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yb, received unusually high marks in all of his subjects with a total average slightly under A. The records also indicated that this applicant hed experienced no trouble whatever in contact with school authorities, but on the other hand, dur- ing the two years he attended there, his merit record was anong the highest, averaging betweén $4 and ©9 for the 2 years out of a possible 100 merit points. . AT WHITTIES, CALIFORNIA The records of the Whittier High School were also checked by the writer, these also indicating this applicant to have been an outstanding student in that school. His scholar- ship was slightly under A for all subjects and he was con- sidered one of the highest in the school. It was pointed out that this applicant was partioularly outstanding in the ac- tivities of the Whittier High School and was chosen by the high school to represent it in oratorical contests and in speeches before service clubs at Whittier. The records of the Whittier College were also | checked, indicating applicant was a student there from Sep- tember 1930 to dune 1984, at which time he received an A.B. Degree with a major in History. The records of all of these schools substantiated applicant's date of birth as being January 9, 1913. Whittier College, pointed out that for the first year applicant's aver- age was B,for all subjects; second year, B=-Plus, and thet in his final two years his average nearly equalled A. This would place him far above the average of students attending this colleges. , , os These records also indicated that this applicant was particularly outstanding in his courses in History and English; further, that he was active in football and track among the athletic activities of the sollege, and that his other extra-curricular activities in er)