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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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11920, Stereochemistry 1933, Tannin, Cellulose, Lignin 1933, Organische Chemie (with Plieninger) 1977 (trans. into Spanish, English, Japanese); Constitution and Biosynthesis of Lignin (with Neish) 1968; papers on stereo-chemistry, natural organic high molecular substances, tannins, sugars, etc., cellulose, starch, proteins, lignin. Address: 6900 Heidelberg, Wilckensstrasse 34, Federal Republic of Germany. Telephone: (06221) 41948.
3FREUND, Mrs. Miriam Kottler, M.A., Ph.D.; American Zionist organizer; b. 17 Feb. 1906, New York; d. of Harry Kottler and Rebecca Zindler; m. 1st Milton Freund 1927 (died 1968), two s.; m. 2nd Harry Rosenthal 1974; ed. Hunter Coll., New York Univ.; Teacher public high schools, New York to 1944; mem. Nat. Board Hadassah (Women's Zionist Org.) 1940-, Chair. Youth Activities 1943-48, Vocational Educ. 1948-53, Nat. Youth Aliyah 1953-56; Vice-Pres. Hadassah 1953-56, Pres. 1956-60; Ed. Hadassah Magazine 1966-71; Del. to American Jewish Conf. 1943, to 21st Orientalist Congress, Moscow 1960; Co-chair. American Zionist Youth Comm. 1944-49; Founding charter mem. Brandeis Youth Foundation 1944; mem. Actions Cttee., World Zionist Org. 1956-; mem. Presidium, World Zionist Congress 1960-64; Chair. Exec. Cttee., American Zionist Council 1960-65; mem. Nat. Board, Jewish Nat. Fund, Vice-Pres. 1960-; mem. Board United Israel Appeal (UIA) 1960-; mem. Exec., World Council Synagogues 1966-; mem. Nat. Council, Nat. Planning Assn. 1970; mem. Assembly, Jewish Agency June 1971-; Vice-Pres. American Zionist Fed. 1970, Women's Cttee., Brandeis Univ.; Chair. Israel Seminars Foundation, Nat. Liaison with Yaal; Nat. Assoc. Chair. State of Israel Bonds, Women's Div.; mem. American Assn. Univ. Women, American Jewish Hist. Soc.; recipient citation of Jewish Book Council, America 1954. Publications: Jewish Merchants in Colonial America 1936, Jewels for a Crown 1963; articles in various journals. Leisure interests: travel, painting, writing. Address: 50 West 58th Street, New York, N.Y. 10019 (Office); 575 Park Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10021, U.S.A. (Home). Telephone: 838-4900; (612) 224-1355.
5FREY, Roger; French politician; b. 11 June 1913, Nouméa, New Caledonia; s. of François and Anne-Marie (née Brun) Frey; m. Lucienne Bernier 1936; one s. one d.; ed. Coll. Stanislas, Paris and Ecole des Sciences Politiques; Counsellor of the French Union 1952; Sec.-Gen. Parti Républican Social 1954, UNR 1958; Minister of Information 1959-1960, attached to Prime Minister's Office 1960-62, of the Interior 1962-67; Minister of State responsible for relations with Parl. 1967-71, for Admin. Reforms 1971-72; Pres. Constitutional Court 1974-; Croix de guerre, Officier Légion d'honneur. Address: 56 boulevard Flandrin, 75116 Paris, France.
7FREY-WYSSLING, Prof. Albert, DR.SC.NAT.; Swiss university professor; b. 8 Nov. 1900, Küsnacht-Zürich; s. of Dr. Hans Frey and Clara Hoepfner; m. Margrit Wyssling; two s. two d.; ed. Swiss Federal Inst. of Technology (ETH), and Univs. of Geneva, Jena and Paris; Rockefeller Fellow, Unif. of Jena 1925, at Paris 1926; Teacher of Gen. Botany at ETH 1927; Plant Physiologist, Experiment Station AVROS, Sumatra, Indonesia 1928-32; Asst. and Lecturer, Gen. Botany, ETH Zürich 1932-38, Prof. Gen. Botany and Plant Physiology 1938-70, Prof. Emer. 1970-, Rector ETH 1957-61; Foreign mem. Royal Society, London 1957; Foreign Assoc. Nat. Acad. of Sciences of U.S.A. 1970; Dr. h.c. (Utrecht, Münster, Rennes, Vancouver, Nijmegen, Fribourg). Publications: Stoffausscheidung der höheren Pflanzen 1935, Submikroskopische Morphologie des Protoplasmas 1938, Submikroskopische Struktur des Cytoplasmas 1955, Macromolecules in Cell Structure 1957, Die pflanzliche Zellwand 1959, Ultrastructural Plant Cytology (with K. Mühlethaler) 1965, Comparative Organellography of the Cytoplasm 1973. Address: Schiltrai, 8706 Meilen, Switzerland. Telephone: 01-9230056. one of two readings
8FREY-WYSSLING, Prof. Albert, DR.SC.NAT.; Swiss university professor; b. 8 Nov. 1900, Küsnacht-Zürich; s. of Dr. Hans Frey and Clara Hoepfner; m. Margrit Wyssling; two s. two d.; ed. Swiss Federal Inst. of Technology (ETH), and Univs. of Geneva, Jena and Paris; Rockefeller Fellow, Unif. of Jena 1925, at Paris 1926; Teacher of Gen. Botany at ETH 1927; Plant Physiologist, Experiment Station AVROS, Sumatra, Indonesia 1928-32; Asst. and Lecturer, Gen. Botany, ETH Zürich 1932-38, Prof. Gen. Botany and Plant Physiology 1938-70, Prof. Emer. 1970-, Rector ETH 1957-61; Foreign mem. Royal Society, London 1957; Foreign Assoc. Nat. Acad. of Sciences of U.S.A. 1970; Dr. h.c. (Utrecht, Münster, Rennes, Vancouver, Nijmegen, Fribourg). Publications: Stoffausscheidung der höheren Pflanzen 1935, Submikroskopische Morphologie des Protoplasmas 1938, Submikroskopische Struktur des Cytoplasmas 1955, Macromolecules in Cell Structure 1957, Die pflanzliche Zellwand 1959, Ultrastructural Plant Cytology (with K. Mühlethaler) 1965, Comparative Organellography of the Cytoplasm 1973. Address: Schilträi, 8706 Meilen, Switzerland. Telephone: 01-9230056. one of two readings
10FREYMOND, Jacques, D. ès L.; Swiss professor of history; b. 5 Aug. 1911, Lausanne; s. of Arthur Freymond and Jeanne Heubi; m. Antionette Cart 1940; two s. one d.; ed. Univs. of Lausanne, Munich and Paris; Teacher in various secondary schools 1935-42; Prof. of Modern and Contemporary History, Univ. of Lausanne 1943-55; Prof. of Diplomatic History, Ecole des Sciences sociales et politiques, Univ. of Lausanne 1946-55; Diplomatic Chronicler, Gazette de Lausanne 1946-55; Rockefeller Fellow in U.S. for studies, especially Yale and Columbia Univs. 1949-50; Prof. of History, Graduate Inst. of Int. Studies, Geneva 1951-, Dir. 1955-78; Prof. History of Int. Relations, Univ. of Geneva 1958-77; corresp. mem. Acad. des Sciences Morales et Politiques 1961; mem. Int. Red Cross Cttee. 1959-72, Vice-Pres. 1965-66, 1969-70; Pres. Int. Political Science Assn. 1964-67; Assoc. Prof. Inst. d'Etudes Politiques, Paris 1978-79; Dr. h.c. (Geneva, Bucharest). Publications: La politique de François Ier à l'égard de la Savoie 1939, Lénine et l'impérialisme 1951, De Roosevelt à Eisenhower: la politique étrangère américaine 1953, Le conflit Sarrois 1959, La Première Internationale, recueil de documents (Editor) vols. 1 and 2 1962, vols. 3 and 4 1971, Etudes et documents sur la Première Internationale en Suisse 1964, Western Europe since the War 1964, Contributions à l'étude du Comintern 1965, Guerres, Révolutions, Croix-Rouge 1976, La Suisse et la diplomatie multilatérale (Editor) 1976, Les hommes d'état célèbres 1920-1970 (Editor and author) 1977. Address: 132 rue de Lausanne, c/o Institut Universitaire de Hautes Etudes Internationales, 1211 Geneva (Office); 1294 Genthod, Geneva, Switzerland (Home). Telephone: 741195.
12FREYRE, Gilberto de Mello, M.A., D.LITT., POL.SC.D.; Brazilian writer and social anthropologist; b. 1900; ed. Colégio Americano, Recife, Baylor and Columbia Univs., U.S.A.; research in England, France, Germany and U.S. 1922, 1931, 1936, 1937; Prof. of Sociology, Pernambuco State Normal School 1928-30; Prof. of Sociology and Founding Prof. of Social Anthropology, Univ. do Rio do Janeiro 1935-38; M.P. 1946-50; f. Recife Inst. for Research in Social Sciences 1949; Del. UN Gen. Ass. 1949, 1964; Tech. Adviser, Dept. for Protection of Historical and Artistic Monuments, UN Cttee. on Race Relations in South Africa 1954; Supervisor North East Brazil Social and Educ. Research Centre 1957-; mem. Fed. Council of Culture of Brazil 1967-; Visiting Prof. and Lecturer at many univs.; Hon. mem. American Sociological Soc., Brazilian Historical and Geographical Inst., American Acad. of Arts and Sciences, World Acad. of Arts and Sciences, French Acad. of Sciences; Hon. Prof., Recife and Bahia Univs.; mem. Portuguese, Ecuadorean and Colombian Historical Acads., American Anthropological Assn., Lisbon Geog. Soc., American Anthropological Assn., Lisbon Geog. Soc., American Philosophical Soc., Hispanic Soc. of America, Portuguese Acad. of Sciences; Dir. Diogène and Cahiers Internationaux de Sociologie (Paris), Inst. Int. de Civilisations Différentes (Belgium); Hon. Aggregatus of Sociology, Univ. de Buenos Aires; Dr. h.c. (Columbia, Sussex, Coimbra, Sorbonne, Münster); Filipe d'Oliveira Award 1934, Amsfield-Wolf Award (Princeton) 1957, Brazilian Acad. of Letters Award for high literary merit 1959, Great Cross of Military Merit 1960, Great Cross of the Brazilian Order of Baron of Rio Branco (Diplomacy) 1966, and numerous other awards. Publications: Casa-Grande e Senzala (in English as The Masters and the Slaves) 1934, Sobrados e Mucambos (in English as The Mansions and the Shanties) 1936, Sociologia, Problemas brasileiros de Antropologia (Brazil: An Interpretation) 1945, Ingleses no Brasil 1948, Aventura e Rotina 1953, Vida Social no Brasil nos Meados do Século XIX 1964, Dona Sinká e o Filho Padre (in English as Mother and Son), Talvez Poesia. Address: Apipucos, Recife, Brazil.
14FRICK, Alexander; Liechtenstein politician; b. 1910, Schaan, Liechtenstein; s. of Alexander and Theresia Frick-Wanger; m. Hildegard Kranz 1939; five s. four d.; ed. Training Coll. for Teachers; began career as teacher 1929; official in Tax Dept. 1930-36, Chief of Dept. 1936; Head of Govt. 1945-62; Pres. of the Diet 1969; Hon. Dr. (Freiburg); Grand Cross of Liechtenstein Order of Merit, Great Silver Insignia of Honour (Band der Republik Österreich), Grosskreuz des Piusordens; mem. Bürgerpartei. Address: Im Ganser 121, Schaan, Principality of Liechtenstein. Telephone: 2-18-02.
16FRICK, Gottlob; German bass opera signer; b. 1906; ed. Stuttgart Opera Chorus and under Neudörfer-Opitz; first small part in Bayreuth Festival 1930; with Coburg Opera 1934, then Freiburg-im-Breisgau and Königsberg Opera; with Dresden Opera 1940-50; joined West Berlin City Opera 1950; regular commitments with Vienna State Opera, Bavarian State Opera and guest artist at Covent Garden and Metropolitan, New York; chiefly known for Wagnerian roles including Daland, Hermann, King Heinrich, King Mark, Pogner, Gurnemanz and bass parts in The Ring especially Fasolt, Hunding and Hagen; also sings in Oratorio; Verdienstkreuz (1st Class), Grosses Bundesverdienstkreuz, Österreichisches Ehrenkreuz für Wissenschaft und Kunst (1st Class). Address: Enzkies-Pforzheim, Eichelberg-Haus Waldfrieden, 7531 Olbronn-Dürrn, Federal Republic of Germany. Telephone: 07043-6508.
18FRICKER, Peter Racine, F.R.C.O., A.R.C.M.; British musician; b. 5 Sept. 1920, Wood Green, London; s. of Edward Racine and Deborah Alice Fricker (née Parr); m. Helen Clench 1943; ed. St. Paul's School and Royal Coll. of Music; served R.A.F. 1939-45; worked in London as composer, conductor and music admin. 1946-64; Dir. of Music, Morley Coll. 1952-64; Prof. of Music, Univ. of Calif. 1964-; Hon. mem. Royal Acad. of Music, Hon. Prof. Fellow, Univ. of Wales, Cardiff; Hon. D.Mus. (Leeds) 1958; W. German Order of Merit 1965. Works: First String Quartet 1948, First Symphony 1949, First Violin Concerto 1950, Violin Sonata 1950, Second Symphony 1951, Viola Concerto 1953, Second String Quartet 1953, Second Violin Concerto 1953, Piano Concerto 1954, Dance Scene for Orchestra 1954, Horn Sonata 1955, Litany for Double String Orchestra 1955, Musick's Empire (Chorus and Orchestra) 1955, 'Cello Sonata 1956, The Vision of Judgement (Oratorio) 1957,
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