Vanderburg on the Junior Division—all recorded a year of increased activity and progress. come 'A member called attention to a sum "amounting to $28,000 odd, itemized as "less reserve"for doubtful accounts." "He urged that, now that] there was a waiting list for members to live at the Association, it would be policy only to et those members stay Wwho settled their accounts.
Opinions were expressed by various] members of the Board that, in the past, when there had been a number fof vacant rooms, men down on their luck had been allowed to reside but only men who deserved that trust, and who one day would repay the Association, were granted this prl-
The following nominations were confirmed by the meeting, following the report of the nominating committee—
For the 1997 Class: Mr.
Healey, Mr, W. S. King; 1998 Class: Mr. A. Glaihe; 1939 Class: Mr. H. H, Arnold, Dr. J. C. McCracken, Mr. EM. Wentworth, and the Rev. E. J
The appointment of Messrs. Healey and Glathe to li vacancies occurring uring the past year also was convilege, Mr, H, H, Arnold said the present! polley of the House Committee was to run the Association ea the lines of a hotel,
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