A WAH HOO WAH!

FOR SIGURD s. LARMON '14, elected Chairman of the Board of the American Association of Advertising Agencies.

FOR ROBERT G. CLARKE '15, elected President of the Reinsurance Corporation of New York.

FOR DR. DWIGHT O'HARA '15, named Dean of the Tufts College Medical School; also President-Elect of the Massachusetts Medical Society.

FOR PROF, HARWOOD L. CHILDS '19 of Princeton University, recipient of a 1946 Guggenheim Fellowship to write a book on public opinion.

FOR HAROLD E. BERNKOPF '20, named General Manager and Executive Director of Lamson, Hubbard, Inc., Boston, and of Balch Price, Brooklyn.

FOR ALBERT KELVIN SMITH '20, recipient of the honorary degree of Doctor of Science from Case School of Applied Science.

FOR JOHN c. WOOD '22, elected President and member of the board of Brooks Brothers, New York.

FOR ARCHIBALD R. GIROUX '29, named Chairman of the Massachusetts Republican State Committee.

FOR PROF, WARREN S. TRYON '23 of Simmons College, recipient of a 1946 Guggenheim Fellowship to write a history of a Boston publishing house.

FOR BROOKS PALMER '23, recipient of the War Finance Medal from the U. S. Treasury for patriotic service.

FOR DR. ERNEST L. STEBBINS '26, recipient of the 1946 Abraham Lincoln Medallion presented each year for distinguished service to the City of New York.

FOR PROF. MAURICE MANDELBAUM '29 of Swarthmore College, recipient of a 1946 Guggenheim Fellowship for the preparation of a book, Studies in EthicalTheory.

FOR KINGSBURY S. NICKERSON '29, elected President of Pittsfield (Mass.) National Bank.

FOR E. SPENCER MILLER '31, named General Counsel for the Maine Central Railroad.

FOR ALBERT c. GEROULD '32, named Librarian for the United Nations Organization.

FOR BERNARD CUSHMAN '34, appointed Prin cipal Attorney in charge of the legislation and bureau service section, U. S. Department of Labor.

FOR OSCAR M. RUEBHAUSEN '34, made a member of the New York law firm of Debevoise, Stevenson, Plimpton and Page.