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[ Page 4 1 The <strong>Millburn</strong> & Short Hills ITEM<br />
JMAY <strong>15</strong>,<br />
M. A. in 1922 and the Ph. D. in<br />
men* of cancer and its allied dis-<br />
Dr. Rassweiler 1924 from the University of Illi-<br />
Cancer Clinic at eases.nois.<br />
From 1924 to 1927 he was a<br />
The clinic will be located in the<br />
Heads Chemists chemist at the Du Pont experi-<br />
Orange Memorial<br />
mental station at Wilmington, Del.<br />
building of the Metcalf Foundation<br />
Dr. Clifford F. Rassw-eiler of In 1927, he became assistant direc-<br />
Establishment of new cancer<br />
at the hospital and will be organ-<br />
Montview avenue, vice-president tor of the Philadelphia laboratory.<br />
clinics in two Essex county hospiized and directed by men experi-<br />
for research and development of He was named director in 1932.<br />
the Johns-Man-viHe Corporation,<br />
tals has been made possible enced in the diagnosis and treat-<br />
Appointed director of research<br />
was chosen chairman-elect of the<br />
through grants of American Canment of cancer. These men will<br />
and development of the Joh.-n.s-<br />
American Chemical Society's New Manville Corporation in 1941, Dr.<br />
cer Society funds, it was announced «»>**»*<br />
York Section at the Sections an- Rassweiler was elected a vicenual<br />
meeting in the Hotel Pennpresident in 1942, and headed the<br />
sylvania last night (Friday). company's extensive research pro-<br />
Dr. Rassweiler will take office gram during World War H. He<br />
as chairman-elect on July 1, when is a member of the American In-<br />
Professor Hans Thacher Clarke of. stitute of Chemical Engineers the<br />
the College of Physicians and Sur- Society of Chemical Industry, and<br />
geons, Columbia University, will Sigma Xi, as well as of the Amer-<br />
become chairman.<br />
ican Chemical Society,<br />
The new chairman-elect, Dr.<br />
Rassweiler, was associated with<br />
•With E. I. du Pont de Nemours &<br />
Company for seventeen years, the To Attend<br />
last nine as director of the com-<br />
DR. CLIFFORD F. RASSpany's<br />
paint and varnish laboratory Convention<br />
WEILER of Montview avenue, new<br />
at Philadelphia, before he joined<br />
Jokns-Manville in 1941.<br />
The Board of Directors of the chairman-elect of the American<br />
Investors Savings and Loan Asso- Chemical Society's New York Sec-<br />
Born at Polo, El., on May IS, ciation appointed Willard L. Hults tion.<br />
1899, h« was graduated from the and Roland Lewan to be official<br />
University of Denver in 1920 with<br />
*<br />
delegates to represent the asso-<br />
an A. B. degree, and received the ciation at the annual convention of Boy Scout<br />
the New Jersey Savings and Loan<br />
ROLSCREEN COMPANY League to be beld in Atlantic City<br />
on May 22 to 25. Mr. Lewan is Camporal Details<br />
now a member of the Board of During the annual camporal at<br />
Governors of the New Jersey Sav- Baum's Grove at Livingston on<br />
WINDOW SCREENING ings and Loan League and was re- May 23, 24 and 25, 1947, the Boy<br />
For Casement and Double Hung cently nominated for the new term Scouts of the Oranges and Mapl«-<br />
Paterson 2, N". J. Lambert 3-3433<br />
of two years.<br />
wood Area Council will compete<br />
against each other for the camping<br />
award. The competition will<br />
be based on points for camping<br />
proficiency. Ribbons will be awarded<br />
to each troop obtaining <strong>15</strong>0<br />
The Harmony Shop<br />
points of a possible 200. The troop<br />
judged to.be best in each district<br />
"Capehart Center of Suburban Essex" will compete against the top troop<br />
170 ESSEX ST. MI 6-1830 MUXBCRN, N. J. in each of the other three districts<br />
for first prize, second, third and<br />
fourth, A suitable memento will be<br />
presented to the winner.<br />
The judges will use a point system<br />
in which 50 points wild be divided<br />
among the items concerning<br />
shelter, that is, selection of individual<br />
tent sites, layout of troop site,<br />
precautions for rainy weather<br />
(ditching around tents), beds (comfort,<br />
dryness and neatness), and<br />
personal equipment 10 points each;<br />
general sanitation 50 points with<br />
10 points each for troop site policing,<br />
washstands, water supply,<br />
sump for wasih water, and troop<br />
latrine; commissary 50 points with<br />
10 points each for food storage,<br />
cleanliness- of cooking utensils,<br />
cooking fires, menu, and cooking<br />
and serving; morale 30 points with<br />
10 points each for uniform, discipline<br />
and participation; and camp<br />
craft 20 points with 10 points each<br />
for each extra project (Mmited to<br />
two).<br />
o£ an on« 0l Si3t who will<br />
today by George E. Stringfellow, serve as a consultant and receive<br />
president of the county chapter, no compensation for his services;<br />
and of the state division of the ^ a sUrg