REUNION 1900-1919 Lyston Alexander Weatherly, '19A, is secretary and treasurer of the Peoples Finance and Thrift company in Riverside, Calif. Murray Artemis Miller, '09A, '16G, formerly of llartsville, has turned up as professor of govern ment at the University of Houston. Professor Miller is addressed at 3801 St. Bernard street, Houston, 4, Texas. J. Henry Johnson, 09L, of Allen dale, judge of the 14th judicial cir cuit, writes, in reply to a request for the address of his daughter, Mrs. Donald Frank Baltus (Ida Doris Johnson), '38A: "llave delay ed sending Doris' new address because she and her husband have been transferring so frequently from one camp to an other-fronm llood to Maxey, back to Hood, thence to Bow%ie, then to North Camp Hood, and a wire this morning says that 'All indications now are that we will leave for Fort Benning on Friday'. As soon as there is any certainty that they will he stopped for two or three weeks, we'll send her address." 1920-1929 Carl Caughman Sox, '29A, now in the office of the Army surgeon general, was promoted from major to lieutenant colonel on April 7. Lieutenant Colonel Sox was a prac ticing physician in Columbia before entering the armed service March t;, 1941. Mrs. Julian Hennig (H e I e n Kohn), '28G, of Columbia, third vice-president and chairman of the National Committee on programs of the National Federation of Temple Sisterhuods, attended the annual meeting of the executive board of the federation in New York on May 1 and 2. William Clarence (Crip) Boyd, Jr., USNR, '29L, naval liaison of ficc, at S. C. State Selective Service headquarters, has recently been pro noted to the rank of lieutenant com mander. Lieutenant Commander Boyd, native of Winnsboro, prac ticed law in Columbia prior to his entry into the Navy in April, 1942. He is addressed at 3333 Heyward street, Columbia. Gary Paschal, '26L, member of the city council and mayor pro-tem of the city of Columbia, was re elected last week to succeed himself as a member nf the cou::ci!. Mr. Paschal has served two terms as a Columbia councilman. Capt. Serre D. DeLoach, '25A, is with an M.P. battalion overseas. John M. Gasque, '24C, of 2255 Blossom street, Columbia, has re cently been elected p)residlent of the Columnbia Civitan Club for the com ing year. Mr. Gasque is connected with the South Carolina F.lectric andi Gay. comipany. Mrs. William E. DeLoache, Jr., (Nell Ray Spann), '26A, is ad dIressedI at 1301 P'ershinig stret, Sali na, Kansas. Lt. Coleman Causey Martin, '23A, is a sp)ecial service officer at Tormney General 1 lospital, Palm Spring, Calif. Colin S. Monteith, Jr., '28L, of Columbia hias been promoted to the rank of colonel in New Guinca where he is stationed with the Army Air Corp'. Colonel Monteith en tered the artnmy in September 1910, andt was etat ined at Fort Jackson withI thle aith ItI)i vision uniitil Jumne 194:2. Since then he has served at several ilitary ptosts, and was re cently transferredl overseas. Walton H. Greever, Jr., '22A, '28G, of Cohtubia, has beeni re elected presidenit of the South Caro lina association of Real F.state Boards. Aimong Ca~rolinia al munii re elected to the executive committee arc John C. B. Smith, '25L, of C:o lumbia, and( Joseph P. Riley, '35A, of Charleston. 1930-1939 Capt. Bennett Frank Buie, AUS, '30A, executive officer of the Chief of Staff of the Pecrsian Gulf Service Conmmand has sent a copy or the April 18th issue of thme P'ersian Gulf Command Unitedl States Army News Bulletin which carries news of the signing of William (Doc) Newton, '19A, as head football coach at thme University, and of the retirement from active service of Maj. Gen. Emile P. Moses, '00A, '43H. Lt. John L. Bruce, '39E, and Maj. Edwin R. (Dick) Little, '40A, are in thc samec Army Air Corps squad ron in England. Sgt. Marshall Hall, '36C, writes that he has been on duty in China for the past 22 months. Sergeant Hall is with a service squadron. Lt. Sol Kohn, '30A, is with an air service command in England. Dorotby Derrick, '43A, Alumni Recorder Moiled by the Alumni Association Of ice to members of the Association and to ion-member alumni In the Armed Forces whose addresses are on file in the Alumni Dffice. IN PRINT Maj. Alton G. Brown, '33A, is a surgeon with an evacuation hospital unit in Italy. Major Brown entered the army in March 1941, and was stationed for almost a year at the Station Hospital, Fort Bragg, N. C. After having served at the Desert Training Center in California for several months, he was sent over seas, and his was the first hospital to land at Casablanca in 1942. Since then he has served in Tnnisia. Sicily and now Italy. Major Brown is orig inally from Rock 11 ill. Sgt. W. S. Mullins, '34C, is a technical supply clerk at an Fight Ii Air Force Flying Fortrc,s base in England. He is addressed through the postmaster in New 'ork, N. Y. Capt. Mary D. Winecoff, '31A, '35G, is conmnanding officer of the WAC Detachment (4027th AA F Base Unit, Section C), Nashville Army Air Center, Nashvill, Tenn. Maj. Arthur Robertson, '36A, writes that he recently met F3/c Clay D. Alexander, '36C; Lt. (jg) Nelson Fortson, '34A; and Ens. Jack McCaw, '36E. Major Robertson is with the Marines in the South Pacific. Maj. Porcher Hopkins, '37A, who has been on active duty with the Marines in the South Pacific for the past two years, has returned to the States. Capt. A. Leslie Sluder, '38E, is addressed at Box :355, Randolph Field, Texas. Mrs. Horace Carter McFarlane (Mary Elizabeth Boulware), '33A, is doing stenographic work for th. S. C. State Board of Health in Columbia. Margaret Helen Payne, '37A, is librarian at the Conway High School, Conway. Capt. Park T. Jenkins, '35A, who has been overseas for twenty months, has been on duty in Eng land, Africa, Sicily and Italy. Cap tain Jenkins is with a field artillery battalion. Pfc. Sarah Adele Taylor, '36G, is addressed at CMS VAC Cu.. Sta tion Complement Prov. 13n., Camp Myles Standish, Mass. Capt. William T. Whittle, '37A,1 is with the Ileadquartcrs of the Eighth Air Force Fighter Con mand in England. Lt. Marion Watson Mixon, '34L, is addressed at :s9th F. A. Observa tion Battalion, Camp lRobert--, Ca Cpl. Mark Dunklin Sullivan. Sr., '35A, of the Army Ml edical Corlps, is stationed at Bruns General Hio pital, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Lt. George S. Goolsby, '38A, is with the headquarters smes. Won't you help by filling out Alumni Association, University of Sou the University, as a student, after t r field of study would you enroll?_ instruction in which you would be ecd, whether or not they have been e course leading to the degree of help get reoriented in the field of 2i iiponI lumni Association i Editor Capt. Joseph Warren Bird, '40A is flight commander of his squadrot at Columbus Army Air Field, Co, lutmbus, Miss. Captain Bird is ad dressed at 135 Brown street, Fair. view, Columbus, Miss. Cpl. John-M. Croxton, Jr., '40A writes that lie is now stationed it England with an engineering con b-.t battalion and is "doing fine". Cpl. Henry D. Livingston, Jr. '45C, is with a signal service com pany overseas. Corporal Livingstor is addressed through the postnas ter in New York City. Cpl. Joe Samuel Dillard, '43A, is with an anti-aircraft unit in thc l'acific area. Corporal Dillard is ad. dressed through the postmaster it1 San Francisco, Calif. Cpl. Fred Henry Bremer, '44C, is addressed at 19th Tow Target Sqd. Biggs Field, El Paso, Texas. Ens. Lucius M. Willis, Jr., '44E, who was recently cotrmissioned an ensign in the Naval Air Corps, is now stationed at the Naval Air Sta tion, Fort L,auderdale, FIa. - Capt. Ralph L. Axson, Jr., '41CE, is addressed at 316 11th avenue N. St. Petersburg, 4, Fla. Pvt. James Walter Robertson, Jr., '43A, is with a field artillery batta lion at Camp Shelby, Miss. Staff Sgt. Lucius H. Sizemore, '41C, is with the Army Quarter master Corps overseas. Staff ser geant Sizetnore has been overseas since July 1942, and has partici pated in the African, Sicilian and Italian campaigns. O HELP YOU R WORLD it now serves to the limit of its n peace comes, Carolina wants to ational needs. ody tomorrow. plete University courses interrupted hen peace comes. Still others ex hemselves in their chosen fields. Extension Division. Some hove re when off military duty, in order to :ampus, writes that he has "married cannot give because of military ies after the war, and USC looks rtificate will be necessary for her American history, American Eng high school, and a good many of year of high school while they are to me that Carolina may be in can be discovered today . . . 1ot put my finger on it. Would you Sis the aunswer). . . . I am talking cock, received as "On The Alumni student for her, even though we will make a good student . . . He its who plan to come back after courses. terests, your answers to the ques plans. The information you send itally your changing addresses will R PLANS? courses do you want to pursue? > the old nine-mon.ths schedule? s in order to plan to serve you the form below and mailing it th Carolina, Columbia, 19, S. C.) he war?. interested (Indicate any courses affered at the Uiniversitereto.-a Annie Lee Young, 25A, 38G, Asst. Edit Men and women of Carolina, groduol and non-graduates are requested to ser alumni news and their changing oddress to the Alumni Office, University Compm Columbia, South Carolina Future Alumni A son, James Perrin Anderson Jr., born April 24 to James Perrin Anderson, 24s, and Mrs. Andersos at Greenwood. They make thel home at Greenwood. A (laughter, Rebecca Sue Dunn born April 14 to Lt. Woodrow W Dunn, '34A, and Mrs. Dunn a Huntsville, Ala. Lieutenant Dunn i with the Inspection Division a Huntsville Arsenal. A daughter, Mary Aldrich Rem hert, born May 6 to Lt. (jg) Davic H. Rembert, '30E, and Mrs. Rem bert (Mary Aldrich Wyman), '30A in Coltumbia. Lieutenant Renbert i now stationed at Gulfport, Miss. A son, James David Johnson horn April 28 to The Rev. David F Johnson, '38A, and Mrs. Johnson a Mt. Airy, N. C. They make thei home at Gladesboro, Va., where the Rev. Mr. Johnson is pastor of the Lutheran church. Capt. Francis E. Harrison, '43L is commander of his anti-aircraf battery in the -Pacific area. Lt. Murray Arthur Baroody, '42C is addressed at 89th T. C. Grp., Bo: 22, B.O.Q., Bergstrom Army Ai Field, Austin, Texas. Staff Sgt. Robert Belton Odom '42C, is with a service group over seas. Lt. S. W. (Bill) Hamlet, '40C '42L, writes from the South Pacific that he recently met Lt. Frank E Jordan, Jr., 40L, who was looking hale and hearty, and also Lt. George B. Hartness, '41A. Arthur B. Lindler, Jr., '41A, i: assistant X-ray technician at the U. S. Veteran's Hospital, Columbia Pvt. Ramon Schwartz, Jr., '46A is addressed at Co. A,'300th Inf. Camp McCain, Iiss. Edward Watson Rushton, '40G formerly of Batesburg, who is nov high school supervisor for the Ten nessee department of education, ha: been awarded the Algernon Sidne: Sullivan scholarship at Peabody college. Mr. lAushton is a forme president of the S. C. Educatioi Association. Lt. J. H. (Junie) Hymson, '41C recently arrived in England with as Army Air Corps bombardmen squadron. He writes that he re cently met F/0 Elliot McCants '41J. Lt. A. B. Wise, Jr., '41A, is ad dressed at P.O. Box L, Half Moo! Bay, Calif. Lt. Joseph Walker Owens, '40J writes that he is with a bombard ment squadron in the Admiralty Islands. Lieutenant Owens is ad Idressed through the postmaster is San Francisco, Calif. Capt. Leroy Strasburger, '43A has returned to the States for months leave after having been or duty with the Marines in the Souti Pacific. A/C Pierce Carlyle Holladay '43A, hsas entered advanccd bom bardier school at Big Spring, Texas He is addressed at Class 44-10 F I i g h t B, A/C Detachsment AAFBS, Big Spring, Texas. Lt. (jg) Baron Wilson King '41C, is assistant to the-disbursint officer on his ship. Lieutenant Kinj is addressed through the fleet pos office in New York City. Lt. Edwin W. Pike, '42A, wh< has been on duty in the Panama Canal zone for the past six mnonths has returned .to the States on leave His cousin, Rowland S. Pike, '39A is attending dental school in At lanta, Ga. Pvt. -Joe R. McFaddin, '44C writes that he is taking a course is aircraft mechanics at the technica school, Keesler Field, Mfiss. Privat< hicFaddin is addressed at 3704t1 AA F Base Unit, Section Mi, Bo> 705, Keesler Field, Miiss. Pvt. Henry B. Randolph, '46A is with a fighter squadron ins New~ Guinea. Private Randolph is ad. dIressed through the l)ostmsaster ir Sass Francisco, Calif. Pfc. Evelyn K. Harker (Evelyr Kinsey), '46A, is a ssurgical tehni. cians ins the operating roosm at tIn Stations Ilospital, Fort Btliss, She ie addressed at WAC D)et., I8:,n(i Utnit, Fort IBliss, Texas. Lt. G. M. (Goody) Hiane, '42E is with ans engineering unit in Italy I,ieustensant H ane is addresse( throuigh thse po51fstaster in Newu York City. Cpl. Bennie Argoe, '41A, is ad dressed at Co. (t', 1st Repl. lRegt. AGF~ RI) No. 2, F:ort Ord, Calif. Lt. Edward B. Crawford, '41A writes that he is with a bomb)ard menst sqjuadrons in New Guinsea I4ieutenanst Crawford, who is credited willh sinking a J a; cruiser, hs almost completed Isis tour of mis sions and expects to be returnsed tc the States ifs several mnonths. Ens. Hal. C. Norman, '41E, is addressed at Naval Air Gunne5(,, es They Promised Mary Frances Simpson,''47A, of Eastover and Pvt. Rufus Crawford Turner, '45E, of Hopkins March $5 at Eastover. Mrs. Turner is making her home at Eastover while Private Turner is on overseas duty with a field artillery battalion. Peggy Jayne Hendrickson, '435, of Darlington and John Henry Wil liams of Kansas City, Mo., April 21 at Darlington. They will make their e - home in Washington, D. C... Lt. Evalyn Campbell, ANC, of .I,ong Island, N. Y., and Lt.' B. W. Whiteside, '39A, of Columbia, April 5 at Coral Gables, Fla. Lieutenant' Wkhiteside is a member of the staff of Regional Hospital No. 1, Coral Gables, F1a. t Kathryn Ann Riordan, '48A, of a Columbia and Lt. Stanley Alfred Goldstein of Philadelphia, Pa., April 21 in Columbia. Mrs. Goldstein will make her home with her parents in the Singley apartments, Colum bia, while Lieutenant -Goldstein is on overseas duty. Julia Lee (Judy) Ulmer, '46A, of Columbia and Lt. Clyde James Net tIes of Columbia April 29 in Colum bia. They will be at home in Co lumbus, Ga. .e Louisa Norwood (Binky) Ellerbe, '45A. of Florence and Ens. John L. Mimnaugh (Jack) Tobias, '43A, of Columbia April 28 at Norfolk, Va. They will make their home in Nor folk for the present. Rosemary Thain of Columbia and Lt. Joseph S. Byrd, '43E, of Colum bia April 29 in Columbia. They will be at home on McGregor drive, Heathwood, Columbia. Lieutenant Byrd is now stationed at the Co lumbia Army Air Base. Marie Virginia Jenkins, '44C, of Columbia and P vt. Dean Cram Hammond, '46E, of Columbia April , 23 in Columbia. Private Hammond. is addressed at Co. A, 202nd Engt,,, Combat Bn., Camp Butner, N. C. Mary Lillian McDavid, '43A, of Columbia and Cpl. John Marion (Jackie) Sadler, '43J, of Columbia May 2 in Columbia. Corporal Sadler is now stationed at Fort Meade, Md. Elizabeth Cullen Miller, '40Ed., of Columbia and Sgt. Daniel Leonidas Gibbes, Jr., '43A, of Lynchbizrg May 3 in Columbia. They will be 9ttome at 1625 Pendleton street, a. Sergeant Gibbes is * 8ft s7tli' Division, stationed at Fort J&tkson. Sarah Croiino Fhne, *44C, . Columbia and George A. Bowdler, Jr., May I in Columbia. They will make their home in New Orleans, 'La. R Mary Alice Moore, ofPOlanta and Staff Sgt. Carlyle Carraway, Jr.s '38A, of Florence April 28 in Evans. Iville, Ind. Staff Sergeant trjaway is now stationed at Camp Brecken., ridge, Ky. S2/c Gerry Polansky, WVAVE,.of Austin, Texas and Lt. Otto John Laier, Jr., '41P, of Colpmbia April 5 at the Station Hospital Chapel,' Fort Jackson. Lieutenant Laier~ re cently left the States for overseas duty as a United States army engi neer paratrooper. Ora Lou O'Hara of Augusta, Ga., and Geddings Cushman, Jr., '4sC, of Aiken and Augusta, Ga., April 21 at Augusta, Ga. Trhey will make their home on Branchford. road, Augusta, Ga. Lilliati Virginia Mays of Florence4 and Henry Fulton Grantham,. Jr.6 '43A, of Florence April 29 at Flor ence. Mr. Grantham is a conductor wvith the Atlantic Coast Line -Rail roadl company. Betty Jeanne Harper, '45C, of Lancaster anid Lt. William Green Williams, Jr. of Lancaster May '2 at Columbus, Ga. Mrs. Williams will complete this semester at Caro lina before joining Lieutenant Wil. lianms at Camp Claiborne, La. Sadie Ilene Fulmer, '42C, of Co lumnbia and Lt. Lloyd 3. Scheid of Grand Rapids, Mich., April 19 in Columbia. Sgt. Luther Herbert Thomas, '40P, of the Army Medical'Corps, is attachedl to the 134th Station llospital, Station No. 10, NAWVA 2C, Precsque Isle, Maine. Capt. Olin K. McDonald, '41A, of th e Arumy Air Corps is addressed at hect. I, 3T28 AAF Base Unit, M A A I, Mlidland, Texas. Lt. Beacham 0. Brooker, '4ss, of :;;10 Cedarwood drive, Columb)ia, was conunissioned a seconmd lieuten ant im the Army Air Corps Aprilf 15 at AMoore leielud, Texas. Lt. Abram Grossman, '4SCE, has comnpletedl his training at Flight h:ngineer% School at l,owry Field, l)enver, t 'I' lo., ( is now addressed Itombl. Si'i . A .' , P'ratt, Kansas. b 4Lt. Robert M. (Bob) Disbro, .4C recently, conmmissioned ' fgtrpilot in the Army Air Corps, i- .lv, ~vlat 125th AAF Base