1914

A noteworthy addition to the foundations which aid students of liberal arts colleges comes to light through the establishment of the Young & Rubicam Foundation - the first educational foundation set up by an advertising agency in this country. Sig Larmon, president of Young & Rubicam, Inc., announced this in a press release. In addition to the scholarships, grants-in-aid to the college selected by the winners will be made equal to the tuition at the respective colleges.

Does anyone have information about the addresses of; E. A. Ballou, Carroll W. Buck,Roland G. Kimball, Allen P. Littlewood,Luther A. Pattee, Louis Tomassi, A. H.Wethey Jr., Cameron Whiteford? Information about these individuals would be appreciated.

One man's poison is another man's meat, says Bert Woods out in Tucson, Ariz. He does Income Tax Counseling. Nuf sed!

John Burleigh has been making good use of his past experience. As Class Agent of the Class of 1910 at Exeter he has succeeded in boosting the returns for his class substantially. He has been on this job for two years and will have hard work getting away from it, if the results to date are any criteria.

Herb Austin was installed as secretary of the New England District of Kiwanis International at the annual meeting held at Boston in January '56. Dalt Baldwin says he is still active in sailing, tennis, skating and swimming "the latter three in accordance with my age."

Questionnaires are still coming in slowly, some with additional entrants for the "Grand-Pappy Derby." None of the recent entries are seriously endangering the leaders, however. The only one with really a serious threat is Walter Gould, with eleven. Most of you have been very cooperative but there are still some hold-outs. Let's have them!

Secretary, 40 Byron Rd., Weston 93, Mass.

Treasurer, 165 Marlboro St., Wollaston, Mass.

Bequest Chairman,