Powell M. Cabot '18, University Marshal, died Saturday in the New England Baptist Hospital. He was also business manager of the laboratory of physical chemistry related to medicine and public health.

Cabot, who graduated in 1917, after three years, returned from service in World War I to spend a year at the College as a tutor in the Department of History, Government, and Economics. He left in 1920 and was associated with the New York Evening Post until 1924.

After serving as business manager for a weekly magazine, the Independent, he helped found The Sportsman and remained with it until it folded in 1937. Leverett Saltonstall '14, Governor of Massachusetts, appointed Cabot to head the state Development and Industrial Commission in 1939.

He was also assistant director of the Division of Employment Security before World War II, and later director for Massachusetts of the United States Employment Service. When the functions of USES were turned over to the War Manpower Commission, he was also named director. He was appointed to the state fish and game board in 1954.

Three Children Survive

Cabot leaves three children: Lt. (j.g.) Powell M. Cabot, Jr. '53; Lucy C. Cabot, now at the Harvard-Radcliffe School of Business Administration; and Robert C. Cabot '60. Three brothers also survive him: Henry B. Cabot '17, Charles C. Codman '22, and Paul C. Cabot '21.