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June, 1937 The Notre Dame Alumnus 275
who took a room together. We spent
a pleasant hour in the midst of their
conviviality Sunday morning. Jim
has been working for A. C. Allan Investment
Company in Chicago.
We understand, from sources that
should be accurate, that Phil Jacobs
is employed in a bank in native
Alexandria.
Frank McGuire returned to spend
the three days with us, and said that
he is going abroad this Summer. At
the moment he is not working, but
he has expectations for September.
Frank informed us that he had met
Jerry Cushing at a Bull Fight in
Mexico City. Jerry is reputed to
have spent a well earned vacation in
San Antonio, Texas, but is now back
on the job with the Great Lakes Dock
and Dredge Company getting the
dope from the "bottom."
Joe Flynn and Claude ..Tourek
rested their bodies in Dillon Hall,
having been among those who arrived
Friday. Joe started Monday,
June 7, on a six week's training
course with the Thomas people (the
hair growers). After that he anticipates
being sent East with a sales
manager's diploma.
Joe told us that Frank Leonard
has been with the Thomas organization
for some time, and is located in
Rochester, New York.
On Saturday night we made up a
party consisting of Bill Lord, Bill
Burkhardt, Louis Hruby, Ray Oakes,
Tom Proctor and Bob Proctor, '33.
During the course of the night we
learned from the Lord boy that
Norge and Company is prospering
through his efforts.
Jim Cronin blew in for a while.
He is peddling radiators (American)
through the north-east counties of
Iowa.
Several weeks ago we learned from
Gene Witchger's brother (Freshman
this year) that friend Gene had invented
something. Not being an
engineer we cannot pass on the dope
to you—but it is an accomplished
fact. Gene is now located in Detroit.
We endeavored to get more evidence
from Gene, but all he would admit
was the intention and nothing further.
A short while back we received a
wedding invitation from Tom Standish
way down in Texas. The wedding
is June 16. We appreciate the
bid, Tom, and wish you and Mrs.
Standish, the former Miss Elizabeth
Rhein, much happiness. Vic Arcadi
stopped on the campus just after
Commencement on his way back to
California. Vic, with Roy Scholz,
had just finished his second year at
Johns Hopkins Med School, Baltimore.
Tom Proctor has gone East for
the Summer, and is working as a tour
conductor for Tauck Tours of New
York City. Tom obtained the position
through an old Chicago World's
Fair friend. He will have the Gaspe
route, which will take him to French
Canada.
For the summer your scribe anticipates
attending the University of Chicago,
taking further courses in Social
Work. During the period we
shall be living in the heart of the
Italian quarter at 1300 South Newberry
Avenue (off Roosevelt Road)
in the Old To\vn Boys' Club. Drop
down and see us any week-end, as
that will be the time we will most
likely be there.
This brings us to the end of another
year of writing your chatter.
We sincerely hope that you have
found it interesting and worthwhile.
Your letters have indicated that you
found it so. We would like to hear
from those of you who have been sisent
these past two years. How about
a postcard or a letter? We promise
to answer all the correspondence received
during the summer months,
and any of the outstanding missives
of the past winter.
What the column has been during
the past months has been due entirely
to your co-operation, for without it,
we would have had nothing to write
about. For your fine spirit and wholehearted
support we extend our sincere
appreciation. Let us keep the
'35ers alive and interested through a
bigger and better column as the
yeai-s go by. It is up to you. We
think it can be done.
Baseball news says that Vic Metller
is a reserve outfielder -vfith the
Indianapolis team. Frankie Gaul,
'36, is with the Moline, Illinois, club,
in the Three-I league as the property
of the Chicago Cubs, and Andy Pilney,
the property of the Boston Bees,
is with Columbia of the Sally League,
by way of Albany of the International
League and Scranton of the New-
York Pennsylvania league.
Misinformation caused the report
to be published in the Religious Bulletin
and, in consequence, in the May
ALUMNUS, that Luke Kelly's mother
had died. The Editors are glad to
say that this news was unfounded.
Irving Garnitz, state representative
from South Bend, sponsored a bill
in the House of the latest Indiana
legislature which repealed an act relating
to damages and amended an
act relating to procedure. Professor
Rollison of the Law School, brought
this information to the attention of
the ALUMNUS.
193fi Join Moran. 61 E. 95th St, Apt. 2.
"'*"' New York Qty.
Commencement registrants:
Batun, Arthur A.—Battle Creek. Mich.
Blake. Glenn—Canton, Ohio
Brick, Anthony, Jr.—North Tonawanda. N.Y.
Deely, Ray—Tarrytown. N. Y.
DcGarmo, John J.—Nilcs, Ohio
de Landero, Carlos A.—Mexico City, Mexico
Dunn. Francis—Joliet. HI.
Ervin. Robert—^Notre Dame
Fisher. Patrick J.—Indianapolis. Ind.
Geerts, Marcellus J.—Notre Dame
Gorman. John E.—^Mishawalca, Ind.
Grady, Thomas H.—Chicaso
Grejrory. Arthur C.—Canon City, Colo.
Grubb, Henry W.—South Bend
Guamieri. Paul A.—^Warren, Ohio
Hertel, Morris—South Bend
Huber. Arthur—South Bend
Jones, TV. L.—Centralis. III.
Kolka. Alfred—Irma, Wis.
Lee, John M.—Salamanca. N. Y.
Loritsch. John A.—Wheeline, W. Va.
Lowell, J. Wesley—Washinston, D. C.
McKenna, James F.—Portland. Ore.
Meagher. Georse B.—DePue, HI.
Moran. John—New York City
MulhoUand. Art—Kalamazoo. Mich.
O'Kane, Joseph—South Bend
Stillwagon, Woodrow—Mt. Vernon, Ohio
Struck. William L.—Dayton. Ohio
Tulchinsky, Maurice—South Bend
Vervaet. Arthui^Oakland, N. J.
Viviano. Peter—St, Louis. Mo.
Weber. Fred C—St. Louis. Mo.
Youncerman. Daniel J.—Davenport. Iowa
Pepped up by a visit to the Publications
Office, Uncle Sam Moran does
the following beautiful job for you:
Inasmuch as the events of Universal
Notre Dame Night came too late
to be included in the May column, I
have carried them over to this issue.
About 400 were present for the
celebration at the Hotel McAlpin here
in New York. From '36 were Walt
Matusevich, Joe Waldron, Jim Sherry.
Bill Walsh. Jim Kirby. Bill Gillespie,
and Joe Schmidt. From the
neighboring class of '35 were Jim
IVIcDevitt. Al Lawton, Jerry Doyle.
Bill Schmidt and others. -Also present
was Ralph Christensen. ex. '35,
who told me he had gone to M.I.T.
to continue his architectural studies
and had recently returned from a
stay in South America.
Had a card from Bill Macdonald
some time back. Bill writes that he
is studying, with Lindell Kinman, at
Washington University (St. Louis)
Medical School. Bill didn't send any
address, so that's the best I can do.
Let's hear from you again. Bill, with
more information on the boys in your
section.
Via Frank Murray, still studying
hard at Cornell Med School here in
New York, comes the following information
gleaned from various correspondents.
We trust it as accurate,
for Prank telephoned it in one evening
and the connection was very
bad.
Justin O'Toole is now in the real
estate business in Chicago's South
Side. Al Rohol is reported selling insurance,
but his whereabouts is unknown.
Jack Bray, from down Kentucky
way, after surviving the recent
floods, is also selling insurance, probably
back in Faducah.
Reno Zarantonello is in line for
congratulations, as he is reported to
be happily married, and living in
Gary, Indiana.
Bill Baer is located with an oil
company somewhere in West Virginia
but his exact whereabouts are also
unknown.