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46 NEWBURY STREET,
BOSTON I 6, MASS.
727 WEST SEVENTH ST.,
LOS ANGELES 14, CALIF.
165 POST STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO 8, CALIF.
'38—Walter H. Flynn and his family
moved from Pittsford in September
and are living temporarily on Lakeview
Avenue, Watkins Glen, pending
establishment of a permanent home
in Lebanon, Pa. Flynn is with the
sales department of the Lebanon Steel
Foundry.
'38 AB—A daughter, Lynne Nancy
Roberts, was born August 2 to Dr.
Leonard M. Roberts and Mrs. Roberts
of 350 Central Park West, New
York City 25.
'39 BS; '40 BS—A fourth child, William
Snell Bensley, was born October
26 to William E. Bensley and Mrs.
Bensley (Cornelia Snell) '40 of Springville.
'39 AB—John S. Smith is a "personnel
man" in the research department
of Eastman Kodak Co. in
Rochester.
'39 BS—Donald H. Dewey took a
leave of absence from the Bureau of
Plant Industry, US Department of
Agriculture, at Fresno, Cal., to return
to the University this fall to continue
his studies toward the PhD in Vegetable
Crops. He may be addressed at
the Department of Vegetable Crops.
'40, '41 AB—Nicholas S. LaCorte
of 95 Broad Street, Elizabeth, N. J.,
has been elected advocate of the Elizabeth
Council of the Knights of Colum-
Dec-ember i, 1948
"THE BROOKS LOOK"
There's an individuality about our Clothing that immediately identifies
it as "Brooks!' It's an individuality in its lines no less than in
its workmanship... because all our clothing is cut on our own distinctive
"Brooks" patterns and made in our own workrooms or to
our own specifications. And as much as its lines and its workmanship
and its Good Taste... Brooks' clothing is identified by the type
of men who wear it.
Ready-Made Suits, $95 to $ 11 5
Special-Order Suits, $125, $135, $145
Sixth Floor Sho