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MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1944
THE TEXAS AGGIE
Among
A & M MEN
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1940
Capt. Max McCullar, 10 Light Div.
Camp Hale, Colorado
The mailing address of CAPT. IRA S.
COLES, JR. is 23 W. Dana, Mesa, Ariz.
... Mrs. W. V. Woolridge, Box 624, Paris,
Texas, reports that her husband, PFC.
WM. V. WOOLRIDGE is somewhere in
England, APO 638, ¢% PM, New York
City. He has recorded meeting over 200
Aggies since arriving overseas. . . .
AND MRS. STEWART F. McADOO, 1217
N. 19th, Abilene, are now in the *‘“hap-
py parents’ class. (See BIRTHS this is-
SEC. LT. ULRICH, W. CROW,
and Mrs. J. S. Crow, Nor-
mangee, has reported for duty at the
Carlsbad, N. M. Army Air Field. He was
commissioned Dec. 9, 1942 at OCS, Ft.
Benning, Ga. «oa LT WILLIAM 1.
MOSHER, son of William S. Mosher, Jr.,
6705 Robin Road, Dallas, has been pro-
moted to captain with an antiaircraft
group in Island, where he has been sta-
tioned for 18 months. His wife and baby
daughter make their home in Paso.
LT. LAWRENCE C. LACY, USNR, No.
2 Pinard Apts., Naragansett Ave., New-
port, R. I., is one of three sons of Walter
G. Lacy, Sr., ’96, banker of Waco, now
in the armed services. The brothers are
LT.WALTER *' G. LACY, JR. ’34,
LT. ROANE M. LACY, 35. .....
JAMES I. HOPKINS, JR. has trans-
ferred from Orlando, Fla. to Dalhart,
Texas, where he is with the 99th Bomb.
Sq., 9th Bomb Gp.. . . LT. LUTHER A.
“LUKE” HARRISON, JR. is on duty at
APO 787, ¢% PM, New York City, and
likes the locality fine. T. J. TINKER,
S. Naval Training Station,
CPO No. Xr San Diego 33, is in he hearty
accord with the Class Letter plan.
CPL. CLINT G. JOHNSON, 594th Bomb.
Sqd. (H), Drew Field No. 9, Tampa, Fla.,
is anxious to hear from Aggie friends—
especially some of B-Bat.. . . Mrs. J. R.
Thornton, Farwell, Texas, wrote that
her son, MAJOR JULIAN B. THORN-
TON, JR. is overseas at APO0634, ¢% PM,
New York City, and advised that he is
married to the former Miss Catherine
Chiles, who is now in Red Cross work
at Albuquerque, N., M., P. O. Box 911.
. Since his recent promotion, he is
now LUTHER J. WESTBROOK, ’42, and
MAJOR J. D. HOWDER, ’33, Trecently—
the latter is in the hosiptal recovering
from an appendectomy.
The promotion to Major CAPT. FRANK
R. DUKE of Livingston, Texas, has been
announced from Lake Charles Army Air
Field, La., where he is stationed as Opera-
tions Officer. Native of Polk County,
Texas, Major Duke is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. E. I. Duke of Livingston, and
the husband of the former Miss Barbara
Parker. He and Mrs. Duke are parents
of a daughter, Barbara Ann. . . . The
new address of LT. JOHN F. LYONS,
JR. is 1040 Kearney, Manhattan, Kans.
He and Mrs. Lyons have a 5 months old
daughter, Linda Harding,
Agift to the Development Fund comes
from LT. JACK H. LITTLEJOHN, 599th
Bomb. Saqdn., 397 Bomb. Gp., Hunter
Field, Ga. He says: “I couldn’t measure
my love for A. & in dollars and
cents... The new address of Mrs.
Walter E. Reynolds, Jr., wife of CAPT.
WALTER E. REYNOLDS, JR, is 5016
Victor, Dallas 14.Capt. Reynolds has been
overseas 22 months,and is now on Midway
Island. . . . CAPT. EDWARD F. FULL-
WOOD has been transferred to New
Guinea, APO 928, ¢ PM, San Francisco.
. . . ADAMS RODIQUEZ, 2208 W. Com-
merce St., San Antonio, 7, sends his gift
to the Development Fund. ..". . "JOHN C
BARTON is now County Agr.” Agent for
Zapata County, with headquarters at
Zapata, Texas. He was formerly Asst.
County Agr. Agent for Hidalgo County.
CAPT. C. A. BIRD wishes his address
changed from APO 887 to APO 113, 9
PM, New York City. . Mrs. Jack
K. Doran, Batesville, Miss., reports that
the new address of her husband is LT.
JACK K. DORAN, APO 9911, ¢% PM,
New York City. . . . LT. N. B. WILLEY,
%% Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, sent
a sample of soil taken from the first
Japanese-captured area by ther U. 8S.
forces. DR. L. G. JONES, ’21, has it on
exhibit in the Agronomy Department of
of the College. . . . The new address of
CAPT. A. C. BASSETT is APO 148, %
PM, New York City. . . . CAPT. MER-
RILL SMITH, APO 706, % PM, San
Francisco, says they are experiencing lots
of heat and rain in his section, but the
camp, cut out of the jungle, is fairly
comfortable.
From a Thundrebolt Fighter Station in
England comes word that CAPT. FELIX
A. FRAZIER, son of Mr. and Mrs. Felix
A. Frazier, Sr., of Greenville, has been
awarded the Army Medal with an Oak
Leaf Cluster for completing 20 opera-
tional sorties over enemy-occupied Europe.
His ship, the “Triple Dot’’ is named for
his wife, Mrs. Dorothy S. Frazier, who,
together with their year-old son, Felix
III, lives at 1132 Walnut St., Greenville.
Prier to going on active duty, Capt.
Frazier was a civil engineer for the
Texas Highway Dept,
LT. LEE A. DOLBERRY enjoys THE
AGGIE where he lives in the New Guinea
jungles. His address is APO 713, Unit
1, % PM, San Francisco. . . SGT.
BILLY F. WALKER, USMC, % Fleet
Post Office, San Francisco, sends a
heartfelt tribute to the memory of Re-
veille. Lack of space prevents THE AG-
GIE from printing. . . CAPT. LEON
J. LEFKOFSKY of Corpus Christi has
completed a course in anti-aircraft gun-
nery ta the Coast Artillery Command Tng.
Heights, Canal Zone. He has been with
Hegihts, Canal Zone, He has been with
the armed forces guarding the Panama
Canal since Dec. 9, 1943. His wife lives
at 1523 Stillman Ave., Corpus Christi.
CAPT. PAUL C. WRIGHT, APO 709,
San Francisco, writes that the Muster
on his island would probably be the first
one held as the 1944 Muster follows the
sun. Among other Aggies in his area
are classmate TOM BARRON and Mec-
KEMIE.
LT. ROBERT C. BARTON, Clarksville,
recently arrived in the U. S. on the ex-
change ship Gripsholm. He had been
a prisoner of war in Germany and was
wounded which was the reason for his
exchange. He received his degree in Pet.
Engr. in Feb., 1941. An AP picture indi-
cated he was at the Halloran Cen, Hosp.
in New York, but it is not known if he
will remain there for treatment and
convalescence.
CAPT. JAMES P. GILES, Henderson, is
ferred from Camp Campbell, Ky., to Camp
Barkeley, Texas.
CAPT. EUGENE =.
moved from Camp Campbell,
Ft. George G. Meade. Md.
CAFTAIN J. WATT PAGE, JR.
HILL has. been
Ry., to
is in
the City Administration Hgs. at the 5th
Army Has., APO 464, New York City.
CAPTAIN JOHN L. CARLISLE is
Company B, 6th Quartemaster Training
Regiment, Camp Lee, Va.
JOE H, ROTHE has been promoted
to the rank of Capt. and is serving as
Executive Officer of the 100th Div. Spec.
Troops at Ft. Bragg, N. C. He has been
on active duty since graduation. One
unusual assignment was an 8-months’ tour
of duty with the Army War Show dur-
ing which time he toured all over the
U. S. He has completed the C. and C. S.
School at Ft. Leavenworth. As a student
of A. & M. he was a member of both
baseball and football teams. His home
is at Hondo.
Returning from the Middle East in
December, ‘43, LT, CARL H. MANLEY
is now at the Officers’ Replacement Pool
at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Md. . .
. According to his father, I. M. Thomp-
son, Box 191, Silsbee, CPL. IRVIN
THOMPSON is now overseas, APO 858,
% PM, New York City. . . . Mrs. Melvin
L. Burks, 3240 Daniels Ave., Dallas,
sends a gift to the Development Fund in
the name of her husband, ENS. MEL-
VIN LEE BURKS, who is now some-
where in the South Pacific, ¢% Fleet Post
Office, San Francisco. . . | CPL. OSCAR
B. BAIRD, APO 708, ¢% PM, San Fran-
eisco, sends his’ gift to the Development
Fund. He reports having seen “WNBL”
some time back, and really enjoyed it.
CAPT. ROBERT W. HOLMES, hus-
band of Mrs. Billy J. Holmes, Silsbee,
has been listed as Missing in Action in
the European Area.
LT. V. B. STUBBS is with the 427th
Armored FA. Bn., Camp Bowie, Texas. .
» JIM W. WILKERSON is teaching
vocational agriculture zt Breckenridge,
Texas. He recently married Miss Frances
PFC. WM. H. “BILL” MURRAY is at-
tending the Adj. Gen. School for Enlist-
ed Men at Ft. Washington, Md.
1941
Capt. Tom B. Richey, Hq. Troop,
APO 201, ¢/o P.M.
San Francisco, Calif.
EUGENE W. SMITH, son of Mrs. Cath-
erine Smith, 3945 Amherst, Dallas, was
recently advanced to Corporal. . . . LT.
EDBERT C. CLINE, APO 759, % PM,
New York City, sends greetings to his
friends, and wishes to be remembered
to all the Ag. Eco. and Chem. profs.
on the campus. LT. JOHN .B.
LINK, nearing the end of his navigation
training at Hondo, Texas, wishes mail to
go to his home address, 2609 May St.
Fort Worth 4. . . The new address of
LT. L. E. HOUGH, JR., is 498th Bomb.
gp, 876th Bomb. Sa., AAF, Great Bend,
ans.
According to Mrs. H. M. Martin, Hous-
ton, LT. HERSCHEL M. MARTIN’S new
foreign address is APO 133, ¢% PM, New
York City. . . . A recent Associated Press
photo showed CAPT, GEORGE C. TAY-
LOR of Lampasas, among a group of
Americans viewing a Jap battle flag
captured on Los Negros Island by the
U. S. 1st Cavalry Division . A gift
to the Development Fund comes fro
LT. T. S. HENDERSON, JR., APO 957,
% PM, San Francisco. . . LT. WM. M.
JEFFREY’S residence address is 2200 Pied-
mont, Wichita Falls, Texas.
Recently promoted from Lt. (jg) to Lt.
senior grade is FRED A. GIBSON, %
Fleet Post Office, San Francisco. .
STUDENT OFFICER JOSEPH W. EHL-
INGER, 1614 First St., Brownwood, is in
the second phase of flight training at Gar-
den City Army Air Field, Garden City,
Kans. He took elementary flight training
at Spertan School of Aeronautics, Tulsa,
Okla. 8 ROY L. PEDEN is County
Agr. Agent at Kermit, Texas. He and
Mrs. Peden have a daughter, Suzanne,
born. Nov. 14, 1943... . J, KOPIT, Fleet
Post Office, New York City, sends his
contribution to the Develcpment Fund.
“I’ve lost my old lady, SHERMAN GRANT
“CUEBALL” GRAY, of Amarillo,” he says.
THE AGGIE would also like the military
address of Capt. Gray.
Mail for LT. THOMAS C. GRISSOM
bas been returned to THE AGGIE. Will
someone kindly let us have his correct
address? . LT, - (jz). PIERCE‘ B.
UZZELL, % Fleet Post Office, New York
City, participated in the invasions of
Sicily and Italy. “On one occasion’, he
relates, ‘“When we carried troops to
Sicily, one of same was LT, JOHN
YOWELL, ’40. Needless to say, we had
quite a visit. Since then, I have read
where he was at home in Dallas recup-
erating from injuries received in Italy.”
He reports LT. (jg) CHAS. G. BASHAM,
’42, and ENSIGN CHARLES McMILLAN,
USNR, in the same Flotilla with him,
and that they get together often.
CAPT. WM. C. GARDNER recently
spent a 15-day leave at his home, 2233
Belfontaine, Houston, after 20 months
overseas in Ireland, England, Africa, and
Italy. . . . S/SGT. TONY VARISCO sends
his new address: APO 115, ¢% PM, New
York City . CAPTAIN
BROCK H. FAULKNER, APO 689, % PM,
New York City, writes: “After receiving
my copy of the March 2 AGGIE on March
16, I decided to write and tell you how
much we Aggies here in China appre-
ciate the efforts of all who made the
overseas edition possible. It has been re-
quiring three to four months for THE
AGGIE to reach us, I received the Dec.
15 issue on March 24. Mail to this theater
is quite a problem. I am glad that A.
and M. College of Texas led the way in
printing the first overseas edition ever
printed by and for a group of former
students, We appreciate this consideration
very much.”
A gift to the Development Fund comes
from LT. J. ov McMURREY, 312 N. Cur-
tis, Pratt, Kans. . The new address
of LT. (ig) CHARLES W. McCARROLL,
JR. is U. S. Naval Air Facility, Mercer
Field, Trenton, N. J. The McCarrolls have
a new son, Charles H. McCarroll, born
Feb. 27. . . . . Communications Officer
of the 87th Div. Arty., Camp McCain,
Miss., CAPT. ROBERT M. MAGEE is now
attending Officers Advance Course, class
87 ‘at Fort-.Sill,;>. Okla... . i.. CAPT. TOM
L. POWER, APO 201, ¢% PM, San Fran-
cisco, reports being in contact with the
enemy in his new location. Other Aggies
in his vicinity are CAPTS. MAT DIKE-
MAN, CLINT CROSS, SID McDONALD,
and LTS. CARL MALONEY and JOHN-
NY HARDIN. He reports that CAPT.
TOM RICHEY has been laying wire close
to. the shelling. “The South Sea islands
aren’t half bad—fine swimming and good
coconuts. Hope you can tell by reading
the news where we are. We're really
kicking their pants off.”
The new address of LT. C. V. MILBURN
is APO 149, New York City. . . . “Please
change my address on THE TEXAS AG-
GIE to Bks. 14C13 Area J, U. S. Naval
Training Sta., Farragut, Idaho, as the
paper is going all the way to Alaska
and then back again before I get it,” comes
from SK Y1/¢ RALPH TATUM .
ENS. DAN C. WILSON’S new address
is Room 80, Sage Hall, C. N. T. School,
Ithaca, New York. . . . APO 965, % PM,
San Francisco, is the new address of
TWH, SSYNOTE. CAPT. NATE
H. SNYDER, APO 709, % PM, San
Francisco, says, ‘“We are all a long way
from Aggie soil. “The spirit of Aggieland”
carried on throughout the world Recently
heard from TOM McCULLOUGH, who has
seen a lot of action in Italy.”
LT. CARL LEARY, APO 459, ¢% PM.
San Francisco, reports being with the
assault forces on the Gilbert Islands. MAJ.
SAM LANGLEY, ’35, is another Aggie
there. . . . LT. ALTON W, SISSOM, APO
638, ¢% PM, New York City, reports the
following Aggies near him in England:
CAPT. ARCHIE B. MILLER, CAPT. JIM
BORDEN, and LTS. GEORGE B. DOR-
RAH, ’42, and DAVID 1. RODDY, ’42, .
. A gift to the Development Fund comes
from LT. W. M. OLIVER, APO 862, %
PM, New York City. " Ww. O. (ig)
CHARLES J. POULTER, Office of the
Quartermaster, Goodfellow Field, Texas,
reports that his brother, SGT. GEORGE
A. POULTER, ’44, is overseas at the
following address: APO 12825-C, ¢ PM,
New York City.
CAPT. BRYAN W. BROWN is at Max-
well Field, Ala., Ha. AAFEFTC, Special
Services Section. He is a flying officer,
having returned from sixteen months in
the South Pacific area, and lives in Mont-
gomery, Ala, with his wife. . . . SEC.
LT. IRVING A. GLASSER is in the Fire
Control Sect., Ordnance School, Aberdeen
Proving Ground, Md, Fife Mail for LT.
(jg) ALBERT D. COTTON, USNR, should
be addressed 9% his father, Dr. Geo.
Cotton, Prof. Bldg., Temple, Texas. Lt.
Cotton returned last October from 12
months service with the Pacific fleet, spent
six months in a Seattle, Wash. hospital
to recuperate from a tropical disease. He
is now assigned to Klamoth Falls, Ore.
Naval Air Station as operations officer
in charge of flying
NJ PORTER, 118 W. Chestnut,
Denison, is in the general practice of
medicine there. A son, William Michael
Porter was born in his home March 21.
> CAPT. HENRY M. JENNINGS,
Ha. IRTC, Camp Wolters, Texas, is hap-
py to be back in Texas. He is assigned
at Wolters as Motor Transportation Of-
ficer. Frevious stations have been Ft.
Benning, Ga., where he attended the
Motor Maintenance School, and Camp
Carson, Colo. He is the son of Henry M.
Jennings, 204 W. Yegar St., Groesbeck,
Texas. . . . Still working as engineer
with the Soil Conservation Service at
Raymondville, ERNEST L. STREB, Box
1631, Raymondville, expects to enter the
armed forces within the next 60 days.
CAPT. R. V. MYERS, APO 758, New
York City, sends his. contribution to the
Development Fund—‘a much needed and
very worthy project”, he opines. Aggies
he has run across in his locality are LT.
THE AGGIE would like to have the
military address of LT. PETE DUNNAM,
USNR, reportedly enroute to the South
Pacific.
A. HY. BEVILLE, CAPT. ADD WIL-
SON, CAPT. LUTHER WESTBROOK,
and PAUL LOWERY. THE AGGIE would
like to have the military address of PAUL
LOWERY. Capt. Myers has lost contact
with CAPT. HERMAN FOCKE and wants
to know his whereabouts. He also wants
to know if HARRY BOYER, ’31, is still
on the campus. . . . LT. CLARENCE D.
BRASWELL writes from APO 957, %
PM, San’ Francisco... ". A‘ gift. to" the
Development Fund comes from CAPT.
C. A. LILLY, APO 464, ¢% PM, New
York City.
DR. IRWIN C. MARK, Bay City, Tex-
as, sends a gift to the Development Fund
and also a gift to the Junior Development
Fund in the name of his son, “MIKE”
MARK, ’61. “THE AGGIE gets better with
each reading Located a good school pal
of mine that I hadn’t heard from in two
years. Got a V-letter from him!” he re-
ports. . . . The mailing address of B.
B. HUTSON is Box 215, Lorenzo, Texas.
. . . CAPT. EUELL D. HARRISON, son
of John W. Harrison, Jayton, Texas, is
at AAF Midland AAF, Midland, Texas.
1942
Capt. James B. Hervey,
399th Bomb Group (H)
Wendover Field, Utah
JAMES K. NAYLOR, JR. is a 2nd
class Port Security Specialist in the
USCGR, and has recently been hospitalized
in the Miami Naval Air Hesiptal. His
address is Box D, U. S. Navy Sec. Base,
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. . . . An excerpt of
a letter from LT. J. E. INGLEHART,
APO 503, unit 1, % PM, San Francisco,
included the following : “I finally got
out of the States and to the place I
wanted to go most. Had a swell trip
across, saw lots of places, including the
Hawaiian Islands and Australia. I'm now
in New Guinea, and it looks like I'll have
to go through a hot summer again. If you
hike out in the woods here you can run
up kangaroos just like you do jackrab-
bits at home in Texas.” . , . The foreign
address of LT. CLAYTON N. DUVALL is
APO 953, ¢% PM, San Francisco.
Mrs. H. Douglas Jackson, Box 466,
Shamrock, Texas, writes that her husband,
LT. DOUGLAS JACKSON, whose home
town is San Angelo, is now in England.
. . According to his mother, Mrs. H.
C. Cater of Waller, Texas, LT. JAMES
W. CATER has landed safely in New
Guinea. His address is APO
471, ¢% PM, San Francisco. . The over-
seas address of LT. TURNEY W. LEON-
ARD is APO 230, % PM, AMUBMS,
New York City. A gift to the De-
velopment Fund comes from LT. H. C.
McWHORTER, APO 690, ¢% PM, New
York City.
CAPT. BILL HAMERSLY and LT. P.
P BYRNE are together, APO 717, Unit
, % PM, San Francisco. . . . The foreign
LF of CAPT. BRUCE E. PETTIT is
APO 230, ¢% PM, New York City.
A gift to the Development Fund comes
from LT. ROBERT M. BRUCE, APO 254,
¢% PM, New York City. . . . CAPT. COL-
LIER A. CAMPBELL, with the 154th
Engr, (C) Bn, at Camp San Luis Obispo,
Calif., sends a gift to the Junior De-
velopment Fund in the name of his new
son, Colin Bruce. “Thanks a lot, and
keep THE AGGIE coming—it’s the best
newspaper 1 read”, he says. . . Mus-
tering together at Camp Wolters, Has. Co.,
Reception Center for the April 21 meet-
overseas
ing were: GEORGE D. LIGGETT, ’32,
ED C.- HESS, ’40, ARCHIE E. BOYD,
JACK - W. JONES,~ ’42, and . L.. L.
HAYNES and J. A. AVERY, both ’44.
Army February
Pvt. Boyd entered the
reportedly
19. Much Aggie spirit was
present,
EDWARD W. WAKELAND, son of Edd
W. Wakeland, 3031 Forest Ave., Dallas,
pilot with a B-26 Marauder unit based
in Sardinia has been recently promoted
to the rank of first lieutenant. He flies
with the oldest medium bomb group in
the Mediterranean theater. In 7 months of
combat, he has 22 missions to his credit,
and has participated in attacks on bridges,
rail yards and airfields in Italy and
Southern France. . . . CAPT. GERALD
T. HOOTON’S new address is Hq. 1127th
Engr. C. Gp., Camp Swift, Texas.
Recently returned from foreign serv-
ice, LT. THEODORE R. STELLMACHER,
son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Stellmacher of
730 Nesbitt St., Dallas, is now being pro-
cessed through the Army Air Forces
Redistribution Station No. 2 in Miami
Beach, Fla. He flew 80 missions in the
Southwest Pacific and has been awarded
the Air Medal. Mrs. Stellmacher is with
the Lieutenant at Miami Beach.
LT. JOHN W. JENNINGS is with
Co. D, 201st Inf., Camp Carson, Colo., hav-
ing recently returned to the states from
foreign duty. April 15 he and the former
Miss Nelross Hiester of Fort Worth were
married. . According to Mrs. J. H.
Thomason, LT, R. B. THOMASON,
USMCR,
receives mail through the Fleet
Post Office, San Francisco. CA
JASPER W. THOMPSON has just reach-
ed Smoky Hill Army Air Field, Salina,
Kans., and has run into JACK WOLFE.
He reports that not long ago he saw
L. M. WILSON at the Army Air Base,
Blythe, Calif. He was in the midst of
phase training as a pilot on a B-24, and
had spent several months in Africa be-
fore his transfer to the Air Corps.
CAPT. CHARLES C, WIGHT, JR. has
been awardeé¢ the Silver Star for gal-
lantry in action in the South Pacific area.
He was cited for adjusting the fire of
guns under his command to eliminate
enemy artillery and enemy machinegun
positions. His wife, Mrs. Jean Massie
Wight, and infant son reside in Vernon,
Texas.
CAPT. RICHARD R. LITSEY, JR,
Army Air Forces, son of Mr. and Mrs.
R. R. Litsey of Sherman, recently return-
ed to the States after twenty months over-
seas as a pilot in the Troop Carrier
Command. He served in England, North
Africa, Sicily, and Italy, and holds the
the Air Medal. He was exchanged for a
German internee after 2 months of inter-
ment in Spain, following a landing in
Spanish Morocco during the invasion of
North Africa, and is now being processed
through the Army Air Forces Redistri-
bution Station No. 2 in Miami Beach, Fla.
WILLIAM C. JENN is a First Lieu-
tenant on overseas duty, APO 638, % PM,
New York City. . . The AGGIE would
like to have the addresses of ROBERT
A." STURTEVANT and RICHARD 'L.
McSPADDEN. LT. ERNEST "E.
REMINGTON, a member of the 222nd C.
C. T. S., AAAB, Ardmore, Okla., sends
his gift to the Development Fund.
. The residence address of LT, R. W.
“JITTERBUG” HENDERSON is 617 E.
Street, Lawton, OXKla. Mrs. James
A. Shelton, Box 565, Brownwood, Texas,
sends a gift to the Development Fund
in the name of her husband, LT. JAMES
A. SHELTON, who has been in Italy
for four months. His address is APO
306, New York City.
MAJOR THEODORE J. RALL, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Rall, 5219 Mer-
cedes, Dallas, has been awarded the Air
Medal for participation in five bomber
combat missions over Europe. Group oper-
ations officer at a flying base in England,
MAJOR RALL received his commission
in December, 1941. His wife, Mrs. Dorothy
Rall, lives at 4411 Holland, Dallas.
SEC. LT. RANSOM D. KENNY is now
at Rabbock, Texas, S/O Class 44F, L.
A. A. . .. A gift to the Development
Fund rt from GENE M. GEER, 418
E. 6th St., Dallas, 8. He is in the Struc-
tures Group of Eng. Dept. at North
American Aviation, Inc. , . . Thanks go
to W. J. Black, Weimar, Texas, for
responding to the call in THE AGGIE
for the address of DALE H. BLACK: 822
Sunny View, Dayton, O. . . . CAPT. ROS-
COE C. HAUSER, JR., Chaplain, re-
ceives mail at Headquarters, AAFEFTC,
Maxwell Field, Ala. . LT. JOAN"M.
JONES, JR. is on foreign duty, APO
711, % PM, San Francisco, and wishes
his former buddies of Troop “C’’ at Ft.
Bliss to get the welcome committee in
line, as he hopes soon to join them His
father, J. M. Jones, is chief of Range
Animal Husbandry, TAMC, College Sta-
tion, and the family home is in Bryan,
Texas.
The War Department has notified Mrs.
Charles C. McBride, 1714 S. Edgefield,
Houston, that her husband, LT. CHARLES
C. Mc¢BRIDE, JR... a .bombardier, has
been missing in action in the European
area since April 1. He has received the
Air Medal, having completed fifteen mis-
sions over enemy-occupied territory, ..and
received his wings and commission at the
Roswell, N. M. Army Airfield a year
ago. He is the son of Mrs. C. C. Mec-
Bride, Sr., 939 W. Page, Houston.
HAROLD C, HICKEY has been trans-
ferred from the Louisiana oil field to the
Dallas general office of the Atlantic Re-
fining Co., where he is in the accounting
department. He reports that NATHAN
PUGETH is a Federal Meat Inspector of
a large packing house, 523 Ave. D, San
Rafael, Calif. Hickey and THE AGGIE
would like to have the address of MILLER
E. HERRINGTON. Hickey’s residence ad-
dress in Dallas is 5823 Morningside. . . .
LT. JAMES C. WALLACE sends his
gift to the Development Fund. His ad-
dress is APO 953, ¢% PM, San Francisco.
LT. JOHN BOX’S foreign address
js ‘APO 255, ¢% PM, New York City.
MID’N D. W. BENSON'S new address
is USNR, Midshipmen’s School, John
Hall, Billet 1026, New York City,
27. . . . CAPT, JOHN R. CLARK, APO
322, ¢% PM, San Francisco, has been in
New Guinea nine months and says he is
still hale and hearty. He reports enjoying
THE AGGIE. .'. LT. JOHN F. DEN-
NINGTON, APO 871, % PM, New York
City, says the English people are fine
and he is enjoying his English sojourn.
. . From Lt. 0. W, WRIGHT, APO 782,
New York City, comes a contribution
to the Development Fund. With him in
Italy are LTS. V. D. WOOD, ED TIM-
MONS, E. R. PACE, ’41, and NEAL D.
SHEPHERD, ’38.
Recently arrived in England is SEC.
LT. JOHN E. HARRIS, APO 557, ¢% PM,
New York City. He hopes to run into
Aggie classmates soon. So far, he has
seen JOHNNY GOBLE. . . . The new
address of LT. GEORGE C. GORZYCKI
is APO 515, ¢% PM, New York City.
1943
Lt. Dan R. Sutherland
Winnsboro, Texas
LT. DAN R. (ROCKY) SUTHERLAND
is in final phase of Navigation Training,
1153rd Nav. Trng. Sqd., S. M. : .
San Marcos, Texas. He sends regards to
the class and reports the following ad-
dresses: ENS. J. A. BAIRD, ’43, % F. P.
0O., San Francisco; LT. GEO. J. HUCKINS,
’43, APO 929, % PM, San Francisco; LT.
WILLIAM C. CARTER, JR. ’42, APO
465, ¢% PM, New York City;
W. HENRIKSON, ’43, 9% Fleet P. O., San
Francisco; LT. EDWARD T. ROGERS,
APO 230, % PM, New York City; LT.
WILBERT L. WHITE, ’43, APO 230, %
PM, New York City. He also sends the
news item about MAJOR ROBERT C.
MORRIS, JR., ’42, APO 469, New York,
N. Y.,—“‘even though he isn’t a member
of the ’43 class,” says Rocky, ‘he does
have the distinction of coming from
Winnsboro, Texas!”
SEC. LTS. JACK M. ANDREWS, Ww.
R. JOHNSON, DANIEL P. MALEY, and
WILLIAM McNAIR and PFC. ROGER
P. SCOTT are at Aberdeen Proving
Ground, Md. Lt, Andrews is in the Avia-
tion Arms, RCN; Lt. Johnson is in Bal-
listics Research, Lab. RCN; Lt. Maley
is a member of Co. M, 3rd Regt.; Lt.
McNair is in the Auto Sect. Ord. School;
and Pfc. Scott is in Det. C. <i «> The
mailing address of MARLIN H. KEATH-
LEY is Box 1187, Lawton, Okla. His
brothers are JOHN A. KEATHLEY, ’25,
and S/SGT. GEORGE D. KEATHLEY,
35. . . . LT. LESLIE E. PEDEN receiv-
ed his commission Nov. 22 and is now
Asst. Athletic Director for the 4th Reg. In-
fantry at Ft. Benning, Ga., according
to. ROY: L. /PEDEN, ’41.
THE AGGIE would like to have the
address of ROBERT T. WRIGHT, son of
Mr. Paul Wright, Box 3123, Sta. A, El-
Paso, and brother of CAPT PAUL C.
WRIGHT, ’41, APO 709, San Francisco.
. . . A/C JACK O. ASHWORTH, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack O. Ashworth of
402 S. Bryan St., Bryan, Texas is now
in Lincoln, Nebraska awaiting place-
ment in a bomber crew. Mail for Cadet
Ashworth should go to his home address.
va ov PRC. 8.5 K. “RIRK iis ia member: of
2nd St. Co., ASTU 3800, TAMC, College
Station. “LT. -JACK 'B. MILLERS
new foreign address is APO 77, % PM,
San Francisco.
Frank E. Richter of Alvin, Texas, sends
a gift to the Development Fund in the
name of his son, T /SGT. GEO. H. RICH-
TER, who joined the Marines in June, 1942
and is never at one base long enough to get
THE TEXAS AGGIE. Sgt. Ritcher’s mail-
ing address is 16th AAFTTD, Inglewood,
Calif. . . . PFC. PAUL D. CHANEY is
a member of Co. G, 395th Inf., APO 449,
% PM, Camp Maxey, Texas. He
formerly at Stillwater, Okla,
C. A. CAMPBELL is with Ha.
Engr. (C) Bn., Camp Beale, Calif. :
The foreign address of LT. RICHARD P.
MACEIRAS is APO 5212, ¢% PM, San
Francisco.
Mrs. L. R. Hereford, Lometa, Texas,
credits Texas A. and M. with hardening
her son, LT. LESLIE R. HEREFORD,
JR., APO 90, ¢% PM, New York City, so
he could “take it” in the Army. Sailing
from New York in March, he is now
somewhere in England, and ‘full of Aggie
spirit.®5. R. A. STOCKING now
owns his own ol and also is veter-
inarian for the Hurst Foundation for the
Blind, and does all of the work for the
guide dogs of Southern Calif. His address
is 8166 Los Felix Blvd.,, Los Angeles.
. . Mrs. Charles McMillan, Jr., 0.
Box 1190, Kilgore College, Kilgere, Texas,
sends a gift to the Development Fund in
the name of her husband, ENS. CHARLES
McMILLAN, JR. Ens. McMillan was
commissioned at Northwestern U, last
August, and is now in England serving as
executive officer aboard an LCI. “The
TEXAS AGGIE is great—keep it com-
ing’’, he writes, “I didn’t know A. & M.
had such a warm place in my heart
until I left it. It’s the best place in the
world, and I wouldn’t take anything for
my four years there.”
LT. H. J. MAGRANE, APO 435, %
PM, New York City, is rejoicing over
the birth of his son, Gregg G. Magrane
on Feb. 13. Mrs Magrane is the former
Miss Emma D. Gregg of Bryan and La-
mesa, Texas, and she and the new son
are living in Lamesa now. Emma D.
Gregg of Bryan and Lamesa, Texas, and
she and the new son are living in Lamesa
are living in Lamesa now. .THE AGGIE
would like to have the address of GEO.
ROBERTS. (CPL. DOYLE L. MOORE,
APO 133, % PM, New York City, sends a
gift to the Development Fund... . SEC.
LT. WILLIAM: :V: “BILL” VAUGHN,
JR, is a member of the 63rd TCG, Sec.
H, Sadalia AAF, Knob Noster, Mo.
LT, JOHN WwW. PRATT, JR. sends his
gift to the Development Fund. . . LT.
WM. MceNAIR, JR. son of Mr. William
McNair, S., 224 N. Brighton, Dallas, re-
ports that SEC. LT. REX W. HILL is in
North Africa with a Bomb. Disposal Unit.
Lt. McNair is at Aberdeen Proving Ground,
Md. in the Auto Sect. Ord. School, . . . .
LTS. CLAYTON: B. ATKINS and
KLEIN on duty at APO 84, Camp Clai-
borne, La., send gifts to the Develop-
ment Fund. Lt. Atkins is a member of
Hq. Btry 327 F. A. Bn., and Lt. Klein
is in Haqgs. Btry, 84th Div. Arty.
A/C DAVID BALL, “JR., Squad. 5,
Flight C. Class 44E, AAFPS (ATE),
Stockton Field, Calif., son of Mr. and
Mrs. David Ball, 400 Memorial Drive,
Houston, will receive his wings and com-
mission May 23 as a pilot in AAF. .
The address of ENS. J. P. HOLLINGS-
WORTH is 7 Winthrop Hall, 1 St. John’s
Road, Cambridge, 38. . LT. DAVID
B. COFER, JR., son of Mr. and Mrs.
D. B, Cofer, of the English Department
at A. and M., recently completed an an-
tiaircraft gunnery course at the Officers’
Division of the Panama Coast Artillery
Command Training Center. He has served
with the CA forces Sanding the Panama
Canal since Dec. 1943.
ET. A #C. SBENSBERGER’S address
is 1583 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge,
38. . . A recent visitor to the campus
was LT. CLINTON A. MEDBERRY, with
the 845th Harbor Craft Co. at Camp
Gordon: ‘Johnston, Fla. i. ire LTWM, WW,
DOMINY, Repl. Depot., Barksdale Field,
Shreveport, La., was graduated as a pilot
in Del Rio in March flying B-26’s. Last
November he and the former Miss Vir-
ginia Wilson of Thornton, Texas were
married. He includes a gift to the De-
velopment Fund.
Mrs. John B- Longley, Lincoln,
Texas, writes that her husband, LT.
JOHN B. LONGLEY, would like to hear
from some of his buddies. His foreign
address is APO 77, % PM, San Francisco.
’ Formerly at Laredo, Texas, PVT.
GUS’ MINGES, JR. is now overseas, Apo
9938, ¢% PM, New York City.
DON E. CAMPBELL is a member of In
11th. AAFFTD, Tucson, Ariz. & LT,
GEORGE J. HUCKINS writes from "APO
503, ¢% PM, San Francisco, and reports
that he recently saw EARLE HARTMAN,
APO 713, and he saw him in the APO
920 vicinity.
Mrs. Frank Mitchell, Dallas, mother of
PVT. F. 8S. Mitchell, APO 508, % PM,
New York City, sends a gift in the name
of her son, . . . The foreign address of
LT. BENJAMIN H. SCHLEIDER, JR.
is APO 256, ¢% PM, New York City.
A Da ae 18 H. EBERSPACHER is on duty
at Camp Murphy, Fla. . . . SEC. LT.
JOHN A. ROMING, APO 515, % PM,
New York City, says it is great to run
into Aggies “who speak the same lingo.”
LT. STANLEY A. SMITH, APO 9718,
% PM, San Francisco, says he is at last
out in the Pacific with the other* fight-
in” Aggies” and has a high reputation
to live up to.
Overseas since November, 1943, LT.
JAMES E. MCCASHAN, 4707 Caroline
Blvd,. Houston, is a member of the Sar-
dinia-based Marauders, and has flown
25 combat missions in Italy and South-
ern France, Prior to his entering the AAF
in April, 1942, he was a drill press opera-
tor for the Mission Mfg. Co., Houston. .
. . CAPT. ROBERT C. MORRIS, JR. has
been promoted to major in the India-
China wing of the Air Transport Com-
mand, where he has been half a year.
He is the son of R. C. Morris, 310 S.
Willomet, Dallas. . LT. EDWIN J.
HERNAN, son of Mrs. Ellen B. Hernan,
5605 Bowser, Dallas, is a member of the
Marine Fighter Squadron, ‘Fighting Cor-
sairs’’, and is accredited with bringing
down eight planes. Prior to his enlistment,
he was working in Dallas. . . . Overseas
since November, 1942, SGT. ROBERT 1.
PAINE, APO 708, % PM, San Fran-
cisco, is in New Hebrides advance base
doing mapping for the air forces. He is
the son of Prof. and Mrs. L. S. Paine
9 the Agric. Eco. Department of A. and
Scheduled to receive his silver
pilot’s wings soon at Pampa Army Air
Field, Pampa, Texas is SEC. LT. WILLIAM
A. HEMPHILL, husband of the former
Tamea Henderson, 1315 S. Madison, San
Angelo, and son of Mrs. Ethel C. Hemp-
hill, 1101 S. David, San Angelo. He re-
ceived his primary flight at Ballinger.
1944
Lt. Gus Boesch,
Whitney, Texas
J. C. McCLESKY, Box 1214, Grand
Prairie, Texas, is employed as an account-
ant in the Payroll Dept. of North Ameri-
can Aviation. Mrs. McClesky is the former
Miss Aline Graf, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Graf of Vernon, Texas. They
are living at 305 E. 11th, Grand Prairie,
Texas. . . | LT. CLAYTON A. MANGOLD
is a member of Co. A, 764th L. Tk. Bn.,
Camp Pickett, Va. . . LT. RAYMOND
E. VELINDER is at Camp Polk, La.,
APO 258. He believes the ¢‘proposed Stu-
dent Activities Building will be a great
asset, to AR. & M”’ .Mrs. Geo. Danaher
2410 Dartmouth, Wichita Falls, Texas,
reports that their son, LT. JAMES E.
DANAHER and LT. TOM HARDING
reports that their sons LT. JAMES E.
DANAHER, ’45, USMCR, enjoy THE
HER received his silver wings in Nov.
1943 at Aloe Army Air Field, Victoria,
after holding the highest office upon to
cadets during his training. Until his
recent assignment to the 327th Fighter
Sadn., Marysville Army Air Field, Marys-
ville, Calif., he was an instructor in
advanced training at Aloe Field.
LT. S. E. CARTWRIGHT, 980th Engr.
Maint, Co., Camp Crowder, Mo., sends
a contribution ot Dehtlvee
a contribution to the Development Fund.
He recently enjoyed a leave to his home
in Dallas. Stations since last May have
been Camp Davis, N. C., Ft. Belvoir, Va.,
and Ft. Leonard, Mo. He is Motor Officer
there at Camp Crowder. . . . LT. THOMAS
N. INGLIS’ mailing address is 642 21st
St., Columbus, Ga. . . The following Ag-
ggies recently arrived at Camp Van Dorn,
Miss. from Camp Roberts, Calif.: LT.
C.D. “SNUFFY’ SMITH, 'LT1.. .CLLAR-
ENCE DUKE, and LT. TRAVIS S. PAR-
KER. Also there is LT. JOHN BANNIS-
TER. Lt. Smith is a member of the 569th
Br As Bn. EDWIN B. LAW, son
of Mrs. Josephine Law of 107 Rowland
Drive, Tyler, won his Navy “Wings of
Gold” and was commissioned recently in
the Marine Corps Reserve, following com-
pletion of flight training at the Naval Air
Training Center, Pensacola, Fla.
LT. JOE T. KELSEY is now a member
of Btry B, 664th F. A. Bn., Camp Maxey,
Texas. . . A/C HERMAN J. VAVRA
has entered the AAF Training Command
School at Yale Univ. for aviation cadet
training in Armament. LT. LOUIS
J. BAVACQUA is now at APO 584, ¢
PM, New York City. . The address
of LT. JAMES E. MELSON is APO 261,
Camp Cooke, Calif. A/C ROBERT
J. DAVIS is now in basic training for
pilot in the Waco Army Air Field, Waco,
Texas, but is stationed in Temple, where
he is studying Advanced Training. Mrs.
Davis was Miss Janiece Ward of Rosen-
berg until her marriage to A/C Davis
April 15. . . The mailing address of
LT. ROBERT H. RUDASILL is EMSCPA,
Bldg. 775, Ft. Monmouth, N. J.
LT. (jg) C. D. REEVES, writes from .
Fleet Post Office, San Francisco. At pres-
ent his is a tough assignment.
1945
CHARLES R. CUNNINGHAM, son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cunningham of 2447
Gladstone St., Dallas, recently won his
Navy ¢“Wings of Gold” and was com-
missioned a Second Lieutenant in the
Marine Corps Reserve in a ceremony at
the Naval Air Training Center, Pensa-
cola, Fla. He has been designated a
Naval Aviator . . . . LT. TOM HARDING
DANAHER, USMCR, completed his Naval
Aviation training at the U. S. Naval Air
Station, Kingsville, and received his gold
wings as a Marine Pilot in Corpus Christi
on March 15. Lt. Danaher is now stationed
at the Naval Air Station at Jacksonville,
Fla. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George
Danaher, 2410 Dartmouth, Wichita Falls,
and brother of LT. JAMES E. DANAHER,
’44, now at Marysville, Calif, Army Air
Field.
LT. W. B. LEWIS is with the Execu-
tive Branch, RCN, Aberdeen Proving
. . . . The address of LT R.
i: SYERLY is 10 Agassis, (Cambridge
AVIATION CADETS CUR-
TIS ERWIN, JR. 3rd & Vine St,
Colorado City, Texas; JIM T. HESTER,
Box 105, Asherton, Texas; and GEORGE
S. WALLINGFORD, 426 S. Phoenix, Tul-
sa, Okla, are training at Garden City
Army Air Field, Garden City, Kansas . _ .
PFC.” PAUL. T.' LAROCHE, JR., is: ‘a
member ~of; Co.. 2G; 19th : Inf.,~ A. 1. .B.,
APO 262, Camp Barkeley, Texas
HARRY L DAVIS of Cotulla, Texas,
and JACK BELL CORN, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Corn, Ft. Worth, recently re-
ceived the silver wings of an Army Air
Forces pilot, and were sworn in as sec-
ond lieutenants at ceremonies at Napier
Field, Ala. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Merle V. Davis of Cotulla LRT PRC:
ED. GLAZENER, Baylor Medical School,
Houston, indicates that the address of
JIM BEHRMAN is ¢ Southwestern Med-
ical School, Dallas. . PFC.. BYRON
STENIS is a member of the 1891st Engr.
Avn. Bn. C. B, Geiger Field, Wash. . .
LT. JOHN A PENNINGTON, son of Mr.
and Mrs Paul B. Pennington, 3419 Locke
Lane, Houston, recently graduated from
Brooks Field, Texas with highest honors.
He is a member of the first entire class
of Aviation Cadets at Brooks Field to re-
ceive their advanced flying training in the
modified B-25 Billy Mitchell bomber.
A/C O M. WILKINSON, JR., is now
in Sadn. B-2, Aloe Air Field, Victoria,
Texas. ~v. oe PNT." VERNON. 'G.: HUNT,
APO 34, ¢ PM, New York City, has been
in Italy for three months, and is seeing
action on the Anzio beachhead. He is a
brother of C. G. HUNT, ’40, 5919 Velasco,
Dallas. . LT. EARL RODMAN, son
of E. G Rodman, Box 591, Odessa, Texas,
is at Aloe Army Air Field, Victoria, ta-
king transition in P-40 Fighter Planes
for the present. . . . LT. JACK M. MC-
CAINE, 2441 McClendon Road, Houston,
is in an R. T. U. in Charleston, S. C., and
reports having heard recently from his
old lady, BOBBY J. STAHLMAN, who is
in O. C. Pool in Fort Benning, Ga.
CAND. RALPH R. RUSCHE of "153
Weymouth, San Antonio, is a member
of the 1st Co., O. C. S., 63rd Class, Fort
Knox, Ky., and due to graduate June 3.
. A/C ROY O. MCCALDIN, son of
Mrs. J R. MeCaldin, 311 W. Elsmere-
Place, San Antonio, is at Gardener Field,
Taft, Texas.
ENSIGN WILBUR A. KASTEN, USNR,.
is at the U. S. Naval Air Station, Ft.
Lauderdale, Fla. . . . NAVIGATION
CADET ANDREW F. LAVENDER, Azle,
is now at San Marcos Army Airfield, and
enjoys getting the TEXAS AGGIE “a.
heck of a lot”. He is the son of Andrew
F. Lavender, Box 37, Route 1, Azle, Tex-
as. . SGT. VICTOR J. LEHMBERG is.
now a member of Co. C, 88th Inf. Tng.
Bn., Camp Roberts, (lalif. He is the son
of W. C. Lehmberg, Mason, Texas.
LT. R. T BYERLY is now at 10 Agassis
St., Cambridge, 38, Mass. . SPT
DUDLEY K. BARRET is now at APO
716, % PM, San Francisco, according to
Mrs. W. B. Barret, Comanche, Texas.
1946
WILLIAM F. HUDDLESTON, A/S.
VO012, USNR, U. S. Naval Hospital, Ward
K, Memphis 15, Tenn, says credit for the:
successful Muster in Memphis is due C..
ALLAN SMITH, °’28. + PNT. ‘CECI.
NEWMAN is a member of Co. E, 405th
Inf., APO 102, Camp Swift, Texas. He
wants the addresses of EDWARD:
TSCHOEPE, ’42, JAMES A. PUCKETT,
’43, and CHARLES S. GRANT, 44. . . .
PVT. -BARL:T.. BROWN, JR... is now
in (Co. A., 414th Inf., APO 104, Camp.
Carson, Colo. “No matter where I may
be stationed, I sure want to be able to.
receive THE TEXAS AGGIE regularly,
because without it I really would be cut.
off from A.  & M.”, he says..." "PVT.
ERNEST G. SIMMONS, Co. C, Bldg. 1519,.
M. DE. T. S., Fort Benjamin Harrison,
ind. says it snowed in his locality April
"A/C THELTON H. MCWHERTER of
Kilgore, Texas, is now at Enid Army Air
Field, Okla., where he came from Victory
Field, Vernon, Texas . . JAMES W.
BASSETT, A/S V-7, USNR, "Mid'n School,
Sect. 41, Notre Dame, Ind., says he
“can’t afford to miss THE AGGIE. A
PVT NORMAN BLUMENTHAL is a
member of Co. E, 253rd Inf., 63rd Div.,
APO 410, Camp Van Dorn: Miss.” 7%
PFC. CHAS. E. TEAGUE'S residence:
address is 704 Lindsay, Gainesville. His.
father is J. A. Teague of the same address
ot. PVT. BOBBIE C. GLASS" is ‘now
at a temporary station, and wishes mail
for him to be addressed ¢% his father, I.
1. Glass, Hughes Springs, Texas . . .
CPL. ALLEN OC. GARNER, Co. V,
803rd Sig. Tng.- Regt., Ft. Monmouth,
Red Bank, N. J, reports that there are
43 Aggies there in Signal Corps O. C. S.,
and they had a great Muster. He is the
son of Mrs. Allen C. Garner, 623 N.
Ninth St., Poplar Bluff, Mo.
PVT. CHAS. W. READ, JR, is a mem-
ber of Co. H, 399th Inf., 100th Div., APO
447, Ft. Bragg, N. C. He is anxious to
contact Aggies there. His father is C. W.
Read, 3224 Nottingham St., Houston ...
The new address of CPL. IKE ASH-
BURN is 435 Base Hq. and Air Base
sqdn., Hillsgrove Army Air Field, Provi-
dence, R. I.
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get me anywhere with Trig? No!
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