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[ Page 4 1 The Millburn & Short Hills ITEM JMAY 15, 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 * 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 The Harmony Shop 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
[MAY .IS, T947] 'Millburnaires," as a Souble quartet, calling them. selves 'Tin MilUjurnalres." • Til« KMsenL group iacluiira Ed festival Feature Reed and Peter King, first tenors- Roger Schembs ana Alan tolterd' Wearing moustaches and "Gaysecoad tenore; Ken Benion and Nineties" garb, the Male Dcubie Ed Gibbon, first bass; £,„,] j a|. k Quartet, popularly known as "The Riflseivsy ana Mnrvin Fish sec- jjjiUbiiniaires," will sing- three ond bass novelty numbers at the Spring Their first public »BpeaPa»ce jliisic Festival ia the high ecbool was at the Freshman-Sophomore auditorium, Friday evening. May Dance on February 28, where they 30- scored a hit despite the fact that •jhls musical group started last they had to comDfiLc with the re. spring aa a quartet. Four hoya: treshmsnts lieliiK asrved lt Ure Jack Hidgeway, Peter King, Alan same time. pollard, and Bill Greer met once They made their second appear- B week at Jack's home and sang ance at the Parent-Teachers' As- together just for the fun of it. sociation meeting on March 11. Th4y called themselves "The At tin Spring Music Festival " the boys win sing "Coney Island After school reopened last fall 5K2? MS Why, and •», tfiey told Miss Ella Jensen, vocal mtaic instructor, about their quar- Prank Poliara, Alan's father, tet. Site offered to coach them, who h«d considerable experience aEd - tbey decided to reorganize in barbershop quarters singing has been sivlng the boys am valuable help in preparing for the concert. Since three of the boys are souiiomortb and five are juniors they plan tn continue their double S83 MAM ST., EAST ORANGE OLUarLet in school next fall. ato by Gordon Roth} "THE MILLBUKNAIRES," High School barbershop quartet -which will be one of the featured (Near Palace Hw;atr« Miss Jenegn reports that ticket ia the Spring Music Festival to be hrid at the High School on' Friday evening, May 23. Those in the sales are going nirely and that EXAMINATION picture are in the usual order Marvin fflsh. Jack Ridgeway. AJan Pollard, Roger Schmebs, Peter over {900 ha.s been collected so far King. Ed Heed, Ken Benson and Ed Gibbon. BEARING AIDS from patrons' donations and tickets sold. BATTERIES REPAIRS For All Instruments Especially * Western Electric Zenith •jr Medical ethics axe not something unique nod set apart, but simply a. direct applica- tion of the Golden Rule. They provide an honest answer to the question, "What is best for the patient?-- As one physician pot Tbe Army's giant correspondence school, the United States Armed Forces Institute, has had, to data, an enrollment of three and one-half million men and women. Over two million have received academic credit. More tbac balf a million high aehoo] diplomas have aeen granted. Currently, about 300,000 students are enrolled. it, "I do for my patients what I would do fif**** m*-v ber of my own family." As pharmacists, we adhere to the same code. The quality of our medicines and service is the best it is possible to give. You, the patient, are our first concern. Central Cut Rate Drug Store WORTZEl BROS. Reg. Ph. G. 323 MILLBURN AVE. Millburn 6-1461 ' WE DEUVEE Large Selection ANNUALS and PERENNIALS Now Ready DAV Chapter Organizes Over one hundred persons attended the formal organization ac-2 InstaBfttloB or ofli^ers of the new GaUi an-Gen tile Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans hel&visors. After the tour Misu tions. They were then the guests Eleanor Lambertsen, Director of of the Hospital for supper with Nurses, spoke to the visiting hEgh the student nurtees in the Nuraes' school girls hi the Nurses' R&si- Dining Room. TICHENOR & CO. ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS HOUSE SIGNS MADE IN SILHOUETTE WE SPECIALIZE IN WROUGHT IRON STABS AND PORCH RAILS EVERYTHING MADE TO ORDER n TAYLOR STREET (Rear) MJXLBURN 6-0930 DIRECT VIEW SCREEN \ invites you to SEE THE YANKS • DODGERS • GIANTS BALL GAMES in the comfort of your own home • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY On Sherwood Model As Illustrated $1795. plus instailarion FOX TSLSVISICN AS YOUVE ALWAYS WANTED TELEVISION TO BE...SEE MMONT .%•-—i 327 MILLBURN AVE. MILLBURN 6-0015 RADIO SALES CORP "See The Marks Brothers- Television Headquarters OPEN EVENINGS TERMS ARRANGED
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