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Kentucky.
Engineers
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months in the pacific. He is expecting to
be back in school in February. . . . Lt.
T. W. Leland, Jr., is with the Foreign
Assignments Branch, Chemical Warfare
Center, Edgewood Arsenal, Maryland.
Lt. Hubert W. Ogilvy is with the 33rd
Hq. Camp Carson, Colo. He reports Lt.
Ollie Werst with the 10th Moutain Divi-
sion being deactivated at Camp Carson.
... Lt. J. R. “Bob” Latimer has departed
his, "the other side and gets mail at Sadn
outfit that built the bridge across the A-4, APO 19808A, % Pm., San Francisco,
Po River. Lt. Schumann was a recent (g)if Mrs. Latimer is living at 1406 Mc-
visitor on the campus, coming to College
Station to marry Miss Hilda Redman, of
Wellborn, Texas. . . Lt. James R.
Dennis, Jr., is doing occupational duty
with the 4th Arm’d Div. and getting mail
at Btry. B, 22nd Armd. F.A. Bn., APO
254, % Pm., New York.
Jack H. Williamson is back at 3135-6th
St., Port Arthur and making plans to re-
enter school in February. He reports his
brother, Willie G. Williamson, ’44, attend-
ing an advanced course in Officers Train-
ing. . . . . . Joe H. Golman has been
‘ promoted to M-Sgt and is stationed with
the Hdgs. 15th Training Reg., Camp Fan-
nin, Texas. . . . . Lt. Willie L. Adcock
received his Liaison Pilot Wings at Shep- Pac
pard Field recently and is assigned to the
department of air training at Ft.
Okla.
nawa, and gets mail at Hq 26th QM Bn
(M) APO 180, % Pm,
Sill, |
Gowan, Little Rock, Ark.
Cpl. Robert D. Lancaster is with 66th
Troop Carrier Sadn. APO 719, ¢% Pm., San
Fancisco, Calif It is old home
week at the American University at Biar-
riez for Sgt. John M. Holman. He has re-
cently had visits with Dr. Stuart “Bloody”
Morgan, and Prof. Virgil Faires, both on
leave from the College to teach in that
University, and Dillard Spriggs, 45, son
of C. O. Spriggs, of the Department of
English, here on the campus. John’s ad-
dress is IOSE Hdq. Sig. Section, APO
513, % Pm., New York .
Richard D. Hill writes news of himself
and other Aggies from Hdaqts. Co. Mid.
APO 958, % Pm. San Francisco,
Calif i530. Lt. Orlin Gibbs is located
at Camp Bowie, as Post Chemical Officer.
oh beige Le be
t i k in th i ly, af
Ft. Paul DD. Bearden, is. on Naha Oks He arrived back in the states in July, after
San Francisco, |
| Calif. He reports that Lt. Collins Wise, |
43, has left Okinawa for Korea. He also |
| reported on Lt. Jack McGregor and Capt.
| Austin,
Dwight Lichty—both ’44 men. Lt. Lichty
has one of the strangest souvenirs that
we have heard of—a pickled six foot
Habu snake.
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Standifer are
mighty proud of Jo Lynn, born Nov.
17. Papa Standifer is with The Standifer
Production Company, P. O. Box 1160,
Texas... ... . Leon Weiner is
getting mail at Box 3042, Houston, Texas.
. .. Lt. (jg) W. O. Adams is in China
and gets mail at USS Windsor, % Fleet
| Post Office, San Francisco, Calif.
| is at his home
Dr. A. M. Simpson is with the Blue
Criss Vet. Hospital, Lamesa, Texas. .
James L. Myers has changed his address
to Box 198 Univ. Station, Fayetteville,
Ark. . .. .Ensign Richard Hubert Dorsett
in Giddings after four
13 months service in the ETO. His mailing
address is 707 Malone St., Brownwood,
Temas. i lle Henry Ash is in the Pacific
but continues to get mail at 3825 Purdue,
Dallas 5, Texas.
Lt. Neil B. Kendrick has returned home
for a 45-day temporary duty assignment
and is at 706 N. Crockett, San Benito,
Texas. . . . John W. Barnett served 17
months with the 91st Div. in Italy, but is
back at 501 E. 4th St. Del Rio. He plans
to return to school in February.
Roland S. Zeigler, Jr., is at 1601 W.
7th, Plainview, Texas. . . . . Sgt. Eddie
Noyes, 3614th QM. Tk. Co. (Heavy) APO
777, % Pm., New York, N. Y., was wounded
in April but is completely recovered now.
He has received the Purple Heart and the
Bronze Star. . . . . Wendel E. Wortham
is in China Springs, Texas, but plans to
be back on the campus in February.
Lt. Arch Baker is with the 271st Repl.
Co. and is on special duty to Battalion
Headquarters as the Assistant Battalion
Adjutant. At the present time his out-
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Japan, His mailing address is APO 711,
¢y»Pm., San Francisco, Calif. . . . . Robert
C. Ward has been released from service
with the rank of Lt. and is at his home
at 222 S. Montclair, Dallas, 11, Texas
....M/Sgt. Kenneth A. Lund is stationed
soon. His mailing address is Box 423,
Hamilton, Texas.
Bob H. Byrd is fiatshing up a 45-day
furlough after being returned to the
states from Saipan. He is living at 403
N. Monroe, San Angelo, Texas.
Walter M. Rawley, 8415 Colgate, Dal-
las, recently discharged from service is
exrecting to enter school in February. . .
Lt. Jerry D. Ferrel is at home at 117
E. Elm, Breckenridge, Texas, following
release from the Air Corps. He is planning
to return to school soon.
Lt. Clifton Power, 118 Harvard Terrace,
San Antonio, is stationed at Brooke Gen-
eral Hospital where he is undergoing treat-
ment for a wound received in France.
Lt. Robert LL. Womack, Jr., son of Mr.
an Mrs. R. L. Womack, 7211 Junius, has
arrived in the Philippines with the 86th
Black Hawk Division. He first saw action
in the Ruhr pocket, then advanced with
the 86th Division into Austria, where he
was promoted to first lieutenant in the
field.
Lt. James Rice Wilson has returnd from
eleven and half months in the ETO and is
living at Brookston, Texas.
Pfe. Joseph C. Kiker attended the Biar-
ritz American University, in France, while
overseas. He is at home in Selman City,
Texas, now.
Mr. and Mrs. “Jack” John William Cun-
nick were on the campus for the Baylor
game. He has received his discharge from
the Air Corps and held the rank of Lt.
at the time of his release. He was a P-51
Pilot in the ETO and has 9 enemy planes
to his credit. He earned the Distinguished
Flying Cross; Air Medal with Three Ooak
Leaf Clusters; Purple Heart; and the ETO
Ribbon with five battle stars. His home
is at 17i2 S. 10th St., Waco, Texas.
Lt. Oscar Wiegand is home from the
wars at 2000 W. Summit, San Antonio,
Texas.
Lt.s Harry C. Dillingham and Charle
Baker served through their OCS days to-
gether, were assigned to the same outfit
overseas and now are together in the 153rd
Arm’d Sign, Co. 13th Armd. Div., Camp
Cooke, Calif.
PFC Robert F. Schumann, or 408 Fourth,
Sugarland, Texas, is taking some agri-
cultural courses at Shrivenham American
University in England. He has been over-
seas for nine months and has won the
Bronze Star and two battle stars. . . . Lt.
Harlan Flynn sends new of himself and
other Aggies in the Occupational Force
in Austria.
Lt. Joe Ed Beavers is with the 85th
Chemical Mortar Bn., on Luzon and sends
in a good report on a recent meeting. of
the A. & M. men at the Manila Hotel. . .
Lt. John L. Horton, U. S. Army Training
Grp., AFBAC, APO 500, % Pm. San
Francisco, Calif., was another ’‘45’er at-
ending the A. & M. Club meeting in Ma-
nila.) wi wee ise Lt. Alex McGregor is with
the ‘475th » Fighter - Group,.. known as ‘‘Sa-
tan’s Angels.” He reports meeing of three
of them on Okinawa some time back. He,
Lt. Dick Riggins, ’43, and Lt. Jack Mec-
Gregor, '44 (brother of Alex) had a real
Aggie bull session after chasing each
other over the Pacific. Alex also asks that
Cpl. Wm. P. Weghorst write to him, at
432nd Ftr. Sq., 475th Ftr. Gp., APO 712,
San Francisco. Cpl. Weghorst was last
heard of at 602 S. Baylor St., Brenham,
Texas, having just recently returned from
overseas. 1 945
Eugene F. Howard, Jr.
P. O. Box 1924
College Station. Texas
© Wedding Bells: Lt. Martin C. Mathis;
Lt. Joseph L. Sheinberg.
Proud Papa: Lt. Lloyd Adams.
Silver Taps: Lt. Lee Earl Meyer;
John A. Pennington.
Cpl. Gordon S. Moore has returned from
overseas and assigned to the Infantry
School, Fort Benning, Ga. He is living
at Apartment 35-F, Baker Village, Colum-
bus. Ga, dh. Sgt. Norman A. Brown,
Jr., is with the 63rd Traffic Regulations
Bn., APO 403, % Pm., New York.
S/Sgt. Ralph R. Lloyd, Jr., is with the
4171st Q. M. Depot Co., APO 317, % Pm.,
San Francisco, Calif. . . . Lt. Robert E.
Helms, Jr., is getting mail at Troop B,
Lt.
8th Cav., APO 201, 5, Pm., San Fran-
cisco. . . Robert C. Courtney, Del
Rio, expects to be back in school by
February. He would like to hear from
S/Sgt. Guy S. Halter, 102 William Ave,
Alamo Heights, Unit 2, San Antonio, and
Lt. H. E. Crice, Signal Sec. Base B, APO
503, % Pm., San Francisco, Calif.
Chas. E. Phillips is now an Ensign and
getting mail at USS Cunningham DD 752,
¢, FPO, San Francisco, Calif. Lt.
Oliver E. Martin has been returned to in-
active status, at Dale Mabry Field, Separa-
tion Base, Tallahassee, Fla. His permanent
address is 4244 E. Rosedale, Fort Worth,
Texas.
Sidney Clark is expecting to go overseas
soon and is having mail sent to his wife,
Mrs. Sidney Clark, Box 351, Chillicothe,
Texas. . Sgt. William H, Allen, of
Junction, Texas, has been awarded the
Bronze Star for heroic service at Oki-
nawa. He was wounded three times during
this operation, for which he was awarded
the Purple Heart with two Oak Leaf
Clusters. He also took part in the Leyte
campaign where he earned the Combat
Infantry adge. He is presently stationed
with the 96th Division inthe Philippines.
Dr. Barney A. Myatt is in Houston work-
ing for the Public Health Department in-
specting food and getting mail at 6617
Sylvan Road, Houston, Texas. 1 Ver-
non R. Schuchart is back at his home
Route 4, San Antonio, Box 145. . . . Robert
Parks, Calif, Box 38.
P. Garitty, Jr., 36th Ftr. Grp.
53rd Ftr. Sq., APO 374, New York, N. Y.,
sent to the 1945 football team on the eve
of the Thanksgiving game the program
for the same game played in 1915 when
the Aggies beat Texas in one of the most
historic upsets in the Southwest Confer-
ence. John’s father, J. P. Garitty, Sr.
’16, was Captain of the 1915 Aggie team.
Lt. S. C. Fittz is with the 24th Div. in
Japan, Co. E. APO 24, ¢% Pm., San Fran-
cisco, Calif., and would like to hear from
any members of the old “D” C.A. . . . .
Sgt. James W. Mims, Box 592, Midland,
got out of the army in October. He was
in service for three years and spent one
year of that time in New Guinea and the
Philippines. He has entered the insurance,
real estate and loan business with the
firm of Mims and Crane, of Midland.
Pfc. Delma R. Alford gets mail at Co.
A.222 Inf., APO 411, % Pm., N. Y.. He
| has been attending school at Belfast,
Alvaro A. Tinojero is em-
| ployed as Junior Mechanical Engineer with
| a Public Utility at Barraquilla, Colombia,
| S. A. He gets mail at that city at Apar-
| tado Aereo 318.
Lt. R. Kenneth Williams, of
Midland,
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phone, write or wire
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Farwell, Texas
at Sendai, Japan, but expects to be home’
1599 Ave. B., Beaumont, Texas. . . . Jerry
Ferrel is back in school and wants his
friends to call by to see him at Room
310, Dorm 15. . . . . Tom H. Westbrook
plans to enter school in February after
spending 385 months in service and 11
months of that time overseas in the CBI.
He earned the Air Medal and one oak leaf
cluster.
Lt. Wyvel T. Williams, Jr., USMCR, gets
mail at JOQ MCAS, Cherry Point, N.
. . . . Porter Garner and Martin Mathis
are both at McCloskey Hospital, Temple.
. «+... James Goodson is at Ashburn
Hospital, McKinney, Texas . . . . Lt.
James C. Hart is overseas but gets his
mail at Box 917, Corsicana, Texas. . . .
Lt. Claude D. Boyd is at the Salt Lake
AAB, Salt Lake City, Utah Alvin
C. Gary, Jr., S 1/c is back at home on Rt.
7, Forest Lane, Dallas, 6, Texas. A brother,
Lt. “Bill” W. A. Gary, USMCR, is on
USS LaSalle, APO 102, ¢; FPO San Fran-
cisco, Calif.
Cpl. John J. Bardgette gets his
mail at H&S Co. 43rd Engr. Const.
Bn., APO 75, ¢/o Pm., San Fran-
cisco, Calif. . . . Marciano Aviles-
Cordero is with the Agricultural
Experiment Substatioon at Isabela,
Puerto Rico. . . . Charles E. Phil-
lips, A/S is in the Pacific. His
home address is 522 S. 10th St.,
Paducah, Texas. !
Lt. James L. Garrison, Jr. re-
ceived his wings and was com-
missioned as 2nd Lt. in the Marine
Air Corps Reserve on May 31,
1944. He arrived on Okinawa on
May 25, 1945, and has forty-seven
combat missions, 195 combat hours,
over enemy territory to his credit.
He flew a “Corsair” on these mis-
sions and came through without in-
jury to himself or his plane. His
mailing address is at his home,
5110 Belmont, Dallas, Texas.
S/Sgt. James W. Mims has re-
turned to the U. S. from the Philip-
pines and is stationed at Camp
Lee, Va., but gets his mail at ihs
home in Midland, Texas.
The Silver Star, awarded post-
humously to Lt. James E. Connol-
ly, Jr., of Lockhart, who lost his
life trying to aid the withdrawal
of a crew from a crippled tank, was
resented to his wife, Mrs. Mariel-
lyn Connolly at a ceremony at
Camp Swift. Lt. Connolly was a
member of Company I, 33rd Arm-
ored Regiment of the 3rd Arm’d
Div., and was killed in action on
April 14, 1945.
Howard Van Hook landed in Bos-
ton in August and is at his home
in Somerset, Kentucky on a 45-
day leave. He plans to report back
to Ft. Ord, Calif., for further as-
signment, . . . . Lt. Lee R. Thorn-
ton has finished B-29 Transition
and is now ‘in Roswell, New Mexi-
co, getting his mail at Box 1516,
S. O. Det., RAAF. y
Lt. James B. Arnold, Jr., is leav-
ing for the Pacific soon and is
getting his mail at 220 Myrtle
Drive W, San Antonio 1, Texas. . .
Hal D. Farmer has received his
proomtion to Captain. His home ad-
dress is 603 First St., Terrell,
Texas. He reported that Lt. Billy
Golden, ’46, is now a civilian and
living at Seymour, Texas.
Robert W. Anderson served with
the 13th Airborne Div., in France
but is back home at Farwell, Tex-
as, and expecting his discharge
in time to return to school in
February.
Pfe. Wm. A. Barton, Hq. & Hq.
Co., AGF, G-1, APO 244, San
Francisco, Calif., writes from Sai-
pan that they are having regular
A. & M. meetings there every third
Sunday of each month. They have
their own club house and Lt. Col.
Thomas R. Wright, ’27, is Pres-
ident. He reports hearing from
Lts. James W. McAnelly, and Bil-
ly C. Sanders, both ’45’ers station-
ed in India,
Cpl. Tom Estes, 183rd Sta. Hosp.,
APO 942, ¢/o Pm., Seattle, Wash-
ington, is in Fort Richardson, Alas-
ka, making plans to return to A.
& M....W.S. “Bill’ Goff has been
promoted to First Lieut. and still
at Kwaj Lodge, Kwajalein. His
mailing address is APO 241, 1535
AAF BU, c¢/o Pm., San Francisco,
Calif.
Lt. Don Cherry, with the 1299th
Engr. (C) Bn.,, APO 468, c/o Pm,,
San Francisco, Calif., has much
to look forward to upon his return
home from Japan. He and Mrs.
Cherry have a daughter born Au-
gust 15, and named Paula Kay.
. | sion.
NOT A BAD IDEA—
po. St. »Joharnm,” Austria
1 October 1945
Dear Mac:
© Just thought I'd put myself out front
by sending my contribution for the ’46
Fund now rather than wait until about
next May 29, or whenever the deadline is.
You’d be surprised at how many ‘“Rain-
bow’ Aggies there are in this 42nd Divi-
Guess that’s what makes it such
a good outfit. One Lt. Edwin J. “Duffy”
of which I'm the alleged Assistant Ad-
jutant and Special Service Officer. Dur-
ing combat he, Stanley, was the Ranger
Platoon Leader and did himself proud as
such, although he would be the last to
mention it. As fellow architect ‘‘queers”,
Stanley and I were roommates at one
time.
During those days of combat yours truly
was the 2nd Rifle Platoon leader of Charlie
Company—this regiment which happens to
be (then and now) the best damn com-
pany in the division. When the war end-
ed and I returned from the hospital they
didn’t have much use for an old shot-gun
platoon leader, so they fitted me into the
“rear echelon job”, It’s a lot of fun
though (as Special Service Officer, I'm
somewhat of a glorified liquor dealer)—
and was just made First John last month.
(That last statement is the real key to
my writing this leter—so I can see my
name in print sometime soon!!!) (Now
ain’t that a hell’va note?)
With all the talk back home about dis-
charge and points with Congressmen
catching hell from the homefolks and they
in turn blowing their tops at the army,—
this ole’ boy has just about reached a
solution—and it’s as simple as this—
grant something like 25 points to every
damn Aggie in the Army and Navy to-
day! Boy—that oughta’ get it!!! Now
where did I put my Congressman’s ad-
dress.
1/Lt. Dorgy L. H. Watler
Haq, Co.illst Bn.
232nd Inf. APO 411
% PM, New York, N. Y.
1946
Wedding Bells: B. J. Carmichael; Will
M. Hanis.
S/Sgt. Herbert L. Hall, 1715 Chelsea
Rd., San Marino 9, Calif., was a prisoner
of the Germans for 9 months. He was
liberated in the spring and now has his
discharge. He is a student at the
University of Southern Calif.
Pfe. Akiba Davis, 703 Harbor, Houston,
received his discharge from the Air Corps
on November 14.
E. F. Gerlach is in law school at SMU
and would like to hear from some of
his Aggie friends. His address is 6620
Hillerest Avenue, Dallas, Texas.
Benjamin F. Huss is on terminal leave
at Menard, Texas, and plans to enter
school in February. . . . . Ensign B.
“John” Taylor, Jr., is with Com Ser
Ron. 7th Fleet, Staff Personnel Office,
¢% FPO, San Francisco, Calif.
Sgt. Jack E. Turner has returned from
the ETO and stationed at the Air Forces
Distribution. Center, at Kelly Field. - His
mailing address is 701 W. Russell Pl, San
Antonio.
Danny L. Hearn received his commis-
sion at USNBMS at Norte Dame in Nov.,
adn is stationed at Pensacola, Fla., BOQ
674. . . . Lt. Gecrge G. Galloway is in
Aomori, Japan, Co. C, 306Eng (C) Bn,
APO 81, ¢% Pm., San Francisco, Celif.
Sgt. Stanley S. Turner is Provost Sgt.
Ft. Meclntosh, Texas. . . . . Pfc. Robert
A. Noble served 9 months overseas in Eng-
land and France and Germany but has
returned and is a clerk in the Separation
Center, Camp Gruber, Okla. t.
Paul B. Pennington is stationed in Panama
Canal and gets mail at 43rd Fighter
Sqdn. APO 831, ¢% Pm., New Orleans, La.
. ... Lt. James N. Walton has returned
from 17 months in the CBI Theatre. He
earned the DFC, Anr Medal and Pres-
idential Citation. He also has three battle
stars. He is on terminal leave at Marlin,
Texas.
Pfc. John M. McMahan is with Hq. Co.
4th Army, Fort Sam Houston, Texas. . .
Billy M. Legler has been promoted to Cpl.
of 10 Heli
and is stationed with 803rd Repl. Bn.
Camp Shelby, Miss. . . . . B. J. Car-
michael was in service 34 months and
served overseas 9 months with the 106th
Inf. Div. He was a prisoner of war for
six months and was released April 24,
1945.
Will M. Hannis is coming back to school
in February after two years in service. He
was overseas one year and was awarded
the Purple Heart with Oakleaf Cluster
and the Presidential Unit Citation. He was
married on Sept. 5, to Miss Betty Holland,
Junction, Texas.
S 1/e¢ L. G. Glasgow is with Squadron
16B, Waldron Field, Corpus Christi. . . .
Darrell F. Manley, Marine Corps, was re-
leased in Septembr after 15 months of
service. He spent 10 months in the Pacific
and returned from Okinawa with the
Purple Heart, one battle star and a letter
of commendation from Gen. Sheppard,
who commanded the 6th Marine Division.
Darrell is now back in school.
K. Carroll Martin was with the 5th
Marine Div. and served at Iwo Jima. He
has been released from service after 15
months of overseas duty. . . . Jay S. Wil-
liams is with the Amerada Pet. Co., work-
ing on a seismograph crew. His mailing
address is Box 481, Vicksburg, Miss. .
Jerry Krakoff, Y 8/c is with Comm. Unit,
423, NAVY 3923, ¢ FPO, San Francisco,
Calif. 1947
Max S. Mohnke received his commission
at Midshipman School at Harvard on
Sept. 5, and is now an Ensign in the
USNR Naval Supply Corp. He has been
assigned to the Destroyer Escort 766, but
is getting mail at his home at 29 Riesner
St., Houston 10, Texas. . . . . Pvt. Walter
{ H. Talbot, Co. E., 508th Prcht. Inf., APO
Stanley, ’45, is S-2 of this very battalion |°
757, % Pm., New York, is right pleased with
his duty in the ETO. He is in Frankfurt,
ermany. ;
SM 3/c Walter F. Hicks gets mail at
USS LSM (R) 531, ¢% FPO, New oYrk,
N. Y.... Harry J. Tuffly S L/c USNR,
is with Class 22B-4, BKS. D., Nav. Tra.
School, Dearborn, Mich. . . . Earl Logan,
Jr., whose home is at 5201 Ave. N 1-2,
Galveston, is with the USMM Cadet Corps,
SS Scott’s Bluf, ¢% Pm. San Francisco,
Calif.
Gregory A. Shifflette has completed his
training at Fort Benning and received
his commission as 2nd Lt. on Dec. 1. He
was a recent campus visitor enroute to his
next assignment at Camp Robinson, Ark.
His permanent mailing address is Glade-
water, Texas.
Pvt. W. A. Von Schoeler, 112th Ord.
M. M. Co., APO 75, % Pm., San Francisco,
Calif., is in a medium automotive main-
tenance company in Manila. . . . . Ens.
C. M. Hohn, College Station, is at ATTC.
PSC Bldg. 42, Memphis, Tenn. . . . .
MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1945
John +H
.Bacock, ART ¢ is in
cock, ART 2/c continues to get his
mail at Box 1964, Beaumont, Texas. He
is stationed at Camp Elliott, San Diego 44,
Calif. . . . . James C. Kostelnick ET 8/¢
is in Radio Material School, Co. 91,
Treasure Island, Calif. . ./. «.. Pvt. . R. L.
Vickers is with Hdq. 2-21, FPO, San
Francisco, Calif. He is stationed at Guam.
1948
Clyde W. Bryant, Jr., is in the Navy
but gets his mail at his home in Dallas,
5232 Purdue.
Everett N. Hays, S 1/c¢ is serving
aboard the Atlantic Fleet Destroyer, USS
McDougal. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter J. Hays, of Marble Falls.
1949
Paul George Sagen A/S is with Co. 45,
474, U.S. Naval Tr. Center, San Diego
33, Calif. His home address is 1116 Bell
Ave., Denton, Texas.
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Send Check or Money Order— Sorry, No. C. O. D.’s.
LARRY LIGHTNER, INC.
P. 0. Box 671
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS
Class of ’26
and
N. M. (Jack) DeBRUIN, ’26
Mechanical Engineering Service :
Plans — Surveys — Estimates — Appraisals
502 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
Houston 2, Texas
PHONE C4-2960
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It will be a pleasure to help you.
The Exchange Store
| GREETINGS TO RETURNING AGGIES
We are glad to see the ever increasing stream of Aggies returning
to civilian life. You did a magnificent job in the service of our country
and all Aggieland is proud of your record.
As you return to professional pursuits you will doubtless find your
library and equipment depleted or inadequate. From our stocks of pro-
fessional and technical books and equipment we have been able to help | |
many Aggies who have visited the campus.
If you can’t visit the campus, won’t you write us your needs in books
or technical equipment. If we don’t have what you want we’ll try to find
it or tell you where it can be obtained.
CARL BIRDWELL, Mgr.
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