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THE TEXAS AGGIE
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1946
1937
Wallace P. Richmond went on
inactive duty last fall and has
been traveling for Allis-Chalmers
Mfg. since that time. He is a con-
sultant on all kinds of dirt-mov-
ing jobs where company equipment
is involved. Mailing address is at
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co., West Al-
lis, Wis.
C. W. Woodruff is with the
Foreign Student Training Division
of the Westinghouse Educational
Center, Wilkinsburg, Pa.
Clem B. McKennon, Route 3,
Schulenburg, Texas. . . . Harold J.
Crase, Jr., 911 Mulberry, Duncan,
-Okla. . . . Thomas C. Martin, Jr,
Box 728, Beeville, Texas. . . . Tom
H. Cunningham, Vocational Agri-
culture Teacher, Trenton, Texas.
R. G. “Bob” Early is out of the
navy and back at work with Mont-
gomery-Wards and getting mail at
Route 471, Fort Worth. . . . John
G. McHaney, 300 South Parker,
Bryan, has been appointed county
agricultural agent-at-large for the
Extension Service. McHaney re-
cently has been discharged from
the army. He worked for several
years with the U. S. Dept. of
Agric., Bureau of Agric., Econom-
jcs at Amarillo, San Angelo and
Coleman. In November 1941 he
began work with the Farm Secur-
ity Adm. at McKinney and remain-
ed there until November 1942
when he entered the army. He
served both in this country and
wm Germany with the Army Engi-
neers.
1938
John Bone
1620 Main St., (I. B. M. )
Houston
Mr. and Mrs.: Dr. Richard Beverly
Grammer.
Proud Papas: Robert H. Rucker,
John A. “Goober” Stansell, E. T.
Poutra.
Silver Taps: J. C. Crutchfield,
Pvt. Warner R. Underwood.
A. L. Rainey is with the T. J.
Bettes Company, 616 Fannin at
Capitol, Houston, . . . Archie V.
Benner, Jr., is home from 15
months overseas service. He was re-
cently presented with the French
“Croix de Guerre” for his service
in France. He was doing lots« of
talking in his letter to Class Agent
John Bone about a brand new baby
daughter born on February 1
named Jo Ann . ... Lt. Col. Paul
W. Stephens is stationed at Berg-
strom Field and commands a Troop
Carrier Squadron since his return
from overseas.
William A. Cozart reports that
he has recovered nicely from his
wounds and has been retired as a
Captain of Infantry. On March
1st, he opened an insurance agency
of his own in Pittsburg, Texas. His
company will be known as the
Cozart Insurance Agency. 8
Herman Yezak is living at Cal-
vert, Texas.
Edmund A. Radack and Dan Me-
Lendon, both employed by Lane-
Wells Co., New Iberia, La. would
like to hear from Joe Rehmet.
J. R. Cuffman, who has been
vocational agriculture teacher at
Mineral Wells, has become voca-
tional agriculture teacher at the
Midland High School.
Major John F. Twilley and his
bride are living at Colorado
Springs, Colo., where the bride-
groom is stationed with the Elec-
tronics Training Branch, Hq. Sec-
ond Air Force. .. . Lt. (jg) Paul
D. Broussard, Jr., has been released
| from the Navy and living at 1301
Glenn Avenue, Pasadena, Texas.
Capt. Charles R. Hillier is a
Mister again and Funeral Direc-
tor of the Hillier Funeral Home, in
Bryan. His home is at 301 8S.
Haswell Drive. . . Major Jerry
T. Martin is located at Fort Smith,
Arkansas, 715 N. 19th St. He is
testing cattle for T. B. and Bangs
disease.
Major Thomas M. Ruckman, son
of C. F. Ruckman, Karnes City,
and commanding officer of the
Keesler Field Emergency Rescue
1006 Travis Bldg.
E. J. WENTWORTH, ’39
Licensed Civil Engineer
General Practice — Surveys — Design — Drafting
San Antonio 5, Texas.
Phone C-0101
Telephone George
Recording
_ DICTAPHONE CORPORATION
1303 Capitol Avenue
. HOUSTON, 2, TEXAS
- Capitol 9614
For Modern Business Expediting
Dictaphone Electronic Dictating Machines
Telephone Conversation and Conference
“Dody”’ Smith, ’30
Equipment 3
School’s B-17 Training Group No.
1, was presented the British Dis-
tinguished Flying Cross at the
British Embassy on Nov. 8, 1945,
in Washington, D. C. He also wears
the ETO Ribbon with five battle
stars, the Air Medal with two oak
leaf clusters, the American Distin-
guished Flying Cross and the
American Theater Ribbon.
'38’ers recently heard from: Wm.
G. Campbell, Route 6, Box 280, San
Antonio. . . . Henry L. Slaughter,
Edgewood. . . . Wilson B. Buckley,
Box 505, Arkadelphia, Ark, . . .
Owen H. Graham, Box 341, Men-
ard. . . . Robert E. Dickson, 3455
Normandy, Dallas. . Jesse W.
Collier, 1018 S. 31st St., Temple, .
.. Wm. K. Boyd, Box 582, Tahoka.
. . John D. Whitesides, 1607 W.
Fourth, Freeport. . .~. Geo. L Von
Roeder, Anson. . Morris W.
Jones, 224 Caffery Ave., Pharr. .
Charlie H. Case, Box 122, Fre-
donia, Kansas.
1939
Robert M. Adams
3012 19th St., Port Arthur
Silver Taps: Capt. Johnson B.
Allen, Capt. Henry J. Schutte, Jr.
Homer A. Young, Jr. is station
manager for Braniff Airlines in
Corpus Christi. . . . Mr. and Mrs.
Alva Koch are living at Odessa
and getting mail at Box 1887. Mrs.
Koch was the former Miss Virginia
Harroun. . . . John A. Kincannon,
Box 752, Goose Creek, was released
from the Army in February, after
serving for 33 months as naviga-
tion instructor at Charleston AA
Base. He will enter school in the
summer for work on a Master’s De-
gree in Math.
James Lindsey is Technical As-
sistant, Agric. Div., Bureau of the
Census, Washington, 3, D. C. His
mailing address is 1236 Penna.
Ave. S. E. of that city. . . . Atlee
M. Cunningham, Box 14, Calallen,
Texas, has been released from
duty in the Navy and back at his
old job as Supt. of the Corpus
Christi filtration plant. . . . Ben
A. Baldwin has moved to 4514 Dew-
berry Lane, Houston. . . . E. H.
Reagan is back in civilian life and
with the Gulf Oil Corp., Box 277,
Eunice, New Mexico.
Frank W. Collard is with the
Robert H. Ray, Inec., Geographical
Engineers, Abbeville, La. . . . John
W. Corby, Jr. is in vocational agri-
culture work in the high school at
Eddy, Texas. . Lopaz H. Ter-
rell is still holding fourth at Al-
toona, Ala,
Earl J. Wentworth is located at
1006 Travis Bldg., San Antonio. .
. . Donald H. Rose is back in the
ranks of Mister and working for
the Highway Dept. in the Amarillo
office. His mailing address is 910
Louisiana St. of that city.
Help! Help! The Association Of-
fice has incorrect addresses for
the following: Capt. Arthur H.
Abernathy, Jr., Sgt. Wm. C. Al-
brecht, Jr., Alfonson Arsuaga, Capt.
Robert C. Beck, Lt. Malcolm G.
Bennett, Dwight R. Bishop, Sgt.
Robert O. Bland., O. H. Walter,
Blume, Lt. Robert Norman Boland,
Murray E. Boone, Capt. Geo. H.
Brumble, Capt. Travis V. Buchan-
an, Geo. B. Burgoon, Lt. Lloyd W.
Canfil, Maj. Geo. C. Coburn, Dr.
Sidney McLean Conally, Capt. J.
G. W. Cooper, Lt. Joe Henry Crox-
ton, Capt. Thomas L. Cullum, Jr,
Capt. Billy J. Curry, Wm. W. Dal-
las, Capt. Everett Davis, Lt. James
B. Davis, Jr., Maj. Jess J. Dean.
If you know the address of any
of the above please mail it to the
Association of Former Students,
College Station.
R. O. 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
© CECIL W.
Phone C-8428
Commercial & Personal Insurance
. Truck lines—Long and Short Haul
| For Personal Attention, Ask for Cecil W. Crow, 38
109 Thomas Bldg.
Personal Property
Public Liability
Hospitalization
Livestock
Marine
Life
CROW, ’38
1940
Maj. Max McCullar
G-4 Sec. Hgs. U. S. F. IBT
APO 885, c/o PM, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs.: Guy F. Harrison,
Capt. Clifton Younie, Thomas E.
Cook.
Proud Papas: Paul B. Nicks.
Silver Taps: Lt. Wilson B. Bus-
ter, Jr., Lt. Thomas R. Francis.
Carl C. McCreight has moved
to Velasco, Texas, and getting
mail at Box 644. . . James L.
Gattis has been discharged from
service and is working with the
Service as Assistant Agricultural
Engineer. His mailing address is
2422 West ‘17th St., Little Rock,
Arkansas. r
Thomas Frederick Sharp has re-
turned from fifty month’s duty in
the Pacific and has been released
with the rank of Major. His present
mailing address is Bridgeport, Tex-
as. .. . Milton L. Speckels is with
the Davis Dam Project, Kingman,
Arizona, and gets mail at Box
672. . .. Tom T. Jones has changed
his address to 506 N. Lincoln Ave.,
Odessa, Texas. ;
Paul J. Moore, Production En-
Dallas, Texas
gineer for the Gulf Co., with head-
quarters at Kilgore, was a campus
500D SEED GROW
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
We offer the following
seed in small lots F.O.B.
Farwell, Texas
\
$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
Bomita
Selected Seed From Certified Parent Stock, Bagged, Tested and Tagged
Red Top Cane Seed .....
African Millet also German
Hegari also Early
Hegari ..
Black Hull Kafir
$8.00 Regular Sudan $7.50
weiner 6.50 Orange Cane also Atlas Sargo ............. 6.50
WOR a ¥: {| Martin also Plainsman Milo ............ 4.50
4.50 Combine Kafir also Red Kafir ........... 4.50
“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.
Farwell, Texas
Phone 3501
University of Arkansas Extension |
visitor recently. He and Mrs. Moore
have two daughters.
Recently heard from: I. J. Ir-
vin, Jr., Glen Flora, Texas. . . .
Farris Ivie, 3800 St., Bernard,
Houston 4. . . . Donald B. Bowen,
1610 S. Van Burean, San Angelo. .
. . Woodson A. Cawthon, 1240 Pine
Bluff, ‘Paris... . Charles = W.
Stechman, 731 N. Lancaster, Dal-
las 8. . . . James W. Collins, Box
1428, Fort Worth. ; . . Donald.J.
Herzing 1025 Spregiht, Waco. . .
. Jesse H. Barton, Box 2932, Col-
lege Station.
Capt. Robert C. “Eddie” Hall has
been moved to Lowry Field, Den-
ver 7, Colo., and gets mail at Of-
ficers Mail Section, Box 2087. . . .
Horace L. Gunn
the Air Forces.
is living at '4005 Alamo,
Texas.
is at home in
Mount Pleasant following his dis-
charge from five years service in
John T, Lyons, Jr., has been pro-
moted to the rank of Captain and
Fort
Worth 7, Texas . . . . Lt. Col. J.
B. Ashworth is on terminal leave
and will be discharged the latter
part of May. He and his wife have
a five months old son, John B. Jr.
Papa John will be associated with
the Quality Products Inc., as Dehy-
dration Plant Manager at La Feria,
Coward, Jr. is stationed at the Columbus
A.AF. and getting mail at 918 N. 11th
St., Columbus, Miss.
John D. Atkins, Jr. 2257 East 5th St.,
Brooklyn, 23, N. Y., is out of the navy
and on 90 days leave. According to
reports, John has recently taken un-
to himself a bride—but we did not learn
the young lady’s name.
Lt. Fred P. Kallina is with AAF Base
Hospital, Hdgq. AAF Tech. Base, Dayton,
Ohio. . . . Emmett E. Capt, 614 Oak St,
Uvalde, Texas, has been released
after more than four years of
service. He was with the Corps of En-
gineers and saw service in the ETO and
the Asiatic-Pacific.
Wilton J. Prejean is living at Port
Neches, Texas. He has recently returned
from a year and half in the Pacific. . . .
Chester Helmer is getting mail at 2443,
25th Street, Santa Monica, Calif.
Robert Mansfield is enjoying life at
Alamosa Ranch, San Angelo, Texas,
following his return to civilian life. Rob-
ert signed up for duty the day after Pearl
Harbor and was Pilot of a Fortress. He
was shot down over Kiel, Germany, on May
19, 1943, and remained a prisoner of the
Germans until May 1, 1945, when he was
released by the American 3rd Army.
George A. ‘Pete’ Adams, Jr, has
entered as a new partner in the long-
established Yeager-Edge Saddle Shop in
Bryan. Their business address is 318
North Main St. Pete returned home re-
cently from four years service, being
an officer in the famed Fourth Division of
the Marine Corps. He saw action at the
Marshall Islands, Saipan, Tinian and Iwo
Jima. He and his wife, the former Miss
Lucille Yeager, and their 20 months old
daughter live in Bryan.
Edward P. Hornickel mail at
Box 2502, College Station. Major
Dexter L. Ator is at Lipan, Texas. . .
gets
1941
Tom Richey
Western Wool & Mohair Co.
Box 449, San Angelo
Andrew C. Yezak is home at Calvert,
Texas, after spending two years in the
Pacific. Howard Schwarzenbach is
out of the service and getting mail at
106 W_ 8th St., Big Spring.
Mr. and Mrs.: Sam Seth Martin.
tion to help ease the
Judson C. Womble,
and hopes to visit it often.
our files.
stine, who served in the
East and North Africa in
Bikini Atoll.
Navy.
‘Puget Sound
be released from the Navy
May
be on a route to Australia and China.
Capt. Thomas B. Miller,
atomic bomb off Bikini Atoll.
September.
Capt. Alexander P. Bolding,
following 48
tonio.. .. ".
Jr, is at Bonham, Texas,
months of service.
George R. Lewis
Venezuelan, Atlantic Refining Company
and lives at Apartado 893, Caracas, Vene-
zuela. Mrs. Lewis left recently to join her
husband there. . . . Lt. Leonard E. Hough
is in Guam and getting mail at Hq, 296th
QM. Bn., APO 246, ¢% PM, San Francisco,
Calif. . . . Capt. George P. Townsend, Jr.
is student engineer with the Westinghouse
Electric Company, at Wilkinsburg, Penna.
His mailing address is 901 Hill Avenue.
Capt. Sheridan W. Cavitt is salesman
and architect for the Bates-Cavitt Lum-
ber Company and gets mail at 801 S.
Oakes St., San Angelo, Texas. . . . Major
Geo. R, Jordan, Jr., is back at college
and getting mail at Box 2299, College Sta-
tion. . Hope B. Adams is living at
Waco, following his release from the U.
S. Marine Corps (Air). Adams served in
the armed forces from March, 1942 until
February, 1946, and was released with the
rank of Captain. i." Lt. Fields -P.
Childress, Jr, is with Ray Barrett’s photo-
graph studio and gets mail at 111 Ease
6th St., Dallas, Texas.
1042
James B. Hervey
Box 991, Kermit, Texas
Silver Taps: Harry Francis Stockley,
Lt. (jg) Lisle R. VanBurgh, Jr., Lt. Brice
C. Diedrick.
Capt. Robert D. Brown returned in
April from 40 months of duty in the
Caribbean area. He has been released
from service and gets mail at Route 1,
Cisco, Texas.
Alton E. White is Assistant County
Agent for Bexar County with headquarters
at. the Court House, San Antonio. .
Harvey P. Lynn, Jr. was in service for
46 months, 35 months of which were spent
in the ETO and MTO. He was released
with the rank of Major and is living at
San Angelo, getting mail at 1120 W.
Concho, James D. Lacy gets mail
at Box 4019, College Station. . . . Capt.
Bruce John G. Edmonds is, with Royal
Warwicks, Att. lst Chin Rifles, Burma,
S.E.A.C. Capt. Edmonds is the son of
Mr .and Mrs. A. G. Edmonds, of College
Station. . . . Lt. W, E. Trantham, Jr. is
stationed at Marine Barracks, Naval Train-
ing Center, Corpus Christi.
Edward G. Batte is doing graduate work
at College and getting mail at Box 2348,
College Station. He is married and living
at Bryan Village. Edward was a prisoner
of the Germans for 27 months, being freed
April 29, 1945.
Alan B. McCorquodale is with the Shell
Oil Company, White Castle, La. . . .
Gordon H. Grote, returned from the
Pacific in February with the rank of
Captain and is ranching at Mason, Texas.
. . . Mr. and Mrs, Houston Douglas, of
Aspermont, were recent visitors in Bryan
and College Station.
William R. Merediths has changed his
address to Cliff Courts, No. 25, Austin,
Texas. . . . John R. Clarke is in school
and getting mail at Box 2655, College Sta-
tion. . . . Lt. (jg) Joseph Grenader paid
the Association Office a visit recently
while enroute to the New York Navy
yards for further assignment. His present
mailing address is 1506 Wheeler, Houston,
Texas.
Dr. Albert D. Fishman is practicing vet-
erinary medicine at Brooklyn 7, N, Y.,
774 Dumont Avenue. . . Capt. R. A.
James W. James, Jr., who re-
cently was discharged from mili-
tary service, has been announced
as Manager of the Munnerlyn Vil-| Lt.
lage, a newly’ developed housing
project set up by Ford Munnerlyn,
“26, between Bryan and College Sta-
housing
shortage for the returned service-
men who are attending A. & M.
better
known ‘to his classmates as Jud,
was separated from the Army in
February and has returned to his
old job as Assistant Cashier of the
First State Bank in Caldwell. He
is only 30 miles from the campus
Wanted: Address of John Mit-
chell Dixon last heard of at 1522
Owasson, Fort Worth, Texas. Mr.
Tom Leland, Head of Business and
Accounting of the College, would
like to hear from John and this of-
fice would like to get him back in
Lt. Col. James I. Hopkins, Pale-
Middle
1942
and 1943 and in the Marianas in
1945 will participate in the joint
Army-Navy test of the Atomic off
Col. Burton H. Burns, Port Ar-
thur, former yell leader during his
collegiate days, and who flew in
the Solomons in 1942 and 1943 in
India and China in 1944 and the| 1}
Marianas in 1945 will take part in :
the atomic bomb test off the Army-
Lt. (jg) George W. Wheeler,
USNR, Productign Department,
Naval Shipyard,
Bremerton, Washington, expects to. hawaka, Indiana,
in
Roy F. Eckert writes that he has recently
purchased a home at 314 Aviador Avenue,
Millbrae, Calif. Eckert is flying one of the
new Constellation giant planes for Pan-
American Airways and is hoping soon to
former foot-
ball end, who flew in Italy in 1943 and
1944, with the 15th Air Forces will take
part in the joint Army-Navy test of the
Lt. Jeff Clarke is at Mk. Rainer Ord- ar
nance Depot, Tacoma, Washington and ex-
pects to be out in time to enter school in
Billy Rodgers is getting mail at 2102
W. Gramercy, San Antonio, Texas. . . .
Major Harold S. Hensley, Jr, was a re-
cent visitor on the campus while on ter-
minal leave. He was in service for four
and half years, spending nine months of
that time in the Asiatic-Pacific. He and his
wife are living at 931 Mcllvane, San An-
is geologist for the
1943
Jack B. Miller
College Station
Mr. and Mrs.: Thomas Kennedy Pierce,
Miller Herrington, Jack H. Adams,
Ben Lee Ivey.
Proud Papas: Frank Litterst, John W.
Champion.
Lt. F. S. Lanford was an office visitor
while on leave from the Brooke General
Hospital. He is the son of L. L. Lanford,
’09, who lives at Blanket, Texas. Ste
Lt. Lanford served two years in the Pacif-
ic and earned three campaign stars. . . .
Capt. Truman K. Jones, Jr. has signed up
to stay in Hawaii until June 1947. He is
operations officer for Oahu Engineers. He
will be joined by his family soon and their
mailing address will be Hgs. Oahu Engr.
Serv. AFMIDPAC, APO 950, % PM, San
Francisco, Calif.
Pvt. Billie R. Brogdon is with the 16th
Bn. 6th Regt. Fort McClellan, Ala. . . .
Lt. D. C. “Tom” Rogers has transferred
to the 1st Cav. and is getting his mail
at APO 301, ¢% PM, San Francisco, Calif.
Ruben R. Caro-Costas is working on a
very small island owned by Rico where he
is in charge of the livestock. In a recent
communication to Dr. E. J. Kyle, ’99,
American Ambassador, Guatemala,
pays tribute to the training he received
while a student at A. & M. Ruben invites
any of the A. & M. men in his vicinity
to write or contact him at Box 156, Hato
Rey, Puerto Rico.
Millard D. Noell is back on the campus
getting mail at Box 2826, College Station.
. . . Ben A. Specia, Jr. has changed his
mailing address to 529 W. Houston, San
Antonio. Capt. Richard M, Stacey
is with the Army-Navy Medical Procure-
ment Office, 52 Broadway, New York City
4, N.Y. He returned from Italy last No-
vember. . . . Lt. Leslie G. Denny, A. T.
Co., 39th Regt. APO 9, % PM, N.Y. would
like to hear from Lt. Emmett W_ Cox,
301st T. C. Sqdn. 442nd T. C. Gp., APO
149, % PM, New York.
Robert Townsend is overseas and
getting mail at Btry. B 209 AAA AWBn
(Sp) APO 503, % PM, San Francisco,
Calif. . . . Capt. Harry J. Magrane has
recently completed two years of overseas
duty. For the past six months he has been
Rome Area Veterinarian, but is homeward
bound and will be addressed as Dr. H. J.
Magrane, Route 20 at Liberty Drive, Mis-
Weldon L. Maples is back on the cam-
pus attending school after being released
in June, 1945, from a German prison
camp. Weldon is married and Mrs. Maples
is employed in the Office of the Cotton
Research, Administration Building, Col-
lege Station. Their box number is 2589.
Capt. W. S. DuBose has returnd from
Europe and getting mail at 2001 Hillcrest,
Fort Worth. . . . Lt. John H. Harland is
with the Army Service Forces Tng. Ctr.
Ft. Sam Houston, Texas. . . , Lt. Stanley
A Smith gets mail at Port Lavaca, Texas.
2 Lt. Clarence H. Augsburger is home
at Sweeny, Texas. :
1944
Lt. Gus C. Boesch
APO G.H.Q., AFDAC, Rec. Pers
Det., APO 500, c/o PM,
San Francisco, Calif.
Silver Taps: Lt. Earnest R. Alexander,
Lt. Weldon W. Dyess.
Lt. Douglas R. Hagood, son of R. B.
Hagood, Jr. 1701 Belmont, Fort Worth,
was awarded a gold star in lieu of a sec-
ond Air Medal in a recent ceremony at
Corpus Christi. As a carrier-based fighter
pilot, Hagood previously won the DFC and
Air Medal. He is presently stationed at
Corpus Christi as a primary instructor. .
_ ATTENTION: Capt. Wm. Busby—the
address of Lt. Malcolm E. Bolton is 1936th
Ord, Amm. Co. (Avn) APO 264, % PM,
San Francisco. Busby gets his mail at
Megargel. We are ‘indebted to Milton G.
Gugenheim, Jr., 318 W. Hollywood, San
Antonio, for this information.
James L. Boone, Jr. arrived in the
states in February and was discharged
soon after. He is back at the college tak-
ing a refresher course and getting mail
at Box 1836, College Station. . . . . Lt.
Edgar R. Hendrick is with the 8th Cml
Dep. Co. APO 957, ¢% PM, San Francisco,
Calif,
Lt, Jefferson R. Rainey, Jr. is getting
mail at 915 Gore Blvd., Lawton, Okla. . .
. Floyd Hicks, Jr. 2827 W. Caperton St.,
Shreveport, La., is just out of the Navy
and working for the Coca Cola Plant in
that city. . . . Lt. Thad B. Trew has moved
from Mindanao to Manila and getting mail
at 596th Engr. Base Depot, APO 75, %
PM, San Francisco, Calif.
Lt. Howard S. Perry is getting mail at
ABASCOM, APO 331, ¢% PM, San Fran-
cisco, Calif. . . . Lt. Arthur L. Lapham
is flying A-26’s in Japan, after flying
B-25’s for more than a year. He reported
seeing Lt. Bert Cree, ’45, recently in
Tokyo. . . . Lt. Thomas T. Coward is still
in Austria at last report. He was hoping
to be at his home at San Benito by the
first of May.
Lt. William N. Slaughter is at home
with his wife and year old son at 1410
Battery, Little Rock, Arkansas, after spend-
ing 7 months in the ETO. He has been in
service since May 1943. Lt. Geo. M. Wil-
liams also entered service in May 1943
and spent 22 months in the ETO. He
earned four campaign stars while on over-
seas duty. His present mailing address is
522 Kayton Avenue, San Antonio 3, Texas,
Lloyd Bailey, Jr. spent 45 months in
service, 21% years of that time in North
Africa and Italy, He has been discharged
and back in school, getting mail at Box
2227, College Station. . . . L. L. Haynes’
permanent mailing address is Lindale,
Texas. . . Our apologies are extended
to George P. Huber, Jr., 2301 10th St.,
Port Arthur, for listing him with the
1945
Jerry D. Ferrel
College Station
Silver Taps: Lt. Benton J. Walker, Jr.
Charles B. Davenport is overseas but
has received his discharge and is work-
ing as a civilian in M. G. Food and Agri-
culture. His mailing address is M. G.
Det. E-5, APO 633, ¢% PM, New York,
N. Y. . . . Henry Howard Vollentine,! a
veteran of three years service is getting
mail at 403 Hathaway, Houston, Texas. .
. . Lt. M. G. Smith, Jr. is in Kobe, Japan,
but expects to be at his home 8331 Trow-
bridge, El Paso, soon. . Lt, Norman
R. Whitaker sends greetings from 230
Cml Base Dep. Co. APO 175, % PM, San
Francisco, Calif. ‘
The Houston Press recently featured a
story in pictures of the first joining in
Germany of American and Russian troops
of approximately a year before. The Amer-
jean patrol was commanded by Lt. Al-
bert Kotzebue, 3600 Chevy Chase Drive,
Houston, He is the son of Col. L. L. Kotze-
bue, ’17, an army regular, and a nephew of
M. M. Kotzebue, ’'14, at the above Houston
address. Lt. Kotzebue enjoyed a leave in the
United States early in the spring but
has returned to Germany for occupational
duty. i
Ensign Robert V. Barnes is aboard the
. S. S. Kenneth D. Bailey, D. D. T13,
and gets mail through FPO, NY...
Joseph Kiker, Box 544, Selman City, ex-
pects to be back in school this sum-
mer.
1946
Mr. and Mrs. : Ensign Ira Bragg Forrest,
Jr
Silver Taps: Lt. Roger E. Ewards.
Jay S. Williams, 526 Coleman St., Mar-
lin, is working with the geophysical crew
of the Amerada Pet. Corp., around Alex-
andria, La .
Pvt. J. R. Wade, Co. C. MD E. T. S,,
Fitzsimmons Gen. Hospital, Denver 8,
Colo. is studying to be a laboratory tech-
nician.
Lt. Edmund G. Thompson has been as-
signed aide-de-camp to Brig. Gen. Robert
Shoe, new ‘‘Hourglass’’ Division Comman-
der, at Seoul, Korea. Veteran of 38 months
of army duty, Lt. Thompson served in the
Leyte, Mindanao and Panay campaigns.
Wounded in the Mindanao battle, he was
awarded the Purple Heart Medal. His
present mailing address is Haq. 7th Inf.
Div., APO 70, % PM, San Francisco, Calif.
. . . John S. Purcell gets mail at Box
456, Archer City, Texas. . . Ensign
Ira Bragg Forrest, Jr. of Cleburne, and
his bride will live in Long Beach, Calif.
T/5 Ralph W. Knight has been trans-
ferred to Ft. Lewis, Washington, Co. A.
2nd Engr. C. Bn. . . . R. W. Stewart, 425
E. Fourth, Edmond, Okla., was in service
for three and half years, spending 10
months in the Pacific. He and Miss
Janice Snyder, of Edmund, Okla. were
married in December, 1945.
1947
Proud Papas: James W. Selby, Jr,
Silver Taps: Pfc. Herbert O. Koehler, Jr.,
John Henry Babcock.
Pvt. Herbert S. Roig,
70. R. D: .(AAF);. APO
is stationed in Germany.
Cpl. Ivan Langford, Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan Langford, ’16, Bryan, has
returned home after two years of service
Hq. & Hq. Co.,
208, New York,
with the Marine Corps in the Asiatic-
Pacific.
Pvt. Richard HZ Harrison, III, is sta-
tioned with Hg. Co. A. R. T. C. at Fort
Knox, Ky. . . Pvt. :\Wm, “C. Witt, ~Jr.,
is at Fort Lewis, Washington, Co. D.,
4th Trng. Bn.; B. T."S. 4%... Hugh<W.
Temple, Jr. is in the U., S. Navy Hosiptal,
Surgery 6, Corpus Christi, Texas. Hugh
broke his leg in Japan on January 1946.
Pfc. D. B. Byrne, Hdq. Co. 2nd Bn.
29nd Marine Regt. 2nd Mar, Div. % FPO,
San Francisco, would like to hear from
S/Sgt. Tom Cruz. Anyone knowing the ad-
dress of Tom, please send to the Associa-
1948
Proud Papas: Sam W. Marshall.
Cpl. Wm. E. Zeiss, Hda. 595 S. A. W.
Bn., APO 719-1, ¢% PM, San Francisco,
Calif., is located at a Radar Site about
40 miles south of Manila. .
Clyde Willard Bryant, Jr., S 1l/e¢, is
aboard the U. S. S. Wisconsin and gets
mail at Box 31, % FPO, NX. .. ...T/5
Augustus B. Orr is with Hdgs. Co., Aca-
demic Regt. TIS, Fort Benning, Ga.
Robert W. Martin is getting mail at
Box 2745, College Station. . Pvt,
Harold W. Broome is stationed with 51st
Co. 8th Bn., 1st Pltn., Camp Lee, Va, .
. . Pvt. Dennis R. Hranitzky is stationed
at Ft. Richardson, near Anchorage, Alas-
ka, and works in the Alaska Dept. of
Transportation Office. His complete mail-
ing address is Hdq. Det. Army Transport
Service, APO 942, % PM, Seattle, Wash-
ington.
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