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M. A. in 1922 and the Ph. D. in
men* of cancer and its allied dis-
Dr. Rassweiler 1924 from the University of Illi-
Cancer Clinic at eases.nois.
From 1924 to 1927 he was a
The clinic will be located in the
Heads Chemists chemist at the Du Pont experi-
Orange Memorial
mental station at Wilmington, Del.
building of the Metcalf Foundation
Dr. Clifford F. Rassw-eiler of In 1927, he became assistant direc-
Establishment of new cancer
at the hospital and will be organ-
Montview avenue, vice-president tor of the Philadelphia laboratory.
clinics in two Essex county hospiized and directed by men experi-
for research and development of He was named director in 1932.
the Johns-Man-viHe Corporation,
tals has been made possible enced in the diagnosis and treat-
Appointed director of research
was chosen chairman-elect of the
through grants of American Canment of cancer. These men will
and development of the Joh.-n.s-
American Chemical Society's New Manville Corporation in 1941, Dr.
cer Society funds, it was announced «»>**»*
York Section at the Sections an- Rassweiler was elected a vicenual
meeting in the Hotel Pennpresident in 1942, and headed the
sylvania last night (Friday). company's extensive research pro-
Dr. Rassweiler will take office gram during World War H. He
as chairman-elect on July 1, when is a member of the American In-
Professor Hans Thacher Clarke of. stitute of Chemical Engineers the
the College of Physicians and Sur- Society of Chemical Industry, and
geons, Columbia University, will Sigma Xi, as well as of the Amer-
become chairman.
ican Chemical Society,
The new chairman-elect, Dr.
Rassweiler, was associated with
•With E. I. du Pont de Nemours &
Company for seventeen years, the To Attend
last nine as director of the com-
DR. CLIFFORD F. RASSpany's
paint and varnish laboratory Convention
WEILER of Montview avenue, new
at Philadelphia, before he joined
Jokns-Manville in 1941.
The Board of Directors of the chairman-elect of the American
Investors Savings and Loan Asso- Chemical Society's New York Sec-
Born at Polo, El., on May IS, ciation appointed Willard L. Hults tion.
1899, h« was graduated from the and Roland Lewan to be official
University of Denver in 1920 with
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delegates to represent the asso-
an A. B. degree, and received the ciation at the annual convention of Boy Scout
the New Jersey Savings and Loan
ROLSCREEN COMPANY League to be beld in Atlantic City
on May 22 to 25. Mr. Lewan is Camporal Details
now a member of the Board of During the annual camporal at
Governors of the New Jersey Sav- Baum's Grove at Livingston on
WINDOW SCREENING ings and Loan League and was re- May 23, 24 and 25, 1947, the Boy
For Casement and Double Hung cently nominated for the new term Scouts of the Oranges and Mapl«-
Paterson 2, N". J. Lambert 3-3433
of two years.
wood Area Council will compete
against each other for the camping
award. The competition will
be based on points for camping
proficiency. Ribbons will be awarded
to each troop obtaining 150
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points of a possible 200. The troop
judged to.be best in each district
"Capehart Center of Suburban Essex" will compete against the top troop
170 ESSEX ST. MI 6-1830 MUXBCRN, N. J. in each of the other three districts
for first prize, second, third and
fourth, A suitable memento will be
presented to the winner.
The judges will use a point system
in which 50 points wild be divided
among the items concerning
shelter, that is, selection of individual
tent sites, layout of troop site,
precautions for rainy weather
(ditching around tents), beds (comfort,
dryness and neatness), and
personal equipment 10 points each;
general sanitation 50 points with
10 points each for troop site policing,
washstands, water supply,
sump for wasih water, and troop
latrine; commissary 50 points with
10 points each for food storage,
cleanliness- of cooking utensils,
cooking fires, menu, and cooking
and serving; morale 30 points with
10 points each for uniform, discipline
and participation; and camp
craft 20 points with 10 points each
for each extra project (Mmited to
two).
o£ an on« 0l Si3t who will
today by George E. Stringfellow, serve as a consultant and receive
president of the county chapter, no compensation for his services;
and of the state division of the ^ a sUrg