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A. & M. Club, he will be a fine addition
ito the Kansas City Club.
Brigadier-General 0. P. Weyland
BRIG.-GEN. O. P. WEYLAND was a
«central figure in the surender of 20,000
Germans in Central France. He was in
command of the fighter-bombers of the
XIX Air Command and was cited and com-
mended by General Patton. He is an Air
Force veteran and a younger brother of
A. H WEYLAND, ’19, Shreveport, La.
1924
R. M. Sherman
Central Texas Iron Works, Waco.
MARLIN R. “RED” SMITH, is City
Manager of the growing city of Lubbock
:and served the same city at City Engineer
for a number of years.
JACK McCULLOUGH is still County
Agent at McKinney, Texas. Mrs,
John H. Miles reports that the mailing
address of MAJ. JOHN H. MILES is 3118
Lenox Rd. N. E., Atlanta, Ga. Maj. Miles
is with the Atlanta Army Service Forces
Depot, Atlanta, but prefers having his
mail sent to his home address. or As
D. BOGER recently left the Waggoner
National Bank, Vernon, Texas, and joined
the accounting department of the W. T,
Waggoner Estate, Oil Division. Mr. and
Mrs. Boger have a son a year and a half
old and make their home at 1711 Lon-
don St., Vernon.
PERCY S. BAILEY gets his mail at
2205 Washignton Ave., El Paso, Texas. .
. COL. G. A. WHATLEY gets his mail
at APO 953, San Francisco, Calif. . . .
“LT IRA"B. BACCUS advises a change of
address to Annapolis, Md., where he will
be in the Elec. Dept. at the U. S. Naval
Academy. . 'T.T COL.: JACK, P.
FORGASON has been transferred to Ft.
Sill, Okla., where he is a member of the
765th F.. A. Bn.
CAPT. WM. R. LACE is stationed at
Camp Hood, Texas, Post Headquarters. He
reports recently hearing from MAJOR
PAUL HUEY, ‘23, who is Executive Offi-
cer of a Service Group located in New
Guinea and New Britain. . . . . JOHN
0. STOVALL is County Agric. Agent at
Edna, Texas. . . . MAJOR N. P. TURNER,
JR., is now serving overseas and gets his
mail at APO 4098, N. Y. C. .. . MAJOR
M. B. BARNETT’s mailing address is 24
Oak Ridge, Ft. Thomas, Ky.
Recently heard from: CHAS. E. HUD-
SON, Rt. 1, San Benito, Texas; D. H.
SCHUENEMANN, 1401 Scharpe, Houston,
Texas; C. M. MORRIS, 8021 Lubbock St.,
Fort Worth, Texas; ALVIN E. FOERS-
TER, P. O. Box 471, Rosenberg, Texas;
PHILIP CIMO, 509 N. 19th, Waco, Texas;
J. E. MORGAN, Plum, Texas; SAM HAR-
LAN, 1006 Johnstone, Bartlesville, Okla. ;
WwW. T. SKAINS, 2825 Orange, Beaumont,
Texas; T. LEE GASTON, 4700 Connecti-
cutt Ave., Washington 8, D. C.; RICH-
ARD L. GARRETT, 35565- 78th St., Jack-
son’ Hts.,, L. 1... N.Y.
1925
R. C. Armstrong,
3439 Wichita, Houston, 4
HUGH HARRIS announces that he is
continuing in the professional practice of
Landscape Architecture, at 924 Jefferson
Bldg., Greensboro, North Carolina. He of-
fers consu'tation service concerning all
private or public landscape problems, plans
and specifications for and construction
supervision of such projects, Hugh prev-
iously practiced at Greensboro but for the
past two years has been engaged in land-
scape work in connection with war plants
and construction of various wer plants
in the deep South.
" Lt. Col. C. C. Wilson
LT. COL. C. C. WILSON was recently
promoted to that rank. He is on duty at
the Salinas A. A. B., Salinas, Calif,
where he is Director of Supply and Main-
tenance. Col. Wilson reports that three-
fourths of all military and civilian per-
sonnel at the Base are under his depart-
ment.
C. B. SPENCER, Assistant State Con-
servationist of the Soil Conservation Serv-
ice, has been appointed agricultural direc-
tor of the Texas Cottonseed Crushers As-
sociatioa, effective January 1, His head-
quarters will be in Dallas, where he will
work in close harmony with the educational
program of the National Cottonseed Pro-
ducts Association directed by A. L. Ward,
’10. A native of Marlin, Spencer made an
outstanding record teaching vocational agr-i
culture, then went with the Tyler Cham-
ber of Commerce as agricultural director
before going into the Soil Conservation
Service. He is a member of the Board
of Directors of the Texas Agricultural
Workers Association.
LT. COMDR. GEORGE W. McCAULEY
reports that for the duration he is located
in the Radio and Elec. Branch of the
Bureau of Aercnautics, Navy Dept., Wash-
ington, D. I. I. BOCK resides
at 46564 N. Versailles, Dallas 9, Texas. . .
CAPT. THOMAS R. BLACK advises that
kis new mailing address is APO 17037,
San Francisco, Calif. . . . CAPT. LEE H.
GRIPON is at the A. S. F. A. G. F. Redis-
tribution Station at Hot Springs, Ark.
DICK PERRY, 610 Greenway Terace,
Kansas City, Mo., has been transferred
tron. Dallas as Architectural Engineer for
the Western Missouri and Kansas area, SW
Bell Tel, Co. He reports a dozen Aggies
on hand to root for T. C. U. when the
“Horned Frogs’ recently played Kansas at
Kansas City. 1 926
Jack Williams,
Box 196, San Marcos
Class Agent and Class President JACK
WILLIAMS recently resigned as County
Agent at San Marcos to become associated
with the National Cotton Council of Amer-
ican in the Field Service Division. His
present headquarters will continue to be
at San Marcos, P. O. Box 196. He will
be in Texas for some time and after that
expects to. do work in other cotton states.
His work comes under four major items:
research - (new uses of cotton); process-
ing, production, and marketing of cotton;
sales promotion; and public relations. He
is enthusiastic over his new work and his
appointment was _a splendid . recognition
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THE TEXAS AGGIE
of his previous outstanding sgricalviral
cadership and work.
J. CECIL BOYCE is Manager of the
Dallas District CECO Steel Froducts Corp.
203 Consturction Bldg., Dallas.
R. T. BAGGETT, 4641 13th St. North,
Arlington, Va., has transferred from the
Federal Corp Insurance Ofice to the Dis-
tribution Flanning Branch, office of Dis-
tribution, War Food Administraticn, He
is secretary-treasurer of the National
Caiptal Texas A. & M. Club in Washing-
ton.
LT. STEPHEN H. GULLEDGE reports
that he has been missing his copies of
the TEXAS AGGIE and requests that his
address be changed to i F. P. O., San
Francisco. . VICTOR BROCK writes
for tickets to the Thanksgiving Day game.
He is joint owner of Brock and Ander-
son, Architects, at Corpus Christi, Texas
D. McGUIRE is on military leave
from the Humble Oil & Refining Co., at
Ingleside, Texas, and is now overseas duty
at APQ. 667, "N.Y... C, BH.” B.
COOPER is with the Texas Electric Serv-
ice Co., in the Electric Bldg. at Fort
Worth, Texas. He reports that D. E.
LUCKEY, ’24, is manager of the Fullerton
Division of the Texas Electric Service
CO he ratnips C. A. CHIPLEY now resides
at 115 Rosemary St., San Antonio 2,
Texas.
LT. R. H. BERRY is now stationed at
Treasure Island, Calif. . . . EUGENE R.
HILL is having his mail hent to Box 990,
Dalas 1, Texas. ... .. EDGAR €C. COVEY
is in the Land Dept. of the Shell Oil Co.,
at Navasota, Texas, and serves the Hous-
ton District. . LT. COL. RUSSEL
G. WHITE is with an Engr. Avn. Bn.
somewhere overseas and gets his mail at
APO 639, NY. C:. . MAJOR
NEWELL H. RIVEIRE has his mail sent
to 1908 S. Henderson, Ft. Worth, Texas.
MAX J. WENMOHS is Asst. Vice-
President of the Gonzales rae Bank,
Gonzales, Texas. RMAN . A.
LIEBHAFSKY is in the Rome Labora-
tory of the General Elect. Co. at Schenec-
tady, N." X. LT. COL. F.’C
BOWEN, F. P. 0. "San Francisco, Calif.,
writes of his hearty approval of the Gold
Star Student Aid Fund. . . ROBERT
THOMAS, 8% Dan Waggoner Bldg, Ft.
Worth writes, “Greetings from ‘cow town’
and keep up the good work.” .
JAKE L. TARTER, Box K, Wheeler,
Texas reports that LT. GRADY W. HAR-
RIS, ’22, who is in the Postal Service in
the South Pacific, is at home on leave
with his parents. . . . . DR. WINSTON
M. BROOK is at the Rollins-Brook Hosp.
at Lampasas, Texas.
MAJOR SPENCER J. BUCHANAN,
recently promoted to that rank, has been
awarded the Bronze Star for engineering
accomplishment somewhere in the South-
west Pacific. Major Buchanan went .over-
seas in December. Mrs. Buchanan and their
two sons reside in Vicksburg.
Recently heard from: R. A. WISEMAN,
JR., Floresville, Texas; H. P. TIPTON,
Floresville, Texas; LEWIS T. ASHFORD,
302 Gustav, Houston, Texas; R. A. RA Ww.
LINS, Box 1413, Houston, Texas; HER-
BERT W. BEUTEL, Box 5651, Dallas 2;
PAUL H. WALSER, Box 417, Temple,
Ps 1927
Allen R. Menger,
111 West Travis St., San Antonio
Proud Papas: J. A. STEVENS
LT. COMDR. LT. H. “HOWDY” RID-
OUT, JR., USN, has been transferred from
Dallas to a new assignment at San Fran-
cisco. Comdr. Ridout has turned in an out-
standing piece of work as Oficer in Charge
of the Dallas Navy Recruiting Station. He
was Division Manager for a big motor
company when he entered the service.
CLIFFORD N. KORNEGAY was a re-
cent visitor on the campus. He makes his
home at Winters, Texas.
The Amend brothers, JAMES D., ’27,
and SCOTT, ’28, both recently released from
the U, S. Army, are growing wheat in
the Texas Panhandle at Stratford.
.An address has finally been received for
SAMUEL E. McGREGOR, who has been
listed as “incorrect” since 1942. His ad-
dress, according to LT. WALTER S.
McGREGOR, 38, is 1638 E. Hawthorne,
Tucson, Ariz. *
LT. COL. GUS SCHATTENBERG is in
Ward B-17, Harmon General Hospital,
Longview, Texas. He writes that it was
good to come home even on a stretcher.
He had one of his legs injured in France
but has recently had the cast removed
and expects to be walking in another two
months. He went to France with the First
Division Hars. as Deputy Provost Mar-
shall and had charge of moving all prison-
ers from France to England by water. “It
was the only group of people that large
I ever saw where I didn’t find an A. &
M. man.” Gus hopes to see one of the
football gemes this fall and would like
to hear frcm some of his friends.
J. L. SEWELL is Plant Manager of the
Tavior Refinig Co. at Corpus Christi, Tex-
LT. COL. RICHARD H.
JONES advises that his new mailing ad-
dress is APO 3812, N. Y. C. . . . JACK
R. MEADOR, 19 Foote Ave. Pittsfield,
Mass., sends in a belated report of the
April 21 Muster held at Pittsfield. He lists
those attending as: O. P. McCARTY, ’26;
E. J. ALLEN, G. D. HEYE, and Meador.
. .. LT. EMIL E. UMLANG is now get-
ting his mail at 401% W. 15th St., Austin
21... Texav. cso. LE. FRELS has moved
to Ganado, Texas. . LT. RALPH P.
YETT has been transferred to Ogden,
Utah, where he is with the Sig. Corps,
ASF Depot. . . . LT. COL. CORNELIUS
M. FLORER’s overseas address is APO
8308, N-ȴ..C. . ,.. .!.-:CAPT: J. TEMPLE
EVANS is serving overseas and gets his
mail at APO 15327, N. Y. C.
1928 :
J. 'F. Blount,
Box 431, Amarillo.
MAJOR FERN L: NICKLE sends in a
report on what he calls the “Grandfathers’
Squad” — namely CAPT. HENRY E.
“SCRAWNY” LOTT, CAPT. GEORGE
HYLAND, ’25, MAJOR JOHN HOWARD,
’28, and MAJOR HUGH W. HILLIS, ’30,
being assigned to Edgewood Arsenal, Md.,
Bldg., 11. He says they are doctoring flat
feet, bald heads and stomach ulcers after
long stretches in other theatres.
Maj. W. 0. Cox
MAJ.. W. 0. COX, APO: 172217, San
Francisco, was recently promoted to that
rank. Prior to entering the service he was
manager of the Agriculture Department of
the Houston Chamber of Comerce.
JULE D. OAKES asks to be put in the
’28 class even though he got his degree in
’29. He started out with the ’28’ers, but
had to stay out a year to recoup his fi-
nances before getting his degree. He is
director of athletics of the Houston Public
Schools and has three young Aggies in his
family. He gets his mail at 2503 Park,
Houston. He encloses an interesting letter
from LI. CHARLES DeWARE, ’37, who
is in the South Pacific.
1929
Austin C. Bray,
Box 264, Dallas, 1.
COL. CARL GIESECKE is serving with
a Medical Group, APO 403, ¢% PM., New
York. Anyone wishing his full military
address may write to the Association Office
or to Mrs. Giesecke, at 105 W. Rosewood,
San Antonio.
Z. W. “WILLIE” BARTLETT, ’29, was
an October campus visitor. He still makes
his home at Freeport where he is with
the Freeport Sulphur Co. Of recent months
he has travelled to several Caribbean
areas on exploration work. He and Mrs.
Partlett have two daughters. He reports
leters occasionally from, CAPT. H. E.
BURGESS, now on duty in the European
sector. They were football mates in their
days at A. & M., Bartlett at center and
DBurzess in the backfield.
CAPT. CLIFF B. MARSHALL has been
transferred to Birmingham, Ala., Dist. 6,
4th Sr. C., 240 Graymont Ave. . .
HAROLD G. GREEN, Box 487, Texar-
kana, Texas, was recently made zone
representative for The Texas Co. He sends
his regards to all classmates. WM. .
PATTON. JR., is living in Lockhart, Tex-
. . . LT. CHARLES A. ROLAND is
on the Red River Ord. Depot, Texarkana,
Texas. JAMES A. TRAIL is South-
western field engineer for the Hyatt
Bearings Div., General Motors Corp., 332
S. Michigan Ave., Chicago 4, Ill. He covers
five states and makes his home at 8712
Canyon Dr., Dallas 9, Texas . . . ALFRED
L. GATES writes that he is still rural mail
carrier on R. F. D. 1 out of Galveston,
Texas.
ROBERT H. GARDNER, Box 606, Ro-
senberg, Texas, owns a poultry farm just
outside of Rosenberg and is in the engineer-
ing department of Duval Texas Sulphur
Co. . . . ROBERT B. LANE is district en-
gineer for Union Producing Co. and United
Gas Pipe Line Co. at Beeville, Texas. . .
LT. W. F. JAMES recently spent a month
in the U. S. Naval Hospital in the Ha-
waiian Islands and hopes to repoin his
battalion soon. . . . . MAJOR ROBERT C.
GRAHAM is Provost Marshall at Camp
Howze, Texas. . . . ABE MEINSTEIN,
2019 So. 3rd St., Waco, Texas reports that
he is still running the L. M. Cafe and sees
quite a few Aggies.
CAPT. RUSSELL E. SHAFER has been
izpusforred to Ft. Sam Houston, Texas.
COL. JOHN C. MORGAN, Apt.
1 Sie T Adams, Arlington, Va., writes
that he and I. H. “FOO-FO0O” FOOSHEE,
who is working for the Rubber Reserve
Co. in Washington, hope to have a session
CAPT. JOE L. SOWELL has
been stationed at Camp Howze for ten
months, where he is a member of the
16th Armd. Inf. Bn., Co. B. Mrs. Sowell
and their two daughters are making their
home in Gilmer, Texas, for the duration.
... C. M. MORGAN has moved to Cle-
burne, Texas, where he gets his mail in
Box 324. . . . LT. ROBERT G. ABER-
NATHY, JR., is Asst. Field Postal Officer
at the Lincoln A. A. F., Lincoln, Neb. He
reports SLAITER WILLIAMS with the
same organization.
1530
J. A. Reynolds,
Dreyfus & Son, Dallas
CAPT. TRAVIS L. SMITH, III, 2631
Persa, Houston, son of T. L. SMITH, JR.,
’98, Houston, is a District Engineer of the
Burma Road’s 3rd District in Southwest
China. He has high prase for the Chinese
engineers with whom he works as well
as the thousands of Chinese laborers who
have performed so well on building and
maintaining the road. Capt. Smith was
with Lockwood and Andrews, design
and struction engineers, before entering
military service.
CPL. LEONARD L. CRISWELL is a
member of Btry. C, 578th AAA AW Bn.
(SP), at Camp Bowie, Texas. He and Mrs.
Criswell have a future Aggie 20 months
old who will be a member of about the
class of ’65. Cpl. Criswell also gaves some
news of other Criswell boys. LT. JAMES
W. CRISWELL, ’40, is back in the States
after sixteen months in New Guinea ; LT.
THOMAS R. CRISWELL, ’42, is still in
Italy; and CAPT. JACK F. CRISWELL,
’28, is now in France. . . . . WwW. H.
THOMPSON is stationed at eh Navajo
Ord. Depot at Flagstaff, Arizie esis
ROBERT N. DANIEL is Division Manager
with the Pauther Oil & Grease Co., and
gets his mail at 2223 Felix St., St. Joseph,
Mo, +3. Ve FRANK E. KAVANAUGH is
with the Gulf Oil Corp. and resides at
3914 Proctor, Port Arthur, Texas.
LT. COMDR. T. BROOK DOUGHERTY
received his promotion to that rank re-
cently and is now in charge of all Navy
transportation at the Naval Air Station,
Norman, Oklahoma, where he was trans-
ferred from the Dallas Air Station. . . .
HOMER D. NAPLES, 4415 Ironton, Beau-
mont, reports that he is officially on leave
of absence from a major oil company to
serve as chief chemist for Neches Butane
Products Co. . . . LT. COL. EDGAR W.
GLENN, 901 N. Wayne St., Arlington,
Va., was recently promoted to that rank.
EARLE W. “RED” SUDDERTH is with
the Dallas Co. Health Dept., Dallas 2,
Texas. . . . TUG S. PFEUFFER ‘is Post-
master at New Braunfels, Texas. .
MAJOR DAVIS WATKINS, Huntsville
Arsenal, Huntsville, Ala., reports that
J. H .CLARK, ’27, was recently promoted
to Captain. . . . W. E. “BILL’ WILLIAMS,
Alpine, Texas, writes ‘in that he has
been erroneously carried in the class of
AUL HAMILTON is farming
at Quitaque, Texas. He and Mrs. Hamilton
have two daughters. . HARRIS
UNDERWOOD, SR., has moved to Mec-
Allen, Texas, where he resides at the
De Palmas Hotel.
1931
C. R. “Dick” Coneway
Humble Oil & Ref. Co., Houston 1.
Proud Papas: LT. S. W. FLORENTIN.
JACK SAUNDERS has resigned his
position with the North American Avia-
tion Co. to become asscciated with the
Dallas Chamber of Commerce. He was
president of the Texas A. & M. Club of
NAA
E. A. HOLLAND, formerly of Parkers-
burg, W. Va., 1819, Spring St., advises
that he is moving and will send us his
address as soon as he is permanently lo-
cated.
LT. S. W. FLORENTIN is in the A.
& R. Dept. at the Naval Air Station at
Dallas, Texas! He reports that others
stationed there are W. B. SMITH, AMM
1/c, ’389, and V. S. ANDERSON, AAM 1/c¢
’31. Lt. and Mrs. Florentin have a daugh-
born: July 30. .-'. .. . E. J. BOHUSLAYV,
Boling High School, Boling, Texas, sends
in some news on M/SGT. A. J. BOHU-
SLAYV, ’42. Sgt. Bohuslav is stationed in
Mrs. N. B. Read, Ft. Worth,
writes to have the AGGIE sent to her
husband, MAJOR NATHANIEL B. READ,
who is stationed in the Pacific at APO
235, San Francisco. . . . LT. COL. H. A.
EDDINS has been Executive of the Army
Service Forces Tng. Center, Ft. Belvoir,
Va., for the past ten months.
MAJOR KENNETH L. HAGGARD has
been transferred to Pratt A. A. F., Pratt,
Kansas, where he is Post Engineer. He
reports COL. CARL STORRIE, ’39, also
stationed Shere as’ C. 0. of a B-29 group
iC . LEE GODSEY is now a mem-
ber of ny ol 52nd FATB, Camp Roberts,
Calif. . . . MAJOR JAMES G. FLOYD
has been promoted to that rank. He is
with Hq. AATC at Camp Haan, Calif. . .
LT. HOMER E. THOMPSON has been
moved to Ft. Riley, Kansas, where he is
in: the 1st: ‘Regt. Tr.” A, CRTC, .
CAPT. ROYCE L. DIXON is in the
Chem. War Sec. of the Ha. Western
Defense Com., Presidio of San Francisco,
Calif.,, and writes that he hopes to see
some action. . . . . JOHN A. KUBENA
ic County Clerk at La Grange, Texas.
He reports that MARSHALL HOLLOWAY
is now Secretary of the La Grange Cham-
ber of Commerce.
LT. PHILIP ROBERTS, 905 E. Fourth
St., Rolla, Mo., anticipates seeing overseas
duty soon. He and Mrs. Roberts have a
one-year-old daughter. . . . C. A. “RUBE”
TRACY gets his mail in Drawer M, Lake
Jackson, Texas. . . . JOSEPH B. CLARK
is with the Stanolind Oil & Gas Co., Box
591, Tulsa, Oklahoma. . . . J. E. LOCK-
HART, Clifton, Texas, is beginning his
third year as Voc. Ag. teacher in Clifton
High School. He reports that he has a
daughter now in JTAC. . ALAN’ C.
LOVE, JR., is with the Waco-McLennan
Co. Health Unit at Waco, Texas.
1932
Lt. Col. Luther E. Bell,
509 N. Payne St., Alexandria, Va.
PFC. CHARLES H. YOUNG is now at
Camp Bowie, Texas, having just finished
his basic training. He is in the Combat En-
grs. and was a member of the Texas
Legislature before volunteering for the
Army. His address was reported by WM.
C. YOUNG, ’
FREDERICK RA CONRAD resides at
3223 Georgtown, Houston, Texas. He re-
cently reported the address of CAPT. GEO.
H. GAITHER, ’85, who is serving in
Italy.
News has just been received in the As-
sociation Office of two awards earned by
LT. COL. OLIN E. “TIGER” TEAGUE.
Lt. Col. Teague has been in the thick of
activities since the French invasion. On
the 24th of July, 1944, he was awarded
the Silver Star for gallantry in action as
battalion commander in France. He was
slightly wounded in the action for which
he received this award. He was awarded
ust 4, 1944, for action against the enemy
on July 8. Mrs. Teague and their two
sons make their home at 3307 College Road,
Bryan, Texas. Before entering the serv-
ice Lt. Col, Teague was with the U. S.
Post Office at College Station.
CARL D. HALL has been employed in
Corpus President
C. D. “Babe” Watts, ’26
C. D. “Babe” Watts, ’26, recently
elected president of the Corpus
Christi A. & M. Club, is Sales Rep-
resentative for the Texas Employ-
ers’ Insurance Association in Cor-
pus and the Gulf Coast area. He
has been with that company for
the past ten years, moving to Cor-
pus Christi from Houston. He and
Mrs. Watts have two children, a
future Aggie, 12, and a co-ed, 5.
They recently purchased a home in
Corpus Christi. Watt’s office is
506-8 Nixon Bldg. Watts is well
experienced in A. & M. Club work,
being a past president of the Hous-
ton A. & M. Club. He was all-|C
conference center on the champion-
ship Aggie football team of 1925.
Other officers of the Corpus
Christi Club include: James V.
Curnutte, ’16, vice president; and
James F. “Red” Collins, 12, sec-
retary-treasurer. Watts succeeded
Kinnard Moss, ’31, as president.
the Sales Dept. of the Texas Company
since graduation. He was recently pro-
moted to Superintendent of the Northwest
Texas Area comprising 75 counties, with
headquarters in Lubbock, Texas, where he
gets his mail in Box 111. . . . MAJOR
PERCY J. MIMS is Adjutant of the
Army Air Base at Bolling Field, D. C. . .
MAJOR W. W.. “PETE! HEWITT is
Chief of the Special Service Section at
Fort Logan, Colo. . MAJOR W. S.
FIELDS is now stationed at Ft. Sam
Houston, Texas, Hq., 4th Army .
EVERETT O. WALKER is with’ the
Police Dept. at Dallas, Texas.
C. B. FLOYD, Asso. Elec. Engr., War
Ord., Southwestern Proving Ground, Hope,
Ark., writes, ‘Still testing ammunition.
One of the few army posts that has no
A. & M. officer personnel, so A.
STUBBEMAN, ’24, HERNDON,
’32, and myself (all civilian employees)
have to keep up the Aggie tradition.” . .
CAPT. WALTER J. FAULK is in the
Military Dept. at Texas A. &
LT. COL. GEO. A. BOND, JR. gets his
mail at APO 32, San Francisco. dogs a Ste
MAJ. CHARLES H. FLOURNOY is hav-
ing his mail sent to 515 N. Washington
St., Alexandria, Va.. HOWARD W. LOCKE
& Floral Company, New Braunfels, Texas.
He receives his mail in Box 418. . . .
MAJOR ROBERT E. HENRY has been
C. O. at. a U. S. Army Rest Camp in In-
dia for the past few months, and reports,
“A number of exes have been up here as
guests and wear out the AGGIES I have
reading em. 1 933
Major T. C. Morris,
APO 2, c/o P.M., New York, N. Y.
Proud Pepas: FRANK NAGY.
J. W. CRAVENS is with the State
Highway Dept. at Paris, Texas. . .
the Oak Leaf Cluster under date of Aug-| RIN
C. N. HIELSCHER gets his mail in Box
236, F. E. College Station, Texas, where
he is an instructor in Industrial Education
. LT. (jg) SPENCER B. APPLE, JR,
is "now somewhere in the Pacific. He wants
his mail sent to La Feria, Texas, Box 295,
where Mrs. Apple and their baby daugh-
ter are making their home for the dura-
tion. . . ALFRED D. HOLCOMB is
Sp (M) 8/c in the Navy and gets his mail
¢, Fleet P. O., San Francisco.
MAJOR ERNEST L. WILLIAMS, Aloe
Field, Victoria, Texas, was promoted to
that rank last Feb. He has been in the
Army over three years, and except for six
weeks at Aberdeen, Md., has not been out
of the state. Mrs. Williams and their two
daughters are with him . . . . MAJOR
JOHN E. GASTON is with the 89th
Div. Arty. at Camp Butner, N. C., APO
89. He reports several other Aggies sta-
tioned there. . . . MAJOR HARVEY
CASH, JR., is getting his mail at 3479 S.
Utah St., Arlington, Vario CAPT,
JOHN H. BROWN is stationed at Selman
Field, Monroe, La., where he has been
serving as Asst. Post Engr. since 1942.
A APT. EARLE B. HARBEN is still
assigned to the 8th Service Command in
Dallas, and lives at Richardson, Texas.
CAPT. HARMON M. HOWDESHELL
gets his mail at Rm. 1008, Santa Fe Bldg.,
Dallas, Texas. . . . MAJOR CLYDE W.
MAINER is Director of Battle Courses
at CRTC, Ft. Riley, Kansas. He reports
that he enjoys getting the TEXAS AGGIE.
CAPT. C. E. MARCUM requests
that his address be changed to APO 703,
San Francisco. . . . V. M. HARRIS now
gets his mail at Tuleta, Texas. . . . LT.
(jg) EARL S. HORN advises that his
correct address is Rm. N-3 Matthews,
N. T. S. (Comm), Harvard Univ., Cam-
bridge 38, Mass. «hy CAPT. GILBERT
R. ADDICKS is a member of the 2nd
AART Bn. at Camp Stewart, Ga. . . .
duty at APO 17394, San Francisco.
LT. COL. ROBERT H. McLEMORE
wants his mail sent to APO 244, San
Francisco, Calif. . . . Ww.
NEWPORT has been placed on inactive
service after 23 months of active duty. He
is now a salesman for Curtiss Candy Co.,
and is located at Cushing, Oklahoma,
where he gets his mail at 1130 E. Broad-
way. . FRANK NAGY is Voc. Ag.
teacher at Dilley, Texas. He and Mrs.
Nagy are the parents of a son, born in
August, and a daughter 315 years old.
.... WILBUR M. JACKSON is in the
Math. " Dept. at Texas A. & M.
vo -CAPT. "CHARLES ‘E, McMURRAY,
formerly of Dallas, whose wife lives in
Houston, is one of the heads of the cub
plane groups of the division artillery. The
cub planes “are used as observation posts,
searching for targets and then adjusting
artillery fire by radio contact with the
artillery batteries given the firing mission.
MAJOR RICHARD C. CROOK reports
that he has been working on some air-
strips with CAPT. SPENCER BUCH-
ANAN, ’26. Major Crook gets his mail at
APO 159, San Francisco, Calif. . .
MAJOR R. L. “SATCH” ELKINS sends
in a gift to the Development Fund in
memory of €OL. O. E. “JELLY” FORD
of Crockett, who was killed over Germany
in an air raid. ‘“‘Satch” reports that their
organization was recently re-organized, and
he is now in a replacement depot in Italy
and is at present training replacements. . .
Apologies are made to MAJOR J. KIRBY
JONES, whose name was erroneously
omittted from the 1944 Development Fund
report. He reports that MAJOR WAYNE
E. LONG, ’27, and CAPT, JACK STRING-
FELLOW, ’35, are both at the location
where he is stationed. Major Jones gets
his mail at APO 927, San Francisco.
1934
Lt. Col. T. N. Gearreald,
17 West Passaic Ave.
Rutherford, New Jersey
Proud Papas: CAPT. JOHN W, HER-
G.
Silver Taps: LT. WILLIAM JOHNSON
COLLIER, JR
A. ED CARAWAY is District Manager
of the Lufkin Foundry and Machine Co.,
P
0. Box 871, Kilgore, Texas. He had
been with the same company, but making
kis headquarters. in Lufkin before mov-
is Manager of the New Braunfels Nursery"
MAJOR ROYCE E. TUCKER is now on |
WALTER H.
ing into the heart of the East Texas Oil
field. He is still talking about his young
daughter, now five and a half months of
age. Caraway is a member of the Board
of Directors of the Ex-Student Associa-
tion.
MRS. HH B. CHAMBERLAIN, 2568
South St., Beaumont, widow of the lat
LT. H. B. “DOC” CHAMBERLAIN, ad-
vises that their son, Willard, will be at
A,
5
“BUZZY” SMITH recently
received a double honor when he was
awarded the Silver Star for gallantry in
action in France and was promoted from
Major to Lt. Col. Mrs. Smith makes her
home at 935 West Gardiner, Houston, Tex-
as.
CAPT. DAN M. LaROE
tioned at Camp Rucker, Ala., 695 Ord.
Am JUCAPT. JOHN D. CUN-
NINGHAM, "Eng. Fire Fighting School,
Fort Lewis, Wash., reports that he is
“enjoying the great Northwest”. .
MAJOR @HARLES P. BAKER is on duty
with the Petroleum Admin. for War in
Washington, D. C., and with his family
makes his home at 3018 S. Buchanan St.,
Arlington, Va. Baker reports the birth
of a daughter last Feb. 22.
MAJOR PRESTON D. PHILLIPS, JR.
reports a change of address to APO 244,
San Francisco, Calif. . . . MAJOR OSCAR
W. SCHUCANY is now stationed at Jef-
ferson Proving Grounds, Madison, Ind.
according to R. E. HARRIS, rr, Ta
LT. COL. HENRY C. WENDLER lives
at 1501 S. Edgewood St., Apt. 574, Ar-
lington, Va. He reports the arrival of a
daughter on July 22. . JG.
OTTS gets his mail Post Ber ‘Office,
Fi. Dix, N.'J.% i. LT. 'COL.'"CHARLES
MEYER, who is headquarters commandant
for the 32nd Division in New Guinea, has
jumped from second lieutenant to lieut-
enant colonel in twenty-seven months. Prior
to going on active duty Col. Meyer was
with the State Highway Patrol in Beau-
mont. 1935
Capt. F. W. H. Wehner
161st AAF Base Unit
Camp Springs Army Air Field
Washington, D. C.
CAPT. and MRS. WM. P. ALEXANDER,
JR., Hgq., San Francisco Control Group,
Berkeley 4, Calif., send a gift to the De-
velopment Fund in memory of Mrs, Lois
Peacock wife of classmate VIRGIL PEA-
TECH. SGT. and MRS. CARL G. TAY-
LOR suffered the loss of their young son,
Carroll Carl, age 5 months, who died last
September 28th. He has been well and
happy, but died after a very brief illness.
Sgt. Taylor is overseas, APO 920, San
Francisco, and Mrs. Taylor lives at 208
W. Blodgett St., Carlsbad, N. Mex.
MAJOR HENRY FISHERMAN is now
stationed at Chandler, Ariz., as a member
of the 3010th AAF Base Unit, Sec. E. . .
MAJOR FRANCIS WILSON’s address is
Box 44, Station Hospital, Camp Wolters,
Texas . . . LT. SAM T. COOPER is with
the 261st F. A. Bn.,, at Camp Polk, La.
. . . MAJOR JAMES C. FORTENBERRY
is Chemical Officer at Camp Claiborne,
La., Hq. ASFTC. . .. . JOHN L. GER-
LOFF is Director of Vocational Agricul-
ture BE Waco High School, Waco, Texas
C..iH. BREWSTER lives at 158
E. Son St., Ottumwa, Towa..’. .i. LT.
COL. SIDNEY T. MARTIN’s military
mailing address is 1684 Engr. C. Bn.,
Camp Swift, Texas.
DAVID L. TISINGER sends greetings
to all his ‘old friends from 8511 Clear-
view, Austin, Texas. . . . CAPT. KEN-
NETH S. BUCHANAN was recently trans-
ferred to Co. D, 4th Repl. Bn., ASF per-
sonnel Repl. Depot, Camp Beale, Calif.
. . .CAPT. WM. E. FITZGERALD sends
a gift to the Development Fund for him-
self and for MAJOR TOM DOOLEY, who
is a prisoner of the Japanese. Fitzgerald
is stationed at Ft. Sill, Okla., OAC 47,
F. A. S. . . . .MAJOR FFANK BED-
NAREK reports, “THE AGGIE was the
last piece of mail delivered to me after
I boarded ship for our trip across the
Pacific.” He is now at APO 434, San
Francisco, Calif., and reports CAPT. MAR-
LIN D. LEWIS, ’25, at the same lo-
cation. . .LT. GEORGE W. BROCK-
MAN reports after being carried as one
of the “missing” member of the ’35
class by the Association Office. He is now
stationed at the AAF, Dalhart, Texas, as
a member of the 501st Bomb Gp. (VH).
1936
Capt. D. J. Lewis,
C. E, U. S. Eng. Office
c/o Prod. Sec., Mobile, Alabama
Proud Papas: MAJOR JOHN R. BA-
CON; CAPT. BENNIE F. SEBESTA.
LT. JERRY C. BARTON, APO 885, N.
Y. C., has been in India over a year and
previously served a year in Alaska. At
present he is recuperating from an ap-
pendectomy.
CAPT. JAMES A. MARTIN is with the
ASFTC, Indiantown Gap, Pa. . . . CAPT.
ROY L. HUCKABEE is a member of the
26th Cav. Ren, Sq. Mecz.,, Camp Gor-
don, Ga, . . . CAPT. GEORGE S. LEON-
ARD is stationed at Geiger Field, Wash-
ington, D. C., where he is a member of
the 807th Engr. Avn. Bn. Capt. Leonard
recently returned to the States after two
years of service in the Aleutian Islands.
He writes for information regarding the
rurchasz of another class ring, having had
the misfortune of losing. his first. . .
CAPT, OSCAR A. SEWARD III left last
July for India. He is at APO 429, Ye
C., according to his father, LT. COL. 0.
is now sta-
officer of a 15th AAF Liberator Bombard-
ment Group. Col. Large holds the Air Medal
and has over 15 missions to his credit]
Prior to going on active duty he was an
employee of the Humble Oil and Refining
Co., Baytown.
WALTER SCOTT gets his mail at Jos
N. Wayne St., Arlington, Va. , . .
BERT C. HALL'S correct mailing ad-
dress is 270 Brookline Ave., ‘Boston 15,
Mass. . . . SGT. RICHARD S. TERRY’S
overseas address is APO £5, San Francisco.
. . MAJ. ROBERT W, MAXWELL, JR.
is at the Field Artillery School at Fort
Sill, Okla., OAC 49, He previously spent
26 months in the Aleutians. . . . I. J.
BARKIN is Asst. Elect. Engr., Tennessee
Valley Authority, Knoxville, Tenn. He
wants his mail sent to Inskip P. O.,
Knoxville. | . . CAPT. HARLAN C. BUT-
TRILL is at APO 942, Seattle, Wash. . .
. LT. COL. HARRY S. TURNER, JR. was
recently promoted to that rank. He is
Asst. Deputy Director, New Developments
Div., Office Chief of Staff, Washington,
D. C., and has been on two tours of tem-
porary duty in Pacific areas
A recent note from his brother gives
the news that CAPT. T. E. PERRENOT,
son of Mrs. Mary A. Perrenot, 623 Acad-
emy St., Houma, La., has been a2 prisoner
of war since the fall of the Philippine
Islands. Several cards have been received
from Capt. Perrenot, the last in March.
He was attached to the Philippine Army
as an artillery officer.
1937
Lt. W. A. Ruhmann,
APO 45, ¢/o P.M., New York, N. Y.
Proud Papas: LT. JEFF L. HORN;
HUGH T. MAGERS.
LT. COL. KYLE L. RIDDLE, of Deca-
tur, reported missing in action in August
was back on duty at his base in England
15 days later, The story of his return
has not been disclosed. He is commanding
officer of the “Lightning Fighter Squad-
ron, which LT. COL. W. E. DYESS was
training for overseas duty when he
was killed. Riddle has been awarded the
Air Medal. At A. & M. he was a star
baseball pitcher.
L. P. BRISTLEY is with the Gulf Re-
search and Development Company, Box
2038, Pittsburg, 30, Pa.
CAPT. IVAN M. “BEARTRACKS” CUR-
RY reports from somewhere in France
that his new APO is 403, N. Y. C. “I'm
sort of ducking a few ballets and practic-
ing up on my German language,” he
writes. . . . CAPT. ROBERT D. SHIPP
recently returned from twenty-eight months
of cuty overseas, during which time he
served in North Ireland, England, North
Africa, and Italy. His present assignment
is not known, but he is having mail sent
to Burnet, Texas. . . MARSHAL D.
FOX has been Voe. Agriculture instructor
in the Cisco Independent Schools, Cisco,
Texas, for three years. He and Mrs. Fox
and their two children make their home
at 509 West 5th, Cisco. . . . JOR
JAMES F. CREWS is at Training Haq.
Camp Ritchie, Md.
CAPT. JAMES J. DENT, JR. is at APO
520, 'N.5Y. 'C..\.eon > C. E. LONG,
JR. 514th F. A. Bn., Ft, Bragg, N. c..
was promoted to that rank last June. He
reports the address of MAJ. JESSE E.
HENDRICKS about a year ago as being
1410 Alaska, Dallas, Texas. . . CAPT.
“MIRACLE MAN” DUNLAP
is located somewhere in France and gets
his mail .-at APO 403, N. Y. C.
A: SEWARD, JR.;: 01... . . 1.7: COL.
WILLIAM R. LARGE, JR., 1110 Kings |
Higkway, Dallas, Texas, is commanding
1938
Capt. John H. Bone
16th Regt., Co. D, 77th Bn.,
Camp Fannin, Texas
Proud Papas: CAPT. MALCOLM M.
LONG; LT. (jg) ROBERT J. FINLAY;
MAJOR LOUIS NAGY; CASEY FAN-
NIN.
M/SGT. JACOB C, “JIM” SHOCKEY,
Gilmer, is chief dispatcher at one of the
giant 8th Air Force Service Command de-
pots in England. He is well rememered
as a left-handed passer on the Aggie
football teems of his day.
LT. ROBERT J. FINLAY, USNR, %
FPO, San Francisco, writes that Priscilla
Kay, born July 16, and Mrs. Finlay are
making their home at Goldthwaite for the
duration.
WM. K. BOYD, Japanese prisoner of war
since the fall of Corregidor wrote to his
father, M. M. Boyd, Box 451, Tahoka, that
he was doing as well as could be expected.
The message was received Dec. 10, 1943.
LT. PRENTICE A. CARAWAY’S mail-
ing address is 144th Inf., Camp Van
Dorn, Miss. Je CAPT.. DAN J.‘ AND-
ERSON, Ft.” Worth QM Depot,
Fort
Worth, Texas, reports that MAJ. S. E
GROVE, ’32, CAPT, A. C. ZEDLITZ, 35,
CAPT. V. W. HEATON, ’38, CAPT. B.
G. BRYSON, °’39, LT. PHILLIP JAMES.
42, and LT. HENRY MOSTYN, °’41, all
veterinary officers, are also stationed
at the Fort Worth QM Depot.
LT. GEO. H. CUNNINGHAM, was
a recent visitor on the campus. He is
now stationed at the 1. 'C. ‘A. ‘A. P.,
Lake Charles, La., LCRTU, Sq. U. . . .
E. B. DUBUISSON, Stafford, Texas,
writes that LT. H. J. DUBUISSON, ’41,
is somewhere in the Pacific theatre of
war.
MAJ. JERRY REGMUND resides at 4619
Ave. S (Rear), Galveston, Texas, while be-
ing statiored at Fort Crockett.
1939
Capt. Robert M. Adams
APO 913, c/o Postmaster
San Francisco, Calif.
GLENN L. SYBERT, with the Soil Con-
servation Service, has moved from. Fair-
field to Groesbeck, Texas.
CAPT. CHARLES H. BERGMAN, Goliad,
was a recent campus visitor while on thir-
ty-day leave from the 8th Air Force in
England. He has completed ninety-eight
missions as a fighter pilot over Europe
and has two Messerschmitts to his credit.
DR. ROBERT D. LOZO, Veterinarian,
is practicing at Brady.
Lt. Marvin I. Thornton
LT. MARVIN IRA THORNTON grad-
uated in September and received his wings
an zn aerial navigator at the San Marcos
A. A. F. He received his degree in chem-
ical enginering and is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ira G. Thornton, Groves, Texas.
MAJOR W. H. JUNGHANS, UMSC, is
attending the Command and Staff School
at Quantico, Va., which he will complete
in late October.
MAJOR GEORGE P. BROUSSARD has
returned to the states after serving 29
months in the South Pacific. He is sta-
tioned at Station Hospital S, A. A.
San Antonio, Texas.
1940
Capt. F. Max McCullar,
90th Inf., Camp Carson, Colo.
Silver Taps: CAPT. ALLEN W. ERCK:
CAFT. BOYCE PENROD, JR.; LT. WM.
CONNOR RICHARDS; LT. A. B. YEAR-
WOOD, JR.
TOKUYE and TY KOBAYASHI, ’1, get
th4eir mail at Webster, Texas. Toke writes
that the Association Office had the two
of them all mixed up, but thoughtfully ex-
cuses the office on the basis of there
being so much moving around by A. & M.
men these days. He sends regards to all
of his Aggie friends.
ELMER L. FOSTER, Box 235 Gran-
bury, Texas, writes that he has been ad-
vised that his old roommate, LT. HEN-
SLEE DOYLE CLAYTON, of Dublin,
Texas, was wounded in the French cam-
paign and is hospitalized. Lt. Clayton’s full
address may be secured by writing to the
Former Students Office, College Station.
Dr. Dan H. LeGear
DR. DAN H. LeGEAR was a campus
visitor this fall from St. Louis, Mo., where
he is with the Dr. LeGear Medicine Co.,
one of the nation’s best-known and larg-
est manufacturers of livestock, poultry,
and dog medicinal prescriptions. Dr. Le-
Gear is married and has two children, a
sen and a daughter. He is an active mem-
ber of the St. Louis A. & M. Club. His
home is in Glenmore, Mo. The LeGear
Co. has an extensive radio program.
1941
Capt. Tom B. Richey, Hq. Troop,
APO 201, c/o P.M,
San Francisco, Calif.
a Taps: CAPT. BALLARD P. DUR-
CAPTAIN and MRS. JOHN KIM-
BROUGH are the parents of a son born
in Houston on September 20. Big John
flew in from his station in Albuquerque,
New Mexico just in time to be present
for the event. The youngster tipped the
scales at a lusty 11 pounds 9 ounces, which
gives him a good start toward following
in his father’s footsteps. He will have a
good running mate in his cousin, young
Jack Kimbrough, son of CAPTAIN and
MRS. JACK KIMBROUGH, who live on
the A. & M. campus, where Jack is a
member of the military staff of the col-
—
®
ge.
CAPT. JOHN L. ZERR received that
rank in July and is now C. O. of Co.
“C”’, 271 Inf., at Camp Shelby, Miss.
would like to hear from his “ole lady”—
LT. WM. “BILL” DINWIDDIE. Anyone
knowing the whereabouts of Bill, please
send in his address to the Association
Office, College Station, Texas.
LT. R. E. ODOM, and MRS. ODOM
were recent visitors on the campus. Lt.
Odom had just completed 25 months foreign
service, and is now stationed in New
York where his address is USN RP10, 80
Varick St., N. Y., 28, N. Y.
CAPT. GLENN H REYNOLD, Hq. 52
AART Bn., Ft. Bliss, Texas writes, “The
AA school is now moving to ‘Ft. Bliss
from Camp Davis, N. C. and should pro-
vide us with enough Aggies for a whale
of a good club here. Look for some action
from us by middle of October.”
" HARRY A. FAULKNER, 5320 Junius’
St., Dallas, Texas, former member of the
coaching staff at A. & M. is in charge of
the sports and recreation program at the
huge North American Aviation plant near
Dallas. He is an honorary member of the
North American A. & M. Club. Harry re-
ports hearing from and writing to many
of the Aggies whom he coached at A. &
M. . . CAPT. PAUL C. WRIGHT, JR.
APO "198, % PM, San Francisco reports
seeing MAJOR TOMMY HILL, MAJOR
SHAW and MAJOR HANSON. CAPT.
JOHN O. PASCO, author of “Fish Ser-
geant’’ is Executive Officer of Third
Training Battalion in the Transportation
Corps, Indiantown Gap Military Reserva-
tion, Penn.
Mail has been returned to the Associa-
tion Office addressed to LT. FRANCIS C.
KINCANNON, ’41, bearing the notation
“Missing.” Anyone knowink any details
of Lt. Kircannon’s status, please write to
the Association Office, College Station.
Mail has been sent to Mrs. Kincannon, Box
216, Waco, Texas, but that also had been
returned.
The address of PVT. HENRY “BUD”
FORCE who is now in training in the
Marine Corps is 1st Mortar Group, Tth
Training Btn., Camp Pendleton, Oceanside,
Calif. Mrs. Force gets her mail at Box
885, Orange, Texas. . . . CAPT. CLIF-
FORD C. WHITNEY, JR., writes that he
has received a note containing the names
and addresses of men in Co. D engineers.
The list is forwarded on after each man
adds an address or two not already on the
list. Capt. Whitney is at APO 449, % PM,
Camp Maxey, Texas. oe .CAPT. i
GARRETT writes, “This is the i ‘post
in the United States that has only one
Texas Aggie, I think. If there is another,
I haven’t been able to locate him.” Said
post is Mody Field, Ga. Capt. Garrett is at
the Advanced Twin-Engine Pilot School.
. «+ « LT. RAYMOND JACK O’BRIEN
received his wings recently upon grad-
uation from the AAF advanced fighter
pilot training school at Aloe Army Field,
Victoria, Texas. His wife lives at 402
Yupon Street, Houston. . . . WILLIAM
SINCLAIR, S 2/c has entered the Naval
Academic Refresher Unit (V-7) at Col-
gate University. He was assigned direct
from the fleet after showing officer ap-
CAPT. RALPH F. THOMP-
SON, after thirty months overseas is re-
turning to the United States. He is hoping
to have leave around Thanksgiving and in-
tends to make it to the game at Austin.
LT. CARL ED GREER was wounded
in the left hand in August during fighting
in France. . . . CAPT WILEY H. MER-
RILL, JR., sends in his Development
Fund gift through his Mother, Mrs. W. H.
Merrill, 2808 O’Neal St., Greenville, Tex-
as. . . . WILLIAM F. ARTHUR, 255 West
Mill St., New Braunfels, Texas, was mar-
ried on Sept. 2, to Miss Mary Frances
Neale in a ceremony held at the Little
Chapel in the Woods, Denton, Texas . .
Recently heard from: CPL. JOE E. CABA-
NISS, Sect. C, Plot 4, Ellington Field,
Texas ; DR. J H. THOMAS, Box 658,
Lockhart, Texas, and ENSIGN W. J.
DAVIS, USNR, Armed Guard Center, New
Orleans, La. . .. . T/3 MELBOURNE
C. COUNTS is at the Prisoner of War
Camp, Alva, Okla. . . . LT. ALLAN M.
MADELEY is with the 232 F. A. Bn., Ft.
Sill, Okla., but expects to move to Camp
Gruber, Okla. very soon . . . . MAJOR
JACK G. HINES was recently promoted
to that rank. His address is 1337 21st
St., ‘N. “W.,. Washington, ® D.: C. "He is
living with CAPT. BOB HOFF and working
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