George Winchester Stone, Jr. What can be added to the four pages of tributes to President—then retiring Secretary—Stone in the June 1964 issue of PMLA? After a year of restoration on a combined Guggenheim and Fulbright in London (1963–64), he became Dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Science at New York University. His part (3 vols.) of the great annals of The London Stage (12 vols.) is now complete. He has continued to be active on the Board of Directors of ACLS. He has been elected a Vice President of the International Federation for Modern Languages and Literatures. He is on the Executive Committee and Chairman of the Cultural Committee of the U. S. National Commission for UNESCO. We are particularly fortunate to have had him as MLA President this year while—after 40 years—the MLA moved from New York University buildings. We owe much to him for the ease of the move and the amiability of our new relationship with the University. Vive le grand GWS!