Ubn^- CHI TAMM § letterV"'^'* FIJI ISLAKD WEEKEND On May 4th. the House viill undergo its biennial trans formation and become a place filled with a tropical atmos phere and the excitement of Fiji Island Vfeehend. The bands have been hired, decorations are being prepared, and an ticipation is at a high level. We cordially'" invite all o.lumni to return to the nouse for a, most enjoyable time. ALUMNI RELATIONS COMMITTEE The nev* Alumni Relations Committee hag, at present, several new ideas and projects. Most important, we are in the process of preparing a directory planned for early 1964, It will be organized by classes and sent to a.11 Chi graduates. We v/ould appreciate your notifj^ing us of any address changes of which you may knov;. Also in our plans are invitations to local alumni and their wives to attend meals at the Cha.pter House, We would also like to encourage as many of you as possible to stop in whenever you are in the: vicinity. ALUMNI NEi7S 1940 On March 25th Brother GEORG-E MILLER revisited the Chapter House with his son, \fe are always glad to see alumni return and to reaffirm their interest \r\n•2- in phi Gamma Delta. ¥e ■slncerel3'' hope manj'' more, of you are: able to do so, In order that mo, the-, undergraduates, can meet the Brothers that have gone before us and that v/e all might experience and enjoj'" the ties of Brotherhood to their utmost. 1942 Brother DOIIAI.D M. PHILLIPS, who has served in the. U.S. Navy since graduation, presently holds the. rank of Commander and serves on board the U.S. Naval Training Device Center, Port Washington, L.I,, Nev; York, Brother NORIIAN YOUNG sends us his nei; address: 83 3 Long Hill Street Springfield 8, Mass. 1958 Brother ANDPJU'f T. ROBINSON is presently a l/Lt. in the U.S.A.F., B-52D crev/. serving as Navigator amongst a Brother Robinson, who is stationed at Turner A.P.B., Georgia, is anticipating his discharge from the service in Oct., I963, and will be returning to civilian life to work as a special agent for the Insurance Company of America. Brother Paul Schneider recently visited the Chapter House during his leave from the U.S. Navy. "Schneid" is presently stationed on the Great Lakes,