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THE TEXAS AGGIE
MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1946
Among
A. & M. MEN
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City, Kans., to serve his internship.
Dr. Willeford will go to the Uni-
versity of Wisconsin Hospital, Ma-
dison, Wis., and Dr. Rainey will
go to the Medical College of Vir-
ginia, at Richmond.
Charlie Haggard has been named
Southwest representative of the
Master Rule Mfg. Co. of New York
City. The company makes tapes
and rules of all kinds. Haggard’s
territory will include Texas, Lou-
isiana, Oklahoma, parts of Missi-
ssippi and Tennessee. His home
address is 3526 Rosedale, Dallas.
He will have a new address after
his marriage which is reported in
the Mr. and Mrs. column.
Lt. Charles H. Ham is with the
14th Hq. Det. Sp. Trps., Camp
Shelby, Miss. . .. Lt. and Mrs. Sam
F. Nesbit are living at 208A, E.
33rd St., Bryan, while Sam is in
school. Mr. and Mrs. Olin
E. Goldman are living at Route
1, Box 364, Tempe, Arizona. They
were recent visitors on the campus
following Olin’s return from the
Pacific.
1944
Lt. Gus Boesch, AGO-GHQ, AFRAC
APO 500, ¢/o P.M., San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs.: Charles Schumm
Foley; Lt. Earl M. Seay.
Proud Papa: Lt. J. Robert Lati-
mer.
Ray Couch, Lloyd Darwin, Sol
Forman, and Hugo Elmendorff, all
received their M. D. Degrees from
the University of Texas Medical
School in Galveston, March 2, 1946.
The Aggie did not learn where
Dr. Couch will serve as intern, but
Dr. Darwin will be at the John
Sealy Hospital, Galveston. Dr. For-
man at Mount Seni Hospital,
Cleveland, and Dr. Elmendorff at
Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit.
Thos N. Inglis, Jr., has returned
to school and is getting mail at
Box 4273. He was wounded in the
chest in April, 1945, and returned
to the states and hospitalized at
Brooke General Hospital, Mrs. In-
glis is making her home on the
campus.
James L. Allred, Box 457, Silver-
ton, Texas, was a recent campus
visitor. He has just been released
from the Navy after four years
service, a large part of it in New
Guinea and the Philippines. Jim-
my was meeting old friends on the
campus, particularly around the A.
& M. Press, where he worked as a
student and around the Battalion
office, He is thinking of going in-
to the newspaper field somewhere
in West Texas.
Samuel J. Chenoweth, 4024 Mof-
fett, Dallas 11, served overseas for
29 months and earned the Purple
Heart and three campaign stars.
He was released in February. . . .
Lt. Frank B. Swift, Jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Swift, 4031
Cole, Dallas, survivor of the sink-
ing of a Liberty ship in Italian
waters last December is home on
leave. His ship struck three mines,
and he was among forty-two crew |,
members saved . ... Lt. Jas Allen
Byrd, Yoakum, has re-enlisted as
a pilot in the air corps and he
and his wife and daughter will live
at his station in Kansas. . . . James
Vachule has returned to his home
in Yoakum from Guam and plans
to go to an eastern school for
special work in journalism . . . .
Walter B. Hall is special service
1006 Travis Bldg.
E. J. WENTWORTH, ’39
Licensed Civil Engineer
General Practice — Surveys — Design — Drafting
San Antonio 5, Texas
Phone C-0101
DICTAPHONE CORPORATION
1303 CAPITOL AVENUE
HOUSTON,
TELEPHONE GEORGE “DODY” SMITH, ’30
Capitol 9614
FOR MODERN BUSINESS EXPEDITING
DICTAPHONE ELECTRONIC DICTATING MACHINES
TELEPHONE CONVERSATION AND CONFERENCE
RECORDING EQUIPMENT
2, TEXAS
R. 0. BARTHOLOMEW, ’25
BARTHOLOMEW & DeBRUIN
CONSULTING MECHANICAL ENGINEERS
541 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
HOUSTON, TEXAS
PHONE C4-2960
N. M. DeBRUIN, °26
Just a Reminder .
Fire
Bonds
Automobile
Contractors Equipment
Workmen’s Compensation
Phone C-8428 4
Commercial & Personal Insurance
Truck lines—Long and Short Haul
CRCIL W. CROW. "38
FOR PERSONAL ATTENTION, ASK FOR CECIL W. CROW, ’38
109 Thomas Bldg. »
Personal Property
Public Liability
Hospitalization
Livestock
Marine
Life
Dallas, Texas
| officer, 306th Inf., APO 77, c/o
P.M., San Francisco, and stationed
in Hokadate, Japan oJ
Samuel G. Gammon is with Engr.
Section, Hq. Western Base Section,
APO 518, ¢/o P.M., New York. He
is the son of Dr. and Mrs, S. R.
Gammon, II, of College Station.
Raymond C. Gorsycki was re-
leased from service in January. He
spent one year in the ETO and 7
months in the Pacific. Mailing ad-
dress: Box 165, College Station,
Texas . . . . Capt. Wesley S. Bul-
ler, Jr., Brookshire, Texas, will
return to school in June. He spent
16 months in the ETO and earned
the Bronze Star, Purple Heart
and three battle stars.
Anyone knowing the address of
Tom Long and Bob Rappeport
please send in to the Association
Office. Gus Carleson, College Sta-
tion, would like to hear from them
.... Lt. J. Robert “Bob” Latimer
is in Japan with a P-51 outfit and
Mrs. Latimer and James Robert
Latimer, III, born on March 7 are
living at 1406 McGowan, Little
Rock, Arkansas.
Robert L. Schultz is at College
Station, Box 4486 . . . . Louis C.
Hudson, Jr., is home at Somerville,
Texas after service in the ETO
.... Earl M. Seay, Route 5, Forres-
ton, Texas, is home from the wars.
He was married in January to Miss
Winnie Standley from Houston . .
. Harlan E. Wright is at 1005
Connor, Paris, Texas.
Walter E. Lamm, Jr., is Ice
Plant Operator for the George
West Utilities, George West, Tex-
as. . . . John E. Marsh, Jr., gets
mail at the College Hospital, Col-
lege Station. . . . Alvin C. Leske,
Jr. is back in school and living at
107 Williamson Drive, Bryan, Tex-
as.
Lt. Arthur W. Picone is at home
in Brenham after two years in the
ETO. He was in service 33 months
with the 87th Division. He holds
six battle stars, the Presidential
Unit Citation. He plans to return
to A. & M. in June. :
Capt. J. R. von Sprecken is with
the 27th Engr. Regt. APO 322,
c/o PM, San Francisco, Calif. . .
. Joe L. Kaspar has been promot-
ed to the rank of Captain and get-
ting mail at Hq. Comd. USFET,
APO 757, ¢/o PM, New York, N.
Y.... Jack A. Ruttenberg is with
Terry’s Jewelry Store, 24 S. First,
Temple, Texas. He was recently
married to Miss Hilda Laura Ru-
bel of Waco.
Lt. John H. Bannister gets mail
at 95 Bryden Circle, Honeycutt
Place, Fayetteville; N. C. He is
Battery Commander at his post.
1945
Jerry D. Ferrel
Box:11
College Station, Texas
Mr. and Mrs.: Thomas Howard.
Silver Taps: Winifred T. Rapp;
Lt. Pat N. Roberts, Jr.; Lt. Herbert
J. Weeren; Lt. Odis B. Torbett.
Roland S. Zeigler, Jr., is back in
school, P.O. Box 2809, College Sta-
tion, Texas.
Delma R. Alford is home from
overseas at Waelder, Texas . . . .
Joe Pierce Geiselman spent 14
months in the Pacific with a total
of three years service. He plans to
return to school in September. He
is living for the present at 3017
Jarrard, Houston.
M/Sgt. Richard N. Brennan, P.
0. Box 2413, College Station, was
in Italy for 20 months. He is out
of the service and re-entered A. &
M. the spring term. . .. Lt. S. G.
Swenson gets mail at 1st Sqd. 9th
Grp., APO 336, c/o PM, San Fran-
cisco, Calif.
Yt. Jerry R. Ratcliff, Co. K.,
17th Inf. APO 7, e/o P.M. San
Francisco, Calif., would like to hear
from the “C’” Battery Coast men
.... Charles S. Foley gets mail at
412 Texas Bank Bldg., Dallas . . . .
Dr. George Strickhausen, III, is
practicing veterinary medicine at
Galveston, 1426N1-2 St. . . . How-
ard C. Walker is a civilian again
at 235 Central St., Central Falls,
R. I, and plans to be back in school
in September.
Lt. Arthur C. Smith is getting
mail at 309 Federal Bldg. Lub-
bock, Texas. . . . Pfe. W. J. Sloan,
Jr. is overseas with the CWSH-
20th SS Co. 7th Army Sqgs. So.
City, APO 209, c/o PM, New York.
. . . ditto for Lt. Charles D. Nash,
638 Port Co., APO 322, c/o PM,
San Francisco, Calif.
One of the confirmed ’45’ers is
altar bound—Tom Howard and Miss
Reba Hendrix will be married on
April 18. . i. Charlie M. Baker
has been promoted to the rank of
1st Lt. and has been assigned to
Camp Hood, 160th Arm’d Sign. Co.
. . . Joseph W. Langston is at 2216
Chestnut, Fort Worth . . . . An-
drew Findley Lavender was with
the 8th Air Force in the ETO for
600D SEED GROW
H.-A IW i Ce :
Certified SWEET SUDAN grown by J. W. Jennings, Plainview, Texas,
E. V. Williams, Farwell, Texas, and R. G. Evans, Santa Anna, Texas, at
Registered Sweet Sudan
Hegari and Early Hegari
Black Hull Kafir
Imperial Kafir
Bomita
We offer the following
seed in small lots F.O.B.
Farwell, Texas
Red Top Cane Seed
African Millet also German
Hegari also Early Hegari
phe TT SNA ll $35.00 Common Sweet Sudan ..... $12.00
CERTIFIED FIELD SEED — BLUE TAGGED
$7.50 Martin also Plainsman Milo ............. $7.50
7.50 Double Dwarf also Quadroon .............. 7.50
7.50 Midland Milo also Westland ................. 7.50
7.50 Atlas Sargo’ 9.00
Selected Seed From Certified Parent Stock, Bagged, Tested and Tagged
Sa caddies $8.00 Regular Sudan $7.50
EAA TRI ty 0 6.50 Orange Cane also Atlas Sargo .............. 6.50
IT 4.50 Martin also Plainsman Milo ................. 450
4.50 Combine Kafir also Red Kafir ....... 4.50
Black Hull Kafir
“We will make delivery in lots of 200 bags or more via truck at an additional price
for delivering. If you need Field Seed, let us fill your requirements.”
HENDERSON GRAIN & SEED CO.
Phone 3501
Farwell, Texas
30 months. He has been discharged
and he and his wife are living at
College Station while he attends
school. Their mailing address is
Box 2613.
Lt. Will H. Gordon was a re-
cent visitor on the campus while
on leave from Camp Roberts, Calif.
He entered service through the
ERC and went overseas, was selec-
ted for OCS and came back to Fort
Benning where he was commission-
ed on June 19, 1945. He plans to
remain in the army and is expect-
ing another overseas assignment.
. . . Holden L. Whipple is with the
Cedar Crest Ranch, Bandera, Tex-
as.
Pfc. Don M. Howeth is in the
2nd Arm’d Div., Co. D. So. Camp
Hood, Texas. .
bach is getting mail at Box 2009,
College Station. . .. Cecil Weil has
been promoted to 1st. Lt. and is
with the War Crimes Invest. Det.
APO 175, ¢/o PM, San Francisco,
Calif. He is stationed in Manila.
Michael H. Shirm has received
his commission as Second Lt. and
is PX Officer, servicing over 1000
men in Regensburg, Germany. His
mailing address is Hq. Co. D. 3rd
Mil. Gov. Regt.. APO 403, c/o PM,
New York, N. Y. ... Albert K.
Sparks returned to the states in
February after 26 months in the
Pacific. He and Mrs. Sparks visited
the campus in late February and
are at home in Baytown, Box 1222.
1946
Mr. and Mrs.: Bart U. Haltom.
Temple R. Kennedy, Brownwood,
Texas, served with the Army Of-
fice of Strategic Services behind
Japanese Lines in Asia, and was
awarded the Bronze Star for hero-
ism in helping a wounded comrade
to safety during an ambush be-
hind enemy lines near Loilem, Bur-
ma, on May 25, 1945. . . . Ensign
C. Sumner Hunter gets mail at
1207 Floral St. N.W. Washington
12, ‘De Caiis wns Billy M. Legler
has been promoted to the rank of
Sgt and is now in the famous
Second Infantry Division, Camp
Swift, Texas.
S/Sgt. Melvin C. Sueltenfuss has
returned to his home at South San
Antonio, Texas, and getting mail
at Box 669 . ... Kenneth Joe Hig-
gins is getting mail at Box 2482,
College Station. He spent 8 1-2
months in the ETO. . . . Ensign
Barney “John” Taylor is stationed
in Subic Bay in the Personnel Dept.
of a receiving station and gets mail
at R. S. 3002, Box 110, c/o FPO,
San Francisco, Calif.
E. Ellis Garlington, Jr., EM 3/c
gets mail at Bks. 1503 L. E., Camp
Moffet, Great lakes, Ill. . . . .
Billy J. Richardson has just re-
cently been inducted in the army
and is stationed at Fort Sam Hous-
ton, Co. I, Section 1, W.D.P.C....
Elton B. Claunch is at Silsbee, Tex-
as.
William A. Wasson is back in A.
& M. following release from serv-
ice. He entered the service in July
1943 and took a competitive exam-
ination for the U. S. Coast Guard
in New London, Conn. He and Miss
Mary Lee Williams, of Oakridge,
La., were married December 23,
1945.
Seth M. Gibson was discharged
from the navy in February, having
served 38 months. He is now en-
rolled in A. &M. and residing at
505 East 27th St., Bryan, Texas
. . . . Harry J. Stove, Jr., entered
school in February after three
years and two months of service.
He was 1st Lt. and a pilot of B-
24’s in the 8th Air Force. He earn-
ed the Air Medal, Presidential
Unit Citation, and three battle
stars.
1947
Ensign James Grizzard has com-
pleted his work at the University
of Texas in the V-12 program and
until further notice will have mail
sent to his home at 1101 Enfield
Road, Austin,
Corporal Roy A. Sims, son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Sims, Hooks,
Texas, has been assigned to the
Infantry Training Detachment
School Troops, FAS, Fort Sill, and
has been awarded the Army Good
Conduct Medal . . . . James L.
Mertz received his commission in
the Navy at Texas University re-
cently and has been ordered to
Calif.
Arch McCullock is stationed at
Barracks 2, Corpus Christi, but due
to an expected transfer of stations
is having mail sent to his home at
3420 Cornell, Dallas 5, Texas .. . .
Paul A. Ostermayer is getting
mail at Box 282, La Marque, Tex-
as .... Lt. James B. Striplin, Jr.,
is overseas with the 534th Bn,
17th Reinf, Depot, APO 873, c/o
P.M. New York. . .. Paul Fleming
is attending Officers Candidates
School, 10th Co. 3rd STR, Ft. Ben-
ning, Ga.
Pvt. Donnell A, Ballard, Hq &
Hq. Co. T. C. School, N.O.A.A. B.
New Orleans 12, La, was a recent
campus visitor, . . . Ensign C. M.
“Dutch” Hohn is getting mail at
U.S.S. Franklin D. Roosevelt,
(CVB-42), ¢/o FPO, NY, N.Y...
. . Pfc. W. B. Peterman is getting
mail at 29th General Hospital, APO
901, c/o P.M., San Francisco, Calif.
. . . Pvt. John W. Wallace is get-
ting mail at 1513 N.W, 17th St.,
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. . . .
Wm. H. Lane is in Austin, A.S.N.
S.N.R., Roberts Hall. He reports
a brother, Lt. Bruce W. Lane, ’43,
still overseas . . . . John E. Re-
gan, Box 5075, South Station, Col-
lege Station, returned form Italy
with three battle stars. .., Walter
F. Hicks, SM 3/c, gets mail at
USS, L. S. M. (R) 531, St. John’s
River Gr., 16th Fleet, U.S. Atlantic
Fleet, Green Cove Sprig, Fla. His
father, Walter F. Hicks, lives at
235, 8th N.E., Paris, and is a
faithful supporter of the alumni
activities.
T/5 Ernest H. Wittig, III, is
with the 97th Army Ground Forces
Band, School Troops, FAS, Fort
Sill, Okla., and would like to hear
from Charlie West, ’47. Anyone
knowing the military address of
Charlie please send in to the Asso-
ciation Office. He was last heard
of in Marianna, Arkansas.
Arthur Gurwitz is out of service
and back in college getting mail
at Box 1676, College Station . . .
. Lloyd David Booker is with the
3rd Plt. Inf. Co. B., APO 21501,
¢/o P.M.,, New York. . .. William
T. Strother was in the Air Corps
for a year and half He is out
now and back at College getting
mail at Box 627, College Station.
1948
Robert J. Saxon, Goose Creek,
assigned to the Field Artillery
Motor Pool Detachment, FAS, Fort
Sill, has been promoted to Tech-
nician Fourth Grade. Before enter-
ing service, Sgt. Saxon was em-
ployed by the Humble Pipe Line
Co., Baytown. He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Saxon, Route
1, Goose Creek. . . . E. R. Baugh
is Seaman 1/c¢, RMS 17-46-3, Nav-
al Research Lab., Washington 20,
. . Edgar J. Schla-|D. C
Billie L. Crone, S 1/¢, 1s on Oki-
nawa, getting mail at USS Curtiss
Ave. 4, Div. N.,, ¢/o FPO, San
Francisco, Calif. . . . . Ben J.
Berkovsky, S 1/c¢, (AMM) gets
his mail at CASU 66, c/o FPO,
San Francisco, Calif, . . . Tom R.
Carter is T/5, and stationed with
Hq. Btry. AARTC, Fort Bliss, Tex-
as .... Pfe. C. J. Maisel, Jr., has
been attending Yale University and
expects to ship out to Japan as an
interpreter, His present mailing
address is Box 38, Phillips, Texas.
Pvt. Fred R. Buenrostro is sta-
tioned at the Marine Corps Base,
working in Personnel Classification
Section of Recruit Depot, San Die-
go, Calif . ... John E. Fox S A/C,
Dir. 7 (R.2), U.S.S. Chicago, CA
136, c/o FPO, San Francisco, Calif.
sends greetings . . . . Pvt. David
Gentry has changed his address to
Post Quartermaster, Depot of Sup-
ply, Barstow, Calif . . , . Jimmie
McGuire, S 2/¢, School of Aerology,
Hedron 14-1 F.A.W. 14, c/o FPO,
San Francisco, Calif., is anxious to
hear from some of his classmates.
MUSTER—
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address or at BOQ 663, Rm. 158, Naval
Air Station.)
SEBRING, Louis H. Alsmeyer, ’21, Box
381. (Aggies should phone Alsmeyer at
No. 53 for details of Muster.)
TAMPA-DREW FIELD, Major Sam F.
Langley, ’34, Asst. Director of Supply
& Maint., 326th AAF BU, MacDill Field.
GEORGIA
ATLANTA, Rock G. Tabor, ’10, Atlanta
Gas Light Co., Box 4569.
FORT BENNING-COLUMBUS, Lt. Ro-
land Bing, Jr., ’42, Reception Center,
Fort Benning. (Muster will be held on
the Post at the Lawson Field Chapel at
8:30 p. m., April 21.)
ILLINOIS
CHICAGO, Troy P. Wakefield,
N. Michigan Ave.
INDIANA
INDIANAPOLIS, D. H. Handley, Jr., ’33,
Box 408, Carmel.
IOWA
AMES, Frank E. Bortle, 31, 209 Hyland
’38, 180
FORT LEAVENWORTH, Capt. Wm. E.
Holland, ’43, Command & General Staff
School.
FORT RILEY, Major Henry F. Hauser,
’41, CIS-TCS.
TOPEKA, A. C. Keith, ’22, 114 Elmwood.
KENTUCKY
LOUISVILLE, Arthur W. Huff, ’25, 3239
Cross Bill Road.
LOUISIANA
BATON ROUGE, R. M. Craig,
Edison St.
CAMP POLK, Lt. James D. Gillespie, ’44,
808th Repl. Bn.
HOUMA, Thomas E. Holloway, ’08, Bureau
of Entomology.
LAFAYETTE, George H. Moore, ’29, 303
Myrtle St.
LAKE CHARLES, W. G. Castle, ’23, 224
Park Ave.
MONROE, Dr. Ralph W. Einhorn, ’41,
3802 Webster St.
NEW ORLEANS, E. J. DeuPree, ’25, 2721
Calhoun St.
SHREVEPORT, Joe T. Goodman, ’14, 322
Gladstone Blvd. (Muster will be held
at the Centenary College Chapel, Shreve-
port, at 8:30 a. m. A. & M. men, fami-
lies and friends invited.
MAINE
PORTLAND, Lt. R. H. Miller, Jr., ’43, %
Station Vet., Ft. Preble.
MARYLAND
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUNDS, Lt.
Rex F. Colwick, ’44, Automotive Div.,
Ord. Research & Development Center.
(Muster breakfast, thence to various
church services.)
BALTIMORE, Edwin Hayes, ’33, X-Ray
Div., Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. Co.
(Muster breakfast at Hotel Emerson,
Baltimore.)
EDGEWOOD ARSENAL, Capt. Clifton O.
Duty, ’42, CWS, ORP; Lt. Wm. F. El-
lis, ’43, Haq. ASFTC.
MASSACHUSETTS
BOSTON, Judson Neff, 28, Assoc. Prof.
of Industrial Management, Harvard Univ.
Soldiers Field.
PITTSFIELD, Jack R. Meador, °27, 19
Foote Ave.
MICHIGAN
ANN ARBOR, Walter F. Frey, ’32, 537
N. Main St. :
DETROIT, H. O. Von Rosenberg, ’20,
481 Neff Road, Grosse Pointe, Mich. (Ag-
gies in that area should call Von Rosen-
berg at Tuxedo 1-1971 or Fitzroy 0890,
Extension 81.)
EAST LANSING, Lt. Spencer B. Apple,
Jr., ’33. ¢% Hort. Dept., M.S.C. (Muster
at Apple home, 1214 E. Michigan Ave.
Lansing, at 8:30.)
MINNESOTA
MINNEAPOLIS, Col. Frank A. Hollings-
head, ’16, Hq. M.I.S.L.S., Fort Snelling.
Fort Snelling Memorial Chapel, 8:30 a.
m. A. & M. men, families and friends
invited.)
MISSISSIPPI
JACKSON, A. W. Kinnard, Jr., ’15, 1839
St. Ann St.
MISSOURI
MISSOURI
CAMP CROWDER, Lt. Helmut Sommer,
’44, Staff & Faculty, CSCS.
KANSAS CITY, Charles H. Koinm, ‘13,
647 E. 70th Terrace. (Immanuel Baptist
Church, 1335 Quinardo Blvd., Kansas City,
Kansas. A. & M. men, families and friends
invited.)
ST. LOUIS, John F. Grace, ’25, 1063 Wil-
son Ave., University City. (Muster will
_be held at the Pilgrim Congregational
Church. corner of Union Blvd.,, and
Kensington Ave., St. Louis, at 8:00 a.
m., April 21.)
’28, 416
GRAND ISLAND, Capt. Alfred J. Knippa,
’89, 876th Bm. Gp., Hq. AAF.
KEARNEY, Col. Henry Dittman, ’39,
Kearney.
LINCOLN, B. H. Hopkins, ’25, 2551
Worthington St.
OMAHA, W. George McCubbin, ’34, C.&
N. W. R. R. Bldg., 15th & Webster.
NEVADA
LAS VEGAS, Dr. Alfred I. Bernkrant, ’41,
Box 1348
NEW JERSEY
FORT MONMOUTH, Lt. Col. James J.
Wyly, 22, 146 Bath Ave., Long Branch.
NEW MEXICO
ALBUQUERQUE, Cyril Luker, ‘21, 1222
Tiveras.
CARLSBAD, Ernest P. Bell, ’22, 1028 N.
Almeda.
HOBBS, J. Hiram Moore, ’38, Box H.
MESILLA PARK, John T. Stovall, ’21,
Box 218.
ROSWELL, Wm. F. Madison, ’37, Box
255.
NEW YORK
NEW YORK CITY, Fred J. Bechert, 'll,
Graybar Building, 420 Lexington Ave.
SCHENECTADY, J. A. Taylor, Jr., ’40,
1311 State St.
NORTH CAROLINA
CHARLOTTE, A. B. Hoppe, °22, 1013
Independence Bldg. (General get-together
on Sunday evening.)
CHERRY POINT, Ens. John T. Lynch, ’43,
¢Public Works, M.C.A.S.
FORT BRAGG, Lt. Col. W. Earle Tardy,
’386, F. A. Serv. Test Sec., AGF Board
No. 1. (Main Post Chapel, 9:00 a. m.)
RALEIGH, Will B. Armstrong, "26, % N.
C. Cotton Growers Assn., Box 2419.
OHIO :
CINCINNATI, J. P. J. Peutet, ’17, 1227
Herschel Woods Lane.
CLEVELAND, George Quillen, "27, West-
inghouse Elec. Co., 1216 W. 58th St.
DAYTON-WRIGHT FELD, E. B. Mey-
nard, ’40, 607 W. Fairview, Dayton.
OKLAHOMA
BARTLESVILLE, James H. Collins, ’13,
RED. 2
CAMP GRUBER-MUSKOGEE, Capt. Jack
A. Boling, ’37, 1881 SCU, Camp Exch.,
Camp Gruber.
CHICKASHA, Will join Oklahoma City.
DUNCAN, Will meet with Fort Sill.
FT. SILL-LAWTON, Lt. Col. Winthrop
H. Rogers, ’28, Box 66, Lawton.
OKLAHOMA CITY, W. W. Pyeatt, ’89,
3600 N. W. 21st St.
TULSA, Earl E. Patterson, ’26, Mgr.
General Electric Co., 414 Natl. Bank
Bldg., of Tulsa.
OREGON
PORTLAND,Curtiss M. Everts, Jr., ’30,
816 Oregon Bldg.
PENNSYLVANIA
PHILADELPHIA, W. T. Askew, ’31,
Brookside Road, Wallingford. (Washing-
ton Memorial Chapel, Valley Forge Park,
3:30 pom. A. & M. families and friends
invited.)
PITTSBURGH, R. M. Landon, ’20, Box
1166 Gulf Bldg. (Episcopal Church on
corner of Home and California Avenue
in Bellevue, 8:00 a.m.)
RHODE ISLAND
PROVIDENCE, Dr. Raymond G. Bressler,
’15, Director of Agric. 810 State House.
SOUTH CAROLINA
FORT JACKSON, Major John E. Blood-
worth, Jr., ’21, Hq. 791st M. P. Bn,,;
and Col. John F. Ehlert, ’16, 12th Ha.
TENNESSEE
KNOXVILLE-OAK RIDGE, F. R. O’Brien,
’35, 110 Magnolia Lane, Oak Ridge.
MEMPHIS, H. A. Heidelberg, ’08, 863
Faxon Ave.
VIRGINIA
CAMP LEE, Lt. Anson R. Bertrand, ’45,
Hq. QM Demonstration Bn., The QM
School.
FORT BELVOIR, Major John R. Grant-
ham, Jr., ’39, Post Haq.
FORT MONROE, Major Frank J. Polifka,
’89, C. A. School.
NORFOLK, Comdr. Ralph Pfau, ’24, U. S.
Coazt & Geodetic Survey, Washington,
WASHINGTON
GEIGER FIELD, Clint Medberry, 24,
14201 N. Division St., Spokane.
SEATTLE-FORT LAWTON, Joe Bourke,
’22, 564-5 Stuart Bldg., Seattle; Sam
McFadden, ’16, 860 Stuart Bldg., Seat-
tle; Col. Oscar Seward, ‘07, Director
of Sup. & Fac.,, Ft. Lawton Staging
Area, Ft. Lawton.
WALLA WALLA, Col. George A. What-
ley, '24, Army Air Field.
WISCONSIN
MILWAUKEE, Leon C. Schwab, ’11, 731
E. Lakeview.
FOREIGN
CAMP DAUCHAU, GERMANY, Lt. James
B. Arnold, Jr., ’45, Co. A, 47th Inf.
Regt., APO 9, N.Y.C.
GUAM, Col. E. D. Reynolds, ’32, 314th
Bomb Wing, 334, San Francisco, Calif.
MANILA, P. I, Lt. Gus Boesch, ’44: Lt.
Arthur E. Garrett, ’45, 3662nd QM
Trk. Co., APO 75, San Francisco, Calif.
APO 932, San Francisco, Lt. Willard A.
Flowers, ’44, Ha. & Ha. Btry., 4th
F. A. Bn.
APO 887, New York, Major Homer L. Fry,
’17. Graves Registration Center.
ROME, ITALY, Brig. Gen. Wm. L. Lee,
*27, Hq. 2675 Regt. A. C., APO 394, N.Y. ;
and Col. Robert F. Worden, 33. (Aggies
in that area should call either Lee or
Worden at 478908 or 878100, Rome, Italy,
or write to them.) ‘
SHANGHAI, CHINA, Lt. Robert Buniva,
’44, Room 410, American Club.
APO 751, New York (Germany), Lt. Tho-
mas H. Benson, ’'42, Hq. 3rd Bn., 311th
Inf.
BERLIN, GERMANY, T/5 Edwin S. May-
er, Jr., ’47, 8712 QM Truck Co., OMGUS,
APO 742, N..Y¥., N.'X.
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