1935

We are glad to be able to report that HOWIE HINMAN, earlier reported missing in action, is safe and alive as a prisoner of the Germans. A gunner on a Flying Fort, Howie came down in an air raid over Germany on October 9th last.

NEW PLACES ....

Capt. HUGH WOLFF, APO 760, c/o P.O., N. Y. C LAWRENCE G. SOMMER, 2312 North Gower, Hollywood, Calif Lt. CHUCK DINNEEN, 2626 E. Genesee St., Syracuse, N. Y Capt. DICK POTTER, APO 650, c/o P.O., N. Y. C WALT GLESS, 7420 10th Ave., Brooklyn 28, N. Y Lt. FRANK CORLETT, USNR, Box 366, Evanston, Ill., not far from OWEN FAIRWEATHER at 1511 Hinman Ave., Evanston. .. .. SVEN KARLEN, recently drafted according to a report from DAVE SMITH'S wife, has left California and may now be reached via 16 Essex Place, Bronxville, N. Y

which brings us to Lt. CHUCK BENTON at 5 Bronson Ave., Scarsdale, N. Y., and speaking of Scarsdale, did anyone ever dig up anything concrete and definite about the Sage of South School Street, one BILL NEVIN, onetime scion of Scarsdale, more recently reported in Rochester GREG KARCH has completed his boot-training in the U.S. Maritime Service and is now studying in the purser-pharmacist school at Sheepshead Bay

We understand that 808 WILLIAMS is overseas in Field Service work for Allison Aircraft Engines; it's just a rumor, so far, but you can verify it through Mrs. Wms., 437 Westbourne Ave., La Jolla, Calif similarly, Capt. HERB SHUTTLEWORTH'S address is c/o Mrs. J. D. Shuttleworth, 2610. Runsdall Ave., Louisville, Ky and Lt. ALLEN BRUSH, C/O H. A. Henkl, 275 Engle St., Englewood 21, N. J JOE PARACHINI, in the Army, c/o Le Moine, Lakeville, Conn Capt. BILL BLAKESLEE, 14514 E. Jefferson Ave., Detroit, Mich WILL KEMPTON, with the U.S.O. as a Program Director at the Army-Navy Y, is at 1202 S. Virginia At., Hopkinsville, Ky BILL CROUSE has a new home at 249 University Drive, East Lansing, Michigan .... we could almost drive a golf ball from where we're typing this to 3332 P Street, N.W., Washington, D. C., where Ensign ELI SOIJSANE, USNR, is living; at present we're at 3104 R Street, N.W., though one never knows how long one'll stay in one spot in this town. We are with the Bureau of. Aeronautics, Navy Department, Washington, working on shortages.

RUBBER BARON ....

STEVE DORSEY has left his position as Manager of Priorities and Materials Control in the Office of the Rubber Director, where he has been since the inception of that organization, after serving with the WPB predecessor organization, OPM, since March of 1941, to render special service to members of the rubber industry as the Dorsey of Dorsey if Rockwell, with offices in the Shoreham Bldg., Washington.

ALTAR-ATIONS ....

At a pre-holiday tea in Boston's RitzCarlton, Mrs. John Andrew Keane of Brookline announced the engagement of her daughter, Rose Julie, to WILLIAM H. ELLIS, with 22 January as the scheduled nuptial date.

Newly-weds Hannah and SID DIAMOND are living in Washington, following their November wedding in New York City. Sid is still doing special work in the War Division of the Dept. of Justice; his wife is a physicist with the office of Scientific Research and Development in Washington.

TRANSFERS ....

Aviation Cadet DANIEL J. KERWIN JR., late of Southmore Drive, St. Louis, reported in December to the Aviation CadetPre-Technical School at Seymour Johnson Field, North Carolina.

Lt. (jg) BRUNSWICK G. DEUTSCH, USNR, late of 4919 Chicago St., New Orleans, is at the Algiers Naval Armed Guard Center, awaiting assignment as commander of the Naval gun crew aboard a merchant vessel.

MISCELLANY ....

Sgt. GOULD GRIFFITH has been stationed in Northern Ireland for over a year.

JACK AU WERTER, managing a nut and bolt company, reports that he and Eleanor now have two sons, Henry and John.

We are holding for next month, or such time as ample space will allow, a group of letters from CHUCK BROWN, written from somewhere in Sicily. These tell a quite amazing story of his work in editing a 1100- page report, including maps, charts, and so on, of our amphibious landings in North Africa and Sicily.

Due to limitations on space we've had to waive the old practice of occasionally dropping into the record a photograph of some wee bairn or lass, married couple, or other incidentals of family life. However, we do want pictures, particularly those of service men, and will print practically anything along that line (example: McCarty on octupi-spearing, our recent shot of which was reprinted by one of the Dallas dailies, and now without a credit to this journal). So send in what you can.

We are sorry to have to report the loss of another classmate, Warrant Officer WILLIAM W. BRADT, killed in a fall from an Army ambulance on 1 December 1943. The only son of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Bradt of Thiensville, Wisconsin, Bill had served with the Army since 2 July 1942. rising to his present rank on 1 May 1943. His cheerful presence amongst us and his loyal devotion to Dartmouth will be greatly missed.

Secretary-Chairman Gates Mills, Ohio Treasurer, 5036 Juanita Ave., S., Minneapolis, Minn.