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Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-17

''They laughed whan sat down at
piano, say the ads FOR that magical
music course which will teach ore
low to play Moza:t's most difficult
movements after seven mail-order les
sons.
They also laughed when this bureau
put out story some time ago that
Carl Goerch, radio commentator ana
publisher of "Thc Stats weekly news
magazine, wants D be a candidate FOR
Governor in 1910. Just the same Carl
is giving a good imitation of man
with political ambitious. He's ACCEPT
ing every invitation to speak any
where in the State md otherwise
COMFORTING himself exactly like one
who would respond, reluctantly Of
course, to the "call of the people TO
service"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-17

From present prospects, this years
legislative races are going to be fea-
tured by numerous State senators Of
1887 running for seats in the 1899
House.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-17

Each station on the State Highway
Patrol radio system had an average
of one message every twenty minutes
through each of it's sixteen-hour days
of active duty during December, G.
M. Smith, Jr., chief engineer of the
system, has reported to Commissioner
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-17

In listing the judicial district in
which races for the judgship are GER
tain this year, your correspondent did
not include the Mecklers. urg-Gaston
circuit who're, It seems, an honest-to-
goodness free-for-all, devil take the
hindmost campaign is in prospect.
JUDGE w. F. Harding has announced
he will not be a candidate for re-elec-
ton. Solicitor John c. Carpenter, of
Gastonia, is heralded as one of quite
a covey Of candidates who are cycling
the figurative robes of a judge.
Others who may get in are County
Recorder Fred C. Hunter, of Neck
len-urg; William f. Bob5itt, Char
lotte; j. f. Flowers and r Marion
Ross. ]. f. Delaney has formally an
.lounced.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Officers Elected
By Acacia Home
Department

Mrs. F. M. Ballou was elected
chairman of Acacia home depart
ment at the meeting Wednesday
in the club house. Mrs. L. NJ.
Crumrine was chosen secretary and
Mrs. jeanette LeFevre, treasurer.
The center made plans for a Hal
loWeen carnival to be held on Oct.
% at p. m. in the club house and
to feature all sorts of games
booths and all the other carnival
attractions.
Miss Laura Gilstrap's class pre-
sented a program for the women
At noon the group enjoyed lunch
con served i'll the school cafeteria
Next meeting is set for November
2 and will be devoted to tailoring
with Miss Florence Glenn, home
demonstration agent III charge.
Members present were Mesdames
Edna Box, F. M. Ballou. A. K
Nichols, Pope Long, A. M. Wyatt,
II. F. Ballou, L. C. Littrell. C. w.
Dyer, w. T. Lyons, Roy Shepard,
A. P. Baker, jeanette LaFevre, [.
M. Crumrine, Miss Pearl Wester-
berg.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
New Secretary Of
Lutheran Women's S
League Chosen

Mrs. II. Richter was elected sec
retary, succeeding Mrs, l. Babich
when the Lutheran Women's League
met Tuesday at the home OF Mrs
r. Carr, 735 Brighton avenue, El
Centro.
This league is composed of the
women of the Ell Centre First Luth-
eran church and the BraWley Trim
ity Lutheran church.
Reports were made of the per-
sonal missionary activities of the
various members and plans were
laid for the coming annual mission
festival. Mrs. Aycock, Mrs. C.
Bachar and Mrs. j. Swain were ap-
pointed to serve on a menu COM
mittee for the festival
A social hour followed the bus
mess meeting during which Mrs. R.
Taecker of BraWley was surprised
with pink and blue shower.
Next meeting of the group will be
Nov. % at the home of Mrs. j. F.
Swain, 534 Holt avenue.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Many Attend M. E.
Homeco coming
Dinner

With the church social hall filled
to capacity, the annual homecom-
ing dinner for Methodist church
members and their families proved
to be a huge success. Some 80 peo-
pie were present Wednesday night
for the pot luck dinner and pro-
gram.
Vacation trips were the theme
for the program and the Rev. Mr..
Floyd Johnson, pastor, showed mo-
ton pictures of his trip this past
summer, scenes ranging from Crater
Lake, Oregon, in the north to Flor
ida in the south. Many pictures
were shown also of the places he
visited in Michigan.
The dinner was sponsored by the
Women'S Aid society with the Octo-
Der committee in charge of arrange
mentS. Mexican rose was used by
the committee in its decorations
and table appointment. Mrs. Don
aid w. Ketchen is chairman. as
sisted by Mesdames Warren E. Sage.
Leslie Mcconnell, H. j. Burk. Cora
Maxwell, Pearl Hammer. j. D. Foss
and r. M. Armstrong.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Bradshaws Return
From Motor Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Bradshaw re-
turned to Ell Centre this week from
an eight weeks motor trip during
which they travelled 1O,15O miles
and saw a greater part of the
United States and visited Montreal
and Quebec in Canada. Mrs. Brad
shaw's sister. Mrs. James E. Byers
OF San Diego, accompanied them.
The three first visited Mr.. Brad
shaw's people in South Dakota and
from there went to Denver. visited
in Iowa, saw Chicago. Detroit. Fort
Dearborn, Niagara Falls, Montreal.
Quebec, Boston, New York. Wash
ington, D. c., Williamsburg.
On their return to the west they
went by way Of San Francisco
where they spent a week visiting
Mrs. Byers daughter, Mrs. W. B.
Merrick, and Mr.. Merrick.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Schools
Churches
{. E. Clements. Jr..
Married Saturday
In Denver

Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Clements, sr.
are looking forward to a visit from
E. E. Clements, jr., and his bride,
the former Stella Edwards Hibnes
of Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
The young couple are expected in
Ell Centro after November l, visit
ing Mr.. Clements parents before
going to Los Angeles where they
will make their home.
The wedding was solemnized Oct.
Is in Denver, Colorado.
Mrs. Clements, jr., is the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. P. Hibnes of
Cedar Rapids and is a graduate of
Coe college. She is a member of
Alpha Gamma Delta social sorority
and of Phi Sigma Iota, national
honorary Romance language So
ciety.
Young Clements attended Ell Cen
tro elementary and high schools,
and is a graduate of Fairfax high
school, Los Angeles. He attended
the University of Oregon where he
was affiliated with Theta Chi frat
ernity.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
City Officials to Appearin
Pirate Gold Production

Such distinguished personages
are Senator Edward H. Law, Mayor
H. w. Fawcett, Chief of Police j..
Sterling Oswalt, Police Commits
sioner Gordon Scriven are to ap-
pear in person in the minstrel re-
Vue, Pirate Gold to be presented
NOV. and in the high school
under the auspices of the El Centro
Lions club.
The above mentioned will play
themselves in a skit The Trial
Of Mary Doogle", a dramatic bur-
lesque of the famous Trial of
Mary Dugan".
Bill Root, director for the show,
has announced the complete cast
for another skit entitled "'The Vol
unteer Fireman in which Hugo
Miller plays the part of the fire
chief; Merle Sones, that of the man
in the night shirt, Gloria Mitchell,
the glamour girl; Dick Erickson
and Lamar Watts, firemen.
Casting for the other skits in
the show is continuing and daily
rehearsals are being conducted
from 3:30-11 pm. at the Barbara
Worth hotel
Director Root represents the John
B. Rogers Producing Co., of Ohio
which has put on the largest shows
in the world including those for
the Chicago Worlds fair. He comes
to Ell Centre directly from Kansas
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Club Women Given
Invitations to
Three Events

Ell Centre club women have re-
ceived invitations to attend the
Yuma Women's club meeting, the
Brawley clubs fashion show and
the Riverside county boards fash
ion show, according to Mrs. N. A.
Contos, county publicity chairman.
The Yuma club meets Friday of
this week and Mrs. Harrie Wood,
former valley resident, will give
the program, the meeting being
scheduled for the Episcopal parish
house.
Riverside county board meets at
the Desert Inn, Palm Springs, Oct.
28, and the luncheon hour will en-
JOY a fashion show featured by the
Palm Springs merchants. Reserva-
tions must be made by Oct. "a with
Mrs. Contos.
BraWley Women's club, aided by
the city merchants will have a
fashion show Friday of this week
at $3.50 pm. in the theatre Not
only today's modes but those of the
past will be modelled, many of the
club women appearing in their
wedding gowns.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
RodneyHansen en- on
Senior Council

Rodney Hansen, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. P. Hansen of El Centro, who
is president OF the interfraternity
council at use, was recently elected
eX-officio member of the senior
class council. Thirty-three student
leaders were elected and the preSi-
dent, president and secretary
of the Trojan student body were
named eX-officio members.
Rodney has been visiting his par
ents for few days but planned to
leave Thursday morning to return
to school, going north this week
end for the USC-Stanford game at
Palo Alto.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Grand Chapter Has
Annual Election

OAKLAND, Cal, Oct. 20. CUP)-
The California convention of the
Order of the Eastern Star WedneS-
day elected Mrs. Maude Fleutsch,
Merced, as worthy grand matron
and John Vale, Los Angeles, as
worthy grand patron.
Other officers elected were asso-
ciate grand matron, Mrs. Helen
Louise Edwards, Fullerton; grand
conductress, Mrs. Gertrude Conant.
Wheatland; grand treasurer, Mrs.
Catherine Yates, San Francisco;
and grand secretary, Mrs. Maude
Smith, San Francisco.
Imperial Valley members of the
order will be interested in learning
that Esther Ingle of Ell Centre and
member of Golden Rule chapter.
Imperial, is the new deputy grand
matron for this district. Mrs. Ingle
was worthy matron of the Imperial
chapter in 1867.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20

Tailoring was the project under
taken by Mt. Signal nome depart
ment at its meeting Wednesday
with Mrs. Elsie Fisher at the
Sherman Fisher ranch.
Miss Florence Glenn, home DEM
onstration agent, outlined the nee
essary steps in good tailoring and
Mrs. c. H. H. Small and Mrs. J. C.
Stuart, project leaders, demonstrat
cd the proper fitting of patterns.
Mrs Ruth Thompson, chairman
of the music committee, introduced
an original and clever home de-
partment song.
At noon the women stopped work
for one OF their famous pot luck
luncheOns.
Those present were: Mesdames
Eva Nelson Maggie HaVens, C. H.
H. Small, j. c. Stuart, Olive Wolf
Daisy Dearborn. Juanita Binns,
Aleta Pollard, Flossie Ingle, Mildred
King, Gladys Clark, Alice Pollard
Cora Willoughby, Pauline Westmor-
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
First Dance For
JuniorC Club

Autumn Swing" is the name
chosen by the club social commit
tee for the Junior Ten Thousand
clubs opening dance of the year,
to take place Nov. 5.
Members of the committee met
Wednesday night with Mrs. Rich
ard Moore, 106l Wensley avenue,
to complete plans. Tickets for the
affair were to be available at the
club meeting Thursday night and
may also be obtained from any
committee member.
Those present were Mrs. Moore,
Mrs. Rudy Sholder, Mrs Robert
Carter, the Misses Verna Ruggles,
Lillian Shawley, Eula Martin, Char
lene Wolf.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Bridge Club at
Marshall Home

Mrs. Robert Marshall and Miss
Margaret Lanier entertained their
bridge club Wednesday night at the
Marshall home, 726 South Sixth.
Miss Lanier won high score, and
Mrs. Tom Duer, second. Miss Doris
Robinson and Mrs. David Blank
were guests of the club, the men,
bers present including Miss Lanier,
Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Duer, Mes
danes O. L. Davis, Willis Carey,
Dee Percival Robert Wylie, Paul
Pace. Mrs. p. French of Imperial,
and Miss Regime Robinson.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Busy Bee Quilting
Club Ne cts

Mrs. Lizzie Taylor was hostess
Wednesday to the Busy Bee Quilt
irg club where the members spent
the day III sewing, stopping at noon
for a pot luck luncheon.
Those present were: Mesdames
Edna Taylor, o. B. johnson, Iva
Lee Higgens. Hazel Binkley, Della
Harper, Maude johnson, C. E. Daily,
r. HayWorth, a. Prltchard, Max
StroW and Mrs. Taylor.
Mrs. o. B. Johnson will be hostess
on Nov. ..
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Society
Clubs
OF Interest to Women SSSS'y cias,
Calendar
THURSDAY

THURSDAY
Holtville VS.. CaleXicO, 8, HOltville.
Advanced bridge, 7, 10000 club.
Junior 10000 club, 1880, club
house.
Camera club, 1870, Wallace stu
dio.
Bancroft talk, I, Eastside.
Bancroft talk, 8, Wilson.
WOmen's Democratic club, 8,
court house.
B.P.O.E. No. 1925, 8, Elks hall.
/. V. Council No. 81, 8, Masonic
temple.
20-30 club, Z, Barbara Worth.
Townsend club No. 2, 1880, court
house.
Lip reading class, 7-9, high school.
Alamo Verde, 1880, Alama school
FRIDAY
Kiwanis club, Barbara Worth.
MacCOy clinic, "a, Brawley Wo-
mems club.
Brawley club fashion show, $3.50,
Brawley theatre.
Rural Recreation council dance,
$3.50, Veterans hall.
Townsend club No. /, 1880, court
house.
Central VS.. Brawley, 8, Central.
Jasper farm center, Z, Jasper
school.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
w Wednesday Bridge
Club Hostess

Wednesday bridge club members
were the guests this week of Mrs
Sherman Eldridge who entertained
them for dessert and bridge at her
home, $50 Olive, using a clever
Halloween table appointment.
Covers were laid for MeSdames
Alfred Spicy, Robert Sheffield,
Joseph Golden, Charles Trusdale,
Henry Woody, Max Sones, Miss
Georgiana Sones and the hostess.
High score for the game was
won by Mrs. Golden, and second
by Mrs. Eldridge.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Tailoring Project Studied
By Mt. Signal Group

land, Vera Harris, Marguerite
Arner, Anna Brandenburg, Ruth
Thompson, Elizabeth McKim, Mar
guerite Graham, Rosa Burton,
Birdie Fisher, A. Fowler, C. w.
Brockman, Harriet Downing, Elsie
Fisher, Pearl Wagner, Myrtle
Havens, Nina Runner, Miss Glenn,
Miss Ruth Brockman.
Mrs. Alice Pollard is chairman of
the center.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Report Convention
Proceedings

Convention reports were tn e
highlights of the 8 ct 40 salons
meeting Wednesday night at the
home ofsMrs. Harvey A. Kenyon.
2l7 North Tenth street.
Sixteen members were present
Tor the session and the dinner at
the English Village which preceded
the meeting.
Calipatrla members will be host
esseS at the meeting Nov. l6.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Concert Tickets
Available

Mrs. c. S. Justman, ticket sales
chairman for the Imperial Valley
Music Teachers concert series this
year, has announced that she will
be IN the Jenkins JeWelry store
Saturday to take reservations for
tickets. Mrs. Justman will be there
from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. and student
tickets may be obtained at this
time also.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
News Items About
VaIIey Residents

Leroy Holt and j. D. Huston are
in the valley on a brief business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holt are plannin9
to leave Los Angeles Nov. II on
world cruise which will take them
through the various Oriental coun-
tries 10 New York City where they
will visit the Worlds fair before
returning home. They expect to
reach Los Angeles on their return
trip some time III March.
Mrs. John McClaVe arrived home
Tuesday after a three months va
cation in Ohio, Iowa. Pennsylvania
and Illinois. spending considerable
time at Conneant Lake. While in
Ashtabula. Ohio, Mrs. McClaVe was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank
Eagley.
Miss Meta Lund is substituting at
Central Union high school for Joe
Burcham. dramaticS and CONNER
cial teacher who was called to
Bloomfield, Indiana, by the illness
of his father.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Provence OF
Imperial have announced the birth
of a daughter on Oct. IS at the
e. Centro hospital. The baby
weighed eight pounds one ounce at
birth.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Clements re-
turned to El Centre Wednesday
from a business trip to Los An
geles.
The B. G. Kings are enjoying
visit from cousins that they have
not seen fer a number of years:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Irwin of Seat
tie, Wash. and Mrs. Chester
Dewey of Glendale.
SEIT earv,, y.raAnna fhrnuoh
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20
Additional Names
On Guest List

The names of Rheta Percival.
Louise Chamlis, Jane Hartzog and
Janet Reid were omitted by mistake
from the list of guests at the an
noumcement party given by Agnes
Pennington, Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20

City, Mo, where he just COM
pleted a successful show.
Money raised by this show will be
used by the Lions club in its well
fare work.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-20

SELL farm produce through
BARGAINS by the score in
Post Press Want Adsl
Evening star., 1938-08-30
SURPLUS WHEAT
PURCHASE BEGUN
Federal Agency to Borrow
100000 to Buy Up
1O0,0OO,OOO Bushels.

Ry the Associated Press.
The Surplus Commodities Corp. has
arranged to borrow $4,000, 900 as
revolving fund for putting lOO, O,OO0. 900
bushels of American wheat on the
world market.
Acting Secretary NJ. L. Wilson Of
Of the Agriculture Department. an
nounced details Of the export subsidy
program late yesterday.
He said the commodities corpora
ton would purchase wheat and flour
at domestic prices and resell them
abroad at world rates, using customs
receipts to pay OF the loss in resale.
The working fund will be borrowed
from the Reconstruction Finance
Corp.
Mr.. Wilson asserted an export sub
sidy was necessary to hold a fair
share of the world trade for the
United States, because major export
ing nations are not cooperating in a
general program for meeting the
world wheat surplus problem
The first purchases were made Sat-
urday, he said. adding that the pro-
gram would be limited to 100 900 900
bushels. This would Approximate
only l8 per cent of the estimated
world wheat trade for this season.
The United States average share was
rs per cent from 1920 to 1929,
Evening star., 1938-08-30

Nall Harry c.. jr Nehemkis. p r.. jr.
N-hten, Thomas E. Norman James
Mayor, william H. Nyrop. Donald W.
OGrady Gerald P. Ostby. Hilbert c.
O'Mahoney F. B Owen. William Lee
Orlando. Pompei l..
Pair Hubert p Passerin Mary r.
Pamplin, Jack Cole PaulSon. Emma D.
Papa, Joseph c. Peterson. Morris B.
Park John Edward Petrocelli. Amalia
Parks Franklin N Phillips, Asa E.. jr.
Evening star., 1938-08-30

Pollack. Donald A.
Posner. STANLEY !.
Powell. Charles B.
Powell. w R., ir.
Prather william q.
Ratclin: Roger
Reid. John Charles
Rhodes. Francis NJ.
Richardson. A. l.. B.
Richmond. Alfred c.
Richmond. Frederic
RittenhouSe. VIM. A.
Sanders. Arthur
Evening star., 1938-08-30

ssIa,.pti s.Dn ricsS'r1r p smiih sm;th. qu.rr, \.
saur; Nora {. Smith. Jane, K.
seaman. Emsene A. Smith. Mountfort H.
scheid Arthur Mills smith. Wayne H.
schumacher., NJ. T. spector. sidney
Schwartz. Sylvan Spencer, Samuel
Seal. Charles B. stephens. Eixood Z.
shsvsr KaTl sterrsti. VIM. 3. jr.
shnS.1s Sns hs'ef' stsS; eon,5a saa
Shooman. Harry M. Stuckey. Lyman NJ.
sssIsr s nrthur INV sumn.rs Sunni aeesxs Gaf,,,
Sia Eveiyn Z. SWAIN. Bernie r.
Tsrnsy: Robert 8. rennyson. FL.
Tta,e. Wllllnm II. Thody. william A.
Teal. Fred T. Thomas. Beverly M.
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Unser. Henry Wayne Unsworth. Joseph Z,
yanl.neourt: G. H. 'voneolas. Andrew D.
Vanderbur. Ruth NJ
W.
Wasstan W. 8; wilkins Anne A.
Waldo Hoswell +. Wilkinson. Glen A.
warner Herbert l. Willette. John A.
Watkins. Robert E. Williams. Joe
Weeks Maurice r. Williams. Richard A.
Wsieh; j. Edward Wilson. Thomss ffan IS ". w.
WemDle .lacoueline Winkle George A.
Wertz. Milton E. Wise, George w
Mhaley. Clarence B. Wol1stone Leon l.
Mhalley. Estelie a. Woiinsky, Edward j.
Wnseler Ebert M. Wood Kenneth D.
Whitaker. Rodney Wood. Virginia E
Mnite. JACK Wood W. Floyd B.
Wilfons' John s. Wyss. Walther E.
Z.
Yaeser. Erwin A. Younss. Woodruff
Young. Verne r.
7arhs
Evening star., 1938-08-30

Pratt. joseph r.
Prescott. VIM. w.
Price. Warren. ir.
Pyles. Wilmer Dove
Rives. George d.
Rogers. Lloyd E.
Rosenthal Anne
Ross. William c.
Rossner. Benz. F.
Russell. Sidney w.
SAndersOn, James C..
Evening star., 1938-08-30

OdteS lOllOW..
Adams. William M.
Alexander. Theo. M.
Altman. Sophie B. r.
Ames, Harry c. jr.
Anderson. Forrest H.
Anderson. James M.
Bahr. Henry.
Baler. William H.
Ball. James F.
Barber. Stuart B.
Barger. Alphonso 8.
Barloga. Roy Jos.
BaSkin. Meyer A.
Bassford. Philip J.
Belanger, Fergus
Bell, John o.
Bell. Daniel. jr.
Benson. Morris.
Bernath Bertrand
Berry. Albert E.
Bingham. Rupert
Bfackmarr. v. H.
Bla Ike. Mary A.
Blakely. Ebert E.
Blalock. Saml. G.
Blelberg ISadore H.
Bolla. Elmer r.
Bonnet. Reuben
Booth. Sherwood K.
Bowles. Arthur E. Jr.
Bowles. N. S.. Jr.
Bowlln. Thomas J.
Caldwell. Lucille
Campbell. Gary
Carr, Edward T.
Carr, Marion
Carter. Henry Zac
Casey, Vincent John
Cave. Edwin B.
Chamberlain. o. H.
Christie. Robert c.
Chumbris, Peter N.
Clark. Donald Floyd
Claxon. Charles W.
Clayton. W. G.. jr.
ClegR, Heber Milton
Close, Forrest
Cochrane. Jack Z.
Coffman, Rawlins
DAILY, Laura Mary
Daniel. W. A., jr.
Davidson, Ida Parker
Davis, BENJAMIN
Davis. David Mcclure
Davis. Jack B.
Delaney, E. J. M.
Dent, Edward A. jr.
Dergans. Helen L.
Dexter. Robert F.
Edwards. Luther r.
Elder. Walter E.
Elggren. e. Allen
F,
Faerber, Matthew J.
Fairbanks, Philip M.
Fake, Harry Elmer
Farrell, Edward G.
Ferguson. Herbert H.
Fischer. Henry G.
Fisher. William N.
Fitz, Harold Carlton
Gahaaan. Robert T.
GRrgeS, Anne c.
Garvey, Dom E.
Gately, j. George
Gatzenmeier. D. J.
Gibson. Richmond H.
Gilmore. P. j.. jr.
Glasgow. F. J.
Glasgow, George A.
Hagen. Stanley Z.
Hall. Robert E. Lee
Halauist, Roy H.
Hamilton, John L.
Hankins. Robert B.
Hanley. John A., III
Harper, Carl H.
Harris. John Ashton
Harrison. D. j., jr.
Hay. Malcolm. jr.
Hauk, A. Andrew
Hegarty. Willett J.
Heimburger, Ray A.
Iglehart. Donald H.
Ipson. Donald K.
Jansky. Maurice M.
Jett. John r.
Jevons, Richard A.
Jewett Harold A.
johnson. Chas. E.. jr.
johnson, H. El Roy
Kailey. Eva L.
Kamerow. Stanley H.
Kane. Grover c.
Kane. Owen A.. tr.
Keane. 1gnatius ].
Keating. Joe T.
Kenenck. VIM. N.
Kenney. James Edw.
King, Frances J.
Lamb. Luke Richard
Larkin, Murl Alton
Langyher. Cecil r.
Law. Ira Lee
Law. Melvin James
Leonetti. Anthony B.
Leyerton. RoRer w,
Lieb Martin Donald
Lindsay, Kenneth r.
Maeinnis. Harry J.
Maher. Thomas ].
Mareolis. Aaron
Marks. Marie M.
Marduard. John R.
Martell, Helen M. c.
Martino. Vincent e.
Mayberry, B. c.
Mayhall. Edwin J.
Mayock. John r.
McCollam. VIM. E.
McCollum. willis v.
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Mcintyre. Mynor r.
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McKenna. John M.
Mckinley. VIM. H. p.
McKinstry, J. D.
Mcmahon. M. H.
McMillen. r. C..
McWilliams. J. H.