Class of 1911

Notice has just been received of the death of Jack Helliwell at his home in La Jolla, Cal., on November 24. Jack, as you all know, has been a sufferer for a number of years from a very severe form of rheumatism, but proved himself a good soldier to the very end. Further notice will appear in the next issue of the MAGAZINE.

Rath Sprague is going to take back to his Cuban plantation a young daughter by the name of Patricia, who was born in Lebanon, Pa., on December IS.

Fred Eaton has recently gone to Coral Gables, Fla., where he has been made assistant general sales manager of the Coral Gables Corporation. Fred was going to attend a party of Dartmouth men one day, but could not get away from business long enough to make the appointment, the chief reason being that Fred reports sales in that office that day of some seven million dollars worth of real estate. We all sincerely hope that sales will let up sufficiently and that Fred will be able to borrow enough money to take a few days off next June.

True Dudley has left Providence, and is now located in Sewickley, Pa. I am in the process of finding out more about him.

Heinie Chase has been found at last and has stopped long enough in his travels from post to post to say that he is now located at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind., where he is stationed under the guise of Captain.

Brad Patten was granted a leave of absence from Western Reserve University for the past semester while he was visiting various medical laboratories, Johns Hopkins, Princeton, etc., in the interest of his work at his own university.

From Paris comes the following announcement: "Mr. and Mrs. Louis Phillips Hall, Jr., sont heureux de vous announcer la naissance de leur fils, Richard Nelville, le 15 Novembre."

This item appeared in the Boston papers January 3: "Announcement has just been made of the appointment of L. J. Waldron as sales manager for the Pennsylvania Rubber Company. Mr. Waldron has been local branch manager for the company for the past five years, and has brought the branch along until today it ranks as the company's leading branch. His appointment as sales manager therefore comes as a well merited reward. As sales manager he will make his headquarters at the home office of the company, and he is leaving in a few days to assume his new duties at Jeannette, Pa." Our congratulations to Les. When you send in your class tax to Wee Kimball, make the address Room 60S, 225 West 34th St., New York, where Wee has just moved to a brand new office.

Secretary, . Han- over, N. H.