COUNCIL NOMINATIONS COMPLETED

During January and February voting was in progress for nominations to the Alumni Council and these nominations have now been completed. According to the constitution of the Council as recently revised by the Alumni Association, the three alumni receiving the highest number of votes in each of the five geographical districts become nominees and qualify for election balloting, provided they accept the nomination, but with the further provision that at least five nominating votes are necessary. Failing this number of votes, or in case any alumnus nominated declines the nomination, it may happe<n that less than threle nominees appear in some of the. districts. In case one nominee only qualifies in any district this nomination is equivalent to election and no balloting will take place but the electors in such districts will be notified of the fact of the nomination. Election ballots will go out to votingmembers of the Association early in April.

Below are listed the names of the nominees with brief information regarding each:

New England States

Guy C. Richards '96, a lawyer with offices in Salem, Massachusetts. Mr. Richards is president of the Dartmouth Association of Southern Essex and has been a member of the Alumni Council since 1925.

Fred H. Harris 'll, an investment banker living at Brattleboro, Vermont. Founder and honorary member of the Dartmouth Outing Club.

Middle and Southern States

Wright Hugus '13, Harvard LL. B. '16. A lawyer and member of the House of Delegates of West Virginia 1921-22 and Senate of West Virginia since 1923. '

Sigurd S. Larmon 'l4, since graduation in business in Illinois, Michigan, and Ohio and now with N. W. Ayer & Son in Philadelphia. Former secretary of the Dartmouth Club of Cleveland.

Warren F. Kimball 'll, C. E., Thayer School '12. Director of insurance for the National Retail Dry Goods Association. Former secretary of the Alumni Association of New York.

Central States

John R. Childs 'O9, with the bond house of A. B. Leach & Company in Chicago. Former president of the Chicago Alumni Association.

Edwin R. Keeler '11, vice-president Franklin County Coal Company of Chicago. Former president of the Chicago Alumni Association.

Western States

Paul W. Loudon '14, an investment banker with Lane, Piper & Jaffray of Minneapolis. Former president of the Northwest Alumni Association.

Rocky Mountain and Pacific States

William W. Grant, Jr. '03, B. L., University of Virginia '6. A lawyer in Denver. Former president of the Great Divide Association. Member of the Alumni Council since 1925.