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AMEKICAN MEN OF SCIENCE 



Col, and veterinarian, Tex. Exp. Sta, S8- Vet. 

 Med. Ass; Tex. Vet. Ass. (pres, 02-04). Para- 

 sitic diseases of animals; blind staggers; Texas 

 fever; infectious anemia of horses; hog cholera. 

 Frandsen, Prof. Peter, 210 Maple St, Eeno, Nev. 

 Zoology. Vilslev, Denmark, Sept. 27, 76. A.B, 

 Nevada, 95 ; A.B, Harvard, 98, A.M, 99. Teacher, 

 pub. schools, 95-96; asst. zool. Harvard and 

 Radcliflfe, 98-00; asst. prof. zool. and bacter, 

 Nevada, 00-02, assoc. prof, 02-03, prof, 03-06, 

 biol, 06- Lecturer nature-study, farmers' insti- 

 tutes; pub. and nor. schools; bacteriologist, Nev. 

 Exp. Sta, 00-06, consulting biologist. 06- A.A ; 

 Ass. Agr. Col; West. Soc. Nat; Nev. Acad. 

 Animal behavior and habits; histology of the 

 blood of various mammals; histology of the 

 nervous system of flat -worms. 



Frankel, Dr. E(dward) M(icliaelsoii), Roosevelt 

 Hospital, New York, N. Y. Bloloyical chem- 

 istry. Newark, N. J, Feb. 26, 93. B.S, Col. 

 City of N. Y, 12 ; fellow, Y^ale, 14-15, Ph.D, 16. 

 Asst. chemist, Phila. Polyclinic Hosp, 32-13; 

 asst. to Prof. A. I. Einger. Pennsylvania, 13-14; 

 asst, Sheffield Sci. Sch, Y'ale, 15-16; research 

 chemist, Harriman Besearch Lab, Roosevelt 

 Hosp, 16- Chem. Soc; Soc. Biol. Chem, Ex- 

 perimental diabetes; proteolytic ferments; me- 

 tabolism of micro-organisms. 



Frankel, Dr. Florence Hulton, Roosevelt Hospital, 

 New Y'ork, N. Y. Biological chemistry. Phila- 

 delphia, Pa. B.S, Pennsylvania, 07, M.S, 14, 

 Ph.D, 16. Instr, high schools, Phila, 07-15; 

 fellow. Rockefeller Inst, 16-17; bacteriologist 

 and chemist, Roosevelt Hosp, 17- Protective 

 ferments; bacterial fermentation; lipolytic ac- 

 tions. 



Frankenfield, Prof. H(arry) C(rawford), U. S. 

 Vv'eather Bureau, Washington, D. C. Meteor- 

 ology. Easton, Pa, Nov. 24, 62. A.B, Lafay- 

 ette, 81, A.M, 84; M.D, Howard, 86. Observer, 

 TJ. S. Weather Bur, 82-91, forecaster, 91-04, 

 prof, meteorol, 04-17, meteorologist, 17- Mem. 

 editorial board, 'Weather Forecasting in the U. 

 S. ' Storms and storm tj^pes; floods in rivers; 

 improvements in weather forecasting. 



Frankforter, Prof. George B(ell), University of 

 Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. * Chemistry. 

 Potter, Ohio, April 22, 59. A.B, Nebraska, 86, 

 A.M, 88; Ph.D, Berlin, 93. Instr. chem, Ne- 

 braska, 85-87; high sch, Lincoln, 87-88; prof, 

 Nebraska, 93-94; dean and director, sch. of 

 chem, Minnesota, 94-17; major, ordnance dept, 

 17-19; tech. adviser, War Claims Board, 19-20; 

 prof. org. and indust. org. chem, Minnesota, 20- 

 Director, O.T.C. for chemists, inspectors and 

 linemen; supervisor, control and research lab. 

 for ordnance, Phila, Pa. IT. S. ;Mint Commis- 

 sioner, 01. A.A. (v. pres, 10); Chem. Soc; Soc. 

 Chem. Indust; Eng. Educ; Chem. Gesell; Elec- 

 trochem. Gesell. Alkaloids, narcotin, narcein, 

 veratrin and isopyroin ; vegetable oils; the ter- 

 penes, including camphor and crude pitch ; 

 eugenol; formaldehyde; the pitch of the north- 

 ern pine; resins; morcnrv fulminalc. 



Franklin, Prof. E(dward) "c(urtis), Stanford Uni- 

 versity, Calif. *Chemistry. Gt-arv Citv, Kans, 

 March 1, 62. B.S, Kansas, 88, M.S, 90; Ber- 

 lin, 90-91; Ph.D, Hopkins, 94. Asst. chem, 

 Kansas, 89-94, assoc. prof, 94-99, prof, physical 



chem, 99-03; assoc. prof. org. chem, Stanford, 

 03-06, prof, 06- Chemist, sugar plantations, 

 Donaldsonville, La, 89; gold mine, Miramar, 

 Costa Rica, 97; mem. U. S. Assay Commission, 

 07; prof, chem, hygienic lab, U. S. Pub. Health 

 Service, 11-12; physical chemist. Bur. Stand- 

 ards, 18. Nat. Acad; A.A. (exec, committee, 

 Pacific div, 16); Philos. Soc; Chem. Soc. 

 (chairman, Calif, sect); Kans. Acad; Calif. 

 Acad; Wash. Acad. Liquid ammonia as an 

 electrolytic solvent ; the ammonia system of 

 acids, bases and salts. 



FrankUn, Dr. Fabian, 617 W, 113th St, New 

 York, N. Y. *Mathematics. Eger, Hungarv, 

 Jan. 18, 53. Ph.B, George Washington, 69, 

 LL.D, 04; fellow, Hopkins, 77-79, Ph.D, SO. 

 Assoc, assoc. prof, and prof, math, Hopkins, 

 79-95; ed, 'Baltimore News,' 95-08; assoc. ed, 

 'N. Y. Evening Post,' 09-17; ed, 'The WecTcly 

 Review,' 19- Math. Soc; assoc. Am. Acad. 

 Geometry; invariants. 



Franklin, Mrs. Fabian (Dr. Cliristine Ladd), 617 

 W. 113th St, New York, N. Y. * Psychology, 

 Logic. Windsor, Conn, Dec. 1, 47. A.B, Vassar, 

 69, LL.D, 87; fellow, Hopkins, 79-82; Gottin- 

 gen, 91-92; Berlin, 92, 94, 01. Assoc, ed, 'Diet. 

 Philos. and Psychol ' ; lecturer, Hopkins, 04-09, 

 Columbia, 09- A.A; Soc. Nat: Psychol. Ass; 

 Optical Soc; Philos. Ass. The development 

 theory of color sensation; logic; the antilogism. 



Franklin, Dr. H(enry) J(anies), Massachusetts 

 Agricultural Experiment Station, Amherst, 

 Mass. Zoology, Entoviology. Guilford, Vt. Feb. 

 10, 83. B.S, Mass. Col, 03, Ph.D, 08. Instr. 

 bot, Mass. Col, 04-06, asst. entom, Exp. Sta, 

 summers, 06, 07; asst. to state entomologist, 

 Minn, 08-10; supt, cranberry sub-station, Mass. 

 Exp. Sta, 10- Ass. Econ. Entom. Thysanop- 

 tera ; Bombidae; cranberry insects. 



Franklin, Dr. Milton W(ashington), General 



Motors Corporation, Anderson, Ind. Electrical 

 engineering. San Francisco, Calif, Feb. 22, 76. 

 M.D, California, 99; A.M.(E.E), Columbia, 06; 

 Ph.D, Gottingen, 12. Lecturer dermat, N. Y. 

 Post-Grad. Med. Sch, 01-03; prof, radio-therapy, 

 N. Y'. Polyclinic. Med. Sch, and director, radiog. 

 clin, N. Y\ City Health Dept, 03-06 ; asst, power 

 and niin. eng. dept. Gen. Elec. Co, 06-16, man- 

 ager, ozone dept, 16; pres. and gen. manager, 

 C. and C. Elec. and Mfg. Co, 16-17; chief con- 

 sulting engineer and works manager, E. Hough- 

 ton Co, 17-19; chief consulting engineer and di- 

 rector inspection, Remy Elec. Div, Gen. Motors 

 Corp, 19- A.A; Elec. Eng; Physical Soc; Soc. 

 Heat and Vent. Eng. (v. pres, 19); Chem. Soc; 

 Franklin Inst; Electrochem. Soc; N. Y. Acad, 

 (sect, sec'y, 06). Rontgcn rays; physico- 

 therapy; electrotherapeutics; electrochemistry; 

 electrical transmission of energy; high tension 

 electrical phenomena; factory administration. 



Franklin, Prof. W(illiam) S(uddards), Massa- 

 chusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, 

 Mass. *Physics. Geary City, Kans, Oct. 27, 63. 

 B.S, Kansas, 87, M.S, 88; Sc.D, Cornell, 01. 

 Asst. prof, physics, Kansas, 87-90; prof, phys- 

 ics and elec. eng, Iowa State, 92-97; Lehigh, 

 97-15; physics, Mass. Iji^t. Tech, 17- Mem. 

 jury awards, Nat. Export Expos, Phila; Pan- 

 Am. Expos, 01. A.A. (sec'y, B, 98, v. pres, 02) ; 



