Letter Written by Kenneth B. Hazard to the Bryant College Service Club Dated June 17, 1943

[Transcription begins] UNITED STATES COAST GUARDBoston, Mass. 17 June, 1943 Bryant Service Clubc/o Bryant College1 Young Orchard AvenueProvidence, R.I. Gentlemen: I received your package and thank you very much for the remembrance. I suppose you follow the fortunes of the other members of the Bryant Alumni who are in the service, but I will add what bit I know of the whereabouts of some of them. Gordon Meiklejohn ’41 is still here in Boston but expects to leave soon for the Coast Guard Academy in New London where he will study for a commission. Curtis Dickerman is still in this district carrying on Chemical Warfare classes. Curt is now a specialist on Chemical Warfare. Last week I saw an old friend who was well known at Bryant, that is Gardner (Chubby) Oakes. Chub is waiting his induction into the Army and hopes to be able to send you his address as soon as he is settled. I wondered if it is possible to obtain the address of Warren Allen ’41. I have lost contact with Warren and would like to get his address if you possibly have it on hand. Thank you again for the package. Sincerely yours,Kenneth Hazard [Transcription ends