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Helen C. Hedden, '43A - Mailed by the Alurnni members of the Associatic olumni in the Armed Forc on file in the Alumni Offic REUNION Before 1900 7 William Chambers Coker, '94A, at his own request has been relieved of administrative duties as head of the botany d;;, artment at the Uni versity of North Carolina, a post he has held since 1910. Born and reared at Hartsville, Doctor Coker as a boy followed the interest in plant life which characterized his father, the late Maj. James Lide Coker, and his brother, the late David Robert Coker, '91A (t ho for many years was chairman of the board of trustees of the University of South Carolina). As a student at Carolina Doctor Coker displayed outstanding scholarship and partici pated in student activities. Upon graduation he accepted a job with the Atlantic National Bank at Wilmington, N. C., and within three years had become its executive officer. But his boyhood interest in vegetable life led him to give up banking as a career. In 1RI7 he went to Johns Hlopkins Univer,itv. taking his Ph.D. in botany there in 1901. Later he went to Europe. and studied at Strasburger's laboratory at Bonn, Germany. Doctor Coker ioined the UNC faculty in 1902. He was associate professor until .19t~, then professor until 1920, and since 1920 has been Keenan profesor of botany. Through 42 years devoted to teach ing, research, and scientific writing. Doctor Coker has gained inter national distinction. "Who's Who in America" lists membership in many scientific societies and other high honors that have been con ferred upon him. He has written more than a half dozen books, and is the author of some 1:_0 articles published in various scientific jour nals. The UNC Alumni Review calls him "a giant of the faculty". The UNC Arboretum at Chapel Hill, N. C. bears his name. Doctor Coker was recently elected a trustee of Brookgreen Gardens on the South Carolina coast. Interested in his Alma Mater, he has contrib uted to the development of the Bo tanical Garden at Carolina. He is an active member of the Alumni As sociation. 1900 -1919 Jeff B. Bates, '17A, Columbia, treasurer of South Carolina. has re cently been appointed to the nation al committee on political atfairs of the Kiwanis International by its president, Ben Dean of Grand Rapids, \i;ch. Col. James Aubrey Wheeler, '06OA, of Marion, is now serinmg with the A A F" Evaluation Board in the Euro peani theater. Robert Maxcy Lupo, '18A, for merly of Cohimibia. is connetctedl with the Southerii Hell Telephone Company in Atlanta, t;a. Recen t Lieut. Jack DuBose Fuller, UYSNR, '43C, of 2110 Bloe - 'ni street, Columibia, who particip. d in the occupation of Tunisia - thec in v-asions of Sicily', 5ai .,, aid Nor miandy, and who is . add(recsed at the AT Base. Little Creek. Va. Lieut. S. Maurice Humphries, USNR, '42C, of 821 W. Confederate avenue, Columbia, wvho ha, fought many battle, of the Pacifie: Mid wah, Santa Cruz. Guadalcanal, amid teAleutians. Cpl. Ralph Kelsey Foster, Jr., *46E, son of Dr. Ralph K. Foster, 'O5A, anid Mirs. F:oster, of Columbia. wh'lo wvas on his wvay to .a new as signmnent after completing guiinery training at Pecos. 'Tex. Mrs. Norman E. Mayer (Eva Jo Lockman), '28A, originally of l.oek hart, now addressed at 131 F. Mlain street, Union, while her husband, I Lieutenant Mayer, is on (luty at the Beaufort Naval Air Station. Lieut. Orin Lang Hogor., Jr., UJSNR, '39A, '41L, who has hadl in teresting experiences with both At lantic and Pacific fleets, and who i., now stationed in the Communica tions Office, Norfolk Navy Yard. Portsmouth, V'a. Clyde Lester Pilcher, '43A, of Coltumbia, wvho was preparing to re port for induction into the armed forces. Bruce 'itandolph Davis, '30E, orig inally of 'Wahhalla, wvho was released from the AA F ground forces in October, 1943, and is now adldressed at 1050O Main street, Anderson. Lieut. (j.g.) -Leonard Robert (Bob) Schwinn, Jr., USNR, '41C, of Columbia, who is now addressed at District Communications Office, Yth Naval District, DuPont Bldg., Mbai.f JFla. - - - Asst. Editor Association Office to >n and to non-member es whose addresses are e. IN PRINT 1920- 1929 Pfc. Jesse Alexander Rutledge, '29J, of Columbi3, has been assigned to Headquarters Det., Reception Center, Fort McPherson, ta. Maj. William Robert (Red) Carter, '29A, of Columbia, has re turned from duty in Italy as supply and purchasing officer for Allied| headquarters in the Mediterranean theater. He har served in Northern Ireland, England. North Africa, Corsica, and in Italy, since leaving Fort Jackson in 1941. Cpl. Clarence Edward (Buster) Wise, '27C. of Cohimbia. is serving with the Army services of supply in southwest China. Before enter ing the service Corporal \\ise was co-owner and operator of a bakery in Columbia. 1930- 1939 Capt. Hyman David Lipsitz, '34A, of Ili.hopville, is serving with a tighter group in the Pacific theater. Lt. Col. William Gordon Belser, '33A, '38L, of Colhnbia, and Capt. Daniel Webster Millsaps, '40A, of I)arlington. met rtectntly in Hawaii. Captain Millsaps was in Colmbia nn leave shortly before going over seas. Lieut. Ralph Willis (Bud) Lil lard, '36J. of Columl,ia, writes from the Southwest Pacific, where he is tttached to a night tighter squadron. hat he is planning a reunion in Aus tralia with Lieut. (j.g.) Carlton Whitley Hartness, '40A, of Colum >ia, and Lieut. (j.g.) John T. (Jack) McCaw, '36E, of tirmtingham, Ala., in the near future. In the same squadron with T..ieutenant L.illard is Capt. Lin Shecut Felder, '28A, of Orangeburg. who was a classmate of Jillard's brother, Joseph Edward Lillard, '26A, of Columbia. Maj. Robert Neville Cooper, '33C, of Columbia, has returned from 29 months' overseas duty in India, and vill report to the Mliami Beach, Fla., redistribution center after spending his leave with Mrs. Cooper (Mar-1 garet Buford Jackson), '34A, and their three sons, in Columbia. William Roy Geddings, '33J, of Colutbia, has been promoted to the rank of major and appointed special assistant to Gen. Bob E. Nowland. rommanding general of the Ferrv ing Division, Air Transport Com mand, with headquarters in Cincin nati. Ohio. Mildred Stukes, '34G, of Davis Station, has joined the faculty of Lander College, (;reen ?wd. as in str-uc-tor ini the comm iterce depiart - mient. Louis Nathan Clerici. '35C. .fi'Ci-' lutrnbia. ,: a t een pronote,l to the rantk of captain w'hile itn duty w itht lhe 1 ;-th iehd ;Artillery in Franie. T/3 Roddick Dew, '39A, o,f Latta, S now .-ervintg wvithI ani avia tiont en ~ine-r unit in the Eutropeani theater. Visitor Cecilia Allen (Cele) Roberts, '44J, r>i 1717 Cre0twoo Drive, Columbia, who i.s handling putblicity for the Carolina Ortphan's~ Home in Cohuim ary Bridget Kane, '46A. formter 1.< of )ue \\~est, w ho ha.. gonte tot muake hier homtue with her fathir at -.0 S. N ormnanihe -tr.eet, 1.o- Ange he'., . Calif. Lieut. Isadore S. Bernstein, '45A. -int htis way to tamp, I.eev. \'a., where lie i'. at tachIed to the quartermita 'ter Carl DuBose McEhveen, '43A, of Cohamb Iia, on heave from Tuskegee I ust itute, Ala., where he is at tachied to the AA F adminiistrat ive ,.taff. Maj. John Robert (Bob) Shaw, 39A, '41L, of Coilumbtia. ecentlyv re tturned fromii duty on .\ -en-i(t .on Ialand, wvhere lie spenit inearly two ec r.''i'* lie will report tp I-t. I1.cas eni worth, Kansac. Ens. Ray Moody Seigler, '43C, of A iken, ont leave fronm diiy in~ the Ptacitic ar(-a. Cpl. Walter B. (Mouse) Halsall, '45A, of C.harlestoni. u. li -ho i aed at thte Chmerry- Point, N. C ., Naval Air Stationi. Cpl. William (Commando) Grif fin, '46E, of Greenvsill, noiw at Mf-Ai 52, V I' 523. C:ongareet Nia rine Air Base, ntear Columbia. William Ellerbe Buford, '42Ch.E, of Newberty, wh'Io wvas discharged front the Naval Air Corps, and is now miaking is home at Newbterrv. Lieut. James Theo Strickland, '45C, of Bishiopville, ont hiw way to Hlondo, Texas, Army Air IliCldI, after receiving his wintgs. Sgt. James Hagood (Jim) Elli son, '45C, of Columbia, who is now at the U. S. Marine Base, Camp Lejeune. N. C' Issued by the Ui RALPH LE Capt. William Scruggs Hope '36A, '38L, of Charleston. who re. cently returned from service .it India with the Army Air Forces, is now at an Army hospital a Pawl. ling. N Y., where he is being treat. ed for injuries sustained in a forced landing of his plane. Capt. Park Thomas Jenkins, '35A of Marion, has been credited with saving the life of 1.t. Col. Francis F. Glenn, of Abbeville, during a battle in Italy Jtuly 1I. Captair Jenkins has been i the Meditcr ranean theater for two vears with the 178th Field Artillery. Capt. Robert Love Moore, '35A of Aiken and Columbia, has re turned to active duty on Guadal canal after having been hospitalized for three months. Captain Moore is a battalion surgeon in the army iedical corps. Maj. William Emory Cannon, '37A, of Columbia, has returned to the States after 24 months' service in the Mediterranean theater, where he vas attached to the 12th Air Force as communications officer. Lieut. William Edison Rouse, USN. '39C, of Luray, is now ad Iressed at lox 7, Operations Office, U. S. Naval Air Station, Jackson ville, Fla. Mrs. Roderick McIver Watson (Edna Adele Greene), '39A, of Co lumbia, is engaged in social work with the American Red Cross at Thayer General Hospital, Nashville, Tenn. Elizabeth Allen Manning, '39C, of Stateburg and Columbia, has been appointedI secretary at chapter headquarters of the American Red Cross in Columbia. Lieut. Carolyn Margaret Knotts, 3OEd, of North, is now serving with the Army Air Forces, and is ad dressed at the Station Hospital, Bainbridge Army Air Field, Bain bridge, (;a. Samuel Boddie Moyle, '36L, of Columbia, executive director of the Columbia Community War Chest and execdtive director i the South Carolina State War Fund, was re cently appointed special representa live by the National War Fund, Inc., to assist the insular committee of Puerto Rico in organizing its October campaign, and spent a week in San Juan working with the Puerto Rican officials. Cpl. Reuben J. Gambrell, '38A, now with a combat mapping squad ron somew here in the South Pacific. has been invited to' place a one-man rxhibition of his work in the Cor -oran Gallery of Art in Washington, I). C. II is work has been ex hibited ~vith the Southerti States Art I.cagne and w ith the A'\sociation of c irgia :\riti,-ts. Several article' wvri t ten a nd illust1rated by Gaitnbre'll iavye appe'arted rece nt ly in thle A\t anta Ijour nal tuagazinme sectIio n. C:orp)oral Gamblrell is a native of s Itoh Dorothy Derrick, '43C, of Cohinn bia, fornmerly abunni recordler. whlo is teaching at I landl~ Jnnior I l igh Sc hool in CoIlumbia. Mary Manning Cantey, '46A, of "arai'ota. la~., who is attending lbus inte's schtool in (:1 hnnh'ia. Capt. William Hammond (Sonny) Bowman, Jr., '43C, ..i Clo er, back Dominic Anthony Fusci, '45A. o1 New York. N. V., reporting to Nor tolk. \ a., for 'ieadn. A/C James Ousley Bryant, '43A. of F lorence. ont lea vt hefi re repomr. ing tom Nat y l're Fight School in lowa. Lieut. Walton Douglas Carroll '42A, of '34-tI Smutter street, C'oliumi bia, emn leave bneore rep.ortin..t to thlt (Center at .\ i:nnti Beachl. Fla. Mrs. Thomas Nelson Fortsor Juddie Knox). '34Ed, whto is tmakini1 lher home att Nee'.e- wh ile her lu.s band, Lieutenant Fortson. '34A, i' on duity with tIhe Navy int the Il'a Cpl. John Barron Boyd, '4lC, (CI tc.hnnija, who is addler< '.ed at Ilig D)et., Finaince Tlraininmg Center, ' Fori Benjamtin lI arriont, Indo. Lieut. Dave Baker', '40A, of Co. ttluia, wtho dropped in tromt th< wars for a btrie f visit on the camtpus Rev. Stephen T. Harvin, '28A SanI Marico boulev'ard , J1ackson ville Fla.. w Iho was visiting the camuput for te first titme in several years. Charles Dunbar Black, '40CE ahunn, ii secretary of htis clais, niow at Charleston Navy Yard, whmc dro pped in to thienmns plants for th<i Ens, Frank Keenan Sloan, '43J of (Columnbia, before reporting te San Francisco for fonrign servie tiversity of South Carolina A WIS, '?9, Executive Secretary and Lieut. Wesley Martin Walker, USNR, '36A, '38L. of Greenville, has received the Bronze Star medal "for meritorious service as con manding officer of a motor torpedo boat operating in the Solomons Is lands area from larch 1 to 30. 19441." Lieutenant Walker- is a son of Major J. Frost Walker, Ret., '05L, now practicing law at Union, and Mrs. Walker, who is a member of the hoard of women visitors of the University. A brother. Lieut. (j.g.) J. Frost Walker, Jr., USNR, '33A, '35L, now on duty in Wash ing, is addressed at Apt. 684, 1154 N. Troy street, Arlington, Va. Lieutenant Walker (Wesley) is married to the former Martha Brat ton of York, and they have a young daughter horn in March, 1943, whom Lieutenant Walker has never seen. William Whitfield Culp, '30A, of Chester. who has been promoted to the rank of colonel, is addressed through the Army I'ost Office. San Francisco, Calif. Capt. Eddie Raiford Elkin, 138A, of Columbia. is a member of a troop carrier squadron which participated in the invasion of France, dropping the first Allied troops on the Cher burg peninsula. Captain Elkin was promoted to his present rank in August. IN PACIFIC - Moj. Arthur (Robbie) Robertson, USMC, '36A, of Raleigh, N. C., is shown on board a ship somewhere in the South Pacific theatre. He is now attached to Admiral W. H. P. Blondy's staff of amphibious forces. "Run into some of the boys in almost every port out here, writes Major Robertson. "We are well represenited in this end of the war. I ron into Clay D. IBud' Alexander, '36C; T. Nelson Fortson, '34A; Jock (John T.t McCow, '36E, oIl in a few days. Just missed Grayson Wolf, '35E." e Alum Lieut. John Quincy Carter, '40A, of (.lmnh~lia, air muedal, winner, bac,k 11(n 4 h i< w a t .\ tinn i in -ac to ' i n -h ~trnet Naval air cor p. pers.onniel. Lieut. Wilfred Lynton (Pete) Blackwell, Jr., '39A, '41L, of (o Innhia, a xe.terani at *ta <hitly.wh -i-ter. Mrs. R. M. Lovelace (Marga ret Blackwell), 'j1Ed, who- i-s mak inag her hom .avinl Coh'biau,. Pvt. Reid Swinton Wingard, Jr., '46E. if La'xington, whoi. i, nowV' ini traininig as a comm~;,ial gunniiei oni a 11- i' u rte-. II i, new ad dlre.. i. tgoinhat (rew l)et., l'. oe .\rtny .\ir Fichi. I'yote, Te'xa. Luther Bigby Cox, '22A, oi Ituh. t..n, who i- n..w au<hlrewedL at I11: James Arthur Knight. '12A, '17L, boardl ot tirusters 4ofli th i ii4ity, formerly prI'dent ofi the .\inij *A.s'ociaituin. James E. Leppard, '21L, of (Ce teit i'hl, presidlent of the~ Ahlimni ;\s ..ociautioni, sLtt senator tr..m (Ches.. Claude Richleau McMillan, '22CE, of (Cohinnhi,a, uhici highway engineer oft South ( arolina.. iiniueiaite past puresideunt oft the Alunmni .\.Aociaution. James Rion McKissick, '05A, lat:e pre-uiet ofi the U niv ers.ityv, who vi.ited the~ Ahluii )lfice the last time( (on Auig. 25,. a very ivew da;ys before hiis detaih. A/C James A. Gray. '46E, o.f Co lumia;. wuho i.. arblre'-ed at Stit 2, TFe.as. Lieut. Rufus L. Crockett, '39CE, of Lanicaster, whlo is attat hed to the Stafif and Faculty oif the Engineer iSchool, Fort Belvoir. v. lumni Association . Alumni Editor 1940 - 1948 Pvt. Reid Swinton Wingard, '48E, of Lexington, has finished training at Lowry Field, Colo., and is now in training as a command gunner on a B-1t Superiortress. He is ad dressed at Combat Crew Det., Pyote Army Air Field, Pyote, Texas. James Mallory Graham, PhM. 3/c, '45A, of Olanta, is now ad dressed through the Fleet Post Of lice, San -rancisco, Calif. Midshipman Roger C lquist, '47 V-12, of Draper. Utah, is ad dressed at Room 2018, Rancroft Hall; U. S. Naval Academy, An napolis, Md. Deward Belmont Brittain, '42J, of Rock Hill, has )een promoted to the rank of Lieutenant (j.g.) in the Navy. He is on duty in the Pacific. Mrs. Brittain (Sloan Hungerpiller), '44J, is making her home at Ilarts ville. Irving Grier Lawhon, PhM 3/c, '46A, of llartsville, is now a(ldre .setl at the Station I lospital, XI\CAT. Newport, Ark. Bertram Levine, EWI 3/c, '40C, of Charleston, is now addressed at the USN Frontier Base. Tompkinsville. N. Y. Lieut. (j.g.) Paul Ervin Brock ington, '40C, of Kingstree. is now addressed through the Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, Calif. Pvt. Nevin Gay Ledbetter, Jr., '41A, of Columbia, is stationed at Tyndall Field, Panama City, Fla., where he is attached to the 2:5th AAF Base Unit. Pvt. Hardy Gaddy, '46C, of Dil lon, is addressed througi the Arrny Post Office, New York, .\. V. I is brotler, Thad David Gaddy, '43C, is addressed at Co. C. 127 Ist Engi ncer Con hat Hatt.. Ca:ll 'reckin ridge, K y. Earl Kennedy Cobb. '43C, '44G, of l.ykesland, has accepted a ilo sition with an accounting tirn in Lake Vales, Fla., ant is making his home there. Lieut. Merle Raymond Capp, '44A, of Arlington, Va., who is tl ing as flight cornmander of a P'-47 Thunderbolt fighter groul in the European theater, has completed 70 combat mission". and ha, been credited with) destroying -everaI enemy pllanes. Lieut. Marion Walter Dantzler, '44C, of Orangeburg, Ia' been trans ferred to the 1. S. .\larinc ',ase at Parris Island. Lieut. Paul Raynor Harper, AAF, '43A, of Darlington, has cabled his family that he'i nell and safe after being relorted by\ the war depart mient as mlissinig. The me"t sage was the first inews received of ILieuten - a.nt Ilarj'er -incet the i..i..n over the H itunia it n,il fields on hIjar Capt. John Clarence Townsend, Jr.. '41A, of C''hinnhia. i, the pilot ofa l'-lI lyving Fo'rtres,,, lhavitng recenitly 'omiupleted. ail ancedl train igat (imi. N. .\I. Army A\ir Lieut. Baron Wilson King, '41C, fI l.asIe. , recentlyi rtuirned( froiti fo reigni cercier, w ho was on his way to thet Naval .\ir Station, < )tean,i Francis W. (Bill) Simpson, '41A, sity'. Lieut. Alex Scott Fant. '45E, of I .itikhart, who na, V on h4ii, wav' to VYork, N. Y. David Aiken Gaston, '24A. '26G, '26L, atin oitstaihing nt ak stat 4,f the t wenitit, niow a ( lbtster Iay etr, Roy Ellison Garris. '39A, o ib Matthew Poliakoff, '39A, '41L, of Spairu,inhurg. newly elvected miemtiber of the S. C. htouse of repiresen)tatives. T/Sgt. Jack Reel Callison, '41C, of I,es ~i ngt in, neatrter of lhe I )istian-. guiishied Fyvi ng (Crow for hi serv ice as raio operator on a I..->! homhnel Carolyn Althea Hlays, '42A, for meirly of (Columbhia, w.~ho is a miedIicalI tec hnitcian at the' Georig ia State Iloardl of lIIcalth, Atlanta. G a. Pfc. Virgil Louis Byrd, '42A, of \\test C:oltmi a a, n Ito i- a ski -troop er, nown a<lti*sed at (o. F.. su Swift. Te\as. Pfc. Malcolm Vernon (Boy) Sloan. '44A, of t'ohimbiia. whlo is at tached to a fighter squadron at the Mfarine Air Hase, Cherry Point, N. C Annie Lee Young, '25A, Men and women of Car graduates are requested their changing addresse University Campus, Colu They Promised Daphne Anderson Tailthorpe, of Atchan, England, and Maj. Edwin Richardson (Dick) Little, '40A, of Columbia, Aug. 19 at Atcham. They are residing at The Malt House, 29 Langley road, Sutton, Surrey. Major Little is an air inspector with the AAF in England. Emily Ann Wheeler. of Pelion and Columbia, and Cpl. Earle Smith Collum, '42A, of Columbia. They are making their home in Sumter, where Corporal Collum is stationed. Adele Marie Moses, '42A, of Sumter, and -Mitchell Walter Miller of Philadelphia, Pa., Aug. 6 in Washington, 1). C. They will make their home in \ladison, Incd. Jacqueline Me)Duffie of Selina, Ala., and Capt. William Deal Aull, '40A, of Walhalla, Sept. s at Craig Field. .\la. ''hev w ill nake their honte at Selina. Ala. Sara Carolyn Smith, '44C, of Cu lumhia. and (lharles W. \l nugo of Columbia, \tug. 2 at Cayce. 'Thcev are making their homne in Columbia. I.ois E.lizaheth Smith of 1:lorence and Lieut. (j.g.) William Sherard Chapman, '41A, of Florence, Sept. 1 in that city. 1.eila .\ argaret Dreher of C'olhm bia and Lieut. Walton Douglas Car roll, '42A. of Coltim hia. Sept. u. T hey will make their home at .\liami l leach until ,ieutenant Carroll re ceives his new :ssigmnetnt. Eva Jeannette Jones, '41J, of Wagener, and l.ient. 0i.g.) F.dward I.ery'v Springer of t orapolir, 'a., Au . 2tt in Beafr 'it. Reha Saxon T horne of l-.lleitotn and T/Sgt. James Frariklin Polattie, '39C, of ("ailii ., l n (ol ni . Ga., A 5 in Atmlnta. 1;. Betty Brady, '45A. of C'"lumhiat. and Earle Eugene Stockman, Jr., '44C, of (reevnwoIod. Sept. i. it Co lunlbia. ''hey" will nake their itmhoie in (ollutmbia. lievertly Jeani impnt (i. of P'iltt burgh. I'a., ainl Lieut. Warren Lee Beaumont, '45E, of I .anglev, .une1c 25 at M~ariaina, :la. A/S John LeGrand Hooks, '45C,' of Nichol-, is on luty w\ith thel :530th t asl e (n itI, le n I.. \lartint Co.. \liddle River. \ldl. Lieut. Joseph Edward Wallace. '42A, of C'olumbhit, u ho hias bee n serving overtea,a, f". ia t" on a l:-2t Ib.iherator lomlner, i- now "ta tionedl at the A\rmyt .\ir llorces Re di.trilbuttion (enter No. at \I iatmi fieach, F:i. William Ralph Harris, '42A. of CoInnii. ha., been oimmi -ionedl repo,rting to hi. neu1 a--ieniment. Pvt. Arren Maynor Hardee, '44A, l'carn.., ltah. lIrhate andl Mrs. Hardee (Sonne Aloe), '45A, are iimakinmg their home sat -44; South 'th -treet, Salt Lake City, Utah. clationl William English Whitney, '43C, of i'nion, who is, on 41 le:ave atenr inmk in several excitinig tripts int the w ar zonie .i, a seaanu in the imer ebant main:iie. .Jacob Franklin Spears, '44L, of chloo,l at the l~neria Claude Edward Creason, Jr., 41A, whI,e add're,.s i. iian kelt I.ine Newton Farr Garland, '40A, who I - ini tIle .'%7ve mhedical (t)lj.. Xl,AlerhaI C,llege. of South ( -ei and who4 w ill intierne, at the l'. S. Ens. Menelaus Constan, '44C. ol Cohnniibia .ail Ens. Elijah Dowling Free, III, '45E, ofi Colunmia .~ who die iaow satiioned ini Ch;arleston . Thaey aret actres-sedl at l'ort Stumt er Ilc,tel, 6th Nav~al D)i-trict, Chuarles Sgt. Daniel L. Gibbes, Jr., '42A, Schonol, fhurt tenninig, I,a Cpl. Clarke W. McCants, Jr., '42A, who iswith the 4th 1:4irry G7,rotap, NI\lem~ph is, Tenani. Lieut. Monroe Spears David, '43C, to aI ntew a.ignmeni.it Pfc. Frank Irving Thrift. '45A, of C o niak , wh e pr -e t nhre. Noah Graham Broadway. Jr., '45A, of Sminter, whlo was dis charged froml thle arimy in March, anud is now making his home in Co lumhbis. '38G - - Asst. Editor olina, graduates and non to send alumni news and s to the Alumni Office, t mbia, South Carolina. Future Alumni A son, Thomas Henry Allen, II1, to Thomas Henry Allen, Jr.,. HA 1/C, '40A, and Mrs. Allen (Mildred Kennon Taylor), '41A, of Columbia, Aug. 17. A daughter, Mary Wilhelmina Brose, to Lieut. Adolph D. Brose and Mrs. Brose (Mary Wilhelmina "Billie" . Quattlebaurm), '42A, of Winnsboro, Aug. 17 at Rhinedalc, N. Y. A son, Glen LeRoy Shivel, II[, to Lieut. Glen LeRoy Shivel, Jr., and Mrs. Shivel ,(Jean Adams Paschal), '45A, of Columbia, Sept. 13 in Los Angeles, Calif. A daughter, L,ulie Ann deTreville, to Maj, Alfred Louis deTreville, '22CE, of \\'alterboro. and Mrs. deTreville. Sept. 1 in \lemphis, ''cl.ei A ,on. .lntme G. Joh nson, 111. to .lamecs G. . lhn on, Jr., and Mrs. Johnson (Rae Louise Efird), '40A, of Colunhia. Anlg. 20 at Goldshoro, N. C'., w\Ihire they are naking their hotme. A\son, liarold F.lisworth D)lunlap, Jr., to Ens. Harold Ellsworth Dun lap, '40A, and Mrs. Dunlap (Lucy Sanders), '42C, Aug. I:c in Columbia. \Irs. I)unlal is making her home at Socitt l1ill whiile" I:nsign Dunlap is on military duty at the University of Arizona at 'luscoi. Pvt. Howard Francis Knight, '43A, of Summerville, is addressed at .1! th l l1gincer \laintenance Co., (anip lireckinridge, N y. Pvt. Joseph Rittener McFaddin, '44C, of (Gablt", has beenu Iran,fcrrdtl to Tymldall 1 icht, whe-re" he is u,itht Pfc. George Marion (Footsie) Faile, Jr., '44A, of Ker:iaw, i, ad dtr-e-" d at Fi t I .conarl \\' od, \lo.: :nd I'iat., t'o. k, :.t th l . lin., ASFTC. Paul Benton Foster, S 2/c, '47A; of Statianhtrg, i, taking trainlingl{ for A\viattionl Radioma;n. andl is adl dre;ed at R-:;\\'-:., N A'I'TC, Jack -'1n ile. F Ia. Nora Alice Walsh, '44C, of Iiur ton. la. bele graduated from the I telta .\ir I.i,u, Stew ardt"e- school of Atlanta, and is now a qualified :air hotc.,.~s Capt. John Meyer (Jack) Hend ley. '41E, of Cohnnbia, has returned to thtStat(s after 7J1. months with the I Fir.t \I arint Diijon in the Soutlhwlvest LI'acitie. Mrs. Hendley (Augusta Louise Nance), '44Ed, of Stmiter, accompanied him to tle \\'est Coast when hi. leau e, wthich wa:L spent ini (iohnn1,hia, was over. Sgt. Jacob Vinson Whetsell, '40C, ofI~ ~ iowman ii. now a;hadressed at tihe Techical Schiot \AAF", Amiiarilli,. Tex \a. Lieut. Donald McDonald Law, '43J, of Flliot, whaoI is* a nav'igat or ''n a 1t-ti Flying1. Fortres, is serv ing in tihe: Iitaliani teater of opera Office Doris Nash, '44A. of Greenville, Jane Cox, '42J, of St. Matthews, and Martha Rollins, '46C, of Florence, a;ho are niak ing their home at 17:10 W. H. (Billy) Nicholson, Jr., Pvt. James F. Covington, Jr., '45E, of lIenn11ettIsvai lie. wholi is now a;ithi the :26ilh inf. at Camp Rucker, AlIa. Pic. Cooper McEachern, '44E, of (oluia nia, aw ho is -tatinedl at D)rew lit'ht,.T:anpa, IFla. Lt. Marion H. Whaley. '43E, of Conha wt hoetcent ly retutrnied Ens. William T. Jones; Jr., '44A, Ens. James L. Guest, '44E, of An dheison,. whoU is addlressedl at L.SMN Unit lit, D)iv. 2l. ..'l. ., Lit tle Mrs. William 0. Callahan. '32A, '34G, who I i making her home at 2n Fores.t- t I raive, Cohiunhia,a whiue her1 husbandl Lieutenant Colonel Cal lahan, '33A, is, ton verseas dty. Christine (Tina) Cannon, '43A, (If 117 IKing street, Coinumb ia, nowv p.rtiing for The Columbiia Record. E. W. Parker, '86A, who miakes his home at t7t0 lHull street, Colum b)ia. Mrs. William P. Williams (Lilian Cave), '44C, f rmetrly an .i assistanit in t Altitiini Office,' whi,i o mnakinig her nomeIn at I .ua, 'IT.ni. with her husban~tid, Cadet ';,illiams.* Lieut. Holmes Conrad Dreher, '42A, of \\est Columblia, who is commull:nications suipply' officer at Boca Rato Arm.~ Ai el,. F..