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SNAME Calls For

Scholarship Applicants

Scholarships in both the gradu- ate and undergraduate levels are again being provided by The So- ciety of Naval Architects and Ma- rine Engineers to encourage young men to pursue studies in the naval architectural and marine engineer- ing or closely related fields. For the graduate study program, appli- cation forms have been forwarded to ship operating and shipbuild- companies, affiliated trades, and to universities located in all sections of the country. Applications for graduate scholarships for the fall of 1971 should be filed with the

Secretary of the Society at 17 Trin- ity Place, New York, N.Y. 10006.

The maximum value of the schol- arships are equal to the cost of tui- tion at the college selected plus living expenses in the amount of $2,100. The Committee on Schol- arships will determine in each case the exact value of the graduate scholarship award. Successful can- didates may select the institution for advanced studies subject to the approval of the Committee on

Scholarships. Factors considered in making the selection include scholastic ability, the candidate's capacity to pursue advanced study, his ambition, personality, and other factors indicative of prospective leadership status in the marine in- dustry.

In addition to the graduate pro- gram, eight undergraduate schol- arships of $1,000 each are made available by the Society at the

Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology and the University of

Michigan. Two grants-in-aid of $1,000 each are also made avail- able at the University of California in Berkeley. Those interested should contact the above institu- tions directly and not the Society, since the award decisions on the undergraduate program have been assigned to them.

Melvin A. Hendrickson

Joins Farboil Company

Melvin A. Hendrickson

William F. Moran, executive vice president of Farboil Company,

Baltimore, Md., announces the ap- pointment of Melvin A. Hendrick- son as general manager of the pow- der compound coatings division.

Mr. Hendrickson was formerly vice president and director of mar- keting for the Ethylene Corpora- tion of New Jersey, a company principally engaged in the process- ing of TFE Fluorocarbon resins.

As product manager of the Cor- rosion Protection Products Divi- sion of Minnesota Mining & Manu- facturing Co., Mr. Hendrickson created a new concept in corro- sion control with the gas and elec- trical utilities. He also designed and established the resin manufac- turing facility now in use at 3M.

Mr. Hendrickson received his education in mechanical and chemi- cal engineering from the Univer- sity of Minnesota and brings to his new position a wide range of experience which includes field en- gineering with the American

Bridge Company, the negotiation of contracts between the U.S. Air

Force and Northwestern Aeronau- tical Corporation of Minneapolis, and executive positions in corpo- rate planning, publishing, advertis- ing and marketing.

Farboil Company, a division of

Beatrice Foods Company, is a lead- ing manufacturer of sophisticated industrial, marine and architec- tural coatings with main plant and offices in Baltimore, Md. Their marine coatings have worldwide distribution through distributors located in leading ports. marseilles

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