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Page 4 THE TEXAS AGGIE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1946 1938 a daughter, Linda Kay, four and a half years old. Raymond F. Bean is living at 707 S. 15th St., at Temple, Tex. . . . John E. Nichols is attending the Graduate School of Design, Cambridge, Mass. . . . Robert R. P. Brauchle is living on Route 8, San Antonio. . . . E. A. Radack is with Lane Wells Co., at New Iberia, La. . . . Henry F. Pott-| hast has been transferred to the Border Patrol at Cotulla, Texas. | Major Rawlins M. Colquitt vis- | ited the campus in September while on leave awaiting orders for duties in the Panama Canal Zone. Major Colquitt, whose late grand- father was Governor of Texas, en- tered the Army in 1940 as a 2nd Lt. and the next year was trans- ferred to the regular army. He was made a major in 1943. He saw action in Normandy and the Battle of the Bulge. In Europe he served as an antiaircraft offi- | cer in the tactical air force pro-| viding fighter-bomber cover for the Third Army. He is now on the War Department’s General Staff assigned to the services, supply and procurement division. He is married and has one child, Joseph Michael, age four years. Jack A. Skaggs, 1419 W. 8th, Freeport, Texas, sends regards to classmates. Frank O. Maddox is a Sales Representative for the Lone Star Cement Corp. of Dallas and Hous- ton. His address is 1205 Alta Vista, Austin, Texas, College Station is in his territory, and he will be an occasional campus visit- or. Major Doyle M. Ransom, PMS- &T at North Georgia College, Dahlonega, Ga., is mighty proud of the second daughter born to him and Mrs. Ransom. The young lady’s name is Suzann and she was born on August 30. . . . Louis Nagy, former Major in the Army, is in charge of a registered herd of Herefords and a group of grade cattle for Mr. Henry Christian at Gonzales. Louis majored in A.H., and while in school was a member of the Saddle and Sirloin Club and ~ the freshman, junior and senior Livestock Judging Team. 1939 Robert M. Adams 3012 19th St., Port Arthur , Mr. and Mrs.: E. M. White, Jr. Proud Papas: Buddy Paul Man- dell; James C. Williams. Adam J. Barthelow, Major on the Corps Staff during his college days, is living at 1208 S. Randall St., Pasadena, Texas. He has just recently moved there from Hous- ton. . . . Thomas B. Hooton is flying with the American Airlines and living in Fort Worth at 2732 Ryan Avenue. . . . Gordon F. Mec- Millan has moved to Junction, Texas. W. Henry Walters, former teacher of vocational agriculture at Hempstead, has moved to Bol- ing, Texas. . . . Capt. Edward B. Hrdlicka is attending a nine months officers advanced course at Fort Sill. Mrs. Hrdlicka, the former Miss Mallie Tatman, of Bryan, and their two children are living there with him during his training period. Lt. Col .D. L. Hodge, a native of Pledger, has been assigned to the Military Science Department at the College. Col. Hodge did patrol duty in the Caribbean Sea and his unit was credited with sinking two German submarines. He also served with the air force in England, North Africa and the Middle East. He has been award- ed the Distinguished Service Cross and the Silver Star. Major J. M. Cook has been as- signed to the Military Science Dept. at the College. He is a native of Carrizo Springs. Major Cook was called to active duty in 1940 and took paratroop training at Ft. Benning and served with the 511th Paratroop Infantry in the U.S. and Pacific until after the initial occupation of Japan. James C. Williams has complet- ed his service in the armed forces and has been made Assistant Sales manager for Uncle Johnny |. . . Mills in Houston. He and Mrs. Williams with their two children live at 8232 Lenore Dirve, Hous- ton 12. Their youngest child was born on July 11 and is named Beverly Ann. Albert L. Carpenter was a S/Sgt in the Lost Battalion. He has returned to school to complete work toward a degree and he and Mrs, Carpenter, the former Miss Nina Orchard, are living at Col- lege Station. Their mailing ad- dress is Box 2819. Theo R. Holleman has joined the teaching staff of the architec- tural department. . L. L. Dixon is at Harvard Uni- versity and gets mail at 49 Bel- mont St., Somerville, 43, Mass. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Bud Mandell, Edna, Texas, have a new daugh- ter in their family, born August 26. Her name is Paula Anne. E. J. Courreges has returned to work with The Texas Company at New Orleans, La., and gets mail at 5529 Camp St. 1940 Maj. F. Max MecCullar Box 652 Kingsville John C. Cook, of Franklin, Tex- as, reentered school in September following his release from the service. He spent 39 months with the Army-Air Transport Com- mand. Six months were spent in Hawaii. James R. Hart is Farm Store Manager of Sears Roebuck, at Houston. He recently bought a home at 1009 Lawrence St. . . . Clyde T. Norman, with the Johns- Manville Sales Corp., has moved to office to the First Nat'l Bank Bldg., Room 565, Okla, City, 2, Okla. The most unique request in many months came from Henry I. Singer, 4807 Greenside Lane, Baton Rouge, La. His son is at the “lullaby” stage and Aggie Henry says he knows no better way to lull a future Aggie to sleep than by the AGGIE WAR HYMN. —Papa Henry got a copy of the War Hymn. Gerald B. Nutt is out of the navy and working in Washington. He lives at 2106 N. St. N.W. Apt. 30, Washington 7, D. C. Walter K. Woodward is back in school doing graduate work in Petroleum Engineering, following his release from active duty. His mailing address is General Deliv- ery, College Station. Leo M. Valdez, Jr. has bought a home at 4018 E. 30th St. In- dianapolis, Inidana, and has been a busy man remodeling it. He is with the E. F. Cramer Construc- tion Engineers, 224 N. Alabama St., Indianapolis, Indiana, and would like to get in touch with any of the A. & M. men in that vicinity. John P. “Pinkie” Couch was a Lt. Col. in the Air Corps when he received his discharge and after |: - a few months of leave accepted a position as Inspector for C.A.A., Oakland Municipal Airport, Oak- land, Calif. A Mechanical Engi- neering major, Pinkie was a mem- ber of the ASME, on the Swim- ming Team and served as Intra- mural Manager in ’36, ’37 and ’38. The many friends of Howard Allen, Beaumont, Texas, will re- gret to learn of the death of his father, J. H. Allen, on May 28. Mr. Allen was an associate mem- ber of the Association and How- ard recently sent a gift to the 541 First National Bank Bldg. R. O. Bartholomew, ’25 BARTHOLOMEW & DeBRUIN Consulting Mechanical Engineers Houston, Texas Phone C4-2960 N. M. DeBruin, '26 Fire Bonds Automobile Contractors Equipment Workmen's Compensation Phone C-8428 Just a reminder . . . Commercial & Personal Insurance Truck lines—Long and Short Haul CECIL W. CROW, 33 For Personal Attention, Ask for Cecil W. Crow, 38 109 Thomas Bldg. Personal Property Public Liability Hospitalization Livestock Marine Life Dallas, Texas HOUSTON Telephone George DICTAPHONE CORPORATION 1303 Capitol Avenue CAPITOL 9614 For Modern Business Expediting Dictaphone Electronic Dictating Machines Telephone Conversation and Conference Recording Equipment 2, TEXAS “Dody” Smith, ’30 Development Fund in memory of his father, Robert L. Spencer has moved from Mexia, Texas, to Springdale, Arkansas ahd gets mail at Box 87. . . . ditto for Clark Harvey from Muleshoe, Texas, to Ames, Iowa, 221 Sheldon. . . . John Hue- bel is living at Columbus, Texas. W. C. Whitehurst recently moved to 517 W. Beauguard, San Angelo, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Brandon C. Smith and their two year old son, Bran- don C. Smith, Jr. are living in their own home in West Park, College Station. Brandon has re- turned to school to complete work toward a degree in Petroleum En- gineering. Travis J. Smith, ’41, makes his home with them, and their mailing address is Box 2403, College Station. Warren “Butch” Robertson is one of the four Aggies back in school who was a member of the Lost Battalion. His home address is 3617 Fountain Terrace, Amar- illo, Texas. 1941 Tom Richey Western Wool & Mohair Co. Box 449, San Angelo Mr. and Mrs.: Capt. Tom E. Chapoton, Jr.; Herbert B. Men- dieta. Proud Papa: Capt. John O. Pasco; Tommie Vaughn; Nat B. Allen, Jr. Hervey S. Hutchins has accept- ed a position in the Mech. Dept. of the Swift and Company, Fort Worth, Texas. Travis Joel Smith, a member of the Lost Battalion, is baek in school continuing his work in Pe- troleum Engineering. He and his brother, Brandon C, Smith, ’40, have a home on the campus. Mail- ing address is Box 2403, College Station. Capt. Tom E. Chapton, Jr. is still stationed at Washington but is expecting a transfer to Texas soon. He was married in August to Miss Winifred Aldrich and they are making their home at 3921 N. 4th St., Arlington, Va. . . . Mor- ris E. Bloodworth has moved to Mission, Texas, and gets mail at Box 864. James C. Yeary, Jr. is connected with the Tyler Junior College as Veterans Vocational Agriculture Teacher. S. M. Jonas is getting mail at I.P.C. Box 309, Haifa, Palestine. We have asked Jonas to write some news to the AGGIE about his ac- tivities over there. How about it, Jones—give. Charles D. Crawford has moved from Roswell, New Mexico to 85 B.: 6th St, Yuma, ‘Ariz... Jo- seph F. Blanton from Houston to 3524 Chateau, Waco, Texas. . . . Julius L. LyBrand from Greenville to 3005 Bonnie Rd. Austin, Texas. . . . Roger H. Swanson from Los Angeles to 1850 Vista Del Mar Ave., Hollywood, Calif. Morris Hooton is living at 45 Grover Avenue, Winthrop 52, Mass. . . . Ira Kimbrough is in- structing veterans in agriculture at the Tarrant County Vocational School at Fort Worth. His mail- ing address is Route 7, Box 506. . Troy N. Berry has moved from Goldthwaite, to 204% W. Broadway, Brownwood, Texas. James B. Ashby, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Ashby, 6424 Malvey, Ft. Worth, has joined the staff at the College to teach in the Department of Agricultural Economics. Since graduation he has worked with the Censorship Bureau of the War Department at San Antonio and has done marketing and merchan- dising work with the A. C. Nielson Company, Chicago, General Elec- tric Company, Dallas, and Mont- gomery Ward and Co. at Fort Worth. He is married and has a three year old daughter, Rex “Kitty” Kathcart, who took a Master’s Degree at the College, in ’41, and star back in the early '30’s for the Baylor Bears, will assist in coaching the Bronco foot- ball team at Bryan, this fall. He will also teach Physical Edueca- tion. Robert Shannon has returned from military service and joined the teaching staff of the Mechan- ical Engineering Department at the College. . is associated with the Westing- house Electric Company in New York, 14, and gets mail at 23rd Grove St., Apt. 1-B. . . . Lt. Wood- row Thompson has moved from Waxahachie and living on Route 4, 514 Sunnyside Avenue, Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B. Mendie- ta are living at Bruni following their marriage in August. . . . Capt. and Mrs. John O. Pasco and their little daughter, born July 3, are living at Clinton, Ky. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Vaughn are also the proud parents of a daughter. The Vaughn family is living at 2203 University Blvd., Houston 5. W. J. Davis is living at Winters, Texas. . . . James J. Riley, Jr. is living at 1210A Pendleton St., Memphis, Tenn. . . . David K. Sain has moved to Corpus Christi and getting mail at 3625 Victory Drive. . . . Carroll P. Smith is teaching vocational agricultural at Gates- ville and living at 2105 Saunders St. Capt. Thomas B. Miller has ac- cepted a regular army commission in the grade of 1st Lt. He is pres- ently stationed at Roswell, New Mexico. . . . Jack Holt is working at Lockheed Aircraft as Stress Analyst, 521 N. Orange Dr., Los Angeles 36, Calif. He reports an occasional visit with C. A. Wright, ’39, and Roger Swanson, '41. Jack would like to hear from Albert E. “Swede” Anderson, ’42, at last re- port getting mail at 120 35th St., Hermosa Beach, Calif. Daniel W. Graham has from Thorndale to Midland. 1942 James B. Hervey 1301 Republic Bank Bldg. Dallas Mr. and Mrs.: Martin Gossett; moved . . Charles M. Keeter |p Robert L. Oliver; Jack O. Ash- worth, Proud Papas: James J. Cupples; Lt. Jack G. Sandefur. Capt. R. Jack Tilton, 124th Ord. Maint. Bn., 2nd Armd. Div., Camp Hood, Texas, corrects the “Aggie” on a recent statement that he had accepted a regular Army commis- sion. “’Tisn’t so,” he writes, “I have decided to decline a regular commission and now plan to re- turn to civilian status next June.” He hopes to make a few football games this fall. Capt. Roy H. Thompson has been transferred to the U. S. Ma- rine Corps as a regular officer in the rank of second lieutenant, His home address is 4640% North Ave- nue, San Diego 3, Calif. . . . Roy E. Nelson, Jr., following extensive military service is back in school and getting mail at Box 12, Col- lege Station. Elmer Benton Hudspeth has re- turned from service in the ETO, received his discharge and teach- ing in the Agric. Engineering De- partment at the College. He spent 31% years on service. . . . Robert D. Brown, Box 5444, College Sta- tion, thoughtfully sends a mem- orial gift to the Development Fund in the name of his brother, Lt. Doyle L. Brown, 45. Lt. Harold E. Barnes has been assigned to the 53rd Transporta- tion Corps, Fort Sill, Oklahoma. At present he and Mrs. Barnes and their daughter, Virginia Sue, age 2, reside at the B&C Motel, in Lawton, Okla. Lt, Barnes re- ceived his commission in 1943 and served as a liason pilot with the 280th FA Bn in the battles of Northern France, Ardennes, Cen- tral Europe and Rhineland. He has been awarded the Air Medal with three oak leaves. Lt. (jg) F. A. Camp is a civil- ian again and getting mail at Box 2587, College Station. New ad- dresses: Robert K. Long, 608 W. Va., McKinney, Tex, . . . Jimmie Taylor, Victory Apts, F115, Fort Worth 8, Tex. . . . Stephen B. Williams, Box 301, Los Fresnos, Tex. . . . Homer E. Garlitz, Mo- ran, Tex. Roland Bing has joined the staff of the Student Activities Office and resigned his position with the Association of Former Students on September 1 to assume his new duties. E. M. Gossett, Jr. joined the Mr. and Mrs, group on June 2 he and Miss Kathryn Fisher were married. They are living at Lipscomb, Texas. Doil S. Hammons has been an- nounced as Instructor in the De- partment of Architecture and as- sumed his duties the first of Sep- tember. Following release from military service, Lt. Hammons joined the Registrar’s Office staff and resigned to accept the teach- ing appointment. Mr. and Mrs. Hammons and their young daugh- ter live in their own home in Mea- dowbrook Addition. Jack O. Ashworth, Bryan, Tex- as, was discharged from the Air Corps in October, 1945, after 3% years of service. He and Miss Dorothy Dale Foster, of Bryan, were married on Sept. 10 and are making their home in Bryan. The groom was appointed instructor in the Department of Agricultural Economics at the College this fall term. Lee M. Pearson, recently released from two years in the Navy with the rank of Ensign, is back at his old job with the Dow Chemical Company, at Freeport, Texas. He is among the few single ’42’ers. . . . Andrew G. Bonnett has moved to 830 S. Montclair, Dallas 11. . . . Wylie E. Hearn is with the West- ern Wool and Mohair Company at Ballinger, Texas. Capt. Thomas R. Pappas is with the 591st AAFBU at Stockton, Calif. . . Geo. W. Fitzhugh is getting mail at Box 545, Hender- son, Texas. . . . Martin C. Hughes, Jr. has moved to FDR 3, Sugar- town Road, West Chester, Penna. . . Mr. and Mrs. James J. Cupples are living at Lt. Louis where James is in the District Office of the Westinghouse Electric Corp. His mailing address is 3643 Wash- ington Blvd., Apt. 3B, St. Louis 8, Mo. They are mighty proud of Sue Jane, born to them on September 1943 Jack B. Miller 1806 W. 36th St., Austin, Texas Mr. and Mrs.: Van Dyke Gillen. Proud Papas: Lionel Howard Clark. Capt. C. E. Bowles, Jr., is sta- tioned in Shanghai, China, and his mailing address is C/O China Na- tional Aviation Corporation, Shanghai, China. Arland L. Ward, Jr., Box 1659, College Station, was released from the service with the rank of Cap- tain. He is the son of A. L. Ward, Sr. ’10, Dallas. Billie N. Mitchell has returned to active duty for an indefinite period in the Army. His home is at Kosse, but for the past six or eight months he has been Mana- ger of the Chamber of Commerce at Cameron. Fanklin M. Bradshaw is getting mail at Box 242, Waco, Texas. from overseas and is farming and ranching at Rt. 1, Happy, Texas. Capt. Chas. V. Elia has moved to 3563 Muscatel Avenue, Ontario, Calif. . . . Joe S. Badgett is living at 2503 University, Austin. . . . Richard H. Suman has returned to school, following his release from the army in the summer and is living at 506 W. 26th St., Bryan, Texas. Joseph F. Gordon is back school taking architectural engi- neering and getting mail at Box 2898, College Station. . . . Wm. F. Gibson, Box 1, Asherton, Texas, would like to hear from Gus Carl- sen, last heard of at Mariscal, Caceres, 79, Lima, S. A. Robert W. Germond has gone to work in Dallas for the Central Engineering and Supply Company. His mailing address at that city is 1925 Cedar Springs Road. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Carroll E. Murtha are getting mail at 1108 Avenue J. Rear Apt., Galveston, Texas. 1944 Gus C. Boesch Whitney, Texas Mr. and Mrs.: Harry W. Saun- ders; LeRoy Hendrick; Malcolm L. Carpenter. Proud Papas: J. F. Collier; Dr. D. D. Linam. The Lacy twins, Arthur Terry and Albert Owens, school to complete their work in agriculture. They will both re- ceive their degrees in January and have already purchased a ranch at D’Hanis, Texas. They went into the service together, served from Feb. 1944 to June, 1946 in the ETO, and were released at the same time. Their home ad- dess is Valdina Farms, Utopia, Texas. Following his release from ser- vice, mest of which was spent in the CBI, Malcolm L. Carpenter is back at his home in Bellville. His engagement was announced recently to Miss Estable Dawson, of Homer, La. The wedding date was set for Sept. 30. Lt. Payton L. Warren is in the Army Ground Forces, Air Train- ing School, Fort Sill, Oklahoma. ... Lt. Wm. F. Graves has been transferred to Fayetteville, N. C., 220 Bethune St. .. .. ..Joe Hatchel is on the campus and getting mail at Box 3011, College Station Dr. D. D. Linam, Austin Cat and Dog Hospital, 506 E. 5th St., Aus- tin, is mighty proud of the daugh- ter born August 11, named Shar- on Lee. After three years of state-side military duty, Clayton A. Man- gold is out of the service and back in school. He and his wife, the former Macell Burkhalter, of Col- lege Station, get mail at Route 3, Box 304, Bryan, Texas. Roy I. Brooks is back in school and living at 208 Calvert St. Hearne, where his wife holds a teaching position in the public schools there. Mrs. Brooks was Miss Elizabeth Stewart, of Bos- ton, Mass., and a graduate of Bos- ton University. They have a 15 months old son named Stewart. Roy served in the Merchant Mar- ine from June 1942 to March 1946. Jack Davis King, brother of H. C. King, Jr., ’48, identified himself with the Association Office re- cently when he came in to get the address of Elmo M. Schaefer, 25. He found Elmo’s class ring and knowing Aggies, knew that Elmo was anxious to have it back in his possession. Jack served in the ERC from Nov. 1942 to Feb. 1943, receiving his commission Sept. 1943. He is back in school finishing his work in Mechanical Engineering and is also associated with the King Beverage Co., of Houston. Harmon B. Wood is back in school and getting mail at Box 1823. &. . ditto for Robert A. Epstein, Box 5504, and John T. Thomson, Jr., Box 2448. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Hendrick are living at College Station, fol- lowing their marriage in August. Their mailing address is Box 492. . . . J. F. Collier, Box 2943, College Station, is living on the campus and looking for a place to live so he can bring his wife and baby daughter, born August 30 down to join him. . .. Lt. B. FP, Rodriquez is having mail sent to 86 Mary St., Alexandria, La. Geo. W. Mitchell, Jr., returned from service in India and China in time to enter school this fall. He is in his senior year of Civil Engineering. . . . William S. Pot- ter advises that he is remaining in Japan for civilian. We would like to have some news on William. His mailing address is AECPO, Hqd. CHQ, AFPAC, APO 500, San Francisco, Calif. 1945 Jerry D. Ferrell College Station Proud Papas: Lt. Richard Car- roll Qualtrough; Robert W. Bur- den. Silver Taps: Lt. Ben B. Isbell, Jr. Lt. R. Court Ward, son of A. L. Ward, Sr., ’10, Dallas, is back in school, and gets mail at Box 1659, College Station. Mrs. Richard Carroll Qualtrough and baby boy, Dick, Jr., born July 21, are residing at 818 Kipling St., Mr. and Mrs. John Fred Whil- | Houston, while the proud father, den are living on the campus Richard C. Qualtrough, does getting mail at Box 2511. Mr¥%: Whilden was the former Miss Fairfax Seward of Brenham. John spent 30 months in the CBI. Albert W. Sanger gets mail at 1821 Broadway, Galveston. . . . B. James Barr has moved to 516 Coke, Yoakum, Texas. . . . Max B. Rotholz, Jr, is back on the cam- pus and getting mail at Box 415, College Station. Clarence R, Skalnik is at school and gets mail at Box 1918. . . . Clifton C. Griffiths has moved to Muleshoe, Texas. .. . E. Tom Roof, Jr. is living at 5139 Richard St., Dallas 6. . . . Ben L. Smith, Jr. has moved from Paducah to Swearingen, Texas, Leslie Denny has just returned in Germany. Marvin L. Brown entered school in September after being dis- charged from the Navy. His mail- ing address is Box 2877, College Station. . . . James E. “Buddy” Hoff is back in school following extensive overseas service. Mail- ing address is Box 561, College Station. . . . Edgar G. Saper, Box 209 , College Station, is among hs ’45’ers returning to school this all. Olan Earl Anderson served as a 2nd Lt. in the 8th Air Force as a bombardier, having received his commission in October, ’43. He is back at the College doing grad- uate work and gets mail at Box 226, College Station. During his intte are back in|. . college days he was a distinguished student three semesters, President of the Agronomy Society in the summer of ’46, and was om the Tumbling Teams in 1941 and 1942. Robert W. Burden is back in school and a proud papa. Cath- erine Jean was born to Robert and his wife on June 24 at Wes- laco. Their present mailing ad- dress is Box 643, Sollege Station. . Lt. Jack Blakelock is with the ATC on Okinawa. Col. David H. Blakelock, Jack’s father, paid the campus a visit in August, having just returned from Bikini. The Colonel has a younger son, David, now a student at the Col- lege. 1946 Edward P. Giesecke is a student at the Michigan College of Mining and Technology, at Heughton, Michigan. » 4G, C,- Stanley, Jr. is doing graduate work in Biology and gets mail at the College Hos- pital. , . . Jay M. Wingate is in- strument man with the highway department at Woodville, Tex. . . . R. S. Guenther was in the Corps of Engineers for two years. is back in school and gets mail at Box 1091, College Station. After 22 months of active duty John M. McMahan is back in school, Box 1091, College Station. . ditto for John D. Humble, home from the navy, and getting mail at Box 1381. . . . ditto Rich- Hel .:. ard O. Thomas, released in July, mailing address Box 2831, College Station. 1948 Frark M. Floyd, T/4, Sig. Corps is in Berlin, Germany, and gets mail at Co. A. 3110 Sig. SVC, Bn. U.S. Hdqrs. Berlin District, APO 755, C/O P. M. New York, N. Y. Pvt. James H. Weyland is get- ting mail at Sqdn. T-M2 3501 BRAAF, Boca Raton, Fla. James is the son of A. H. Weyland, ’19, of Shreveport, La. . . . At last report, E. S. Garrett was expect- ing his discharge from the Navy and would be living at 310 Berk- shire Ave.. San Antonio. 1949 James P. Miller is in the Re- ceiving Unit Office, USNTC, San Diego 33, Calif. He is Seaman 2/c . . . Richard H. Magers is getting mail at 117 Yale Ave, San Antonio. . . . Ernest S. Heat- on has been traveling for the Champion Products of Stephen- ville for the past several months. . Jasper Truett Hassey is in the Navy and gets mail at USNH (Staff) Corpus Christi. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hassey, Route 1, Telephone, Tex- as. . . . Cpl. Aubrey J. Brooks is stationed with the 88th Qm. Tng. Co., 16th GM. Tng. 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