1935
Let's bite into some of these address changes for a bit, merging a few promotions and such other indicia of occupational activity as there may be:
Lt. Bill Fitzhugh, 140 Ross St., Fitchburg. . . . Lt. (jg) Lorenzo Tyler Carlisle, 735 Michigan Ave., Evanston, 111 Lt. Armand Deutsch, 885 Park Ave., New York City 21 Bob Stone, (Censored) Fleet P. 0., San Francisco. .... HankHawkins, 145 Broad St., Claremont, N. H., which must be not far from where he and I used to enjoy the best homemade beer I've ever tasted Ens. John Alfred Davis, alias 'Gus," Box 182, James- town, N. Y The above takes care of the Navy, and Lt. Ted Harbaugh, 52 South St., Oberlin, Ohio, takes care of the Marines, so we'll move on to the balance of power: Capt. Bill Blakeslee, 716 Marlborough Ave., Detroit 15 Lt. John Morrison, APO 121, c/o PM, N. Y. C Lt. CharlieEvans, 21 Highland Ave., Haverhill, Mass..... Lou Niles, 29 Irving St., Hingham, Mass Capt. Al Ochsner, Crile General Hospital, Cleve- land 9, Ohio Cap Ritter, 214 Bonad Rd., Chestnut Hill, Mass Lt. Malvin Gelof, Co. C, 261 st Inf., APO 200, c/o PM, Camp Shelby, Miss ....Sam Stern, c/o Sternbeger, 701 Market St., Wilmington, N. C Lt. Gale Emerson, Tinker Field, Okla Lt. John Ross, 117 Kennedy Drive, Chevy Chase 15, Md Lt. BobBowman, 108 West 39th St., Baltimore 10, Md. .... and some more at random: Syd Krivitsky, 20 Wave Way Ave., Winthrop, Mass BobGiarla, a rigger at Bethlehem-Hingham Shipyard, living at 56 Franklin St., Chelsea, Mass BillClark, at Abbott Hall, Exeter, N. H.; though why he's so quiet about it we'll never know BobLinson, 38 Linwood, Ardmore, Pa., near our favorite cricket club Ben Harriman, 8 Westerly Way, Bingham ton, N. Y Maynard Rogers, 568 Howell, Cincinnati 20, Ohio. .... Bill Gahagan comes up with as appetizing an address as we've ever run into with his Whiskey Hill Road, Woodside, Calif. .... Bill Rauschal, 71 Powers .St., Needham, Mass .....George Goodman, 15 William St., Andover, Mass Russ Erwin, 12 Randall St., Springfield, Vt Ralph Moran, does his industrial engineering at 260 S. Broad St., Philadelphia, enjoying the benefits therefrom at 111 Llandillo Rd., Llanerch, Upper Darby, Pa. .... Jim Hughes shuttles back and forth between 1410 Terminal Tower, Cleveland 13, and 25220 Community Drive, South Euclid, Ohio BillNorthcutt, 1280 Bassett Ave., Louisville 4, Ky..... Al Hall, Spring Glen, Granby, Conn., but we don't know where his insurance office is located John Williams, 233 Grand Ave., Syracuse 4, N. Y. .... Bob Ritchter, 29-41 169 th St., Flushing, N. Y. .... Orren Hulett lists two addresses, one at 415 Brainard, Detroit, the other not far from here at 1400 Martha Custis Drive, Alexandria, Va Bill Ellis brings his two within the commutation range, doing his contracting at Hotel Commander, Garden St., Cambridge, Mass., living at 479 Meridian St., East Boston; or is it the other way around? Our memories of Boston locale are too meagre to aid us with any degree of certainty. . . ..
And those who managed a promotion, not necessarily with a change of address: Lts. (jg) Jim LeSure, Dud Russell, Jim West, Jerry Davis, FrankAllen, Ed Harvey, Paul Hilli, Elias Sousane and Howie Frost; Lt. Fritz Beebe, Capt. DickSchneider, Major Dave Gallagher, 2nd Lts. HerbOstrow and Bo Kreer, and Lt. Cmdr. Harold Orenstein. Jerry Spin gam was an ensign when he married. Natalie Miller Davis, daughter of the Aaron Wise Davises, in New Rochelle on 14 June last, and has since been upped to lieutenant (jg). Johnny Bell has moved up from jg to a senior lieutenant in his position as Officer-in-Charge of the Scout and Raider School at the Naval Amphibious Training Base at Fort Pierce, Florida. He saw action in the first North African invasion and was awarded the Navy Cross for his "extraordinary performance of duty." Frank Adams has been promoted to captain and is now stationed at Selman Field, Monroe, La., whose Chamber of Commerce is justly proud of harboring the largest aerial navigation school in the AAF training command.
ODDS AND ENDS ... ...
Lt. Dick Hurd did some unusual cross-country shuttling a few months when he left Florida for the West Coast, where he was to teach gunnery at Las Vegas, but almost immediately upon his arrival there was ordered back to Florida, leaving before he had even had a chance to unpack his gear. We are given to understand that he is over- seas by now, however.
Lt. Bill Wilks is over in Oran, Algeria, and we'll send his Fleet Post Office address to anyone who requests it. Last time we saw the Wilk he was. merely an ensign changing trains in Albany in the Spring of '42, which is progress for you.
Sven Karl en Jr. will be one year old this September 16, as will Bob McLellan's son Donald Edward, on 17 December, while the Wiley Hubbell's Cynthia passed the one year mark on 29 August.
Newer arrivals include the Reg Bankarfs second daughter, Marilyn, born on 2 July last, a day- we'll not soon forget. Reg and I had spent Sunday- together out in his section of suburban Virginia,, and had just returned from a bit of a stroll during, which we called on the absent Bill Russells; when a call from Boston brought home the news of Marilyn's arrival. We haven't any similar means, of cataloging the birth of Ruth and Landon Rock-well's daughter this past summer, but we've a hunch it was about the 14th of July. Rocky was, on leave when we called to check it.
At last report Charlie Schwalm was an ensign; out on sea duty, with his address: 320 Rentschler- Bldg,, Hamilton, Ohio.
CLIPPINGS ... ......
Able "Abe" Winslow, famed secretary of the Dartmouth Association of Northern California, has. sent us a clipping from the San Francisco Chronicle which supplements our comment regarding; Gahagan's new address: "The OWI's Bill Gahagan has just moved his home and family from Berkeley to Woodside. In a curious coincidence, his new telephone number is 495, the same phone number his parents have had at their Goshen, N. Y., home for the past 18 years."
From the Detroit News, as of 3 July 1944:
"Thomas E. Wilson, of Birmingham, son of G. E. Wilson, president of General Motors Corp.,. has been appointed Director of Industrial Relations for the company's truck and coach division.. Wilson, a graduate of Dartmouth College and the University of Michigan, has been connected with General Motors since 1942. He formerly practiced law in Detroit, specializing in labor relations."
Captain Dick Potter's present address can behad by writing to me or the Record's office in Hanover; as can Ed Keane's.
LOCAL CHIT-CHAT ... ......
We ran into Ensign Doug Ley over at the AlliesInn here in Washington awhile ago .... someone tells us that Bill Mathers is in town also and that Jim Berkey has pulled out.
It has been suggested that 1935-in-Washington assemble for a few curtain-raisers before the local" DARTMOUTH NIGHT celebration at the Willard Hotel on November Tenth. This strikes us as. a singularly happy thought, so much so in fact,, and because said celebration falls on our birthday, we herewith offer to buy a short one or a long one for each member of the class who shows up. Call us at REpublic 7400, extension 63904 or 4787' to name your poison and learn where to collect it.
Seems to me it has been many a month since- we've had a picture inserted here. Granted that for many of you who are overseas and/or in combat zones the taking of pictures may be a thing of the past or an infrequent occurrence, but see if you can't dig up a few. Might as well let posterity see us in khaki or blue, for the glamor will fade with the return of the mufti eighteen or twenty- four months from now. If McCariy can grace our boards in a sarong and accompanied by a South Sea Island chieftain spearing octupi, some of the rest of you ought to be able to route us a picture- of an English pub, a French chateau, an Italian, villa, an aborigine hut, Diamond Head, or something of equal interest as background for a shot of yourself "over there."
Secretary-Chairman Bureau of Aeronautics, Navy Department, Washington 25, D. G.
i935 * DARTMOUTH NIGHT * WILLARDHOTEL * WASHINGTON * 10 NOVEMBER:
