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The International who's who ; who's who in the world, incorporated with the International blue book … a biographical dictionary of the world's notable living men and women, 1910
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3Ecole Centrale des Arts et Manufactures, Paris; pres./Dir.-Gen. Brodard and Taupin (printers) 1950-; Dir. Ancienne Société Anonyme de Rotogravure d'Art, Brussels 1954-; Librairie Hachette 1955-, Agence et Messageries de Presse, Belgium (also Pres.) 1959-, Société d'Etudes et de Publications Economiques 1962-, Réalités in America (also Pres./Dir.-Gen.) 1962-, Office d'Editions Générales-Presse 1963-; Man. F.E.P. (France Editions & Publications) 1964-; Deputy Dir.-Gen. Librairie Hachette 1964-67, Pres./Dir.-Gen. 1967-76; Man. Société de Gérance des Messageries 1967-, Télé-7 Jours 1968-; Dir. Crédit Foncier Franco-Canadien 1968-, Cie. Française d'Exploitations Commerciales 1968-, Femmes d'Aujourd'hui, Belgium 1968-, Sociedad General Española de Librería, Spain 1968-; Officier, Légion d'honneur, Ordre du Cèdre, Chevalier, Ordre de Leopold, Croix de guerre and many other decorations. Leisure interests: yachting, equitation, golf. Address: 22 rue la Boétie 75008 Paris (Office); 51 rue de Babylone, 75007 Paris, France (Home).
5ROS, Enrique Jorge, LL.D.; Argentine diplomatist; b. 16 July 1927; ed. Univs. Buenos Aires and Paris; Perm. Mission to OAS 1956-58, to UN 1959-63; Chargé d'Affaires, The Hague 1965-67; Embassy, London 1967-71; Head of Mission, Peking 1973-75; Amb. to Israel 1976-77, to UN Aug. 1977-; decorations from Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Venezuela. Leisure interest: reading. Address: Permanent Mission of Argentina to the United Nations, 1 United Nations Plaza, 25th Floor, New York, N.Y. 10017, U.S.A. Telephone: (212) 688-6300.
7ROSALES, H. E. Cardinal Julio R.; Philippine ecclesiastic; b. 18 Sept. 1906, Calbayog City, Samar; ordained 1929; First Bishop of Tagbilaran 1946-49; Archbishop of Cebú 1949-; Pres. Bishops Conf. of Philippines 1961-65, 1974-76; cr. Cardinal 1969; mem. Sacred Congregation of the Clergy and Sacred Congregation of Catholic Educ., Rome; Grand Cross of Isabel la Católica (Spain), Grand Cross, Order of St. Raymundo de Pennafort, Knight Order of Corpus Christi in Toledo; LL.D. (Univ. of San Carlos), D.H. (De La Salle Coll.). Address: Archbishop's Residence, P.O. Box 52, Cebú City, Philippines.
9ROSANIA, Lucas, D.ECON.; Italian financial executive; b. 19 March 1908, Barranquilla; m. Lea Ballini; ed. Univ. of Florence; Asst. Prof. of Financial Science and Econ., Univ. of Florence; Research Dept. Banca d'Italia 1937, Head of Dept. 1960, with Operational Dept. (dealing with securities) 1964, Gen. Man. Milan Branch 1968; mem. Cttee for Reform of the Stock Exchange, Ministry of Finance; Chair. of Cttee., Milan Stock Exchange 1968; Expert, Cttee. for the Right of Establishment of Banks in the EEC; Vice-Pres. and Vice Chair. Board of Dirs. European Investment Bank 1970-76, Hon. Vice-Pres. 1976. Address: 131 via Friggeri, Rome, Italy (Home). Telephone: 34-72-92 (Home).
11RÖSCH, Jean; French astronomer; b. 5 Jan. 1915; s. of Dr. Gabriel Rösch and Lucile Forgues; m. Raymonde Postel 1937; ed. Lycée in Algiers and Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris. Astronomical Asst. Observatory of Bordeaux 1940-43, Asst. Astronomer 1943-47, Dir. Pic du Midi Observatory (now Observatoires du Pic du Midi et de Toulouse) 1947-; Lecturer, Univ. of Bordeaux 1943-63; Prof. of Astronomy, Univ. de Paris à la Sorbonne (now Univ. Pierre et Marie Curie) 1964-; research on astronomical subjects including binocular vision, the solar system and telescopic images, and choice of sites for observatories; Pres. and mem. numerous astronomical comms.; Pres. Soc. Astronomique de France 1966-69; Corresp. Bureau des Longitudes 1968-; Chevalier Légion d'honneur; Prix Benjamin Valz 1942, Médaille Janssen 1944, Prix Ancel, Acad. des Sciences 1971, Prix des Trois Physiciens 1974. Publications: Numerous works on astronomy. Leisure interest: mountaineering. Address: Observatoires du Pic du Midi et de Toulouse, 65200 Bagnères-de-Bigorre; and Institut d'Astrophysique, 98 bis boulevard Arago, 75014 Paris, France. Telephone: 62-95-00-69.
13RÖSCH, Otto; Austrian politician; b. 24 March 1917, Vienna; s. of Otto and Marie (née Gusenbauer) Rösch; m. Elfriede Rösch 1938 (dissolved); one s. three d.; ed. Volksschule, Vienna, Bundesziehungsanstalt Traiskirchen, and Univs. of Vienna and Graz. Mil. service 1940-45; Sec. (for region of Styria) to Asscn. of Socialist Municipal Reps. 1949; mem. Bundesrat 1951; mem. Styrian Ass. 1953; mem. Lower Austrian Assembly and Sec. of State, Fed. Ministry of Defence 1959-66; mem. Lower Austrian Provincial Govt. 1966; Fed. Minister of Interior 1970-77; Minister of Defence June 1977-; Grosses Silbernes Ehrenzeichen, Silbernes Komturkreuz Socialist Party. Publications: articles in the press and political documents. Leisure interests: films, skiing. Address: Bundesministerium für Landesverteidigung, Vienna, Austria.
15ROSE, Bram, M.D., PH.D., F.R.S.(C.); Canadian physician; b. 21 April 1907; m. Rosa Mary Johnson 1940; two s. one d.; ed. Westmount High School and McGill Univ. Research Asst. McGill Univ. Clinic 1936-39, Research Assoc. 1939-40; R.C.A.F. 1940-46; Asst. Physician, Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal 1942; Asst. Prof. of Medicine, McGill Univ. Clinic 1950; Assoc. Physician Royal Victoria Hospital 1951; Assoc. Prof. of Medicine, McGill Univ. Clinic 1955; Physician, Royal Victoria Hospital 1961; Prof. of Experimental Medicine, McGill Univ. Clinic 1963-75, Prof. Emer. 1978-; Consultant in Allergy and Dir. of Allergy Lab., Queen Mary Veterans Hospital 1949-; Hon. Consultant in Medicine, Jewish Gen. Hospital, Montreal 1957-; Regional Cons., Jewish Nat. Home for Asthmatic Children, Denver 1959-; Dir. Div. of Immunochemistry and Allergy, Univ. Clinic, Royal Victoria Hospital 1955-; fmr. Pres. Canadian Soc. of Immunology; Past Pres. of Canadian and American Acad. of Allergy, Int. Assn. of Allergology; mem. Training Grant Cttee., Nat. Inst. of Allergy and Immunology, Nat. Inst. of Health, Bethesda, Maryland; Centennial Medal 1967, Jubilee Medal 1977. Publications: Over 150 works, on histamine, cardiac catheterization, metabolism, shock, (blackout) acceleration in aircraft, ACTH, cortisone, immunoglobulins, and immune mechanisms in disease; Section Editor of Immunological Diseases 1966, 1971, 1978. Leisure interests: music, skiing, electronics. Address: Division of Immunochemistry and Allergy, 11th Floor Medical Wing, Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal 2, Quebec (Office); 3 Magog, Quebec J1X 3W4, Canada (Home). Telephone: (819) 843-5817.
17ROSE, Eliot Joseph Benn; British publisher; b. 7 June 1909, London; s. of Col. E.A. and Mrs. Julia E. Rose; m. Susan P. Gibson 1946; one s. one d.; ed. Rugby, and New Coll., Oxford; served R.A.F. 1939-45; Literary Ed. The Observer 1948-51; Dir. Int. Press Inst., Zürich 1952-62; Dir. Survey of Race Relations in Britain 1963-69; Editorial Dir., Westminster Press 1970-74; Chair., Penguin Books Ltd., Viking Penguin Inc. Publications: Colour and Citizenship 1969. Leisure interest: music. Address: 37 Pembroke Square, London, W.8, England. Telephone: 01-937 3772.
19ROSE, Comte François de Tricornot de; French diplomatist (retd.); b. 3 Nov. 1910; m. Yvonne Daday 1933; two d.; ed. Ecole Libre des Sciences Politiques, Paris. Sec. Embassy to U.K. 1937-40, Italy 1945-46; mem. French del. to UN 1946-50; Minister to Spain 1952-56; Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Paris 1956-60; mem. Atomic Energy Comm. (Paris) 1950-64; Pres. European Nuclear Research Org. (CERN) 1958-60; Deputy Chief of Staff, Nat. Defence 1961-62; Amb. to Portugal 1964-69; amb. and Perm. Rep. to North Atlantic Council 1970-75; Amb. de France; mem. Board Int. Inst. Strategic Studies (London); mem. Trilateral Comm. (European Group); Vice-Pres. French Red Cross; Pres. Soc. Nouvelle Pathe Cinéma, SCANIA (France); Officier Légion d'honneur, Croix de guerre. Publications: La France et la défense de l'Europe 1976. Leisure interests: golf, skiing, shooting. Address: 5 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75008 Paris, France (Home).
21ROSE, Leonard; American cellist; b. 27 July 1918, Washington, D.C.; s. of Harry Rose and Jennie Frankel Rose; m. Xenia Petschek Rose 1965; one s. one d.; ed. Miami, Florida, Curtis Inst. of Music. Asst. Solo Cellist, NBC Symphony Orchestra 1938; Solo Cellist, Cleveland Orchestra 1939-43, New York Philharmonic Orchestra 1943-51; Cello Teacher, Juilliard School 1943-, Curtis Inst. 1951-62; Cello soloist in recitals and with most major orchestras in N. and S. America, Europe, Middle East, Far East; recorded with CBS Records; performing trio with Isaac Stern and Eugene Istomin; Ford Foundation Grant 1963; Hon. D.Mus. (Hartford) 1965. Publications: Edited major portion of cello literature for Int. Music Co. of New York. Leisure interests: cooking, golf, painting, antiques, reading. Address: 19 Overlook Road, Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y. 10706. U.S.A.
23ROSE, William Cumming, B.S., PH.D.; American professor emeritus of biochemistry; b. 4 April 1887, Greenville, S.C.; s. of Rev. John M. Rose and Mary Santos; m. Zula F. Hedrick 1913; ed. Davidson Coll., Yale Univ. and Univ. of Freiburg. Instructor in Physiological Chem., Univ. of Pa. 1911-13; Assoc. Prof. of Biochem., Coll. of Medicine of Univ. of Texas 1913-14, Prof. of Biochem. and Head of Dept. 1914-22; Prof. of Biochem. at Univ. of Ill. 1922-53, Research Prof. 1953-55, Research Prof. Emer. 1955-; mem. of Editorial Board Journal of Nutrition 1935-39, Journal of Biological Chemistry 1936-49; Pres. American Soc. of Biological Chemists 1937-39, American Inst. of Nutrition 1945-46; mem. of numerous scientific advisory bodies 1936-57, including Scientific Advisory Cttee. of Nutrition Foundation Inc. 1943-57; discovered, isolated, identified and established the spatial configuration of the dietary essential amino acid, Threonine; Fellow A.A.A.S.; mem. Nat. Acad. of Sciences, American Chemical Soc.; Hon. mem. Harvey Soc. of New York; Hon. Sc.D. (Davidson Coll., Yale Univ. and Univs. of
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