....... ... 104-105, 213, 273 Robinson Laboratory Institutional. ................... 171, 259 G.D. Searle and Company Dramamine .......••••••.......... 155 Ovulen .......................... 53, 175 Sheffield Chemical Calcium lactate (granular) ...... 173,257 E.R. Squibb and Sons Noctagetic liquid ..... 133, April second cover Suckert Loose Leaf Cover Co •...... ... 99 Travel Consultants, Inc ••••••.•.•••• 232 University of Saskatchewan Classified .......................... 146 Upjohn Company O-T-C promotion ............... 147, 217 Warner-Chilcott Laboratories Gelusil ........... .... .......... 215, 263 Pre-Sate •........................... 161 Sinutab ........................... , .89 Wyeth Laboratories Omnipen ..................... 250-251