Correspondence; minutes; abstracts; petitions. The records (1943-1944) are primarily composed of correspondence concerning the foundation of the division, including the need for such a division, and whether it should remain part of the American Physical Society. The correspondence also includes discussion of bylaws, early meetings of the division, and possible publication of papers in high-polymer physics. Also included are a petition for the foundation of the division, drafts of bylaws, and abstracts of papers delivered at the inaugural meeting.