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Charlie Biddle arrived in New York on the "Gripsholm" the latter part of August.

Here are a few remarks about football dates this fall. For the Harvard game, Oct. 17, there will be the usual Friday evening roundup at the University Club in Boston and the class luncheon Saturday before the game. If you live in the Boston area, you will receive a more detailed announcement later. Any one outside that area planning to attend the game should write Jim Davis, Framingham, Mass., for information about arrangements.

Transportation facilities permitting, the Dartmouth College Club will run a special train from New York to New Haven for the Yale game, with stops on the way.

The night before the Princeton game, a big Dartmouth-Princeton party is being planned at the Club in New York. This will be our first combined get-together with our Princeton friends at our new Dartmouth Club headquarters in New York adjoining the Princeton Club.

The Cornell game is being played at Buffalo, Nov. 14. Chet Gale will be glad to play host to classmates and their wives at a luncheon at the Buffalo Club. If you can make it, write him a few days in advance at 425 Franklin St., Buffalo.

Several more of our men are in the service. George Rand is a captain in the Air Intelligence Service, Air Corps, stationed at Miami. Expects to move to Harrisburg, Pa., late in Sept. Capt. Moses C. Jones is in the same squadron with George. Rabbi Raible entered the service in July as Lt. Comdr. in the Navy. Headquarters are Miami Beach and his address there is Hotel Tatem. He has something to do with submarine chasers. Clarence Buttenwieser has been commissioned a captain in the Army and is stationed at Camp Grant, Ill., Company B, 29th Medical Training Battalion. Louis Munro has been commissioned Senior Lieut, in the Navy. Bob Paisley has a big job with the Bureau of Economic Warfare in Washington.

Walter Aylsworth's son, J. Walter, is taking communications training at Naval Training Station "Radio," Univ. of Chicago. R. C. Brummer is Dist. Manager of Electric Home & Farm Authority, Northwest Dist. Office, Portland, Ore. His son, George M., is a cadet at Naval Air Station, Sand Point, Wash.

Letters arrived during the summer from Fred Daley—Larry Eastman (Lt. Comdr. USNR, USS West Point)-Lt. H. C. Harris, U. S. Naval Air Station, Lakehurst, N. J.Bob Bard, still with Munroe Calculating Machine Cos. at Nashville—Max Norton, saying Lt. Comdr. John Chipman was in Hanover for a few days in August.

Murray Hawkins says "The only one of the '19 men I come in contact with who is in the service is Clark Ingraham whom I see once in a while. I have been active in OCD and just completed a course given by the Army in bomb reconnaissance. John Young, who was in our firm, is with Board of Economic Warfare in charge of Latin American affairs in Washington, so possibly may come in contact with Bob Paisley. I saw Ralph Kilpatrick lately and he is very busy as his firm is doing quite a bit of work in building various Army and Navy instal- lations around here."

Jim Jewett "I have had only one job since I left college underwriting burglary, boiler and plate glass insurance for the Travelers. This supports my wife, a 10-year-old son, an 8-year-old daughter and myself, in some comfort but with few luxuries. My contribution to the war effort is small. I am an air raid warden and sit up one night a month at the Hartford Air Raid Warning Report Center." Doc Hodgkins—"Southern Pines and Pinehurst are more or less turning into army reservations. The Army Air Force Tech. Training Command has taken over the Pine Needles Hotel and Mid-Pines Club and there is talk of taking over the Carolina in Pinehurst."

Jigger Merrill "Received my May copy of the ALUMNI MAGAZINE recently and thought I'd send a mite for next year's fund while I had the funds. Since this is pay day and there isn't much use for money at this station, here's a money order for Max." Jigger is a Lt. Col. and is on overseas duty. We are indebted to George Bingham for the picture of him that you will find in this column.

Bill Stedman has joined the Advertising Sales Staff of News Week, New York. Don Lovejoy is with Foster Marvin & Cos., 120 Broadway, New York. Bill Picken made the Sporting Page headlines again this year during the Great South Bay Race Week.

GOLF OUTINGS

Thanks to the initiative of Ken Huntington, we had two golf outings in the New York area this summer. The first was at Bonnie Briar with Ken the host. The second was at Siwanoy with Dick Dudensing doing the honors. Our official candid camera expert was on the job and you will see the results of his labor in a later issue of the MAGAZINE. (Boston papers please copy.)

Attending one or both of the golf parties were the following: Aldrich, Bresnahan, Batchelder, Capt. Buttenwieser, Colwell, DeMond, Dudensing, Fiske, Greeley, Hunt- ington, Jackson, Little, Lovejoy, Martin, Moriarity, McMahon, Picken, Capt. Rand, Sandoe and Treat.

LT. COL. C. D. (JIGGER) MERRILL 'l9Assigned to overseas duty with an infantrydivision of the USA.

Secretary, 2 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Treasurer, Hanover, N. H.