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THE TEXAS AGGIE
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NYC. . . SGT. A. L. MURRY, APC 520,
NYC. .. .CAPT. WINSTON G. SMITH,
APO 374, NYC, has run into CAPT.
EDDIE BURNDRETT and LT. JIMMIE
CUPPLES. .-. “i ". LT: "THOMAS H.
JACKSON, JR., with Co. A, 65 Inf. Tng.
Bn., Camp Wolters, Texas, happy over
the birth of a son. . . .. .LT. EWELL E.
WRIGHT, APO 149, NYC, sends Xmas
Greetings from France. . S /SGT.
JAMES W. SAULSBURY has been trns-
ferred from the Air Corps to the Infantry
and is a member of Co. B, 122nd Bn,
81st Regt., Camp Livingston, La.
LT. PERRY A. LUTH is radio-radar,
transportation, and communictations of fi-
cer of a Marine squadron on an island in
the Pacific. . . . LT. ROLLIN TILTON
gends greetings from APO 255, NYC. . .
ENS. M. D. HAVLIK reports a change
of address to Amph. Tng. Base, Camp 4,
Ft. Pierce, Fla. . LT. WM.  L.
OLER, after a 30-day "leave in the States,
return to his overseas location,
APO 24, San Francisco. . . . LT. JOHN
Ww. JENNINGS, now at Ft. Benning, Ga.,
4th Co., 1st STR. . . . LT. ARCHIE R.
CREWS, APO 557, NYC, is pilot on a
B-17.
LT. C. E. CALVERT, transferred to
CAAB, Casper, Wyo., Sec. G
H. B. LOWNDES, JR., assigned to Ha.,
Air Tech. Serv. Com. Area B, Wright
Field, Dayton, Ohio. . . LESLIE A.
NEWMAN, APO 201, San Francisco,
promoted to the rank of Capt. . . . LT.
WALTER N. “MIKE” MANN at Camp
Wolters, Texas, in Co. A, 58th IRT Bn.
> «LT. ROBERT E. SKAGGS, in the
Netherlands East Indies, gets mail at 6915
Clayton Ave., Dallas. . . . . CAPT. JAMES
F.. STEP ON, APO 523, NYC, re-
ports LT. HENRY M. R ROLLINS the first
classmate he has J seen in his two years
1 Tr C. MeQOUIRE
*28, there also. . 3
B. DORROH, APO 141, NYC.
HENRY M. ROLLINS requests a change
of address to APO 824, NYC. “LT,
GUSTAV C. SCHMIDT, JR. on duty at
APO 246, San Francisco. . . . LT. WM.
E. HENSLEY now overseas, APO 200,
NYC. . . . LT. FREDERICK W. EMMEN
serving as Asst. Finance Officer at an
air base of the ATC somewhere in England.
. . LT. DAVID B. SHELTON’s new
APO js 689, NYC. . . . LT. CHAS. W.
BODE flying P-47’s at Norfolk, AAB, Nor-
folk, Va. . . . LT. THOMAS H. COLLINS
with the Infantry, APO 345, NYC.
CAPT. RICHARD W. COUCH's
address is APO 558, NYC.
T /SGT. WILTON J. PREJEAN has
mail sent to Box 90, Groves, Texas. . . .
CAPT. J. M. “BILL” VIVIAN, pilot of a
B-24 Liberator Bomber who had been
reported missing in action over Germany
since last June, returned to his ho: e at
George West, Texas, in December, 1944.
He was married in December, and in Jan-
uary reported to Santa Monica, Calif. . .
SGT. J. W. MILLER, JR., gets mail
through APO 920, San Francisco. A
GREEN D. McCLAIN, PhM 2 /e, % FPO,
San Francisco, reports LT. (jg) RICHARD
EADS, ’39, near him, and DR. EDWARD
BETLACH, ’40, at Wahpeton, N. D.
LT. CECIL E. LAWS in England as
Adjutant of a Combat Engr. group. . . .
LT. RANSOM D. KENNEY, JR., in New
Guinea, APO 565, San Francisco, reports
having seen CAPT. JOE SLICKER, ’41,
and CAPT. JAMES L. DUNN in Hawaii,
LT. ROBERT G. JOHNSON, JR., son
of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. JOHNSON, 1201
Jefferson, Waco, has been missing in
action over Italy since December 17. Lt.
Johnson had 75 missions to his credit,
and had been awarded the Air Medal with
one Oak Leaf Cluster, and a Presidential
Citation.
LT. RICHARD L. CRUTCHER, Beau-
mont, is stationed somewhere. in Italy.
Mrs. Edward M. Schuyler, 4203 Somer-
ville, Dallas, reports that her husband, SGT.
EDWARD M. SCHUYLER, has been mis-
sing, in action since December 14. Sgt.
new
. Schuyler was in the 141st Inf. of Texas
36th Div. attached to the French First
Army near Calmar
PVT. ALDEN S. McKELLAR, USMC,
Hq. Sqgdn. Flight Sec., Marine Air West
Coast, NAS, San Diego 35, Calif., hopes
to enter officer candidate school soon. He
had a tough time getting into the service
but has moved along fast since prevailing
on the Marines to take him in.
CAPT. OTIS J. BOLTON of New Baden,
Texas, has been awarded the bronze star
for his work as engineering officer with
the 15th AAF B-24 Liberator heavy bom-
bardment group. The group has flown
more than 200 combat missions against the
Nazis.
JACK W. ANDER-
SCON, son of Mrs. C. Anderson, Gen. Del.,
Valley View, Texas, has been returned
bearing the notation “missing in action.”
No other information has been received.
1943
Lt. Dan R. Sutherland
APO 520, ¢/o PM.
New York, N. Y.
Silver Taps: PVT. PAUL D. CHANEY ;
SGT. WILLIAM P. NOA, JR.; SGT. MAR-
VIN C. MITCHELL; PFC. LOUDEN C.
DONEY, IIL
Wedding Bells: FREDERICK DALBY.
Proud Papas: LT. LOUIS P. WHITE;
LT. WM. R. SIBLEY, JR.; CAR-
ROLL A. MAGERS, JR.;
CHARLES R.
Francisco,
jence of being a soldier in the Navy. .
LT. J. C. DENNEY with the Dept. of
Maint. Tng., Granite City Engr. Depot,
Granite City, Ill, recently enjoyed a
leave to Texas, during which he attended
the Thanksgiving game. . . . PFC.
LIEBHAFSKY, APO 658, NYC, reports
CAPT. DANIEL H. KIBER, ’17, recently
promoted to the rank of Major. 1.T.
ROBERT W. BUTLER stationed at
WAAF, Waco. . LT. HENRY A.
TULLIS, George West, Texas, has ar-
rived overseas to take up his duties as a
fighter pilot with the top scoring P-51
Mustang group of the Mediterranean
theater. . THOMAS A. CULLUM,
JR., 5737 Nash St., Dallas 9. Texas, sends
news of his brother, LT. WM. P. CUL-
LUM, ’44, now in England.
LT. EDWARD J. KLEIN, APO 251,
NYC, would like to have the present
address of GEORGE WILLEFORD. . . .
LT. CHAS. M. HAM, Co. A, 93rd Cml.
Mortar Bn., Camp Shelby, Miss., reports
others in the battalion are LT. R. F.
BROCKSCHMIDT, °’38; LT. WM. C.
REVER, LT. W. R. PANKEY, JR., and
LT. W. C. GOINS; JR.,-'42:~, =o TIA:
COLLINS WISE reports a change of
address to APO 957, San Francisco. . . .
opL. WINSTON C. LINDNER transferr-
ed to Drew Field, Fla., Sa. A, 3llth
AAF BU (FC). . . . JACK C. BROWN,
Voce, Agric, teacher at Whitesboro, Tex.,
reports CAPT. LYNN H. GUILLOUD, °’42,
at: "APO" 403, "NYC. Zo LTH WM. J.
GALLOWAY now overseas, APO 103,
LT. JOHN H. HARLAND assigned to
Hq. 15th Med. Tng. Regt., Camp Barke-
ley, Texas. . CAPT. POWELL A.
SCHEUMACK has returned from over-
seas duty in Italy and France and is
stationed at DeRidder. AAB, DeRidder,
La., 400th Ftr. Sa. He would like to
hear from some of his friends. . . . LT.
GEO. W. DRISKILL, Tr. A, 104th Cav.
Ren. Sq., Camp Polk, La. LT. HAR-
RY A. 'SNODDY in Italy, APO 782,
NYC. . . . LT. JOHN W. KISER’s new
address is APO 3820, San Francisco. . . .
ELGIN T. HILL with Int. Bus, Mach.
Corp., 2112 Commerce St., Dallas. . . .
SGT. ROBERT M. COOK, APO 226,
NYC, reports SGT. H. HL. WRIGHT, ’45,
at the same station. . . . LT. HAMILTON
C. MOFFETT at Harmon Gen. Hosp.
Longview, Texas.
LT. ARNOLD G, TOMPKINS has mail
sent to his home address, 1131 N, 1st St.,
Lufkin. Texas. . LT. JERRY F.
GLEASON, JR, at Edgewood Arsenal,
Md., with Guard and Security and working
with LT. MATZNER, LT. A. G. SMITH,
and LT. NEWTON, all of 43. . .
WILLIE F. ZAPALAC, with the”
Force “in the ‘Hawaiian “Islands, reports
JOHN KIMBROUGH, ’41, playing oF the
7th Air Force team there. . . . LT. JACK
R. LEMLEY, A Btry., 395th Lg Bn.,
APO 412, Camp Chaffee, Ark. reports
LT. DYKE GILLON with the 23rd Cav.
Ren. Sq. at that same location. , . . LT.
FRENCHY D. BENNETT stationed at
San Marcos AAF, San Marcos, Texas. .
. LT. JAMES E. LYNCH, JR transferred
to Ft. Bragg, N. C., C. Btry., 560th F.A.
Bn.
LT. NORRIS C, McGOWEN, JR. on
duty at APO 79, NYC. .. . DR. JOSEPH
S. HULL, JR., 604 Webster Ave., West
Plains, Mo. . . . ENS. RAY O. BROOKS
gets mail ¢% FPO, NYC. He spent a
month’s leave in the States before re-
tuning to overseas duty. . . , LT. FELIX
A. BUCEK’s new address is APO 454,
NYC. . . . LT. BONNER H. TEMPLE-
TON participated in the invasion of the
Philippines. " LT. W. T. HARRELL,
JR., 23rd QM Tng. Co., 4th QM Tng. Bn.
Camp Lee, Va., reports a number of Ag-
gies there.
rs. Gene Roberts, Box 322, Cotulla,
Texas, sends word that her son, LT.
GEORGE E. ROBERTS, has been missing
in action since October 16. Lt. Roberts
went overseas in August and had served
in agland, France, Belgium, and Ger-
man
Lo. HARRY J. MAGRANE is now
commanding officer of the 73rd Medical
Composite Section (FI) which is a Vet-
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Garlon A. Harper, ’38
» San Francisco, reports the following
erinary Corps unit performing food in-
spection duties somewhere in Italy.
LT. JAKE WEBSTER, former Aggie
fullback, has been returned from France
to recover from a wound received in Hol-
land on November 2. He wears the Silver
Star and has been promoted from 2nd to
ist: Lt.
LT. WM. B. KEELING is on a 60-day
sick leave from Brooke Gen. Hosp., Ft.
Sam Houston, Texas. Keeling was wound-
ed in action in France in September while
serving with the 80th Division. He gets
mail % Lt. Col. Roy E. Keeling, Post Ha.,
Camp Swift, Texas. -
LT  W. “RH. “CHUCK” CHALMERS
stopped for a campus visit enroute from
Ft. Bragg, N. C., to Sheppard Field, Tex.,
where he will take liaison pilot training,
in the F. A. Pilot School. He reports
“Seeing America” but narrowly missing
two opportunities to move across. On one
occasion he was loaded to go but was
taken off to serve as a General’s Aide. The
. | former Yell-Leader reported the campus
looked mighty good to him and sends
regards to all his Aggie friends.
LT. E .E. HEBISEN on overseas duty,
APO 229, NYC. . . . LT. DWAYNE L.
RHEA with the Infantry, APO 15485,
NYC.. . . . L. 8S. RICHARDSON, CCM,
with the 5th Nav. Const. Bn., Hq. Co.,
Camp Parks, Calif.
LT, JOHN A. POWELL, 422 AAFBU,
Sadn. T-4, Box 481, TAAF, Tonopah, Nev.,
reports LT. HORACE P. RICHARDSON,
’46, also first pilot on a B-24 and in the
same squadron, LT. THOMAS J.
LEE, JR. now overseas, APO 18239, San
Francisco. . . . LT. ROBERT R. STAN-
BERRY, JR., APO 926, San Francisco,
ran across EADES, HUFFHINES, and
LANGFORD in New Guinea and KYSER,
ALBRICK, ’41, and others in Dutch East
Indies. , . . LT. EDWARD M. HALE has
been transferred from Ft. Benning, Ga.,
to a post on the Pacific Coast. . LT
F. T. PHILIPS in New Guinea and anx-
ious to get back to Texas. . . . LT. MAX
B. ROTHOLZ requests a change of ad-
dress to APO 627, NYC. . . , LT. MAL-
COEM' E: BOLTON, APO"*528, NYC; re-
quests information on LT. T. D. KAY-
DEN. Anyone knowing Kayden’s where-
abouts, please report to the Association
Office.
LT. ROY G. JONES, Flying Fortress
pilot, spent a leave in Dallas in December
after completing 35 combat missions with
the 8th Air Force in Europe. Lt Jones
holds the Air Medal with clusters and the
DFC.
CPL. JOHN R. WATSON, APO 257,
NYC. LT. JACK A. BAIRD gets mail
% FPO, ‘San Francisco. . LT. WIL-
BERT L. WHITE, APO 339, NYC, is the
only Aggie in his outfit. . LT. ROB-
ERT H. REEVES writes from APO 72,
San Francisco. . . LT. ALFRED MUT-
SCHINK, in the 4463rd QM Serv. Co.,
Engr. Sec., Ft. Lewis, Wash., is finish-
ing < unit ‘training... . SGT. EDWARD
OGDEE on duty at APO 432, NYC. . . .
CPL. BERNARD MASK in France, APO
696, NYC, . . . LT. ROSCOE H. COWAN,
JR., ‘APO: 629, "NYC. 4 LT. JAMES
P. ALFORD reports having heard the
Thanksgiving game. He is at APO 230,
NYC. . . LT. HARLAN E. HILLARD
now overseas, APO 958, San Francisco.
DR. EDWARD E. TORO gets mail at
79 Salud St., Ponce, Puerto Rico. . .
LT. EWELL M. PRATHER in the Pacific
¢ FPO, San Francisco. . . . SGT. CLAUDE
BRANDON, JR. in Co. B,” MCS Tng.
Bks., Quantico, Va. . LT. WM. R.
SIBLEY, JR. % FPO, ‘San Francisco,
mighty proud of his daughter, born Nov.
4. FRE JOSHM. FLYNT, .PhM, 3/e¢, is
a photographer in the Naval Air Corps
and gets mail ¢% FPO,. San Francisco. ...
LT. HOWARD M, HERRON transferred
© Ft. Geo. G. Meade, Md., AGFRD No.
+ LT JACK H. VANDERWEIDE,
Lro os NYC, has seen LT. J. F.
SLOUGH and LT. BEN M. GIVENS.
LT. ERNEST C. SHILLINGBURG's ad-|
dress is APO 257, NYC.
LT. BILLY O. JONES, APO 627, NYC,
has been'overseas over a year. . . . S/S
HARRY G. SANDLAND gets wall at
320 Rosedale, Houston. . LT, LAN-
SON BROWN sends greetings a a FA
Bn. somewhere in Germany. IR LT.
KERMIT BRENDLE
France, APO 168, NYC. . v. XT HN
A. ROMING, APO 17349, NYC, would
like to hear from LT. STEVE RINGER.
. . . EMMETT C. McLARTY, JR., Jones Co.
Ir. College, Ellisville, Miss., spent the
Christmas holidays in Texas and saw
SGT. J. W. BLACK, ’37, and LT. GAR-
LAND R. WALKER. . LT. ROBERT
M. MILLER, Box 1078, Sec. H, CAAF,
Courtland, Ala., reports LT. FRANK W.
SMITH in Italy as bombardier on a B-17;
LT. WALTER B, MUNN recently gradu-
ated from Navigation Sch., San Marcos,
Texas, and the return of his brother, MAJ.
JOHN L. MILLER, ’39, from 26 months
of overseas duty with the Marines.
.” E.. HOLLAND, JJR., APO
. LT. HARVEY G. RUST
APO
ini‘a hospital in
J
230, NYC.
requests a change of address to
551, NYC. . . . LT, JAMES O. GARRETT
with the 1480th Engr. Maint. Co., Camp
Swift, Texas. . PFC. CHRIS J. BAR-
BER a member of Combat Crew Det., Crew
10563, AAF, Casper, Wyoming. . . LT.
ARTHUR E. COLLIER on duty at "APO
629, NYC. . . . LT. RUSSELL L. CHAT-
HAM’S new APO is 887. NYC.
LT. WM. W. MILLER, JR., transferred
to CAAF, Courtland, Ala., Box 1194. . . .
. LT, JACK E. McMAHAN now overseas,
APO’ 89, NYC. .. . LT. LEON B. PAR-
KER writes rom somewhere in Luxem-
boars, sid.» 0. R. MATZNER at Edge-
wood Set Md., G & 'S Div.
7. JACK H. KNOWLAN, USMCR, %
FPO, San Francisco, reports RAMSEY,
Wl CLT RK. WHITFILL, #742. LT.
ARCH BARNES, ’44; W. S. SMITH, and
LT. E. M. FARBER in the same division.
LT. CHESTER H. JORDAN with the
Infantry ath APO ' 9, NYC... . Correct
address of LT. GUY JOHNSON, JR. is
APO. 758, NYC. . . . LT. CLARENCE W.
CHACHERE, Ha, ASFTC, Team & Unit
Br., CTHQ, Camp Crowder, Mo., has
been working at the 40 KW radio sta-
tion at Crowder for the past few months.
3 . LT. WM. M. ROBERTSON, with a
B- 17 group at Avon Park, Fla., reports
LT. (jg) G. C. WILSON returned to the
States from overseas duty with a Navy
| fighter squadron. . . Mrs, Jack L.
Hubbard, Wilmer, Texas, reports her
husband, JACK L. HUBBARD, recently
promoted to the rank of Lt. (jg). He gets
mail ¢ FPO, San Francisco.
LT. CHAS. W. MUIL, APO 15660, NYC.
LT. WM. B. CARAWAY, JB. APO T,
g-
gies with: him: LT, JOE STOKES, ’42;
JOE LIMBERG, “PORKY MURPHY, ’42;
BILL GRISMAN, ’42; BILL BUCEY, and
DAVID SWAIN, ’42. . . . LT. HERBERT
SCHIFF anticipating a transfer from [the
New York area to Orlando, Fla., Tlst
AAA Gun -Bn., Btry.: D, AAFTC....
LT. JOSEPH B. STEWART now overseas,
APO "3600 NYC: . .. “LT..G. M.**MAC>
GORHAM, at Gowen’ Field, Boise, Idaho,
as a ‘co-pilot on a B-24 crew undergoing
combat training, expects overseas duty
shortly. He is having mail sent to Rte.
3, Waco, Texas.
CAPT. HAROLD L. JAMES, son of
Mr. and Mrs. lewis S. James, 822 N.
Second St., Temple, is one” of ‘the: first two
Mosquito pilots at a base somewhere in
England to complete 56 missions over en-
emy territory. Capt. James has been over-
seas since June, 1943, and holds the Dis-
tinguished Flying Cross, the Air Medal
with two Oak Leaf Clusters, the European
Theater of Operations Ribbon with three
Bronze Stars, the American Theater of
Operations Ribbon, the Asiatic Theater of
Operations Ribbon, and a Presidential Ci-
tation with Cluster.
LT. JAMES C, SPILLER on duty at
APO 17976, NYC. . .. LT. ELWYN M.
SHINN, flight engineer on a B-29, now
serving on Siapan. . LT. CARROLL
A. MAGERS, JR. APO 667, NYC, mighty
happy over the birth of a’son.;..."% LT.
NORMAN R, HALL at Ashburn Gen. Hosp.
McKinney, Texas. . . . LT. CHAS. R.
OATES, APO 928, San Francisco. 8
LT. JACK ‘RK! JAMES with the Inf. at
APO 345, NYC. ..’. LT. ‘DONALD. W.
CARLSON, in a hospital in the Philip-
pines recovering from wounds received
from a Jap hand grenade. exwects to
the Association Office. . . LT. JOHN P.
HARLAN transferred to Ellington Field,
Texas, Box 266. . . . LT. SAM W. MEN-
CZER, 194 Spicer, Akron, Ohio, would
like to know the whereabouts of A
LYNCH,
A request for the address of ARCH
WYLIE comes from LT. R. M. STACEY,
APO 512, NYC. Anyone knowing the
whereabouts of Wylie, please report to
the Assoication Office. . . . LT. JOHN P.
LOWE, APO 91, NYC. . . . LT. CHAS.
L. CROWDER, APO 308, NYC, sends
news of others. In the same battalion are
LT. EDWARD F, ESSER, LT. ZEDLER
C. CUPPLES, and LT. ALTON TYLER,
’44. Crowder also reports CAPT. E. G.
HENDRIX in Germany, LT. BILLY FER-
GUSON and LT. JOHN GARRITY also
in Germany; WM. K. WHITE, S 1/ec,
attending Naval Sch. at Houston, Texas,
and LT. BLAND HARRISON in Belgium.
. .T/4 GERALD W. PARKER on duty
at APO 18081, NYC. . .
LT. DAVE B. HATT, APO 5; NXC..:..,
Overseas address of LT. JAMES v.
"CLARENCE H. HESTER assigned to Co.
C, 3rd Bn., ASFTC, Ft. Belvoir, Va. . .
. LT. (jg) HUBERT FOUST, on board a
ship somewhere in the Southwest Pacific,
gets mail % FFO, San Francisco, Calif.
.. A/S GUSS W. LINK, JR. entered the
Navy in December and is at present at
Sampson, N. Y., Co. 385E21, USNTC, but
has mail sent to his home address, 2609
May St., Ft. Worth. . . . LT. GEO. C.
SCHLEETER, JR., with the Marine Corps
overseas, gets mail ¢ FPO, San Francis-
co.
LT. TOM H. ROBB, JR. at MOP, Jack-
son, Miss., 4053 AAF BU, ASFTC. He
reports his engagement to Miss Gloria
Nightingale of Cleo Springs, Okla. :
Marine CAPT. MONROE E. MeNIEL a
member of the Marine unit taking opera-
tional training at Jacksonville, Fla, .
T/4 ROBERT S. OLIVER, APO 569, NYC.
wt vo LT. OCHAS.SR. HANCOCK has been
in the Hawaiian Islands, the Marianas, and
is now in the Philippines. He reports the
birth of a son recently. . . . LT. FRANK
C. LITTERST, JR. writes on Christmas
Day from APO 322, San Francisco, and
reports LT. EARL E. WUNSCHE, JR. in
the same battery. LT. KENNETH
BRESNEN serving as adjutant of the
218th Inf. Tng. Bn| at Camp Blanding,
Fla. He reports seeing CAPT. BOB LO-
GAN, ’40; LT. PAUL SWEARINGEN.
LT. CHARLES FARR, ’45; and LT. PETE
ZIMICK often. Bresnen also sends the news
that LT. ROBERT MOORE, APO 1758,
NYC, became a proud papa in September.
CAPT. GEO. P. BURNETT, in France,
is navigator on a Marauder and has 62 mis-
sions to his credit, . . H. CARR
gots mail at 4410 4th Road, Arlington
. . LT. WALTER V. CROZIER
“4 “duty at APO 559, NYC.
1944
Lt. Gus Boesch
13th Reg. Hgs., Inf.
Camp Fannin, Texas
. Silver . Taps: LT. CLOY D. FARLEY,
JR. ; CESAR F. MARTINEZ.
Wedding Bells: LT. (jg) J. L. HUTCH-
ESON.
Proud Papa: LT. R. C. JOHNSON, JR.
LT. EVANS M. BUSH, JR. APO 15591,
N.Y.C. . CPL. JAMES L. BOONE, JR.
on duty at APO 503, San Francisco.
LT. FORREST W. McCARGO, son of
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. McCargo, Plains, Tex.,
has been missing in action over Italy since
December 9. He was pilot of a P-47
fighter plane.
LT. JOE GROSS, somewhere in Burma,
APO 218, N.Y.C., writes for the exact
date of his enrollment in the E.R.C.,
which was March 25, 1943.
Mr. L. A. Andrews, Box 325, Crowell,
Texas, reports that his son, LT. TOM A.
ANDREWS, has been missing in action
since December 17. Lt. Andrews was “with
an artillery battalion with the First Army.
LT. WILLIE G. WILLIAMSON, APO
16730-DA-12, N.Y.C., writes an interesting
suggestion concerning aeronautical instruc-
tion at A. & M. He is a bombardier on a
B-26 and reports going across on the same
boat with George Swilley, ’43, Holmes
Walls, ’42, and ‘“Foots” Bland, ’41, who
is now a Major. He also reports seeing
Don Luethy, ’45, and many others. He
sends a contribution to tke Development
Fund for his younger brother, Pfe. Jack
H. Williamson, ’46, who is in France.
LT. RALPH ROTHMAN, USMC, has re-
turned after a year in the Pacific and is
now stationed at New Orleans, La. He
is a marine flyer.
1ST. LT. CLINT H. WATTS, who com-
pleted ,50 combat missions over France as
a Thunderbolt pilot, has been awarded the
Oak Leaf Cluster in acelition to his Air
Medal and Silver Leaf Cluster. He lost an
arm in the battle of St. Lo, France and
is at present recovering at the Lawson
General Hospital, Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. Watts
and their young daughter, Judy, reside in
Atlanta to be near him. His parents live
GT. |at 1215 S. Fitzhugh, Dallas.
CAPT. GEORGE H. HUTCHINGS, JR.
is stationed at MeCloskey General Hos-
pital, Temple, as AAF Liaison Officer.
TONNER LOBRECHT, 716 Loma, Alice,
Tex., was wounded recently in Germany
and is now in a hospital in England.
LT, CHARLES A. THANHEISER, JR.
son of Mrs. C. A. Tnxznheiser, 4814 Caro-
line, Houston, and of the late CHARLIE
THANHEISER, ’01, suffered a wound in
the hip while fighting in Germany. He is
an officer in an infantry outfit. A brother,
WILL HUGH THANHEISER, ’46, is an
Ensign in the Navy.
LT. JOHN R. HILL, JR. now overseas,
APO 333, NYC. , LT. EDWIN ROLL-
MANN transferred to Ft. Ord, Calif.,
Officers. Sch. "AGFRD "Neo. 2.000 (J arin
LT. RUSSELL B. JONES, JR, in 3183rd
Sig. Sv. Co., Camp Crowder, Mos...
SGT. JOHN Ww. McCUTCHEN was serious.
ly wounded on Christmas Day in Bel-
gium, where he was serving with the First
Army that bore the brunt of the German
counteroffensive. <n SGT. “ARTHUR
L. McCARROLL gets mail .through APO
761, NY CH. |... LT. FRANK "EX LAMB
assigned to 147th Port Co., Camp iis
HRPE, Newport News, Va. . .
CLINTON A. MEDBERY, JR. and LL
HEDLEY V. JACKSON, at ‘APO 228,
NYC. woke CPL. ROBSERT A.
PEGUES is armorer ond | gunner on a
B-26 somewhere in Englan
LT. ELMER R. Eg  TOKER. APO
45, NYC, reports seeing quite a few
Aggies. . +. LT. RAYMOND S. WAT-
SON writes from APO 229, NYC. . .
LT. KENNETH P. PEYTON ; LT. RO-
BERT L. PARKER; and LT. iC... B.
HEWITT, ’317, together at APO 102, NYC.
T /5 CHARLES E. MURRAY, APO 226,
NYC, would like to hear from class-
mates. EDWARD M. JAMES, JR.
project engineer in the Propellor Lab.,
Engr., Div., Wright Field, Ohio, has been
promoted to the rank of Isto It. ied
LT. PAUL ROSAMAN, wounded in ac-
tion in France in September, is now on
sick leave from Brooke Gen. Hosp., Ft.
Sam Houston, Texas. . . . LT. CLIFFORD
H. ESTES, APO 757, NYC, has been out
of action for nearly six months because
of his wound, but is now in limited
service.
LT. CHAS. E. HARRINGTON, USMCR,
gets mail ¢ FPO, San Francisco. JLT.
PASCHAL CAMPBELL with the 86 Corps
Arty.,' Ft. ‘Riley, “Kansas... . + RAY
H. DARR’s correct address is Box 81,
Donna, Texas. . . . LT. STEWART E.
CARTWRIGHT’s new APO is 209, NYC.
... LT. RAYMOND C. McMURTRY, APO
417, NYC., reports LT. WM. MISKIM-
INS, JR. ;.LT. CHAS. E.i: MAYS; LT.
OSCAR F. WIEGAND, ’45; and LT. WM.
B. BOYD, ’45, in the same regiment. Mc-
Murtry would like to hear from some of
the “C’”’ Btry. Coast Artillery boys. . . .
LT. CLIFTON R. CRIM on duty at APO
649, NYC. . . . LT. EDWARD A. GRIPP,
JR., Sa. B, Lincoln AAB, Lincoln, Neb.,
has been assigned to Second Air Force
for B-29’s. . . . ENS. WERNER T. ZAPP
gets mail at 2404 1-2 Hopkin, Houston.
LT. EVERETT C. MARTIN, JR., with
an (dnt. Bn. at APO 256, NYC. i... LT.
LLOYD J. BORCHERDING, APO 7172,
NYC, reports CAPT. ARTHUR K. KING,
5 bs
242, at the same" loeation. .
JACK W. TYNES in 467th Preht. F. A.
Bn., Camp Mackall, N. C. ve are SGT
WwW. G. WAGGENER, APO 79, NYC, re-
ports having seen ROY E. FRIERSON,
’46, in a hospital in France. .. . . PFC.
GERALD T. SUELTENFUSS, APO 141,
NYC, recently enjoyed a visit from LT.
ALBERT R. CAMPBELL, ’43.
LT. JOHN H. LINDSEY, Btry. C, 27th
Bn., FARTC, Ft. Sill, Okla.,, was a cam-
pus visitor in December. . . . ENS.
TAMES D, SADTLER has been in the
Navy since March, and is now at
Cambridge, Mass., Box 101, MIT Dorms.
arate HAROLD A. BERRY requests
a change of address to APO 957, San
Francisco. . . . PFC. GEO. P. HUGHES,
APO 86, San Francisco. . . . PVT. MAL-
COLM L, CARPENTER a member of
Sq. T, 327th B. U., Box 50, Drew Field,
Fla." .... FVT. RUDOLPH J. CONRAD,
now overseas, APO 410, NYC. . . . LT.
CHAS. C. GARNER stationed at Brooks
Field, Texas, Bks. 174, BOQ, Student In-
structors, Sec. H, AAFCIS. , .. LT. PAUL
G. LIEBMANN, APO 920, San Francis-
co, roports a get-together of Aggies at
that APO recently.
GEO. W. NETHERY now overseas, APO
1s, NYC. LT. R. C. JOHNSON, JR.
T. 0. with Army Signal Corps. Mrs.
er and their daughter, born in No-
vember, live at 614 13th, Galveston, Texas,
tay HERMAN T. VARDEMAN sends
regards to the class from the Philippines.
... LT. DON V. HACKNEY, assigned to
Co. H, 341st Inf., APO 450, Camp San
Luis Obispo, Calif., reports many Ag-
gies there. . . . LT. SIDNEY V_,Z SMITH,
APO 102, NYC, reports that LT. MON-
ROE W. OTTO has joined the same out-
fit. . . . LT. WM. H. BRUMMETT now
in Germany, . .»SGT. ROBERT  E.
SHELL on duty ‘at APO 472, NYC: 5.1%
ROSS T. GLOVER an O/C at Ft. Benning,
Ga., with 2nd Co., 3rd STR.
SGT. ROBERT E. WEIGEL’s new ad-
dress is APO 307, NYC. . . . PVT. IRV-
ING MURLAND with the Infantry at|JR.
APO 25, San Francisco. . . . CPL. JACK
T. De FORREST, somewhere in England,
ELMORE is APO 562, NYC.
LT,
reports LT. JACK KUHN near him. . . .
LT. ROBERT COX, APO 258, NYC, would
like to hear from LT. W. J. NUTTO and
LT. OF. WERST.". » .- LT. FREDE-
RICK P. DAVIS, JR., Dallas, is bom-
bardier in a Flying Fortress combat crew
going through final phase training at
Avon Park AAF, Avon Park, Fla.
LT. TRUMAN C. EDMINSTER, JR.
tioned overseas, APO 573, NYC. .
LT. H. F. COPELAND, Co. K, 125th "Inf.
Camp Gruber, Okla., would like to hear
from some ‘“‘C” Co. boys. Sie
sta
M.' ZEIGLER, Haq. Co.’ 1st Bn., y  Dl1Bth
refit: Ind., APO 333, Camp Mackall,
C., writes for information on MUR-
RELL McGLOTHLIN and SGT. PETE
WATKINS, ’43.
1945
Lt. Eugene F. Howard
APO 557, c—0o PM.
New York, N. 1.
Silver Taps: ROY V. DEVENY, JR.;
LT. J. T. TURBEVILLE, JR.; CPL. ROB-
ERT F. OLSEN; WILLIAM P. BALLARD,
JR.; LT. WILLIAM P. JOHNSON; CPL.
MARION FLYNT, JR.; LT. WILLIAM
F. LOVETT, JR.
Wedding Bells: LT. WM. P. RIDDLING ;
LT. CHARLES M. REESE
LT. HERBERT J. ALDRIDGE, son of
COL. AND MRS. E. E. ALDRIDGE, ’16,
Eagle Pass, has been awarded the Distin-
guished Flying Cross for aerial combat
missions in the E.T.0. He has finished his
missions and should be home soon. He is
a B-25 navigator. His father is a Japanese
prisoner of war,
LT. DAN KUYKENDALL, stationed at
Brooks Field, Tex., Stu. Instructors, Sec. H.
SLO. Fe NELSON on duty at APO
102, N.Y.C. A SGT. M. W. HERTZ,
APO 559 YLM, N.Y.C.
F/O JOHN E. WILSON, Beeville, Texas,
previously reported ‘missing in action, has
been reported a prisoner of war in Ger-
many. He was a navigator in the Air
Corps.
EDGAR G. SAPER is attending OCS
at Fort Sill, Okla., starting his course
Jan. 8. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
G. A. SAPER, ’15, Houston.
LT. HERMAN L. PHILIPSON, JR,
son of Mr. Herman Philipson, 6711 Coun-
try Club Circle, Dallas, and LT. JACK
D. BEHLING, son of Mr. A. H. Behling,
Box 774, Albany, Texas, have been re-
ported missing in action in Germany since
December. Both boys were members of the
423rd Regiment.
PFC. WILLIAM J. KESSLER, only son
of W. A. Kessler, 3929 Oxford St., El
Paso, and the late Mrs. Kessler, is a pris-
oner of war of the Germans. According
to a message broadcast from Berlin on
December 30, Pvt. Kessler was captured
on December 3 during fighting on the
Western Front. Mr. and Mrs. Kessler had
previously been notified that their son was
missing in action since November 27, and
Mrs. Kessler died of grief on Christmas
Day before learning that her son was alive.
LT. CHAS. T. BROWN assigned to
14th: 'Hq.~Sp:,  Tr.,» Camp Polk, La. . ...
LT. WM. S. KUYKENDALL, JR., over-
seas; APO" 18239, San Francisco. . . .
PFC. EDGAR G. SAPER, Houston, has
entered the Field Artillery OCS at Ft.
Sill, Oklo. . . SGT. BEN R. MYERS, JR.
at a B-17 base somewhere in England. . .
. LT. GILBERT C. BURNS received his
wings at Lubbock A.A.F. and is now on
overseas duty. He is stationed with the
14th Air Force in the Philippines. *
CAPT. RALPH H. ECHOLS is home on
leave after flying 127 missions over China
and Burma. . . . LT. C. M. BAKER gets
mail at 1711 Durham, Brownwood, Texas.
- S/SGT. WM. N. CRISLER, JR., now in
a hospital in England recovering from
wounds received when the Liberator bomb-
er in which he was flying was shot up
over Germany, is credited with saving
another crew member’s life. Sgt. Crisler
wears the Air Medal and two Oak Leaf
Clusters,
PFC. NICHOLAS K. ZELIOS on his
way overseas. In the same outfit are LT.
VIC FUSSELMAN, ’44; LT. FLOYD
KEELEN; and LT. F. RANDEL NYE,
’44, . . . SGT."EDWIN C. BROUN trans-
ferred to Ft. McClellan, Ala., FA Det., Haq.
Co. No. 2, . «PVT. JOE E. GEISEL-
MAN now overseas, APO 11300, San
Francisco. . . . LT. KENNETH A. RING,
JR., somewhere in France, gets mail at
6110 Tremont, Dallas. PVA) TK,
SPARKS working in a hospital laboratory
in New Caledonia. . . LT. JARVIS B.
WIESER has been transferred to Cop
Swift, Texas, 140th Inf. Regt. . . LT.
B. B.; ISBELL, "APO: 11235, NYC...
LT. JOHN D. CHRISTIAN, assigned “to
5th Hq. Det., Camp Swift. Texas,
Lr EB LOUGHBOROUGH reports a
new address, APO 649, N.Y.C. . . . PFC.
CALVIN C. JONES at Brookley Field, Ala,
14th AMU. LT. ROBERT WELCH
at Camp Swift, Texas, Co. I, 140th Inf.
Regt. . . . LT. WAYNE THOMAS, ’43,
APO 403, NYC, reports SGT. GLEN D.
THOMAS a member of Hq. Co., 782nd Tank
Bn., Camp Booke, Calif. LT. BILLY
N. BROWN located at APO 411, NYC.
PVT. D. K. BARRETT, APO 716,
San Francisco. . oo ET. ANSON R.
BERTRAND at the ‘QM. Sch., Camp Lee,
Va., School Regt. . S/SGT. ANDERSON
R. FRANK, JR. ‘completed 50 missions
for the 8th and 15th Air Forces in Europe
and is now stationed at Roswell AAF,
Roswell, N -M., Sec. C.
LT. LEROY P. EISENHAUER, Co. D,
341st Inf., APO 450, Camp San Luis Obis-
po, Calif., reports his brother, LT. R. F.
EISENHAUER. ’44, somewhere in France.
kb eae CPL. ALFRED W. DAVIS, Hq. Btry.,
402 FA, Bn., APO 411, Camp Gruber,
Okla. , . . WM. C. SMITH an O/C at
Ft. Benning, Ga., 7th Co., 3rd STR. . .
A reauest from LT. EDWARD H AN-
DREW, JR., and LT. ROBERT E. HELMS,
Ft. Riley, Kan., for the address of PVT.
JAMES F. WELCH brings a report that
he is at Ft. Jackson, S, C., Hq. Btry.,
670th FA Bn. . . . LT. E. V.” BLISSARD,
JR., in a troop carrier outfit in Italy,
would like to hear from some buddies.
. . LT. ERNEST A. BOLLAND and LT.
LEWIS BLUNT both overseas, APO
15648, NYC
LT. JAMES N. OLIVEROS, pilot in the
flight section of the 13th Air Service
Command headquarters in the Southwest
Pacific, holds the Air Medal.
. LT. WM. R. RIDDLING is pilot on a
B-24 and gets mail at 3135 Hemphill, Ft.
Worth... LT. PAUL M. WEST with
Class 149, Co. H, 1st PTR, Ft. Benning.
Gani vy es dT. JOSEPH L. SHEINBERG
stationed at MacDill Field, Fla., gets mail
in»Box> 2335.4. i... .. LT. FRED C. SEALS,
JR. located at AAAF, Alexandria, La., 221st
Combat Crew Tng. Sch., Crew 9356. . 3
LT. RALPH M. GODFREY on overseas
duty at APO 17601, San Francisco. .
Lo CHARLES W. PITTARD’s new ad-
L.
dress. is APO 650, NYC. . .
HILLS JR.» 8.1 Jc, USN, gets mail u
FPO, San Francisco. JOSEPH W.
LANGSTON somewhere in Germany. . .
LT. RALPH R. RUSCHE requests a change
of gadvess to SAPOy 655, NYC.  . . LT.
WM. B. “BILLIE” BAYLESS was wound-
ed in action in France on November 11.
He is with the Third Army.
LT. JOHN B. PAYNE sends Tegarly
from APO. 72, San: Francisco. .
EUGENE F. HOWARD, JR. now A
APO. 557, "NYC. .:, .. PFC. DANIEL. E.
HERLIHY, Plt.:2, Co. C,. 0. C. Bn., Tr.
Com., FMF, Cahp Lejeune, N. C., request-
ing the address of LAWRENCE TEEPLE,
’46. . . . SGT. JOHN W. WATSON, APO
706, San Francisco, reports several Ag-
gies in the same area. . . . LT. IRBY B.
JARVIS a pilot in the Air Corps, Mid-
land AAF, Mildand, Texas. . . . LT. MER-
LIN C, DAVIS gets mail at Altus, Okla.
: . MELVIN E. RENTLER, PhM 3/c,
Sp. Tng. Reg., Tng. Com., Class 76. Co.
ASDA, Camp Pendleton, Oceanside, Calif.,
anticipates overseas duty soon. . . LT.
JOE M. MERTZ, Tr. B, 129th Cav., Ft:
Riley Kan., reports LT. FRED L. POCH-
YLA on the Ft. Riley post basketball team.
LT. JAMES R. WILSON somewhere in
Ergland. APO 594, NYC. . . . CPL.
WENDEL E. WORTHAM is overseas and
is having mail Ff to China Sorings.
Texas. . . HNNIE P. DAVIS, C.
Sn., gets mail 0 FPO. San Francisco.
PVT. JOE B. FINLEY, JR. on duty at
APO 72, San Francisco. . LT. JACK
M. McCAINE is navigator-radar bombard-
jer attached to the 8th Air Force. .
LT. H. C. ALLEN, JR. assigned to Inf.
Sch. Bn., Tent Camp No. 2, Camp Pen-
dleton, Oceanside, Calif. LT. HOMER
V. O’REILLY stationed at’ Camp Crowder,
Mo., with Co. E, 840th Sig. Tng. Bn.
. SGT. LEWIS E. BUCK, APO 508, NYC.
ie LT. JOHN: VW. GRIFFIN now over-
seas, APO 200, NYC.
LT. JENE W. MOORE. LT. JACK O.
MOORE, LT. JOE M. MERTZ, LT. M. L.
MERTZ, and LT. F. L. POCHYLA all
in 129th Cav. Sq., Ft. Riley, Kan.
LT. LEE R. THORNTON has return-
ed to KAAB, Kearney, Neb. “5. PPC.
LYLE MORGAN first gunner on a heavy
machine gun somewhere in France.
1946
SGT. HUBERT ROUSSEL,
Wedding Bells: CARROLL E. BOYD, JR.
T/SGT. A. P. WILEY, APO 30, is in
the 9th Army in Germany and his brother
Silver Taps:
ing from Corsica, also wears the Disti~
guished Unit Badge.
A/C JAMES P. JORDAN, Dallas, re-
ceiving final phase of Aviation Cadet
JAMES E. WILEY is at OCS at Ft. Knox,
Ky. Both left school to enter the army.
They are the sons of Mrs. A. P. Wiley,
707 Sunset, Dallas, and both plan to re-
turn to A. & M. when the war is over. training at Blackland AAF, Waco, Texas.
LT. THOMAS B. WESTBROOK, JR, BERNARD P. AKIN recently grad-
Waco, Texas, fighter pilot, was recently uated from the NATB, Corpus Christi, and
received his commission as an Ensign in
the USNR. . . . HUGH A. STANBERRY,
F 1/c¢, at the Naval Repair Base, New
Orleans, La., with Co. 41, Bks. 141. , .
Wm. R. BRADY has received his wings
and commission after graduating from
Foster Field, “»xas, recently. . . . PFC.
JESSE L. WEBS, JR., APO 76, NYC.
LT, KENNETH C. "KRENEK assigned
to Class 44-J, C. P. Grp. I, KAAF, King-
man, Ariz.
CPL. HAL E. HANSON, Btry. A, 450
FA, Bn., Camp Hood, Texas, reports CPL.
JOHN THOMSON in Germany, and. LT;
WALTER GATES, ’44, in France. .
PVT. ROY H. KINSLOW, somewhere m
New Guinea, APO 565, San Francisco. .
LT. JAMES R. LINDLEY flying B-24’s
at Keesler Field, Miss., Box 621. . ENS.
DONALD S. STOKES gets mail % FPO,
San Francisco. . . 0/C BEN REY-
NOLDS a member of 14th Co., 3rd STR,
Pt. Benning, Ga. . . . I. L, SCHWARTZ,
S 1/¢, USNTS, U. of Houston, Houston,
Texas, reports his brother, A/S AARON
SCHWARTZ, ’48, at San Diego, Calif.
LT. WARNER H. MARSH, JR. son
of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Marsh, 3601 Am-
herst, Dallas, has been missing in action
over Germany since November 5. He was
awarded the Air Medal with the first and
second Bronze Oak Leaf Clusters for ‘“‘mer-
itorious achievement in combat flights.”
ENSIGN JOHN K. CARR, son of Mrs.
J. N. Shepperd, Bryan, Texas, received his
commission on January 18 at Northwest-
ern Univ., Chicago, Ill.,, and is at present
stationed at Miami, Fla., Miami Beach
Hotel.
RALPH STEINMANN, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry W. Steinmann, 4230 Trow-
bridge St., El Paso, has been reported miss-
ing in action in France since December 1.
He was serving with the Seventh Army,
103rd Division.
PVT. LOUIS BERNAL a member of
1st Plt., Co. A, 80th Inf. Tng. Bn., Camp
Roberts, Calif. - - - VT. EDWARD
HAINES stationed at Fairfax Field, Kan-
sas City, Kan., with the 33rd Ferrying Gp.
LT. KENNETH BURNS, stationed with
the 15th Air Force in Italy, has been
awarded the Air Medal. i
PVT. JOHN H. LAWLESS, USMC, gets
mail ¢/o FPO, San Francisco. . . . PVT.
JOSEPH F. SPEIER on duty at APO
922, San FPrancisco. . . . LT. i
McKENZIE assigned to Sec. E, Combat
Crew 478, Westover Field, Mass. . .
JOHN T. POOLE with the Infantry, APO
470, N.Y.C. a fighter pilot. LL
JOE A. COUGHRA JACK W. HOWE was commissioned a
Box 128, gous dag gets T/SGT. 2nd Lt. in the Army and awarded his
DAN W. JACKSON, JR., “somewhere in | Pilot wings upon graduation at Spence
Field, Moultrie, Ga, . . . PVT LOUIS
BERNAL a member of 1st Plt., Co. A,
80th Inf. Tng. Bn., Camp Roberts, Calif.
. . JAMES T. LANGSTON, JR. has
mail sent to 2201 Park St., Houston. . .
. S/SGT. FRED A. BARSHOP, tail gun-
ner of a B-17 Flying Fortress, has been
decorated with an Oak Leaf Cluster to
his Air Medal.
LT. HUIE H. LAMB, JR., 8th Air Force
P-47 Thunderbolt pilot, has flown over 35
combat missions, and wears the DFC and
the Air Medal with an Oak Leaf Clust-
i 1947
THOMAS L. SIRMAN has been reported
missing in action over Germany since Oc-
tober 14.
ARTHUR M. STRANZ, HA 1/¢, now
at Shoemaker. Calif., with Disp. Unit II.
PVT. HERBERT O. KOEHLER, son of
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Kecehler, 101 Mat-
thew, Yoakum, Texas, has been reported
missing in action in the European Theatre,
A/S WM. V. HOLIK stationed at Luke
Field, Phoenix, Ariz.. Sec. I. OLT. Box
1270. PVT. JJACK W. THOMPSON,
Dallas, recently completed basic training
at Camp Wolters, Texas, and has been
appointed to officers training school at
Ft. Sill. Okla. PVT. WALTER H.
TALBOT a member of Co. E, 1st PTR,
Class 156, Ft .Benning, Ga. . . . WALTER
F. HICKS, S 1/e¢ (SM), now at the
ATB, Little Creek, Va., with Unit 1130,
Div. so. PVE RUFUS! L, VICKERS,
JR. with the Marine Corps, stationed at
Parris. Island, S.-C... ,Plt.,5613, "6th . Rec.
Bn.,iM. B..... .*JAMES R. WHATLEY,
S 1/e¢, now gets mail ¢% FPO, NYC.
ARTHUR G. STRICKLIN, S 2/c¢, son
of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Stricklin, 4605 Rose,
Houston, has been reported missing in ac-
tion. He was aboard the destroyer Mona-
ghan which was lost during a severe ty-
phoon in the Pacific.
JAMES W. SELBY,‘'JR., PhM  3/c,
has been in the Navy 14 months, and is
now at Camp Elliott, Son Diego, Calif.,
Main Dispen. . . . A/S M. E. MOHN KE.
V-12, USNR, TCU, Box 132, Ft. Worth.
S/SGT. JOHN T. ESTES, Hereford,
Texas, tail gunner of a B-17 Flying Fort-
ress, has been awarded a second Oak
Leaf Cluster to the Air Medal for ‘“meri-
torious achievement’ while participating
in 8th Air Force bombing attacks on Ger-
man holdings. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Cliff Estes of Hereford.
the Dutch East Indies, has been wounded
in action according to a report from his
mother, Mrs. Thelma P. Jackson, 1720
Fairview, Houston. Sgt. Jackson is a
radio man and gunner on a B-25 and has
about 20 missions to his credit. A brother,
PVT. JAMES L. JACKSON, is also over-
seas, APO 241, San Francisco. . . . PVT.
HUGH WALLACE has mail sent to his
home address, 1513 NW 17th, Oklahoma
City, Okla. . CPL. R. E. MUNRO’S
new address is APO 565, San Francisco.
. . . A. P. ROLLINS, ’06, Dallas, reports
his son, JAMES J. “JACK” ROLLINS now
at. APO 26, NYC.
KERRY MERRITT, son of Mr. and Mrs.
G. J. Merritt, Maxwell, Texas, was wound-
ed in France on November 26. He gets
mail through APO 80, NYC.
WM. F. BUMPAS, S 1/¢c (RT), enter-
ed the Navy in December and at present
is at USNTC, Great Lakes, Ill., Co. 2298.
. . . JAMES T. MARONEY, APO 230,
NYC... . LEO M. J. DIELMANN, JR.
now in OCS at Edgewood Arsenal, Md.,
Co. 13, Cl. 34, 1st-Pht. '. . .7A/S GLEN
C. - RICHARDSON, Pre-Midshipmen Sch.,
Sec. 1212, Asbury Park, N. J., reports
meeting his brother, Lt. O. L. RICH-
ARDSON, ’45, and LT. BOBBY HARVIN,
’45, in New York recently. caret Te SEH.
JACK L. ROEGER in Italy as a gunner
with the 15th AAF. .. . A/S CLARENCE
C. SHIFLET, 1st Bat., 1st Co., 1st PK,
Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa.
A/S GEO. L. MOREMAN, V-12, USNR,
TCU, Box 73, Ft. Worth, reports A/S
JOE MUELLER at Millsaps College, Jack-
son, Miss., V-12, USNR, Galloway Hall
2nd Deck. LT. JAMES W. BRAD-
BURY overseas, APO 959, San Francisco.
.. . PFC. ROY E. FRIERSON, APO 470,
NYC, in a hospital in France receiving
treatment for his arm, which was broken
by shrapnel from a German gun. ... C/M
FRED L. HASDORFF, 110 Encino, San
Antonio. C.J.) J. SULLIVAN ia
member of Sec. H,; 12518: B.. U.,, EAAF,
Pilot Sch. PRasic, Box 631, Enid, Okla. .
. PVT. PATRICK B. GIBBONS requests a
change of address to Co. C, 3905, Stan-
ford Uni., Calif,
SGT. JACK E. JACKSON, Farmersville,
Texas, has been awarded the Air Medal for
“courage, coolness and skill” displayed on
bombing attacks over Germany. He is
waist gunner on a B-17 Flying Fortress.
A/C HARRY GALEWSKY at USNPFS,
Iowa City, Iowa, Batt. 12A, Plt. A-l. . .
PVT. ERNEST G. SIMMONS, APO 320,
San Francisco, reports being the only Ag.
gies in his company. . . . LT. STEWART
D. HERVEY, JR., assigned to Co. E, 354th
Inf.,. APO: 89, Camp Butner, N. ‘C.
PFC. ALTON K. ROARK, % FPO,
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A/C E. A, ELWOOD with Bat. 63, Co.
M., Plt. 2, Independence Bks., Rm. 100,
USNPFS, Athens. Ga. . . . PVT. HENRY
GILCHRIST has been transferred to Jack-
son, Miss., Co. C, 4th Tng. Gp., ASFTC
(Ord.), M.O.P
CPL, SHERMAN D. TINDLE, Goliad,
Texas, has been awarded the Air Medal
“for meritorious achievement while par-
ticipating in an attack on enemy troop.
supply, and gun concentrations at San
Lucia, Italy, on 9 September 1944.” Cpl.
Tindle, tail gunner with a 12th Air Force
B-25 Mitchell bombardment group operat-
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