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To the Editors of the CRIMSON:

The class of 1906 so far has an unbroken series of victories. The only event in which the Yale freshmen may yet win is the boat-race at New London, and no stone should be left unturned to prevent the marring of an unusual record. To give the crew a fair chance against its rival, it is essential that it has an equal period of training at New London. To do this at least three hundred dollars must be added to the subscriptions. Unless this is done, the departure of the crew will be delayed a week, and they will have ten days less at New London than the Yale freshmen. Whether or not the Freshman crew should have this support is for the class of 1906 to determine. J. F. PERKINS.