1935

First, a report from correspondent DouglasLey on the activities of '35ers in the Bostonarea:

Harry Reynolds went into politics in a big way this summer. He started running for Governor's Council, which is a nine-man elective body passing on the Governor's appointments, contracts, etc. He was doing fine until the Governor's son came back from Washington and announced that he'd like the job. Harry fought it out in the primary and made a good try, but the magic name of Chris Herter was too much. At one stage of the campaign Harry appeared in a helicopter hovering over the commuters along the B&M and haranguing like mad. Dick Muzzy, Bob McLellan and Bob Millane were all helping work on the campaign, which assumed something of a Dartmouth flavor. McLellan, by the way, was recently promoted to director of fiscal operations in charge of the Accounting and Auditing Department for the New England Mutual Insurance Company.

Lou and Mary Niles had a picnic across the road from Harvard Stadium before the game. The Leys and Cushmans horned in. Gloria Reynolds wandered by with the remains of a screwdriver but we never did see Harry.

The lawyers around town received an announcement of a Federal Tax session at which one of the participating experts was Dick Upton of Concord, N. H.

Last summer we had one of our irregular '35 cocktail parties, this time at Ed Dyer's in Waban. My memory for one reason or another seems to be slightly fuzzy on this matter at this stage, but I believe I saw Gow, Hopkins, Kurson, Muzzy,Nayor, McLellan, Reynolds, Rosen, Somers, Ferries,Stainsby, Wallace, Buxbaum, Parsons and Cushman.

No doubt there is more going on, but this is all I know about for now.

INCIDENTAL NOTES....

Bucks Weil writes from Montgomery, Ala., that his wife "is expecting shortly."... Dr. Jerry Davis has established a new office in Brooklyn, New York, at 45 Plaza Street.... Sid Diamond, in addition to his regular legal practice in New York, has been made a contributing editor of "Advertising Agency Magazine" and will write an article each issue on some legal topic of interest to the advertising profession.... Bunny Deutsch flashes from New Orleans that he and wife Rosemary plan to come East for a visit about the time this issue appears.... Howie Chase, who is now managing radio station WTSL just outside of Hanover, reports that Doc Reagan and DickHalvorsen recently dropped in for visits at his residence in Lebanon.... Recent visitors at the Hanover Inn include Ed Henriquez from Colon, Panama; Walt Lincoln and wife from Elmhurst, N. Y.; Charlie Nayor from Brookline, Mass.; and your own secretary and wife Nell.... Jerry Spingarn, Washington attorney, has been made Visiting Professor of Disarmament Studies at Fairleigh Dickinson University in New Jersey.... C. SanfordParsons was elected a vice-president of the National Bank and Trust Company in Torrington, Conn.... Another bank promotion came to John Wallace of Needham. Mass., who was made vice-president and senior trust officer for the National Shawmut Bank.... Ed Skillin, from Winnetka, Ill., writes as follows: "Married September 22, 1956 to Hazel Clifford, mother of 5 - one girl, 4 boys!"

SOCIOLOGICAL & POLITICAL NOTES....

Two of our classmates, Paul Cummings and Dick Stern, were featured prominently in the press recently, as follows: Time Magazine in its October 22 issue noted:

Last week Mississippi invited 20 small-town New England editors and publishers to come down at the state's expense to learn the truth about what segregation is, and why....

Midway through the tour, Editor Paul Cummings Jr. of New Hampshire's Peterborough "Transcript" told a Southern colleague: "I wasn't sure what to believe before I made the trip. Now I find the worst is true. We don't condemn you for practicing segregation. What we can't understand is how a people can be denied the right to vote in the U.S. To me this is unbelievable. I just couldn't believe it until I came down here and heard it firsthand."...

As the end of the tour approached, a few of the New Englanders ... thought that "there will never be integration, Mississippi's way of life will remain as it is." But most of the editors felt that segregation was doomed even in Mississippi.... Said Editor Cummings: . "Equal justice must come. Our system makes no allowance for 47 states and Mississippi."

The New York Times (November 6) carriedthis item headed, "Fan Pays $1,280 To TalkFor Stevenson on TV":

"Dick Stern, Private Citizen," a one-man electronic soap box, made its debut over television station WABD from 12:35 to 1:35 o'clock this morning. It starred Dick Stern and was produced by Dick Stern. The sponsor was also Dick Stern.

S. Richard Stern, 43-year-old drug manufacturer of 1160 Fifth Avenue and self-described "ordinary guy" went to his bank yesterday morning, withdrew $1,280 and purchased the station's time to advocate the election of Adlai E. Stevenson.

Mr. Stern said he was a registered Republican but had changed his mind two years ago.

"I can't afford this program," he told his listeners. Then he said, "Money isn't everything."

1935 Fund Contributors

492 Gifts (Participation Index 90) Total Gifts: $15,559.79 (87% Objective) THEODORE H. HARBAUGH, Class Agent

Ackerman, Harry S. Adams, Frank O. Aieta, James V., Jr.1, 2 Alexander, Donald W. Alfring, James G. Allen, Frank L., Jr. Allen, O. Fay, Jr. Anderson. Bartow P.1 Arthurs, Earl Atherton, Alexander S. Atkinson, Fred W. AuWerter, John T., Jr. Axelrod, Frederic Ayer, Robert B.1 Bamford, Arthur J., Jr. Bankart, Henry R., Jr. Barnes, Charles F. Bash, Ivan C. Batchelder, Henry D.1 Beach, Quincy P. Bear, Philip I. Beebe, Frederick S. Beiley, Murray R.1, 3 Bell, John J. Belsky, Abraham H.1 Benson, Stanley D. Bent, John A., Jr.1 Benton, Charles, Jr. Berkey, James H. Berry, Charles L.1 Black, Nelson M., Jr.1 Blakeslee, William S., Jr. Blanchard, John F., 2nd Block, A. Stanley Blum, Morton Boehm, Robert L. Boldt, James C. Bonner, Robert A., Jr. Bonner, William W. Bonniwell, Alfred E. Bookheim, Louis W., Jr. Bowman, Robert G. Boylston, George A. Bradshaw, Cardiff S. Bradt, William W.4 Britten, Stanley H. Bromberg, Jules H. Brown, Charles H. Brown, Sanborn C. Brunner, E. deS., Jr. Brush, Allen S. Bryant, F. Leonard Bryant, John H. Bunker, Forrest A.1, 5 Burke, Edmund W. Burnkrant, Eugene G. Bury, F. William Busey, Robert L. Butts, William S. Buxbaum, David A. Cahoon, Oscar J. Calder, Otto J. Cameron, Donald W. . Carlisle, Lorenzo T., Jr. Carpenter, Richard E. Carr, Robert C. Carrick, B. Crampton Cary, Edward H., Jr. Chamberlain, George R Chaney, Bobb Chapman, William J. Chase, Francis C. Chase, Howard L. Chollar, Robert G. Clark, Alan B. Clark, William B. Cline, Alvin B. Close, Daniel B. Colby, Ralph M.1, 6 Cole, Charles R. Cole, Lewis D. Collier, Frederick R. Collins, Robert H. Colton, C. Hall Colton, George H. Conklin, Albert R. Conklin, Harvey H., Jr. Cook, George A. Coppeto, C. James Corlett, Frank S. Cornthwaite, Schuyler E Cornwell, Franklin J. Cotton, Daniel C. Couper, Dean H. Crane, Carlyle W. Croninger, F. H., Jr. Cummings, Paul C., Jr. Curtis, Ellwood F. Curtis, Mercer E. Cushman, Gardner C. Dann, Everett R. Davidson, W. W., Jr. Davis, Jerome G. Davis, Larry Dawson, Harris P., Jr. Day, Peter M. Deckert, Harry C. Deitel, Saul R. DeMasi, A. S.1, 7 Denham, Robert H., Jr. Depinet, Fred E., Jr. Dewey, Homer B.1, 8 Diamond, Sidney A. Dickinson, James A. Dimity, William A. Dinneen, Charles M. Dodd, Alvin G. Dole, George V., Jr. Dollak, Karl M. Donnell, E. Fitz, Jr. Dorsey, Stephen P. Dow, Wallace W.1 Drackett, Charles M. Draper, Ernest M. Duncan, G. Cameron Dunn, John J. Dyer, Edward C. Eckel, Karl A.1 Edwards, Chester W.1 Egan, John J., Jr. Eisendrath, W. B., Jr. Elliott, Frank R. Ellis, William H., Jr. Elsenhans, G. Edward Emerson, Galo P. Erwin, Russell L. Evans, Charles H. Fairweather, Owen Feinberg, Maxwell R. Feingold, M. William Fellows, Joseph E., Jr. Ferries, Harry S. Ferry, Robert R. Field, Ralph H. Field, Russell W. Fischer, Carl O.1 Fisher, Arthur B. Fitzhugh, W. W., Jr. Fleming, Charles LeR., Jr. Flinner, Arthur L. Foley, Thomas F., Jr.1 Fraser, Donald W. Frederickson, C. R., Jr.1 Freeman, Edmond T. French, Akin M. French, Charles W., Jr. Frost, H. Marshall Fulton, Cyrus L. Funke, Carl H. Gage, Walter F. Gahagan, G. William Ganzel, Charles W. Garth, Winston F. Geib, Wayne A. Gelof, Malvin George, Albert J. Gerson, Edward Gilbert, John E. Gilchrist, John D., Jr. Gillan, Charles A. Glavis, Johnson Gless, Walter Glidden, Robert T. Goldman, David S. Goodman, Bennett E. Goodman, E. Edwin Goodman, George E. Gow, Charles R., Jr. Gregory, John B. Griffin, Hobart W. Guyol, Philip N. Haas, F. Lowell Hage, Robert K. Hagerman, Donald C. Hale, Rode M. Haley, Frederick T. Hallowell, Lamar, Jr.1 Halvorsen, Frederic H. Hamblet, Newman Hamilton, Douglas K. Hamlin, Gordon Hands, H. William Hankey, Louis W. Hannoosh, Raymond T. Harbaugh, Theodore H. Harriman, Benjamin R. Harrison, Huntington W. Harrison, John S. Harvey, E. Jonathan Harwick, J. William Hastings, Phillip A., Jr. Hattenbach, Monroe L. Haussermann, C. L., Jr. Hawgood, William S. Hawkins, Henry C., Jr. Hawley, William H. Hayes, Charles R. Heckel, C. Willard Hedler, Ernest E. Heller, Morris L. Hemphill, Philip S. Henriquez, Edward J. Herbs, Magnus J. Herman, Grant Hermes, Frank, Jr. Hetfield, Bertram C. Heye, Carl W. Hickok, Frederick C. Higgins, James F. Hill, George F.1 Hilli, Paul A. Hinman, Edward B. Hinman, Everett E. Hinman, Howard D. Hirschland, Richard S. Hodges, Wallace R. Hoke, George P. Holden, James S. Holmes, Walter B. Holtorff, Arthur F. Hopkins, Stephen Hormel, Herman, Jr. Howe, John M. Hubbard, Robert E. Hubbell, F. Wiley Hube, Richard W. Huck, Claude T. Hughes, James A., Jr. Hulett, Orren D. Huntley, James McL. Hurd, Richard P. Husted, Robert G. Huston, Charles W., Jr. Irish, John H. Irvin, James K.1, 9 Isham, Henry C.1 Jacobs, Bertram C. Jacobson, Nicholas B. Jankoff, Bernard R. Jewett, John F. Johnson, David L., Jr. Judd, David B. Kaiser, Howard A. Karch, Gregoire Karlen, Sven B. Kayser, Frederick P. Keane, Edmund Keenan, Albert J., Jr. Kempf, Charles W. Kempton, Willard R. Kendall, Roland M. Kenney, Richard L. Kent, Leon Kerwin, Daniel J., Jr. Kingery, John C. Kingsbury, R. Putnam Klein, Harold Kline, Alan F.1 Knap, Joseph D., Jr. Knode, Oliver M., Jr. Knowles, Herbert E. Knudsen, Semon E. Kreer, G. Bowman Krieg, William L. Krivan, Sydney Kroner, Thomas D. Kugler, Robert M. Kuhn, William E., Jr. Kuhns, Robert W., Jr. Kurson, Kenneth M. Lafazanos, Konstantin Lamson, Wm. Deane Lane, Thomas H. Lansberry, George W. Latimer, J. Harris Lauterbach, Richard E.1 Lavers, Robert N.1 Lazarus, Ralph Lebeaux, Charles N. LeSure, James S. Levison, Richard L. Levy, David J. Lewis, Robert C. Ley, Douglas L. Lingley, William S. Lintleman, Richard C.1 Lionett, William F. Lippman, Nathan L. Loder, Halsey B., Jr. Lovegrove, Robert E.1, 10 Lull, Robert D., Jr. Luneborg, Victor H. Luria, Phelps P. Lyon, John B. McCarthy, Milburn, Jr. McClarin, W. W., Jr. McKearin, George S., Jr. McKnight, George P.1 McKnight, R. M.1, 11 McLellan, E. Robert McMulIen, W. Emerson McNeal, William H. McPherson, John A. Maida, Robert H. Mallard, Douglas H. Mandigo, Melvin H. Mann, William H., Jr. Marantz, Leon A. Marchmont-Robinson, Harry Margulis, George1 Markson, Lloyd H. Mathers, William H. Maurer, Herrymon Mayo, John W. Meade, E. Grant Mebel, Frederick R. Meehan, Richard V.1 Meyerding, A. S.1 Meyers, Frank R. Milesky, Samuel D. Millane, Robert L. Millard, D. Richard Miller, Richard G. Mills, Clifford W. Millstein, Seymour Mitchell, Edward C. Mitchell, Richard C. Montgomery, Richard K. Mook, Douglas C. Moon, Charles R., Jr. Moran, William H. Morehouse, Malcolm L. Morris, Robert A. Morrison, John L. Morse, Robert M. Moulton, Reynolds E. Mullen, John H.1 Muller, Henry N., Jr. Mumler, William C. Muzzy, Richard D. Naramore, Robert W. Nayor, Charles F. Neff, Edwin D. Neill, Robert E. Nevin, William McR. Niles, Louville F. Nims, Norris G. O'Brien, Edwin J., Jr. O'Connell, Joseph P.1 O'Daniel, Richard E. Offutt, Edward P., Jr. Ogg, Wilfred R. Orenstein, Harold B. Ostrow, Herbert H. Oughton, James H. Pacht, Rudolph Pailet, Harold Parachini, Joseph A. Parfitt, John W., Jr. Parsons, C. Sanford Peirce, James D., Jr. Petke, Emil A. Petke, Walter G. Petrequin, James A. Peyser, S. Richard Potter, Richard C., Jr. Price, George Price, Harry S., Jr. Pruden, Walter R., Jr. Quimby, Robert L. Rackliff, Robert F. Radasch, Donald Rafferty, Hugh P. Ramsey, Edwin L., Jr. Rand, Norman W. Ranson, Howard F. Rapf, Maurice Rauch, Marvin A. Rauschal, William, Jr. Raymond, Frederick W. Reagan, Daniel J., Jr. Reed, Fay A. Rees, Samuel, 3rd Reeves, Bradley1, 12 Reich, Edwin S. Reich, Robert E. Reuther, LeRoy F. Reynolds, Harris A. Richardson, Donald E. Richmond, Guilford H. Richter, Robert Riegelman, William I. Ritchie, Alistair E. Ritter, Harold F. Ritter, Myron H. Roberts, Neil F. Rockwell, John M. Rockwell, Landon G. Rogers, Boyd Rogers, E. Donald, Jr. Rogers, Keith P. Rogers, Maynard L. Rogers, Paul K., Jr. Roitman, Harold B. Rosen, Melvin H. Rosenberg, Benjamin Ross, John R., Jr. Rothschild, M. N., Jr. Roundey, Robert E. Rowe, Howard B. Rubin, Jack M. Rule, Kenneth D. Russell, Dudley J. Russell, William L., Jr. Ryder, S. Remsen, 3rd Sager, Irving Samara, Fred1 Sammis, Arnold F., Jr. Saunders, Dero A. Saunders, Donald K. Schneider, Richard C. Schoenberg, Carl Schooley, Wilmot H.1 Seeley, Ralph H., Jr. Seessel, Arthur N., Jr. Serrat, William D. Sewall, Charles H. Shattuck, Leroy A., Jr. Shaw, C. Gibson Shaw, Donald W. Sherman, Morris P. Sherwood, E. Allan Shoenfelt, James W., Jr. Sholkin, Joseph L. Short, William C. Shortell, Leonard J. T. Shuttleworth, H. L., 2nd Shuttleworth, John H. Siegener, A. Loring1, 13 Silverman, Harold J. Simons, Sidney J. Siskind, Paul M. Smith, David P. Smith, R. Stebbins Somers, Arthur D. Sousane, Elias J. Sparks, Will C., Jr. Specht, Frank J. Specht, Ralph L. Spengeman, Carl vonG. Spingarn, Jerome H. Spring, S. Gardiner Stainsby, George N. Stanton, Harold O. Stearns, Charles H., Jr. Steele, Theodore M. Steffens, John H. Steinle, Duane E. Stem, Walter A. Stern, S. Richard Stockman, Frank C. Stowell, Rand N. Swander, Dan C., Jr. Sylvia, Richard P. Tacy, Allen W. Thomas, John P. Thorpe, Donald C.1 Tobey, Charles W., Jr. Todd, Albert J., Jr. Tomlinson, F. Byron Tosi, Charles A. Turner, Richard D. Ullman, Karl B. Upton, Richard F. Van Antwerpen, Paul M. Van Doom, R. H. Van Kirk, Frank W., Jr. Van Leu van, Albert M. Varney, Charles W., Jr. Victorine, Charles Wachtel, Perry Waggaman, Donald E. Wallace, John Wallace, John A.1 Walrath, William B. Washburn, A. Lincoln Waters, Martin J., Jr. Watson, Harold B.1 Webster, Kenneth W. Weddleton, George F.1 Weil, Adolph, Jr. Weitz, Louis E. Wertheim, Arthur R. Wertz, Gerald W. West, James M. Westby, Ralph N. Whitehill, Lynwood N. Whytlaw, Edward L. Wilks, William A., Jr. Williams, David D. Williams, Edmund O. Williams, John P. Williams, Robert J. Wilson, Philip A. Wilson, Russell S. Wilson, Thomas E. Winkler, Charles H., Jr Wise, Willard K., Jr. Wolff, Hugh W. Wolff, Jesse D. Wright, Frank J. York, Gordon B. Young, Robert G. Ziemen, J. Saxton Zimmermann, Albert J.

MEMORIAL GIFTS FROM:

1Anonymous.

2Brother, Louis J. Aieta.

3Morton Blum '35.

4Income from WilliamW. Bradt Fund.

5Mrs. Bunker.

6Mrs. Colby.

7John J. Perrino '32.

8Mother, Mrs. MauriceW. Dewey.

9Father, Arba J. Irvin'02.

10Widow, Mrs. PhillipR. Owens.

11Mrs. McKnight.

12Sister, Frances Reeves.

13Edward P. Offutt '35.

The Scottsdale, Arizona, home of the Gilmores was the scene of a get-together of (l to r) KirkSpitler '34 of Cleveland, Norma Gilmore, Bill Gilmore '34 and Eleanor Spitler.

Class Agent Theodore H. Harbaugh '35

Secretary, 270 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y.

Treasurer, 62 Prince St., West Newton 65, Mass.