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'03—Raymond W. Gulick of 4 Woodlawn<br />
Terrace, Cedar Grove, N.J., January<br />
15, 1959.<br />
'04 LLB—Frances Dimmick Lyon, former<br />
head of the New York State Law Library<br />
who retired in 1950 after forty years'<br />
service there, March 17, 1959. She lived at<br />
44 Willett Street, Albany 6. She twice attended<br />
the League of Nations Assembly at<br />
Geneva, Switzerland, and made special<br />
studies in international relations. Kappa<br />
Alpha Theta.<br />
'04—John Dixon Ristine, executive secretary<br />
of the Allied Railway Supply Association,<br />
Inc., Chicago, 111., March 2, 19$9. He<br />
lived at 7333 North Ridge Avenue, Chicago<br />
45. Ristine retired in 1952 from Grip Nut<br />
Co., where for ten years he had been vicepresident<br />
and assistant to the president.<br />
Brother, George W. Ristine, Jr. '01. Sigma<br />
Phi.<br />
'05 MD—Dr. Albert M. Beckary, retired<br />
physician, January 21, 1959, at his home in<br />
Indian Lake. He had been a member of the<br />
advisory committee to the State Conservation<br />
Commissioner and served as honorary<br />
president of the Adirondack Conservation<br />
Council.<br />
'05 ME—Myron Clark Beman, February<br />
5, 1959, in Buffalo. He was a partner of<br />
Beman & Candee, consulting engineers, 154<br />
West Huron Street.<br />
Ό5 ME—James Somerville Knowlson,<br />
board chairman of Stewart-Warner Corp.,<br />
of which he was president from 1939-54,<br />
March 6, 1959. He lived at 329 South County<br />
Line, Hinsdale, 111. From 1941-43, he<br />
was director of priorities and vice-chairman<br />
of the War Production Board; later was a<br />
member of the Army Liquidation Commission<br />
in the European Theatre and received<br />
the Medal of Merit for his services. He was<br />
chairman of the business advisory council<br />
of the Department of Commerce and a<br />
member of the task force of the (Hoover)<br />
Commission on Organization of the Executive<br />
Branch of the Government. He was a<br />
director of the First National Bank of Chicago,<br />
People's Gas, Light & Coke Co., and<br />
Erie Railroad. Daughter, Mrs. Mary<br />
Knowlson McGregor '38.<br />
'06—Frank M. Van Zile of 625 Plymouth<br />
Avenue, Schenectady 8, November 16, 1958.<br />
He was a civil engineer.<br />
'07 — Trumbull Griswold Burnham,<br />
March 2, 1959, in Jacksonville, Fla., where<br />
he lived at 1143 Walnut.<br />
'07 CE—Gordon Byron Canaga of 3703<br />
Thornapple Street, Chevy Chase 15, Md.,<br />
February 26, 1959. He worked for eleven<br />
years in the Philippines for the Bureau of<br />
Public Works, later was a civil engineer<br />
with the Pennsylvania Railroad in Philadelphia<br />
for twelve years, and from 1935-49<br />
was a highway engineer with the Bureau of<br />
Public Roads of the US Commerce Department.<br />
Brother, the late Ira D. Canaga '11.<br />
Acacia.<br />
'07 CE—Harry Coleman Chase of 126<br />
Greenwood Street, Canisteo, January 29,<br />
1959. He was a construction engineer for<br />
the State of New York until 1922 when he<br />
entered private engineering. Sons, Lloyd<br />
E. Smith '36 and J. Seward Smith '39.<br />
'07 —Clarence Scott Gwillam of 417<br />
PENNSYLVANIA<br />
in Meadville, Pa.<br />
the David Mead<br />
read.wai[ Qsnn<br />
Henry H. Barnes '58<br />
Parry C. Benton '53<br />
Innkeeper<br />
"ATOP THE<br />
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90 miles from Phil a. or New York.<br />
JOHN M. CRANDALL '25, Manager<br />
POCONO MANOR<br />
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WRITE FOR FREE, FULL-COLOR<br />
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Leon Gαrfield, <strong>Cornell</strong> '36; Managing Director<br />
163rd St. on the Ocean, MIAMI BEACH, FLA.<br />
For a Florida Vacation<br />
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Write for Brochure Dave Beach '42<br />
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