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Roberts, Calif . . . CT ei, Lr THE TEXAS AGGIE SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1944 vice Company. He is stationed at Bradley Field, Conn. . . CHARLES O. REED, JR., has been appointed County Agr. Agent for Donley County, with headquarters at Clarendon . . . CAPT. V. G. DAVIS is at APO 953, % Postmaster, San Francisco . MAJOR HAMPUS E. ROOS is some- where in Australia. His address is APO 442, ¢ Postmaster, San Francisco . . . Promoted recently from the rank of major to lieutenant colonel was OLIVER J. GUSEMAN, 8223 Deroit, Houston . . CAPT. RICHARD M. SMITH is Command- ing Officer at the Pantex Ordnance Plant, Amarillo CAPT. CHARLES 1. HOLLIMAN, ¢% Provisional Petroleum Hq. Group, EUTC., is at Camp Claiborne, La., and temporarily living in Alexandria, La. . ALT. HENRY D. THOMPSON was recently transfeered to a Photo Intel. Det., APO 929, ¢% Postmaster, San Francisco. He has been in the service since Sept. 1942 and in Australia since February, 1943 . . . MAJOR ALBERT L. SEBESTA, 377th Infantry, 95th Division, APO 95, </, Postmaster, Los Angeles, supervised in- fantry tactics in the filming of a motion picture designed as a T-minute show to explain and popularize infantry tactics. . CAPTAIN JAMES Y. ORMS, former- ly with the Shell Company, i snow station- ed at McClellan Field, Calif. LT. COL. AL O SAENGER was recently promoted to that rank. He is in the Supply Division, SAA SC, Kelly Field, San An- tonio, Texas. CAPT. S. C. SMITH and MAJOR FRAN- CIS McGINNIS are among Aggies station- ed at Camp Sutton, N. C. Capt Smith is in the Engr. Regt. 1933 MAJOR EUGENE C. BUIE, formerly at Camp San Luis Obispo, Calif., is now in command of the 198th Ord. Bn. at Camp LT. JOE P. MILLER, APO 923, San Francisco, has sent several skins to his wife at 5622 Vanderbilt, Dal- las, from kangaroos he has captured in Australia. He has seen several months action in New Guinea JACK SHECKLES, who has been in England and Ireland for some time, had a recent promotion that made him first lieutenant LT. FRANK L. BRYAN, Port Arthur, recently was promoted to Captain . . LONZO F. STEWART is unit work leader with the Soil Conservation Service at Meridian, Texas MAJOR TOM C. “IKE” MORRIS recently wrote from APO No. 2, % Postmaster, New York City, and reported that the following Aggies were in his room to send greetings to their friends of Aggieland: R. R. RIGGS, 41; GEO. D. CALLAWAY, ’37, and JIM H. MeCOY, ’40 . . . The new address if MAJOR H. W. PERKINS is APO 90, % Postmaster, Los Angeles. He is with a Bi ALB VI MAJOR. CHOYCE- /G. BROCK is at an Air Force Replacement Tng. Depot at APO 560, ¢% Postmaster, New York City . . . CARL L. HER- FURTH, Garland, is with the 179th F. A. Bn.," Ft. “Sill, Okla. -.- .. CAPT. EARLE B. HARBEN has been recently transferred from the Brownwood Area Engineer of- fice to the Repairs and Utilities Section of the 8th Service Command. He is living at Richardson, Texas, in his old home . . . GUY C. HUTCHESON, 10 Lee Court, New Rochelle, N. Y., has been discharged from the Army for physical reasons, and is back with CBS, International Broad- cast Division of General Engineering . . CAPT. THEODORE M. MELDEN, JR. has been flying for the past ten years, spending 3 years in the AAF and seven with American Airlines, Inec., on the Burbank, Calif.-El1 Paso, Texas Division SS YO L. MIMMS is swith Sa Sta. Comp. Sadn., APO 634, ¢ Postmaster, New, York City '.-. .. CAPT. L. C. STE- PHENS has been transferred from the 327th Engr. Bn. to the 184th Engr. C. Bn. at Camp Maxey, Texas. HOWARD G. BOSWELL has been lost so far as his present address is concerned. Anyone knowing his presetn address, please advise the Association of Former Students, College Station, Texas. Last address was Seymour, Texas, but that was probably a mistake. Lt. Col. John J. Gates Recently promoted to lieutenant colonel, JOHN J. GATES, whose home is at 2512 Prospect, Houston, is serving in the Intelligence section of Lt. General Milliard F. Harmon’s U. S. Army Headquarters in the South Pacific. He was a cost ac- countant for the Continental Oil Company, Houston, before going on active duty with the Army in 1941. 1934 CHARLES REID has been named coun- ty agent for Donley County, effective Dec. 1. He had been associated with the Farm Security Administration and farming for the past seven years. He succeeds H. M. BREEDLOVE, ’34, county agent there for the past nine years who recently resigned to enter the armed forces . . SEC. LIEUT. JOHN R. ROUNTREE recently graduated from the Army Air Forces Navigation School at San Marcos, and has been assigned to the school as an instructor in aerial navigation. His wife and daugh- ter live at 1004 Graham, Dallas CAPT. C. B. HUSSEY is with the T. D. Bn. at Camp Gruber, Okla. MAJCR L. R. PIETZSCH is in the at APO 628, ¢ Postmaster, New 702nd F. A. York City CAPT. GEORGE W. DUNN, Sherman, is stationed with a reconnais- sance cavalry squadron at Ft. Clark, Del Rio, Texas. As a civilian, he was in the bottling business at Bloomington, Ind. He trained at Ft. Riley, Kans., and Camp Forrest, Tenn Following his dis- charge from the Army list May, T. J. MELTON is now in the employ of Warren Petroleum Corp. as meterman on a natural gas plant at Monument, N. sw, The new address of PRESTON D. McNEELY at New Iberia, La., is 624 E. Main St. . . CAPT. WILLIAM O. TAYLOR is at Camp Tyson, Tenn., with an Anti-Aircraft Bal- lon Bn. Very Low Altitude oro T. WESLEY B. YOUNG, JR., is in the Air Service Command and curretnly serving at Patterson Field, Fairfield, Ohio. He has been stationed in five different states in the last three months . . . CHARLES T. “SMITHY” SMITH, Eastman Oil Well Survey Co., P. O. Box 1108, Oklahoma City, reports an interesting summer spent in the oil fields near the arctic circle in the Northwest territories of Canada . . CAPT. DAN M. LAROE is now in 13th Battery AAA Cchool, Camp Davis, N. C. ... LT. ALLEN M. EARLY, APO 24, % Postmaster, San Francisco, says he is getting along fine in Australia . CAPT. LAWRENCT S. PAWKETT, 902 Ww. Magnolia Ave., San Antonio, is stationed at the AAFNS, Hondo, Texas, but wishes mial to go to his San Antonio address... LT. COL. E. D. BROCKETT, JR. is with an Engr. Regt., APO 503, ¢% Postmaster, San Francisco . . . MAJOR HARRY K. WESTERMAN writes from APO 230, A Postmaster, New York City . JOHN C. S. HALL, with the Cass APO 201, ¢% Postmaster, San Francisco, in his present location since . MAJOR DAN C. ALANIS is 51st Arm’r Inf. Bn., 4th A. D. APO Camp Bowie, Texas The ress of THOMAS L. SPEED is Midland, Texas. He was N. M MAJOR of a trio of heavy ‘““Hell’s Angels,” delivered to the d which has becanse of . ANDER- Worth, is bombers, was the first Fortress e group for combat duty 40 raids without turning b me-~hanical failnres . . . M. SON, 6321 Malvey Ave. Fo working for Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp. . . R. W. PALM, Personnel Mgr. for Dow Chemical Co., Freeport, Texas, re- ports hearing recently from MAJOR WIL- LIAM P. MACHEMEHL, APO 472, W Postmaster, New York City . . . CA R. EUCLID PORTER, 4 E. Hamilton Apr. Th Silver Springs, Md., is on duty in Washing- ton, D. C., with Fuels and Lubricants Division, Office of the Quartermaster Gen- eral . . . LT. JACK HARDING Gunnery Dept., F. A. School, Ft. Sill, Okla., sends a gift to the Development Fund, which he requests be credited to LT. JAMES O. BEASLEY, ’33, killed in action in Italy in September. Lt. R. E. “Bud” Nolan Lt. R. E. “Bud” Nolan at last report was on maneuvers somewhere in Louisiana, his last station being Camp Howze. He was Assistant County Agent of Dallas County before volunteering for the army in November, 1942. He received his com- mission in June 1943. Mrs. Nolan is living at 717 West Pofford, Fort Worth. 1935 A recent promotion made him MAJOR AUBREY R. BIGGS, Corpus Christi. . . . MAJOR A. H. BARBECK is at Hq. 74th Tact. Ren. Gp., Campbell AAF, Camp Campbell, Ky. . . . CAPT. RICHARD W. HUTSON is with the 16th Co., 1st Stu- dent Tng. Regt., Ft. Benning, Ga. CAPT. SAM N. DAVIDSON is with Co. “C”, 717th Tank Bn., Camp Chaffee, Ark. dt CART ERNEST O. EIKEL is in the 483rd AAA (AW) Bn. Sem. Marysville, Calif. . . . ACTING CPL. CARL A. GIE- SEN is: at Hq. & Haq. Co., 242 Inf., 42 Div.: APO" 411,.'Camp: Gruber, Okla, -. .:. LT. ALAN C. CRAMER is at Tinker AAF, Oklahoma City, and reports hear- ing recently from CAPT. DAVID W. MEYERSON, who is somewhere in Sicily, and was in on the initial landing there. Lt. Cramer is asst. maintenance officer at Tinker: Field. t+. SLT. B.H. GUS” ANGUS is at Camp Wallace, Texas with the 27tli AAART Bn. He sends regards to his Aggie friends everywhere, MAJOR GARDNER S. BROAD is with a F, A. Bn. at APO 90, ¢% Postmaster, Los Angeles, . . . MAJOR WALLACE R. LANGSTON, 809 Baylor St., Austin, was recently promoted to lieutenant colonel. He is commanding the 136th AAA at Camp Edwards, Mass. MAJOR MEREDITH B. KENDRICK, whose home is at 1809 Crockett St., Ama- rillo, was recently promoted to the rank of major. Before entering the armed forces, e was with Montgomery-Ward in Fort Worth. He is now asst. adjutant general on Lt. Gen. Millard F. Harmon’s staff, APO 502. He received his majority in September. CAPT. LOUIS A. KACZMAREK ar- rived on the campus Dec. 21 to report for duty with the A. & M. ASTP Unit. Capt. Kaczmarek was injured at Camp Robin- son, Ark., in Feb. and spent 7 months in the Kennedy Gen. Hosp. at Memphis, Tenn. Upon being dismissed from the Hosp. he reported to Camp Fannin for a stay of only 2 weeks before being assigned to College Station. . Lt. Col. James A. Muller LT. COL. JAMES A. MULLER is serving as asst. anti-aircraft officer on the staff of Lt. Gen. M. F. Harmon’s Army Haars. in the South Pacific. His Houston residence address is 2110 Bissonnet Ave. In civilian life, he was a chemical engineer. 1936 CAPT. WINSTON LORENZ was among the Aggies who attended the Aelutian showing of WNBL and the bull session afterwards, . . . T. F. ADAMS gets his mail at Box 227, Sweeny, Texas. . . . Fol- lowing a nervous breakdown in March, SGT. JOHN H. SHOWS is now grounded and doing office work in Tech. Inspection Department at Laughlin Army Air Field, Del Rio. He was formerly Aerial Engi- neer on B-26’s. . CAPT. WILLIAM H. WILEY suffered a foot injury recently in the Southwest Pacific, but expects to be back orn duty soon. Mail for him should be addressed to his wife atthe University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. The correct address of CAPT. THOMAS 0. ALLEN is 516 Washington Ave., Avon, N. J. . ... CAPT. RIBELIN G.- KIRK is with the 4th EAUTC, S-4 Section, March Field, Calif. . . . E. M. PRITCHARD, Box 163, Fastland, Texas, is resident en- rn ~hway Department. He : . recently terminated of Airport construction job of maintenance, | a. rownwood, 1exas. . THOMAS J. HENRY is vocational agriculture teacher at Wellington, Texas. Another Aggie. LOGAN CUMMINGS, ’31, is siperintend- ent of the Wellington Public Schools. CAPT. WILLIAM B. PACE is station- ed at Camp Coxcomb, Calif., as company commander of Co. K, 379th Inf., Los Angeles. . . . A. PAT YOUNG, Route 2, Box 12, Arlington, Texas, reports that his brother, LT. WESLEY B. YOUNG, JR., ’34, has just been transferred to Patterson Field, Ohio, . . . MONTE E. CARMICHAEL, Wharton, is now at Miami, Florida, APO 604. . . . COVER C. PORTER entered active service in the Corps of Engrs. as 1st Lt. in May, 1942, and later ietired for physical reasons. He is now chief chemist at Southland Paper Mills, Lufkin, Texas. . . TOM WILEY 1s Farm Manager for the El Paso-Ysleta School Farm, used for the vceational agri- culture departments of the El Paso High, Austin High, and Ysleta High Schools. LT. HARRY M. SMITH, P. 0. W. No. Stalag Luft., 3, Germany, New York, N. Y., is a prisoner of war, having been cap- tured when his plane was shot down in a raid over Germany on August 17. Accord- ing to news sent by Mrs. Fama Smith, 5718 McCcmmas St., Dallas, he advises her that he is all right and in good health. CAPTAIN W. R. BUFORD lives at 3620 Balch, Fresno, Calif. He is second in com- mand of the Sign. Bn. MAJOR EDWIN L. HAMILTON, USMC, has been wounded in action, but no details are available. MAJOR WOOD B. KYLE, USMC, emerged uninjured from the thick of the Tarawa conquest in the Pacific. Mrs. Kyle and their year-old daughter, whom Major Kyle has rot yet seen, live at 1915 Kalorama Rd., N. W., Washington, D. C. Major Kyle was decorated with the Silver Star and Purple Heart following action on Guadalcanal. He is a nephew of Dean E. J. Kyle. 1937 BOWDEN BEATY is attending Kirks- ville College at Osteopathy and Surgery. His address is Box 574, Kirksville, Mo, . CAPT. JOHN W. FLOORE, Fort Worth, was recently promoted to major. «iets MAJOR PAUL M. WILEY, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Wiley of Wheeler, Texas, is commanding officer at the Army Air Forces Pre-Aviation School at Shawnee, Okla. He worked as an engineer for The Texas Company before entering military service in August, 1941. . . CAPT. BRUCE W. REAGAN, CE, Rio Grande City, recently received his majors ity. . . | LT. JAMES S. HARRIS, A. C,, is at the Foster Field Exchange, Foster Field, Victoria. . . . ENSIGN PASCHAL MARTIN, USNR, is at 695 NE 85th St., Florida Villas, Apt. 16, Miami, Fla. . . STAFF SGT. CHARLES M. ROYALL, APO 36, % Postmaster, New York City. is somewhere in Italy. His civilian address is 6357 Edloe Ave., Houston. LT. COL. DOYLE R. YARDLEY is prisoner of war No. 3027 of the German Government at Lager-Bezeichnung : Kreigs- gef-Offizierlager 64, Deutschland (Alle- magne). He says he is spending his time “working in the garden, studying Span- ish, and the future”. He reports that LTS. ROY L. CHAPPELL, ’41, and EDWARD G. BATTE, ’42, are with him. He was in the Parachute Troops and saw action in both North Africa and Sicily. He was wounded when captured, but has written that he was not seriously injured. Rum- ors apparently start even in a prison camp in Germany, since his recent post card the inquiry: “Is it true that A. and M. is co-ed?” He lived at Raymondville before going on active duty in 1940. . . MONROE U. MAY is county agent at Dimmitt, Texas. He has served in Ellis, Lubbock, and Castro counties hereto- .... The new address of MAJOR WM. W. HARRIS, JR. is APO 1763, % Posts master, New York City. He is with the En- gineers. . . . MAJOR WH. W. BARNES, JR. has been transferred from Ft. Lewis, Wash. to a new Combat Bn. at Camp White, Oregon, the 187th Engr. . . . LT J. L. POOL gets his mail at 148 Dan- bury St.. S, W., Washington 20, D. MAJOR JACK A CRICHTON is Intel- Gp., ligence Officer of the 487th Bomb. Clovis, M. . MAJOR PAUL K. WALKER has been at Haqrs., Air Service Command, Patterson Field, Fairfield, Ohio, since November, 1941, but spent some time last spring in Alaska and Canada. . . CAPT. WM. N. STOCKTON is with the Engineers at APO 729, ¢ Postmaster, Seattle, Wash. Other Aggies there are: LT, COL. 0." D. BRIDGES, ’32; CAPTS. ADAM J. BARTHELOW, ’39; WM. R. DAVIS, ’39; and L. L. CARPENTER, 33; and LTS. FRANK PERRIN, ’40; LESLIE 5 FRENCH, ’41, and JACK W. BROWN, MAJOR X. B. COX, JR. writes from APO 472, New York City. He is some- where in England. . wv CAPT. SIM “H. CREWS is with the Cavalry, APC 928, “ Postmaster, San Francisco. . . . MAJOR JACK NEAL is executive officer of the 1886th Engr. Avn. Bn. at March Field, Calif. . . . LT. HENRY C. MORAN, JR. son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Moran, 1819 Francis, Houston, is on active duty, with the first army air force training detach- ment for liaison pilots. «se WCAPT. HER- BERT CALLAWAY is with Co. B, 389th Inf., APO 98, Camp Rucker, Alas. CAPT. ROBERT ADAIR is now attend- ing school at Ft. Benning, Ga., and is with the 326th Glider Infantry, "Alliance, Neb. . . . SGT. W. A. TURNER, former- ly witk the Paratroopers, Ft. Benning, Ga., is now attending O. C. S. at Ft. Belvoir, Va, CAPT. J. D. SMITH received his wings at Freeman Army Air Field, Seymour, Ind. and is training at Maxwell Field, Mont- gomery, Ala. He ranked No. 1 in instru- ment flying in a class of 300. . . . CAPT. WALTER M. DAGGETT, 18th Co. S. T. R., 1. s. s. e., Ft. Benning, Ga., has completed a vear’s tour of duty as in- structor ir Scouting and Patrolling and Technique of Rifle Fier at the Infantry School, and has been assigned to the Bat- talion Commander and Staff Officers’ Course there. . . . A. J. L. TOOMBS, 1437 Oxford St., Merkeley, is with the Shell Development Company there. LT. CLYDE T. NORMAN can be ad- dressed ¢% American Embassy, San Salva- dor, El Salvador, Central America. He reports a recent reunion with DR. WAL- TER DASHIEL, ’27, and FABIO CASTIL- LO, ’30. Dashiel is Sanitary Engr. with the Pan-American Sanitary Bureau in Guatemala City. Guatemala. Believe it or not Norman writes about an athletic pros- pect he has run across in San Salvador and whom he hopes to see at A. & M. CAPT. JAS. E. GREER is with a Gen. Hosp. group and receives his mail through A. P. 0. 511, ¢, Postmaster, N. Y., N. Y He reports that his outfit in a Univ. of Tex. Hosp. unit and that he and LT. COL. LOYD SHECKLES who both have de- grees from A. & M. and Tex. U. are the only A. & M. men in the unit. Capt. Greer was a Science major and before entering the service did some teaching at A. & M. and later at SMU. 1938 CAPT. WILTON H. BREMER with a F. A. Bn. at APO 43, % Postmaster, San Francisco, writes that a gang of Aggies met at the ‘Pacific Hotel” Nouema, N. Caledonia, recently and enjoyed a bull session. Amon ; Aggies in attendance were: CAPT. PHIL DAFFRON and CAPT. “RED” PARKS. ... ..1L1.OYD N..SMITH son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Smith, York- town, Texas, has been promoted to the grade of captain at Camp Wolters, Texas. He is the owner of Smith Motor Co., Cuero, Texas. Mrs. Smith and their 3- vear-old daughter, Ann, live in Mineral Wells. Word has been received of the award of the Distinguished Flying Cross to LT. WARREN E. “RED” CHURCH for his part in the North Afri- can campaign alst April. H2 is a veteran of air missions over Africa and Germany, and returned to the United States in July, ond is now stationed at Dalhart as a bom- bardier instructor. CAPT. HARRYY V. PERCY is with a Service Group at APO 1227, ¢, Postmas- ter, New York City. . . . MAJOR FRANK GILCHRIST, CE, is with an Engr. at APO 90, Los Angeles. His promotion to major came recently. . . . MAJOR SID- NEY L. LOVELESS, Pine Valley, Calif., thinks the AGGIE is the only medium of communication between Aggies, as let- ters to all friends are impossible. He and G. A. JONES, ’41, spent a recent week- end with LANGSTON GOREE, ’22, in El Centro and points south of the borber. . CAPT. DOYLE M. RANSON is com- manding the 42nd Rainbow Division at APO 411, ¢ Postmaster, Camp Gruber, Okla ... Since he has no permarent Army address yet, ROBERT C. POPE, wishes mail to be addressed to his civilian ad- dress at 2100 York St., Wichita Falls, Texas. . . . MAJOR RICHARD L. POW- ELL, APO 516, % Postmaster, New York City, is with an Engr. Bn. somewhere in Great Britain. . LT. WINFRED W. CARTER is attending a class in Mili- tary Police instrucment at Fort Custer, Mich. . PFC. LEE CURRY is with the Engrs. at APO 453, ¢ Postmaster, San Francisco. . . . CAPT. ARTHUR D. MORROW, JR, bomksicht maintenance officer at the Big Spring Bombardier School, has been promoted to major. He and Mrs. Morrow reside at 1510 Johnson St., Big Spring. . THOMAS E. COLE is property and supply officer in the Supply Division of the San Antonio Air Service Command, Kely Field. having fransferred from the 60th Sub-Depot, Lubbock. . . . CAPT. W. S. McGREGOR, JR. is with the 721st Med. San. Co. at’ Fort Ord, Calif. ... CAPT. JAMES Q. WOOD sends regards to his friends, from APO 887, % Postmas- ter, New York City. MAJOR MELVIN M. LAWSON of the Signal Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Lawson of Cisco, has been awarded the Legion of Merit by General MacArthur for successfully directly the construction of a pole telephone line in a remarkably short time in New Guinea. He joined the Army in 1941, and received his majority in October. , . . N. RAY CLARK was 1ecently promoted to major at the young age of 25. He was associated with the Gerieral Electric Company in Pittsfield, Mas:., when called to active duty and ED ALLEN, ’27, says ‘““we hope to have him back with us at General Electric when the lights go on again.” Major Clark has been overseas 14 months, and in the service two years§ His wife lives at 130 Strong Ave., Berkshire, Mass. Allen’s address is 130 Northumberlard Rd., Pitts- field, Mass CAPT. \RTHUR D. MORRCW, JR. Wortham, was recently promoted to major. .. . LT. JOHN H. BONE, with the 16th Regt), Co. D, 77th. Bn. Camp: Fannin, was in attendance at the Thanksgiving Day game at Kyle Field. . . . CAPT. J. E. BREWSTER is with a Cavalry Unit on Desert Maneuvers at APO 182A, ¢, Post- master, Los Angeles. . . . MAJOR ROB- ERT M. WILLIAMS is with the InFan- try at APO 447, % Postmaster, Nashville. . For the past two years, W. E. STILES has been doing petroleum en- gineering work for Core Laboratories, Inc. in Houston. He and Mrs. Stiles live at 7131 Palmetto, and have a daughter, 1%. ... LT. JOE M. ROBINSON is maneuver- ing inLouisiana with LT. KEN MILLS, ’38, who commands B Btry. 3256 F. A. Bn. His new temporary home will be Has. 325 FA En., 84012, Camp Claiborne, La. MAJOR JESS E. EVANS is with the Marine Amphibious Corps located some- where in the Pacific, APO, ¢ Postmaster, San Fiancisco. . . IT CW. S. *CON- NALLY is with a Bomb. Sqdn., APO 839, ¢% Postmaster, New Orleans. . . . The new address of LT. EDWARD B. CA- RUTHERS is 275th S. L. Bn., Ft. Bliss, Texas. . . . PVT. HAROLD M. FITZHUGH is in a Special Training Unit, P. O. Box 70, Glendale 5, Calif. LT. A. C. BAR- KER lives at 2051 w. Grand Blvd., De- troit. In a letter written to his wife who lives in Temple, CAPT. GEORGE DER- RY BERRY, commanding officer of a Bat- tery of field artillery in the 36th Davi- sion, tells of personally killing hundreds of Jerries. He added: ‘Under fire, when shells zre landing around you, you will Lear more men pray that you wculd never thought of praying.” In civilian life he was a traveling flour salesman. LT. DAVE TERMIN, JR., APO 550, Y% Postmaster, New York City, somewhere in Italy. He went through both the African and Sicilian campaings in a tank unit, only recently beirg transferred to an Ordnance Co. He has been overseas since last Christmas Eve. His mores, igi on Route 6, Box 126, Waco. . , . CA JACK A. STALEY, with an Engr. oar LW ., has been in India 16 months. LT. MORRIS A. LICHENSTEIN, ’41, Dallas, is the only other Aggies in his outfit. The address is APO 689, ¢% Postmaster, New York City. s Transferred from the 60th Sub- Depot, Lubbock Army Flyin School, Lub- bock, in April, THOMAS E. COLE is property and supply officer in the Supply Division of the San Antonio Air Service Command, Kelly Field, Texas. He lives at 203 Crane St., San Antonio. Details of the award are unknown, but VMIAJOR MELVIN M. LAWSON, on duty in Australia after a year at New Guinea, was recently awarded the Legion of Merit. He is with the Sig. Sec., APO S01, % Postmaster, San Francisco. . LT. ROB- ERT R. NELSON is with a Repl BOB: Marine Amphibious Corrs, % Fleet Post Ofice, San Francisco. SACCAPT: TT. 'M: SHERRILL, now at Morris CN Char- lotta. N. C. with the 22né Tactical Recon. Sqdn., was in desert training in Southern alifornia with the following Aggies: MAJOR A. H. BARBECK, °’35, CAPT. JOHN A. TIPPARD, ’40, W/O 'ADOLPH D. BARDOVOSKY, ‘43, and LT. JOHN F. ROUGAGNAC, ’43. LT. JAMES W. “DUSTY” ROBINSON is Commanding Oficer of Co. “B”, 166th Inf., at Ft. Sill, Okla. He has been on detached service with the War Dept’ " “Army Caravan’ traveling over 13 states fromm Texas to Virginia. He would like to hear from Aggies stationed at Ft. Sill, . LT. JOHN E. TROTT, ‘M.: C., is cn surgical service in the Station Hospital at Scott Field, Ill. His residence address is 1105 Olive St., Belleville, Ili. A recent campus visitor was OLIVER G. HUDSON, who has been an engr. for the Public Steel Corp., at Youngstown, Ohio. He was en route to his home at Alpine, Texas here he will shortly enter military servic LT. JIM B. ‘WHITLEY, JR., is a Jap- anese prisoner of war, according to infor- mation received from unofficial sources. He had been missing irs action since the Philippine campaign. He is the son of J. B. Whitley, formerly of Temple and now of Houston and a nephew of Miss vanpie Whitley of 7933 Grafton, Houston. 1939 ENS. J. A. CARRIGAN, USNR, back from 8 months in the Southwest Pacific in the Amphibious Forces, where he par- ticipated in the landing at Lae, is now in Solomons, M. for further training. Mail should go to his residence address at 6431 Garland, Ft. Worth. CAPT. CLARENCE R. DOYLE has been assign- ed in the plans and training office for the Army Air Forces Central Flying Training Command, following his arrival at the Randolph Field headquarters of the command. His wife is a resident of 1744 Marshall St., Houston. ow LT JOB R. ORBISON, ‘APO 785, New York City, is somewhere in Italy. RALPH J. DOUGLASS is living at the Raxter Club, 319 Swissvale Ave., Edge- wood Sta., Pittsburgh. LT. THEO DANIEL, is now at R. P. No. 1, Camp Miles Standish, Mass. PVT. KE. TF. CARSON is now with the 317th TT, 'S..S. S., Bks, 887. Sheppard Field, Texas. . . . CAPT. PRICE NEELY is ‘stationed in Sicily. His wife is living at Gainesville. . . CAPT. AL SCHLAFLI, JR., is now cn two months maneuvers in Louisiana. He is the proud father of a new daugh- ter, born Oct. 16, her father’s birthday. GUY FORTENBERRY, who has been asst. county agent at El Paso for two years, has resigned to become Animal Husbandmsn at the El Paso Valley Ex- reriment Station at Ysleta, Texas. DR. S. E. JONES, ’29, is supt. of the Station. The new Houston residence address of JOHN E. TINSLEY is 4102 Lamar. . . . CAPT. CHARLES E. PAGGI is command- ing Hq. Btry. at Camp Hulen, Texas. . . NIT. DIAL F.-MARTIN is: Post Ento- mologist at the Station Hospital, Camp Mackall, Hoffman, N. C. . | LT. OTIS L. GARRISON arrivad in England a year . A recent promotion made him 8.50, are CAPT. P. M. HUTCHINS, APO 958, % Postmaster, San Francisco. LT. JAMES M. MOORE recently arrived in his area. . . CAPT. WM. A. BEASLEY is with the Infantry at APO 36, 5% Postmaster, New York City. . . . LT. B. RICE is in North Africa, APO iif % Post- master, New York City. SGT. ELWYN W. STEEN, with a Medi- cal Depot Co., has a new APO, No. 511, Yo Postmaster, New York City. . . . LT. TOM 3. DARROW, with the Engineers, recently landed in Englard. He gets mail through APO 505, ¢ Postmaster New York City. . LT. R. CLINTON BECK is Student Diioar at Goodfelow Field, San Angelo. . . C. 'H. BERGMAN'S Ty- ley address is LL 1016. He is a D. V. M. ... CAPT. E. J. REED was recently pro- moted to major. Hhe Reeds live at 3136 K St., San Diego 2. WALTER T. JONES is asst. agr. engr. for the Soil Conservation Service in Tyler. His resider:ce addres there is 113 S. Bonnybrook. PT. ROBERT BALCH is with the ities in the Hawai- ian Islands. His adress is APO 960, Wy Postmaster San Francisco. . . CA B..H: IVEY. ;is 'asst.] S-3 ‘of “an po Regt., 95th Div., APO 95, ¢ Postmaster, Los Angeles. Other Aggies in the 95th Division are: CAPTS. J. L. RICHMON, *35, 1st Bn, Ex., and J. F. HOUSE, ’38, S-1. . . . CAPT. GEORGE E. LEIGH has been transferred from Mather Field, Calif. tc ¥llirgton Field, with the Navigation School there. . . . TANNER C. SMITH’S new Waxahachie address is 401 Oldham Ave. LT. TOMMY E. VOSS is with an Engr. (eV Rn. at APO 185, ¢, Postmaster, Los Angeles. . . . CAPT. JAMES T. BUSSEY is stationed at Laredo Army Air Field, at the Flexible Aerial Gunnery Schcol, where he is Sqdn. C. O. for one of the Tng. Sades. . . . CAPT. SAMUEL H. TUMLIN- SON, on duty in the Mediterranezn theater of war, wishes mail to ge tc him at Raymondvile, Texas, . . . Mrs. Frank Matush, Jr., writes from Temple, Texas jor that LT. FRANK MATUSH, JR. is with a T. C. Group at APO 713, Unit 1, % Postmaster, San Francisco, +nd very anx- ious for letters from Aggi> friends. . . . W. LEE COLBURN, Box 110, Harts- ville, S. C.. is ast. soil scientist for the Soil Conservation Service there. LT. RONALD W. BOOYMAN has been cn a epecial assignment as staff engi- reer for the RAF in Italy. He is anxious to see his 10-month-old son, Bil, for the first time. The Bookmans have wnother son, Ronnie, 21%. He gets us mail through APO 528, New York Cit T /SGT. JAMES P. KERCHEVILLE, who is in the QMC Det., North Camp Hood Texas, reports that his brother S/SGT. A. J. KERCHEVILLE, ’37, is overseas: APO 9162, ¢, Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif. NED PATTERSON is proprietor of Houghton Bros., 109 S. First, Temple. The Co. handles paints, wallpaper, and similar products. Christmas greetings have been received in the Association office from LT. JAMES M. JONES, who is with the Sig. Office, APO 922, ¢ Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif. CAPT. PAUL O. WOFFORD is located at Camp Wheeler, Ga. He had been station- ed at Ft. Sill, Okla., until April, 1943, when he was transferred to Camp Wheeler. In May he was sent to Ft. Benning and graduated from the Inf. School Aug. 15. Capt. and Mrs. Wofford are the parents of a daughter born Aug. 24. As a student Capt. Wofford was a member of the foot- ball squad and before entering the service was with the Gulf State Utilities, Beau- mont. 1 940 LT. CHARLES BENTON ADAMS re- ceived a recent promotion to captain ote LT. WILIIAM R. ROCKWOOD is with the Engineers at APQ 459, % Postmaster, San Francisco . . . A recent promotion made him CAPT. O. M. SHORT, APO 503, % Postmaster, San Francisco. He reports that his ex-“old lady,” HENRY HERDER, received his captaincy about the same time .'. ..CAPT. EE; F. FULLWOOD, APO 501, ¢ Postmaster, San Francisco, has been in Australia a year and a half. His mother, Mrs. R. A. Fullwood, lives in Hereford, Texas . . .The Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster to the Air Medal was awarded to MAJOR BERTON H. BURNS, Port Arthur. He was on duty in the South Pacific area . LT. SAMUEL WEBB LIPSCOMB, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Lipscomb at College Station, has success- fully completed the basic Flying Training course and was graduated from the Marana Army Air Field, Tucson . . . LT. EDWARD L. BALE, Dallas, was master of ‘China Gal,” one of two American tanks left on th Island of Tarawa aftr th first day’s fighting there. His father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bale, live at 1512 Ross, Dallas. Capt. Bale is a company command- er of the Marine's medium tank outfit. During the summers of 1940 and 1941 he trained at San Diego, and was one of eight officers chosen to be instructors for the first class of Negro Marines to be given training at New River, N. C. Later he took tank warfare training at Ft. Knox, Ky. His action on Tarawa was his first battle, but his score of 300 dead Japs shows he has learned his lessons in training right well . The Distinguished Flying Cross was awarded to LT. ROY G. MARTIN, Cotuula, for his participation in the raid over the Ploesti Oil Fields, Rumania last August. He is now listed as “Missing in action.” . . WIRRON P. “BUD” WILLSON is asst. to the Super- vising Engineer of Defense Plant Corpora- tion, Plancor 956, Goodyear Synthetic Rub- ber Corp., Houston. His address is 1921 Bellemeade Rd., Houston 6. He reports that CAPT. BOB SHIELS is in the South Pacific and MAJOR GRAVES DE AR- MOND is in the same area . . . CAPT. RAY S. TREADWELL, MAJOR ROBERT C. WAKEFIELD, ’27, and MAJOR FOS- TER C. SMITH, ’37, are at APO 579, % Postmaster, New York City . . A/C CONRAD S. HINSHAW is in S. W. Sec., 9-44 El Divisiion 49, AACTTC, Yale Univ., New Haven, Conn. . . LT. JAMES A. “SLUSH” WILLIAMS, OTWAY DENNY, “DUL” MOORE, and GEORGE RLUM are at APO 758, ¢% Postmaster, New York City i.» LT. JOHN RR. BEVILLE isin he :10th Co. 1st 8S." T.:R.,} Fi. }Benning, Ga. . . CPL. BILLY F. WALKER, USMC, is with the Amphibious Corps, % Fleet Postmaster, San Francisco. He would like to hear from his friends . . . JERRY T. FAUBION, 1506 W. 5th St., Freeport, Texas, is supt. of the Production Control Department, Texas Division, The Dow Chemical Company . . . LT. EARL C. CUNNINGHAM, APO 464, % Postmaster, New York City, has been in Africa a year. The only Aggie he has run across is CAPT. LEE CHASE . . . CAPT. JAMES L. GATTIS is with an Engr. Bn. at APO 24, ¢, Postmaster, San Francisco, and reports seeing LT. R. H. CORLETT, ’41. He writes that they are expecting a hot Christmas in Australia . . . A/C CHAR- LES C. PITTARD is taking flight training at Garden City Army Air Field, Kans. . . MAJOR GLENN E. DUNCAN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Duncan, 1617 Winbern, Houston, celebrated Armistice day by shooting down two of the Luft- waffe’s best during the great doy-light raid on Muenster, headquarters of the Eighth Air Force recently revealed. Ma- Duncan is executive officer of a Thunderbolt fighter group now operating in the European theater, and is a veteran at knocking down enemy craft, now having four to his credit. Training at Kelly Field, he served as an instructor there and later was sent to the Panama Canal Zone. CAPT. LOWELL E. THOMPSON, Sagi- naw, attached to the 45th Division, has been awarded the Silver Star for gallantry in action during the Sicilian campaign. The action came during a fierce enemy engagement, when he personally adjusted smoke screens to cover trapped infantry withdrawal from a trap, during which operatiorr he exposed himself to heavily concentrated artillery and small arms fire .. . Mrs. Jack A. Rehkemper writes from Qtrs. 97 B, Schofield Circle, Fort Riley. Kans., that LT. JACK A. REHKEMPER is now overseas at APO 12572, ¢% Post- master, San Francisco . . . LT. VINCENT C. WHITE was captured in North Africa and is interned as a prisoner of war at Camp 21, Military Post 3300, Italy. His father, Lahroy C. White, lives at 1517 Jackson St., Amarillo . . . A recent letter from LT. MELVIN R. MILLARD, ASN, Prisoner of the Japs in the Philippines, ¢, Japanese Red Cross, Tokyo, via New York, N. Y., to his wife at 1257 Palm, Abilene, reveals that he is well and had received three letters and pictures from her. He said: “Put all the Aggies to work.” . . SGT. VICTOR W. POST is in the Personnel Section at North Camp Hood, Texas . . . LT. ALBERT O. SCHNABEL is in the Contract Renegotiation Branch, Southwestern Division Engineer, Dallas . . PFC. WM. H. “BILL” MURRAY is with the 1895th Service Unit, STAR, Camp Fannin, and says he is in hearty accord with the new A. & M. post-war Planning and Veterans’ Placement Committee . . EARL H. DOUGLASS is attending the Marine Radio School at Utah State Agri- cultural College, Logan, Utah . . . LT. DAVID L. HABERLE is at the Airborne Training Center, APO 700, % Postmaster, New York City . . . LT. (jg) WILLIAM M. HART, USCGR, is captain of the Port, U. S. Coast Guard, Beaumont. FALKNER C. THOMPSON is senior liason engineer at the Propellor Division of the Curtiss-Wright Corp., in Indianpo- lis 5. His residence address ther is 3455 Winthrop . . E. H. BRYANT, Ph M Ye, USNR, is on | sea duty, % Elect Post Office, San Francisco . . . LT Ww. GERLICH is with an Armored a somewhere in England, APO 253, New York City . . . LT. JOHN. W. HOLLAND, APO 35, % Postmaster, Camp Rucker, Ala., recently spent a two-weeks leave in Texas . . CAPTAIN C. H. HAMNER, with the In- fantry in Italy, APO 36, % Postmaster, New York City. His promotion came in August tis LT. JOHN C. MACKEY is in the Mobile Air Service Command, Brookley Field, Mobile, Ala. . . LT. C. E. WILLIAMS is with an Engr. Combat Bn. at Camp Carson, Colo. LT. HENRY B. BUTTRILL is with the Air Forces at’ Marfa, ‘Texas’ «'\. » JLT. ROY{/B. PACKER is with the 1621st S. U. at Ft. Custer, Mich. . . SGT. M. C. COUNTS, JR., is with the 1851st Serv. Unit, Q. M. Det., Camp Barkeley, Texas . . . CAPT. Ww. CURTIS MELTON, JR., is a member of a Combat Bomb. Wing (H), APO 634. New York City . . . LT. J. D. WATLEY may be addressed 1024 W. Magnolia, San Antonio . . . LT. DENVER C. MARSH, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Marsh, Breckenridge, was a recent graduate of the advanced Twin-Engine School at the Columbus (Miss.) Army Air Field. He received previous training at LaFayette, La., and Greenvill, Miss. MAJOR JOHNNY M. RICE, with a Regulating Station, APO 782, New York City, says he is “enjoying a pleasant tour” in Italy Mr. and Mrs. George E. Turner, Honey Grove, Texas, sent a con- tribution to the Development Fund in memory of their son, LT. GEORGE E. TURNER, JR., who lost his life in a plane crash with operations officer, Jack Kelso, at Boulder City, Nev., Dec. 10, 1941. His friends will be pleased to learn than an Officers Housing Project of 125 buildings has been erected at Las Vegas, Nev., and named Kelso-Turner Terrace in memory of the two fliers .-.CAPT. ‘CARL TAYLOR, son. of Mr. and" Mrs. J. S. Taylor, Denison, has recently been pro- moted to major in New Guinea, where he pilots a fighter plane. Major Taylor, who holds the Air Medal, will be named com- mander of his squadron. He has two brothers who are in the armed forces . CAPTAIN ROBERT “EDDIE” C. HALL gets mail through APO 710, % Postmaster, San Francisco . CAPT. O. M. SHORT is with an Attack Squadron at APO 503, ¢% Postmaster, San Francisco, in the New Guinea area. His civilian ad- dress is Route 9, Box 121, Springfield, Mo. . MAJOR JIM H. McCOY is with the Infantry, stationed in Ireland. His ad- ig is APO 2, % Postmaster, New York it; LT. NORCLIFFE MEYER is Medical Inspector, Assistant Mess Officer and As- sistant Medical Supply Officer at T. Mac Arthur, San Pedro, Calif. He is at- tached to the Station Hospital and reports that his toughest job has been in con- nection with the camp’s water supply and treatment. He reports 1ST. LT. J. E. ROTHROCK, ’39, in the South Pacific, APO 928, ¢, Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif., and STACY EDWARDS, ’40, at Carlisle Barracks, Pa. MAJOR C. H. CONNELL is in the Medical Field Service School, Carlisle Barracks, Pa. He also reports CHARLES BARDEN, ’42 at Camp Barkley, Texas, and HAYDEN DUKE, ’41, at Sanitorium, Texas. CAPTAIN CHARLES M. WILKINSON, JR. APO" 464, "New" York, Nu"Y.i is somewhere in Italy and reports that area preferable to North Africa where he spent eight months. In the same outfit with him are CAPTAINS EDWIN Y. “COT- TON” ARNOLD, ’39, and OSCAR LONG, ’38. He also reports seeing W. A. “DOC” RUMMA NN, ’37, and BILL PAYNE, ’39. He signs off with ‘““Best regards to all the boys. ‘Dry Creek’ Wilkinson.” CAPT. CARL A. MARTIN, JR., Menard, is somewhere overseas, APO No. 2, % Postmaster, New York, N. Y. He is the son of C. A. MARTIN, ’11, Menard. CAPT. A. P. ROBISHAW is stationed at Camp White, Ore., APO No. 96 . . . LT. (jg) HAROLD E. PRINZ, writes from Hollywood, Floriad, (Box 246) that he and the many Aggies out there are anxiously waiting for the Orange Bowl Fos 1941 The Distinguished Flying Cress was re- cently awarded to LT. DANIEL B. ORR, Graham, for his participation in the raid over the Ploesti Oil Fields, Rumania, last August . . . LT. CALVIN V. MILBURN writes from APO 560, ¢ Postmaster, New York City . . . LT. FRANK A. LOVING writes from APO 469, ¢% Postmaster, New York City, that he is in the Fire Direction Center of a Glider Division in Italy. “Although Jerry left the country in pretty sad shape,” he relates, ‘“The people are surprisingly friendly, and plenty of enter- tainment during our spare time.” . ELI L. WHITELEY, Georgetown, has been recently promoted to the grade of first lieutenant. He is platoon leader of a company of the 63rd training battalion at Camp Wolters. As a civilian, he was em- ployed by North Carolina State College, Raleigh, N. C. . LT. LEE 0. WEA- THERSBEE is G2, ‘Office of Asst. Chief of Staff at APO 839, % Postmaster, New Orleans. He and Mrs. Weathersbee have a new son . . . An official form card re- ceived from LT. ANDY M. JAMES, JR. reveals that he is well and a Prisoner of War at Hdq. Military Prison Camp No. 3, Philippine Islands, via New York City. Mrs. James lives at 1110 W. 10th, Dalhart, Texas. He was one of the Aggies present at the memorable Corregidor San Jacinto Day meeting. ARTHUR L. HARRIS, C Sp (A) stationed at N. A. D. McAlester, Okla. He | has been on the east coast for two years. | His address is Recreation No. 1, N. A. D. MeAlester . «3 CAPT, CULLEN: I: LOVEN, APO 616, Unit 2, % Postmaster, New York City, says the winted weather is | where he is is marvelous. He saw the Holy Land, Damascus, and Beyrouth while on a recent leave . . . LT. JOHN=V FULLER is with the 1295th MP Co. Aviation at Camp Barkeley, Texas. He has been stationed in seven states and Puerto Rico since entering the service ... LT. PAUL G. HAINES is with a Tank Bn. at APO 91385, ¢% Postmaster, New York City . . . CAPT. MONROE HARRIS is located with a Bomb Sadn. at A. A. B., Pyote, Texas . . . MAJOR B. F. KRAL is at Hdqts. A. S. C., Patterson Field, O. . . LT. JOSEPH H. SNOW is with a Sig. AW Bn. at APO 965, ¢% Postmaster, San Francisco. He recently heard from LT. H. A. HERNANDEZ, who is with a Sig. Serv. Co., at APO 503, ¢% Postmaster, San Francisco. Other Aggies in the Hawaiian Islands are: LT. E. B. WHEELER ; CAPT. PHILLIP H. HUTCHINS, ’39; LT. GUY W. JACOBS, and LT. REECE C. LITTLE. FIELD. LT. DONALD A. BEYER, APO 728 ¢% Postmaster, Seattle, Wash., has bcen “up over” for a year and a half, and cays he would be happier if the weather cold be beaten like the Japs . . . DAN PER- KINS, 2016 Franklin Ave., Seattle 2. i a field service engineer for Boeing Air- craft Co. He says his boss is an ex-Agg'~: R. A. CRAWFORD, ¥24 .. .+. CPL. SWAR- BEEN K. COKER,.! APO 928, ‘Unit: 1, % Postmaster, San Francisco, says the only thing he can say that would pass the censor is that he hasn't seen a white woman for several months. He has just reuetved | his June copy of THE AGGIE T. TOM M. HAGOOD, JR. TAPO 936, obi writes as ‘‘a weather-beaten sourdough who is wondering what it is like back in the States after being in the Aleutians for 17 months.” He sends a cheery “Hello” to his friends . . . CAPT. JOHN WATT PAGE, JR, APO 36, % Postmaster, New York City, is Asst. Div. Adjutant now, on duty somewhere in Italy - CAPT. CLARENCE J. CLARKE’s new address is S. . S. C., McClellan Field, Calif. Mrs. Clarke lives at 803-51st St., Sacramento TRUMAN: R. AT- KINS, formerly at Malakoff, has been transferred to Athens. He is with the Soil Conservation Service . . . CAPT. J. LEE CARSON is now at Camp Swift, Texas LT. FRANK L. WAGNER says there is no news “from the swamps” at Camp Gordon Johnson, Fla. . . CPL. IRA F. LEWIS, with the 64th T. E. F. T. S., Dodge City, Kans., writes: ‘““All news from Aggieland is like the sun coming through the clouds”—and solicits for more sunshine . . . MAJOR L. L. KILPA- TRICK, APO 760, ¢% Postmaster, New York City, wishes THE TEXAS AGGIE could reach him sooner ENS. VERNON E. “BING” MILLS is in the production division, Puget Sound Navy Yard, Bre- menton, Wash. He reports going through officers training with four Aggies and now has one for his bunkie in Brementon . LT. ED. F. SMITH completed maneu- vers recently in Louisiana, and is now at Camp Swift, Bastrop. His civilian ad- dress is Cooper, Texas . . . CAPT. WIL- LIAM H. BUTLER is with the Parachute Inf. at Camp Mackall, N. C. . LT. JAMES E. RICHARDSON with an ex- plosive investigation unit somewhere in the Pacific, writes: “These Yankees will pro- bably start a rush to Texas when peace comes again—to see if we've been telling them the truth about our great State.” . .. LT. JOHN C. KELLIS is at Camp Page 3 was formerly at Fargo, 1. Bsa STITT; JR... is Camp Davis, N. C. ’s new address is New York City ON, 2522 Watt oN. 4 is still C Cooke, Calif. k % "Postmaster, Los UGH T. McCUL- ere in Italy, APO. York: City." N is with the . His address ew York City DRICKS, JR., Angeles "ae y LOUGH, JR., is some % Postmaster, Ne T /SGT. M. B. ANDE is APO 505, ¢% Postmaste +. CAPT.-"“DAN"N.AH is squadron engineering bomber group at APO 63 New York City ¢% Postmaster, GEO CY ter, San Francisco . . . was recently promoted to Capt stationed at Camp Swift, Texas . CAPT. GRAHAM B. PURCELL, JR. is with the 5th Cavalry Brigade, Ft. Clark, Texas . . . After spending 18 months with the Pacific fleet, LT. (jg) ORVILLE G. ALLEN, JR., is now on temporary duty at the Naval Air Station, Dallas. He re- quests Aggie friends to look him up at 830 N. Clinton Ave., Dallas . . . CAPT. JOE H. WELLBORN . is with the 14th Armored Group at Ft. Jackson, S. C. . . . CAPT. E. B. McKEMIE is with a Q. M. Co., at APO 93, ¢% Postmaster, Los Ange- les .'. . CAPT." THOMAS E."DUCE}:is with a Sig. AW Bn., Camp Pinedale, Ca- i. . CAPT. . DAVID W. “BRITT BRITAIN, JR., is enjoying skiing and snowshoeing at Camp McCoy, Wis. . . . LT. CLARENCE D. BRASWELL’s new address is APO 95, ¢ Postmaster, San Francisco . " The new Hollywood, 38, address of ELGIN C. HENSEL is 5542 W. Romaine St. . DR. K.'E. LARSON, operating a small and large animal. prac- tice, and would like to hear from other ’41 Vet graduates CAPT. + Ad, HENDRICK is at Hondo Army Air Field, Hondo, Texas . . . LT. WALTER L. POU, JR.; is at the U. S. N. A. S. at Deland, Florida . . . SEC. LT. LEO. T. SHARUM, JR., is navigator on ‘“My Darling,” fortress which crashed into the rough North Sea while returning from a recent mass day- light bombing attack on Bremen. er. Before going on active duty, a bookkeeper in the First National Bank, Fort Smith, Ark., and Mrs. Leo T. Sharum, 909 S. 20th St. there . . . CAPT. BALLARD P. DURHAM is with an Armored FA Bn. at APO 253, town is Slidell, Texas. CAPT. H. P. McCORKLE, DAAB,; Dy- ersburg, Tenn., lives at 947 Troy, city . . . HENRY H. “BUD” FORCE has man since June, 1941. His address there is Box 585 . ... LT. WM. A. MOORE is with a Sig. Co., APO 45, New York City . . SLICKER is at APO 457, San Francisco . . . CAPT. JAMES J. RILEY, APO 453, ¢% Postmaster, Francisco, is somewhere in the Pacific and wants his write him The address of CAPT. eral Hospital, Chickasha, Okla. . . A/S JACK W. RAGSDALE, JR. is in Class 43-12, : FL." 1.°347¢h GC... T- SD; (Alrerew Macolester College, St. Paul, 5 The new address of CAPT. C. 0. HAN- COCK is APO 4864, ¢% Postmaster, San Francisco S/SGT. ALVIN COW- LING, JR., is. with an A. F."A."Bn.¥at Ft. Knox, Ky. . . LT. (ig). WW. S."HIG- GINS, SC, USNR, .is in thc Suppiy Dept. % Fleet P. O., San Francisco . . . . PFC. HAROLD L. FINDLEY is at Bergstrom Army Air Base, Austin, but wishes his mail to go to his Hillsboro, Texas address : 614 Park’ Drive. ./.5. CAPT. ARTHUR M. BAUMGARTEN, with a Vet. Det., APO 550, ¢% Postmaster, New York City, is in Africa, where he reports the ‘“‘cow is good and the weather fine.” . . . W. L. CLARKE, 2211 Ross Ave., Waco, was a | recent campus visitor. LT. MAX A. MELCHER is ncw on foreign duty and recives his mail through APO 523, % Postmaster. N. Y., Melcher is making her ho at while Lt. Melcher is DR. J. R. re 3 visitors of pu ir ia. Tver is stationed at 1 ensley ¥ ec 2. A PERMENTER, orm e ly y tural teacher, Desha Agriculture yee ment, Desha, Arkansas, has entered the armed service and for the present is re- ceiving his mail at Joaquin, Texas. Ww. Gillette Captain Roy W. Gillette sends jroof of the results of a recent hunt in the Maine Cap’ain Roy woods. He is stationed at the University of Maine, Orono, Maine. CAPTAIN DENNIS W. NEILL, APO 185, ¢ Postmaster, Los Angeles, Calif., reports the purchase cf a war bond which he credited to the Aggie Ship Fund and sends regards. GEORGE E. MESSER, who has been missing in action since Java fell. is a prisoror of war in Japan, accordirg to word received: by his father, Mr. G. F. Messer, 3121-14th St., Port Arthur. He volunteered for service and went overseas with the 131st F. A. in November, 1941. Campus visitors for the S. M. U. game were CAPT. AND MRS. C. A. BELL, home on leave from Panama. Capt. Bell is with the U. S. Air Forces in the Canal Zone and is a member of the very active APO 834 A. & M. Club LT. REX “DUSTY” B . GREY, is wait- ing orders to go to flight school. He gets his mail at the Aircraft Scheduling Unit, Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio. He wants to hear from LT. A. L. BULLARD, last heard from at Camp Haan, Calif., Btry D. 822 Auto Weapons Bn . . . . ENSIGN C. H. RAINEY is somewhere in the Pa- cific and is all right, according to word from his mother, Mrs. C. C. Rainey, Bloomburg, Texas . . . . LT. HENRY L. NAYLOR, APO 24, ¢% Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif. wants the address of FRANK SS. CARTER, ’40, and LYLE DRIEBLEBIS, ’41. Anyone knowing the whereabouts of them please notify the Association Office. CAPT. BUTLER B. FOWLER, APO 25, ¢, Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif., (See A. & M. Men, page 4) SAM MACHINE & — FOR — INDUSTRIAL & WATER SUPPLIES FIVE COMPLETE STOCKS SAN ANTONIO Waco - Austin - Corpus Christi - Harlingen - San Antonio SCO SUPPLY CO. Masonic Temple Bldg., Willmar, Minn., is . and is the son of Mr. ¢% Postmaster, New York City. His home that been employed at Consolidated Steel Ship- building Div., Orange, Texas, as a lofts- % Postmaster, . CAPT. JOSEPH A.%% 9% Postmaster, San: South ’41 classmates to DONALD D. DEMKE, VC, is Borden Gen- J ( , 3 . The: crew was rescued by a British mine sweep- he was or 4 ! J :