Calendar: 1962-1963 Page 400

ANNUAL REPORT xi Dr Manders Physics was appointed Scientific Attache to the British Embassy Tokyo Dr Ν March Physics was appointed to the second Chair of Physics at the University of Sheffield where he has been on the staff since 1950 Professor Merrison Physics was awarded the Charles Vernon Boys Prize of the Institute of Physics and the Physical Society Dr Mirsky Mathematics was appointed Reader in Mathematics at the University of Sheffield Mr Newley Engineering Deputy Director of the Atomic Weapons Research Establishment was awarded the in the Birthday Honours List Mr Northcott German was appointed Associate Professor of Mediaeval German Language and Literature in the Humanities Division University of Chicago Professor Peel Education was awarded the Litt degree of the University of London Mr Prosser Laws was awarded the Lord Justice Holker Senior Exhibition of Gray's Inn Dr Riley Chemistry was appointed Lecturer in Chemistry at Brighton Technical College He was also offered NATO research fellowship tenable at King's College Mr Risbridger Engineering Chief Engineer at the City of Birmingham Water Department was awarded the in the Birthday Honours List Mr Ε Scammell Laws had the title of Reader in English Law conferred upon him in respect of the post he holds at University College London Mr Smith Physics was appointed Head of the Isotope Research Division at the Atomic Energy Research Establishment Major-General Tyler Engineering was awarded the in the New Year Honours List The Reverend Ware General was appointed the first Precentor of Guildford Cathedral Dr Μ Wells Geology had the title of Reader in Geology conferred upon him in respect of the post he holds at University College London Mr Wickwar History on leave from the United Nations secretariat was appointed Smith-Mundt Visiting Professor of Public Administration at the American University of Beirut Mr Wiseman Arts Assistant Keeper at the British Museum was appointed to the Chair of Assyriology tenable at the School of Oriental and African Studies Mr Woodfield English was appointed to be one of the Prime Minister's four private secretaries Miss Janet Baxter German was awarded scholarship to study in Germany by the Anglo-German Exchange Service