1906

Walter Dakin was recently elected director, vice president and chief engineer of the Commonwealth Telephone Cos. and Associated; Companies in the Central Group of the General Telephone Corp.

. Ran across Walt Powers in Boston early in. August and, as usual, he had a "tall fish tail" to tell. This was for the special benefit of Joe Nuelle. An 84-pound boy caught a 69-pound muskalonge and was being pulled around the lake, boat and all. Someone phoned the police, who succeeded in rescuing all three.. Major Langdon Powers is operating, in England and France and Walter is a captain, now in Italy.

Have just learned that Bill Donovan died: on October 17, 1942. Fred Scribner passed away on July 17, 1944.

Lt. Ralph B. Hartman was ki-Ued in the ammunition explosion at Port Chicago, Calif., in July.

While arrangements have not been made as yet, the annual class dinner in Boston will probably be held the night before the NotreDame game—Friday, October 13.

The Dartmouth Log of August 18 carried a story of the award given to Eric Kelly by the Polish Republic-in-Exile in recognition; of his work with Polish refugees in Mexico.

Don't forget to send a check for your class, dues to "Norm."

Secretary, 37 East 39th St., New York, N. Y. Treasurer, 2205 California Street, N. W. Washington 8, D. C.