company,
MONDAY, U VIBE RY ’
Ws A Ur
1930
J. A. “Hop” Reynolds
Dreyfus & Son, Dallas
Proud Papas: Bragg A. Stock-
ton.
Hugh Keepers, of the Texas Fire
Inspection Bureau, recently spoke
to the Dallas A. & M. Club on “The
Atomic Bomb and Its Effect”.
Hugh was an official U. S, observ-
er of the effect of the bomb on
Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Chas. T. Decker, Assistant
Coach at Texas City, lives at Apt.
86, 3rd Ave. Villas. He was in
Military service for 42 months,
going in as an enlisted man and
upon release held the rank of
Capt. He was in the Pacific with
a Fighter Group as Athletic Of-
ficer. . . . Frederick H. Randolph
is landscape architect in San Juan,
Puerto Rico. . . L. E. Turberville
is County Agent at Roby, Texas.
Bragg A. Stockton owns and op-
erates the Stockton’s Flowers,
Floral Shop, at Temple, Texas. He
is the proud father of three chil-
dren—the baby boy, Franklin Far-
rar Stockton, being five months
old, . . . Richard H. Caldwell is
in the furniture business, being the
proprietor of the Banner Furniture
Store, 2442 Elm St., Dallas. His
home address is 207 West Mis-
souri. . . . Richard S. Dockum is in
the wholesale and retail seed and
grain business at Roswell, New
Mexico. Mailing address is 209
E. Bland St.
1931
C. R. Coneway
Humble Bldg.
Houston
Dr, Edward Ehlert, Jr., is prac-
ticing medicine at 121% Main St.,
Victoria, Texas. . . Wm. E. Ford is
with the U. S. Patent Office,
Washington, D. C.
K. W. Tottenham, training of-
ficer for the Veterans Adm., is
living at Brenham St... . Joe L.
Meharg is Land Appraiser for the
FSA at Eastland, Texas. He lives
at the Connellee Hotel.
W. L. D. Winship has moved to
Corpus Christi and has offices at
741 Nixon Bldg. . .. E. R. Aday is
Claim Adjuster for the Travelers
Ins. Co. Mailing address is 3708
Bellaire, Dr. N. Ft. Worth, Texas.
Jesse Tiner Cope, Jr., 111 Adams
St., San Antonio, is Supv. of Air-
plane Supplies Dept. at Kelly
Field. . . . W. N. Keisling has
moved to Midland, Texas, and gets
mail at Box 1190.
S. W. Florentin lives at 417
Cimarron Trace, Grand Prairie,
and sends in word that at last
report R. C. Owen is living at 3721
Park Drive, Baton Rouge, La. . .
- Walter Swank has moved from
Dallas to Houston and is getting
mail at 1059 Althea Drive, Hous-
ton 8. He is busy trying to get
his plant ready to manufacture as-
bestos cement shingles. His plant
is located at the Post Oak Road
at Hempstead Highway.
The Association Office, College,
needs the address of Garlen R.
Bryant and Henry A. Eddins.
Lt. Col. B. E. Nowotny with
Hqrs. of the European Div., Air
Transport Command, will go to
Germany in December for duty.
He is now stationed in Paris and
plans the transfer of the adminis-
tration offices to Wiesbaden, Ger-
many. Before entering service,
Col. Nowotny coached athletics at
New Branfels, and later became
associated with the USDA at Col-
lege Station. Mrs. Nowotny and
their daughter are making their
home at College Station but plan
to join the Colonel in Germany this
winter. 1932
Luther E. Bell
2424 Hillside Drive, Dallas 14
Proud Papas: Carl J. Hansen.
Geo D. Burch, Staff Engineer
for the Fifth Airforce, and station-
ed at Nagoya, Japan, was joined
by his wife and daughter in Sep-
tember. Geo. holds the rank of
Lt. Col. but expects to be “Mister”
sometime during the summer, His
mailing address is Hgs. Fifth Air
Force, APO 710, c/o P.M. San
Francisco, Calif.
Thomas P. Porter is work unit
leader for the Soil Conservation
Service at Sweetwater, Texas.
Anyone knowing the correct ad-
dress for Eugene P. Fortson,
please send to the Association Of-
fice, College Station, Texas.
A. Linton Batjer, Jr., has been
sent to Casper, Wyoming by his
the Standard Asbestos
Mfg. & Insulating Co., to run a
big insulation contract on the Tex-
as Co. refinery there and to open
up a branch. He reports having
some good “bull” sessions with
Walter A. Evans who is working
for the same refinery. Also liv-
ing in Casper is Carl Moulden, who
is in business for himself.
Carl J. Hansen has returned to
civilian life and he and his wife
and two children are living at
Conestoga Road, Rosemont, Penna.
933
Tom C. Morris
1408 W Main St., Waxahachie
Proud Papas: Don Elliott;
Richard H. “Bear” Wright.
Ernest L. Williams has sold his
interest in the El Paso Lumber
business and has become associated
with the Soil Conservation Service
at Paint Rock, Texas,
R. D. Eddy, Director of the Tex-
as University’s Industrial and Bus-
iness Extension Training Bureau,
was one of the speakers at the
Texas State Teachers Association
annual meeting in Houston on Nov.
29. Mrs. Eddy is the former Miss
Emma Beason of Bryan. Harwell
C. Whitmore lives on Star Route,
Midland, Texas.
Richard H. “Bear” Wright re-
ports that he and his family are
all getting along fine in the thin
air of the Andes and that ranching
is quite interesting. He reports
seeing Ed Hopkins, "19, Bruce
Sasse, ’33 and Jack Farmer, ’32
recently in his part of the world.
“Bear” reports that outside of the
baby looking like Papa, she is do-
ing fine. Their other daughter’s
name is Pamela. Mailing address
is La Droya, Peru.
H. Hurst, III, has moved from
New Orleans to Houston and is
living in the Lamar Hotel, Room
15-A. . . Don Elliott is engaged
in the manufacture of prefabrica-
ted homes for the Veterans Hous-
ing Program, occupying the posi-
tion of Vice President and Pro-
duction Manager of the Admiral
Homes, Inc., West Newton, Penna.
His second son, Albert Sager, was
born on June 21.
1934
Tull N. Gearreald
Rte. 2, Box 800
Fairfax, Va.
J. W. Dryden is located at 702
Jones Bldg. Corpus Christi, Texas.
He is in the public accounting bus-
iness. . . . Anyone knowing the
address of Edgar R. Frachiseur
please send to the Association Of-
fice, College Station.
1935
Frederick W. H. Wehner
Box 871, Big Spring
Proud Papas: OC. G. “Spike”
White,
Albert P. Latham is farming at
Dickens, Texas. . . . Lawrence D.
Smith, Box 31, Cuero, is with the
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture.
Kay Halsell, II, recently re-
leased from military service with
Major, has announced the opening
of his new Halsell-Donaho Com-
pany, authorized Buick dealers, He
has enlarged his building consid-
erably which is located on South
Highway 6.
The Association Office, College
Station, would like to have the
current address of Gordon T. Hill.
Earl Long is living in Casper,
Wyoming, according to a recent
letter from A. L. Batjar, Jr. ’32.
Anyone knowing the address of
Carroll K. Hoffmeister please send
to the Association Office, College
Station, Texas.
Francis R. O’Brien is with the
Tennessee Eastman Corp., at Oak
Lane. ... Wm. J. Spicer has moved
to Waco, Texas, and gets mail at
703 Liberty Bldg. . . . Robert W.
Zumwalt has left the Texas Co.
and is now associated with the
McClenaghan & Barr Engineers
and Architects, in the Continental-
American Bank Bldg., Shreveport,
La. . . ." J. G. Smyth, Jr, has his
own architectural business and
gets mail at 1009 Ralston, Corpus
Christi, Texas.
Donald R. Wertz has moved to
San Antonio and gets mail at
Box 4086, Sta. A. . . Lt. Col. Tom
Dooley is stationed with Hgs.
Fourth Army, Fort Sam Houston,
Texas.
1936
Dudley J. Lewis
C. E. Dept. Humble Oil & Ref. Co.
Proud Papas: Morris William-
son; Lt. Col. O. R. Simpson.
Cover C. Porter is chief chemist
for the Southland Paper Mills at
Lufkin, Texas, He was instrumen-
tal in arranging a recent trip of
thirty chemical engineering stu-
dents to the Southland Paper Mills
and the Lufkin Foundry and Mach-
ine Co. late in November.
Geo. W. Brailsford is with the
Eastern States Pet. Co., 8939 Man-
chester Ave., Box 5008, Harrisburg
Station, Houston 12.
Capt. John H. Birson returned
to the states in January, 1946, af-
ter serving 21 months in the South-
west Pacific, He will be on ter-
minal leave until the end of De-
cember. His present address is
Route 2, Pittsburg, Texas. . . Jo-
seph W. Foster, Jr. is farming at
Calvert, Texas. . . . Lt. Col. Ed-
win L. Hamilton gets mail at
Ward 40A, U. S. Naval Hosp. Oak-
land, Calif. Capt. Oscar A.
Kuehne is Ass’t. Personnel Officer,
Veterans Adm., 142 Armour Place,
San Antonio. . . C. W. Ingraham
advises that he finally found a
place to live at 5724 Penrose, Dal-
las, Texas.
P. W. Horner is employed as
Marketing Specialist for the Cot-
ton Branch of the USDA. His
mailing address is Box 363, Mem-
phis 1, Tenn.
bift swe
Will Pack Half Oranges and
Nothing more appropriate than Valley Oranges and
Grape Fruit. They're Deliciously Sweet Now.
1 Bushel Choice Fruit by Express. _ $4.00
15 Bushel Choice Fruit by Express. $2.25
T. L. SMITH,
Box 912 — Alamo, Texas
FOR CHRISTMAS
’98, GROVES
Half Grape Fruit on Request
1937
W. A. “Doc” Ruhmann
Extension Service, Campus
Proud Papas: James E. Greer;
E. H. Staples.
Dr. James N. Brown owns and
operates his own animal clinic,
1050 Jordan St., Shreveport, La.
Anyone knowing the address of
William D, McClellan, please send
to the Association Office, College
Station. Samuel W. Levine, ’38,
420 Memorial Drive, Cambridge
39, Mass. wants to get in touch
with William.
Dr. Wm. R. Knight, III, has en-
tered the practice of female sur-
gery and obstetrics in Houston
with offices at 4115 Fannin St.
He recently completed five years
post-graduate work in that field,
after graduating in medicine at
the Univ, of Texas, Galveston and
serving his internship and resi-
dency at John Hopkins and the
University of Wisconsin. He then
served in the Army Medical Corps
in the ETO, returning to civil life
in August, He and Mrs. Knight
have two daughters, Camille, four
years of age and Susan Rozelle,
18 months of age. Knight has
been a member of the Houston A.
& M. Club and looks forward to
renewing his many A. & M. friend-
ships.
James E. Wilson is with the
Exploration Department of the
Shell Oil Company, and gets mail
at Box 2009, Houston, Texas.
E. H. Staples is Assistant Esti-
mator for Tellepsen Construction
in Houston and lives at 1906
Waugh Dr, at that city. He is now
engaged in the construction of the
Shamrock Hotel and garage of
McCarthy Center. He is also the
proud of another daughter, born
Oct. 27.
Anyone knowing the current ad-
dress of W. S. “Bill” Sloan please
send to the Association Office, at
the College. E. H. “Tubby” Sta-
ples, 1906 Waugh Dr., Houston,
would like to hear from William.
Leo Witkowski is farming and
raising cattle at Happy, Texas.
Norman N. Moser is farming
and ranching and gets mail at
the Moser Ranch, Route 5, De
Kalb, Texas. . . Rev. Sidney B.
Smith is pastor of the Methodist |-
Church at Winfield, Texas.
Buford R. Koehler is a petro-
leum engineer for the Sun Oil Co.
at Stowell, Texas. .
Pratt, Ass’t Forman Pressure Still
Dept. of the Gulf Oil Corp., lives
at 308 Glen Ridge Road, Haver-
town, Penna. . . . Herbert W. Har-
tung is still in the army and get-
ting mail at Box 769-D, Rt. I, S.
Tokoma, Washington,
Milton Nelson Beneke, Senior
Accounting Clerk, Sales Dept., of
the Humble Oil and Refg. Co., lives
at 610 Oakley Ave., Houston 6. . .
Anyone knowing the current ad-
dress of Rev. Sidney B. Smith,
please send to the Association Of-
fice, College Station.
Eddie W, Hogan has been pro-
moted to Lt. Com. and his address
is USS Ranson, AM 283, 6th Fleet,
Orange, Texas. . . Robert Z. Wil-
kinson, Box 173, Helena, Ark. pre-
viously lived in Cotton Plant, Ark.
Arthur E. Hass is engineer for
the Cities Service Oil Co., Bartles-
ville, OKla,
After three and a third years of
Japanese “hospitality” David M.
Snell is back in circulation and has
resumed the management of his
insurance agency, handling all
lines of insurance and bonds. His
firm is known as David M. Snell,
and offices at 711 Main St., Dallas
2, Texas.
J. E. Clark, Jr., Box 563, Devers,
is engaged in rice farming, cattle
raising and farming of feed crops.
. . . Robert D. Shipp is with the
Soil Conservation Service with
headquarters at Plainview. He has
been with the SCS since gradua-
tion except for the four years he
spent in the army.
1938
John Bone
1620 Main St, (I. B. M.)
Houston, Texas
Roland S. Torn gets mail at 2332
South Blvd., Houston.
Doyle M. Ranson has been re-
leased from service with the rank
of Major and is living at Lamesa,
Texas. . . Robt. C. Mackey has
changed his address to Route 2,
Box 23T, Mission, Texas. . . Sam-
uel W. Levine, 420 Memorial Dr.,
Cambridge 39, Mass. wants to hear
from William D. McClellan, ’37.
Anyone knowing the whereabouts
. . Elmer E.|©
of William, please send to the As-
sociation Office.
Robert P. Boswell returned from
service in September 1945 and has
been farming at Kenedy. Before
entering military service in 1942 he | :
was with the Soil Conservation
Service. . . Joseph C. Hickerson is
Soil Scientist with the Soil Con-
servation Service but at last re-
port was considering going into
business of raising hybrid seed
corn and other farm seeds with his
twin brother, Thomas J. Hickerson,
’39, at Rosbud, Texas.
Raymond F. Bean was a recent
campus visitor for his first return
since graduation. He and Mrs.
Bean and their young daughter
live at 332 Chandler, Fort Worth
Raymond is with Baker Bros, Nur-
sery of that city. He was released
from active duty in the fall of
1945 after extensive service, eigh-
teen months of which was spent
in the Pacific.
Warren E. Church is on termi-
nal leave with the rank of Major.
He is entering the real estate and
insurance business at Corsicana,
under the firm name of “Your Ex-
change”. His present address is
1601 Bonham St., Commerce. . . .
Valton Hall is living at Frank-
lin, Texas, where he is with the
Soil Conservation Service, . . .
R. S. Elliott is in the farm
tractors and implements business.
He also handles a line of water
systems for home, irrigation and
industrial uses. His mailing ad-
dress is 604 Pecos St., Midland,
Texas.
William A. Cozart is in the gen-
eral insurance business. He suf-
fered a leg and foot wound in Ger-
many in 1944 but is in good health
now.
James C. Morriss, Jr, has moved
to Brea, Calif., 545 S. Poplar St.
. . . Major Burnie G. Duke re-
turned from the ETO last Febru-
ary and in April resumed his
work with the Standard Oil Com-
pany with headquarters in Hous-
ton. His mailing address at that
city is 2621 Peckham St. , . Olvin
F. Sebesta has moved to Crane,
Texas.
1939
Robert M. Adams
3012 19th St., Port Arthur
William H. Smith, member of
the Smith Building Co., Inc., gets
mail at 2807 Washington St., Wa-
0.
Ernest L. Sample, son of Lynn
Sample of Bryan, Texas, is among
six University of Texas law stu-
dents who have received the high-
est undergraduate honor in law
school—initiation into Chancellors
—the Univ. Law Society. Ernest
received his BS and MS at the
College. . . . John Huffaker, 1322
So. Mary’s St., San Antonio, is an
electrical engineer for the Bell
Tel. Co. . . N. R. Watkins has
moved to Paris, Texas, and gets
mail at 1510 Clarksville St.
James Valentine is employed by
the Soil Conservation Service as
soil chemist in the Ft. Worth Re-
gional Laboratory. His mailing
address is Box 6396, Seminary Hill
Station, Ft. Worth. . . . Woodrow
W. Stephenson spent three and a
half years in military service and
is now teaching in the Tarrant
County G. I. School. Before en-
tering the army he was with the
Farm Security Adm. as County
Supervisor at Sweetwater. His
present mailing address is Route
3, Box 292, Fort Worth,
Conrad Hinshaw, 3607 Amherst,
Houston, has been released from
service and is in the consulting en-
gineering business with Frank J.
Metyko, with offices at 608 Scan-
lan Bldg. in Houston.
Max M. Kaplan is a co-owner
of the D’Amico & Co., 114 McKin-
ney, specializing in printing, sta-
Bill Conatser, ’41
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EVERY NEED
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J. V. CONATSER AGENCY
Box 256 Denison, Texas:
AUSTIN
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MANUFACTURERS
CONTRACTORS __. BUILDERS
DALLAS, TEXAS
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Arizona and
Texas Certified—
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Plainsman Milo .............. 7.00
Double Dwarf ............... 7.00
Caprock Milo .................. 7.00
Sooner MH. -cvieoceerect ast 7.00
Black Hull Kafir .......... 7.00
Imperial Kafir ......... 7.00
Hegari 7.00
Combine Hegari .......... 7.00
Sweet Sudan... =x. ..2.= 15.00
list.
Phone 3501
GOOD SEEDS GROW
The Panhandle-Plains area of Texas produces
best quality of Grain Sorghums and we hope that
from the list below you may favor us with an order
of your favorite Field Seed.
Later in the season we will add the canes to this
The above prices are delivered Texas points.
We can furnish truck and car lots if desired.
HENDERSON GRAIN AND SEED C0.
FARWELL, TEXAS
Pannandle Grown
Selected Seed—
Martin "Milo o.oo eee, 4.50
ETON TE 11 E01] MOR rT) 4.50
Double Dwarf ..... ceceer 4.50
Caprock Milo ............... 4.50
Combine Kafir .............. 4.50
Hegari 4.50
Blackhull., i iezesesespinmzeass 4.50
Combine Hegari ............ 4.50
Sweet Sudan 12.50
Regular Sudan ............. 9.50
Lt. Gilbert C. Holick, ’39
Lt. Gilbert C. Holick, ’39, was
presented the Distinguished Fly-
ing Cross by A.&M. President Gibb
Gilchrist at a special review of the
Cadet Corps in November. Lt.
Holick’s citation was for out-
standing service as lead navigator
in overcoming adverde weather
conditions to lead bomber forma-
tions to successful bombing targets
over enemy occupied territory in
Germany. He was in the Air
Force over three years and holds
in addition to the DFC, the Air
Medal with four clusters, the ETO
ribbon with four campaign stars,
the Victory Medal and the Amer-
ican theater ribbon,
Lt. Holick is a son of J. F. Hol-
ick, long-time resident of the Col-
lege Station community and broth-
er of Ed Holick, ’15, College Sta-
tion. Out of service now, Lt. Hol-
ick, his wife and young son reside
at 305 Francis St., College Sta-
tion.
tionery and office equipment. Max
enlisted in the navy and served for
five years. He is one of the sur-
vivors of the sinking of the Lex-
ington in the battle of the Coral
sea.
Wm. E. Lawson, after five years
of army service, is back at work
with the Farmer’s Home Admin-
istration, the same job he accepted
upon graduation from College, He
is also running a few head of cat-
tle on his place down in Palo Pinto
County. His mailing address is
Box 208, Abilene, Texas. . . L. L.
Jacobs is a farmer and stockman
in Dallas County and for the past
two years served as a community
committeeman for the AAA. His
mailing address is Route 7, Box
372, Dallas, 6.
Bomer B. Harris received his
discharge from the army in Aug-
ust and is now at Quanah, Texas,
as Acting Work Unit Conserva-
tionist for the Lower Pease River
Soil Conservation District. . . .
Maj. Edwin Y. Arnold is doing
occupational work overseas and
getting mail at Hq. USFA G-3
Section, APO 777m ¢/o P.M., New
York, N. Y. Mrs. Arnold and son
Tommie are with him and just re-
cently Mrs. Arnold’s mother, Mrs.
T. L. Ogier, of Bryan, had the
pleasure of talking to the Ar-
mold family while they were vaca-
tioning in Rome, Italy. Mrs. Ar-
nold is the former Alice Katherine
Ogier of Bryan.
James G. Cook is living at the
YMCA at Flushing, New York.
Mr. and Mrs. H, K. Jackson and
son are residing at 101 Vista Road,
Oak Ridge, Tenn. Kirk completed
his work recently at MIT and has
accepted work in chemical engin-
eering at Oak Ridge Mrs. Jack-
son wil be remembered as Miss
Glenn Rose Jamison, of Bryan,
where she made her home before
her marriage. :
C. J. Porterfield is engaged in
farming and also is County Com-
missioner of Precinct 3, Brazos
County. He makes his home at
Bryan, Texas.
L. L. Jacobs is farming and
raising stock in Dallas County.
He has been in this business since
he left school, with the exception
of the time he spent in the army.
He has also served as a communi-
ty committeeman for the past two
years for the AAA. Mailing ad-
dress is Route 7, Box 372, Dallas
6.
Capt. Jack L. Fugate has been
assigned as executive officer to
the 2nd Detachment, The Artillery
School, at Fort Sill, Okla. Capt.
Fugate served overseas in the
ETO as a battery commander in
the 267th F. A. Ban. of the 3rd
Army. He saw combat in the
Northern France, Ardennes, Rhine-
land and Germany campaigns and
was awarded the Bronze Star Me-
dal and the Purple Heart. Prior
to being called to active duty in
1941 he was associated with the
Fugate Printing Co., Houston.
Capt. and Mrs. Fugate and their
two-year-old son, Grover Lee, re-
side at 1920 Sycamore Ave., Law-
ton, Okla. Mrs. Fugate is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hrd-
licka, Bryan, Texas.
1940
Maj. F. Max McCullar
American Graves Reg. Serv.
Det. U. S. Army in India
APO 465, c/o P.M.
NY,NY.
Mr. and Mrs.: James A. “Slush”
Williams.
Proud Papas: Capt. E. B. War-
ner; W. H. “Bill” Carmichael; Ma-
jor Charley R. Kyle; W. R. Moore,
Jr.
Jack A. Rehkemper advises that
he and two other veterinarians
have gone into business at 1814
West 6th St., Little Rock, Ark. ..
James W. Whitson is Jr. Res. En-
gineer for the Texas Highway
Dept., and lives at 4101 Inez,
Beaumont, Texas.
Byron U. Bing is working as
Supervisor for the Farmers’ Home
Adm. at San Augustine, Texas.
Lt. Col. E. E. Aldridge, Jr., has
been in civvies since September
and is with the Pan American Pro-
duction Company at Pt. Barre, La.
He still receives his AGGIE at
3730 Gulf St., Houston 12.
Johnny M. Rice was accepted as
a regular army officer in July
and has the rank of Major. He is
now stationed at the New Orleans
Port of Embarkation, 5746 Camer-
on Blvd., New Orleans 19, La.
Lee C. Coffey has been trans-
ferred to Commanche, Texas.
Maj. Sam W. Smith, Hdq. Gama
Officers Mess, APO 264, c/o P.M.,,
San Francisco, Calif., will be in
Guam for nine months more, com-
pleting his 30 months tour of
duty.
Ibrey T. Bonnette is engaged in
seismograph work with the Car-
ter Ool Company, in Maracaibo,
Venezuela, Apartado 172.
C. A. Mueller is engaged in cus-
tom agricultural work, contract-
ing plowing, planting and com-
bining of crops from farmers and
ranchers. He expects to build up
a business whereby he can give
a farmer or rancher complete farm
service. On the side he is operat-
ing a 170 acre farm. Mailing ad-
dress is 1422 San Francisco St.,
San Antonio 1.
James W. Whitson is with the
highway department at Beaumont,
Texas.
E. J. WENTWORTH
’39
Licensed Civil Engineer
General Practice - Subdivisions
Surveying-Designing-Drafting
1006 Travis Bldg. - Ph. C-0101
SAN ANTONIO 5, TEXAS
Mortiser.
WANTED TO BUY
12” Jointer— Woodworking Shaper—Tenon Machine—
To complete planing mill equipment.
Write A. L. “Dutch” SEBESTA (32) at
315 Potomac, Marlin, Texas.
If you have the above or know where they might
be obtained.
tance calls
doubled since before the war.
WE'VE added about 3,000,000
new telephones so far this year —
more than twice as many as ever
before.
That’s one reason why local
telephone calls are up 25,000,000
a day over last year. Long Dis-
have more than
We’re doing some fast stepping
to meet your needs, in spite of
shortages of materials.
Best of all, service has remained
good on most calls, despite the
large increase in the use of the
telephone. There are some delays,
but we’ll be taking care of all of
them just as soon as additional
equipment can be made and
installed.
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