1905*

'05 men will be interested in the issue of Collier's Magazine of January 23, in which there is an interesting article about our classmate, Percy Noel, Chief Monitoring Section of the Foreign Broadcast Intelligence Service in Washington. Percy reports that he will be pleased to receive applications for positions from linguists with foreign residence and newspaper experience. The salary is attractive.

Through the courtesy of Chester C. Butts 'll, information has been received that Lt. Brainart T. Macomber, Class of 1938 at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, whose marriage to Miss Elizabeth Davis Chamberlin, the daughter of Lafayette and Mrs. Chamberlin of Winchester, Massachusetts, was reported in the October MAGAZINE, was cited on January 23, 1943 for heroism and awarded a decoration for outstanding achievement at Melbourne (Florida) Naval air station where he is a flying instructor. Lt. Macomber received a Gold Star in lieu of a second Navy Cross. Congratulations to the Macombers and Chamberlins.

Shirley B. Cunningham is the President of Prentice-Hall Company, Book Publishers, with offices at 70 Fifth Avenue, New York. Shirley travels all over the country in the interests of his firm. Here's hoping that he calls on many of the '05 men.

At this season, C. C. Hills and Mrs. Hills are studying the catalogues to find seeds for even more beautiful flowers and mammoth vegetables than they have raised in former years. C. C. is busy by day with his real estate business.

Harry Boynton Preston, one of the most popular members of the faculty of Keene Teachers College, lectures frequently in Keene and other communities in New Hampshire.

Ed and Mrs. Richardson are spending the winter at their home at 37 Fisher Street, Dover, New Hampshire. They are both active in civic and charitable organizations.

John and Mrs. Bell are in Hillsboro, New Hampshire, where John is serving effectively as sub-master of the local high school.

Arlington I. Clow, the efficient Superintendent of Schools in Haverhill, Massachusetts, finds his duties materially increased by rationing and other services in which teachers and school administrators are performing effectively in Haverhill and other New England communities.

Dr. Andy MacMillan of Concord, New Hampshire, is very busy in caring for his large practice as a specialist in eye, ear, nose and throat.

The American Optical Company of Southbridge, Massachusetts, of which Roy Parkinson is the Personnel Director, has recently erected a large branch plant in Brattleboro, Vermont.

It is a pleasure to see occasionally Professor Charles A. Holden, who taught mathematics to many '05 men. Professor Holden is again an active and influential member from Hanover in the New Hampshire House of Representatives.

Secretary, 14 Holt St., Concord, N. H.