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PAGE 2 THE TEXAS AGGIE MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1946 THE TEXAS AGGIE E. E. McQuillen...... ......... Publisher Published Semi-Monthly at the A. & M. Press, College Station, Texas, except dur- ing the summer months when issued monthly, by the Association of Former Students of the Agricultural and Mechan- ical College of Texas, College Station, Texas. Subscription Price $5.00 Entered as Second Class Matter at College Station, Texas OFFICERS Carroll M, Gaines, ’12................ President PEW, Mohle, ’19.............ccceees Vice-President CM, Elwell, ’23.................... Vice-President E. E. McQuillen, ’20........Executive Secretary L. B. Locke, ’18...... Assistant Secretary Roland E. Bing, '42...... Assistant Secretary COUNCILMEN James W. McCown, ’09.......... Mt. Pleasant JRA Whyte, *14........c..cocursmricerss Texarkana W. A. Moore, ’25 Pari H. K. Deason, ’16.............. Port Arthuy Sidney M. Boynton, ’28.......ccccccceneeeeee Lufkin George B. Morgan, ’18.................... Beaumont Roy D. Golston, ’03 Tyler A. G. Pfaff, '25 Tyler Dr. Paul Turman, ’38......ccccesssins Tyler W. L. Ballard, ’22 Longviw Dan Poole, Jr., ’37 Sherman R. H. (Jack) Finney, ’38.............. Greenville John P. McCullough, ’24............... McKinney James W. Williams, ’18...........c.ccceceenees Dallas Tyree L. Bell, ’13 Dallas A. P. Rollins, ’06 Dallas APF. Mitchell, ’09............ccccccneeee. Corsicana Charles R. Haggard, ’42............ccuceeeeene. Dallas SA. Lipscomb, ’01................ College Station Herman Yezak, ’38 Calvert Robert W. Butler, Jr., ’43.................... Bryan Rufus R. Peeples, 28... W. F. Munnerlyn, '26............ College Station George W. Driskill, ’43............... Madisonville R. H. Maxwell, ’21 Huntsville R, E. Henry, ’32 Athens James P. Hamblen, ’27........................ Houston Charles A. Blumenthal, 21............. Houston T. W. Mohle, ’19 Wayne Stark, ’39 Conroe Charles R. Kaile, ’12 Houston W. H. Kelley, ’37 Victoria T. M. Smith, ’01 East Columbia Charles C. Ingram, Jr., ’30............ Wharton W. B. Scrimgeour, ’18.................... Galveston Stanley J. Decker, ’37 Richmond C. M. Elwell, ’23 Austin C.D. Dallmeyer, ’1l........ceveeceuns Brenham W. P. Patton, Jr., ’29 Lockhart Ben F, Brown, ’23 Waco W. E. Wade, ’30 Temple Hubert G. Davis, ’22 Waco Herbert F. Spreen, 22................... Ft. Worth S. J. Baker, ’27 Ft. Worth John Funderburgh, ’39................... Ft. Worth George Moffett, ’16........................ Chillicothe G. Dillard Anderson, ’21.....Wichita Falls Calvin P. Dodson, ’11....... J. Baylor Bell, ’28................ Corpus Christi George V. Holmes, ’34............. Gonzales B..P: Nowetny, ’26............... New Braunfels ALE. Hinman, ’25.........cumu Corpus Christi Norman E. Buescher, 22... McAllen Dan Rugel, ’11 El Paso Rawleigh Elliott, ’38 Midland TW. Hillin, 31........ccocoeeees Ft. Stockton GD." Bverett, ’15............cccccnn-ene Stephenville T. J. McCarty, ’22 Abilene Ralph E. Lindsey, ’40.................... Palo Pinto Ed Timmons, ‘41. Amarillo Calvin Brumley, ’45 Amarillo Harry C. Igo, ’38 Plainview 0. L. Byrd, ’24 Lubbock iW. W. Whipkey, ’11................ Colorado City C. M. Gaines, ’12 San Antonio EA. Hartung, ’29...........cocovnn San Antonio C. C. Krueger, ’12 San Antonio Pavid Thrift, ’39..........ccocvcerens San Antonio Willard Simpson, Jr., ’38............ San Antonio Tom B. Hill, '32 San Angelo Roger Q. Landers, ’20........................ Menard James N. Thomason, ’41.......... Brownwood Penrose B, Metcalfe, ’16................ San Angelo H, Dick Winters, ’16 Brady AH Weyland, ’19................ Shreveport, La. T. Lee Gaston, '24............ Washington, D ..C. Edward W. Wilson, ’30... Kansas City, Kan. Sam P. MacFadden, ’16....... Seattle, Wash. AST. Webber, 22............ New Orleans, La. James B. (Dick) Hervey, ’42.....Greenville Dan R. Sutherland, ’43............... Winnsboro Lt. Col. Tom Dooley, ’35................ McKinney George D, Anderson, 18... Manila, P. I. H. Llyod Hall, ’20............ San Marino, Calif. E. Eugene Ballard, '12........... St. Louis, Mo. George G. Smith, 30 Houston James W. Aston, ’33 Dallas R-d. (Jack) Sims, ’30................. Kingsville BRXECUTIVE BOARD Carroll M. Gaines, ’12................ San Antonio T. W. Mohle, ’19 Houston C. M. Elwell, ’23 Austin George B. Morgan, ’18................. Beaumont Stanley J. Baker, 27 .......icsmmis Ft. Worth E. E. McQuillen, *20................ College Station STUDENT LOAN TRUSTEES Carroll" M. Gaines, ’12................ San Antonio AFL Mitchell, ’09.......................... Corsicana E. E. McQuillen, ’20................ College Station REPRESENTATIVES ON THE ATHLETIC COUNCIL S.J. Baker, *27 Ft. Worth S.A. Lipscomb, ’07................ College Station Raker-Cohn The engagement and approach- ing marriage of Miss Natalie Raker, of Washington, D. C. to Harry Cohn, ’39, 2115 S. Harwood, Dallas, has been announced. Hagen-Pfeiffer Miss Mary E. Hagen, of Seattle, ‘Washington, and Joe J. Pfeiffer, ’39, were married on May 4 at Seattle, Washington. Their pres- ent mailing address is Maxwell, Texas, Newell-Harris Capt. Guy F. Harris, ’40, and Miss Margaret Louise Newell, of Sidney, Montana, were married in Dallas on April 14. They met in Manila where the bride was do- ing Red Cross work. Their mail- ing address is 410 Edgefield, Longview, Texas. Lonborg-Carroll ~ Lt. Alton J. Carroll, ’41, and Miss Olga Bertha Margrethe Christenson-Lonborg were married on December 30, 1945, at the Holy Trinity Cathedral in Shanghai, China. They came back to the U. S. on the same ship and are pres- ently living at 309 South Dean St., Gladewater, Texas, McCallum-Yeary Miss Sue McCallum, daughter of H. T. McCallum, ’15, became the bride of James C. Yeary, Jr. 41, in June and are living at La- Grange where the groom is with the Spears Dairy, Inc. James spent 32 months in the Pacific. Byrne-Windrow The marriage of Miss Shirley Jane Byrne to Rollen J. Windrow, Jr., ’41, was solemnized recently at the Wardman Park Hotel in Washington. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Byrne, of Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow will make their home in Dallas. Dobbs-Corlett Miss Doris Rose Dobbs, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dobbs, Wichita Falls, became the bride of Ross H. Corlett, Jr.,, ’41, on April 17. They are living at 2516 S. Harrison, Ft. Wayne, Indiana, where Ross is with the General Electric Company. ris | Dome at 608 E. Salem-Ogdee Mrs. Edna Salem, of Oakland, Calif., has announced the marri- age of her daughter, Lillyan, to George J. Ogdee, ’42, on April 28. Mr. and Mrs. Ogdee are making their home at 425 S. Bowie, San Benito, Texas. Brady-Stokes Miss Bernadine Brady, daugh- ter of Mrs. B. C. Brady, of Port Arthur, and Capt. Joe D. Stokes, Jr., ’42, were married on Feb. 22. They are living at Camp Carson, Colo., where the groom is with the 38th F. A. Bn. Rashig-Stiff Miss Harriet Rashig and Ens. John Stiff, ’42, were married in Houston on May 20 and are at 15th St., Big Spring, Texas. Ens. Stiff served 44 months in the navy with 13 months in the Pacific. He is planning to return to school in September. Silver Taps Lt. Warren P. Rece, ’39 Lt. Warren P. Rece, 39, was killed in a plane crash on May 22, 1941. An instructor in the basic school at Moffett Field, Calif., he was making a regular flight with one of his students and was killed when the plane crashed into a tree during an at- tempted forced landing by the student. Lt. Rece received his wings and commission in the Air Forces in April, 1941. He is sur- vived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Rece, 1918 Bennett Ave., Dal- las, Texas. Capt. Herbert W. Cumming, ’41 Capt. Herbert W. Cumming, 41, was killed in action on November 7, 1943. Flight commander of a P-38 squadron, he was on a mis- sion over Northern France when his plane was shot down. He par- achuted into the English Channel but was never seen again. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. S. E. Cumming, 314 E. First St., Weath- erford, Texas; and a brother, Al- ton Cumming Weatherford, Texas. Capt. Cumming enlisted in the Air Corps in October, 1940, and graduated as a pilot at Luke Field, Arizona, in August, 1941. He served as a flight instructor at Luke Field until January, 1943. In August, 1943, he was sent to England and had participated in numerous missions before his death. Windell D. Neely, ’41 Windell D. Neely, ’41, was killed in action on June 11, 1943, ac- cording to information from his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Neely, Sr., Tolar, Texas. Neely was a bombardier on a B-17 and was pre- viously reported missing in action in the European Theater. He was a brother of Henry C. Neely, Jr., 42, Bryan, Texas. Lt. William Lee Bryce, 42 Lt. William Lee Bryce, reported missing in action July 1, 1943, in the India-Burma Theatre, has been officially declared killed in action on that date. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Bryce, Crockett, Texas, Lt. Bryce was a flier at- tached to a Ferrying Squadron in the Asiatic area. Lt. Robert S. English, ’42 Lt. Robert S. English, ’42, miss- ing in action since December 20, 1942, has been officially declared dead according to information from his mother, Mrs. Nan Eng- lish, 507 5th St., Crockett, Texas. Lt. English was pilot on a B-17 and was killed when his plane was shot down near Paris while he was participating on a bomb- ing mission. Capt. J. D. Holtzheauser, ’42 Capt. J. D. Holtzheauser, ’42, was killed in an accident in Ger- many on July 11, 1945, according to information from his mother, Mrs. A. A. Holzeheauser, Kings- bury, Texas. No other details have been received. Capt. Holtz- heauser was a brother of Lt. W. D. Holtzheauser, ’42, Ft. Bliss, Texas. Lt. Roger Morwood, ’42 Lt. Roger Morwood, ’42, squad- ron bombardier in the army Air Corps, was killed in action on Ju- ly 31, 1943, when his plane crashed in France. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mor- wood; and his wife, Mrs. Doro- thy Morwood, all of 6509 Sewanee, Houston, Texas. Lt. Morwood entered the serv- ice in January, 1942, and received his wings and commission at Ros- well, N. M., in October, 1942. He had been overseas four months and was based in England when reported missing in action in July, 1943. Lt. Robert B. Parker, ’42 Lt. Robert B. Parker, ’42, was killed in action aboard the U. S. S. Lexington on November 5, 1944. He was previously reported miss- ing in action and is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Parker, Gainesville, Texas; and his wife, Mrs. Dorothy Parker, Troup, Texas. Lt. Parker entered the service while a junior at A. & M. and re- ceived his wings at the Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla. He was an instructor at the Naval Air Base in Dallas, Texas, before go- ing overseas about February, 1944. He held the Air Medal and the Distinguished Flying Cross. Lt. Jack P. Wolfe, ’42 Lt. Jack P. Wolfe, '42, missing in action over Tokyo since April 14, 1945, has been officially de- clared killed in action on that date. Bombardier on a B-29 Su- perfortress, he had been overseas since December, 1944, participating in a raid over Tokyo when lost. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Shields Norwood, Jr., Toyahvale, Texas. Joe B. Dalton, ’43 Joe B. Dalton, ’43 has been killed in action according to infor- mation from his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Dalton, Clint, Texas. No other details have been re- ceived. Dalton attended A, & M. during the years 1939-42, taking Mechanical Engineering, and en- listed in the Army Air Forces in February, 1942. Lt. Jack H. Glenn, ’45 Lt. Jack H. Glenn, ’45, was killed in action over Germany on July 7, 1944. He was navigator of a B-24 Liberator bomber. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Glenn, Bay City, Texas; and two sisters. Lt. Glenn at- tended A. & M. during 1941-42, taking Chemical Engineering. Lt. Charles E. Harrell, Jr., ’45 Lt. Charles E. Harrell, Jr., ’45, was killed in a plane accident at DeLand, Florida, on February 17, 1944. Stationed at DeLand for advanced and operational training he lost his life during a training flight. He is survived by his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Harrell, 6348 Gaston Ave. and Abrams Road, Dallas, Texas. Lt. Harrell was called to serv- ice in February, 1944, and re- ported to Athens, Ga., for pre- flight training. He received his wings at Pensacola, Fla., in Jan- uary, 1945, and was commissioned a second lieutenant in the Marine Corps following completion of training at the Naval Station. Lt. William W. Redus, ’45 Lt. William W. Redus, ’45, miss- ing in action since April 26, 1945, has been officially declared killed in action on that date. Pilot of a P-51 Mustang, he was escorting B-29’s on a mission to Kyushu, Japan, and was separated from his squadron in a storm. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Redus, 213-A W. 14th St., Amarillo, Texas; his wife and daughter, Nancy Carol, 1702 Tay- lor St., Amarillo; a brother; and a sister. Lt. Henry K. Roark, ’45 Lt. Henry K. Roark, ’45, was killed in action in France on Jan- uary 7, 1945, according to infor- mation from his father, M. L. Roark, 408 Drexel, San Antonio, Texas. Lt. Roark was attached to the 42nd Rainbow Division at the time of his death. Sgt. Sam D. Lasser, ’46 Sgt. Sam D. Lasser, '46, miss- ing in action since July 27, 1944, has been officially declared dead. Son of Mrs. Ida Lasser, 2306 Rose- wood, Houston, Texas, Sgt. Las- ser was lost while participating in a raid over Budapest, Hungary. Nose gunner on a B-24, he was stationed in Italy with the 15th Air Force and had been overseas since July 1, 1944. He was on his thirteenth mission when reported missing. Lt. Bland M. Barnes, Jr., ’47 Lt. Bland M. Barnes, Jr. ’47, was killed on August 11, 1944, in Italy. He was aboard a B-25 tak- en up for a routine instrument check and was killed when the plane crashed after the left en- gine caught on fire. He is sur- vived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bland M. Barnes, Sr., 4901 Hous- ton Drive, Galveston, Texas; a sis- ter; and his paternal grandmother. Lt. Barnes entered the Army Air Forces in March, 1943, and received his wings as a fighter pilot at Luke Field, Arizona, in May, 1944. He was sent to the European Theater in October, 1944, and was assigned to the 319th Fighter Squadron, 325th Fighter Group of the 15th Air Force in Italy, serving as Assist- ant Flight Leader. He flew 31 combat missions and had received the American and European Thea- ter ribbons with five major bat- tle stars, the Presidential Unit Citation, and the Air Medal with four Oak Leaf Clusters. Births Mr. and Mrs. James H. Pipkin, ’29, announce the arrival of the second boy in their family. The new son’s name is Richard Lewis Pipkin and was born on October 24. Papa James is the Assistant to the President of the Texas Company, New York City. His mailing address is 2614 Chrysler Bldg., 136 E. 42nd St., New York. Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Kava- naugh, ’30, 3914 Proctor, Port Ar- thur, announce the arrival of Mol- ly Sue on May 25. A belated report of the birth of Marshall Stiles, Jr., III was sent in by Pappy Marshall Stiles, Jr., 34. The Stiles live at Tulsa, Okla., 3807 E. 23rd St., where Marshall is with the U. S. Geo- logical Survey. There is also a daughter, Sandra, age 4, in the family. Mr. and Mrs. Russell F. Bal- this, Jr., ’36, announce the arrival of their second child, a boy named Russell, III, on March 16. The proud father has recenty been named Director of Vocational Education for the Vicksburg, Miss., public schools. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Shows, ’36, are mighty proud of John How- ard Shows born to them on May 19. They reside at Ovett, Miss. Lt. Col. and Mrs. Jess E. Ev- ans, ’38, send in word that Jess II will be a loyal Aggie in about 18 years. Col. Evans is stationed and was in Korea with a military govern- | Purdue St. the Muster was held. Lt. Gordon W. Hurd, ’44. They Mustered in Shanghai The Aggies sweating it out in Shanghai mustered on April 21st and are pictured above in front of a former German Chapel where In the picture, left to right are: (kneeling) CID Agent Henry F. Potthast, ’38; (1st Row) Lt. John F. Whilden, ’43; Lt. Hugh O. Walker, Jr., ’45; Lt. Barton B. Wallace, Jr., ’47. (2nd row) Homer E. Pace, ’43; Lt. Robert Buniva, ’44; Lt. Frank R. Nye, ’44; Maj. Branding (Chaplain). (Last row) Lt. Alvin B. Wooten, ’45; S 1/c Weldon R. Holbrooks, ’48; Lt. Paul T. Goins, ’44; Sgt. Elbert C. Westbrook; Sgt. James C, Crow, 42; Lt. Eugene R. Dillon, ’45; Capt. AMONG Pioneers Dr. F. E. Giesecke, ’86 New Braunfels Mr. and Mrs, A. U. Smith, 95, celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary at their home at 4204 Dallas, on Sunday, June 9th... C. W. Rollins, ’93, box 77, China, Texas, sends greet- ings to his friends. 1900 Hal Moseley 3807 Skillman, Dallas Francis K. McGinnis lives at 5215 Monticello, Dallas 6. . . An- drew Winkler, Secretary and Treasurer of The Texas Pecan Growers Ass'n. has changed his address to Route 1, Moody, Texas. 1901 East Columbia, Texas Thomas D. Beall gets mail at 5 D E Mayo Y. J.,, Ma Ponce D. E. Leon, Chihauhua, Chih, Mex. . . . Charles N. Flinn is living at San Ysidro, Calif. where he is con- nected with the Border Hardware and Variety Store, box 383. ‘T. M. Smith ment unit and gets mail at 100th Hd. & Hd. Det. Mil. Govt. Grp. 7th Inf. Div.,, APO 7, C/O P. M. San Francisco, Calif. Mrs. Evans and baby Jess are living at 3107 Lafayette, Austin, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Williams, Jr., ’38, announce the birth of Glenda Sue on May 18. They live at 1509 Hayden, Amarillo, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. “Jack” Oliver, ’41, announce the arrival of Mary Ellen on February 23. The proud father received his dis- charge from service last Septem- ber and is now employed with Westinghouse, 1605 Ambassador Bldg., St. Louis 1, Mo. Capt. and Mrs. William S. Hodge, ’42, have enrolled Robert Howell Hodge with the class of ’67. The young man arrived Howell R. Young, ’41, who was an engineer in Capt. Hodge’s B-29 crew. Lt. Young has been listed as missing since Feb. 19, 1945. The Hodge's mailing address is 319 E. Church St., Orlando, Fla. Charles Stevens McMillan ar- rived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McMillan, ’43, on Decem- ber 10, 1945. Pappy Charles is Agricultural Supervisor with the Van Zandt Co. Vocational School for veterans and lives at Edge- wood, Texas. Capt. A. M. Smith, ’44, Station Veterinarian, Ft. Eustis, Va. sends word that an all-American fullback by the name of David Earl Smith, arrived at the Smith home on January 18. May 15 and was named for Lt.|8UWY ’46 FUND REPORT IN NEXT ISSUE The next issue of The Texas Aggie will be the annual De- velopment Fund report. The 1946 Fund closed its books June first. Success or failure of the fund to set a new record in number of contributors will be told in that special fund issue. Class standings in percentage of contributors, the total amount given and its disposition, will all be included in the Fund Re- port. Watch for it about July 10. A. and M. MEN 1902 V. H. Foy 3322 Knight St., Dallas 4 E. L. Markham has recently moved to Dallas from Cape Gir- ardeau, Missouri. He is residing at 3809 Hanover St. 1905 M. S. Church Continental Bldg., Dallas Mr. and Mrs. Tom B. Sammons, of Mission in the Rio Grande Val- ley, were on the campus for the Victory Homecoming and Muster in April. They have made their home in the Valley for many, many years. 1914 Dave Levy Magnolia Pipe Line Co. Box 900, Dallas Col. Martin D. MecAlister is Post AGF Liaison Officer, Seattle Post of Washington Embarkation, Seattle, Wash. . . The friends of Grover C. Dodd, Box 4103, Tucson, Ariz., will regret to know of his illness. He would appreciate hearing from some of his class- mates and friends. Dear Dave: I’ve stood it about as long as I can—every time I get the AGGIE I hustle over to the column for the 1914 Class to see what the gang is doing—and sometimes the 1914 Class is skipped entirely. What gives? Our class is just as important as any of the rest—we have men who have and are contributing to their respective professions— WHY DON'T THEY GIVE OUT? COME ON GANG! Give the class a boost —Okay, I stuck my neck out— didn’t I? Well, here goes. Sure I'm a mechanical engineer—proud of it—and because I'm up to my collarbone in the textile industry does not mean I have deserted the mechanical ranks. It’s just this— the textile industry in South Caro- lina finally had to call on a M.E. to come to its rescue. Now take that—some of you textile Ss, I have 18 large textile mills in South Carolina—3 in Maine—all to rehabilitate and in addition am building two new mills that will be the last word in modern mills. If some of you textile guys want to see the ultimate in a textile mill, then come to see me. Now—that is my contribution— Dave—what are some of the other guys doing? Sincerely J. C. “Hickie” Harrison 217 Mills Avenue Spartanburg, S. C. Dear Gang: I would like to say A-Men to Hickie Harrison’s complaint on the lack of 1914 Class news. How about others of you coming through like Hickie has done with some more letters? Cordially yours— Dave Levy 1915 Dr. Guy Adriance Hort. Dept., Campus Carl H. Savage, 5901 Oram St., Dallas, is in the accounting busi- ness for himself. 1917 Jack C. Shelton Farm Credit Adm. Fed. Land Bk., Houston Charles H. Fleming, 401 W. 7th., Ft. Worth, was recently elected Vice President of the Texas Sav- ings and Loan League. He is an official of the Equitable Build- ing and Loan of Ft. Worth. - Sas 1921 W. T. Strange 415 Myrick Bldg., Lubbock Arthur S. “Skinny” Vandervoort, Jr., 2201 Welch St., Houston, suf- fered a broken arm in an auto- mobile accident in May. He re- turned last winter unscathed from extensive active duty in the army including considerable serv- ice in the ETO. 1922 W. E. “Ted” Winn Box 2880, Dallas J. T. Foster is operating the dining room of the St. Regis Ho- tel at Yoakum. T. G. Redditt is with the John Hancock Mutual Life Ins. Co. at Lufkin, Texas. . . Eugene J. Kerr lives at 311 Edgevale Road, Bal- timore, Mod. 1923 Ben F. Brown Box 1405, Waco Ramon Mallow has moved to Longview and gets mail at Box 2266. . . Homer E, Womack is State Fisheries Inspector and al- so carries a State Deputy Game Protector and U. S. Deputy Game Warden’s Commission for the State of Washington. His mailing address is 10730, 15th St., N. E. Seattle 55, Wash. William Dudley Hail is in the paint and wall paper business at Burnet, Texas .. Vernon Cole gets mail at Box 924, Waco . . Eldridge H. Pendleton lives at Farmersville, Tex .. James F. Kerr has changed his address to box 4781, Atlanta 2, Ga. . . Dav- id P. Richardson is with the Ele- vator Div, of the Westinghouse Elec. Corp., 405 N. Griffin St., Dal- las. 1924 R. M. Sherman 1610 West St., Waco Paul Cowan is in the Supervising Appraiser Branch of the Pruden- tial Insurance Co. of America and has offices at 1303 Main St., Dallas . . Miles E. Dart has changed his address to 3000 Sa- vannah St., El Paso. Roy M. Owens is with the So- cony-Vacuum Oil Co., 154 Nassau St., New York City. He recently moved into his new home in Jer- sey. . . Hi O. Malcolm is the Process Equipment Engineer at the Socony-Vacuum Refinery at Augusta, Kansas. Amor E, Cuba is Traffic Agent for the Illinois Central System, Harlingen, Texas . . John B. Cos- ton has returned to civilian life and living at Weslaco, Texas. 1925 R. C. Armstrong 3439 Wichita, Houston 4 Victor LeMay has changed his address to 106 Virginia Pl, Ft. Worth. George B. Griffin is working for North American and lives at 811 Fouraker, Dallas, Texas . . Wade F. Guion is in Saudi Arabia in the employ of the Arabian American Oil Company. His mail- ing address (boat mail) is Arabian American Oil Co., Bahrein Isl., Persian Gulf. . . Charles Lee Dav- idson is engineer for the State Highway Department, 2169 E. Drive, Beaumont. 1926 Jack Williams Box 196, San Marcos Recently heard from: James T. Carney, civil engineer, Alpine, Texas . . Francis C. Bowen, 302 Alameda Drive, Bossier City, La. . . Luther Snavely, Supt. Aran- Compress Co., Brownsville, Tex. . . Nathan M. Faulk, SCS, Pecos, Tex... Robert K. Eason, promoted to Col. and assigned as Air Communication Officer of the Sixth Air Force in the Canal Zone, APO 825 C/O P. M. New Orleans, La. Neill George Carpenter, 821 Clement St., Lake Charles, La., is an electrical engineer with the Gulf States Utilities Co. .. J. S. Clements, Box 426, Pearsall, is with the state highway dept. . . After five years of active duty in the army, Col. Robert M. Kennedy has been released from service and has returned to work for the Telephone Company in St. Louis 1, Mo. He was in France and Germany with the 12th Army Group Hdgs. Herbert R. Hays was recently retired with the rank of Lt. Col. and has entered the accounting business in Fort Worth. Mailing address is 2245 Fair Mount of that city. . . Robert H. Crawford is farming and also in the pecan production business at Chicota, Texas. He returned from Hawaii in October 1944. Dr. J. D. Jones, Bastrop, La., one-time citizen of Brazos County has “retired” from active practice as veterinarian by leasing a 600 acre farm which he put into four pasture crops. He attributes much of his success on his “hobby” farm to his boyhood experience in 4-H club work. William Sidney Price spent 17 years developing native pecan orchards on the Leon River, Gus- tine, Texas, but the lure of his native land Navarro County was too great, so he sold out and is “dirt farming” at Kerens, Texas. There are three Price children Bill, 17, Carter, 13, and Harry 9. 1927 Allen R. Menger 111 W. Travis, San Antonio 5 After 19 years of wishing D. C. “Spike” Arnold has been trans- ferred to Texas. He is with the Texas Company and living at 2123 Branard, Houston 6... Wells Wayne Fisher is in the insurance business at 204 San Diego Trust and Saving Bldg, San Diego, Calif. . . Laurin D. Black, Jr. has been transferred to the Lone Star Gas Co. headquarters at Brown- hood, Texas. Frank Arnold Knox is Chemical Engineer for the Tennessee East- man Co., 111 West Magnolia Lane, Oak Ridge, Tenn... Sam W. Huggins is district chief clerk for the West Texas Utilities Co., at Dalhart, Texas. . . The Ag- gie made an error in reporting that Major L. O. Buckanan had returned to his home in Lubbock. The Major is still in Seoul Korea and does not expect to return un- til fall. Samuel J. Ball is with the Tex- as Unemployment Compensation Commission, 3118 Carnation St., Fort Worth . . S, D. Triplett, Jr. has been placed on inactive duty and living at 3324 Charleston, Houston 4... Nathaniel Foote has moved to Turnersville, Tex. . . W. Carl Oliphant is with the Bankers Life Ins. Co., 1608, 6th Ave., Fort Worth. He is the 2nd Vice President of the Fort Worth A & M Club. After 51 months of service, Meredit T. Lewis has been dis- charged with the rank of Colonel. Following his return to his home at 7002 Santa Monica Drive, Dal- las, Col. Lewis intends to return to his position with the South- western Bell Telephone Company .. Major Clyde B. Kennington, 1401 2d St., Corpus Christi, re- cently completed the courses in Public Relations and Information and Education at the Army Infor- Mason School, Carlisle Barracks, a. Dr. J. B. Corns has been named Director of the citrus and vegetable training center of A. & I. College to be located in the lower Rio Grande Valley. Follow- ing his graduation from A. & M. Dr. Corns received his M. S. from the Univ. of Calif, and his Ph. D. from Cornell. From 1941 to 1946 he was in the army as officer in charge of a quartermaster mark- eting center. Col. W. L. “Jerry” Lee, visited the campus and was awarded the honorary Doctor of Laws degree at a special faculty convocation on June 7. He has just returned from Italy for re-assignment. The degree was awarded all A. & M. who served as generals in the armed forces. Mrs, Lee and their son, Bill, were present for the degree ceremony as were A. 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