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...formal banquet at Brooks House last night, Graduate Secretary Raymond Dennett '36, announced the election of J. Elden Sawhill, Jr., '43, of Lowell House, to the presidency of PBH. Sawhill, who succeeds Harry Newman '42, will be assisted by Robert G. Axtell '43, also of Lowell House...
Nominated for the P.B.H. presidency at the cabinet meeting last week were Robert G. Axtell '43, Robert B. Sherwood '43, J. Elden Sawhill '43, and William J. Shea '43. Postcards will be sent out to members Thursday, and the new leaders will take office at the banquet a week from tomorrow...
Governor Leverett Saltonstall will participate in Phillip Brooks House's Second Conference on Community Service on February 6 and 7, J. Elden Sawhill, Jr. '43, conference chairman, revealed last night...
...company has produced a successful conducting rubber. Whereas natural rubber has a resistance of 1,000,000,000,000,000 ohms per cubic centimetre, Dunlop's conducting tire rubber records only 30 ohms per c.c., its cable rubber only ten ohms. On how the rubber is made, Engineer Elden was mum. Dunlop Tire & Rubber Corp. has taken out no patents, for patenting would make the details public, but has begun to market its conducting rubber...
...advantage for airplane and truck tires, for rubber hospital floors. Reason: conducting rubber would continuously discharge static electricity, prevent it from accumulating to the point of spark peril. Static sparks in hospitals have been known to cause anesthetics to explode. In The Rubber Age, Engineer Howard E. Elden of Dunlop Tire & Rubber Corp...