When we were freshman, Chet was the pride of the outdoor track class, but unfortunately he has not been able to beat any records as yet. However he has been a plugger, and a hard worker on the board, as well as in classes, and is managing to get through with us safely. We don't see a deuce of a lot of Chet but we know that he is here in classes and a regular attendant at the gym, and when he has those two thing to worry about, why should one think of other things? We take pleasure in wishing him the best of luck in whatever he does.

Joseph Chester Allen '23, South Bend Ind., an attorney in the South Bend law firm of Allen & Allen for close to fifty years and a past president of the Indiana Bar Assn., May 10. A 1929 graduate of Boston University Law School, Mr. Allen was a state representative for two terms and was the first black member of both the South Bend School Board and City Council. As a member of the City Council, he sponsored the city's first human relations legislation. He had been active in the public housing movement in South Bend and was instrumental in conducting a survey that precipitated the building of federally funded housing there. Alpha Phi Alpha. Survivors include his wife, Elizabeth, 501 East Howard St., South Bend 46617; and two sons, Judge J. Chester, Jr., and Dr. Irving M. '61.