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Published Semi-Monthly at the A. & M. ~ Press, College Station, Texas, excep 1} months ~ when thly, by the Association of Former ~ Studenth of the Agricultural and Mechan- ical College of Texas, College Station, Subscription Price $5.00 ntered as Second Class Matter at 323 North 3rd Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona, nnounce the arrival of Larry Allyn on anuary 26, ‘ Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Orrison, 34, an- ‘qounce the arrival of a girl on January ). Their mailing address Avenue, San Antonio. Capt. and Mrs. Clyde Thomas Norman, 37, Post Surgeon’s Office, Fort Dix, New Jersey, announce the birth of a second is 1522. Texas Vivian May. Lt. James R, Collins, Jr., ’45 Lt. James R. Collins, Jr., ’45, combat pilot of a P-38 fighter plane, was killed in action on Leyte on December 13, 194¢ He was the only child of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Collins, Gonzales, Texas. Called to active service in February, 1943, Lt. Collins trained as a cadet pilot and received his commission at Williams Field, Ariz., in March, 1944. Upon completion of his training he was sent overseas and was first stationed on New Guinea. Lt. Col- Box 1405, Waco ~ F. Bedford Forrest, % Del Prado Ho- ‘tel, Barranquilla, Colombia, S. A., is walking on air these days, as he will soon’ have his family with him in South America. He spent the Christmas holidays with them at Austin, and Mrs. Forrest and their two children flew down in February to make their home in Colombia, 1924 ; R. M. Sherman Col. Luther E. Bell Box 335 Del Rio, Texas _ Proud Papas: L. Allyn Watkins. Lt. Col. M. “Buddy” Benz has returned to civilian life and will resume his prac- tice of landscape architecture. He was re- leased with the rank of Lt. Col. Mailing address: 1410 Drew, Houston. Don C. Sandison has been released from service with the rank of Lt. Col. He is as- sociated with the Dallas Branch Office of £ VB A Sa aS MSA BA LM ee 4 RS HT BT -, CRB es NO AE RE) Ug i Li, 22 Bh apd ih an te SELL Te Tm a NE el EARL ol fe PERE Tar Rane a wh Sal A . oa 0 ga ah oe (oases AAR (a SI Es (0 KC ae AR ie an pe ay 4. = 3 . ty pean Roti 2 . A ype) vo og VIE TA a ph . oy o 2m ee Sr rr — < FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1946 mY 7 : — ; y Medal with two Oak Leaf Clusters, ‘Head- ( ritz Amesican University. Joe has been on | ECAD European Civil Affairs Division and Wy ; AAR § . ra J : : : ™ ~ uarters Tactical Air Command Citation | leave of nce since last summer and | spent 6 months in Czechoslovakia. He is | : Ee i %s 1 ; irt & ‘| and the Silver Star. He is survived by his | seemed nty glad to be back back home in Pecos, Texas, and getting | : 3 ¥ : ; 3 arents, Mr. and Mrs, C. F. McCargo, mail at Box 928. E. McQuillen.............. ....Publisher : 5 Plains, Texas; a brother, Robert: and two 1923 i 1932 vial : - sisters, Mrs. Frances Copeland and Mrs. rl } Mr. and Mrs. L. Allyn Watkins, ’32, Ben F. Brown cr Pa College Station, Texas on, on January 18, named Paul Victor. a nl 3 : | lins was then sent to the Netherlands East : the Veterans Administration and gets Re ‘Officers - - ; = Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Adams, ’40, an-| Indies, where he was actively engaged in| Central Texas Iron Works, Waco | mail at 1208 Mercantile Bank Bldg., Dallas ~ H. Dick Winters, ’ President | ‘ounce the arrival of a baby girl named | combat missions. His squadron and fighter | 4 Ww parkhill and Marlin R.| LD ~leXas. : C. D. Hall, State Manager, Sales Dept., Texas: Company has been transferred to Amarillo. He was President of the South Plans A. & M. Club while living in Lub- ock. group next went to the Philippines as part of the Fifth Air Force and was based on Leyte, where he Jost his life. Sarbara Jean, on Dec. 17. The Adams ice-President A family live at Crystal City, Texas. ~ E. E. McQuillen, ’20........Executive Secretary ¥1..s B.. Locke, ’18............ Assistant Secretary hy Directors Carroll Gaines, ’12 Smith, Jr., are members of the firm Park- hill, Smith & Cooper, Consulting Engineers, at 210 Sanford Building, Lubbock. They are specialists in water supply and treat- Major and Mrs. Fred Rennels, ’40 an- © J. A. Whyte, 14 Texarkana | nounce the birth of a daughter, named 3 Lt. Harry L. Davis, 45 ; 3 . A. Moore, 25 : oe .Paris| Carolyn Kay, on Dec. 29, at the Union| Lt. Harry L, Davis, "45, was killed in Jeni, ne Bi Jemage. trogmmt ~ Major Charlie A. King, Jr., has returned . T. H. Barton, ’99...........El Dorado, Ark. | Vlemorial Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland. [action over England on March 26, 1945, |, =." "Co "0? oe or 0 oie in engineer- to civil live after over 4 years active duty, ~ H. K. Deason, "16 Pa, rrrersenenenessiee POT Arthur fy eifig according to information received by his ing dn th Y Plain fans t g and plans to return to the A. & M. Ex- || ~ A. Ed Caraway, ‘34 Lufkin| Lt. and Mrs. Tom H, Robb, Jr. ’43, | parents, County Judge and Mrs. M. V.{° € os : tension Service. He will be on the campus || rge B. Morgan, 18 Beaumont | announce the arrival of Kathleen Anne. | Davis, Cotulla, Texas. Lt. Davis was a 1925 in February taking some refresher-courses. A. G. Pfaff, ’25 Tyler | They are living at Fairview, Okla. fighter pilot in the U. S. Air Corps and : Mrs. King and their two children are with ~ Roy D. Golston, "03. Tyler : i had seen extensive action in the European | R, C. Armstrong him. He was County Agent at Rio Grande: ~ W. L. Ballard, ’22 Longview Lt. and Mrs. Earl E. McChesney, ’43, | Theatre before his death. He was a student ew City in the Rio Grande Valley when called ~ R. Frank Ashburn, 24 Sherman | Temple, Texas, have a' daughter named [at A. & M. when he entered the service 3439 Wichita, Houston 4 to active duty. ] Herbert A. Burow, 24... Bonham | Diane, born recently. Eddie, enrolled with | in 1943, . Silver Taps: Harold E. Hendrick. Robert D, Hardeastle Jy 2a offiolal fof John P. McCullough, '24..ccoccon McKinney | the class of ’65, is the Aggie in the fam- i Henry C. Bennett has been released | the Downtown Motors, Sales and Service, ~ A. P. Rollins, "06 Dallas} ily. > Lt. Edmundo Martinez, ’45 from three years of military service and es- | 415 Main Ave, San Antonio.. He is ‘an ’13 Dalla : : active membe f the Al A. & M ~ Tyree L. Bell, "13... - Da 3 } Pa ; Lt. Edmundo Martinez, ’45, was killed | tablished the Henry C. Bennett Co., En-| oj re Tos ® e Alamo A. . ~ F. H. Cunningham, ’10 allas| Mr. and Mrs. R. D. “Bob” Ward, ’43, |; action in Germany on March 18, 1945, | gineers and Contractors, at Dallas. His| “A> 9% (08% CI. Capt. Walter J. Faulk has been re- leased from service and has entered the mailing address is 3721 Maplewood, Dallas 5, Texas. He saw extensive service in the have a son named Donald Moore Ward, born Feb. 1, in Bryan. Bob is in school .College Station S. A. Lipscomb, ’07........ i .College Station He was killed by enemy fire while as- ~ W. F. Munnerlyn, "26... a : sembling his platoon, which was, in the : : f Burn iB, Peeples: 2S gi ShuavRna Bs hist Wall ay Bos 2015, Lollegs Sentried Line defenses, Ti Grist to piove Pais, rion $2 poiive Suly Sounen vas Herdwar % 5nd anplianee Dusiness Fa College Dean T. D. Brooks congratulates scholarship winner Jimmie ~ H. S. Davenport, '04.....ccccooecmnec. Palestine| Lt. and Mrs. Charles C. Garner, ’44, an- YM. ron oe VE pany in Dallas. 4824, College Station. Thompson, ’47. BE ~ C. F. Adickes, '10 Huntsville | nounce the arrival of Judith Ann, on Jan. | Box 201, Hebbronville, Texas: his wife,| Col. John J. Ledbetter is on terminal Capt. Harvey L. Chenault returned from i ~ Geo. H. Lacy, '13 Houston | 6. They are living at Roswell, New |p. Eduvijes Martinez, who makes her | leave from the Percy Jones General Hos- (versaes Jn. January and if Gus terminal Top Scholar W ins TT. W. Mohle, "19... oh Houston | Mexico, where the proud father is sta-|phome with his parents: three brothers; | pital. He plans to enter the Michigan Uni- lear! He wil be associated with Black, ov landed in th tat : Charles R. Haile, ’12 - Houston | tioned. : and three sisters. M 7777 | versity for advanced law study. John stu-| DIVAS and Bryson, Ing, as a:Mechanieal| OVOTSEaS, _anded, mn 11e slates In [ie Engineer and will get his mail at 2229 N.| time for Christmas with his fami-| James C. “Jimmie” Thompson, ‘M. Smith, Sr., "0l..cooccecce East Columbia died law and passed his bar examination 1 y g . ~ - ~~ Lt. Martinez was. called to active duty G WW: A f 3 : Moore, "11 essere: YORKUM | bi : : in March, 1943, and after completing basic | hile living in El Paso prior to the war, |W; 1lth St, Oklahoma City, Okla. He is|]y at 404 West 30th St. Bryan,|17, son of Mrs. Vera Thompson of J. Mikeska, ’10 Texas City : i 4 hil k f he I 1B he t. Maxey Chenault, ’37, who . J. a, : : | training at Ft. Sill, Okla., was transferred | While working for the International Boun- |} List life while -a' H Texas ; Hebb ill T h b SM Kivel), "2% CE 1 ver a S to the Infant d attended OCS at Ft, |dary Commission: He had just graduated | ost his life while a Japanese prisoner : ] eobronviie, exas, as been W. P. Patton, 29 : Lockhart fo Ys 1 yy man BO TR Bm By AE a When 8 Japsnsse freighter was sunk in a| After 38 months of active duty,| named as first winner of the Julia Reb Jobson, 21. : Chape FHI : all mission in October, 1944. In November of | When he was released. Col. Ledbetter’s Wallace M. Pratt is back at 3209 W. W. Mitchell has settled down|Bell Lee memorial award at Texas ubert G. "30 Temple Tracy Beckham. 01 fst Jour he Wat, sent overseas with the sagles sams | Shortly before BS rela ini Univ. Drive. Fort Woeth in Memphis, Tenn, 176 Picardy|A. & M. College. Jimmie, a junior Major R. N. Conoliy, *37.wuwrcWaco| Tracy Beckham, '01, died November 6, | Gord Tofantry Division and joined the Tth | pus visitor. Shields has sold out his| Robert O. Travis h vo : omoted | lace. He is Assistant Chief Pilot student in biology, holds one of the Herbert F. Spreen, ’22................ Fort Worth | 1945, according to word received from his Lt in the tield of bt Mg shortly before | ranching business at Winchell and locating ober + 1rovis ang veen promote of the American Airlines in that highest scholastic averages in the 'S. J. Baker, "27 Fort Youth son, Mr. James Beckham, of Coolidge, | is death, and has. been posthumously | at Toyahvale, Texas, where he will re-| LO the rank of Lt. Col. and is get- city. , ) college and has been earning a A. J. Healy, "28 ort Worth | Texas. Tracy Beckham was born in Mexia ite ©, rded the Bronze Star Medal and the | sume his ranching activities. . d ing mail at Hq. Camp Wash., D. M . Rob E. O’Cor h Ni, . : ; George Moffett, '16......ccccccccce ceneneet Chillicothe | in 1883 but has made his home at Coolidge Purple Heart : Ee : : ~ Francis V. Irvin has been released from | C, APO 513, c/o P. M., N. Y ajor obert ” onnel has | portion of his expenses here as an fCalvin P, Dodwon, "10 + Decatur fof the post i Cs ‘He was a; FA ; the army and is at Rockwall, Texas, serv-| on) “oli op Ward fo ony : d returned to the U. S. after three |employee of the Texas Forest Serv- . Idol, ’ life-long fri “the 2 : PR dL i : i . . : Ti . > : fi TEE Corpus CRristl| entiurorths Ae & M. mane or oil _ Ensign Arthur M. Tubb, Jr., "45 ie hn Be Si and | his address to 234 Retama, San An- ERdholit years In trie, England fice and 23 @ Walier Iv the college. ~ Silver Whitsett, 24 - Seguin - Ensign Arthur M. Tubb, Jr., "45, Navy| , ved two and half years in 7 in the| tonio 2, T gS and Italy. He is living at Marlin, mess halls. LD. F: Bredthauer, 22 Goliad Harold E. Hendrick, 25 fighter piles on the elevate carrier En- | Aj. Corps. i : pa ! todo Col Pa Earhart. 2502 Ell Texas. d » The award, established by the Charles E. Richter, 29. errr LuarEdO Harold E. Hendrick, age 41, died of cere- Jetorie Zs ra een dec ared, dead after | "capt. Cyrus L. Edwards, Ordnance Of- Eo araars, 2 Lt. Col. Walter B. “Dub” Willi-|late Dr. O. M. Ball, head of the Norman E. Buescher, "22............. cAllen| PFD 0 Pe Hi ©. 99eS un reing listed as missing in action for more! goo” J the 13th Fighter Command, and | Lee Lane, Houston, Texas, has been : ninal 1 in C Biol Eo a rtwris hte 17 or Garizvo Springs | bral hemmorhage at his ‘home in New| jan 'a year. He is survived by his pa- r the - 13th ; , Riri ams is on terminal leave in Green-| Biology department at Texas A. iB. 0 SN ! S| York on January 26. HE is survived by his 2 Pa- | stationed in Manila, has been awarded the | assigned to the G-4 Supply Sec- il 1) af endi & M \ i A. L. Forbes, Jr., ’21 . Houston warente, “Mr. and -Mre TIP Hemirick rents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Tubb, 2610 Purple Heart for wounds received in the tion of Lit ‘Gen. Fichelberger’s Sth V1 le, lexas, after spending two 3 . for many years, and his ~ T. J. Dwyer, "12 ; TEE PRE Paris, Texas; his wife; and two children. JES os, I EA sud Netherlands on March 22, 1945. Before| Ovdvation 3d ge Yoko. | Years: in Iran and one year with|wife in honor of their daughter, ~T. W. Hillin, Strait KiB St nk id .Born. ‘in Paris, Texas, Mr, Hendrick | Dyllas Ensign Tubb had received the Dis- entering service, Capt. Edwards was en- rmy Occupation as., In X0XKO-|the Army Services Forces in|Julia Ball Lee, who preceded them Dr. Verne A. Scott, "14cm... tephen went to New York in 1923 as media direc. | 2 Jas, { ; gaged in the geographical research busi-| hama. Col. Earhart was in the ac-| washi in death. is : ~ Dr. J. N. Burditt, 21 Abilene Y f the N York br h of T ; inguished Service Cross with Gold Star, oss Almor M. Puckett gets mail at | ~ ti buch Vel as ington. in eat s 1S for the assistance of ~ R. A. Lasseter, "85...ccccccmmscinns Swieiwaicr Or & S nt hh WPabigich the Air Medal and the Silver Star. = FIT Ee Carson Sta San Antonie 3, Texas. TE mg dy His he went | ; outstanding students of biology Carl Miller, 28. porn ATISTHS | the “organization two years later. At-the| : Li. George N. Jackson, 46 Professor F. I. Dahlberg, Animal Hus-| 10 SL pts Overseas 1934 who have a need for financial aid ~ J. F. Blount, EA 3 : time of his death he was an executive 3 ek: 46. | bandry Department, of the College, ‘will address is Hdgs. 8th Army, APO p in c leti thei d i Frank F. McMordie, *26........cccceeeee- Canadian | : : i Lt. George N. Jackson, ’46, USMC, was : A : ; ihe ; L 1 N d ompleting eir educations. glrane Jv, Mc Re rb ds aa in charge of media for McCann-Erickson |; 3 gr 3 serve as Superintendent of Swine at the| 343, c¢/o P., M., San Francisco t. Col. T. N. Gearreal : . : Jack Christian, ’32 ’ A Spur | | d tis Ae Net York killed in January, 1946, in a plane crash Forth Worth Fat Stock Show, March 8-17 1A Sidr RFD Ads . way Thompson 1S working for his [Joe W. Jennings, ‘11.oowcsins Lockney-} [NC-.-2dvergang . agency In New. XYOIl, | gp Okinawa. Hels survived ‘by: his’ pa- 2 *| Calif. 3 . | Fairfax, Virginia bachelor of sei d 101 CE Rees 14. Shallowater | \. member of the Media Men’s Association | opts Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jackson, 3633 1926 Lt. Col. Don Sandi is h t ak 3 ,O0L sclence degree, major Louis A. Hartung + TAL San Antonio | Of New York, Mr. Hendrick also partici-| yrque, Dallas; a brother, Capt. Earl N.| | , 513 Hot 2 Fi i A A ” DY To Efing 4a biology, and Dlons jo enter C. M. Gaines, '12 ; San Antonio pote dn civilian ° defense agtivities In | Jackson; and his grandparents, Mr. and | Jack Williams SHER po Wn MN Faomo. Capt. Wesley B. Young, Jr., 2494 Truck Johns Hopkins Medical School for ~ C. C. Krueger, 12 San Antonio ’ ; 3 Mrs. S. W. Norwood. Box 196. San M F wo on SRAJOT : % y (QM) Co., Shanghai Air Depot, APO 907, | his medical degree. i _ Penrose B. Metcalfe, '16........... San Angelo ; Lt. Jackson attended A. & M. a year X San, Marcos... | out of service and working for the|¢, P. M. San Franesico, Calif. writes : ! Beil Dick Winters, A Hi Drady o I Cou Ral a Rosen 5 3 hetors Sniering, dhe Naval ir op He Lt. Col. Russell G. White is back | Humble Oil and Refining Co., Goose that ie hig Jone $30 on fe gengplenk field SMI IZAN, (omega iss . Col. Rufus H. Rogers, ’36, died on | | Hi fh J. M. Benkendorfer, of Corpus Christi, : 3 : when he was declared ‘‘essential”. roth- ~M. A. Abernathy, ’16 Shreveport, La.| September 7, 1944, when the Japanese | Corps after training at Corpus Christi, | LJ olected President of the Mexas State Creek, Texas. . . . Major Harry S. er, Lt. A. Patferson Young, ’36, has just ; 1938 =O. D, Speed, '26 - Sinton freighter on which he was being trans- Texas, and serving a year at Cherry Po.nt, Bottlers Association at a meeting of that Hensley has changed his address recently arrived in Japan, so it looks Capt John H Bone . Gen. A. B. Knickerbocker, "21........... Austin | ferred from the Philippines was sunk off | N- C., and went to the Pacific in June, | j\oqnization held in Waco on January 22.| to Ha. Tth Fighter ‘Wing, APO 958, | like the father, Wesley B. Young, ’13, will ~ James P. Hamblen, ’27.........cccccc....... Houston | the western shores of Mindanao. He has | 1945- . L. Darnell, Professor of Dairy Hus-|c/o P. M., San Francisco, Calif. have to represent that family for the Hq. 143rd Repl. Bn. \ ‘Victory Homecoming. W. Wilson, ’30....Kansas City, Mo. Dan M. La Roe is with the Tide Water . Executive Committee bandry, A. & M. College, will serve as Superintendent of Dairy Cattle at the APO 353, c/o Pm., been = posthumously awarded the Purple Edward ) a ; Heart and the Legion of Merit. He is |’ John H. Quisenberry sends greet- Pvt. Herbert A. Heinemeier, ’47 | planning to practice architecture at Bren- ham. Rofl 5 : . } N F ’ " H. Dick Winters, ’18 Brady | survived by his wife, Mrs. R. H. Rogers; Pvt.. Herbert A. Heinemeier, 47, was | pout Worth Fat Stock Show, March 8-17.|11gS to his friends from the Uni-| Assoc. Oil Co., at Kilgore, Texas San Francisco, Cali E 4 & 2. S “ > . . . Ss . 51 | 4 > Pu . p : a . oy 1 Te . if. ~ Carroll Gaines, '12...commreeeen. Ban Lntenie 806 Park Dr., Hillsboro, Texas, and his Touma by any oie or Luzon on April The busiest man on the campus since | versity of Hawaii, Honolulu, Ha-|_ Charles P. Baker is with the Socony- Searcy Bracondl vi i: al ~~ Rufus R. Peeples; 28....rreeeeceeeens : ua gang father, R. A. Rogers, also of Hillsboro. ian Ane pe vi UE ou ® Ed early fall has been Colonel Bennie A.| aii where he is serving as Head Vacuum Oil Co., St. Louis, Mo. He has| = Cirncrof wil eT Blioeney with ~ Tyree L. Bell, ’1 - - gy alas | Prior to entering the Army in 1941, H. Hei oy : ra os rl ; he @| Zinn, who was named Veterans Adviser f th Depart t of Poult ‘recently been transferred there from Beau-| jo FH 9% THR Buildi anks with offj- ~ J. P. Hamblen, 27 Houston | Col, Rogers was vocational agriculture in- af ne ook Pine ury, aD . 2 | for the College following his release from | 01 the lepar men 0 oultry. mont, Texas. ’ Sid Ea y uilding, Houston. B Dick ent Loan Trugtess Porads y Soructor at Del Rio, Texas. He was cap- | Sister, Mrs, G. pran, 511 ustin, | active duty. Since Sept. 1, last fall, Zinn| J. W. Bateson is engaged in gene-| Gordon Langston has opened the Lang-| i. "pg. £500 li I wih the South- i iret as Caan tured by the Japanese in May, 1942. Bot oir oiaator entered’ the Army in ‘has personally interviewd over 6,000 vet-| rg] contracting with offices in the ston Truck and 1 Teacips onipands at Sim ‘T. Lake. Jr. is Aan, ¢ A. F. Mitchell, "09......ccc.ccooro -ene ; ha-f < : ; N | orans who desired to enter. the College. All Tye - j ” Brenham, to handle International Harvest- Engi riety oy § Chie E. E. McQuillen, ’20................ College Station Lt. Maxey C. Chenault, ’37 August, 1944, and after completing his He and Mrs. Zinn are making their home llen Building, Dallas. 00 Td. er equipment and Packard automobiles. 5 Fines of the Texas Public Utilities, Representatives on the Athletic Council | [Lt Maxey C. Chenault, '37, was lost on | training at Camp Hood, Texas, was sent. the campus. = Willingham is with the Meadowlake | He is building a new building to house to 2% ade gi operates extensive S. A. Lipscomb, | 7 SMAI College Shion September 7, 1944, when the Japanese Doerasuss He Mo Bens » the 18ith Mrs. Carl E. Gatlin is living at 223 | Foods Inc. Sherman, Texas. . . his company on the Houston Highway. Lt. Col Shrine Sucilities Jn Texas. i! ~ S. J. Baker, "27.... ortayyoris Sroighins he a sbeasd was sunk hid aragleer. Sniantry; regimen Moody Avenue, Martin, Tennessee, while August Hedrick has “changed his Arson, in ” him Ai Je Sonspdetion Weg osc ied ig is on terminal Tia Te BD e western shore o indanao in a tor- her husband is overseas. Mrs. Gatlin will : 1s Capt. war - Hildebrandt, oo, re- i J 3 $ » ~edo attack. A prisoner of the Japanese be remembered as the former Miss Bess addregs to Old Ocean, Texas, Box | cently released from military service and far don W. A ge a oe Among A. &M. MEN Continued from Page 1 Alexander, of College Station. Major Gat- lin has been in the Pacific for thirteen months and expects to be home sometime in the early spring. a ¢ ~ John Braselton is General Manager of the Federal Building Material Co., 713 Braniff Bldg., Oklahoma City, Okla. He moved there from Tulsa, where he had previously been in the building material business. John and Mrs. Braselton have a 414-year-old son. ie pm Clyde V. May is back in civilian life and working at his old job with the Gulf Oil Corp. His mailing address is 5215 Lake- shore, Port Arthur. He spent four and half years on active duty, most of the time was spent in the states with the ex- ception of a short time he spent in Manila. While on terminal leave he was promoted to the rank of Lt. Col. : Erhard .P. Nowotny is out of service and back in his Insurance business, at New Braunfels, Texas. - 1927 Allen R. Menger a 111 West Travis St.. San Antonio Frank S. Vaden, Jr., P. O. Box 1175, San, Antonio, has been released from mili- tary duty after more than five years in uniform. He returned. from China last August. During his military career - he picked up the Bronze Star Medal, a com- mendation from Gen. Ho Ying Chin, Su- preme Commander of the Chinese Armies, two battle stars, and a promotion to full | Colonel. : g ~ Col. R. Clint Wakefield is back from 25 months in the ETO and living at Edge Apartment 17, Bryan, Texas. 120. Jack Christian is moving from Spur to Littlefield where he will he Consignee-Wholesale Agent for the Texas Company, the same job be filled at Spur. He was honored by the citizens of Spur at the an- nual high school football banquet, for his generosity of taking time off from his business to coach the football team. He is a member of the Board ‘of Directors of the As- sociation of Former Students. Col. J. Earl Rudder, recently re- leased from military service, will | not return to John Tarleton Col- lege, Stephenville, where he was head football coach. He has decided to live in Brady where he is in business with a partner, Frank Corder, 40, who served under him in the army. Rudder reached the rank of full Colonel and command- ed the” famous 2nd Ranger Bn. that received wide acclaim in the Normandy invasion on D-Day. Cor- der was seriously wounded a few minutes after the beach landing. Former Aggie footballer, Rudder coached at Tarleton and Brady be- fore entering the service, In addi-| tion to the Corder-Rudder Tire and Supply Company, Rudder has con- since the fall of Bataan. Lt. Chenault was being transferred from a prison camp in the Philippines at the time of his death. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. P. C. Chenault, 3205 Avenue U, Snyder, Texas; and a brother, Capt. Harvey L. Chenault, ’32, 2229 N.W. 11th St., Oklahoma City, Okla. ! ~ D. of Pensacola, Ft. Barrancas, Fla. He spent 30 months in the Pacific and was awarded the Bronze Star Medal for achieve- ments at Milne Bay, New Guinea. : Earl E. Claunch was discharged from the Navy with the rank of GM 2/e. He served aboard the U. S. S. Keith (DE 241) in the Atlantic and Pacific. At the pre- sent time. he is living at Orange, Texas. , Capt. Raymond T. Hander was a campus visitor enroute to his new location at Mulberry, Indiana. He will practice vete- erinary medicine in that city. George L. Von Roeder is back with the FSA at Anson, Texas, following his release from service. He earned two Bronze Stars, Two Oak Leaf Clusters, The Good Con- duct Medal, five ‘battle star. S/Sgt. Von Roeder compiled the history of his regi- ment, 357th Inf., 90th Division, which was published in old Bavaria. Eg Fank Ray gets mail at Judson Road Longview, Texas. ~ = After three and half years in the Navy Robert J. Finlay is located in Coleman and back at his job with the Soil Conservation Service. Col. Robt, M. Williams is with the G-2 Sec. Hq. 7th A 758, cf P, MON YT AR. Major Jerry T. Martin is home: 5 Quitman, Texas, after serving terminal leave. He will be associated with | _ . months in the CBI in the Vete- i the Waco Material Co., located at Smith- | Finary Corps. ; “i ville, Texas. Burton R. Frazier was released 1935 : Maj. Frederick W. H. Wehner 3031 30th St., S. E. Apt. 1 Washington, 20, D. C. Tom J. Welch gets mail at P. O. Box 1523, Port Neches, Texas. ... . Lt. Col S. T. Martin is with the 1290th Engr. Ft. Benning, Ga. . : Hollingshead-Bird Miss Margaret E. Hollingshead Major Clayton A. Bird, ’39, was solem- | nized at the Post Chapel, Fort Snelling, ~ Minn.: on January 27. Miss Hollingshead is the daughter of Col. and Mrs. Frank Hollingshead, ’16, of Fort Snelling, Minn., and Major Bird is the son of Mr. and ~ Mrs. W. A. Bird of Texon, Texas. Major Bird was commissioned jn the Corps of Engineers, Regular Army, in 1942. Mrs. ~ Bird has been attending the University ~ of Minnesota and will graduate from the ~ School of Journalism in March. ~ Elliott-Bailey : ‘Miss Barbara Jane Elliott, of Phil- adelphia. Pa., and Capt. John A. Bailey, ’39, were married on Jan. 5, following ‘Captain’s. return from Manila. They living at 1 Reyers Ave., Cheltemham, Pvt. George B. Morgan, Jr., 48, QM Corps 1.9201, TSU-TC., QM Det. 24, NYPE, Camp Shanks, N. Y. George, Sr., is President of the Beaumont A. & M. Club and is a Director in the Former Students Associa- tion. . Charles H. Clark County Agent Hillsboro, Texas Major Lester R. Dillon, who in his college days was in C. Company, is now Military Mayor of the City of, Kwangju, Cholla’Namdo Province, Korea. He served with the 2nd and 3rd Infantry Divisions in France and Germany during the last war and was recalled to duty as a reserve offi- cer at the outbreak of World War II. He was assigned as Assistant Chief of Staff, -G-2, and Director of Intelligence and In- ternal Security at the Seattle Port of Em- barkation, serving there for one year. He served in Northern Luzon against General Yamashita and ‘was one of the first Mili- tary Government Officers to arrive in Ko- rea and onw occupies a position of con- siderable responsibility. His son, Lt. Les- ter Reed Dillon, ’45, is now Administration Officer of Hdg. Co. 2nd Major Port, in 3 Manila. Major Dillon’s home address is = / | 1423 Schley Ave., San Antonio. Leo Tomaso, ’41 T. J. Kelly, District Engineer, and Capt. Paul O. Wofford, ’39 Capt, Paul O. Wofford, ’39, was killed in action while crossirg the Rhine on March 26, 1945. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. J. D. Wofford, 805 S. Center 'St.,” Arlington, Texas; and his wife and two daughters, who live at 4349 Kenneth Ave., Beaumont, Texas. . : Capt. Wofford was inducted into military service in. June, 1941, and was sent to Lurope in January, 1945. He had been awarded the Silver Star and the Purple Heart. Lt. Irvin A. Reid is a civilian again and Chief Clerk, Roofing Sales, Pacific Divi- sion, U. S. Gypsum Co., 7719% Hampton Avenue, Hollywood 46, Calif. Sam N. Davidson has been released from military service and at the present time living at 1421 Kaufman St., Paris. Nick Willis wearing the new Silver Eagles of a full Colonel was a recent campus visitor. He will be out of the service in the near future and plans to enter the University of California for graduate work in the special course in Eastern, Europe and Russian Affairs. He was on active duty for over five years and assigned to the Office of Strategic Services in the CBI. He looked fit enough to step back into the guard position that he once played on the Aggie football team. His San Antonio address is 122 W. Man- dalay Drive. - ’ Lt. Col. Robert H. Klossner is on Lt. Andy M. James, Jr., ’41 : Lt. Andy M. James, Jr., ’41, a prisoner of the Japanese since the fall of Corregi- lor in May. 1942, was killed on October 4, 1944, when the Japanese prison ship he was aboard was sunk in the South “nina Sea. At the time of his death he was being transferred from a prison camp in the Philippines to .Japan. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs, A. M. James, ’19, Box 830, Dalhart, Texas. Lt. James had been in the Philippines since September, 1941, and had worked on Gen- eral Wainwright's staff in USAFFE Head- juarters. After his eapture, he was in- terned in Cabanatuan No. 1 until October, 1944. AD | 5 » ER a] ~~ Tyrholm-Sullivan Walter Sullivan, ’40, and Miss Ruth ‘Tyrholm were married in late January and “paid the campus a visit enroute to Hous- ~ ton where Walter will be .employed with ~ the J. W. Bateson Construction Company, Houston. Until permanent living quarters can be found, they will retain their mail- H ing address at 2932 Lipscomb, Fort Worth, Texas. : : € oon Ps from. the Navy with the rank of Lt. after serving for three and State “ra ‘ : Wilson-Foran :# Lt. ENE op im Fhe 3 RT 2 Lt. Leo Tomaso, ’'41, was shot down | Highway Department, of Beaumont, was |- ; y ( ; . helf years. Hi ili i Wiliam J. Foran, 1 Miss Boheme over Germany on March 23, 1945, and has | one of the seventeen employees of the De- 1928 siderable ranching interest near | Dudley J. Lewis 4617 a D Hailing address is Wilson, . both of Amari o, were married | poo) declared killed in action after being | partment presented . with an award of I. F ] Brady Rey i 3732 Westcliff Road, N. y Da las. : { Tied 1 : . F. Blount . S/Sgt. Brownrigg Dewey is on Lt. Col. Olin E. “Tiger” Teague | Fort Worth, Texas. of Bryan, Texas, recently under-| went his tenth operation at Me- 3 Re Closkey General Hospital, ‘Temple, | - Major James A Martin is ou ot hs when a bone graft was performed | jrvice and ranching out near Dryden, on his left foot. He was wounded| =~ on three occasions while leading the famous 314th Battalion of the 79th Division through France and Germany. Mrs. Teague with their two sons, Jim and Jack reside at 801 North 12th St., Temple. 1933 Tom C. Morris 1408 W. Main St., Waxahachie, Texas. ~ Lt. Col. Roger F. Bartlett has returned from overseas duty and is with the Cooper- Bessemer Corp., 1814 Mercantile Bank Bldg., Dallas, Texas. Congratulations to W. W. Flannery re- cently elected Vice President of the Alamo National Bank, San Antonio. Lt. H. J. Stimson, USNR, for the past two and half years Ship Supt., at the Norfolk Navy Yard, and his brother O. E. Stimson, ’10, have organized the Stimson & Stimson Consulting Engineers, with offices in the Engineering Sales Bldg., at Houston. Before entering service, Lt. Stimson was an exploitation engineer with the Shell Oil Company. . Lt. Col. Richard “Bear” Wright of Alice, that city recently. : isted" as missing. He is survived by his ha x iio 3 mother, Mrs. Rose Tomaso, 3800 Bryan Laie Smith-Gober St., Dallas, Texas; and a brother, Capt. Miss Parbara Smith, of Caribou, Maine, | Louie Tomaso, 42. Receiving his wings and ~ and Capt. Lonzo M. Gober, ’41, were | commission from the Army Air Field at married on O-t. 31, 1945, and are living | Monroe, La., Lt. Tomaso was sent over- ~ at Throckmorton, Texas. X seas in December, 1944. At the time of his : Rd ER al - death he wags navigator of an 8th Air 3 z Olsen-Clarkson : out Force B-17. Lt. (jg) William Clarkson, III, ’41, and ‘Miss Mary Olsen, of Raleigh, North Caro- lina, married on Feb. 9., according to re- cent reports. Anyone knowing the mailing adders for Bill, please send it in to the ‘Association Office. Eh y i : merit commemorating twenty-five or more os years in the highway field. The award was | Box 431, Amarillo e made by the American Association of State A : A Highway Officials at that organization’s | Jack C. Converse is back in San Anto- annual meeting in Oklahoma City recently. | B1° with the Steves Lumber Company. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. James, Box 830, Dalhart, Texas, have suffered the loss of 1929 a son, Lt. Andy M. James, Jr., ’41, who |" y was. killed on Ogiiiben 24, 1944, when the| Austin C. Bray Japanese prison ship he was aboard was * , sunk in the South China Sea. He had been Box 264, Dallas 1 a prisoner of the Japanese since the fall Lt. (jg) C. M. *Dutch’” Flory has been of Corregidor in May, 1942. released from the Navy and has accepted A appointment as football coach and head of 1920 the Physical Ed. Department at John Tar- leton College, Sp enville) according by an announcement by Tarleton Dean E. J. Hugh N. Glezen ~ Howell, ’22. Flory succeeds Col. Earl Rud- 4207 Highland Ave., Beaumont der, ’32, who decided to give his time to IT; »» his personal business at Brady following . w a Cd vo bomen wat his release fron: the Army. flory coached to the United States from the Pacific. He | the Harlingen High School football team saw extensive service through the Pacific from 1935 to 1942. Since 1929 he has also with the U. S. Engineers and was enroute | T€ceived his Masters degree from the Uni- to Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., for a new versity of Texas. He played in the back- assignment. Prior to going on active duty field on the Aggie football teams of his he was in the Engineering Department of the S. P. Lines, with headquarters at Victoria. The big boy looked to be in fine shape and well able to handle any assign- a 1921 W. T. Strange 415 Myrick Bldg., Lubbock - Col. "Wm. C. Washington gets mail at 1200 W. 2214, Austin. . . . Jim B. Short is living at Coldspring, Texas . . the way to his home in Bryan, Tex- as, from overseas. Willie H. Ratcliff, RM 3/c was a recent campus visitor, following his discharge from the Navy. His address is Route 7, Marshall, Texas. Major Willard E. Simpson, Jr., has returned to the states after three and half years of service in° Africa and the Middle East, and is Structural Engineer with the W. E. Simpson Company. His mailing address is 1211 W. Woodlawn, San Antonio, Texas. : Dr. Vernon D. Chadwick is prac- ticing veterinary medicine in Jack- son, Miss.,, and gets mail a Route 1, Box 333, Raymond Blvd. 250 Ww. 0. Boyd, Jr., is out of service and living at Gilmer, Texas . . . Noble D. Jones, Jr. gets mail at 202 Wisconsin St., Baytown, Tex- as. . . . Lt. Comd. C. B. Connally 1s with the Bureau of Aeronautics, Navy Dept., Washington, D. C. . . Thomas IL Edmondson is Range Conservationist with the Soil Con- servations Service at Lampasas. . . Major J. W. Tompkins is back after service in the Solomons, New Silver Taps: Lt. Col. Rufus H. Rogers. Mearl G. Taylor gets mail at 1931 Hemp- | hill St., Fort Worth, Texas. a] Lt. Robert Guy Johnson, Jr., 42 Lt. Robert Guy Johnson, Jr., ’42, has been declared presumed dead by the War Department "as of 18 December, ’45, He | has been missing in action since 17 De- cember ’45 when the Thunderbolt Fighter | 2 Plane which he piloted was’ shot down over La Spezia, Italy. No report has been heard of him since that time. Lt. Johnson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Johnson, 1201 Jefferson, Waco, Tex- as. His parents entertain the hope that someone may be able to give them addi- tional information. BY 3 . Pvt. William G. Fraser, Jr., ’43 Pvt, William G. Fraser, Jr., ’43, has been officially declared dead by the War Depaftment according to information re- ceived by his mother, Mrs. W. G. Fraser, 700 Cambridge Oval, Alamo Heights, San Antonio, Texas. Pvt. Fraser was a crew member of the leading plane in a bombing mission over shipping at Rabaul, New Britain, on January 5, 1942, His plane crashed during the mission, and all crew members except one went down with the plane. Pvt. Fraser was a student at A&M when he enlisted in 1940. Major Carter C. Speed has been in Ma- nila since November 80, 1945, and is serving as Commanding Officer of Hq. & Hq. Sq., which serves Hq. 5th AF. His complete mailing address is Hq. 5th AF, APO 710, % P. M., San Francisco, Calif. - Lt. A. Patterson Young is with the Repl Co. 275, APO 703, % P. M., San Francisco, Calif. 1937 Welton A. Ruhmann Kenedy, Texas Proud Papas: Capt. Clyde Thomas Nor- man. Silver Taps: Lt. Maxey C. Chenault. Captain Clyde T. Normon, Post Sur- geon’s Office, Fort Dix, N. J., is happy over the arrival of a second ‘son born January 18 and named Paul Victor. He was named for the late Capt. Paul Wofford, 39, and Victor M. Wallace, ’88. This gives Captain and Mrs. Norman represen- tation in both the ’65 and ’67 classes. Clyde hopes to be out of the army soon. John R. Haas gets mail at 1215 Wash- ington Blvd., Beaumont, Texas. . Fe. Franke-Lewis . ~ _F. R. “Dick” Lewis, ’41, and Miss Jac- queline Franke, daughtér of Mr. and Mrs. ‘A. Franke, of Little Rock, Ark.. were rried on November 28, and are living in tons They get their mail at P. O. Box 5504. \ p Nh Schaefer-Jacobs Capt. Guy W. Jacobs. Jr., 42, and Miss Mary Elizabeth Schaefer of Steubenville, Ohio, were married on January 2, and are living in East Lynn, Mas., 30 Caldwell ~ Crescent. ‘ te ay. Lt. Col. A. T. Hearne has returned from overseas and getting mail at 912 North Street, Nacogdoches, Texas. ‘Capt. John B. Waide, Jr., is on terminal leave and will be County Agric. Agent for Moore Co., with headquarters at Dumas, Texas. Capt. Waide served with the Mili- tary Government as Agricultural Specialist in France and Germany. 1931 C. R. “Dick” Coneway - ; TR Diaz-Fischer ' Miss Marguerite R. Diaz, of Tampa, ‘Fla., and Capt. Alfred -O. Fischer, ‘42, 2 married on Nov. 6. They are living at 608 Ennis Avenue, Bryan, while Capt. hy her completes work toward a degree é in petroleum-mechanical engineer. 8/8 ‘“" h : ; Gulf : Texas, will leave with his family in mid- y RG . 010M( : gin S/Sgt. Dulane P. Gunn, ’43 W. G. Robinett has offices in the Gu JE ‘ & 5 Jeff L. Horn’s permanent add Guinea 5 ge AE Seu S/Sgt. I P. Gunn, '43, was killed | Building but gets mail at 116 Vernon| Humble Oil & Ref. Co., Houston 1 Fobrasry for Pen white he Fil ke with Ar Shree it foanent PEN “a ett] and the Philippines and 23 7 ; Browne-Paine in action on November 30, 1944, during a | Drive, of that city. : Captain William E. Ford, recently dis- Ore gy Ss paso Horrors Terps in the | Jones has changed his address to 1405 getting mail at Randolph Hall, Ft. os Mie nell h ¢ Mr, | bombing raid over a synthetic gasoline| John W. “Frenchy” Persohn is an of-| charged from the service, has been ap- capacity of Assistant Manager of that | Crocker, Houston, Texas. Monroe, Va. ¥. Miss Vernelle Brown, daughter o; T. lant in Germany. Arial gunner on a B-17 ficial of the Carbide and Carbon Chemieals : d : by the Depart- y , Far py Welton A. “Doc” Ruhmann has b ‘and Mrs. Austin G. Brown, of “Long |? ; y g : ’ ¢ Ni Falls. N. Y d li pointed a patent examiner by the Dep company’s million acre ranch and will be \ ; een ap- 1939 y he bailed out when the plane was hit by | Corp., of Niagara Falls, N. Y., and lives| nant of Commerce, and will return to| accompanied by Mrs. Wright and their | Pointed as Assistant 4-H Club Specialist| _ - with headquarters at College Station. After teching vocational agriculture for a year in Johnson City, Ruhmann served as Se- cretary of the San Saba County Agricul- Robert M. Adams 3612 19th Street Pt. Arthur, Texas Beach, Calif., and formerly of Marlin, Texas, and Robert I. Paine. ’43, son of ~ Mr. and Mrs. Leland S. Paine, College married on Feb. 2, in Marlin. at R. R. I, Youngstown, N. Y. His son J. W. Persohn, Jr., was recently discharged from the army and may enter Texas A. & daughter, age 4. La Oroya is located in the Andes and is at an altitude of 12,000 feet. The ranch runs some 130,000 sheep Houston to resume his law practice. Capt. Ford served in the Pacific cam- paign with the First, Third and Fifth anti-aircraft fire, but his parachute failed to open. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. W. H. Gunn, Rte. 2, Daingerfield, Rtati : Station, were Texas; and two brothers, Lt. Edwin J.|M. this fall Marine Division ought i : i , Lt. {Ma a s and fought in the Battles| and 16,000 head of cattle. - ; _ groom has recently been discharged| no "’.38" ong’ Durward A. Gunn, ’41,| G.D. Livingston, Box 28L, Rte. 5, Orlan-| ¢,. Guam, Guadalcanal and Iwo Jima. He| Col. Wright has been on active duty|tural Conservation Commitee. In 1939 he| Mr. and Mrs.: Major Clayton A. Bird; do, Fla., known to his classmates as “Demi- | wears the Silver Star, Purple Heart and| for 5 years and went through the Pacific| Was appointed assistant county agricul- Capt. John A. Bailey. from the Army after 42 months of service, three years of which were spent overseas in the Pacific Theatre. . 7 L.S.A. Supervisor, Center, Texas. Sgt. Gunn entered service in April, 1942, | and after basic training was assigned to ) Wofford. . Rogers is with the Cooper-Besse- Silver Taps: Capt. Paul O. tural agent of Taylor County, where he E. R john”, has been in Florida for many years. specialized in work with 4-H Club boys. ifi ith three PO re ay ware ah INGUIrT Shot BO, the Southwest Pacific ribbon wi r ¥ ree | campaigns with the First Cavalry Division. battle stars. Formerly associated with Capt. Nelson A. Miner has been made by ali ini in. | “Little . Hig” Higginbothem and Johnn ; ! : - ina gn A ; 18 “Rai the Specialized Training Programjat Cin- itt'e . 1g 2g ang ¥ | Austin Company, engineers, he is a mem-| Chief Engineer of the Texas Public Utili- | He worked in a similar capacity in Sterling, | mer Corp. 1814 Mercantile Bank Bldg., 3 ~ Johnson-Baird cinnati University. He went overseas in| Pierce, beth oy om, died while in the| jer of the Texas Bar Association, the Hous- | ties in Texas. Miner was on active duty | Presidio and Comanche counties. Called to| Dallas 1, Texas, Ensign John M. Baird, 43, USNR, and June, 1944, and .was with the 90th Bomber Navy in Wor ar ll. ton Engineers Club and the American |in the U. S. Corps of Engineers for 41 | service in 1942, shortly after his promo-| , Capt. Denny J. Lovdi is enjoying a 45- th 2 Junsign z : Group of the 8th Air Force based in Eng- Society of Engineers. years. His assistant Engineer is Sim T. Bon bo, Theo sition of county agent of gay Jsave, hi the William Beaumont » omanche County, ospital, w is parents at 2055 Brook- he served with the 45th Cavalry and special troops of the 45th Inf. Div., throughout the campaigns of North Africa, Sicily, Italy, France and Germany. In the course of 27 months James H. Burney gets mail at fs10 s. Staples St., Corpus Christi. Alfred M. Pendleton is with the United States Depafttment of Agriculture, 1104 land. He had received the Air Medal with five Qak Leaf Clusters, three Bronze Cam- paign. Stars, the Good Conduct Medal and ‘the Purple Heart. He was on his 25th Lake, Jr., ’38. ‘Barney B. Gibbs gets mail at 1166 E. 68th St., Los Angeles 1, Calif. A. Gensberg is a civilian again and em- ETA Dorothy Margaret Johnson (NNC) EL on Dec. 31, 1935, in San © Bernardino, Calif. They are living at 1628 Burwell St., Apt. 1, Bermerton, Wash- 1922 W. E. “Ted” Winn Box 2880, Dallas 1, Texas lyn St., Beaumont. Capt. Lovoi suffered wounds from artillery fragments at Bas- togne, Belgium. He reports having a visit with Major and Mrs. Fank Polifka, °39, ~ ington. mission when killed. : : South Ervay St. Dalas 1, Texas. . | ploved as an engineer for the Gulf Oil | ; Br Lindberg-King . Bennie J. Baskin, Box 1113, Bryan,| Weslev B. Young, Box 806, Grand Prai- | Corp., Electra, Texas ‘ overseas he amassed a total of 511 days| While on their way to Fort Monroe, Va. Phin . Lt. Forrest W. McCargo, "44 . | Farm Products Agent for Texas of the| rie, Texas, has two sons overseas—Capt. Col. James Aston, recently re- of combat. 3 : where Major Polifka will teach in the iy "Lt. Herbert J. King, Jr., 44, and Miss Lt. Forrest W. McCargo, 44, missing in | Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Com-| Wesley B. Young, Jr, 34, in Shanghai leased from service has _ been Capt ustie O. McMahan is enjoying | Coast Artillery School. : : & Je Lindberg, of Grand Rapids. Michigan, action ‘over Italy since December 9, 1944, pany will serve as Superintendent of the(and Lt. A. Patterson Young, 36, just re- Aa%dy . terminal leave at Seguin, Texas, but plans Major Hayden G. Butler is back fro Jean ; 3 ¢ has been declared dead by the War Depart- | Hereford Show at the Fort Worth Fat| cently arrived in Japan. awarded the Legion of Merit for|to return to his old job with the John | Overseas and living at 8312 Bryn Mawr, Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co., at Dallas, soon. Capt. McMahan has been in service for five years, two of which were spent in the Pacific. 7 : Dallas. He is in the general contracting business. +.» + S/Sgt. E. F. Carson is back in civilian life at Valley View, Texas. Continued on Page ber 1, and are liv- : December 7 he groom | ment. Pilot of a P-47 Fighter plane, he was attached to the 350th Fighter Squad- ron in Italy and had completed 91 mis- | sions. Lt. McCargo had received the Air _ Capt. George L. Milner served 28 months with the ETOUSA in England, the 1st Army in France and the Third after the | Bulge. In April of 19456 he went with the were married on : ing at College Station while t n completes his work toward a degree. Their . paafling address is Box 4892, College Sta- TE Re ray EA BEL Pair a3 2% iis gas his outstanding services. Lt. Col. Calvin A. Dickey, who for the past two years has been Stock Show at Fort Worth, March 8-17. Joseph A. Orr is back at his old teach- ing job with the Civil Engineering Depart- ment, following his return from the Biar- Lo Tm ed
