MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1943
1935
CAPT. R. W. ALDREDGE is in the
service at Camp Beale, Calif. He may
be addressed there through APO 263.
C. J. ANDERSON lives at Pecos, Texas.
CAPTAIN STOCKTON D. BRUNS, son
of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bruns, of Louise,
Texas, is a prisoner of war in the Philip-
pines, according to an announcement by
the War Department. ..He received his
degree in petroleum engineering.
CAPTAIN GUS H. FROEBEL, son of
Mrs. T. H. Froebel of San Antonio, is
a prisoner of war in the Philippines. He
received his degree in textile engineering.
MR. and MRS. T. FRANK HUNTER
featured a picture of their two beautiful
young daughters on their Christmas cards.
They live at 2241 N. W. 17th, Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma.
MAJOR SIDNEY T. MARTIN was re-
cently promoted to that rank and is in
the U. S. Engineer Corps at Fort Bel-
voir, Ga. After graduation from A. & M.
in 1935, Major Martin attended and was
graduated from West Point. He played
football at both schools and was an out-
standing student.
LT. JAMES OPPENHEIM is another
A. & M. man last heard from on Bataan.
His wife has recently joined the WAAC’s
and is in training at Des Moines, Iowa.
CORPORAL HOUSTON PARIS is an
instructor in gunnery at Aberdeen Prov-
ing Ground, Maryland. He expects to be
transferred to officer candidates school
soon. Prior to going into the Army,
Paris was a consulting Petroleum Eng-
ineer at Corpus Christi. He is married
and his wife lives in Tyler, Texas.
CAPTAIN FLETCHER B. POPE has
been assigned to the 4th Sub-Depot,
Amarillo Field, Amarillo.
W. D. SCOATES, formerly of College
Station and a son of the late Professor
Dan Scoates, head of the Agr. Eng. De-
partment here, is now living in Chica-
go, Ill.
CAPT. G. W. SNIVELY is assigned to
the Air Service Command, Goodfellow
Field, San Angelo, Texas.
J. W. SORENSON is a Captain in the
U. S. Army, and receives his mail at
‘Stephenville, Texas.
CAPT. KENNETH TUCKER is located
at Foster Field, Texas, at Victoria, and
is getting along splendidly.
ENSIGN C .G. “SPIKE” WHITE, form-
erly a member of the Physical Education
Department of the College, is an instruc-
tor at the U. S. Naval Pre-Flight School
at the University of Iowa, Iowa City.
“Spike” received his degree in electrical
engineering in 1935 but later returned
.and studied physical education and for
-the past several years has been a member
.of that department at A. & M. He re-
.ceived his commission in Dallas.
J. D. “BUSTER” WORLEY, formerly
.of Plainview, is in the Air Forces Offi-
.cer Candidate School, Miami Beach, Fla.
‘His address is A.A.F.0.C.S., Squadron 22,
Barclay Plaza Hotel, Miami Beach, Fla.
“He was formerly one of the ring-leaders
in the Central Plains A. & M. Club at
“Plainview.
Wedding Bells—LT. DIXIE L. WAT-
“KINS.
WILLYS G. BLOUNT is living at 1313
“W. 61st Street, Los Angeles, California.
LT. DAYTON M. CARRELL is on duty
-at the 4th Sub-Depot, Amarillo Field,
Amarillo, Texas.
H. J. HARDIN is working at the
“Texas Refinery, Port Arthur, Texas. He
-gets his mail at 3725—34th Street, Port
Arthur.
FIRST LT. JAMES S. HARRIS, of
Robstown, is assigned to the Air Service
«Command, Goodfellow Field, San Angelc,
Texas.
MAJOR WILLIAM E. McENTIRE is on
duty at San Juan, Porto Rico. He was
an I. E. major while in A. & M.
FIRST LT. TRAVIS E. PERRENOT,
son of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Perrenot, San
Antonio, is a prisoner of war in the
Philippines. He studied horticulture at
A. & M. ;
LT. FRANK RICHARDSON is sta-
tioned at Duncan Field, San Antonio,
“Texas.
MACK STALLINGS erroneously reported
in a previous issue as Sterling, is still
waiting his call for the Air Forces. He
4s with the Texas Unemployment Com-
pensation Commission with officers in
‘the Brown Building in Austin.
LEONARD C. TRAYLOR is somewhere
in England. His wife and three month
old son are living at 1915 Belmont
Ave., Fort Worth. Traylor will exper-
dence a real thrill upon his return as he
has not seen his son.
1937
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LT. JOHN W. AYRES
LT. JOHN W. AYRES of Chillicothe
was recently commissioned in the Army
‘Corps of Engineers at Fort Belvoir, Va.
He was formerly with the Soil Conserva-
tion Service at Big Spring.
MAJOR JOE H. BATJER
at Moore Field, Mission, Texas.
MAJOR ROBERT G. BOWIE is assist-
ant chief of the Photographic Branch of
the Army Air Forces at Patterson Field,
Fairfield, Ohio.
RODNEY F. CHAMLESS took office
as sheriff of Madison County on January
1, 1943. He resides at Madisonville.
CAPT. WALTER M. DAGGETT was
recently promoted to his present rank,
and assigned to The Infantry School st
Fort Benning, Ga.
CAPT. C. W. FORMAN is Battery Com-
mander in the 90th Artillery Division ut
‘Camp Barkeley. Capt. and Mrs. Forman
and their two sons are living at 2973
Brentwood, Abilene and get their mail on
Route 5 of that city.
CAPT. JOHN G. HAMNER is on active
duty, and receives his mail at 551 Main
Metuchen, New Jersey.
FIRST LT. ROBERT HOLLOWAY
HUGES, son of Professor and Mrs. W.
L. HUGES, ’21, of the Education Depart-
ment of the Colege, is located with the
9th Army Air Force Flying Training De-
{tachment at Fort Stockton, Texas. Hughes
also received his master’s degree from
A. & M. in 1940.
is located
THE TEXAS AGGIE
White Christmas at Camp Ritchie, Md.
Just what a “white Christmas” really means is submitted by a picture of six Aggies stationed at Training Headquarters, Camp
Ritchie, Md. According to them, their white Christmas was not quite as attractive as the song-writers portray. In the group, left to
right, are: Lt. Col. Ted Fuller, ’33; Capt. Fred Gremmel, ’34; Lt. Col. C. R. (Heinie) Warndof, 21; Capt. T. J. Guerdrum, ’36; Capt.
J. F. Crews, ’37; 1st Lt. Fred Walker, ’36. ;
CAPT. W. S. JOHNSON is on active
duty and receives his mail at APO 833.
% Postmaster, New Orleans, La. He is
a native of Bryan.
ENSIGN SEI'MER M. KIRBY, of Dai-
setta is attending pre-flight school at
Del Monte, Cal. to form part of an ex-
perienced staff for the expanded program
of preparing the Navy’s future pilots.
He was a tackle on the football squad
while here at A. & M.
LT. BERYL L. LIGHT has cabled his
family in Dallas of his safe arrival over-
seas. He is a member of the Signal
Corps.
CAPT. JIM P. LOVE is stationed at
Spokane, Wash., where he is a chemical
officer of the Air Force.
CAPT. WILLIAM G. LUCEY has re-
cently been promoted to Major. He is
attending Command and General Staff
School at Fort Leavenworth, Kans. His
wife, Mrs. Sylvia Sandoz Lucey, resides
in Fort Worth with his mother and sister
for the duration.
ENSIGN PASCHAL MARTIN, USNR,
is in the Production Department, Charles-
ton Navy Yard, Charleston, S. C. He
recently completed an engineering train-
ing course there. He was a member cof
the teaching staff at the Mechanical
Engineering Department here at A. &
M. before entering the Navy last fall.
LT. JUSTIE O. McMAHAN, formerly
of the Martindale Mortgage Company of
San Antonio, can now be reached at APO
708 ¢, Postmaster, San Francisco, Cali-
fornia.
LT. HUNTER W. PARKS, Burkburn-
ett, has reperted for Army duty in New
Orleans. Parks has recently been em-
ployed in Houston.
CAPT. ROBERT H. REA is stationed
at Duncan Field, San Antonio, Texas.
MAJOR KYLE RIDDLE, former Aggie
baseball pitching star in the U. S. Air
Forces, is now in Muroe, Calif.
FIRST LT. DAVID M. SNELL, son
of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Snell of Dallas,
is a prisoner of war in the Philippines.
He was an active member of the Dallas
A. & M. Club and was with the Trinity
Universal Insurance Company before go-
ing on active duty.
JOHN M. STULTING has moved from
Loco Hills, New Mexico, to Comfort,
Texas, where he gets his mail at Route
1, Box=60,.
A. L. THOMPSON is a Private in the
U. S. Army and is based at Perrin Field,
Sherman, Texas.
CPL. LAILE THOMPSON is attending
Officer Candidate Schoel at Fort Sill,
Okla., and is a member of Class 57.
CAPTAIN H. R. WILLARD is in the
7th Cavalry at Fort. Bliss, Texas.
Wedding Bells—CAPT. FRANK O.
CLOUDT, DR. CHARLES K. EMERY.
Proud Papa—LT. JAMES W. ROBI-
SON.
Silver Taps—LT. E. P. ARNESON, JR.
JAMES Y. ALEXANDER, son of Pro-
fessor and Mrs. E. R. Alexander, 23, of
College Station, has been promoted from
a first lieutenant to a captain. His ad-
dress is APO 922, ¢, Postmaster, San
Francisco, Calif. .
KERMIT ANDERSON is right in the
thick of the fight to overcome the rubber
shortage. He is engaged in the highly
important research program for the J.
M. Huber Corporation. Details of his
work cannot be disclosed for military
reasons but it is highly important and
may play a tremendous part in solving
the rubber problem. He gets his mail at
Box 831, Borger, Texas.
D. L. BIDWELL is associated with
the Soil Conservation Service at Lin-
dale, Texas.
CAPTAIN WILBERT A. CALVERT,
son of Mrs. Jeanette Calvert of Archer
City, Texas, is a prisoner of war in the
Philippines. He received his degree in
liberal arts.
LT. WARREN E. (RED) CHURCH of
Colorado City, Texas, is one of the Ameri-
can flyers regularly raiding the Axis
Positions in North Africa. A tackle on
the Aggie football teams of 1935, 36, and
37, Church was with the Soil Conserva-
tion Service before going on active duty.
FRANK O. CLOUDT is receiving dou-
ble congratulations. He received his cap-
taincy last October and was married on
December 30. He is a department head
of the Officers Candidate School at the
F. A. Replacement Training Center, Fort
Sill, Okla.
LT: W.
S. CONNOLLY is on active
duty, and receives his mail at APO 825
% Postmaster, New Orleans, La.
ENSIGN BURTON R. FRAZIER, USNR
is now located at 1102 Memorial Blvd.,
Sharon, Pennsylvania.
L. DALE FREIBERGER has been trans-
ferred as assistant county agent from
Henderson County to county agricultural
agent of Atascosa County, where his
headquarters will be Jourdanton, Texas.
As a student at A. & M., Freiberger will
be remembered as a basketball star.
LT. THOMAS H. GAITHER is as-
signed to the Air Service Command,
Goodfellow Field, San Angelo, Texas.
CAPTAIN ROY C. GARRETT is on
active duty, and assigned to Medford,
Oregon.
JACK A. GRIFFIN resides at Marfa,
and may be addressed at Box 484 there.
LT. JOE B. GUERRA sends a V-mail
letter from “somewhere in the Blue Pa-
cific below the Equator’: He has been
stationed in the Hawaiian Islands, but
hopes the next jump will be Australia.
He aches to be in Texas for a deer
hunt.
SGT. PAUL T. HANES writes that
he’ll see us “When the lights come back
on’. His address is Co. B. 258th. QM
Bn., APO 3429, Postmaster, San Fran-
cisco, Calif.
LT. GLEN H. HARRIS has been trans-
ferred from Plattsburg Barracks, New
York to Camp Maxey, Texas.
PRICE HOBGOOD is now a Lieutenant
in the U. S. Army Air Corps, and is
stationed in San Angelo, Texas.
PVT. RICHARD KESSLER is on active
duty and at the present time attached
to Co. D, 37th Inf., Tng. Bn., Barracks
204, Camp Croft, South Carolina. He
reports he is proud of his uniform and
ready to fight the Japs.
CAPT. SID LOVELESS is the executive
officer of the Horsemanship Department
of the Replacement Center at Fort Riley,
Kansas. :
FIRST LT. CHARLES R. MANNING
is with the British Flying Training
School, Miami, Oklahema.
MAJOR R. E. MITCHELL, formerly of
Fort Sam Houston, is with the 602nd
Tank Destroyer Battalion, Camp Hood,
Texas.
TOM A. MURRAH has recently moved
from Houston to San Antonio, where
his new address is F.D.I.C., Box 1119 in
that city.
LT. A. J. PHILLIPS has recently
been premoted to Captain. He has been
stationed in the South Pacific war zone
since March, 1942, and has been on active
duty since August, 1940. His wife will
remain in Alexander City, La. until Capt.
Phillip’s return. y
LT. JOHN R. RIDGEWAY, JR., has
been transferred from Camp Young, Cali-
fornia, to the 2nd Armored Sig. Bn., Fort
Ord, California.
CAPT. JACK M. ROGERS is located
at Camp McCoy, Wisconsin.
LT. JOSEPH E. ROUTT, native cf
Chapel Hill, has recently been |oro-
moted to Captain at Camp Wolters, Texas.
Captain Routt was a former All-Ameri-
can guard on A. & M.’s grid team while
here in school.
CAPT. ROBERT H. RUCKER is with
the Commando division in North Africa.
He took his master’s degree here in
1939.
BOB SMITH, formerly with the AAA
here on the campus, is now living at
1239 Lawn View, Jackson, Mississippi.
CAPT. R. D. VITEK, former Aggie
football star, is at the 317th A.A.A. Fly-
ing Tng. Detachment, Curtis Field,
Brady, Texas.
LT. TROY P. WAKEFIELD has re-
cently been promoted to Captain, classi-
fication officer at Tarrant Field.
1939
Wedding Bells—LT. O. D. BUTLER.
LT. JOHN A BAILEY has been trans-
ferred from Arlington, Va., to Phila-
delphia, Pa., where he is living at 7552
New Second Street.
R. C. BARNES, JR., sent greetings to
members of the faculty from Pflugerville,
Texas.
LT. THOMAS A. BENNETT, of Fort
Worth, is visiting his family in Wichita
Falls after service with the Army Signal
Corps in England. Until his call ot active
duty, Bennett was an engineer with the
Texas Electric Service Company at Wich-
ita Falls.
LT. ED BROWN is assigned to Camp
Funsten, Kansas.
J. E. DAY is living in Little Rock,
Arkansas,
LT. R. P. DEVINE of Eagle Pass re-
ported to the Army Air Force Bombard-
ment Base at Will Rogers Field, Okla.,
recently for duty. He received his com-
mission in Miami Beach, Fla., after at-
tending an Officers’ Candidate School
Before entering the service, he was em-
ployed by the Humble Oil & Refining
Company in Corpus Christi.
JAMES F. FITZGERALD is with the
U. S. Army, and gets his mail at 32
Carolina St., Charleston, S. C.
LYMANN H. HALL receives his mail
through A. P. O. 957, ¢% Postmaster, San
Francisco, Calif.
LT, S. S. HENRY
LT. SAM SHERRILL HENRY, Rock-
springs, Texas, recently was graduated
from the A, A. F. Navigation School at
Hondo. He received his degree in Agri-
cultural Administration and was known
to his classmates as ‘Potsy.” His pres-
ent assignment is unknown.
CAPT. M. D. HODGES, JR.
the 960th Engineers at MacDill
Tampa, Fla.
LT. FRED HOWARD is with the Air
Corps at Logan Field, Colo.
LT. ERNEST KEITH LANGFORD, son
of Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Langford, ’15,
College Station, writes a vivid picture
of the life of an American soldier in
Alaska. When the thermometer rises to
only 10 or 20 degrees below zero, the
boys start putting on lighter clothes. He
reports visiting with Lt. Jack Shelton, 41.
PVT. NORMAN E. LEACH has been
transferred to Camp Adair, Oregon,
where his address is A. P. O. 96, %
Postmaster.
LT. FORREST JORDON is in the
Cavalry Replacement Center at Camp
Forsyth, near Fort Riley, Kan.
LT. S. A. KERLEY, stationed at Camp
Barkeley, has been promoted from sec-
ond to first lieutenant.
NORMAN E. LEACH is now in the
U. S. Army, and receives his mail through
A, P. O. 96, Camp Adair, Ore. He re-
ceived his M. S. degree from A.&M.
in 1939.
LT. L. G. MATHIEW is now stationed
at Fort Sill, Okla., where he is with the
army.
CAPT. D. E. McCrory has been trans-
is with
Field,
ferred to Headquarters, 95th Infantry Di-
vision, A.P.O. 95, Fort Sam Houston,
Texas.
CAPT. ROSS I. MILLER, son of Mr.
Clarence I. Miller of Bryan, Texas, is
a prisoner of war in the Philippines.
He received his degree in architecture.
LT. JOHN NAUGHTON is assigned to
the 10th Cavalry, Camp Lockett, Calif.
LT. JOHN RAY NOLES, son of Mrs.
E. L. Winn of Huckaby, is reported to
be a prisoner of the Japanese in the
Philippines. He was in the Army Air
Force at Clark Field, was wounded, re-
turned to active duty on Bataan, and
presumably was captured at the fal
of Corregidor.
CAPT. WILLIAM A. (BILL) ORTH,
JR., is assigned to the 302nd Coast Ar-
tillery Barrage Balloon Battalion at Camp
Tyson, Tenn. There are about 25 other
Aggies at Camp Tyson, aeeording to Bill,
and several officers from Washington
State, so the last game of this foetball
season created a near riot at that post.
PVT. BEN J, PENA is in the Army,
and is at present stationed at Fort Sam
Houston, Texas.
1ST LT. RUDOLPH R. SAN MIGUEL,
San Antonio, is located at the 4th Sub
Depot, Amarillo Field, Amarillo, Texas.
LT. HARVEY H. STORMS, former
track letterman, is located at Camp White,
Oregon, and is assistant to CAPT. E.
C. “JEEP” OATES, ’41
DICK TODD, former Aggie football
great and in recent years a star with
the Washington Redskins of the pro
league, was unable to play in the recent
All-Star pro game because of reporting
for duty to the U. S. Navy. His home is
at Crowell where he has been ranching
in off seasons between football ecam-
paigns.
CAPT. WADE C. WALLES, JR, is
stationed at an advanced American Fight-
er Base somewhere on an African moun-
tainside. He is accredited with downing
a German plane. He is a native of Port
Neches, Texas, and was a P. E. majer
while in A.&M.
LT. GROVER C. WHITE, JR., stationed
in the Hawaiian Islands, was recently pro-
moted to captain.
CAPT. PAUL O. WOFFORD, former
football and basketball player, is station-
ed at Ft. Sill, Okla. Mrs. Wofford lives
in nearby Lawton.
1940
He spent his Christmas enroute to Phil-
adelphia. There was a pleasant surprise
awaiting him at Philadelphia, however,
in that he received his promotion to first
lieutenant. He reports having run into
only one A.&M. man, JACK BIBBS, ’40.
LT. :CLINTON  .H. HERREN, < 1LT.
JAMES GROTE, and LT. BILL REED-
ER are on a “French-speaking South
Pacific Island.” He sends his regards
to his Aggie friends, and would like te
hear from them His address is A.P.O.
No. 43, San Francisco, Calif.
LT. ANDY M. JAMES, JR., son of
A. M. James, Sr., of Dalhart, is a Jap-
anese prisoner in the Philippines. He serv-
ed through both the Bataan and the
Corregidor sieges.
OTTO K. KOEHLER of Daisetta, has
been promoted to the rank of captain.
Capt. Koehler has been stationed at Camp
Wolters for the past 17 months, and has
been company commander of a rifle
training company for the past six months.
Koehler is also a graduate of the In-
fantry School at For Benning. Before en-
tering the army on active duty, the cap-
tain was employed by the Texas Company.
Captain Koehler and Mrs. Koehler re-
side in Mineral Wells, Texas.
CAPT, W. R. “BILL” LEDBETTER is
in an anti-aircraft unit at Fort Bliss.
He is a former member of the Aggie
Band. ¢
LT. J. B. LEFTWICH has been trans-
ferred from Luke Field, Ariz., to the
Army Air Base, 6th Ferrying Group,
Long Beach, Calif.
CAPT. PAUL LEMM has reported to
Columbus, Ga., where he will attend
officers’ training school. He was form-
erly staitoned at La Crosse, Wis.
CARROLL C. MARTIN, of McGregor,
has recently recived his captaincy. Since
last August he has been located at Cam
Campbell, Ky. ;
CAPT. CHARLES R. McCLINTICK was
one of six to receive the assignment of
instructor in the Advanced Instructors’
School at Carlsbad, New Mexico. He is
in the Air Corps.. He reports that his
“old lady” at A.&M., LT. (i. g.) A.
GRAHAM RAHT, is executive officer
on a destroyer on convoy duty, and re-
ceives his mail 9% Charleston Naval Base,
Charleston, S. C. Captain MecClintick
may be addressed: A, A. F, B. 8S,
Carlsbad, N. M.
CHARLES A. McINTIRE, Brownsville,
has received his Captaincy and is at pres-
ent Operations Officer at Stewart Field
(Air Force Basic Advanced Flying School),
West Point, New York.
IT. BR. J. MURRAY is on active duty
somewhere in the South Seas. He sends
greetings to the Aggies all over the
world, and says he and the many Aggies
located there with him “‘have everything
you hear about in these islands except
the Amazon female.” His friends may
address him through A. P. O. 87, %
Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif.
CAPT. W. H. OSWALT, III, is on the
faculty of the research engineers school
at Fort Belvoir, Va, He has been in the
Army since February, 1942.
1st LT. EDWIN R. PACE is on for-
eign duty and reports he has met lots
of other Aggies. His address is A.P.O.
510, % Postmaster, New York, N. Y.
D. D. (DICK) PITTS has received his
captaincy. He is with the 307th C. A. B.
B. Bn., San Diego, Calif,
LT. PAT PROPPS is commander of a
troop at the Cavalry Replacement Center
at Camp Forsyth at Fort Riley, Kansas.
ARTHUR REAGOR, JR. is living at
219 A West Jefferson, Borger, Texas. He
Wedding Bells—LT. S. WEBB LIPS-|
COMB,. J.  ABRNOLD: ‘SHAW. '.. .... ==
Proud Papa—LT. MERRILL SMITH,
CAPT. CHARLES R. McCLINTICK.
LT. THOMAS G. ATLEE, JR. is on
foreign duty, and gets his mail through
A.P.O. 640, ¢ Postmaster, New York,
N.Y.
LT. SAM J. BALDWIN is on active
duty with the U. S. Army, and is in
attendance at the A. A. School, Camp
Davis, «N.C.
MRS. O, E. BEEZLEY, wife of Col
O. E. Beezley, who was stationed at
A.&M. for a number of years, died re-
cently at Camp Livingston, La., where
Col. Beezley is now stationed.
LT. JOHN C. BIBBS has been moved
to the Frankford Arsenal at Philadelphia,
Pa. He is in the Fire Control Design
Division.
LT. RALPH C. BILLS, native of Daw-
son, is on active duty with the U. S.
Air Forces in New Guinea, and was re-
cently accredited with shooting down a
Japanese Zero fighter in a dogfight. He
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Bills,
Spring Hill, Texas. _
LT. JACK BLACK is attending the
Cavalry School at Fort Riley, Kan.
LT. CLINT W. BRACHER is at pres-
ent a Student Officer at Brooks Field,
Texas,
LT. HENRY B. BUTTRILL has re-
cently been transferred from Tule Lake,
California, to Florence, Arizona, where
he is assigned to an Enemy Alien In-
ternment Camp.
H. ALTON CATES has notified us that
he wishes his AGGIE sent to 97 Aque-
duct, Akron, Ohio. .
LT. I. B. DISMUKES is located at
the Charlotte Quartermaster Depot, Char-
lotte, N. C.
LT. JACK DORAN is a pilot in the
U. S. Air Forces and his address is
in care of the Y.M.C.A. at Schenectady,
N=.
LT. BILL DUNCAN, son of M. S.
DUNCAN, ’15, of Henrietta, is Aide
to Brig. Gen. Hays at Camp McCoy,
Wisconsin. Duncan is a former football
star at A.&M. He is now married and
the father of a daughter.
CLYDE EMMONS is now a First Lieu-
tenant in the U. S. Army and is at
present staitoned at Pensacola, Fla.
LT. JAMES E. EPPERSON is assign-
ed to the Student Detachment, Brooks
Field, Texas,
LT. ROBERT D. EVANS is a prisoner
of the Japs in the Philippines, accord-
ing to word received recently by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Evans
of Vernon.
OWEN F. GENT is a candidate at the
Air Forces Offcier Candidate School at
Miami Beach, Fla. He hopes to graduate
on January 20. His home is at Oakalla,
Texas.
LT.
WILLIAM A. HAMILTON, JR,
son of William A. Hamilton, 5033 Live-
oak, Dallas, is a Japanese prisoner in
the Philippines. He was stationed at Cor-
regidor with an - anti-aircraft group.
LT. J. D. HANCOCK can be reached
by addressing his mail to him at A.P.O.
502, San Francisco, Califernia. Hancock
is now in an evacuation hospital for
rest and observation.
BILL HAUSER is assistant sanitary en-
gineer, Utilities Department, Duncan
Field, Texas, and gets his AGGIE at
339 S. Presa, San Antonio, Texas. He
reports Brother Henry still at Camp
Wolters.
ROBERT HEARN, JR., Bryan, has
been transferred from El Dorado, Ark.,
to the Frankford Arsenal in Philadelphia.
recently moved from Amarillo, Texas.
Promotion of ‘LT. HARLEY N. REAVIS
to first lieutenant has been announced by
the commanding officer at Camp Living-
ston, La.
LT. W. K. SCHAER wants his TEXAS
AGGIE sent to B. O. C. No. 84, Ft. Sill,
Oklahoma. He was recently transferred
from Ft. Bragg, N. C.
J. ARNOLD SHAW has been trans-
ferred from Washington, D. C. to the Fort
Worth Quartermaster Depot as represen-
tative of the Office of the Quartermaster
General in charge of Civilian Position Clas-
sification. He was an officer and an active
member of the National Capital A. & M.
Club at Washington. The announcement of
his marriage is in the Mr. and Mrs. col-
umn of this issue.
Page 3
PVT. IRVIN M. THOMPSON, JR. is a
radio operator at the Technical School
Squadron at Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
While attending A. & M., Thompson work-
ed in the A. & M. Library.
LT. JAMES N. THOMPSON has been
transferred to Fort Monmouth, Red Bank,
N. J., where his address is O. B. M. T. C.,
ETG, Building 651. His home address is
Leonard, Texas.
EMERIC W. TOORAEN is on active
duty and at the present time is with the
A. F. R. T. C. at Fort Knox, Ky.
CAPT. R. L. WALKER would be glad
to have him friends address his at 1003 Lo-
carno Apts.,, 235 Ward Parkway, Kansas
City, Mo.
IST LT. ROLLEN J. WINDROW of 5647
Swiss, Dallas, spent the Christmas holidays
at home. He had been at Pearl Harbor
since September, 1940, and is in an anti-
Arkansas, is located at Room 205, Con-
Av. Cdt. JOHN W. WOOD, formerly
with the U. S. Engineers at Little Rock,
Arkansas, is located at Room 205, Cons-
stance Hotel, Pasadena, Calif. Wood is
studying meteorology at California Tech
and would be delighted to hear from any
of his classmates.
1941
Wedding Bells — GEORGE C. HARDIN,
Staff Sergeant George S. Landrum, Lt.
Max A. Melcher.
Midshipman J. W. ADAIR sends greet-
ings from New York City, where he is
with the Navy.
LT. ROB L. ADAMS wants to hear from
some of his friends, and can be reached by
writing him at A.P.0. 251 ¢ Postmaster,
New York, N. Y. Adams was recently pro-
moted to a first lieutenant.
LT. T. A. ARNOLD is with the U. S.
Army now, and is stationed at Gainsville,
Texas.
LILLO M. BAKER, 5034 Lindsay, Hous-
ton, writes for the address of his class-
mate, Ensign John H. Larson.
LT. EDWARD L. BARKER, of Crockett,
recently was awarded his wings as a Ma-
rine flier at the United States Naval Air
Station, Jacksonville, Fla. Barker served
in the Royal Canadian Air Force before
entering Marine aviation.
LT. GEORGE. F. BENTINCK is on for-
eign duty and hi saddress is A. P. O.
25, ¢% Postmaster, San Francisce, Califor-
nia.
GEORGE S. BLACKBURN has been ap-
pointed assistant couty agricultural agent
for Wharton County by the A. & M. Ex-
tension Service. His headquarters will be
at Wharton, Texas.
LT. PRESTON M. BOLTON has been
transferred from New Orleans to Camp
Livingston, La. He recently spent a few
days with his parents here on the campus,
Dean and Mrs. F. C. Bolton.
LT. DAVID BRASWELL’S address hag
been changed from APO No. 941 at Seattle,
Washisgton, to Company A. 29th Engi.
neers, Fair Grounds, Pomona, Calif.
LT. DICK BROTHERTON of the 92nd
Cavalry, Fort Clark, recently completed
the Cavalry School at Fort Riley, Kansas.
LT. WILLIAM R. BURKLIN has had
his address changed to A F A 213—B, APO
3479 Y Postmaster, New York, N. Y. He
is on foreign service and getting along
fine.
1ST LT. ROBERT M. CAMPION, Jr. i
visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
M. Campion, 137 Seuth Mont Clair, Dallas.
He has been stationed in Alaska as a bom-
bardier in the Army Air Forces. He re-
ceived his wings last April at Albuquerque,
N. M.
PVT. JAMES A. “JIM” COLSON has
been transferred to the Blackland Army
Flying School, Waco, Texas.
2ND. LT. W. E. “BILL” CONATSER,
former Aggie football star of Denison, has
been promoted to first lieutenant at Camp
Adair, Oregon.
FRANK K. COURTNEY received his
commission in the Quartermaster Corps,
graduating from the Officers Candidate
School, at Camp Lee, Virginia, in Decem-
ber. Frank is assigned to the Quarter-
master Replacement Pool, Fort Reno, Okla-
homa.
1ST. LT. PETER A. COUSSOULIS, JR.,
or Laredo is on active duty with the 9th
Army Air Force Flying Training Detach-
ment, Fort Stockton, Texas.
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