WHERE TO, CONSTRUCTION-AN EDITORIAL

1951 TSA CONVENTION

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INSIDE THE TEXAS ARCHITECT

Where to, Construction - An Editorial__

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T H E T E X A S A R C H T E C T

VOLUMNE 2 OCTOBER, 1951 NUMBER 6

Offici•I Public•tion of

THE TEXAS SOCIETY OF ARCHITECTS

The Tnu Regional District Organization of The American Institute of Architects

1200 Biuonne t StrHt

David C. Bur , Houston

Houston S, Texas

Editor

Geroge Kirksey & AssocialH Editor ial Counselors

Robert Miller & AssocialH Advertising Counselors

PUBLICATION BOARD

David C. Bur, Chairman

Thomas Broad

Flori•• Kleinschmidt

Raymond Phelps

Zeb Rik•

Walle r T. Rolfe

Edwud L. WIison

Houston

Dallas

Lubbock

San Antonio

McAllen

Houston

Fort Worth

Published monthly by the Tons Society of Architects in Houston and m•il•d without charge. Copyrighted 1951 by the T.S.A., ••d title regis· tr•lion •pplied for with the U. S. P•l•nt Office.

Editorial contributions, correspondenc•h and ad· vertising invited by the Editor , Due lo I • nature of the publication, editori•I contributions cannot be purchased. Publisher gives permission for re· production of all or part of editori•I material herein, and requests publication credit be givon

TEXAS SOCIETY OF ARCHITECTS OFFICERS

Rlymond Phelps President 1S01·& M•1estic Building, S•n Antonio

Herbert Tatum Vic•·Presidenl 2812 Fairmount, Dallas

Richard V•nder Straten Secretary·TrHsurer 154& Milam Building, San Antonio

DIRECTORS James Atcheson Lubbock

Panhandle Chapter, A.I.A. LH R. Buttr ill T omple

Contra! Texas Chapter, A.I.A. Jack M Corgan D•llas

OallH Chapter, A.I.A, Herman Cox Fort Worth

Fort Worth Ch•pter, A I.A. Muvin Eickonroht San Antonio

West Tuas Chapter, A.I.A. Nat W Hardy Corpus Christi

Co•slal Bond Chapter, A.I.A . Fred MacKi• Houston

Houston Chapter, A.I.A. Zeb Rike McAlle,

Lower Rio Grande Chapter, A .I.A. Otto Thorman El hso

El Paso Chapter, A .I.A.

THE TEXAS ARCHITECT, and .uthor of material when indicated. Publ ications wihch normally pay for editorial material are requ ested to give con• sideration to tho author of reproduced by.lined fHlure material .

AppHrance of n•mes •nd pictures of products and services in either editorial copy or •dverlis· Ing does not constituto •• endorsement of same by eithor the THas Socity of Archilceh or the American Institute of Architects.

CALENDAR OF EVENTS October 24- T S A Board of Directors

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WHERE TO, CONSTRUCTION

Control of construction has been divided completely and thoroughly .

A look at the records proves this point beyond argument.

Construction requirements are presently dispersed among 15 separate agencies: Department of Defense, Department of the Army, Atomic Energy Commission, Civil Defense Administration, Federal Security Agency, Gen­eral Services Administration, Veterans' Administration, Housing and Home Finance Agency, Department of Agriculture, Department of the Interior, Petroleum Administrator for Defense, Defense Transportation, Bureau of Public Roads, Civil Aeronautics Administration, Facilities and Construction Bureau of NPA.

Confusion? The duties of the Atomic Energy Commission entail industrial and other construction for atomic energy projects. The Department of De­fense watches over military construction and all housing on military bases plus stock piles of critical materials. The Civil Defense Administration has charge of emergency stock piles of building materials. Who has charge of military construction and housing on the site of an atomic energy project?

No one knows this confusion and overlapping of duties better than the architect. Under the completely drawn-and-quartered building regulations as set up by NPA, for example, hospital programs are divided among three agencies ( Defense, Veterans and FSA), industrial construction among three (Defense, Atomic Energy and the Facilities Bureau), housing among two

(Defense and HHFA).

Competition for favored treatment will develop. Each government branch must vie with every other branch. It appears that in the rough and tumble for prior ities, whatever is most plausibly stated and most vigorously upheld is likely to obtain the greatest advantage.

Many architects believed the lessons learned in World War II would re­lieve the complexity of government controls in future situations of similar nature. When NPA's Facilities and Construction Bureau came into being, architects hoped this was the answer to the need for centralized controls. Such is not the case. This bureau has now sunk to the bottom of the 15 agencies.

The biggest bite lies ahead as more and more of NPA's misjudgments come to light and defense production demands mount. Unless a strong agency is created to coordinate construction controls, no fair distribution of the materials supply is assured, no protection to civilian conservation will develop.

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1951 TSA CONVENTION Oct. 25-26 in San Antonio

With a schedule packed full of in­formative and valuable material and top quality entertainment, the 1951 TSA convention October 24-26 in San An­tonio is expected to be best in the or­ganization's history.

Headquarters for the meeting will be in the newly remodeled Menger Hotel.

Convention Chairman Marvin E cken­roht of San Anton io said many of the 250 architects expected to attend are registering their wives also.

Besides the business sessions and sem­inar meetings, a complete program of entertainment has been planned for delegates and wives.

The ladies' programs include a pre­luncheon party given with compliments of Frost Brothers, a style show luncheon and other functions.

Registration begins October 24 at 4 p.m. in the Menger lobby. The West Texas chapter, host to the meeting, will hold a "get acquainted" cocktail party on the hotel patio that night from 7 to 10 o'clock.

The opening business session will be at l 0 a.m., October 25. At this time the new officers and directors will be nomi­nated.

President Raymond Phelps of San An­tonio will make his report to the mem­bership during this session.

This report will be followed by a brief talk on public relations and the architect by George Kirksey of George Kirksey & Associates, public relations counsels for the TSA.

The first seminar session will begin at l :30 the afternoon of October 25. This will be on the mechanical equip-

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ment of buildings. The Thursday semi­nar will cover current mechan 'cal design problems.

The opening address will be by Alfred L. Jaros, Jr., of Jaros, Baum & Bolles New York City Grayson Gill of Fort Worth will be moderator of the panel dis­cussions.

Following the seminar session at 4 :30 a design crit:que will be held on the stu­dent competition sponsored this year by the TSA. It is a problem dealing with lightweight construction.

Prizes totaling $2,000 will be award­ed fifth-year students with winn,ng de­signs from the state's five architectural schools. The Featherl1te Corporation has provided this prize money.

Thursday night a "Home on the Range" p3rty will be given by the Uvalde Rock Asphalt Company 1n the Pearl Corral of San Antonio Brewing As­sociation. This function includes dinner and dancing with Western costumes the mode of dress.

Friday, October 26, will begin with the second session of the mechanical equip­ment of buildings with expected develop­ments.

Friday afternoon the delegates will hear Henry N. Heynann, division counsel for Construction Controls and Industrial Expansion d1v1s1on of the National Pro­duction Authority. David C Beer, TSA Public Relations committee chairman who secured the speaker, said Mr Hey­nann will talk on construction controls and the future. "He expects to have a complete program to present to arch ' ­tects and construction people of Texas by the time of his speech," Mr. Baer said.

The closing business session will fol­low with the election of 1952 officers and directors.

The Houston and Dallas chapters of Producers' Council will host a cocktail party Friday evening and the pres.dent's dinner and ball will follow at 9 p.m. Presentation of competition awards will be made at the dinner and the 1952 TSA officers inaugurated.

Organizational committees for the con­vention are as follows: Bartlett Cocke and Reginald Roberts, general co-chairmen, West Texas chapter; Grayson Gill and Albert Goleman, seminar; Don Nelson, O'Neil Ford, Karl Kamrath and Mr. Eick­enroht, student competition; E. I. Free­born, registration; Dahl Dewees and Rich­ard Vander Stratten, budget; DeHaven Pitts, reservations and arrangements; Charles Huie, sergeant-at-arms; Clarence Rinard, Robert Ayers and Allison Perry, publicity and program.

THE NEWLY REMODELED Menger Hotel, silo of the l 2th onnuol TSA convention October 24-26, feoh1res lhl, new 500-,quare-foot-lobby, plclured below, with o plate glou ._ell facing o pfont filled patio. Recenrly the hotel cetebroted the opening of iu new, 125-room completely air conditioned addition. The old Menger Bar w01 completely , .. ~ored and new bedroom, and 1uites are appropriately furnished,

To the Membership, TSA:

Our occomplishmenls through the pos t 12 months hove been plentiful for but one reason: the sp!endid coop­eration I hove received from the en­tire membership of the Texas Society of Architects.

Looking bock over the year, ii be­comes impossible for me lo select one II program as our most significant, unless ii would be our overall work in help-ing make this organization known and respected, helping mould it into o close-knit, stout body of professional poople. •

Our progress is personified by oil our work. Committees that deolt with the many phoses of our oims, ond our octuol being, met their problems with groce sparked with o will to do.

Whol prestige I hove received os your president righ tfully belongs to you as members. It hos been through your untiring efforts ond loyalty that our orgonizotion hos been able to move oheod.

I hope that I moy thank you per­sonally for what you've done ond helped me to do. Serving os your president has been o greatly oppre­cioted privilege.

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TSA CONVENTION SPECIAL COMMITTEES

TSA President Raymond Phelps at the September board meeting in Austin named the following special committees for the 1951 TSA convention to be held October 24-26 in San Antonio:

Nominating-Fred MacKie, Houston, chairman; Ed Wilson, Fort Worth; Zeb Rike, McAllen; Edwin W. Carroll, El Paso; Ralph Cameron, San Antonio.

Resolutions-Thomas D. Broad, Dal­las, chairman; Preston Geren, Fort Worth; Albert S. Golemon, Houston; Nat W. Hardy, Corpus Christi; James E. Atcheson, Lubbock.

Constitution and Bylaws-Walter T. Rolfe, Houston, chairman; Leo M. J. Dielmann, San Antonio, W. W. Dorn­berger, Austin; Jack Corgan, Dallas; Walter Bowman, Harlingen.

Convention City-Lee Buttrill, Tem­ple, chairman; Hamilton Brown, Hous­ton; Hubert Crane, Fort Worth; Charles A. Millhouse, Austin; A. H. Woolridge, Brownsville.

Credentials - Herman Cox, Fort Worth, chairman; Otis Hazelwood, Pales­tine; Arthur Fehr, Austin; Row W. Leibsle, Houston; Richard Vander Stra­ten, San Antonio.

The convention, 12th in the history of the Texas Society of Architects, is ex­pected to be the largest yet with more than 250 members expected to attend

HERCULITE HAS NEW NAME

The Herculite Corporation, producer of lightweight Haydite aggregate at Stafford and Rosenberg, has become the Texas Lightweight Company of Houston.

The name change was announced by Texas Industries, Incorporated, which owns both the Houston company and a sister company 1n Dallas.

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DALLAS EXHIBITION WINNERS ANNOUNCED

Winners in the second annual architec­tural exhibition of the Dallas Chapter, AIA-TSA, have been announced as fol­lows:

RESIDENTIAL CATEGORY: Award­David Rice Braden, own house; First Honorable Mention-Wiltshire & Fisher, four-unit apartment house owned by Mr. Fisher; Second Honorable Mention­Hidell & Decker, residence for Mr. and Mrs. Herman Blum; Third Honorable Mention-Harold W. Jones, own house.

INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY: Award -Wiltshire & Fisher, Ft. Brown Memo­rial Center for the City of Brownsville, Texas; First Honorable Mention-DeWitt & Swank, Dallas City-County Memorial Hospital; Second Honorable Mention­Hidell & Decker, clinic for Dr. Wilbur Hawkins.

COMMERCIAL CATEGORY: Award­Smith & Mills, Geophysical Service, Inc., building; First Honorable Mention--Gill & Harrell, Ft. Worth bus terminal build­ing for Southwest Greyhound Lines, Inc.; Second Honorable Mention - Smith & Mills, Orand Buick Company building.

Winning designs will be shown at the Texas State Fair in the Museum of Fine Arts.

Judges were Katherine Morrow Ford, author, critic and architectural editor of "House & Garden," Thomas H. Creigh­ton, architect and editor of "Progressive Architecture," and Donald Barthelme, architect and professor of architecture, University of Houston.

CIRCULATION Circulation of THE TEXAS ARCHI­

TECT now reaches nearly every state in the nation with approximately 9,000 cop:es printed monthly.

SEMINAR PANEL FEATURES AUTHORITIES A group of the nation's outstanding

construction men will form the seminar panel for the 195 I TSA convention Oc­tober 25-26 in San Antonio .

These men are Alfred L. Jaros, Jr., of Jaros, Baum and Bolles engineering firm, New York City; P. N. Vinther, Dallas construction engineer; Reg. F. Taylor, consulting engineer of Houston; F. E. G:esecke, architect and engineer of New Braunfels; Martin E. Staley, mechanical engineer of San Antonio; Charles G. Heyne, mechanical engineer of Houston, and Donald Barthelme, Houston architect and architectural professor.

Mr . Jaros, whose form specializes on a,r condition:ng, has worked on proiects such as two bomb-proof Diesel power plants in the Panama Canal Zone, Naval Aero­nautical Engine Laboratory, first all air conditioned office buildings in New York City, continuous supersonic wind tunnel and many more. He has contributed chapters on mechanical equipment to a four-volume book published recently by Columbia University School of Archi­tecture .

Mr . Taylor is second vice-president of the American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers and has done me­chanical design work on many of the larger buildings in the Southwest.

A practicing architect since 1933, Mr. Barthelme has won numerous awards for his work. He is now a professor of architecture at University of Houston.

Mr. Heyne has done mechanical in­stallation work on some of the larger gov­ernment and private buildings. He has sold mechanical equipment and owns his own company.

Mr. Staley was an officer and mechan­ical engineer on construction work in the U. S. and Philippine Islands during the war He opened his own office in San Antonio following the war.

As Grayson Gill, chairman of the com­mittee on the seminar panel, pointed out, "All these men are leaders on their field. What they will have to say during the important discussions will be of top in­terest to us all."

The panels will feature mechanical equ pment of buildings and will look into the future of this vital part of construc­tion.

FIRST TSA CONVENTION The first state convention of the Texas

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FT. WORTH ELECTS OFFICERS

New officers elected by the Fort Worth Chapter, AIA-TSA, are as follows:

President, W. M. Collier, Jr., Abilene; vice-president, A. J. Cappelle, Fort Worth; secretary, P. M. Geren, Jr., Fort Worth; treasurer, George S. Sowden, Fort Worth.

These men will head chapter activities during the next year.

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SEPTEMBER BOARD MEET The TSA Board of Directors held its

regular monthly meeting September 1 S in the Commodore Perry Hotel in Austin .

The secretary announced that more than 2000 copies of the fee schedules are available . After discussion it was voted to send one copy of the schedule to each member of the TSA .

Committee chairmen turned in their reports that will be consolidated into the president's general report to the con­vention .

President Phelps set the next board meeting October 24 in San Antonio.

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1951 CONVENTION OF TEX) San Antonio , Teu

PROGRAM

Wednesday, October 24

4 :00 p.m.-Registration begins in the lobby of the Menger Hotel. The regis t ration desk will remain open until 9:00 p.m Registration fee is $20.00 for architects, $ 10.00 for ladies and $ 10.00 for guests and Producers Council.

7 :00- 10 :00 p.m.-"Get acquainted" cocktail party, Hotel patio; host is West Texas Chapter.

Thursday, Octobe r 25

9:00 a.m.-5 :30 p.m.-Registration in the Menger Hotel lobby.

10 :00 a.m.--Opening business session, Minuet Room, President Phelps pre­siding. Invocation by Bishop Everett Jones, Bishop, West Texas Diocese of the Episcopal Church. Welcoming address by C C Simons, President, West Texas Chapter Keynote speech. Sec­retary-treasurer's annual report by Richard Vander Stratten President's annual report. Nom,nation of 1952 officers and directors. George Kirksey of George Kirksey & Associates, public relations counsels for the TSA, will talk on the architect and public relations

12 :00 noon Luncheon for men in the Latin Quarter, Menger hotel, ( Dutch Treat). Those wishing to lunch in a group make reservations at registration desk

12 :00 noon-Pre-luncheon party for the ladies, St. Anthony Hotel.

12:40 p.m.- Style show luncheon for the ladies, Anacacho Room, St. Anthony.

1 :30 p.m.- Seminar (men) on Mechanical Equipment of Buildings. The theme will be current design problems. Opening address by Alfred L. Jaros, Jr., of Jaros, Baum & Bolles, New York City Panel discussion with Grayson Gill as moderator and members P. N Vinther, Reg. F. Taylor, Prof , F. E. G1esecke, Martin Staley, Fred Heyne, Donald Barthelme.

4 :30 p.m.-Design critique of winning designs 1n student competition spon­sored by TSA and the Featherlite Corporation.

5 :00 p.m.-Ad1ourn.

7 :00 p.m. to midnight -"Ho me on the Range" party, Pearl Corral, San Antonio Brewing Association , 312 James Street, host: Uvalde Rock As­phalt Company- -dinner, dancing, Western costume

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8:00 a.m.-Breakfast, Minuet Room; architects and wives will be guests of the Acme Brick Company Admittance by ticket only.

9:00 a.m.-1 :30 p.m .-Reg1strat1on, Menger lobby 9:00 am -Seminar on Mechanical Equipment of Building,- with a theme

considering ''A Look Into the Future ." Same panel members .

12 .00 noon-Open for men.

12 :00 noon-Ladies' luncheon, Laton Quarter, Menger , walking tour to La Vill,ta, San Antonio 's restored little town" as the city was in its early days. This is now an art center

I :30 p.m .- Henry N Heynann, division counsel for Construction Controls and Industrial Expansion d1vis1on of the National Production Authority 1n Washington, D. C., will talk on construction con­trols and the future.

2 :30 p ,m.-C lo• ,ng business session begins. Herbert Tatum , vice-president, presiding. Order will be. new busine• s, report of Resolutions Committee; report from Wm C Baxter, vice-chairman of the State Board of Architectural Examiner~ report of the Registra­tion Committee general discussions; election of 1952 officers and directors .

5 :00 p.m .- Adjourn .

7 :30- 9 :00 p m.-Cocktail party with Houston ,ind Dallas Chapters of Producers Council as hosts .

9:00 p .m.- The President's dinner and ball. Colonial and Minuet rooms . Includes presentation of compet1t1on awards , inauguration of new officers . Dre$$ formally or informally, the latter probably prevailing,

AN INVITATION You are cordially invited to make full use of our Hospitality Room at the Menger Hotel during the Texas Society of Ar chi tects Convention to be held in San Antonio October 25th and 26th.

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DURABILITY Sash and frame mem~rs are electro­galvanizcd. bonderiud and primed with one coat of Bakelite (pfienol,re,in base) paint, oven,baked. 18 gauge throughout excc,pt sill of frame which is 16 gauge,

HEAD Motor-spring type, spring balance, with Enduro 11ainless steel tape,. Two bal. a nce, for each sliding sash. Windbreak Rang• s« back to allov,• room for lintel. StainlHS steel wt-a,henrripping ,uache:d tosash.18gaugeframeandsash mcm~rs.

MEETING RAIL Interlocking tubular sash nils with stainl~s srttl wearherscrippioa. Bron.z.e sweep lock and smite. Rust -proo fed pull• down handle . 18 gauge sash mem~rs.

JAMB Full length stainle,s steel wnther­srripping anache-d 10 frame as· sure, weathcrcightness aod also serves as sash way for both upper and lower sash for e-asier o~r· ation. Plaster stop provided on interior and rebate for screens and Storm sash on exterior. Dttp bud 18 gau11• frame and sash mem~rs.

SILL Double step dcsi,in forms two poinr weacher,uipping con,an with sash. Heavy 16 gauge «ttl forsirength and rigidity. Stainle,s see-el wearherscripping attached to sash. Two bronze sash lifts.

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Baldridge, Doyle M. 4005 Jefferson Borr, Howard R. 205 Eo,t 8th St. Barrick, Nolan E. 3003 Red River Brook,, Mox R. 205 Eo1t 8th St. Brush, Carlton 4000 lullwood Rood Bulfler, J. Robert 707 Eo,t 32nd St. Cottingham, Worth, Jr. 820 Littlefield Bldg. Dornberger, Werner W . 810 Ea,t 23rd St. Dri,coll, Don J. 3416 Hillview Fehr, Arthur 502 East 5th St. Gannaway, Allwyn G. 2204 Mountolnview Gonnowoy, Herbert S. Office of Supr. Arch . U of T Goldsmith, Prof. Goldwln 1902 Son Gabriel Granger, Charle, T. 502 Eo,t 5th Gustafson, Winfred Oliver 4303 Avenue f Homby, Mai. lewis M. 1704 W . 30th Jeuen, Harold 8. 2816 North Guodolupe Jeuen, Wolf E. 2816 North Guadalupe Kermocy, Mortin S. 2816 Wooldridge Drive Kuehne, Hugo F. 205 Eo1t 8th StrMt lelpziger·Poorce, Hugo 1314 Wayside Drive McMath, Hugh l. School ol Arch . U of T Mayhall, Temple 8. 1906 Raleigh Millhouse, ChorlH Augustus 2816 N. Guadalupe Moo,,, Wgltor C., Jr. 2~04 Wooldridge Drive Nlggll, Emil 4303 Avenue F O'Connell, William R. 605 West 18th St. Page, C. H., Sr. 305 West 11th StrHt Page, ChorlH Henry, Jr. 305 Weit 11th StrMt Page, George M. 602 West Avenue Page, Louis C., Jr. 602 Weit Avenue Roeuner, Roland G. 3202 Duval Rowe, Richard S. 712 Poot Oak StrMt Scott, John Linn 406 Weit 17th StrMt Scott, Mrs. Myra P. 0. Bu 1083 Southerland, louh F. 602 Weal Avenue Stout>, Corl Henry 1704 Eapo,ltion Blvd. Thoma,, Roy l. 2812 North Guadalupe St. Walling, George l, 1506 North loop Blvd, Word, Charle, A . 4517 Placid Ploce Wotton, Aleueno Raines, Mra. Box 270 White, JomH Roy 205 Eoot 8th Street White, Robert l, Office of Supv, Arch . U of T

CORPORATE MEMBERS-OUT Of TOWN

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201 Vori,co Bldg., Bryon 8ox 41 , Bryon

P. 0. Box 1043, College Station P. 0. Box 1351, A&M College

College Station Longford, Prof. Ernest

A&M College, College Moylleld, Henry D., Jr.

Station, P. 0. Box 101

P o. Bo• 1169 College Station,

Gron. Delmor f. Buttrlll, lH R. Turley , Hon, E.

208 Burk, &ldg., Odeuo Bo• 45, Temple

P. 0. Box .C.S, Tempt•. Texas

CORPORATE MEMBERS-OUT Of STATE

Tolley, Robert W . Dept . of Arch ., Alobomo Poly. Aub\lrn, Alabama

Nagel , Cheater Em11 Groduote School of Design HaNard University, Combrldge, Mast .

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Allen, John Chiles Beth, Miss Olive Brigg,, Clarence A. Dept. Burnett, Richo'1 Eugene Crowder, C. D .• Jr.

406 West 17th 3101-B Funston

of Arch . & Pion. U of T 1806 Alto Vista 3400 Sl)Mdwoy

Dieter, Frederick W. Goeth, Rolph Gubbell,, Joe l. Horris, Glynn L. Huber, Rolph Pendley, C. 8. Preuter, Poul Saunders. William 8. Whiteside, W. T., Jr. Wright, George Smith

1707 WMt 31st St. P. 0. Bo• 896

2515 Woolridge 1708 Guodolupe

2709 GrMnlM 502 E. 5th StrMt 304 East 30th St,

Office ol Supv. Arch. U of T Office of Supv. Arch . U of T

IO Scott Cte.scent

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS-OUT Of TOWN

RolKh, Melvin A&M College, College Stolion, Tex. Rowlett, John M. Bo• 32, F. E. A&M College

College Stotion, T e,;01

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Beran, Ed E. Braun, Luter A. Kelling, Hermon Koeber, Phillip G. logsdon, Voil E. looke, Dudley Mourer, Edward J. Moorehouse, A,heleigh FurNII, J~ T. Rheinlot1der, Fred Youngblood, Robt. l.

91' w.,t 22nd 2117 Wtit 10th

2005 Stamford lone 1512 Woodlawn, Apt. 3

1703-A Brockenridge Apts . 3305 Speedwoy 1508 Woodlown

Edward 4009 ldlewild 805 w .. t 10th

2837 Son Cobrlel 3820 Duval

JR. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS-OUT Of TOWN

Compbell, Arthur Page 2257 Norfolk Court, Apt . C Houlton, T eao,

T. S. A. MEMBERS-OUT Of TOWN

Johnson, Jomes E. Comerot1, Texo1

Huie, Louil L.

202 North Crockett

Route A, Georgetown, Texas

DALLAS CHAPTER CORPORATE MEMSERS-DAllAS

Adam,, Carleton W . Adom1, Joy H.

518 W. Davis 518 W, Dovl1 518 W. Davis Adam,, Mollott D.

Alexander , George W Bennett, J. Murrell Biderman, Som Blocker, Horry E., Jr. Brood, Thoma, 0. Brown, Stanley

2307 Cedar Spring, 2812 Fairmount

Not'I . City Bonk Bldg . 2912~2 Holl St.

618 Reserve loon life Bldg, 3851 Cedor Springs

Norman Bldg., P. 0. Box 1530 508 Locy Bldg.

1901 t2 North Horwood 709 N . St. Poul St. 709 N . St Poul St.

Bryon, Rolph Coney, Jon ChMk, Jome, B. Chrhten,en, George E. Chri,ten1en, W. Ollie

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Collins, G. Mallory Corgan, Joc.k Muri Crittenden, Norman Wirt Crown, Phillip T. Dahl, Georgo Layton Donna, John 8. Decker, Howard G., Jr. Defonds, Ardery V. DeWitt, Roscoe P. Edwards, G.orge W. Feinberg, Raymond S. Fisher, J. Herschel Fooshee, Marion f . GIii, Grayson Goodwin, Robert D. Hordi1on, Fred l . Harper, Terrell R. Harrell, George f. Hldoll, Wm. H., Jr. HIii, Bortrom C. Klomborg, Wodo H. Kemp, Horris A. Klousor, M. C. Lano, Clifford Johnston lone, Roy E. Lemmon, Mork McCammon, James N. Morrill, Rolph W. Meyer, Howard R. Mills, Joseph MIiton N9l19n, Dooold S, O"Bonnon, Lucius E. Perkins, John Astin Porter, Irving Dolton Prinz, Harold Richter, Will Scott Sondfield, Mox M. Smith, Horwood Knox Swonk, A. B., Jr. Totum, Horbert M. Thomos, Arthur E. Vaughn, Harold Welch_. Everett V. White, lothom White, Robert Wlltshlro, John P. Woerner, F. J. Yookum, Hal 0.

2921 Fairmount 507 Melba Bldg. 2812 foirmount -'10-A Wost 8th

2101 N. St. Poul St. 2618 Codor Springs

281 A Foirmo\.lnt 1210•,!, Moin St.

2025 Codor Springs 1509-A Cochron

1801 Son Jacinto 5217 Rau Avenue

1901 1:z N. Horwood 1913 Son Jacinto

-'801 lommon Ave . 2025 Coda, Sprl ngs

2101 N. St. Poul St. 38"0 Turtlo Crook Dr.

281" Fairmount -'522 Ron Ave .

lrwin,Kooslor Bldg. 2101 N. St. Poul St.

2815 McKinney -'08 Melba Bldg.

3012 Douglo, 1210\l, Moln St.

Re,erve loan Life Bldg. 501 Trinity Univ. Bldg.

2907 Maple Avenue Morcontilo Bonk Bldg.

618 Romn Logn Lil• &Ida, 2610 foirmount

2203 \!, Codor Springs 6910 Robin Rood

1330 N. lndu1triol Blvd. 212 Com morco Bldg .

2907 Moplo Avenue 921 Morcontilo Bonk Bldg.

2025 Codor Springs 2812 Fairmount

501 Trinity Unlvorsol Bldg. 308 S. Akard, Rm. 803

710 Thomas Bldg. 3318 Princeton

1330 N. lndustriol Blvd. «03 Comden

1008 Stonowoll 3-'33 Southwo,torn Blvd.

CORPORATE MEMBERS-OUT OF TOWN

Lipscomb, Robort D., P. 0. Box 1"96, KIigore, Toa. Kelly, WIii l 521 Glover-Crim Bldg., Longview Ho,olwood, Oti1 l. 1 and 2 link Bldg., Polostlno Moffitt, Theodore S. 510 N. Sycamore, Polo1tlno Lightfoot, WIii Henry 10 first St. N. E., Paris Brown, John Holl 502 M & P Bldg., Shormon Simmons, Shirley Thomos 722~:i S. Boil d'Arc, Tylor WIicox, E. Dovls 211 Profeu ionol Bldg., Tylor Dixon, Jouo G., P. 0. Box 1799, Wichita folll, Tox.

CORPORATE MEMBERS-OUT OF STATE

Curtis, John P. Cal,o Postol 126-' Rlo de Janeiro, lroill

Wllliom1, David R. 228 lynhovon Dr. Alexandria, Va,

Thompson, I. Goydon Box 109 (Temp, Add .) Bollovuo, Wo1h.

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS-DALLAS

Bonson, Wllliom Edward Broden, Dovld R. Brook,, loVere CummlftOI, Raymond H. Foster, DolH Y. Fretz, E. A., Jr. Gordon, Jo1oph F.

3226 Norwalk 1"35 Codor HIii

117 S. Wo,tmorolond 2507 Sunset -'607 Morch

711 liberty St. 6206 Royal lone

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Hefley, Wm. Toll Hewitt, Chatter H. Jordon, ChHler Harold Kerr, Edword l. leinboch, Charles H. Leinbach, J. l. Morgan, Jock H . Resch, Niles f. Rooth, Corl Henry Rull , Thomas A. Ruuell, Jomes A. Sotrong, Gilbert G. Sibeck, Gordon Smith, Stephen J. Stueber, Theo. H. Tatum, A. J.

3912 Stanford 90-' Ft. Worth Ave .

n10 Corlln Or. 1143 lrunnner Ave. 600 1!, E. Jefferson 600 12 E. Jeffonon

"13 Rosorvo loon life Bldg. 2025 Codor Spring, -'631 Morch Avonuo

7007 Juniu, St. -'616 Southern

8216 Chodboumo 5715 Cloridgo Circlo

11423 Flamingo 5"10 McCommo1

2518 N •• fitihugh, Apt. C

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS-OUT Of TOWN

Gamble, Eugeno B. 1329 Doggo Circle, Gorlond

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS-OUT OF STATE

Wyott, Rolph l. Station "A , Box -'00 St. Potorsburg, Florido

JR. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS-DALLAS

Berry, Harold Alwyn Crook, Erwin Tarter Do•iH, Robert Edmond Floyd, JomOI Wolloco frffburg, Charles Ro.,.,t fuertH, louh S. Goeldner, ,aul

5739 Ponro,. 709 N. St. Poul St.

12-' Mt. Ararat St. -'302 Woll Loven lone

10812 Joaquin 1210 12 Moln

-' 112 Honcho! -'506 Swlu

-'06 W Clarendon Jarvis, Donald Edward Jones, Harold W. McGIii, Goorgo C. Mills, Goorgo franklin Rowley, Lyle lithop Worner, Ro~rt Allen Wo,tfoll, Delbert C.

3207 Hudnall -'010 Shonondooh

2515 Mople, Ave ., Apt. 102 7607 EoJtern Avenue

6202 Mortel

T. S. A. MEMBERS-DALLAS

Ahlschlogor, Wolter W., Sr. 212 S St. Poul St. Aloxondor, R. E., Jr. 6"03 Bob-0-lln k, Ori•• Bredow, H. Elliott 2808 Ook lawn Bulger, Cloronco C. -'207 Abbott Avonuo Cook, Wolter W. 9003 Donton Drive Gidffn, Howard W . 4801 Lemmon Groonflold, LM R. -'608 Wotoko McClure, Morton W. 3906 Lemmon Plt,ingor, J. A. 1012 Southland llfo Bldg. Reed, Wllliom D .. Jr. 1306 More. Socuritlu Bldg. Samuels, Ocvid l. 1521 Commerce St. Swlndlo, D. D. 212 Eo1t Dovl1 Thom,on, H. 8. 301 Burt Bldg.

T. S. A. MEMBERS-OUT OF TOWN Metcalf, Jomes E., Jr. 1107 W. 5th Avo., Box 122

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CORPORATE MEMBERS-El PASO

Carroll, Edwin Winford DMuble, lout., Jr. Licht, Richard H. McGohM , Percy W. Monroe, Jofflet E. Nelson, Rot>.rl A. Thormari, Otto He,uy Wuehrmann, Wm. G

1001 East Yondoll Blvd. 1001 Ea,1 Yandell Blvd.

1501 fir,t Noll. Bldg. 1013 flr1t Noll , Bonk Bldg,

1501,05 flnt Nott . lank Bldg. 725 MIii, Ilda. at. 2, Box 287

310 N. Stanton St.

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Crocker, Theodore Eustoce Foster, J. P.

3618 Alturo Blvd. MIiis Bldg .

1001 E. Yondell Blvd. Woterhouse, C. Ewing

JR. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS-El PASO

Young, Corl J. 1001 E. Yondoll Blvd.

FORT WORTH CHAPTER CORPORATE MEMBERS-FORT WORTH

Armstrong, Charles E. Atkinson, J. 8. Boese, Olin

Moiea1ic Bldg.

Buchanon, Jomes C., Jr. Cohill, Poul Trester Coppell•, A. J.

JAOO Rouen Avenu• 3322 Bristol Rd.

2945 Timberline Dr. Rt. 2, Bo• 198

2 I 2 lindenwood Avenue 601 Bailey

408 Century Bldg. 819 Penn St.

1507 Franklin St. 401 Neil P. Andonon Bldg .

3711 Comp Bowie Blvd. 302 Bowley Bldg .

1401 W. loncostor

Covitt, l. C., Jr. Chromolltr, Charles 0 . Clarkson, W. C. Cocke, John W. Cox, Herman G. Crone, Hubert H. Eouorwood, Birch D. Floore, John W. Friedman, Barbaro Gaylord, Joseph Howard 504 Noll P. Anderson Bldg. Goren, Proston M. 905 Noll P. Anderson Bldg . Goren, Preston M., Jr. 905 Noll P. Anderson Bldg. Hardon, T. E., Jr. 905 Noll P. Anderson Bldg. Hodrick, Wyatt C. 1005 ht Nolf. Bank Bldg. Jelinek, Robert 401 Nell P. Anderson Bldg. Johnson, Clifford H. 3367 Whittler St. King, Arthur George 819 Penn St. Koeppe, Eorl E. 1005 ht Nott. Bonk Bldg. Molin, Alfonso W. 408 Century Bldg. Moore, Dick Clark 2570 Hlghvlow Torroc.e Patrick, G. T. 900 Univeuity Drive Potterson, Joseph J. 209 Moiostlc Bldg. Polich, Joseph R. 1103 Com. Stondord Bldg. Roberts, F. W. Digby I 205 Clover lone Sowden, George Swiler 209 Moiestlc Bldg. Vowell, Jim D. 1612 EIKtric Bldg. Wlloon, Edward l. 209 Majestic Bldg. Wolfe, Howard C. 209 Majestic Bldg Woltz, Robert P., Jr. 810 Don Waggoner Bldg. Woodruff, Clyde H. 3859 Medford Rd.

CORPORATE MEMBERS-OUT OF TOWN Brown, Woodliof Fullmore 217 Mims Bldg., Ab:tono Castle, David S. 1082'• N. hi St., Abilene Collier, Wllllom M. 212 Morris Bldg., Abilene Pardue, Robert Boniomlt, Jr. 1601 Moln St., Vernon Eosterwood, Kenneth V. 513 Service Mutual Bldg.

Waco Ohan, Gutrov R. Roberts, Horris HIii Arnhold, Roy C.

A 12 Service Muluo1 Bldg. , Woco 100 Modi col Arts Bldg., Woco

339 Allloon •Duncon Bldg. Wlchllo Foll,

Dl•on, Jouo G. P. 0 . Bo• 1799, Wlch l 'o Falls

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS-FORT W01TH Buzard, Richard Dubose, Jeon L. Durgan, Jock C. Hueppelsheuser, C. R Irvine, Stanley W. Pfeffer, Charles J. Pr1ce, Homer l., Jr Pully, Poul Scudlero, Joseph S. Word, Roger L. Young, Edmond R

202 Majestic Bldg. 202 Majestic Bldg.

810 Don Woggonor Bldg , I A01 W. lonco,tor

701 Insurance Bldg. 209 Molootlc 81dg.

2203 Irion

1005 ht Natl. lank Bldg 905 Noll P. Anderson lldg.

202 Molostlc lldg.

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS-OUT OF TOWN llonton, Joseph E. Jones, R. Chorlton, Jr.

Box 516, Albany, Texas Rt. 1, Crowley, Teaoa

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T. S. A . MEMBERS-FORT WO~TH

Bigley, C. l. 328 Lipscomb Bliss, Adam A. Don Waggoner Bldg. Freelove, Charles T. 2304 W. 7th St. Jonson, Geerge E. 262.S Conton Or. Lowry, WIiiard l. 3711 Comp Bowle Blvd. McClure, Curtl, A. 2854'• krry St. Meador, William C. 508 flatiron Bldg. Murphree, Fred W. A-20 Insurance Bldg.

HOUSTON CHAPTER

CORPORATE MEMBERS-HOUSTON

Anderson, Rolph A., Jr. Alexander, W. W. Andrews, Lavone 0., Mra. Baer, Oovid C. Bailey, Eugene l. 8ornltone, Howard Bortholmo, Donald £either, Horace E.

3330 Grouslork 2008 W. Alabama

1103 So. Shepherd 1200 Bluonnett

625 M & M Building 3106 Broi:os 3106 Brazos

1529 Maryland Ave. Bennett, George S. Blackburn, Mory Jone, Mrt. Bodol, Edward

420 E. Cowan 303 Hothowoy

3230 louisiono Borge!, Lloyd Briscoe, Blrdsoll P. Brown, H. H . Bullington, Rolph M. Butler, John Rodgers Caldwell, WIiiiam Calhoun Calhoun, Harold E. Coto, Claude R. Chon, Charles Soon Chose, Charle, S., Jr . Chlllmon, Jome,, Jr. Clemens, Robert W. Condie, Douglas Cowell, C. Herbert Crain, Bluford W . , Jr . Dill, Fronk C. Dl•on, Som 8. Douty, Truman 8. Ounowoy, Jomes K. Dunlop, Cecil Norman Ou,yeo, William K. Eichelberger, Deon A . Elkin,, E. H. Elliott, Cord G., Jr . Elliott, Ju1tin MtCord Engberg, Arne Evans, Jock W . Fairchild, Cameron 0 . Fou,1ll0, George Fi noer, Joseph Finn, Alfred C. Finn, Alfred C., Jr. Frankfurt, Henry D. Fronzhelm, Kenneth Gobert, leno,d Goflnoy, Edward K. Gainey, John V. Gaskill, Clfnton Rabun, Jr. Gilb.rt, Eorl Rhoades Glover, louts A Colemon, Albert S

2925 lofoyotto 3901 Travis

2017 W. Groy 301 Avondale

616 fonnin A219 Yoakum

500 Stuart 2103 Crowford

112 Pecore, Office 8 1309 Anita 5700 Main

A-110 Dennis 3720 Ello llvd. 2303 Lo8ronch

3330 Groustork 4511 Kyle

2265 Holcomi,. Blvd. 7335 Dixie Drive

4919 Montrose Blvd. 36 IO Rico Blvd.

910'!1 w .. thoimor Rt. 12, Box 733 .s 910 12 Westheimer

A51 I Kyle 281A Virginia St.

3810 Fannin 2103 Crowford

2626 Wo,•holmor Al 10 Dennis

711 Natl. Standard Bldg. 1005 Bonkers Mtg. Bldg 1005 Bonkers Mtg. Bldg.

Rt. 12, Bo• 857 A 2402 Crowford 1315 Boll Ave. 4132 Coleridge

2611 Crocker St 1202 Donn;,

6026 Roso Ave. 3116 Austin

Groe<en, Thomes Edword, 11 Grogg, Hugh

915 Woodrow 1010 Winborn 4219 Yoakum

Green, WIibur Eugene G, .. nwood, Sen F Hoortllold, R C. Heath, Herbert Charles Heidbreder, George Allon Hoffman, Henry S. Howze, Albert Howell Hoyt, Richard C Hutchison, Joseph B. Ingram, George l Irvine, Robort Ale,ronder

2A05 Son Jacinto 2265 W. Holcombe

2616 Quonby 231A Dunston

3606 Grommorcy 3602 O.S.T.

2814 Virglnlo 5519 Memorial Drive

r 0. Bo• 752 3515 Merrick Drive

5519 Memorial Drive

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Jac.k,on, I. Graham Jame,, O.lwln V. Jenkin,, Raymond l. John1on, C. A. Jone,, William '~ Jouerand, Loui1 , . Kom,ath, Kori f .. Keller, Theo. f Klefner, Charle, H Klein, Irvine R Kno,tmon, Jock W. Krau .. , Rudolph M. lelb,le, Roy W lewis, frederlclc A , llnd,ley, C. H, Lloyd, Her111on f . MocKie, f J., Jr. Maddox, H, E., Jr. Mortin, MIiton Foy Matkin, Geort• H, McCl..,ry, Tho..,p,on H. McDou9al, Mar,holf .McElroy, W,. Additon McGM, Jofftet Butler. Jr. McGlnty, I. I McGlnty, Milton I McHole, Thoma, George Mebane, Mike Moore, Horvln C Moreheod, Jo111e, C., Jr. Moreland, ReMbert I. Morri,, Seth I., Jr Moraon, W illlaffl lrron Mulvey, Corl Albert Neuhaus. Huao V., Jr Northrop, J. W., Jr Northrop, ,o,• Houi1 Nu""• Stoyto" A , Nutter, Attlltur E. ,o,ne, Horry D. ,hen lx, Vaftce D ,1,,ce. Abel Brown, Jr. Pierce, Geo. P • Jr ,otter, Edword , Rother, John T,, J, . led, David D, b,nold, , Jo,eph I , Rolfe, Wolter Tho..,01 lltuttoy, Geo. Watte" Solhbury, H A Skhlewlu, Anton Schroeder, Edwin A, Scott, Aftthonr Crahom Shult, E,nett L. Siolfn, Go,to Smallwood, Robert C, Stoub, John F Ston•, Arthur I(, Stubff, Henry Ao"' Sullivan, Charle, S1.1Ui¥ol't, Maurice J Swenson, la,ler A . Tobor, John Rodney T oylor, Horold W, Tllllnghou, Jo,h Tuneote, Mace .. Jr. Turftet, Horry A, Vole, Wylie w. Voelcker, Herbert R, Wotkln, WillioM Word Web,ter, Jo..,., , ., Jr. Werl ln, Eueene While, Emory S, Wln1lell, Herschel I , WIiiard, ,hllllp G , Wllllo•u, Allen I , Wll,on, f . Talbott Wlodo•, Wllllo"' J .

4511 Kyle 3001 Caroline

4316 Blo1,om St. 3501 luffolo Drive

"919 Montro,. 3710 Mt , Vernon

2713 Ferndale Ave . 931 M I M ltdg

3501 luffo lo Ori•• 1317 Au1tin St. 2017 West Gr<JY 2320 Soge Rood

3702 Al..,edo load 1005 Ion ken Mtg , lldg .

5001 Almeda "605 Montro,.

27 I 3 ferndole A•• 3501 Buffalo Ori••

3908 Moln St. _.,01 Son Jacinto 2017 We,t Groy

2409 StanMore .t05 Hawthorne

931 M & M lldg . 2_.25 Rolph 2"25 Rolph

3501 Buffalo Ori•• 951 M I M lldg.

2006 W. Alobomo It . 12, lox 612 _.III G,o.,ercy

, . 0. lox 6216 "605 Montrose llvd ,

319 Ta91ort 2303 lolronch 39,.0 Moln St , 39_.0 Moi n St ,

3272 w .. ,h.,.,.r 1218 Proirie

3901 S , Moin St . 2_.25 Rolph

"601 Montrose -'601 Montro,e

1111 Southgole 11,d , 281" Virginia

1112 [ogle 2 .. 10 TiMH

915 Woodrow 71 1 Noll Stondord lldg ,

3501 luff oto Or. 1910 Wyndole

1202 Deftnit Ave . 5727 Kirby Ori•• 5009 ron•in St.

211 I llodoett A••· 3220 looh,ono 281" Virginia "219 Yoakum

3001 Co,oline 3901 Tro•h 3901 Ttovl1

3106 1,0101 St . 209 Un,on Noll , lont. lldg.

1202 Dennis 2023 S. Shepherd

.500 Stuart 2502 Roblnhood 517 W.,t Gro,

1202 Oenol, c o lice l1ttlllut,.

2017 w .. t G,o, 3501 luffolo Or

M & M lldg It . 12, loo 75' O

3940 Sooth Moin .5110 S . Shepherd

3330 Groo1tork 1315 lell

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Wirh, l. M Woe1te"'•Y•r,. Otto f . Woodruff, lewis J. You"t, laldwin N Zander, Rolph A .

500 Sh,ort Aven11e 2419 Trovl1

910 lronord 3908 Moln St. 2914 Virginia

COR,OtATE MEMIEIS-OUT Of TOWN

lo"'"'•"· lowell , 0. Box 3220, loyto.,• Gote .. on, Horry W. 1150 7th St., leoumont Irby, lenlomin E. 2288 Victoria, leoumonl Pills, Llewellyn Wm, 1872 Colder, S...umont Stone, Fred Carroll 1872 Colder, S...umont Wot1111er, Maurice E. 308 CilMrt lldt ,, lhouaoftt fe111ch, Reinhold P. 5413 ""' .. Ilaire Jortet. toy Willia• AA20 los.swood loM, le tlo'ire Middleko•f, C. I. 4803 lelMew Drive, lelloire ,,ice, Thomen M., 819 lroodwoy, Golvetton, Texas Rapp, a. R., .t 17 Guoroftty Ilda., Golve1ton, Teltot IOownlng, Jotnti L, "06 N. High St. Henderson, Tex. Roy, Sidney W. 525 Nocogdod1e1 St., Jocklonville Kiorlou9, Clark I . 8216 Trocy, Apt, 2

Ko,.,a, City, Miuov,i Ke"t, Chorles Wilb11r, AO-' ,e,ry ltdg., Lvf\,ft, Tex.01 O.Zur•o, Edward lltob.rt ln1titvte of fiM Artt

17 Eoll 80th St .• New York, New York Nell, John Earle 207 lluHtein lldg., ,ort Arthur Ron,om , King •hades, 2633 5th St. ,orr Arthur, Tex Vidrine, Law,enc•, lo• 1117, ,on Arthur, Te101 Stuero,er, Adolph 0 , 1020 N. Jeffenon, Son Ar,gelo Con1toft. Vard E. lox 15, Ttiftity, Teaos eo, .. . Met ... itt J. , o. lox, .. ,,,,,.,, Tex.OS Gregory, Corl A ,. 0. lo• 241, Tyler, Texo1 Pote, Charle, J. _.22 WIison St., Tyler, Texos RhodH, Tom C. lox .54, Wimberly, Texo,

ASSOCIATE M[MIUS--HOUSTON Andeuon ,. Al•in W leodle, rro•k , .• Jr 1-,,1,on, ,retto11 M. Brodno•, Aodo C. Broan1er, Raymond H Gollowoy, Glen Allen Guin", Fred W GIifiiian, Fredo Jone Grifl,th1, H,glord S Jo ..... Allon IC,

"""'' Do•id M . Krokower, J. Dovld londry, llchord a. lelfeue, A , A,. Jr Maurice , labert W Moyo , Edward I MclCI•, c . M., Jr . Nu""• S•orton, Jr ,a1111er, Gue,,.,.., Aoroft , Jr. Robin1on, Thomas Aubre1 Smart, C..orge H. S-won,on,. Jome, T ., Jr Wauel, John w. Wortho•, WIiiia,. , .• Jr.,

25111, Ti• •• 11,d. 4722 Walker

1905 l in1 t27 ,ed ..

2126 W. Alobofflo 3105'~ Wlchllo

900 lronord 4333 Cloy

5009 fonniit St 3503 /o4ontroM 2,.20 hobello 370_. Almeda 1605 Monholl

It, 12, lox 759 G 96 Det1t1it

1511 Colifornlo 1405 McGowon

3272 WHthe,o,e, " 110 O.nni1

.535 West 32nd 2713 ferndole

2812 louhlono, Apt , 2 53,.5 Hidalgo

1 _.05 McGowo•

ASSOCIATE MfMIEIS-OUT Of TOWN

Ooughr e, Sy01ond ( ,, _.3_.1 MIidred, lelloire, Tex . Uck, Robert "S07 Welford, lello ire, Texas Marble , Norman , . 0 , lox 683, LoMorque, Texat

JI , ASSOCIATE M(MIUS--HOUSTON

lorMtt, Frederick W . lutfe,, labett W. Coll,n1, [ , I , Crow, Donald H. Cummin91, Ira IC. Denny, Clifton E., Jr , Etllott, ,ool H, Gout, Jo••• E., Jr~ Gro<lda, Henry J., .If, Grff11, C, Morley

5014 ,.,,hi .. lood 4010 Tro,ll St ,

3101 Aberd"" Woy _.606 Holt 913 Adele

2209 Oonlovy 2017 w .. , Groy

6621 lvrkett 5121 So ... , St , 5307 ,o .. oocfer

HutlOn, Ho,ry E Jones, Arthur E Kerner, Chorles Henry lo ke, WIiiiam Lilley, Richard Prince, N.al lidgewoy . Ann t09ers, Tom Kincoid Sovoge. R0Nr1 E. Schmitt, Joseph A Smith, Robert C. Ulbricht, Herbert H. Webb, Poul W Whitehead, ThoNoJ ,

2716 RoMdole A(>()S Monlro,.

11 Waverly Court 39A0 Moin

1710 So•on A833 Caroline

2A23 Locke lone 2713 ferndolo

3330 Crou,tark Ilda . 7, Apt . s, u or H

6S02 Stratton Street A82S Caroline 2306 Crowford t,A21 lroo,pton

JI. ASSOCIATE MEMIU$-OUT OF TOWN

l'rob,t, Victor C. 80S·I W 16th, Au,t,n, Tuo, Collowoy, Mr, , H. I., 806 W. Jaquet, lellolre, l••· Gillette, Roy W., At,18 Pork Court, Bellolre, Te•os Virtue, Rolph 546 lupin, kll~ire, Te,:os Wootten, l , I A605 Willow, a.Ilaire, Texas Youen1. E,,.ett l. 5"'11 lroeburn, kiloire, Texo:i BHsko, Thomos Edword, IAA 12th SL, Boulder , Colo .

T S. A. MEMIEIS-HOUSTON

luse, Ruuell Hordy Dehnert, J. W Johnston, f ,erry Rou, E. M , Weaver. Horry E.

361A Bluebonnet 38IS Corrolt

3908 Moin 21A8 Addisoo

A32 E-rson Ilda ,

T, S , A . MEMBER$-OUT OF TOWN

Milcm, Mofor Ben S. Cuoronty Bide , Colveoton StoHord, Fred T. I 921 Post Office St , Colve,ton Slou9hler, s. R .• 903 loy SL, Texo, City, THOO

LOWER RIO GRANDE VALLEY CHAPTER

CORPORATE MEMBERS-

Bo•t•r, Wllllom C. Mercantile 81d9 ., w.,1oco Bowman, Wolter Clarkson 1220 W. Houlson SI

Harlingen Ellis, C. Lymon. Sr Ellis, C. ly,.on, Jr . Rike, Zeb WIiiiam

30S E. Jock,on, Horlin1•• Horlin9en, Tea01

209 12 Ma itt, McAllen In I 7S0, Son Benito

60S W, 22nd St ,. Minion t, Anthony Bide ,. lrownsvllle I 220 W Herrison, Herllna-n

Smith, Hadley Waldemar Suter, Warren C. Woolrld10, A. H York John G

Holmes, lrod Rine, John f

ASSOCIATE MEMIEIS-

McAllen, Tea.a, Mercan tile Bldg. , Weslaco, Tex:o,

JR ASSOCIATE MEMIER-

Shullonber9er, Rex c o A H Woolridge Anthony Building, lrown1ville. le•o1

TEXAS COASTAL BEND CHAPTER CORPORATE MEMBERS-<ORl'US CHRISTI

Donnelly, C. ,. 202!!a Choporrol, Hockley Bide . Evant, Lynn Augustus 107 Colemon Evon,, loy 209 Weit Voflde,bih Homon . £ . 0••••r 912 O<Mft Drive Homan , Everett E. 71S S. Toocohuo St . Hordy, Nol W S9 Country Club l'loce John,on, Otis F, IAI Noples St. Smyth, Joo Crl1oby, Jr , Cull Security Bide , Smyth, Needham B. Cull Security 81d9 . Tonner, Carroll Viii••• 33A0 Floyd St. V09ler, Robert l. 22S Oleander Ave. Wood, Wllllooa Charle, A22 N . lwr , l 'd 'w'y

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TEXAS PANHANDLE CHAPTER CORPORATE MEMBERS-AMARILLO

lliu, Edword N I' 0 . Box IS2A loren, Thomas M F;sJt lld9 , Coriander , C..-, A. , . 0 . Box 31SI ICowfmon, W. R , Jr. Sl7 W. 10th R;11eoberry, E .. .,.11 F. 1000 Med ,•,rof . lldg , RittenMrry, Jo,..•• fi1k lldg , Shh,er. Cloytoo I , 1801 ·0 Wo,hington Short, George Woshln9ton 226 ,oromount Bldg , 5.,11h, J , Roy 310 ·1 I Blockburn lld9 , Town••, Williom C. 1208 We,t 10th Ave . Word , John S . 721 West 7th St ,

CORPOIATE MEMBE,S-lUBIOCIC Atcheson, Jom" E, 20A Sonford lld9, Atkin,on, Atmor l. 20A Sonford Bide , Brochhow, Weldon Leroy 2SIA-20tll St . lra1her , Herbert .t06 Ave,u,e M Hoyne,, S . I. 1902 Di•ie Drive 1Cle,111<hfflidt. flo,ioft A . 0.ot . of Ar<lt ond A lli ed

A,tt, Te•o• Techftoloeicol College Kirby, loverne H. 1902 0l•ie Drive Locke-rd, Robert Ivon Dept , of Arch .

Tuo, Technolo9lcol Colle9e Woller , O . R. Boa 9'8

CORPORATE MEMIEl$-OTHUS Alntwo,th. Thornos •or IS~!, W . Two~il

Son An9elo Kerr , Johf"I C. ,uc•e11, 0 . l.

lie Spring,

.5131~ lro:xfwoy. ,1airiv;e• 6')7 ,e1roteurn lld9 .

T. S . A , MEMIRS-AMAllllO Corder , .M:acon Otto En1·1n , M. Howard fowler , W . Henry Hucker, Robert E. Keu, lowrence A

fislt lldt , 3A08 HU1hes

Bo• 31SI Al Johnson lld1 ,

1801 0 Woshin9ton

WEST TEXAS CHAPTER CORPOIATE t,1[i,IBUS-SAN ANTON 0

Aleaontt .. , Koy 622 '-"011111\e Ankrom , fronc;s S , 2005 S. Hockberry St , Ayre,, Atlee I 3002 Tronsit Tower Ayres, Rober1 M. 3002 Tron1it Tower loelhouwe, Charle, T. Sl2 N, Cherry St , Cameron. Rolph H, 1701 Trorisit Tower C0<\e, Borllell 3SO I lroodwoy 0.wNs , Oohl 1 SOI Moie,t,c lldt , O;elmono, Leo M J , 300 E. Morket St, E.ickenroht, Marvin 702 Maverick ltd1, fou1ht, Wolter R. t,U Mo•erick lld9 . Ford, O 'Neil Willow Woy, II. 7 Freeborn, Elmer I. 2806 Main Avenue Horris, lernord ,hilllp 1631 Highland ll•d , Ho.,,. Erl'e:tt I , .t06 £ . H\litoche Avenw• HwgfflOO, lobert H, H 10712 W . Coo,merce St, Hwte, Chorle1, Jr . 190.S T,o,.,lt lo•er ICelln•r, Herbert E. AOl> Av>tio Hi9hwoy loton. Mn , MirioM f . .t59 Univeu ity lord, Sidney C., Jr . 926 Ale,onder Homlllon Mol11bet1er. G . Von 2013 Bolknop Matr,1on, Harvey Victor, Jr ~ 313 lipley Aven\le Morrloll, Joh• M. 905 Frost Not l. Book lldt Mothls , Arthur , Jr . 80A AMer. Ho,o , l life lldt , Newhall . G11y Edwotd 2901 Transit Tower , .. ry, Allison Boyd 6')8 hdell Ilda , ,help,, Raymond I SOI Moles tic lldg r111s, OeHoven 21S Trovls lld9 Richey, Robert lH ,'30 New Moore lld1 , llno,d. Clarence 20IS Alo"'o Notl . lld1 lobem, R .. inold 122 W. Olmo, O,lve h9ers, Gerold R. towte 7 , Wlllo• Woy Rote, ,01111 PittfflOft -'00 labor Strfft

Ryon, Milton A,b.,ry 601 Elizabeth Ave . Shoop, Phillip Lloyd 122 W. Olmo, Drive Silber, Poul G. 1919 W. Oncinno t i Simmons, C. C. 1501 Majestic Bldg. Simons, Malcolm G. 521 Aztec Bldg. Smith, Gordon M. 2.SS Primera Drive Smith, Hervey P. 120, Natl. Bank Commerce Spillman, Beverly W., Sr. 10-11 Chondf., Bldg. Steinbomer, Henry 912 Trovi1 Bldg. Thomo1, Wolloce Bote 833 Bandera Rood Thompson, Thomas 8. 80 , Amer . Hosp. & life Bldg. Yonder Stroten, Richard, Jr. 646 Milam Bldg. Wolk.,, John R., Jr. 1918 Son Pedro Avo . Walther, Henry Robert 102 Heflin Court White, Don N. 2901 Transit Tower Wilder, John W. 224 West Pork Ave. Willis, George (Emeritus) 2300 Transit lower Wilson, Glenn C. Moiostic Bldg. Wyatt, Benjamin K. .tOI Navorro Zismon, Samuel 8. 519 Villito St.

CORPORATE MEMBERS-SAN ANTONIO Kloepper, Kermit IC. 181 Main Ploto, New Brounleh Dono, Royal 403 Cen. Not . Bonk Bldg., Son Angelo Maddux, D. C. 100' S. Oakes St., Son Angela Stein, Robert M. 806 E. North St., Victoria Woten, R. Newell First Natl . Bonk Bldg. WHloco

CORPORATE MEMBERS-OUT OF STATE Engelking, Robert S. Aportodo Postal 1588

Emilio Costelor 212, Mexico, 0. F. Harber, Wil liam V. Hq. & Hq. Sqdn. 13th Air

force, APO 74, c o Po1tmolter, Son Froncltco, Calif.

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS-SAN ANTONIO DIiiard, Roy Earl 311 Melrose Or., Apl . 0 Geron, Horry i. 123 W. Pork Ave

FINGER presents

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lonsing, Douglas M. Nicholson. H. Edwin Noonon, Thomas A. Phelp,, Raymond, Jr. Rou, Cerf WHliom,, J. Clyde

1501 Majestic Bldg. 407 In,. Bldg.

803 Amer. Lile & Hasp. Bldg 1501-6 Moj .. tlc Bldg. 111 Auditor ium Circle

505 Bedell Bldg.

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS-OUT OF TOWN

Witt, Jimmy Douglas 51' Amicable &ldg., Waco

JR. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS-SAN ANTONIO

Oielmonn, leo M. J., Jr. EiHrloh, Harold lH fri1<hmuth, Edword l. Frischmuth, Otto A., Jr. Hons, Joseph A. lonford, Samuel Toytor Prouel, Victor, Jr. Redondo, Edwj n f. Reynolds, Ru,,.11 R. Sellinger, Gerold M. Simons, R. Bruce Tuggle, Emmil R. Wifs:)n, Robert W., Jr.

300 E. Market St. 129-C Fernclilf Place

331 Normandy 331 Normandy

230 Edgebrook lone 173, 1!, W. Gramercy Pl.

116 Cardinal Ave. .t47 University

1201 S. St. Mory'• St. Rt. 2, Box 192

Box 1'5 209 Lindell Place 1" 2 Po.,,deno St.

STUDENT ASSOCIATE MEMBERS-SAN ANTONIO

Allen, Craig Castillion, Romon Finci0.1, Louis Edward Nixon, Tom E.

401 Kindall 1223 Poso Hondo

625 N. Loredo 506 Athens

T. S. A. MEMBERS-SAN ANTONIO

Pounden, W. R., Jr. 603 w .. , Hulsoche

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DALLAS PRODUCERS I COUNCIL BEGINS NEW

FISCAL YEAR

The Dallas chapter of the Producers' Council met September IO at the Melrose Hotel to begin the new fiscal year.

Horace Butler, new chapter president, presided and activities for the year 1951 -52 were discussed.

Other new officers are M. B. Vifquain, vice-president; Harry H. Roberts, secre­tary, and Harold Swanson, treasurer.

HELPING IN CIVIL DEFENSE

The Houston Chapter, AIA-TSA, is co­operating with the Houston civil defense director by inspecting the city's schools to find the locations safest for students in time of atomic attack.

Talbot Wilson is chairman of the chap­ter's Civil Defense committee which is coordinating the work.

PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY

RIVOIRE AND POOLE CONSUL TING ENGINEERS

2520 Huldy Houston 19, Teus

Electrical and Mechanical P. E.'s

CONSULTING FOUNDATION ENGINEERS

Undisturbed Sample Borings Soil Mechanics Laboratory

GREER & McCLELLAND 2649 N. Main Houston, Te11a1

SOUTHERN INSPECTION SERVICI ENGINHltS INSPECTION I, TISTS

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