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Helen C. Hedden, '43A " Mailed by the Alumni members of the Associati alumni in the Armed Fon on file in the Alumni Offi< REUNION 1900.-1919 Joseph E. Hart, '08A, resides at York. James Daniel Evans, 'OOL, origi nally of Florence, now of Philadel phia, pins on the back of his men bership renewal form: "Of course. I look forward to The Gamecock every week, and find in it much of interest, including the names of the grandchildren of alum ni whom I kncw .1.5 to 50 years ago --always interesting. I still see the names of llarry Davis (Prof. Henry C. Davis, '98A, '07G. of the Uni versity'a English department) and George McCutchen ('98A, '03L, '06G, professor of economics in the University)". Lieut. Col. Marion Rudolph (Dolph) Mobley, '11A, of Florence, has been contmended recently "for especialle meritorious servicc" in connection with his work with the hard of hearing. lie entered the servic: julie , 194:, and retired from the Arily in September, 1944, hecause of a physical disability. Colonel Mohley, whose health is reported to have been impaired by% his Army activities, was chief of the service for the rehabilitation of the hard of hearing at Walter Reed i lospital, later being transferred to I )cshon G neral 1 lospital, Rlutler, 1'a. O)rigin:lly of l'airfield C;or oty, ('olinel \I.+ble 1-e d football at Carolina for four years. lie was graduated ftr the Mtedical College. C'harle-ton, andl internedr at the NIc i.eodi iifirnmary, ilorence, where he practiced tiediine until his entrv into the Army. ie as again taken Iup Iis I'tr"lime in II reirn e. 1920 - 1929 Arthur Ray Godshall, '28A, '32L, originally of I'nion, recently a Gaff n%e,y lawy er, anrrd chairman of the state pardon riard, is now -ecretary to U. S. Sen. Olin D. Johnston, '23G, '24L. Godhall, a form'er vice Ires'ideint of the .A\Itntni .ssocia tirn, precddc1 .10in1ttt to \\'ash ington, w here the I.'rmier governorr was twor in; a, the iunior senator Tuesday. Sloan W. Gable, '25G, n\ ho has ted a, t. erning secretary ie te g} ur nor - rtifice for the last two . ears. wc nt to \\a;iington Jan. I directur of industrial deme.p litnt for SoilthI ('arulina. Ile will ha.1 c an iice in \\ashingtirrn and :1,s ,"spac it the (s'sei rn i ' cnffice In (oliinhia and will SeIve its Cot tart inan it cii',its to bring indrhs ti ics to South arolin a. lie sUcceceds Maj. J. D. Fulp, '25G. Frank Boyd Gary, Jr., '28L of Comluiiia ii, has been priii5omoitedl to thle ranlk oi captiain iln the Unmited States Naval Reserve. A graduhiate of the Naval Acadeliny, Captaint Gary prac ticed law'' in Coluialii heiorme going in tihe Navy') at thme '-tart of the war as a Iieuteniant, senior grade,lC Ile is adldressed at :lmt;J Navy department, Wamsingtonl, I). C. Pfc. Frederick Benjamin Shackle ford, Jr., '29A, of liigh I'oinit, N. C., is servinig ns ithI ani artillery untit iln thle E.uropeani theater. Before enter ing tihe erv ice, he ws'as connected ws' ithI the .Amlericani lakeries at H-Iighi P'oint. Charles H. Lesesne, Jr., of Greei vsillein, has 1been promoted to thle iank osf miajoi, and i5 stationed at the Office of Flhying Safety, W\in stonl Salem. N. C. George Watkins Collier, '24A, who fosrmerly wstl superinttenident of thie South Carod lna 11ndulst rial School at F:lorenice, is no5w assitanit field director of the Red Cross unlit at Camip W'heeler, .\lIacon, Ga. Hie is addressed iln car IofI thle RedI Cross. Caimp WVheeier. Lieut. William Walter Doar, '25A, of Gecorgetown'm, Is onI duty with the N avy 1)1 aordl a I .and(inog Ship, Mech aizedn, inl the l'acific theater. lie is add(reSSedI thrmoughi the Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, Calif. 1930 - 1939 T/5 James Alfred Ackerman, '37Ed, of Cottageville, is now sta tiOnied at F'ort Bennling, Ga. Before rettirninig to the States in Augtst, Technician Ackerman spent two and one haalf years with the Army in the *Southwest Pacific, participat ing in the operations on Guadal canal and Bougainville. He is ad dressed at Hq. and Hg. Co., 5th Bn., 2nd PTR, Fort Benning, (C Lieut. (jg) Marcus Boyd Cak-s well, '380, '400, of Newberry, is now serving with the Navy in the Pacific theater. He is addressed through the Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, Calif. Lieut. Samuel Gadsden Morrall, '35P, of Graniteville, sent' his New Year's greetings from the South west Pacific where lie is serving with the Army. He is addressed through the Postmaster, San Fran clscoa Calif - " - Asst. Editor Association Of fice to on and to non-member :es whose addresses are :e. IN PRINT Lieut. Fred Francis (Dinky) Wil liams, '38J, of Columbia, is on duty with the Naval Air Transport Serv ice in the Pacific. Before entering the service, Lieutenant Williams was connected with the Columbia Record. Mrs. Williams is the form er Margaret Rollins, '39J, of Flor ence, and they have a son, Ricky, who is two years old, and a daugh ter, Betsy, born May tr at Oakland, Calif. Mrs. Williams is now in Co lumbia with the two childrei. Capt. Harold Carl Mauney, '36AE, of Columb ia, who is with the Army railroad engineer, soniewhere in the European theater. ha-. sptnt two years repairing and operating the rail routes from North Africa to wards Berlin. lIe first landed in North Africa the day after Christ mas, to::. At Carolina Captain Mlauney rla, ed rparterb.ick for the Gaiiecock. Cpl. Fred Ilcrman Sease, '39A, of i.ynchl'rg, i., attached to an ariored division headq(uarters unit in lrance. Ilit is a'ldressed through the Postmaster, New York N. Y. T/Sgt. Arthur Poliakoff, '37P, of A bheville, is doing phariacy work in a general dispensary in the Vu ropeari theater. lie has beeni over seas over two y ear Pvt. Saul Kahn, '36A. ot Column i'ia, is serving w ith11 a general hos r'ital in England. Ili wife, the former lIe len reh Iier, is making her home at tt 1< r ina rd Court, Co linnhia. Lieut. Frederic George Findley, '38C, '38L, of i'irken,, is now ;+o. dressed at Co. A, :.th !. !. 1 rC, Camp i lon ze, 'xa . Lieut. Thomas Rogers Drake, '38Ed, of \\'ashingtttn, I. (. C.. now Oil duly \w itht the Na\ v in the A\d iniralty Island.. lie i; addrt :r! through the I 'I' et I'ost ()ffir . Sgt. Paul William Heyniger, '36A, of Sea Girt. N. J., i, now adlressed at OCS Co. :, 15th Sig. 'Irrg. Ill., tort M ornout h, N. J. Capt. R. John Amato, '36A, tf Newark, N. 1., i- (n duly as arssi.t ant base" flight surgeonr at i l)over rnmy Air l ieId, 1)" cr, I )el. .\c rording to t aptain .\rnat ht -ni fered froimi ''acurte Zerti li' on ow mltis-ion ov er Nrew t,uine," \ uwrt" he .erved two year-. "I'Itteenr %erot- w. ert" :1m1 me '0 1 ur.1 1-5 that day,'' rit :ill. the calt,i. "\l y ou n pu le ratteh br;o, 'umed. vvhile that of the liloht ticked in i l a fairly even rate. It 'w a.ri't till :t<r three %eroe were shot do ii that I felt normral ..ain." (ver-ua, for two and a hali year_s. Captain Amato spent six miornthr in .\nr-traliar anid the rest of thre tirme in Ne~wGie wih thre fir-t hormber group~ Set up) there. Dolan Hoye Eargie, '26A, '42G, '43G, and Mrs. Eargle (Mayre Wall), '30J, forrmerly of Columbilia, arre making their Irome at 2 A Anu hon place, Tun ealoo-.a, Alan. Mslrs. F.argle is teaching Enrglishn at the Uiiversit v of AIabhamna. Lieut. Olen Elgin Carothers, '36A, of I Iartsv ille, is niow addlressed at Hgq., A'ir Technrical Service Comi miarnd, Box 3t6, A\rea A. \\right lField, D)ay ton, Ohio. Lieut. (jg) Simon Sorentrue, '35C, \\ashington, I). C., is on durty with tire Navy ini New Orleans, where his address ik 1527 Amtielia street, New Orlean-. 15, l.a. Capt. Jerome Frank Bihari, '33C, of - Columbiria, is serving with ain Army Air Force bocmbner group ini tire F.uropeanr theater, lie is ad uressed through tIre Postmaster, New York, N. Y. James Preston Richardson, '31A, of Charlotte, N. C., is superintendent of tIre Presbyterian I lospital, Char lotte, having gone to that institution fromi the Biurrus Memorial Ilospi tal, High Point, N. C. Mr. Rliard.. son recently attended thle I nstitute for Ilospital Administrators at the University of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Richardson (Margaret Granberry of Gaffney) have onec child, who will be a year old February 28. Maj. Lucius Brainerd Keels, '31A, of B3ishopville, is niow addressed at AG arid SFRS, Medical Section, Asheville, N. C. - Robert Cecil Meeks, '36A, of Anderson, is a chemist for the Pitts. burgh Metallurgical Company in Charleston. Hius address is 192 WVentworthn street, Charleston i6. Doris Alexander Lindwall, '3MA, of New York, N. Y., is addressed at 14,1 E. 44th street, ThIe Woolsey, Newv York, N. Y. Miss Lindwall is interested in contacting other Alum ni who live in New York or thne vicinity. Capt. William Charles Bolt, '36A, of Honea Path, is serving with the Army medical corps in the South west Pacific. Hie is addressed through the Postmaster, San Fran eisco, Calif. Issued by the Un RALPH LEW Capt. Herbert Bryan Hutt, '34A, of Florence, is serving with the Medical Corps of the Army, and is on duty in the European theater. Before entering the Service, Captain Hutt practiced medicine at Alexan dria, Va. He and Mrs. Hutt have two daughters, Nancy Bryan, three, and Mary French, one. Lieut. Col. Theodore Ross Clink scales, '36A, of Greenville, who is serving with 'the 13th Air Force in the Pacific, writes that he often sees Maj. James B. (Pinhead) Hen son, '40Ed, of Chattanooga, '['enn., who is in one of the units at the same station. Both are addressed through the Postmaster, San Fran cisco, Calif. Maj. Henry John Clerici, '37C, of Columbia, has returned to duty after a leave at home, and is now addressed at Sq. C, Box 43, 805th Base Unit, George Field, ill. T/Sgt. James Franklin Polattie, '39C, of Callison, is now on duty in the European theater, attached to a mtilitary police unit. lie is addressed through the Postmaster, New York, N. Y. Thomas Harry Parler, S 2/c, '34A, of Columbia, who entered the Navy in Mlarch, 1944, is now ad dressed at Bks. 36, Recruit Center, N.A TTC, Memphis, TeInn. Edwin William Cantwell, '36L, for the past twmo years secretary to Former Gov. Olin D. Johnston, '23G. '24L, serves now as secretary to Gov. Ransomc J. Williams, who as lieutenant governor succeeded to the governorship Tuesday, when Johnston resigned to take his seat as United States senator. (Johnston vas sworn in as junior senator from South Carolina Wednesday). Lieut. Albert Elijah McCravy, '33A, of Columbia, returned recently Ks itn: Souik i 'ac ific wvhere ie has been serving with the Air iransport Command. Ile has re ported to an East Coast base, where lie ill receive special training. I.ieutenant NeCravy has seen serv ice in Australia, New Guinea, and the I 'hilippines. After completing his present training course he will return to his outfit in the Pacific. It-fore en,ering the service, he was tcretary to the Richland County llieh-gation. T, Sgt. Mason Chandler Brunson, Jr., '32J, of Florence, veteran Ma rine corp.s combat correspondent who took part in and covered the ,attles for Tarawa, Saipan. and 'I iniai, ha_ iecen assigned to public relation, dl(luty witlh the Southern I'roc urmient division of the AMa rine Curp.: at Atlanta. Ga. Sergeant I tirnsou, an Associated Press news itaW on ttMilitary leave, will report to hi., new assignment uponi coim pletionl of a furlough at his hiome at F'lorenlce. iIe is the son of Mason Chandler Brunson, Sr., '99A, editor of the Florence Miorning News. "'When I left nyv outflit.'' Brunson said, "'I asked a tombe ir of the b oy, si there were ainything I could do for thetn here. Without ex celition), thley' asked liat I try to im pres, pieoide that t here i, a long, long way to go in th~e Pacific :>C Lore the Japanese can lbe crushed. "Thley' hear and readl too miuch about 'T1'he beautiful new world' hat is 'just arounid the corner'. Whlat they see just around the cor to conquer, thousands of Japs to kill- and thousands more American casualties." Sergeaiit Brunison landed in San Francisco in D)eceinber after 18 mnonths of writing and fighting with the Second Marine division. Capt. Edwin Clippard, '360, '41L, jormter member of the F.nglish de partmnent at the U'niversity, had a lucky day recently wheni the names of officers of aii anti-aircraft outfit stationed overseas were put in a hat to be dlrawnl for thirty days' leaves in the States. Captaini Clippard's niame was one of two drawn. Over seas for three years, two years were spent in Iliawaii and another in the Marshall Islands. He is now at home with his family at 1414 Lady street, Columbia. . . Capt. William Munro (Monk) Shand, Jr., '33L, of Columbia, has been named commanding officer. of a service squadron -of a Mfarine air craft group which is operating on an island somiewhiere in the P'acific. Captain Shand has been with the unit as supply and evactuation of ficer since last September. Before entering the service in 11942 Captain Shand was a Colmbhia attorney. Cpls William Louis deTreville, '39A, of Coluambia, was graduated recently fromi t.he chemical warfare schuool's toxic gas handlers' school in Maryland. The course is designed to qlualify enlisted men to fulfill the duties of non-commissioned of ficers in the chemical sections of their branches of service. Corporal deTreville was a w~holesale food broker before entering th, service 4AuMni Ziront iversity of South Carolina Alumni Association IS, '29, Executive Secretary and Alumni Editor JUST TO KEEP THE RECORD 'STRAIGHT A headline on the front page of The Gamecock this week reading "Students, Alulniii Oppose Proposal To Move USC" may be misleading to some alumni readers. The Alumni Council, the governing body Qf the Alumni As sociation, has taken no action on the proposal to move and expand the University. It is to the credit of the Alumni officers that, so far a is known here, not a single member of the Alumni Council has nade a public statement about the proposal-except the president of the Alumni Association, who when approachet by the press, said simply that. it would be necessary for him t< study the plan carefully before he would make a statement on the proposal. "On The Alumni Front" congratulates and comiends the Alumni President on his statement. As president of the organ ized alumni of Carolina, he has a definite responsibility, and cannot afford to issue -hasty or careless statements which con cern the welfare of Alma Mater. The proposal to move and expand the University has at t.racted much attention, created much interest. The attentior of the people of South Carolina is centered on the University and its needs now as never before in a generation. But it is too earl to interpret accurately and fully alumi .opinion concerning the proposal. Alumni generally seem to be following th^ lead of the Alumni President and the Alumn Council in keeping their feet on the ground, pending oppor t.unity to study the proposal from every angle before nmaling up- their minds, or issuing statements, concerning it. The Alumni Office has heard from Inore th:n i a thousant alumni since a majority of the members of the board of trustee went on record as favoring the proposal. It has on its regula: mailing list more than ten thousand olditional ainimii who n1ov% are scattered all over the world and who have not vet. beel heard from concerning the move. "On The Alunmti Front , with all of its vast network of inorc thai (0.00 records and all of its contacts which now reach literally to the foir <-orners of the carth andl stretch over ar iileterninnble nuimber of years of time, cannot yet begii t< reflect or inte rpret altnimi opinion on the subject One thing is certain --Carolina alunmiii today are in favoi of a bigger andi better Iniversitv. An<d that means expansion expansion far be.yon,l "the brick walls". Oliver Jordan Wolfe, '39C, of Sgt. James Edward Whitten, '43A Columbia, was recent Iy promoted to Clumlia, is now addressed at Sec the rank of major in the Southwest C, Flight I, Box '0., Williams Field P acific. Ile has comipleted lb months' Chandler, overseas service with the 13th AAF. Walter Burn (Mouse) Halsall ie is a statistical control officer. '4SA, of Charlcston has been pro Mrs. Wolfe (Marie Ulmer), '41A, uotcol to the rank of sergeatt at the is making her home at 243n M e M arne Corps Air Station, Cherr ward street while her husand is 11oint N C., where he is connectec overseas. i i the athletic department. Scr Lieut. George Henry Davis, '31C, '34L, of Columnlia. has been gradu- l plafall agaitht Shi fa ated from the aviation ground of-'43A ficers' class, Marine Corps schools, o , w at Quantico, Ya. Lieut. Mary Smith Bulkeley, ttrig,Md,ihteNay '3SEd, of Aiken, flight nurse, has WlimEwr akr h been) awardled the Air Mledal for her 3c 4A fClmi,i evn outstandling work ini evacuating aiadleUSKesa,nre w~ounded in the NI editerranean the- atrKrlav Cut.\'ie ate'.Cied or"neriorou aciee-WaleSg t. ham s Edwa oo Whitten' fliht;fo prfesioalskil nd e-Columbia, i~srnow adressedot witl sickand ouned iont he '011'C, Fditghaat thBaer4, Wiis Fied hat zne", ieutnant ulkeCyindrer, tAriug th. 'tnse a mmbe o on oftso mdicl e urk, N. us) alal evacatio S(lia(ron, Con) '45A,s Wilia Fancsonhasfeen Spr/ of thed tonghewrank of sergeant ata-th< nate nire hamiI 7/to patentPin in, o. Cl., r is onneddctse thattheter,Ovesea sine Sp- thS the ati deparment USer1 hadfloimstti hositl hur at Aeat aladgries Thaylr tha sere(lin ort Afica Siily It h lat yed 3I foothany ag atS. l( A: Frane, rsia, ad Mlta,SheBeenbsrigM. with the Navy.rt wasa sewades ~itlDeta Wir lia8moEwad aler Pl Line at tlata, a., efre3eter Lie6A, (of Clauma, iseving tugth sevie Sptebe, 142 'abo theaUfSSt Kershaw, frome< 11c hsbnd Cpt L.E.Illkl af aefrow Coun ty. ~ art ofter. Parkd for . "eirs ach-5 ilove- oaNva ecPrya '3 ofColmbi, wo rcenly e-Walker:a"et a( wo bemaingon ship! thet Mhl arieintheiPaifgi aea,is arndnalseciiga l nowttiondt the evarine Aitohe oln otal ae oy atai znelsnpatc",a eoeeioyayef.. Lieutenant Bulkeeyii a eer tof oeoftwo me ica drseltruhtel o evacutio sarrovret Collinns fie a rnic,Clf of Ctluwig, whao haeto awrdatec- Lui Jfeso ik Brtdonze ta medal0 "fraltiengtsh in A fBnbr, vm so ll that hmser. byvercservice iSepo- wt ayitteErpa ember, 1943, FlitaNrse oplerailey aer a eune oEga aganhe a time y of ther ntdhaftrhvnspntteps e states in Not A froma Sictober 4Itanly,nFrne,Esinhc toance.oCrsia 7"Iuant Cll. aShe eprtdfrmhsshpo miemse of Athenta, Gartilefry, ene-Da,ndwieaitnrtunt teng the service in Setmbrc, 1941. nldwokd itth Brih and hasben oapt.ea. se. ue, ainyai reFrnham offEOakrPark,sIstationed o- theilot 194- 149eoasswiheheteaeeesteira P3L, AfClma, Rhom rche dre si::4hNva osrmto theMaWre in thoPfi areo, is Iatlo,Pr uten,Clf now stationed at the Afres CAs,ir WuFaki Kre,Y/ StatioFrn,Cisoa, eali Coubat iCpessret hrtn Capt.aunNlo Fredeiced lbere l,Mlo arn 4C fC Jrf Colmb, ofasck Munt,are N.C,the a snw ndt i Ie isring imse h by hrinfanrydviion-rpa hae iha ryha imteberopet thee rilery, an-qures ni,le salrss ter~ed thsrvgice smarch , trog1tePotase,e,Yr NSMWr, N41A, ofChrlstY,i Annie Lee Young, '25A, Men and women of Car graduates are requested their changing addresse University Campus, Colu Future Alumni A daughter, Mary James Rodgers, to Lieut. William Anderson Rod gers, USNR, '41C, and Mrs. Rod gers April 17 in Columbia. A daughter, Leila \Wynette Rick man, to Capt. Edgar Allan Rick man and Mrs. Rickman (Murrell Smith), '43A, Dec. 2 in Columbia. Captain Rickman is now serving in the Pacific area. A daughter, Nlary 1lolbrook Luinpkin, to Sgt. Alva Moore Lumpkin, Jr., '43A, and Mrs. Lump kin (Willodene Rion), '42A, Dec. 21 in Colnmbia. Sergeant I.umpkin is on duty in the European Theater. A son, John C. It. Smith, Jr.. to John Christian Booktcr Smith, '25L, and Mrs. Smith Dec. 21 in Colum bia. A son, EIdwward \'einer Schlaefer, to Lieut. Edward M. Schlaefer and Mrs. Schlaefer (Mary Bellamy Verner), '36A, '43G. Dec. 16 at Dayton, Ohio. A daughter, Ann Carroll Coulte r, to Capt. Richard R. Coulter, '38CE, and Mrs. Coulter Dec. 20 in Co lunbia. Captain Coulti r, who is now stationed at Boca Raton, Fa., re cently visited his family in Co Itlibia. Capt. Frank Eugene Harrison, '43L, of 'rov, is serving with an anti-aircraft artillery battalion ov t seas. ]it is addresse-l through the Postmaster, Seattle. \\ash. Lieut. (jg) Edwin Nowak, '44A, of F.rie, Pa., is serving in tht Pacific area aboard an aircraft carrier. Pvt. Dewitt Norwood Forehand, t '42E, of Conway, is serving w%ith an unP. tit in thc I'acific theat(er. Cpl. William.. Franklin Adams, USMC, '43A, is addressed at 13ks. G. Marine Corlp Air Station, FlI Centro, Cali f. Pfc. Malcolm Vernon Sloan, '44A, of Columbia, is now on duty with the Marine Corps in the Pacific theater, and is addressed through the Fleet Post Office, San Francisco. Pvt. Ramon Schwartz, Jr., '46A, of Sumter, son of Raumon Schwartz, Sr., 't4A, '1L, is now serving in the ELuropean theater with a medical collecting company. lie is addressed through the Iostmnaster, New York, N. V. Clifford Henslee Hardy, HA 1/c, '46A, of Dillon, i, now on (luty at the Naval llospital, L'ainbridge, Md. lie is addressed at U-SN ii c spital Staff, Barracks 86.5, Bainnridge. Capt. Ernest Lee Isenhower, '40J, of Florence, is addressed at P.O. Box 171, Army Air Base, Dalhart, Texas. George Otto Plamann, Jr., S 1/c, '47V-12, of Mlerrill, \\is., is. now~ serving with a nav~al hios pital unit in the Pacific theater, lie is ad. dressed through the Fleet Il'ost of c. Frederick Newman Sigman, Jr., S 1/c, '47V-12, of Savannmah, Ga., is serving in thet Atlantie theater .aboard ant 1.CS, andr is add,ressedl through the Flett P ost Office, New~ York, N. Y. Pfc. Davis McLane Durham, '44A, of WVest Columbia, is serving as a dental assistant witht the Armny's 6th General liospital, affiliate of the Massachusetts General I Iosptial. which is now set up near Romte after 2:2 months of overseas service durl ing which it handled more than 26,000 patients. Overseas 1:: months himself, Private D)urhamn has been awardled tihe P'urple Illeart with two Oak Leaf Clusters and tihe Combat Infantryman's badge, andt lhe wears theC Mediterranean TIheater ribblonl with two Battle P'articipationt Stars. Edmund Leroy Cope, Y 2/c, '47V-12, of Savannai.h. Ga., is ont duity with the Navy in the P'acifie area. lie1k is addressed throtught the Fleet Post Office, Ssn Francisco, Calif. Francis Burriss Smith, S 1/c, '43EE, of P iedmnont, is now ad dIressed1 at U3at t. II, Plat. 6, l.F.k atnd SM , N T, Guliport, Miss. Lieut. Abram Grossman, '42CE, of Asbury Park, N. J., is now serv itg int the Centi al P ac ific as flight engimeer ott a 1B-2'J bombder. le is addressed through the P'ostmiaster, San Francisco. Calif. Charles Mitchell Campbell, PhM 1/c, '40P, of Florence, is Ott duty with a Navy evacuation hospital int thle P'acific area. lie is add(ressed through lie Fleet iPost Office, Satn Francisco, Calif. James Julian Rhine, AM 3/c, t'46C, of Columitila, is serving in the Pacific area, after hiaving sp'ent nearly a year in the~ iropean ithle ater. lIeI ha- bieent in the Navy~ two ,yeats. I Margaret Roper Major (Mrs. Charles Nance Major), '41C, has been promtoted1 to the rank of I,icu tetnat, jutioitr grade, int thte W\A \- i S. I,ieuitettant Major is Ott dulty at the( i Naval l'ttrchasing Of fic, u-, .5'ttt gotulty street, Satn Iranttisco . '38G . . Asst. Editor olina, graduates and non to send alumni news and to the Alumni Office, nbia, South Carolina. They Promised Louise Rest of Dayton, Ohio, and Cpl. William Emory Bauknight, Jr., '42A, of Florence, Dec. 5 at Dayton. They will make their home- at Greensboro, N. C. where Corporal Bauknight is stationed with the Army Air Force. Mary Lavinia Owen of Colum bia and Dr. James Arthur Fort, Jr., 'V9A, of North, Dec. 10 in Colum hia. '[hey will make their home in Columbia, where Doctor Fort is a practicing physician. Sarah Lewis Graydon, '44L, of Columbia, and Capt. Marvin Lowery , lcCrory, of Kosciusko, Miss., and San Antonio, Texas, Dec. 15 in Co lunbia. They will make their home in San Antonio for the present. Betty Jane Everett, '44C, of Co lumbia, and Lieut. Herbert Bays Moore, '43A, of Rock Hill, Dec. 21 in Columbia. They will make their home at Anniston, Ala., while Lieu tenant Moore is stationed at Camp M[rc(lellan. Frances Meeks, '42A, of Ander son, and Capt. James S. Blair, Oct. 10. They are making their home at t9 Wentworth street, Charleston 6. Adelyn Robbins Lipscomb, '41Ed, '430, of Columbia, and Lieut. Thomas Wesley Richardson of Knoxville, Tenn., Dec. 21 in Co lumbia. Mrs. Richardson will make her home in Columbia while Lieu. tenant Richardson is overseas. Sara Ielle Merritt, of Baltimore, Mldl., and Ensign William Gilmore Shannon, '34EE, of Cohmibia, Dec. 2:; in Baltimore. They arc'making their home at Cambridge, -Mass., while Ensign Shannon is. taking traniing at larvard University. Amy Elizabeth Ham, '45C, of Columbia, and .ieut. Kermit Brent Cavedo of Richmond, Va., and Vat dosta, Ga., Dec. 24 in Columbia. They will make their home at Val dosta. Adalee Duckett, '46A, of Colum l,ir . and F/O William Edward \Winter of Neosho, Mo., and Val dosta, Ga., Dec. 24 in Columbia. They will make their home at Val dosta. Pauline Arthur Phillips of Rust burg, Va., and P01/c William Powell Sale, '47V-12, of Fredericks burg, Va., May 30 at Essington, Pa. They are making their home at Norfolk. Va.. where Mr. Sale is stationed. Pvt. Irving Granoff, '40C, of Brooklyn, N. V., is now addressed at Co. D, 52nd ITB, IARTC, Camp i Howze, 'rexas. Nelson Eugene Hood, PhM i/c, '41A, of Rock Hill, has been trans ierred from sea duty after having participaited in the invasions of: Sicily, Italy, Normandy, and South erni France, and is now stationed at the place where he started his naval service three years ago . . . the Charleston Navy Yard. Hie is ad dressed as follows: Eugene Hood, PhM,N J/c, US Naval Hospital t(Stafi), Nav'y Tard (H1), S. C. Williams McIver Bryan, '40A, of Columbia, whbo recently completed miedical work at the Medical-College of $outh Carolina, is now interning at the City Hospital, Cleveland, Ohio. Upon completion of his in t(rnleship lie will enter the Armed Forces ais a doctor. HIe writes that he has seen William Edwin Hoy, Jr., '40A, of Columbia, who is a fellow at the Cleveland Clinic. e Harold A. McCord, Y 3/c,''45C, of Greenwood, who is on duty on a I,anding Ship, Tank, ini the Pacific theater, writes that he recently saw Ensign Alfred G. Smith, Jr., '43S, former University professor, as both were returning from the invasion of the Philippine Islands, and Pvt. Harry Wayland Hiott, '45C, of Co lumbia, who is serving with the Army in the Pacific. Sgt. James Hagood Ellison, '45C, w ho is serving in the Southwest i't,cific with the Marines, writes: " ,ast Sunday, jus-t as I was getting settled for a short siesta, who should walk by my tent but (PhM I/c) Sumner Quimbyt ('45A, of Colum bia). I nearly fell off my cot . ..' Sergeant Ellison arrived in the P'acific only3 recently, while Quimby hias been on duty' there for over a year. Both are addressed through the F:lee.t Post Office, San Fran. cisco, Calii. Lieut. Jack Couch, '45C, of At lanta, Ga., has arrived overseas atnd hast~ been assigned to duty as a 'o-pilot in a I5th Air Force 1-e4 ( l,ihterator Group. With over 140 comblat nmissions to its credit, the group to which lie has 'been as. signted has lilt key Nazi targets ex., tending from France through the Southern Ball-ans. Pfc. Frank Irving Thrift, '45, of Columbia, is now addressed at Co. hi, 3143rd1 Inf., A P0 460, San L.uis Oblspo, Calif,