Tuck School

SPACE DID NOT permit us to report to you last month on two important events. Within that month the Tuck School was granted two fellowships to be awarded to capable second year Tuck men, who need financial assistance in order to complete their work.

The first, a fellowship of $1500 per year was granted by the Gulf Oil Corporation to be awarded to the second year student who, in the eyes of the faculty, has outstanding ability and needs financial assistance in order to finish.

The second, the Eastman Kodak Fellowship, was again granted to the Tuck School. The Eastman Kodak Company offers a total of four fellowships each year, four schools participating in the program each year. It is their plan to circulate these funds among the better graduate schools of business administration throughout the country. This fellowship is for $750.

It goes without saying that we are very happy and proud to be able to offer these fellowships to Tuck School men. It is by means .of funds such as these that capable young men lacking the financial resources can obtain the opportunity to complete their Tuck School training.

Dean H. V. Olsen addressed the Convention of the Association of New Hampshire Assessors, held in Manchester on November 7 and 8. His subject was "An Economist's View of Present Conditions." Mr. S. Lane Dwinell T'29, President of the New Hampshire Manufacturers' Association appeared on the same program. Mr. Dwinell spoke on "The Stock in-Trade Tax and the New Hampshire Manu- facturer."

Donald Barr D'18 Assistant Treasurer and investment officer of the College, spoke at the School on November 14 on "Investment Policy for College Endowments." He also met informally with the men in the course on Investment on November 16 to discuss the problems which arise in connection with investing the funds of Dartmouth College. Professor Herman Feldman spoke on "Employee Unions and the Civil Service" at the joint meeting of the Civil Service Assembly of the United States and Canada and The National Civil Service League, held at the Hotel New Yorker Thursday, October 24, in New York City.

Professor G. W. Woodworth attended the annual meeting of the New Hampshire Bankers Association held in Whitefield, New Hampshire on October 18 and 19.

Victor Z. Brink, Professor of Accounting, School of Business, Columbia University, has been elected Vice President of the Institute of Internal Auditors. Professor Brink was Assistant Professor of Accounting at the Tuck School during the period, 1938-1940.

Mr. Sumner B. Emerson D'17 partner in the investment banking firm Morgan, Stanley and Company, spoke at the School on October 31 on the "Functions and Operations of a Large Investment Banking House." In the evening he met informally with the Clearing House group to discuss investment problems and investment banking as a profession.

Mr. James A. Hamilton T'23, Professor of Hospital Administration at the University of Minnesota, lectured to the first-year group on November 8 on "Hospital Administration." Mr. Hamilton was for many years Assistant Professor of Management at the Tuck School and Superintendent of the Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital in Hanover. He has since served as Superintendent of the Cleveland City Hospital and the New Haven Hospital. Last year he left the New Haven hospital to form a firm of hospital consultants, the James A. Hamilton Associates, which operates on a nation-wide basis.

Pres Brooks T'46 paid us a visit on October 31. He has accepted a position in the investment department of the Royal Liverpool Group, New York City, which is engaged in fire, marine and casualty insurance.

Luman B. Howe T'21 Vice President and Cashier of the Montpelier National Bank has been elected President of the Vermont Bankers Association.

Allen Van Wie Tuck-Thayer '42 writes that he has become associated with the General Insurance Agency in Troy, New York. In addition to his insurance work he is teaching part time in the Rensselaer Polytechnical Institute.

W. Kent Barclay D'42 has accepted a position in the finance division of the Carrier

Corporation in Syracuse, N. Y. William A. Lieson T'33 Assistant Vice President of Union Trust Company, Springfield, Mass., became the father of a son, Charles William, on October 2. He also has a daughter, Virginia, aged two and one-half. Congratulations, Bill!

William T. Maeck T'46 was married to Elizabeth Cooper in the White Church at Hanover on November 2. Soon after graduation from Tuck School, Bill accepted the position of Assistant to President John Sloan Dickey.

D. H. Ankeny D'21, Vice President, Theodore Hamm Brewing Co., St. Paul, Minn., spent the afternoon of November 4 at the School with Dean Olsen and Professor Frey.