FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1946
THE TEXAS AGGIE
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A. & M. MEN
Continued from Page 2
taking a refresher course, . . . .
Ewald J. Effenberger is home from
duty in the Southwest Pacific and
Junior Resident Engineer for the
Texas Highway Dept., at Victoria,
Texas.
Capt. John H. Brison, Pittsburg,
Texas, was a recent visitor on the
campus following his return from
the Philippines, where he spent 21
months, He spent five years on
active duty. He was visiting his
brother, Fred Brison, ’21, Profes-
sor in the Department of Horti-
culture at the College.
Elmer M. Pritehara gets mail at
Box 163, Eastland, Texas. . . . Lt.
Col. Clarence H. Heinen, 4537 Mun-
ger Ave., is in Dallas on terminal
leave. He is a brother of Major
J. B. Heinen, ’34, survivor of the
“Lost Battalion.” Clarence just re-
cently received his promotion. He
is a veteran of the campaign of the
Palau group in the Pacific. He was
awarded the Bronze Star Medal for
action on Anguar and Peleliu Is-
lands, . . . Wm. D. Collins, Jr., is
at Crockett, Texas . . . . Lt. Col.
Robert S Conly, Jr, is with the
Mil. Mission-W/Iranian Army,
Room 1-C, 774 The Pentagon,
Washington 25, D. C.
Carlton B. Caruthers gets mail
at 1221 S. Zunis, Tulsa, Okla. . . .
Arthur P. Callahan is a petroleum
engineer and located at 4403%
Scurry St., Dallas 4, Texas.
1937
Welton A. Ruhmann
Extension Service
Campus
Major Joe P. White, Jr., has re-
cently reported for assignment to
the 13th Air Force Hqrs., now loca-
ted in the Philippines at Clark
Field Army Air Base. His present
mailing address is Bryan, Texas,
¢/o Bryan Hotel.
Lt. Col. Wm, H. Parks is getting
mail at Route 3, Franklin, Indiana
«+... Sam S. Rutledge has .been
separated from the service and
working for Graybar Electric out
of Amarillo. Mailing address is
2014 Van Buren of that city.
Gilbert Nagel is another ’37’er
out of military service. He has
gone into the poultry business at
Fredericksburg, Texas.
1938
John H. Bone
1604-12th Street
Wichita Falls, Texas
Proud Papa: James
botham.
Jacob C. Shockey served as Mas-
ter Sgt. in the ETO for 30 months
and has returned to the college
for the Refresher course that is
Higgin-
Agents by the Extension Service.
His mailing address is Baird, Tex-
as. . .'. Capt. John H. Bone, 38
Class Agent is on terminal leave
at 1604-12th St., Wichita Falls,
Texas.
Capt. Charles B. Calvin has
changed his address to 200. East
Broadway, Del Rio, Texas.
Albert F. Lay is at 1562 Dan-
ville, Apt. 4, Houston 6, Texas. . .
After three years of military serv-
ice in North Africa, Sicily, Italy,
and Greece, Arthur H. Courtade
has returned to civilian life and is
Soil Conservationist at Itasca, Tex-
as. . . . Capt. Robert C. Mackey
has returned from overseas and is
at 1612 Miller Ave., Mission, Tex-
as. . . . George C. Embry, Jr., has
been commissioned a second lieut-
enant and assigned to the Field
Artillery Replacement Training
Center at Fort Bragg, North Caro-
lina. Mrs. Embry and their two
children reside at 1414 Waverly St.,
San Antonio . . . Bruce B. Camp-
bell, Jr., is Supply Service Supt.,
for the Proctor Electric Mfg. Co.,
Willow Grove, Pa., and gets mail
at 309 Evans Ave.
Lt. Col. Victor M. Wallace has
been in Japan since Sept., 1945,
and commanded a battalion all that
time, participated in two battle
campaigns and wears the Bronze
Star, Combat Infantry Badge and
three theater ribbons. He is
changing his adress to Rockwall,
Texas, and expects to be home in
time for the Victory Homecoming
April 19-20-21.
E. V. Bond is working for Baroid
Sale Division in Houston and gets
his mail at Box 1261, Route 1, of
that city.
John T. Kirby is still in India but
is expected at his home at 2421 S.
Shepherd Drive, Houston 6, Tex-
as, sometime in March.
Major Barton W. D. Cordell, 3809
Pershing St., Fort Worth, was a
recent visitor on the campus, He
spent 38 months in the Birming-
ham Ord. District as negotiator. He
and Mrs. Cordell have a three year
old son and before going into serv-
ice, the Major was a saleman for
the Texas Steel Company, of Fort
Worth.
1939
Robert M. Adams
3612 19th Street
Pt. Arthur, Texas
J. Wayne Stark is enjoying his
work with Anderson Clayton and
may be addressed at Gulf Atlantic
Warehouse Company, Fifth Ward,
Houston.
Capt. Wm. E. Lawson is on term-
inal leave and will resume his
work with the FSA at Abilene.
Earl F. Thomas came back from
the ETO recently where he served
with the 82nd Airborne Div. He
plans to go to work for the Sun
Oil Company as a Production En-
gineer and will be located in Beau-
mont until the middle of April. At
that time he and Mrs. Thomas will |.
go to Nova Scotia for the Com-
pany and will live in Amherst, Nova
Scotia.
R. B. “Bill” Livingston has re-
turned from Italy and getting
mail at 628 Hawthorne St., Hous-
ton 6, Texas.
Lt. Comdr. Kenneth D. Brad-
shaw, pilot in the Naval Air Corps,
returned to the states last Novem-
ber. He plans to remain in service.
Present mailing address: Naval
Air Station, ATU, Box 2, Banana,
Fla. , . . Capt. George W. Staples
received his discharge in January
and is now employed by the U. S.
Engineers in Galveston.
Capt. Dial Martin is expected to
return to College Station and re-
turn to his teaching position with
the Entomology Department of the
college sometime in March. His
mailing address is Box 1067, Col-
lege Station.
Gordon C. Hall, 6438 Pinehurst,
Houston, was a recent campus visi-
tor. He is an engineer with Kelley
Mfg. Co., of that city.
Major W. A. Orth, Jr., has re-
turned to Dallas after nearly five
years of army service. He is visit-
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
A. Orth, ’13, 3445 Hanover. Major
Orth has been in the coast artillery
and left a censorship post in Japan
when he was returned to the states
for terminal leave.
Capt. Martin T. Sealy, Box 293,
Route 1, Olympia, Washington, was
a February visitor on the campus.
He spent 2 months overseas and
earned two battle stars for the
campaigns of Anguar Isle and Ver-
sian. He was married in 1943 to
Miss Helen Hooman of Aberdeen,
Washington. He was enroute to
his job with the Credit Department
of the Puget Sound Power and
Light Co., at the time of his visit.
Jack F. Vick is home from the
wars and getting mail at 902
South College Avenue, Bryan, Tex-
as . ... Wm, Harold Frazier is
farming at Route 4, McKinney. . .
Thomas E. Franklin is working
for the Frank Ball Trucking Com-
pany and getting mail at 3611
Hemphill, Fort Worth 10.
Wm. G. Yates is getting mail at
1331 Glen Oak, Shreveport, La. . .
James M. Jones is a Mister again
and working for a citrus organiza-
tion in the Rio Grande Valleye. His
mailing address is Elsa, Texas. . ,.
John C. Rice is enjoying terminal
leave at Munday, Texas . . . Capt.
James A. Rutherford is still hav-
ing to spend some time at McClos-
key General Hospital, Temple, but
his mail may be sent to his home
at 3228 Washington St., Green-
ville, Texas. He advised the Asso-
ciation Office that James Jr., is
now twenty months old.
Henry F. New has accepted the
position of Manager, Coastal Bend
Milk Producers Association, 1522
Clodah Drive, Corpus Christi, Tex-
88 . +». Both B. Parker spent
three and half years in service
and over two years of that time
in the ETO. He was a Master Sgt.,
at the time of discharge. His pre-
sent mailing address is 509 N.
4th St., Crockett, Texas.
A. L. Wilkinson is with the Petty
Geophysical Engineering Company,
San Antonio 6, Texas . . . Phillip
Medellin, recently released from
the navy, has returned to his pre-
war job with the U. S. Customs,
Laredo. Newt R. Watkins
being offered to the Agricultural spent 43 months in service but is
out now and getting mail at NTAC,
Arlington, Texas. . . . Capt. John
L. Deavenport returned in Febru-
ary from 6 months in India. He
spent 4% years in service. Mailing
address is 3 N. 6th St., Temple,
Texas,
Glenn G. Wisenbacker, Jr., is
stock farming at Elizabeth, La. . .
Bill Burton was promoted to Lit.
Col. while on terminal leave. He
was released in January after 51
months of service, two years of
which were spent in Panama. The
Burtons will move into their new
house soon. Bill is Ass’t Business
Manager of the Southwestern Gen-
eral Hospital, El Paso, Texas.
Norman Irving Zelman has re-
turned from the ETO with the
rank of Lt., and has received his
discharge from service, He is as-
sociated with the Star Engraving
Company, Houston.
Dick Todd, former star back with
the Texas Aggies who ended the
1945 season with the Washington
Redskins pro gridders, will help
the coaching staff at the Univer-
sity of Oklahoma during the spring
practice.
1940
Capt. F. Max McCallar
APO 11738, ¢/o Pm,
New York, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs.: Capt. William A.
Hamilton, Jr.; Capt. Robley David
Evans; Capt. James Estill Wall.
Lt. Col. Berry F. Davis is home
on terminal leave after four years
of military service. Several months
were spent in the Pacific. He and
Mrs. Davis live at 402% Fifth St.,
Dallas. Col. Davis plans to enter
the contracting business with his
father and brother Floyd G. Davis.
Sam P. Davenport has been sepa-
rated from the service and is again
in civilian life. He has gone into
X-Ray business with H, A. Glover
and their firm is known as Glover
& Davenport. Sam gets his mail
at 927 South Mont Clair, Dallas
11, Texas.
Stanley F. Krogstad is back in
school to finish his M. E. course
after four and half years of ser-
vice He served three years and
three months with the U. S. Eng.
Corps in the Pacific and was re-
leased with the rank of First Lieut.
His mailing address is Box 2534,
College Station.
Harlan Furry gets mail at 2305
Neches St., Beaumont, Texas, . . .
Capt. and Mrs. William A. Hamil-
ton, Jr. will live at Galveston up-
on their return from their honey-
moon trip to Mexico City. They
were married on February 3.
Gilbert P. Rhoten is AET M2/c
and stationed at the USNATTC,
Ward School, Corpus Christi. . .
. Major Charles R. McClintick is at
school getting mail at Box 2244,
College Station, following his re-
turn from the Pacific, where he
served with the 500th Bm. Grp. . .
Major J. K. Barton served 23
months in the Pacific and is back
in school doing graduate work in
Animal Husbandry. Mailing ad-
dress: Box 2932, College Station.
Charles Kroll, 1418 West Sixth,
Freeport, is mighty proud of his
son born November 15. The Krolls
also have a daughter two years
old. . . . John Huebel served two
years in the Pacific and is now
working for Lane-Wells, McAllen,
Texas. . . . Harry McPherson has
had a busy time lately. He received
a promotion of Lieutenant in the
Top American Saddle Horse Group Given Texas A. & M.
Edgar W. Brown, Jr., Orange, Texas, capitalist, rancher,
Department of the Agricultural and Mec
horses in the South. Included in his gift
Show and other top shows; and
sessor of an outstanding record
of the outstanding champions of the breed.
acting head of the Animal Husbandry Depa
D. W*Williams,
shipbuilder, presents to the Animal Husbandry
hanical College of Texas a group of the finest American saddle
8, € were six famous mares from the Pinehurst Stables, among which
were “American Model,” a winner of championships at the Kentucky State Fair, Chicago Charter Jubilee
“Jingle Bells,” shown in the fine harness and five-gaited classes, and pos-
> 5 ] of winnings. Also given to the College was the stallion, “Proctor’s Red
Light,” an outstanding show horse who has sired a long string of winners, including “Man of Destiny,” one
Shown as the gift is presented are, left to right, F. I. Dahlberg,
rtment; Owen Garrigan, college horseman; Brown, and Lt. Col.
head of the Animal Husbandry Department, who has just returned to the campus.
:xpects to return to Germany at the
he expiration of his leave.
Elton E. Hooser is with the U.
3. Custom’s Office, Hickam Field,
Honolulu, Hawii. . . . W. C. Davis,
Jr. js with the Humble Qil & Ref.
Co., 672, Kingsville, Texas. .
Capt. H. F. Schwarzenmach has
hanged his address to 1875th SU
3th S Med. Branch, Room 605,
"| Dallas 2, Texas.
Lt. Charles K. Baker returned
from the ETO in January where he
spent two and half years. He is
living at Route 1, Corsicana, Tex-
as. . , . Hi. K. Eisenhauer has
been discharged from service and
getting mail at Route 5, Box 451,
San Antonio 7, Texas.
1943
Dan R. Sutherland
Box 1856
Mr. and Mrs.: Lt. James Q. Er-
win; Lt. Gerald J. Rolnick; Lt.
(jg) R. Odell Brooks.
Silver Taps: Capt. A. S.“Buck”
Ware, Jr.; Lt. Howell R. Young.
Lt. Stanley J. Marwil, 620 N.
Marshall, Henderson, Texas, has
just returned home from Japan
and has received his discharge
from the Army. He reports seeing
Bill Amis at Tyler, Texas. They
would like to hear from O. L. Cul-
berson, Doc Munson and the rest
of the members of the ’43 Band.
Lt. George W. “Happy” Russell,
Eagle Pass, is in Munich, Germany,
address: Service Co., Hq. 3rd Mili-
tary Govt. Regt.,, APO 43, N.Y.C.
W. L. Ulich, Caldwell, has been
granted the Texas Cottonseed
Crushers’ Assoc. graduate fellow-
ship, and will conduct his research
work on the Brazos River Planta-
tion owned by the College. Ulich,
a national 4-H Club winner in
Navy, was released from active
duty and be came the proud papa
of a son all within a month’s time.
His mailing address is Aircraft
Range Section, Armitage Field,
NOTS, Inyokern, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. James Estill Wall
as living at Grapevine following
their recent marriage. James was
a Japanese prisoner of war. He
was released with the rank of
Captain ... Walter W. Sullivan and
his bride are getting mail at 1501
McDuffie, Houston. Walter is em-
ployed as engineer for the J. W.
Bateson Company of that city. . .
. . W. H. Dwyer has changed ad-
dress to 1655 Norfolk, Apt. 1,
Houston 6, Texas.
Jess R. McCann may be reached
at 1330 W. Agarita St., San Anton-
io. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer D.
Jones and their three year old son
are living on the campus while
Mortimer attends school. He has
just been released from 27 months
service in the navy. . » . Capt.
Barnett Leathers is on terminal
leave and at Novice, Texas, Box
33.
Charles L. Wilborn has received
his discharge from the army and
making his home at Anahuac,
Texas. . .. ,  Capt.. Philip E. Boc-
quet is getting mail at Box 783,
Beeville, Texas. Billy: =D.
Groose is at Mason, Texas. . . .
Virgil Klump is with the Gulf Oil
Company, 6165 Goliad St., Dallas,
Texas.
James O. Morgan, former para-
trooper, is with Leslie Lowry Inc.
Co., Tex Theatre Bldg., Jasper,
Texas. . . . Alvin A. Price has re-
turned to school and is studying
veterinary medicine. His mailing
address is Box 726, College Sta-
tion.
1941
Thomas B. Richey
Western Wool and Mohair
Box 449, San Angelo, Texas
Mr. and Mrs.: Capt. James K.
Winsor; Lt. Cyron Simmons; Major
Joe Robinson Barron.
Silver Taps: T/Sgt. Tommy
Glass.
Richard Porter recently received
his discharge from the Navy and
is living at Cason, Texas. Before
entering service, Richard worked
for the Army Ordnance Depart-|:
ment at Aberdeen Proving Ground
and in Washington. While over-
seas he was attached to Fleet Air
Wing Two,
Major King Moss, 1010 Diablo
Avenue, Chabot Terrace, Vallejo,
Calif., still proud of the arrival
of a son in January had the further
pleasure of discharging from the
Marine Corps Sgt. William G. Har-
rell, ’42, winner of the Congression-
al Medal of Honor. The event was
covered by a story and pictures in
the nation’s press. Shortly after
his discharge Sgt. Harrell was
married and plans to return to the
Rio Grande Valleye where his home
is at Mercedes.
George Fuermann has been
named Labor Editor of the “Hous-
ton Post” following his release
from the Army at Camp Shelby.
He has been plenty busy covering
for the “Post” the troubled labor
conditions in Houston this spring.
Lt. Col. Bill Becker was a camp-
us visitor in February while on
leave. His home is at Kaufman and
his next assignment is unknown.
He holds a regular commission and
has seen long service in the Pacific.
Capt. Francisco S. Planadeball
has returned to his home at 1-C
Park St., Santurce, Puerto Rico,
and enjoying terminal leave. . . .
Harold L. Hausman is at Eagle
Pass, P. O.. Box 7... ... Capt: John
0. Paco is out of the service and
an engineer for Murray College,
600 Poplar St., Murray, Ky.
Capt. Jim Riley Jones, 2008 Co-
lumbus, Waco, Texas, was a re-
cent visitor on the campus. He
spent two years in the ETO and
expects to be out of service this
year. His next assignment was un-
known at the time of his visit. .
. . Eugene R. Curtan is a Major
with the 14th Q.M. Training Bat-|,
talion, Camp Lee, Va. . . . Major
Robert O. Van Horn, 15 F.A. Bn.
2nd Div., Camp Swift, wants to
hear from Billy Joe Adams, last
heard of at 202 Oil & Gas, Hous-
ton, Texas.
Ernest L. Horton, Jr. has chang-
ed his address to 1528 Hampton
Road, Dallas 11, Texas. . . . Lt.
Claude V. Breithaupt, Jr. has been
transferred to Post QM Branch,
Camp Kilmer, New Jersey.
Ira B. Stitt, Jr. has moved to 211
N. 5th St., Marlow, Okla.
Lt. John E. Cottle is in the
army of occupation in Bremen,
Germany, with the 72nd I. M.
Base Depot, APO 751, ¢/o P. M,,
New: York, N. °¥. .°... . Richard
Hardison, Box 2939, College Sta-
tion, is doing graduate work. He
has just returned from 18 months
in the ETO. Mrs. Hardison is mak-
ing her home at College Station
with him.
Wm. Clarkson has been
charg 'd from the Navy and is
employed by the Oil City Iron
Works, Corsicana, Texas. .. . Lt.
Chas. S. Williams, Jr. is with the
713rd Sig. AW Co., APO 729, c/o
PM, Seattle, Wash. . .. Lt. G. W.
Crawford, USNR, has changed his
address to 209 Robin Hood Road,
Sherwood Gardens, Norfolk, Va.
Lt. Edwin H. Ivey, Jr. is station-
ed with the Weather Section, Sqd.
A, 999th AAF Base Unit, AAF
Center, Orlando, Fla. He expects
to be in school for the summer
term. . . . Ellis S. Marks is in the
butcher supply business with his
father in San Antonio and his
firm is known as the Dave Marks
Butchers’ Supply Co., 910 S. St.
Mary’s St., of that city.
Joe E. Cabaniss is home at
Brenham, Texas. His last station
was at Ft. Meade, Md. . . . Capt.
Geo. J. Motz, Box 2346, College
Station, is doing graduate work in
Horticulture. He returned from
the Pacific in January. Mrs. Motz
is making her home at College
Station with George.
Joe H. Wellborn has left his
station at Ft. Knox and is in Hous-
ton getting mail at 4710 Texas
Avenue. He is employed by the
Humble Oil Company. . . . Russell
R. Riggs is at 508 E. Nueces, Vie-
toria, Texas.
Lt. Edward Flores, USN, is get-
ting mail at the USS Dayton CL
105, c/o FPO, San Francisco, Calif.
..d.. B.. Button, 2522 Waitt St.,
dis-
Apt. 2D, Schenectady, 4, N. Y.
sends greetings. . . . Dave B.
Yarbrough is with the Highway
Department, 303 Warren Avenue,
Gilmer, Texas.
Chas. W. Beckham gets mail at
General Delivery, Paris, Texas. . .
Capt. Sidney A. McDonald has
returned from overseas and is sta-
tioned at Quarters 328, D, Hwy.
40, Ft. Riley, Kansas. . . . John
M. Stephens is with an Anti-Tank
Co. 23rd Inf. 2nd Div. Camp Swift,
and holds the rank of Captain. He
was expecting to be transferred in
the near future to Ft. Lewis, Wash-
ington. Harry F. Warnke has
changed his address to 3103 An-
thony Drive, Texarkana.
Mrs. Ollie M. Ellis, Edgewood,
Texas, writes that her husband,
Lt. Ollie M. Ellis, 32nd Statistical
Control Unit, APO 633, c/o PM,
New York, N. Y. is in Weisbaden,
Germany, and she and their two
children expect to join the Lt. as
soon as possible. They have a
daughter, Patricia Ann, four and
half years, and a son, Patrick Mec-
Laurin, four and half months, The. .
Ellises were married when Ollie
was a Freshman at A. & M.
John Kimbrough, two-time all-
American back, is in Houston aft-
er four years of service. He says
that if the professional football
clubs continue to make the kind of
offers they have, he might try his
hand at pro ball. . . . Thomas Mec-
Cullough, Jr. is employed at the
Texas Power & Light Co., Box
6331, Dallas 2, Texas.
E. Wayne Pettit is home from the
wars at Throckmorton, Texas. .
John B. DuBose is on terminal
leave at 2001 Hillcrest, Fort Worth,
Texas, . . . Capt. Wm. B. Burk-
lin is Civil Engineer with the
Humble Oil and Ref. Co., Tyler,
Texas.
Leon W. Cason is still teaching
vocational agriculture at Era,
Texas. . . . Richard Wm. Carter is
doing Animal Research with the],
Bureau of Animal Research,
USDA, Hyattsville, Maryland. .
Peter A. Coussoulis is getting
mail at Box 2777, College Station.
Dr. Ted E. Franklin has charge
of the laboratory of the Texas
State Livestock Sanitary Commis-
sion, Fort Worth, 405 N. Retta
St. . . . John W. Fuller is ranch-
ing at San Angelo and getting
mail at 19 N. Abe St. . . . Lester
J. Pruett is Landscape Architect
at the University of Texas, 3406
Cedar St., Austin. . . . Carl Read,
. Jr. is on terminal leave and has
.[2126. Capt. Rice will enter the
1939, originally entered the college
as the 6000th student to register
for the fall semester which broke
all existing attendance records at
the College. He entered on proceeds
of $300 cash scholarship awarded
for his proficiency as a 4-H Club
boy in raising cotton, hogs and beef
cattle. Upon gradution, he joined
the Army Air Corps, and flew
C-54 ships over the Himalayas in
the CBI. He flew the hump on 58
missions safely and came home a
first lieutenant wearing the Dis-
tinguished Flying Cross, the Air
Medal and the Chinese Memorial
Medal. He is married and has one
child.
Capt. William H. Bender is liv-
ing at 310 S. Edgefield, Dallas.
He was a recent visitor on the
campus while in terminal leave. .
. . Geo. C. Schleeter, Jr., is in school
and getting mail at Box 2527,
College Station. . . . Lt. Dan S.
Lansdon is back from overseas
and getting mail at 18 Fairview
Ave. Hatboro, Pa. . . . Capt. Lor-
an E. Maples, Box 100 Bonham, re-
turned in January from 30 months
in the Pacific. He expects to re-
turn to school in June.
Lt. John M. Wilkinson returned
to the states in February and is
living at Sour Lake, Tex., Box 415.
He spent 26 months in the Pacific.
. . . Milton A. Beard has changed
his address to Cleveland, Texas,
Box 83. ... Lt. (jg) John Henry
Pritchard, 2410 Lasker Street,
Waco, Texas, was in service two
and half years, sixteen months of
which were spent in the Pacific.
Lt. Harriott O. Kunkel has been
in Japan since September, 1945
and at present is at Takaka, in
the army of occupation. His mail-
ing address is 303 F.A. Bn. 97th
Inf. Div., APO 445, c/o PM, San
Francisco, Calif. . . . Edward T.
Rafferty, Jr. is at Gruver, Texas. .
. . Dr. Thomas M. Gordon, Jr. gets
mail at Box 68, Breckenridge,
Texas.
Lt. Spencer R. Baen is at AAA
Norman C. Henry is a civilian | School, Box 363, Fort Bliss, Texas.
again and living at 806 N. Vir-|... Lt. (jg) R. Odell Brooks, Box
ginia St., Terrell, Texas. . .| 311, College Station, has returned
Capt. B. J. Kulhanek returned from | from 19 months in Brazil and is
the ETO in November and is sta-|living on the campus. He was mar-
tioned at Co. D. W.D.P.C.,, Fort |ried on Sept. 8 to Miss Mildred
Lewis, Washington. . . Henry | Nell Evans, of Corsicana.
W. Hasse, Jr., retired with the rank | Geo. K. Mallard is back from the
of Capt. and with his wife and |wars and is an investgator for the
daughter is enjoying terminal | Life Division of the State Insur-
leave at Weimar, Texas. He ex-|ance Dept. with headquarters at
pects to begin work with Carna-| Bryan. He and Mrs. Mallard are
tion Milk Company in Houston
the rank of Capt. Mailing address
is Box 366, Bridgeport, Texas.
1942
James B. Hervey
2305 Park St.
Greenville, Texas
Mr. and Mrs.: Sam H. Young;
Capt. Frank R. Anderwald; Capt.
James Lewis Dunn, Jr.
James Bentley has received his
release from the Navy and is
getting mail at Central YMCA,
Room 499, 909—4th Avenue, Seat-
tle 4, Washington. He is planning
to be on hand for the Victory
Homecoming April 19-20-21.
Major Ben R. McConnell, Jr.,
was recently released from the
Army Ordnance Department, He
saw long service in the CBI. He is
now Experimental Engineer with
Sunnen Products Company of St.
Louis and with his wife and one
child lives at 2747 Bartold Avenue,
St. Louis 17, Mo.
Lt. Edwin C. Cass, who returned
to the States from overseas duty
in Sept., 1945, was released from
active duty in Februarv. He gets
his mail at Box 332, Haskell, Tex-
as . . . .Lt. Robert T. Cooper, a
member of the 82nd Airborne Div.,
is at his home at 211% S. Peak,
Dallas, on terminal leave. Lt. Coo-
per wears three battle stars, an
Arrowhead and the Presidential
Unit Citation.
Capt. Melvin P. Roberts, writes
that he is homeward bound and
soon will be at 830 Pomona Ave-
nue, “Albany "6," Calif. .".- 7, Lt.
Clarence E. Calvert, Box 2321, Col-
lege Station, is in school studying
Management Engineering. He was
in service three years and 8
months. . . . Capt. and Mrs. Wm.
C. O’Kelley were recent campus
visitors. Their mailing address is
2017 Brun: St.,. Houston. Capt.
O’Kelley spent 14 months in Afri-
ca, 7 months in the ETO and 4%
months in the Pacific. He earned
two battle stars.
living at 408 East 27th St., Bryan.
Mrs. Mallard will be remembered
as the former Miss Lena Marie
Adams. . . . Capt. Jack M. Dar-
den is located at Harlingen, Tex-
as, Box 648.
1944
Lt. Gus Boesch, AGO-GHQ, AFRAC
APO 500, c/o P.M., San Francisco,
Mr. and Mrs.: Paul Heath; Lt.
Harry E. Harper; Dr. C. H. Hudd-
leston; John K. Stapp; Jack A.
Ruttenberg.
Proud Papa: V. P. Kelly.
Lt. Leslie L. Burns, Jr., is radar
officer to the New York Port of
Embarkation, where he supervises
the installation and repair of radar
sets on army transports. He was
sent overseas to the India-Burma
theater as the officer in charge
of one of the agencies installation
teams but returned by special or-
ders from Philadelphia and as-
signed to his post in New York.
He is the son of Leslie L. Burns,
21, of New York City. Leslie’s
wife resides at 35 Putnam St.
Somerville 43, Mass.
Lt. Harry E. Harper, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harper, is
on terminal leave at his home at
Levelland after serving in a com-
bat engineering unit of the U. S.
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Jr. is out of service and in school
getting mail at Box 1714, College
Station. . . . Sgt. Luther W.
Reeves is at Weinhenstephen A &
T School, APO 206, c/o PM, New
York, N. Y. teaching dairying. . .
Wm. E. Burndrett held the rank
of Major at the time of release. He
is back in school and getting mail
at P. O. Box 1652, College Station.
1006 Travis Bldg.
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Jas. R. King, Jr., has been re-
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mail at Box 2946, College Station.
From Japan comes word that
Capt. Jewel C. Ramage will soon
be at his home in Iredell, Texas. .
. . Capt. John W. Lamb, Hdgs., G-4
R&D Div., APO 707, ¢/o PM, San
Francisco, Calif., reports that with
him are Guy Harrison, 40, Bob
Long, ’42, all sweating. out a. boat
ride home.
Walter H. Crump has received
his discharge after serving with
the 4th Marine Div. in the Pacific.
He is livahng at 600 Nathan, Mar-
shall, Texas. . . . Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence H. Connevey, 1404 St.,
Galena, Park, Texas, have a son
one year old. Lt. Connevey served
a year in the Pacific,
M/Sgt. Robert D. Harris is at
Dayton, Texas. . . . Cecil L.
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school, getting mail at box 5132,
College Station (South Station) .
. Capt. and Mrs. Lee Rice, Jr.
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. .. Capt. C. E. Ramsel, 56th Qm.
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