New york section honors AIEE fellows

RECENT FELLOWS honored by the AIEE New York Section: C. F. Savage, Consultant, professional relations, General Electric Company, N. Y., for his contributions to the design and development of electrical instrumentation; A. R. Nelson, general superintendent of distribution, electric department Public Service Electric and Gas Company, Newark, N. J., in recognition of his engineering and administrative achievement in the over-all guidance of the continued development and expansion of one of the nation´s largest transmission and distribution systems; W. B. Fisk, system engineer, Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc. for contributions to the design, installation, and operation of inside and outside plants in a large metropolitan electric system; Harry Barker, partner of Barker and Wheeler, New York, N. Y., for over half a century of active service to the electrical engineering profession as editor, educator, and consultant; C. E. Scholz, vice-president and chief engineer, American Cable and Radio Corporation, MacKay Radio and Telegraph Company, Inc., All America Cables and Radio, Inc., and The Commercial Cable Company, N. Y., for his design of high-power radio transmission systems and for contributions to international radio telegraph operations; C. E. Dean, director of publications, Hazeltine Electronics Corporation, Little Neck, N. Y. for contributions to literature in the field of communications, particularly television. Also honored but not shown in the group was Fulton Cutting, professor of physics and assistant to the president, Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, N. J., for services to electronic engineering in the fields of research, management and education.