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Helen C. Hedden, '43A Mailed by the Alumn members of the Associat alumni in the Armed For on file in the Alumni Offi Reunion In Print 1900-1919 Albert Edward Escott, 'OOA, Char lotte, N. C., real estate man, is the uncle of a Carolina alumna, Mrs. J. Riley Catheart (Elizabeth Mul ler), '21A, 605 Wildwood avenue, Co lumbia. Mr. Escott lives at 120 E. Fourth street. Charlotte, N. C. William Archie Schiffley, 'SA, formerly of Orangeburg, recently was appointed director of veterans' education for South Carolina by Dr. J. If. lope, state superintend ent of education. Mr. Schiffley, a veteran of the first World War and a former stale commander of the American Legion. is charged with the responsibility of working out plans for education of men and women from this state under pro %isions of the GI Bill. He will work with private and public Institutions, both higher and secondary. Mr. Schiffley has been with the state department of education for 20 years. Arthur Bruce Hortr , Sr., '19A, formerly of Heath Springs, makes his home at 1009 Hillcrest avenue, Columbia. He is cashier of the First National Bank, Columbia. 1920-1929 Ruth Lucille English, '25G, sec retary to President Norman M. Smith of the University, was elect ed president of the Columbia Pilot club at a recent meeting of the club. Miss English makes her home at 2401 Lee street, Columbia. Judge Legare Bates, '24L, of Co lumbia, presided over the Richland county civil court this month, hav ing received his commission as judge of the court in March. lie succeeds Judge A. W. lolman, who resigned to accept the position of Columbia city recorder. Judge Bates, a Columbia attorney, has served as a member of the S. C. house of representatives, as prin cipal clerk of the state senate, and as a trustee of the University. In the First World War he served over seas with the 30th (Old Hickory) di vision. Steve ('anphell Griffith, '21A, member of the house of representa tiwes from Newherry county, has been elected judge of the Eighth ju dicial circuit of South Carolina to fill the uie.pire(d term of Judge C. C. Feat herstone, who died last month . Judge Griffith is a member of the law firm of Blease and Grif fith at Newberry. where he makes his home. Lieut. Comdr. Wilbur Clifton Z.eigier. Jr., USNIt, '2i8A, '28G, of Columbia. is now instructor at Northwestern~ University, Chicago. Hie returned tou the States a.fter hav ing served for 18 months on foreign duty and in three campaigns. Major l)avid Wall Iobinson, '21A, '211, of Columbia, has completed two years or duty in the European theater wvithi a fighter group. As intelligence officer, he briefs the pilots before they take off for mis sions over Germany, and in addi tion to these dluties lhe supervises operation of the station photogra phic dlepart ment, and thle public re litions derpartment. Before entering the service Majior Rtobinson was an attorney in Columbia. Lieut. Col. Frank WillIam La Motte, '27C'E. of Columbia, recently was awarded the Legion of Merit for his periormnc(e as assistant ehief of stuff of the 88th division during the Fifth Army campaign in Italy. Colonel LaMotte also wears the Bronze Star. Mrs. LaMotte (Dorothy Hangood), '38G, formerly of Aynor, makes her home at 815 Woodland drive, Columbia. Chaplain Claude McIntosh, '27A, of Columbia. is now stationed with the AAF on Saipan, where lhe has built a chapel in a Quonset hut. Chaplain McIntosh was connected with the New Brookland Presby terian Church. and served In Pres byterian churches in Trulsa. Okia., and Long Island, N. Y., before be ing calledi to active duly with the Army. Johns 0. Meetze, '27Ed, of Colum bia, Is director of the State Board of Health's division of finance. Be fore entering the state department of welfare in 1937, Mr. Meetze was assistant auditor with the Farm Credit administration. Alfred 0. Mattor, '28A, is now as sistant superintendent of mails at the Columbia post office. Mr. Mat tox, who has been with the post office for nearly 28 years, makes is home at 518 Chatham avenue, Columbia. Edwin M. Lullis, '25A, '251,, is ad. dressed at 312 Marine Bank build. Ing, Erie, Pa. Mr. Lillis is connected with the Northwestern Mutual Life Insuirance company. - - - Asst. Editor I Association Office to ion and to non-member ces whose addresses are ce, THE ALUMNI COUNCIL, in with the annual Alumni Day cc the alumni program and policle Members of the council are s armed forces; the figure 77 at t In the picture, left to right, way engineer of South Carolin executive secretary; Mrs. Allan H. (Billy) Nicholson, Jr., '38 '14A, '16G. Rock Hill insurance the association; John .J. Seihels Cutchen, '99A, of Sumter, with meeting, was not present when 1930-1939 Capt. John Richards Mc1creaic, '38A, of Liberty 1ilii, is on duty in the Philippines with a headquarteis unit. He is addressed through the Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif. Mrs. Henry Wade Barrow (liar riet Boyd). '37Ed, h. hking hr home at 180 Pine st reel. Spartan burg, while her hu,lband, kI-ign Barrow, is on duly in the Pacific. With her are their thrce daughters. Frances and Harriet, four, and Lou ise, two. Ensign D)ouglas Iurtoun Allen, USNR, '43A, of 607 Saluda avenue, Rock 11ill, on leave. Licut. D)antel L.. Gihbles, Jr. S '42A, of Lynchhurg, now addere.rl at Co. B, 2nd Bni., 1st Reg., Camp Gordon, Ga. Lieut. (,ig) Gustavus Galloway WIllIamson, Jr., USNR, 'teE, now on sea dtuty. D)ot Polan, 42J, l116 Park Street, Multins. L.ieut. (jg) I.ouis James Carleo, USMC, '39A, no0w addrIssedt at in dustrial llealth and Ilygiene, New York Navy Yard, New York, N. Y. Lleut. Clarence E. Gilover, USNRt, '40C, of Livingston, now aboardl ship in the Pacific. Lieut. Chamrles HI. Moorefield, USNR, '41CE, on leave from se'a duty. Alex McBee Scruggs, USMM, '22A, route three, Coltumbia, now on duty aboard a hospital ship. Ensign Charles Beauregard Rom an, NAC, '46E, Cecil Fieldt. Jackson Mrs. Thomas Hlamilin Brlggs, .Jr. (Catherine Cantwe.ll), '30 A, niow at Pebble Beach, Calif., and addressed at NCASA, Presidio, Monterey, Calif., in care of Ilient. Thomas Hamlin Briggs, Jr., USNRt, '30CE;. John Batrnwell . EJack) Nettles, USNR, 'Inactive), '41A, interning~ at Garfield Memorial H ospital, Washington, D). C. Sgt. Hugh If. Wells, AUS -t MC), '464. St. Francis Zavier In firnmatry, Charleston 16. Robert Zeno Vauise, RT 2, USNR, '43A, of Kingstree, Naval Air Station. St. Simons Island, Gia. John S. Pierre Hlerin, 'ISA, Mon arch Mills, Lockhart. Sgt. Earle Morgan Moore, USMC, '45E, of Dillon, VMF 911, MAG 91, MCAS, Cherry Point, N. C. Capt. Clinch HIeyward Relser, AAF, '40 A, '40G, returned from In dia to a new assignment at. t he Mu nicipal Airport, Nashville, Tenn. LieuIt. CoL. William Gordon Bel ser, Jr., AUS, '33G, '381,, on leave from Pacific duty. Evelyn deVere Townsend, '4ftA, Box 606, Charleston. Lieut. Andrew Crawford Clark son, Jr., USNR, 'liC, on leave from ae dtuty, Issued by the Uni RALPH LEWI1 50 eeting in the offices of the Alumni lebration to lighten the burden oni s of the association; handled other hown above in the meeting, picture he top of the flag represents alumni ;tanding: Hf. Odelle Harman, '29A, t and immediate past president of I F. Goud (Ruth R. DeLoache), '39A %, Greenwood lawyer; the Rev. man. Seated, left. to right. are: Da, '92A, insurance executive of Colun the warit manpower commission; M. the picture was made. Several otil Major Benjamin Gause, '300E, of Columbia. is now stationed at the Regional Hlospital, Fort McClellan, Ala., where he is sanitation engl neer workling with the medical in sle"tor. lIis home address is 11 i'eitam ileights, Anniston. Ala. T Sgt. Mlason Chandler Brunson, 4r ., .'321, c;f lorence has been tran.sfelrel from Columbia to the Publi Relations O ffice, Box 600, Mlarine Ha rrlack-. Parris Island, S. C. Srgeant trunson srvCU In m the Pacific as a \lar ne com hat corres rIlndent. Recent Visitoi 3c I, SNIR, '.lA, fronm sea duty. ILent. .John Allard Gasuem, AUS, '41i., 812~ S. Irihy st reel, Florence, I.lenat. William I lenry MeCaw, Jr., AUS (MC(), '40A, :-21 Coigaree ave nue. Colunmbia Il, stai oned( alt Fort l.leut. Fredt B. llawl, USNIt, for mer manmager of thle U niversityv co operaCitiv stores, on leave from sea duty. Lient. Rfobert Gaordona Matheson, USNIR, '20G, C.O., Navy V-12 Unit, Merce'r University, Mlaconi, Ga. lLit. IIerhert inentt Jervey, ~AF, '45(, Co. D, 9t h Bnu., 2nd Reg., Camp Planche, Newv Orleans, 12. La. Lieunt. Dionuald McD)onald Law, AAF, '43J, returnmed from Italy, and now addr(essedl at 2609 Cleburne ave n ue, I oustonil. Texas. Capt. Jolhn Rohert Turnbull, AUS, '37C, of Grlanitev'ille', on leave from PIt. Arren Ma3ynor Ilardee, AUS, '44A, of Co nway, now in the Euro pean Ithiater, aid Mrs. Ihiardee (Sonne Aloe), '45A, who is making lher home in Columhia. .Jamnes E. I .eppaird, '21 1., of Ches t erfield, presidenit of I he Alumni, Association.le, ~.,p Iienary Chester Wake, 2A, o Ridgeland, recettly discharged from the Nalvy, in which lie held the rank of lieutenant (jg), now a student at the U niver'sity. L.Ient. Jullan Turner lyman, USNR,. '34E', on leave. C:apt. IR. John Amiato, AUS (MC), '36A, Office of Flight Surgeon, Sta tion llospital, I)AAF. D)over', D)el. M/Sgt. Jtohn, Barron Boyd, AUS, '4IC, I110. Det., Fi,nance Trng. Cen ter Fort Ren.iamin Iliarrison, Ind. John G.reenwood lyon, '48E'E, of Ileaufort, now at Radio Station WVA( ( . Aucguist a, 1;a T/Sgt. James 11. W~atsomn, AUS, '420, 718 Woodrow street, Column huiu, ont leave from thle Mediterran eann theater. Gllberto lialmau CIolna, '381', 409 Rlennselaor avenue, Charlotte 3, N. C. Robert. Leornard Campbell.. '25A, '26G, formerly of Florene:, now making his home at Rowland. Altmn versity of South Carolina Al , '29, Executive Secretary and All '"i Association, April 12, took the fo vartime transportation; arrangedi routine matters. d beneath a serv ice flag which shi known by the association to have 36G, superintendent of schools at he Alumni association; Harold M of Camden, assistant, in the Alum C. D). Brearley, '17A, '23G, Presb) 3id A. Gaston, '24 A, '26G, '26L, Cih ibia mnd New Yo rk; Mrs. S. S. Se A. Wright, '19L, Conway attorne. ter members of the council were I John Baxter Funderburk, '31P. of Columbia, is now secretary to Sen.i Olin D. Johnston, '23G, '241.. Mir. Funderburk was assistant manager of Lane's drug store in Columbia, resigning that position to accept the secretaryship. Maj. Charles Carlisle Moore, '351., of Spartanburg, is now alcddressecd at Box ,66, \li;umi Air Tleehnical SeiVice Command, '.Miami, Fla. (p1. Eugene Maxwell le-Nalt, Jr.. '35A, of R 1c llill, is now ad .iressd at S<. C-, 200'2 AM" BC, Stewart Field. New\ burgh, N. Y. rs To TheA Sgt. Mar,iusto Hutghey Wells, AL;S MC1l), '46A, of Hlolly 111ll. S6th Evae. 1ost). i SM), Plat .3, Camp Howie, Teoxas. AA F, '43C, RF[D 2, York, home fiomi Indtia wvhere he wats oii duty with a bomnbeir group. D)orothy Dlerrick, '43A, 812 Su'n ter' strieet, Columnbia, who is t each ing at I land .Junior liigh School, Columbia. Opl). Albert I .coniard iRagsdaule, AAF, '42E, 025 Cialhoun street, Co lumnbia, on leave from c'ombat dtuty. Enslin John Harvey Gloinzskl, USNR, '44A, 520 Boyd street, Spar tanhurg, en iroute to a new assign ment. Liteut. Robert G.lenn l,ister. AAF", '43A, on leave', aund Mrs. 1Lister' (Sara Cothran), '43A. Enisign Jamies Armistead Gray, UJSNR, '46E, who rceniltly rec(eived( his wings, en route to a new~ as sign ment. (Roxic Belle Parker), '40A, of Fltor ce,C no0w add(ressedt at route 7, renton, Mo. Matj. Bennett Frank uile, AUS, '80A, of Patrick, on leave from Per sia. leRoy Alexatnder GiIffith,. '26EE, 5048 Bloomington avenue, Minnea polls, Minn., chtief electrical dlesign-. er' of t he aeronautical dlivisioni of the I honeywell Regulator company in Minneapolis. Gardner Edward ilnson, 'i6A, of Columbia. now taking special work at Texas Christ ian Uiniversityv. Pvt. Carl DuBifose McKIv een, AUS, '43A, reportiing to a new as signmiientI. Annea Reese fIoyall, .(now Mrs. PaulI Ba!.er Newmaun), '45Ed, now addressed at 136 Waiiut secet, Y'el low Springs, Ohio. T/5 Albert S. Eggerton,, AIlS, '434, 56th1 Sig. tiept. (Co., ('amp Potk, lAs. John )oluer I.ee, 'tflA, 'lIt. 2, . Warren street, Sumniter, who was on the canmpus for- the giraduiat ion of his daughter, Harhara lee, '45A. il EllIott Iloulware, '42A, ol Winnshoro, now making her htoim at 612 Saluda aveniue, Coluimba. Mrs. 1). 1 . Bonmar (MIldred Cone), '29A. of nidete Sing.n i ront imni Association imni Editor Ilowing action: voted, for the thir to conduct election of 1945-1946 of ows 5,050 Carolina alumni known lost their lives in the service. Lexington; Claude It. McMillan, DeLorme, '25A, Columbia Insura i Office; W. Rene Symmes, '15A, If Oterian minister of Conway and I ster lawyer; James E. Leppard, '21 ideman, (Ethel Ann McLure), '27A Rufus M. Newton, '32A, '35L, c lot present. L.ieut. Samuel Rthea Preston, '88A, '401., of Columbia, is now serving with the Navy in, the Pacific, en gaged iii Navy legal work. lie is addressed through the Fleet Post Office. San Francisco. Calif. ILieut. (jg) Graee Graham, USNR, '33A, of lsambcrg and Columbia, one of the first WAVE officers to be assignedl to duty inl the llawaiian area, has assumed her dities as WA:VES administrative officer of a Na-al air station en Oahu, T. If. She is addressed through tie Fleet Post Office, San Francisco, Calif. umni Offie Lieuit. (jg) Charles Nevin Betts, USNR, '42thEI, 625 WVhaley street, Columbilia, on leave. Si las Samhiuel ( Sy) Seidemran , '270U aind M'urs. Seldemran, (Ethel Ann MceClurre), '27A, 8 (;ad.sderr street, Charleston. USNiC, '42A, 506 Wi. .Sewanee street, F'itzge'rald. Ga., and Mris. Attaway. George itobert Sumwralt, A/S, USNRt, '.15EE, 32019 Ailford aivenfue, Baltimore 7, Nd., on leave from mihi(1ipmen's school. Mairthar Murray Keller, '44A, '415G, of Cameron. DI)xle Giregg D)avis, '29V, formerly of Marion, now addressedl at 830 Barnwell s,treet, Columbia. Lieut. italph, M. Ihorton, Jr., USNII, '4ICE, NTlS (Port Dir'. Org.), Naval Base, Port Ilueneme, Calif. USNIR, '4 IJ, of Chapin, on leave fr'om sea dIut y. llerirette Witte, '44A, 206 V'en ninug street, Mt. Pleasant, who Is stuLd3 ing medical technology at tIre Medical College, Char'leston. Edithl CarIlin Pope, ARC', '39A, of Winn lsb)oro, niow, addriessed( at ARtC, Starnk General llosp)i tal, C:hrlrest on. EnsIgn Harrrell Myers G'rarhamn, U.JNR, '43A, OT, 311-6, BIks. 4-244, NAS, Otturmwa, Iowar. M/Sgt. James Clyde Elailock, AUlS (MC)1, '36A, of Union, on leave from Ithe Sou thi Pacific. Opl. Redden Kirby Tirmmns, Jr., A US, 'I(0A, '42!,, ret urned from the Eutr opean tiIheatr '. tlif. Malrrrnr I,ester Powell, AAF, '45( , I indt P.O. t, Randolph Field, Tlexas. er, USNRI, 'I3A, aind Mrs. Ilorger (Patty I .nwrence), '44A, on leave. Col. Charrles Edwardt Johrnonr, Al 5. ':33E, ('i tlonr' from lihe Eurro jean Ihtr. r (apt. Andrewn~ Iurnrrel 'Andal) Ma. rilnr, ,lr., AlUS, ':19., '4110, of York, on leave fror t he Eurropean Theater. WillIaim Francis (Franikle) Mar Ion, '43A, '453,, of York, nrow a Co luia li at to n11ey. Mnrs. RoberA ,J. Studdard lfarriet Raker), '28A, '200,, 6Th Sumnrrer street,3t a ul, rri., Annie Lee Young, '25A, Men and women of Car< graduates are requested their changing addresses University Campus, Colur k \r I consecutive year, to dispense rlcers by mall ballot; reviewed by the association to be in the ,2CE, of Columbia, chief high ice man; Ralph Lewis, '29Ed., twyer of St. Matthews; William 'lyrtle Beach; Edwin R. Jeter, L, of Chesterfield, president. of of Charleston; Dr. W. L. Mc f Anderson, who attended the Licut. James Grier Miller, '37A, formerly of Lakewood, Ohio, is now serving as a doctor with the Army medical corps overseas. His home address is now 117 liolden Green, Cambridge 38, Mass. Mrs. Frank Sale. (Elida Mor gian). '39s, is school principa! at Springfield. Pfc. John Bolt Culbertson, '3IA, '34L, of Greenville, is now addressed at Co. A. Cas. Rn., IRTC, Camp Livingston, La. He was sent there following Ireatment for a training injury at Walter Reed 1lospital, Washington, 1). C. (Upl. Jo(eph) Iittiner MceFaddln, AAF, '43A, Sec. E, Crew 388. WVest over F'ield, Mass,. Lieut. <jg) Deward B. Erlitain, USNRI, '42J, on leave from the Pa cifie, and Mrs. Brittaiu (Sloan Hulngerp)iller), '44J. USNU, 'S9C, '44L, reporting to a new assignment. Mrs. C. HI. Bistlinie (Marjorie Fos ter), '35A, and daughter, Peggy, of 1616 College street, Columbia. Mrs. W. F. Ganeau (Mary Whit aker), 'S6A, and daughter. Mary Louise, of 1700 Senate street, Co lumbia. Carolene Prince, '44C, who is ad. diressed at Box 185, Landrum. C/M Henry Mack DavIs, UJSMM, '46A, 306 Rutherford street, Green. ville, on leave fronm merchant ma rine training. Maj. James Kelly D)avid, AAF', '40Ed, 623 Sioux apar-tjnents, Sioux City, Iowa, recently returned from italy, and Mrs.' David. Chasles Remnbert Sloan, '44IA, '45G, of Lykesiand, addressed at 96 Ashley avenue, Charleston. A/C Stephen Taber, NAC, '46GA, Rnm. 136-A, Quad., Corsalir BaIt., Iowa Pre-1'light School, Iowa City, Iowa. Frances Turkette, '44Ed, 3420 Abi ngdon road, Columbia. Lieut. (jg) Jack D)uBose Fuller, USNIR, '43SC, reporting to a new as signment, and MIrs. Fuller. Earle Eugene Stockman, Jr., '440,, 3014t Kershawv street, Colum Chiarles Nell McBryde, '9IA, of Blacksburg, Va. WIlson 0. Weldon, '3IA, First Methodist, Church, liigh Point, N. C. ILeut. celia P'. Sweeker, WAC, formerly U niversity diet it ian, now addr'essedl at the AAI" Conv. I losp., AAB, Rlchmnond. Va. I.eonard Tr. iluker, vmce-president of the I'niversity, and deani of t he faculty. Jualian Wadbworth S4hlelds, '28(E, 236 Anconlh st reet, l'elhim. Newv York, N. Y. (Capt. James Robert tflick) An. derson, AU'S. '43A. en leavec from the Europan theater. 38G - - Asst. Editor ilina, graduates and non o send alumni news and to the Alumni Office, ibia, South Carolina. They Promised Anne (Nancy) Gantt Snowden of charleston, and William Mclver Bryan. Jr., M.D., '40A, of Columbia, April 4 in Charleston. They will make their home in Cleveland, Ohio, where Doctor Bryan is interning st the City Hospital. Kathleen Wimberly, '450, of Co lumbia, and Howard Luther Ham rick, Jr., of Shelby, N. C., and Rich mond, Va., April 15 in Columbia. They will make their home at 2320 Bryan Park avenue, Richmond, Va. Gloria Lee Willingham, '47A, of West Columbia, and Raymond Har ley Rooks, '47V-12, of Drumbright, Okla., Mar. 31 at West Columbia. They will make their home at Tul sa, Okla. Lorena Sylvan Sims, '47A, of Co lumbia, and Lieut. Leland David Pratt, of Yuma, Ariz., April 14 In Columbia. They will make their home at Lake Charles, La. Loraine Miller of Hampton and Lieut. Robert Shelley Blount, Jr., '46C, of Varnville, April 16 at Ilamp ton. They will make their home temporarily at Miami Beach, Fla., Where Lieutenant Blount, recently \ returned from overseas, will be rc assigned. Nancy Roberta (Bobby) Jordan, '48C, of Seneca, and Taylor Sharpe of Columbia, April 1 at Seneca. They will make their home in Columbia. 1940-1949 Lieut. Marion Ellison Wilds, Jr., '42C, of Columbia, is now on duty with a station complement squad ron in the Southwest Pacific area. le is addressed through the Post master, San Francisco, Calif. Barton A. licitman, '44A, of Co lumbia, who is now making his home at 1660 Lanier place, N.W., Washington 9, D. C., is a reporter on the Washington Post. lie writes that he recently talked with David Strother Parker, '41A, of Beaufort, who is taking post graduate work at Georgetown University. Arthur Bridgman Wilds, S 1/c, '45E, of Columbia, is now addressed at NTS (Pre-Radio), Hugh Manley High School, Chicago, Ill. Lieut. Joseph Edward Whitmire, '41C, of Columbia, is now serving in the European theater with an anti-aircraft unit. He is addressed through the Postmaster, New York, N. Y. Opl. Claud Elmore Lamoy, Jr., '45A, of Camden, is attached to a bomber squadron overseas. lie is addressed through the Postmaster, New York, N. Y. Sgt. Earl Howard Pate, Jr., '44IE, of Columbia and Hamlet, N. C., is nowv serving wilth a railwvay opera tion unit. Hie Is addressed througli the Postmaster, New York, N. Y. C/N Mary Mildred Lundy, '47A, of Galivant's Ferry. is a member of the Cadet. Nurses' Corps train ing at Roper Hospital andl the Med ical College of South Carolina in Charleston. She is addressed at Roper Hospital, Charleston 16. Lieut. V.'arren Howard Jolly, '44Ed, of Moneks Corner, has been awarded the Air Medal with one b)ronze cluster et a Ninth Air Force fighter-bomber base in France. lie is pilot of a P-47 Thunderbolt in wvhich he has dive-bombed and strafed enemy installations and equipment. Lieutenant Jolly has been overseas eight nmonths. Mid'n. Frederick Frances Grimat di, USNR, '40V-12, of Brooklyn, N. Y., is now addressed at Hlamilton Hall, D-13, Soldier's Field Station, Boston 631, Mass. Pfe. Wylio Eugene Jones, '42C, of Alcolu, is now somewhere in In dia with an air service group. H e is addressed through the Postmas ter, New York, N. Y. Ireo Clayton Austihi, Y 2/c, '42C, of Freeport, N. Y., is now addressed at the Communications Office, US Naval Base. Port liueneme, Calif. Ens. D)onneli Preston~ D)av is, '45V-12, of Trimmonsville, is now on duty in the Pacific theater, lie is addressedl through the Fleet Post Office. P~It. Hugh Elmer fienry. '47A, of Chester, is addressed at Squadron~ 1 (3595), B3ox 573,. 3704th AAF flU, Keesier Fieldi. Miss. 14gt. D)aniei W'alker Hfolils, '42A, '440, of Rock lilil, is serving withl~ a homber squadron In the Burnla Inh 0(11Iheater. li e is addressed through the Postmaster, New York, N. V. ILieut. Jonhnnie Tlerrell Eptin~g, '43C, of i.ykesland, is now addressed at KORP, ASFTC, Fort Belvoir. Va. Pfe. Omar Harry Mosely, Jr., 't4E, of C.olumhia, is addressed at Co , B., Cas. Rn., AGFRD I. Fort Gerge G. Me'ade, Md. James Frank G'riffin, S i e, '4gCF, of Coalumbia, is now addressed at Co. 378, l'SNTrC, Creat Lakes, Ill. '