1920*

We have now acquired a Navy "E" member, namely the Atlantic Products Corp. of Trenton, N. J., headed by Ted Cart. Ted's company, which normally manufactures golf bags, canvas luggage and Val-A-Pak received its award for excellence in the uninterrupted production of canvas and leather equipage for the armed forcesamong others they are producing such things as fuel bags, rucksacks, parachute bags, gas mask carrying cases, jungle packs etc. Ted has surely done a great job.

The '20 Club of Boston held its annual dinner early in Feb. at the Copley-Plaza. The attendance, as was expected, was far below the usual number. However the quality was there in the form of Bennett, Whittaker, Dalrymple, Macomber, Elliott, Bernhopf and Morrill, and speaking of the latter, Mugs has been made vice president of the Merchants Nat'l Bank of Boston.

The following may explain Paul Richter's absence: After years of stalling, Paul has broken down and gotten himself engaged—the gal is Ruth Chilson of Northampton and Brookline. May 1 is the date set for the wedding. Nice going!

In looking over some class data yesterday, the thought occurred to me that we had been very fortunate in not having lost any of our members for at least a year. My thought was premature, as I received a letter from Roc Elliott this morning stating that Gard Fowler had died at some Southern camp early in February. Gard was a grand fellow and the College has lost an ardent alumnus. More specific information will appear in the April In Memoriam.

Charlie Crathern has obtained his Majority Pab Sample is now a member of the Athletic Council Ralph Roberts is working with Lockheed as an aeronautical engineer and is living at the Maryland Hotel, Pasadena, California.

Mail addressed to Horace Albright has been returned—can anyone furnish his current address?

You will note from the above masthead that F. B. M. has been transferred from Amsterdam, N. Y., to Glens Falls, N. Y. This is very acceptable to same as it is a much larger district, its eastern boundary being only 75 miles from Hanover. Of course, this doesn't do much good with gas, tire and shoe rationing, but there'll come a time when it will mean plenty of weekends in N. H.

Secretary, N. Y. Telephone Co. 29 East Main St., Amsterdam, N. Y