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~ Proud Papa: David B. Yar-
ugh.
b. Capt. T. W. Hander, Route 1,
x ~ Rogers, has been released from
~ service. He is married and has
~ a daughter 15 months of age.
countant with the Southern Min-
Be.» eral Oil Co., Corpus Christi, Box
716.
Capt. Sidney A. McDonald, Jr.,
~~ who entered Tokyo with the first
~ army unit to enter the enemy cap-
~ ital and who was wounded three
times on the way to Tokyo from
Australia is an ROTC instructor
at Brackenridge High School, San
~ Antonio. Capt. McDonald holds
row bronze star, the Purple Heart
~ with two oak leaf clusters, the
Philippine liberation medal with
~ two bronze stars, the Victory Me-
dal, the Asiatic-Pacific ribbon with
four stars and the American The-
atre of Operations ribbon.
~ R. G. Evans has been farming
~ for the past three years at Santa
Tell Texas. He spent three years
with the Substation No. 8, T.A.E.
S. R. S. Stone, 1317 'N. 10th
St, "Waco, has accepted a teaching
sition in the McLenman County
ool for Veterans.
Jack C. Beall lives at 620
Dixon, Gainesville, Texas,
Vie Koenig is operating the Per-
~ sonnel Employment Service, 704
Shell Building, Houston. The slo-
gan of his company is “If you
have a vacancy we can fill it!
- From office boy to engineer.”
W. Webber Dewey, whose home
is in Bryan, is studying medicine
at Baylor University Medical
school in Houston. . . Mr. and Mrs.
. James E. “Monk” Vance, Marshall,
were among those seeing the Ag:
gie-Rice game on the campus in
November,
Eugene F. Shiels, 515 Eastmoor
~ Blvd., Columbus, Ohio, is with the
International Derrick and Equip-
ment Company and serves as Man-
‘ager for the oil field equipment
division, . . Dwight R. Sayles, Jr.
is associated with the Sayles and
Martin Construction Company at
Clinton, Missouri. His mailing ad-
dress in that city is 319 North 3rd
St. . . Walter C. Nester is living
Andrew S.
Downs is with Westinghouse Elec.
Corp in the A. G. T. Service Dept.,
~ Lester Branch, P. O., Philadelphia
13, Pa.
* Robert W. Howe is among those
missing from the AGGIE mailing
~ list. Anyone knowing his mailing
address, please send to the Asso-
ciation Office, College Station.
Capt. Theo W, Hander, USMC,
recently returned to the U. S. fol-
lowing duty in China. He has been
with a Marine Air Transport
Squadron. He expects to be back
in school next year and sends his
address as: 718 E. Adams, Temple.
M. E. “Moose” Hooton, 45 Gro-
vers Ave., Winthrop, Mass., is a
pilot for American Airlines and
N.
~ reports flying from Boston to
~ Washington. He reports his bro-
ther, Thomas B. Hooton, ’39, Fort
Worth, also a pilot with American.
~ Recent address changes: Major
Edward P. Whitney, 100 South
Logan, Bryan. . . Robert G. Ton-
kin, Humble Oil and Refg. Co.,
Corpus Christi, Texas. . . L. Rus-
sell Hardage, Farwell, Texas.
Carl J. Hopper and Odell C.
Herman need bringing into the
~ fold again. We have incorrect ad-
dresses on both of these brothers.
“Anyone knowing of their where-
abouts, please send to the Asso-
ciation Office at the College.
John R. Eeds, Jr, is living at
: Roswell, N. M., where he gets mail
at Box 108, according to word
from his father, John R. Eeds, Sr.,
i ~ '08, Lockhart.
Ben B. Griffith writes that he
is happy to return to civilian life.
He is living at Apt. 4, 1121 So.
" Clinton, Fort Wayne, Indiana, and
be. reports several other Aggies at
Fort Wayne.
L. E. “Bubba” Hough requests
a change of address to 1451 S.
~ Quaker St., Tulsa, Okla. Dr.
George L. Mueller, Jr is a Veteri-
~ narian with the Alton Animal Hos-
pital in Alton, Ill. He is living at
~ T11 Brown St. in that city.
~~ William A. Moore, 222 Avenue
~ D, Bellaire, Texas, is employed
ED: the Houston Lighting and Power
Co. at Houston as a Commercial
~ Power Salesman. He reports sev-
v eral Aggies there, among them A.
~ A. Luckenbach, ’39 Fred Jackson
E42. Tom Robb, 43; and O’Brien,
Capt. Charles A. Lewis has been
transferred to Las Cruces, N. M,,
where he is assigned to Hq. 1st
oe "AAA G. M. Bn, WSPG.
. Maj.
Benton H. Ellictt is in New York
City and gets mail at 383 Madi-
~ son Ave.
Capt. Wm. J. Stanford is in the
~ army of occupation but expects to
be home by the first of the year.
His present mailing address is
~ Ord. Sec. USFA, c-o0 P. M. New
~ York, APO T7717.
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James B. Hervey
1301 Republic Bank Bldg.
Dallas
Mr. and Mrs.: Capt. W. C. Car-
ter; Luke Moore; Arnold Robert
Boemer; Marvin Leslie Grimes,
Jr., Charles D. Berry.
Thomas H. Collins, 800 Blanco
St., Austin, Texas, is working in
Frank Rudolph Evans is an ac. | the Men’s Furnishing Dept. of E.
M. Secarbrough’s and Sons.
Louis Tregre is an architect with
the J. C. Penney Co., 260 West
78th St., N. Y. City, N. Y.
Vocgsol D. Wood, Jr. has left
Texarkana and living at Room
801, YMCA, Dayton 2, Ohio. . .
Oliver F. Field, Jr. is living at
228 W. Broadway, Pasadena, Tex-
as. . . Travis S. Richardson, La
Perla Ranch, So Laredo, wants to
hear from Carl W. Maloney, last
heard of at 3300 Beauchamp,
Houston. . . Thomas J. Payne is
now getting mail at 503 Gilmer
St., Sulphur Springs, Texas,
Capt. Robert J. Kelly, Jr. is
with the Vet. Corps overseas and
gets mail at AP & SC, APO 455,
¢/o P.M. San Francisco, Calif.
His wife is living at Kilgore, Tex-
as. . . Wm. A. Route is Salesman
for the Longhorn oPrtland Cement
Co., at Brenham, Texas.
W. J. “Bill” Hancock of the
S. W. Bell Tel. Co., Dallas, is do-
ing a good job as Program Chair-
man of the Dallas A, & M. Club.
Durward Lester is county agri-
cultural agent of Howard County
located at Big Spring. . . Hilmar
K. Eisenhauer has changed his
mailing address to Box 37, Hondo,
Texas. . . Bernard Kulhanek was
discharged from the army in Oc-
tober and is now residing at Wal-
ler, Texas. . . John D. Simpson gets
mail at 642 Vine St., Abilene, Tex-
as. . . Walter R. Pankey, Jr. has
moved to San Angelo and gets
mail at 1225 S. Jackson St.
Oscar A. Serna, Buenavista 21,
Colonia Linda Vista, Mexico City,
Mexico, is service representative
for the Ford Co., in the Republic
of Mexico. He was on the campus
in early December visiting his
brother who is doing his senior
work in Civil Engineering at A.
& M. Oscar would like to hear
from Elias Guerrero, 41.
Capt. Murray F. Evans is sta-
tioned at Korea and his address is
396th Station Hospital, APO 712,
c/o P.M., San Francisco, Calif.
Capt. and Mrs. Roy Howard
Thompson were campus visitors in
October, while he was on leave
before going overseas to the Pa-
cific. Capt. Thompson has aec-
cepted a regular commission in the
U. S. Marine Corps.
The many friends of Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Sprinkle, Jr. will re-
gret to learn of the death of their
infant daughter, Linda Lee. The
little girl was born on Oct. 15
and passed away on Oct. 18. Their
mailing address is 4012 Warwick
Blvd., Kansas City, Mo.
Capt. William Pena is getting
mail at 1020 Santa Ursula, Laredo,
Texas. . . . Ray J. Edwards, Jr.
has moved to Port Arthur, Texas,
and gets mail at Box 1726. . . .
Lawrence H. Packard, Jr. is living
at 323 W. Brazos Blvd., Freeport,
Texas. George C. Young
has moved to Lampasas, Texas.
Capt. Joseph E. O’Leary, Hous-
ton, and Miss Rosemary Walker
were recently married at the St.
Francis Xavier Church in Kyoto,
Japan. They spent their honey-
moon at the Fuji View Hotel, near
Tokyo, and will remain in Japan
while Capt. O'Leary is serving as
aide de camp to Maj. Gen. James
A. Lester, 24th Division command-
ing general. O’Leary had previous-
ly served with the 41st Infantry
Division in the Philippines, Miss
Walker is the daughter of Col.
and Mrs. I. G. Walker of Atlanta,
Ga., who resided on the campus
for several years prior to the war
when Col. Walker was stationed
at A&M.
Zolus Motley, 1041 So. 15th St.,
Abilene, is with the Humble Com-
pany doing sales promotion work
in the Abilene area. He reports that
Jack Kimbrough, with the same
company, was recently transferred
from Houston to some city in
north Texas. “Please report your
new address, Jack.”
E. R. “Butch” Glazner has ac-
cepted a position in the Engineer-
ing Department at Arkansas A. &
M., Monticello, Ark. He will be
an instructor in Industrial Arts
work. Butch was previously with
Pearl River College, Poplarville,
Miss.
Lt. Joseph M. Levy has been as-
signed to the 86th Air Depot at
Kelly Field, Texas.
Harris Brin, 2520 Marengo St.,
New Orleans, La., is with the
Schenley Distillers Corp. in that
city. He is Merchandising Manager
for that corporation’s southern
region.
Since their marriage on August
3, Mr. and Mrs. Curran Lee Gar-
rett have been making their home
at 319 So. Carancalma St., Corpus
Christi. Garrett was released from
the Army with the rank of Cap-
tain.
1943
Jack B. Miller
2100 Winsted Lane
Austin, Texas
Proud Papas:
Jr.
James W. Wischkaemper is
teaching vocational agriculture to
veterans in Victoria County. His
mailing address is 1707 E. Juan
Linn, Victoria, Texas. . . . Paul
James P. Pealor,
.|H. Rosamond has a civil service
appointment for the Veterans Ad-
ministration in Dallas and lives
at 6256 Richmond St... . J. Posie
Alford is General Freight Agent
for the Atlantic & Gulf Forward-
ing Co., 907 Southland Life Annex
Dallas.
Homer Odell Gainer is Postmas-
ter at Melvin, Texas. . . . Paul P.
Cheatham was released from the
Army with the rank of Captain
and is living in Dallas where he
is working for the telephone com-
pany. His address is 3820 Bryn
Mawr, Dallas 5. . . A. A. Lenert,
Jr., is a civilian located at Eglin
Field, Fla., working with the Cli-
matic Section.
Robert A. Alford, Jr. is Ass’t.
County Agric. Agent, located at
Tyler, Texas. . . Charles R. Ursell,
Structural Design Engineer for the
Pan American Airways is station-
ed at Miami, Florida, and gets mail
at Box 3311. , . Carlton H. Power
is back in school doing graduate
work. His mailing Rddress is
Box 1331... . Otto R. Matzner has
changed his address to 180 Fort
Avt,. Keyser, W. Va.
Lt. Benjamin C. Rogers, Jr., is
stationed at No. 19, Paradise
Beach Court, Star Rt., Myrtle
Grove, Florida. . . Anyone know-
ing the address of Reginald S.
Smith, please send to the Asso-
ciation Office, College Station.
Dan R. “Rocky” Sutherland, 216
N. Waldran, Memphis, Tenn., re-
ports that he is getting along fine
in medical college, but misses ole
Aggieland,
Since being returned home from
service in the India-Burma Thea-
ter last June, Charles Matyear,
Jr., has been living at 209 East
Louisiana Ave., Sweetwater, Tex-
as.
Clarence John Baca was released
last January from service after
spending 26 months in the Pacific.
He is living at 2203 S. Wayside,
Houston 12.
Recent addresses: Charles L.
Quill, 118 Grandview Pl.,, San An-
tonio. . . . Robert B. Stanbery, Jr.,
Box 2531, College Station. . . .
Ted Rea, Box 26, Weatherford,
Texas. . . . Dr. Gerald W. Parker,
222 Dover St., Corpus Christi. . . .
Mickey T. Edwards, Box 663, Col-
lege Station. . . . Martin Lantau,
Jr., Box 352, Batesville, Miss.
Capt. William J. Gallaway, Val-
edictorian of the Class of ’43,
was present at the current
Paris Peace Conference as As-
sistant to Brig. Gen. Jesmond
Balmer. Capt. Galloway assisted
Gen. Balmer as military advisor
in the interpretation of treaties
for the Balkans and Italy. Capt.
Gallaway joined the army upon
receiving his degree in M. E, and
received a regular commission in
the Field Artillery on May 6, 1945.
He has served two years on for-
eign duty. While at A. & M. Col-
lege, Capt. Galloway was a dis-
tinguished student as well as Cadet
Lt. Col. of the Corps; President of
the Scholarship Honor Society; a
member of the American Society
of Mechanical Engineers; Vice-
President of the Throckmorton
Hometown Club and a member of
the American College Who's Who.
He was also the winner of the
Field Artillery Medal, Freshman
and Sophomore Scholarship Hon-
or Society award, and the Daugh- |. .
ters of American Revolution
award. The Oct. 21 issue of Life
Magazine carried pictures of Gallo-
way and Russian and American
officers at the Paris Conference.
John M., Wilkerson has moved
from Sour Lake, Texas, to Olney,
Illinois, and is living at 633 S.
Morgan St. . . Capt. William J.
Conlee, Jr., of Bryan, received his
discharge from the Air Corps with
the rank of Captain. He and his
bride, the former Miss Marguerite
Gilmore, are living at Bryan.
William C. “Rip” Collins has
received a regular army appoint-
ment as 1st Lt. and is assigned
to the F. W. A. A. F., Fort Worth,
Texas. His mailing address is Box
423. . . Capt. Jean G. Goppert is
attending the California Institute |’
of Technology doing graduate work
in aerodynamies and compressibil-
ity. He continues to get his mail,
however, at his home at Edna,
Texas.
At last report Watt M. Casey
was getting mail at Ward 22, An-
nex IV, Brooke Gen. Hosp., Fort
Sam Houston, but expecting to be
at his home in Albany, Texas, be-
fore very long. . . Jack A. Baird,
38 Valleyview Rd., Rockaway, N. J.,
is employed by the Bell Telephone
Labs. Lt. H. W. Dickmann has
been transferred to Station Veter-
inarian, Fort Banks 52, Mass.
Texay. -. %
changed his address to Rural Rte.
Gus C. Boesch
Whitney, Texas
Silver Taps:
ton.
Lt. Clarence T. Konecny is with
the 58th Air Service Group, and
gets mail at APO 929, ¢/o P.M,
San Francisco, Calif.
Wendell Allen McClure is in
school and getting mail at Box
1847, College Station. He served
38 months in the Air Corps, with
11 months service in the ETO. He
was a fighter pilot in the 56th
Fighter Group.
Preston P, Bruckmiller and wife
were visitors on the campus for
the Rice game. This was Preston’s
first trip back to the campus since
leaving during the early part of
the war. He and Mrs. Bruckmiller
are making their home at Port
Arthur, Texas.
John W. Lipscomb, Jr., is getting
mail at 1217 Parkway, Austin 21.
The following ’44’ers are back
in school and getting mail at Col-
lege Station: Mason Briscoe, III,
Box. 1413; 'S. J. : “Bear” Cougar,
Box 1442; Edwin L. Rake, Box
1074; Dave Reaney, Box 1892; Rob-
ert A, Scalfi, Jr., Box 1953; Chas.
W. Reagan, Box 1953; Euvell G.
Byers, Box 1991; Robert B. Alex-
ander, Box 3024.
Al Aikman is getting mail c/o
Southern Methodist Univ., Dallas
5, Texas. He reports that the
Aggie-S.M.U. game was the first
Aggie game he attended this year.
Philip Wayne Young is getting
Lt. Louis T. Stat-
mail at 1224 Reynolds Blvd., El
Paco’...
ing with the E, J. Gracy Drilling
Harry N. McDow is work-
Contracting Company at Premont,
Jack E. Yardley has
10, West Lafayette, Indiana. . . .
Capt. Joe M. Farrel, Jr. is station
veterinarian at Fort Hamilton, N.
1945
Lewis Bracy
Box 2411
Proud Papas: Billy N. Banis-
ter.
Mr, and Mrs.: L. P. Ptesch.
Billy N. Banister was released
from the army in August and re-
entered A. & M. in September. He
and Mrs. Banister have a daugh-
ber Margaret Carolyn born Nov.
Lewis Bracy has been named
Class Agent for the ’45 Class, suec-
ceeding Jerry Ferrell. Lewis serv-
ed with the 63rd Div., 254th Inf.,
with 15 months in the ETO and
was released with the rank of
Captain. He lives in Room 130,
Dorm 15 on the campus and gets
mail at Box 2411, College Station.
Lt. Horace B. Williams, Quar-
termaster Supply Office, Post,
Port and General Depot, APO 846,
Miami, Fla., writes that he plans
to return to school next June and
is interested in an apartment for
his family.
Andrew C. Jones is doing grad-
uate work in animal production at
the Iowa State College. His mailing
address is 825 Gulf Ave., Ames,
Iowa... . J. P. Miller, Jr. is ranch-
ing at Coleman, Texas. . . . Robert
E. Helms, Jr. is back in school at
the College and getting mail at the
Annex Post Office, Box 12, ... Lt.
Herbert Aldridge is stationed at
the Enid Army Air Field, Enid,
Okla. . . . William E. Schaeper is
back in school, mailing address
Box 1541, College Station.
Charles L. Borchers is on termi-
nal leave from service in the Phil-
ippines and Japan and expects to
return to school soon. He is ranch-
ing at Yoakum until he reenters
school. . . . Lt. Glendor D. Mec-
Adams has changed his address
to Hq. Air Univer., Maxwell Field,
Montgomery, Ala.
Kenneth M. MacCommand is liv-
ing at 117 N. 4th St., Monte Bello,
Calif.
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1946
Wm. J. “Bill” Terrell
Box 1881
College Station, Texas
Any one knowing the addresses
of Wm. J. Cobb and Allan H. Har-
ris, Jr., please send to The Asso-
ciation Office, College Station.
Leopold S. Baer, Ens., US Navy,
has changed his address to 2305
Rosewood, Houston 5.
Howard E. Decker is getting
mail at 513 W. Spring St., Weath-
erford, Texas.
J. F. Minter is back in school
and gets mail at Box 1923, Col-
lege Station. . . E. C. Lamon, Jr.
is living at 205 E. Whittier Ave.,
San Antonio. . . . Lt. Robert P.
Gottlich, USMC, has just returned
from overseas and would like to
hear from some of the fellows in
“A” Troop during 1942-1946. His
mailing address is Schools Co.,
Qe Bn., Box 12, Camp Lejeune,
N. C.
Lt. Brockman L. Plauche is serv-
ing in the Marine Corps in the
Philippines. He continues to have
mail sent to the home of his moth-
er in Dallas, 2413 Bombay Street. .
$ Pfc. Theodore L. Kaufer is sta-
tioned in Panama and would like
to hear from some of his class-
mates. His mailing address is Box
1372, Cristobal, C. Z. . . . Harold
E. Harvey is getting mail at S. S.
Jericho Victory, American Export
Lines, Pier F., Jersey City, N. J.
Michael J. Throckmorton, who
received his Master of Science De-
gree in the Fish and Game Depart-
ment, recently has been appointed
a leader under the Federal Aid to
Wildlife Restoration activity in
the management of the ring-neck-
ed pheasant in Idaho. His head-
quarters will be with the Idaho
State Fish and Game Dept. at
Coner d’aleve.
Justus Smith received his M. S.
from the College following grad-
uation from the Sam Houston
State Teachers College, and liked
the College and vicinity so well
that he and his wife have purchas-
ed the Wyatt Flower Shop at
Bryan. The new floral shop owner
served overseas as a First Lt, in
the Marine Corps for 27 months
and was in four major operations.
1947
Wallace L. Maurer is back in
school and getting mail at Box
2742, College Station. . . . Any-
one knowing the address of Dr.
Rafael Cordero, please send same
to the Association Office, College
Station. . . . Melvin Maltz is at
home at 3318 N. McGregor, Hous-
ton. . Henry M. Sorrels is
home following military service
and getting mail at Box 43, F. E.
College Station.
Ensign B. G. Horner is tem-
porarily getting mail at U.S.S.
Bellvrophon, A.R.L. 31, San Diego,
Calif. He is the grandson of Wil-
liam W. Gentzen, ’90, 124 Eliza-
beth Place, San Antonio. . . . Rob-
ert M. Vick is teaching in the
Montgomery County Vocational
School, Conroe, Texas.
Lloyd D. Booker is getting mail
at 310 Gibbs St., Del Rio. . Gus
Celaya was released in "October
after two years in the Army Air
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ville, Texas. . . . John W, Wallace,
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la., wants to hear from Robert O.
Tanner and Clifton Harris.
Lt. Paul C. Fleming is getting
mail at C. O. Prov. Co. D. R.A.D.
616, APO 26690, C-O P.M., San
Francisco, Calif. . . . Claude W.
Jacks, Jr., is home from overseas
duty and living at 212 North Pearl
St., Belton, Texas.
Back in school: William Joel
Garrett, Box 4031; Joe T. Rogers,
Box 101; Hardin L. Atkins, III,
Box 2351, all College Station. The-
odore M. Howell is a student at
the Texas College of Mines and
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Paso, Texas.
A message to Richard V. Sawyer
from Bill Garrett, Box 4031, Col-
lege Station, is “Where are you
Tommy- boy 7” Anyone knowing
the address of Richard, please send
to the Association Office, College
Station.
James B, Striplin, Jr. has re-
turned from overseas duty and
living at 511-44th St., Fairfield,
Ala.
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Fred R. Buenrostro, 2513 Ferris,
Dallas, Texas, was released from
service with the Marines in Octo-
ber 16 after serving for a year. . .
Collis P. Suderman is in the Ma-
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Elbert R. Baugh is ETM 2/c A .
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Jack F. Kirk is in the Vet. Det. "ik
Noe 65, Key West, Fla
at Keesler Field, Miss. . . . Roger
C. Brown is in Europe in the oc-
cupation army and plans to return
to school as soon as he is released.
For the time being he is getting
mail at T/Sgt. Roger C. Brown,
ASN 38751316, Stars and Stripes
(Altdorf) APO 124, c/o P.M.
New York, N. Y.
1949
Richard H, “Dick” Magers is
out of the Navy and would like to
hear from some of his friends at
117 Yale Ave., San Antonio. . . .
Douglas E. Clemens is overseas
and having so many address chan-
ges that he is having his paper
sent to 4628% Bryan St., Dallas
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San Antonio Machine & Supply
Company
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WM. CAMERON & CO. |
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LET US REMODEL YOUR HOME
Payments Monthly Under F. H. A.
No Red Tape — Deal Direct With Us
We have built homes in the Southwest for over half
a century with Cameron’s Quality
Building Material.
Ninety Lumber Stores to Serve You
W. M. Sparks,
Judge M. H. Gibson,
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SOUTHWEST RESERVE LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
An Old Line Legal Reserve Stock Company
Capital Stock $250.000
Fully Paid
Home Office, 6th Floor
SOUTHWEST RESERVE LIFE BUILDING
LONGVIEW. TEXAS
“Texas Best For Best Texans”
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Chairman; Judge Geraid C.
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