Class of 1922
Howie Almon, who moved back to San Francisco last winter, has become assistant secretary of the Dartmouth Association of Northern California, assisting the genial and competent Abe Winslow 'so.
Temp Innes has returned to San Francisco with the Simmons Company, makers of the famous Simmons beds, at 295 Bay St.
Stan Miner transported this administration to the Maine game at Hanover, October 13, and during five or six hours there we met a few of the faithful. Cliff Watson was on hand, of course, it being his belief that no game is official unless he is present. The Kilmarxes, who are assisting Coach Blaik this season, were also present. We saw Herb West in the first blow of parenthood, Gaylord Anderson, famed microbe fighter, and Gus Cummings, the mighty atom. Gus intends to spend the winter in Boston, although he will go to his home in Florida at Christmas time. We tried, without success, to see Hamilton and Olsen.
Dick Wood picked up the following from the Boston Herald for October 27:
"Historic Dartmouth College's campuswill be the background of a film you'll seesometime around spring. One of the lessercompanies, Chesterfield, has bought thescreen rights to the mystery novel turnedout some months ago by that Hanoveralumnus, Clifford Orr, and called 'TheDartmouth Murders.' Another Wah-hoo-wahian, Charles Belden, has been assignedto adapting the tale for celluloid, andcamera men are at the moment on theirway to the Dartmouth campus for whatare known as 'background shots.' "
We congratulate Cedric Porter on being admitted to the law firm of Dike, Calver & Gray, with officers in Boston and Detroit. Ced has been with this firm ever since he left New York.
BIG BILL BULLEN
Bill Bullen spent an evening recently with your correspondent. His time will be spent in Boston from now on, except for an occasional trip to the plant of the Advance Bag & Paper Co. in Hodge, La.
Kris Kristeller has changed his address to 81 Walton Ave., White Plains, N. Y.
Kenneth Libbey is living in Brookline, Mass. He is Cambridge representative of the Curtis Publishing Company.
Eddie Johnson, associated with Click Busher in the Bronx real estate business, is living at 2119 Valentine Ave., N. Y. C.
Larry Waite, sometime naval flier, is associated with the Goodyear Service, Inc., Providence, R. I., and lives at 333 Seaview Avenue, Riverside, R. I.
Harvey Moses has moved into the home he recently built at 19 Wendover Rd„ Longmeadow, Mass.
Len Morrissey arranged a dinner at the University Club, Boston, the night before the Harvard game. Those present were: Fran Reland, Haskell Cohn, Mike Adams, Oscar Rice, Ced Porter, Ralph Totman, Phil Threshie, Matt Cassin, Bill Bullen, Bill Gallagher, Ozzie Holland, Nick Carter. Dean Chamberlain '26, minister of propaganda and public enlightenment for the Athletic Council, was kind enough to give a fireside talk about the football team and the new coaching regime.
William Dewey Mann, formerly of Quechee, Vt., has left the New York branch of the NRA to join the Fur Manufacturing Code at 127 W. 30th St., New York City. So far as is known, Bill is the only former Quechee man in the fur business in New York.
Secretary, Old P. O. Bldg., New York
