1925

If you want some nice solid reading you might try "Controlling Coastal Sand Dunes in the Pacific Northwest" in the U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Circular 606, which Will McLaughlin just collaborated on.

Tubby Washburn, Lt. USN, is now located at Camp Peary, Williamsburg, Va.

Newt Tobey is the next head of the Chicago Alumni and Bob Borwell a member of the Executive Committee.

Carl Clifton was recently named Treasurer of the First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Chicago.

Matt Jones, who was with the Title Guarantee and Trust Company for some thirteen years has shifted to the office staff of the Lawyer's Trust Company, at 16 Court Street, Brooklyn. Matt has had wide experience in banking and real estate fields.

Bill Sleigh has yanked down his shingle for the duration and is now Assistant Regional Attorney for OPA, with offices at 40 Court Street, Boston. Can't think of a nicer man to send you to the hoosegow for price ceiling violation than the well known Sled.

If you should want to get in touch with Capt. Frank Brick you might write c/o Donovan, Leisure, Newton and Lombard, a Wall St., N. Y. C.

Carl King fell off a ladder while painting his house last fall and received a compound fracture of the left arm. He is having another operation to remove the metal plates and screws used to repair it. That seems to be carrying the metal salvage drive just a bit too far. As a result of Carl's tumble, not a few of the wives of Chicago Alumni have come out flatly against amateur household tinkering greatly to the relief of long suffering males.

Sherm Barnett has closed his patent law offices and is now counsel for Free and Peters, radio representatives.

Gardner Howe, Lt. USNR, reports that the battle of Washington is going well. Gardner still exists in a state of single blessedness.

Norm Clark has moved to 60 Gramercy Park, N. Y. C.

Ed Yates is another change of address, being 5254 Dickerson St., East Detroit, Michigan.

They aint much new sence the last riting. We had a genuine 44 below zero day. Had wun of our truck drivers freeze a bottle of ale right in his sheepskin pocket. Bet money it want none of Pete Haffenreffer's. Was to Hanover a few days back and visted on sum members of what we used to cawl "The funny fat Faculty." Got the real low down on what the school is up against this year. Them of us as is doing O K—and most of us be, has got to dubble our regular gift to the College. That aint no come-on. Its just cold turkey. So take the elastick bands offen the old weasil skin and lay the e pluribus unum on the line. Get the money honest if you can, but get it.

Error in the 1925 class notes of the January issue —George Stephenson should have been Roger Stephenson. He enlisted in the Navy in October 1942 and trained at Norfolk and Williamsburg, Va., and Port Huenene, Calif.

Secretary, Center Ossipee, N. H. Class Agent, 820 Graybar Building, New York City