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Golf and bridge remain the principal diversions.
JOHN TEELE PRATT, JR .: Finance - Partner, Chas. Pratt & Company. Home Address, Old Tappen Road, Glen Cove, N.Y. Office Address, Chas. Pratt & Co., 45 Wall St., New York, N.Y. Married, Mary Christy Tiffany, Aug. 26, 1925, Dark Harbor, Maine (divorced 1935); Elizabeth Woodward, Sept. 4, 1935, Syosset, N.Y. Children, Felicité, Aug. 8, 1926 (m. Kennett Love); Ruth Baker, 2d, Oct. 25, 1928; Mary Christy, April 4, 1930 (m. Bayard C. Auchincloss ); John Teele, 3d, Harvard '55, June 23, 1932 (m. Jane Stone ). Grandchildren, Mary Christy Love, March 18, 1948; Suzanna Love, April 8, 1950; John Kennett Love, May 4, 1951; Nicholas T. Love, Oct. 8, 1952; Bayard Auchincloss, Jr., March 6, 1952; Gordon Auchincloss, Oct. 19, 1954; Pamela Auchincloss, April 11, 1956; Hugh Auchincloss, Oct. 1, 1957; Mary Elizabeth Pratt, April 19, 1957; Jane Stone Pratt, 2d, April 30, 1958.
Partner, Chas. Pratt & Company; limited partner, Harris, Upham & Company; trustee, United States Trust Company of New York; director, Chromium Corporation of America, Birmingham (Ala- bama) Realty Company; trustee, Pratt Institute, Museum of the American Indian. Diversions: fishing and shooting - power boat- ing.
BENJAMIN STURGIS PRAY: Christian Science Practitioner. Home and Office Address, 100 Memorial Drive, Cambridge, Mass.
CHARLES JONES PRESCOTT, JR .: Manufacturing. Home Ad- dress, 27 Barnstable Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. Office Address, Bennett, Inc., 678 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, Mass. Married,
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Beatrice Gardiner, Nov. 6, 1926, Boston, Mass. (died Oct. 18, 1932); Gretchen Adams McGregor, May 17, 1948, Boston, Mass. Children, Beatrice, May 2, 1928 (m. John Kestner Goodman); Jayne, Aug. 22, 1929. Grandchild, Lucy Prescott Goodman, July 18, 1949.
President, Bennett, Inc., president, director, Neponset Asso- ciates, Inc., Eaton Appliance Corporation, and Manufacturing Improvement Company, all of Cambridge, Massachusetts; treasurer, director, Gillette Fibre Company, Boston; director, Bennett, Ltd., Fort Chambly, Quebec, Canada; trustee, Norwood Hospital, Nor- wood, Massachusetts; superintendent of Sunday School, St. Mary's Church, Newton Lower Falls, Massachusetts; member, Hospital Advisory Council, Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Public Health; member, Harvard Club of New York; Brae Burn Country Club of Newton, Massachusetts; and Rancheros Visitadores, Santa Barbara, California.
HAROLD MARTIN PRIEST: Professor - Chairman, Department of English. Home Address, 2459 S. Dahlia Lane, Denver, Colo. Office Address, University of Denver, Denver, Colo. Married, Eli- zabeth Marshall, 1930, Rome, Italy ( divorced 1936); Willa Daniels, 1949, Denver, Colo. Child, Deborah Millay (m. James Edmond Courtney ). Grandchildren, Alison Marshall Courtney; David Edmond Courtney.
Appointed chairman of the English Department, University of Denver. Son-in-law, James E. Courtney, graduated from Harvard Law School in 1959.
WILLIAM BULL PRINGLE, JR .: President, Pringle Tractor Com- pany, Farm and Construction Machinery Distributor. Home Ad- dress, 56 Robley Rd., Salinas, Calif. Office Address, Pringle Tractor Co., 110 Abbott St., Salinas, Calif. Married, Elizabeth Elldredge Pillsbury, Aug. 23, 1940, Ross, Calif. Children, Elizabeth Lansdale, Jan. 9, 1943; William Bull, 3d, Feb. 16, 1945; Susan Duncan, Aug. 5, 1948.
Past president and director, Salinas Area United Fund, Monterey County Industrial Development, Inc .; past director, Salinas Cham- ber of Commerce; director, California Equipment Dealers Associa- tion; regional director, United Service Organizations, Inc. Princi- pal interest: world affairs. Diversions: shooting, riding, golf.
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ROGER VAUGHAN PUGH: Investment Banker and Broker. Home Address, 8 Rockridge Rd., Rye, N.Y. Office Address, Lazard Freres & Co., 44 Wall St., New York, N.Y. Married, Rosamond Tucker, June 11, 1927, Brookline, Mass. Children, Roger Vaughan, Jr., Harvard '51, Aug. 2, 1929 (m. Joanne Regina Sacco); Rosamond Randall, July 19, 1933 (m. Robert Sidney Swain, Jr.); Elizabeth Lincoln, May 30, 1945; Ann Denison, May 21, 1952. Grandchildren, James Sacco Pugh, Aug. 30, 1955; Robin Marie Pugh, Aug. 26, 1957; Andrew Tucker Pugh, Aug. 9, 1959.
JOHN EARL PURDY died March 31, 1941, at Brooklyn, N.Y.
PATRICK TRACY LOWELL PUTNAM died December 12, 1953, at Mombasa, Belgian Congo, Africa.
EDMUND QUINCY: Painter. Home Address, Corso Inghilterra, 25, Turin, Italy. Married, Josephine Biamonti, March 9, 1940, Bordighera, Italy. Child, Daniel Alexander, May 29, 1946.
For artistic activities, see listing in current edition of "Who's Who in American Art."
Time passes for all of us, and those who live in foreign countries may wonder what impression we make on the natives. An ugly book has appeared on this subject recently. Last year we visited Tuscany after an absence of many years. I got off the train carrying a well-wrapped umbrella, a tennis racquet and a typewriter, feeling for all the world like "the private secretary" in the play of that title. I came alive when one of the onlookers shouted, "E arrivato il Major Thompson!"
It is now twenty years that we have been married, and my wife has thus far endured a character full of fads, foibles, fussiness and contradictions. Do we mellow with age, and if not, why? I often wonder.
Italy is rapidly becoming industrialized, which is all to the good, but the Italians realize the dangers of "dehumanization," the tide of which they would stem. Politically there is improvement, but there are things yet to be achieved. In the meantime it is nice to live in a country where one may still sit down at the dinner table when entertaining guests. A well served dinner is conducive to good conversation, and, as my father-in-law used to say, "One does not grow old at the dinner table." I would like to believe this.
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MARTIN QUINN died December 16, 1942, at Palm Beach, Fla.
EDWARD DAVID QUINT: Lawyer - Partner in Law Firm. Home Address, 18995 Birchcrest Drive, Detroit 21, Mich. Office Address, Butzel, Levin, Winston & Quint, 1990 First National Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich. Married, Frances Higer, July 19, 1936, Detroit, Mich. Children, Peter Edward, Harvard '61, March 8, 1940; Barbara Louise, June 29, 1943.
During the past five years I have engaged in the practice of law as a partner in the firm of Butzel, Levin, Winston & Quint, of Detroit, Michigan, and during this period there has been no mate- rial change in my interests or activities as described in the previous Report.
ALBERT QUINTILIANI: Physician and Surgeon. Home Address, 35 Williams St., Norwich, Conn. Office Address, 58 Broadway, Norwich, Conn. Married, Lisena DiBona, July 19, 1931, New Lon- don, Conn. (died Feb. 3, 1953). Children, Albert, Jr., Harvard '54, Sept. 1, 1932 (m. Ann Radford); Richard, Harvard '57, May 12, 1936 (m. Dellene Watt). Grandchildren, Lisena Quintiliani, July 22, 1958, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Quintiliani, Jr .; Richard Quintiliani, Jr., Sept. 10, 1958, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Quin- tiliani.
Still keeping busy with my profession, but not as before. Other- wise things are the same as in 1955, except I'm a grampa twice and expect to be twice more by the time our Reunion takes place.
NORMAN SAUL RABB: Senior Vice-president, Stop & Shop, Inc. Home Address, 129 Valentine St., West Newton 65, Mass. Office Address, Stop & Shop, Inc., 393 D St., Boston 10, Mass. Married, Eleanor Epstein, Aug. 1, 1933, New York, N.Y. Children, Hope Davis, Radcliffe '56, Nov. 14, 1935 (m. Julian I. Edison, Harvard '51); Jane Marjorie, Radcliffe '61, Nov. 15, 1938.
Director, Stop & Shop, Inc., Newton-Waltham Bank & Trust Company, Top Value Enterprises, Inc., Newton Taxpayers' Asso- ciation; vice-chairman of the board of trustees, Brandeis University; trustee, Children's Hospital, Temple Adath Israel, Perpetual Be- nevolent Fund, Market Lodge, B'nai B'rith; member, national executive committee, American Jewish Committee; member, execu-
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tive committee, Associated Jewish Philanthropies. Member: Bel- mont Country Club, Harvard Club of Boston.
Received honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Letters, Bran- deis University, 1958. Hobbies: golf, travel.
RICHARD KERRY RATHJE: Writer. Address, 25 Carreterra de Cadiz, Torremolinos, Spain.
RICHARD HAROLD RAWLINGS: Executive Vice-president of Telephone Company. Home Address, Casilla 16-D, Santiago, Chile. Office Address, Compañía de Teléfonos de Chile, Casilla 16-D., San- tiago, Chile. Married, Harriet Barr, June 19, 1935, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Children, Mary, Dec. 9, 1936; Ann, March 15, 1938; Susan, Sept. 4, 1940.
1955-1958: Operating vice-president, General Telephone Com- pany of Ohio, Marion, Ohio; since March, 1958, director, Compañía de Teléfonos de Chile, Compañía de Radio Internacional de Chile, Compañía Standard Electric, S.A.C.
* SAMUEL REBER: Address, 51 Cleveland Lane, Princeton, N.J.
* LUIS RECHANI-AGRAIT: Address, Calle Acacias 105, Maya- guez, Puerto Rico.
* JOHN E. REDMOND: Address, 430 E. 86th St., New York 28, N.Y.
* WILLIAM THIBAULT REIDY: Address, 62 Rockwell St., Win- sted, Conn.
HENRY REIFF: Professor of Government - Head of Department. Home Address, 84 Park St., Canton, N.Y. Office Address, Dept. of History and Government, St. Lawrence University, Canton, N.Y. Married, Ione Alice Drake, July 22, 1935, Holborn Borough, London, England. Children, Jonathan Drake, Harvard '60, Sept. 14, 1938; Daniel Drake, Harvard '63, Aug. 17, 1941.
1953-54: Fulbright Lecturer in International Law at Faculty of Law, Ibrahim University, Cairo, Egypt, and at Institute of Political Science, Cairo University. 1954: Lectures delivered at Ibrahim University published in book form by Ettemad Press, Cairo, en-
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titled Diplomatic and Consular Privileges, Immunities, and Practice. 1959: Publication of my magnum opus, The United States and the Treaty Law of the Sea, by the University of Michigan Press.
Overriding in importance these achievements was the making possible attendance of my two sons at Phillips Academy, for their last two years of prep school, and their admission to Harvard Col- lege, where they are both now, Jonathan as a senior and Danny as a freshman.
GEORGE RENWICK: Secondary School Teacher of Latin and French; Part-time Farmer. Home Address, Bonnie Brae, Bar Harbor, Maine. Office Address, Scarborough High School, Scarborough, Maine. Married, Hilda Emery, June 10, 1925, Malden, Mass. (died 1954).
I have spent a rather lonely five years since the death of my well- loved spouse; but contact with young people, two summer school sessions, singing in church and two choral groups, attending one football game a year, digging in the good earth, together with occa- sional concert and theatre trips to the city to rub off the country rust, all make life worth living.
FRANK ALFRED RHULAND: Principal of Elementary School. Home Address, 21 Clayton St., Malden 48, Mass. Office Address, Glenwood School, Malden, Mass. Married, Florence Maude Ram- sey, June 22, 1927, Medford, Mass. Children, Frank Alfred, Jr., Harvard '54, Jan. 27, 1932; Florence Amaryllis, April 18, 1937 (m. John Davis). Grandchildren, Jahn Alan Davis, May 4, 1957; Kathe- rine Ann Davis, Nov. 29, 1958.
I became principal of the Glenwood Elementary School in Mal- den, Mass., in September, 1955. Mrs. Rhuland teaches at the Bel- mont School in the same town. We spend our leisure time with children and grandchildren living in Boston, or at our "country" place we are building at Rindge, New Hampshire. We'll be ready in about a year for classmates to look us up there - on Hubbard Hill Road, off Route 202.
Our son, Frank, graduated from the Boston University Law School in 1959.
* OTIS RADCLIFFE RICE: Address, 425 Riverside Drive, New York 25, N.Y.
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WILLIAM DOUGLAS RICHMOND: Architectural Designer. Home Address, 1110 Beacon St., Brookline 46, Mass. Office Ad- dress, Stone & Webster Engineering Corp., 49 Federal St., Boston 10, Mass.
Treasurer of the Second Church in Boston, which celebrated its 310th anniversary in 1959, for going on twenty-eight years now. Main interest is boating. My good old ship "Shere Khan", vintage of 1922, was cruelly murdered by Carol in 1954 and finished off by Diane. I have a new one now, "Amy D." - using the same plans plus improvements thought up over thirty-two years: perfection.
JOHN HOWLAND RICKETSON: Insurance. Home Address, 1212 Murrayhill Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Office Address, 307 Fourth Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Married, Anne King Scott, June 9, 1930, Pittsburgh, Pa. Child, Scott, Harvard '53, Oct. 15, 1931 (m. Frances Eliot Dechert). Grandchildren, John Howland Ricketson, 2d, 1957; Anne Dechert Ricketson, 1959.
* ALLEN MACDONALD RIDEOUT: Address, 35 S. Common St., Lynnfield Center, Mass.
WILLIAM PUTNAM RIPLEY: Assistant Treasurer of Insurance Company. Home Address, 83 Pleasant St., Newton Center, Mass. Office Address, John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co., 200 Berkeley St., Boston, Mass. Married, Lydia C. Overbosch, Aug. 6, 1932, Leeuwarden, Holland. Children, Joanne, July 6, 1933 (m. Floyd A. Spencer); Suzanne, Feb. 10, 1936; Jan, Nov. 2, 1940. Grandchildren, Jonathan Spencer, Oct. 4, 1957; Timothy Spencer, July 10, 1959.
From nine to five I labor, as one of the staff, to help invest the company's funds. From eight to eleven on three nights a week I am at the City Hall, as a member of the Board of Aldermen. The other nights I am doing something for the Republican City Com- mittee. Vacations are spent in Maine, playing a bit of tennis, or cruising around in a small boat which my son and I built.
LEONARD LISPENARD ROBB: Manufacturing - Assistant Gen- eral Manager, Stewart Warner Corporation. Home Address, 6842 N. Kilpatrick Ave., Lincolnwood 46, Ill. Office Address, Stewart Warner Corp., Chicago, Ill. Married, Raymona Young, March 27,
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1937, Waukegan, Ill. Children, Julia Caroline, Sept. 1, 1942; An- thony Lispenard, Aug. 22, 1945.
Treasurer, Westminster Church, Skokie, Illinois; chairman, board of directors, Skokie Valley Y.M.C.A .; member, Board of Education, District 74, Lincolnwood, Illinois; member, University Club of Chicago. All remaining spare time spent with my family in a small house on a ridge overlooking Green Bay in Ephraim, Door County, Wisconsin.
Anthony in the first of four years at Exeter; Julie busy looking at colleges in mid-America.
PHILIP HUNTER ROBB: Importer. Home Address, 1 Rosemount Ave., Westmount, P.Q., Canada. Office Address, Robb & Co., Reg'd., 1247 Greene Ave., Westmount 6, P.Q. Canada. Married, Mary Linzee Hall, Oct. 3, 1925, Medford, Mass. Children, Mary Isabel, Oct. 19, 1926 (m. Robert A. M. Smith); Barbara Hunter, Jan. 17, 1929 (m. J. Philip Atkinson); Joan Linzee, June 24, 1933 (m. Alex K. Paterson). Grandchildren, Linzee Maida Smith, Aug. 2, 1950; Julia Anne Smith, March 12, 1957; Kimberly Robb Smith, Oct. 6, 1959; Christopher Stuart Atkinson, Nov. 7, 1954; Alexander Robb Paterson, June 16, 1956; Hartland Timothy Paterson, Dec. 21, 1957; Angela Mary Jean Paterson, Sept. 8, 1959.
I have now given up representation of chemicals, as my time is taken up with the importation of wines, beers and spirits into Canada. Currently I am president and a director of the Wine and Spirits Representatives Association of Canada. I have been to Bos- ton a few times in connection with our Class activities, but not as often as I should like. I became a Canadian citizen in 1958, and my wife followed suit in 1959. I still enjoy rackets, golf, tennis and fishing when my grandchildren permit me the time.
ISRAEL HYMAN ROBERTS: Last Known Address, 25 Firglade Ave., Springfield, Mass. (Lost.)
CHARLES HIDDEN ROBINSON: Real Estate and Insurance. Home Address, 14 Reed St., Marblehead, Mass. Office Address, 157 Pleasant St., Marblehead, Mass. Married, Mildred Leavitt Hollo- way, April 30, 1933, Marblehead, Mass.
Member of the Greater Salem Board of Realtors, and of the Rotary Club of Marblehead (president, 1957-58).
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HAROLD RICHARD ROBINSON died October 23, 1942, at West Newton, Mass.
JOHN RANDOLPH ROBINSON died September 2, 1930, at Capri, Italy.
JOSEPH STANLEY ROBINSON: Journalism. Home Address, 42 Elm St., Marblehead, Mass. Office Address, Salem Evening News, Salem, Mass. Married, Elizabeth Robinson Childs, June 21, 1929, Marblehead, Mass. Child, Sylvia Louise, Feb. 16, 1931 (m. Ray- mond Ashley ).
Summer camp at Winona Lake, New Hampshire. Winter diver- sion, Orgasonic electric organ.
OLIVER VINCENT ROBINSON: Farmer and Electrician. Home Address, R.F.D. 2, Meredith, N.H.
HENRY JAMES ROCKEL: Education. Home Address, Storrs, Conn. Office Address, University of Connecticut, Storrs, Conn. Married, Anna Warren Peirce, July 31, 1927, Braintree, Mass. (di- vorced 1944). Children, Susan Ann, Dec. 6, 1929 (m. Arthur E. Nelson); Thomas Hastings, Harvard '57, Feb. 4, 1935 (m. Norma Sedgewick). Grandchildren, David Nelson, Nov. 1, 1953; Cynthia Nelson, March 27, 1955.
Director of freshman English at the University of Connecticut. Still trying to keep up with the business of teaching at this growing university. It is a pleasant, if unspectacular, life at low teaching rates common everywhere. My son is at Tufts Medical School.
* JOHN FRANCIS ROLAND: Address, 227 Rock View Drive, Cheshire, Conn.
LEON MARK ROME died June 9, 1946, at Buffalo, N.Y.
" JOHN McCOOK ROOTS: Address, 4 Hays Mews, Berkeley Sq., London W. 1, England.
REGINALD PERRY ROSE: Finance. Home Address, Mill River Road, Oyster Bay, Long Island, N.Y. Office Address, DeCoppet & Doremus, 72 Wall St., New York 5, N.Y. Married, Bertha Benkard,
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Dec. 29, 1926, New York, N.Y. Children, Reginald Peter, Harvard '51, Sept. 29, 1928 (m. Beirne Waters); George Horton, Harvard '54, Aug. 19, 1932 (m. Daphne Persse-Sealy). Grandchildren, George B. Rose, June 28, 1949, and Bartlett A. Rose, Aug. 20, 1952 (children of R. Peter and Beirne Rose); Peter B. Rose, Jan. 14, 1956 (son of George and Daphne Rose).
Partner in the firm of DeCoppet & Doremus, member of the New York Stock Exchange.
IRWIN ROSEN: Book Dealer. Home Address, 5 Healey St., Cam- bridge, Mass. Office Address, Mandrake Book Store, 9 Boylston St., Cambridge, Mass. Married, Rose L. Koral, June 20, 1926, New York, N.Y. (deceased). Child, Diana, July 27, 1929 (m. John F. Miller). Grandchildren, Christopher Miller, Dec. 10, 1951; Jessica Miller, Feb. 12, 1954; Elizabeth Miller, Aug. 27, 1956; Rosannah Miller, July 25, 1958.
SYDNEY MEYER ROSENBERG: Last Known Address, 1630 Com- monwealth Ave., Brighton, Mass. (Lost.)
ELI NATHAN ROSTLER: Lawyer. Home Address, 110 Florence Rd., Lowell, Mass. Office Address, 805-807 Sun Bldg., Lowell, Mass. Married, Ada F. Bresth, June 16, 1938, Lowell, Mass. Chil- dren, Stephen Howard, Nov. 15, 1941; Jeffrey Paul, Feb. 22, 1944.
During the past five years, and as of this time, I report briefly as follows: I am president of the Harvard Club of Lowell. I was co-captain of A Program for Harvard College in this area. My principal interests are concerned with the education of my two sons, Stephen, who graduated from Phillips Academy last June, and who is now a freshman at Cornell, and Jeffrey, who has just entered Phillips Academy.
My directorships are of the following manufacturing corpora- tions: Union Gear & Sprocket Corporation, Union Ultra-Sonics Corporation, both of Quincy, Massachusetts, and De-Wire Manu- facturing Corporation, Lowell, Massachusetts. Diversions are meet- ing with my classmates and friends, over a drink or two, or, other- wise, taking care of my too-large lawn, reading and amateur radio.
GEORGE ROUNTREE, JR .: Lawyer. Home Address, 2310 Metts Ave., Wilmington, N.C. Office Address, Rountree & Clark, 212
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Princess St., Wilmington, N.C. Married, Helen E. Johnson, June 28, 1930, St. Paul, Minn. (divorced 1946); Ada Underwood, Dec. 6, 1952. Children, George Rountree, 3d, Aug. 10, 1933; Isabella Frances, Nov. 7, 1937.
I have been engaged since 1929 in the general practice of law, first with my father, George Rountree, of the Class of 1877, until his death in 1942; thereafter I practised alone until 1958 when the present firm was formed with George T. Clark, Jr. My practice is general and varied, involving all the bag of human troubles from abandonment to zoning - even disintegration. In Carolina, hunt- ing, fishing and golf are like the Old Howard: never out and never over.
HARRY ERNEST RUBENS: Patent Lawyer. Home Address, 6460 Penfield Ave., Woodland Hills, Calif .; 2 Sutton Pl., S., New York 22, N.Y. Ofice Address, 11 Park Pl., New York 7, N.Y. Married, Jeanne Carrol, Sept. 4, 1930, New York.
In 1956, after completing twenty-five years of effort in science and law, specializing as a patent lawyer, I set aside a good portion of my time for some philanthropic activity. Listing human problems in the order of their importance, I found one near the top of the list, which although seemingly hopeless of solution, nevertheless appealed to my investigating and inquiring talents. Cancer has baffled all since time began, but it seemingly offers a closer solution than war and death. I could do no original work, but remembering that penicillin was buried in the literature until some prying eye unearthed it, I set about reading and sifting the facts. (I even tried to interest I.B.M. in the statistical problem. )
After three years I arrived at these conclusions: That cancer growths are supported by an endocrine imbalance; that certain forms of short wave irradiation are stimulating to the endocrine glands; and that endocrine stimulation can bring about endocrine balance and retard cancer growth. ( These conclusions are discussed in greater detail in "An Engineer Looks at the Cancer Problem," Harvard Engineering Bulletin, October, 1956.) Only one doctor has responded to my efforts to test these conclusions. With his help, I have set up a small project in a hospital. Seemingly favorable response of a few patients has justified extension into a larger group, which is now being undertaken.
Concurrently, I have undertaken to perfect an instrument for
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determining the degree of endocrine imbalance. Such an instru- ment will eliminate the blood sampling before and after treatment.
I have been informed by an authority that orthodox treatments involving surgery and X-rays will actually reduce the life expectancy as against untreated patients. There is a real urgency in our efforts.
DONALD FREDERICK RUBIN: Investment Broker. Home Ad- dress, 1755 Calais Drive, Miami Beach, Fla. Office Address, 561 N.E. 79th St., Miami, Fla. Married, Esther R. Thurman, June 25, 1933, Boston, Mass. Child, Eleanor Ann, Feb. 6, 1939.
MURRAY MORRIS RUBIN died February 25, 1944, at Springfield, Mass.
RALPH PAUL RUDNICK: Real Estate. Home Address, 24 Park St., Brookline 46, Mass. Office Address, 120 Riverway, Boston 15, Mass. Married, Jean Poskanzer, Sept. 4, 1949, Albany, N.Y. Chil- dren, Constance, March 22, 1952; Robert, Oct. 5, 1955.
Officer, director, Brookline Taxpayers Association, Inc .; mem- ber, Council for Planning and Renewal in Brookline, Massachu- setts, Boston Real Estate Board; retired from U.S. Army with rank of major.
JOSEPH QUINTON RUSH: Real Estate and Insurance. Home Address, 6 Spring Valley Rd., Belmont, Mass. Office Address, 717 Massachusetts Ave., Arlington, Mass. Married, Ethel C. F. Mellin, Dec. 4, 1925, Arlington, Mass. Child, Shirley Fredrika, June 11, 1927 (m. Marion W. Scholes ). Grandchildren, Ray Quinton Scholes, Nov. 19, 1953; Wendy Anne Scholes, Jan. 26, 1956.
Member, Arlington Rotary, Arlington Elks, Lexington Grange. Semi-retired. Spend as much time as possible at my summer home at North Falmouth, Cape Cod, golfing and swimming and enjoying my grandchildren when they come on from Sidney, Nebraska for six weeks' vacation in the summer.
WILLIAM BIRGER RYDELL: Address, 40 W. Newton St., Rice Lake, Wis.
ADOLPH WALTER SAMBORSKI: Director of Intramural Ath- letics. Home Address, 4 Eliot Rd., Lexington 73, Mass. Office
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Address, Harvard University, Cambridge 38, Mass. Married, Helen Mary Donovan, June 19, 1928, Quincy, Mass. Children, Mary Jane, July 23, 1929 (m. Robert J. Conley ); Paul, Harvard '54, Nov. 23, 1931 (m. Virginia Mercer); Ellen Mary, Jan. 8, 1934; Stephen, July 9, 1942. Grandchildren, Jonathan Caleb Conley, Oct. 23, 1953; Dermot Bradshaw Conley, June 27, 1956; Helen Donovan Conley, April 9, 1959; Kristoph Mercer Samborski, Feb. 10, 1959.
* ALEXANDER ALEXANDER SAMOILOFF: Address, 314 High- land Ave., Winchester, Mass.
* LEON ALEXANDER SAMOILOFF: Address, 70 Knollwood Rd., . Huntington, Long Island, N.Y.
WILLIAM DONALD McATEER SAMPLE: Last Known Ad- dress, 516 Holmes St., Wilkinsburg, Pa. (Lost.)
HYMEN LEWIS SAMSON: Lawyer. Home Address, 720 S. Plym- outh Blvd., Los Angeles 5, Calif. Married, Hazel R. Poresky, Oct. 10, 1943, Boston, Mass.
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