The Omaha guide. (Omaha, Neb.) 1927-19??, February 08, 1936, CITY EDITION, Page THREE, Image 3
BUILD Your Own COMMUNITY By Patronizing Your Naborhood Stores Tuskegee Scien tist Contribut es To Research Tuskegee, Feb., 5—(ANP)— Chemical Reviews for Decem ber 1935 carries a sixty-five page article by Nathaniel O. Calloway, Ph. D. head of the department of Chemistry, Tus kegee Institute. The article “The Friedel Crafts Syntheses’' is a complete survey of work done since discovery in 1877. Dr. Calloway was invited by the editor to make the contri bution and is the first Negro chemist to receive sudh an in vitation. The publication of hm article is significant recognition of the research work being done at Tuskegee Institute. More ac tive work on the Friedel Crafts Syntheses is underway by stu dents under I>r. Calloway’s supervision in the chemistry laboratory of the Institute. Be cause of the importance of this reaction in industry and the\ manufacture of such commod ities as dyes, antiseptics and motor fuels, the study of its pos sibilities coordinates perfectly with the Tuskegee idea of broadening the opoprtunities for Negro students by directing thofr training to meet the needs of the day. The chemistry laboratories at Tuskegee are located in Arm strong Hall ,a three story fire proof brick structure appoint ed with the most modern scien tific equipment, in class rooms, lectures and demonstration rooms, general laboratories and research laboratories. This building houses the chemistry, physics, biology, botany and experimental psychology activ ities of the College. The bacter iology laboratory is housed in the Veterinary Hospital. Dr. Calloway, the author of the December article, was for two years research scholar in chemistry at,Iowa State Col lege and for one year lecture demonstrator at the same in stitution. He received the de gree of Doctor of Philosophy there in 1933; Bachelors degree in 1930; he is a member of Sig ma Xi, honorary research fra ternity, Alpha Psi, social fra ternity. This contribution to Chemical Review is the 6ixth article on the Friedcl-Crafts Syntheses of which Dr. Callo way has been author or co-auth or. This work on the Friedcl Crafts Syntheses is in line with other efforts that are being promoted at Tuskegee for fu ture research an activity that Dr. F. D. Patterson, Tuskegee's new president, consider essen tial for the healthy development of a college program that is commensurate with the demands of modern agriculture and in dustry. Fine for Kidney and Bladder Weakness 3T0P GETTING UP NIGHTS Keep your kidney* free from waste matter, poisons and acid, and put healthy activity into kid neys and bladder and you’ll live a healthier, happier and longer life. 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