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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-03
Invasion DGadIinG
ApprOaChe$;BdiSh
SpuTn Nal Peace
SUMMER CAMPERS
Scheduled For July 10th
TO HOLD BIG PICNIC

Members of Roosevelt Summer
Camp. which is the name select
ed by the campers al the Harris
School. will enjoy q picnic a.
South Beach on Wednesday. July
10, il was announced today
Breakfast viii be served Al
7:30 a m by Mrs Sybil Dexter
of the Lunch Room Project. and
personnel, after which the camp
.ers will line up with their re-
spective cOunsellors and march
from Southland to Duval and 70
the beach
The parade viii be led BY
George Mills White and the MI
sic Project Band. preceded b.
the camp banner. which vii D.
made by Townsend Morgan Of
the Art Project Each captain
and lieutenant of the VARIOUS
groups viii carry their banners
Activities planned a the PIC
mic will be music and community
singing. storytelling. exhibition
sOftball game. and members of
the Audubon Society Club. u der
Miss Mary Morgan. viii 20 On Al
interesting venture with her and
assistants
Camp Co-urdinafor Eva War
ner. of the Recreation Project. is
requesting traffic projection CT
the CITY for the kidGies while On
parade and parents are requested
TO send a written permit II they
want their children 10 70 IT
swimming Lunch viii be served
at the beach by the lunch room
personnel
Besides the aforementioned
the cOunseIlors who viii b. n
charge are: Edmund Curry. John
Bennett. Tommy Curry. Misses
Josephine Ubieta. Beatrice Mo
reno. Hilda Yado. Angelina Par
ia, Dorothy Llovd. RUBY Thomp-
son. Myrtle ludlow, Title Ger
vantes. Cecilia AlonZo, and Mrs
Margaret COnnor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-03
coming BOARD
TO MEET FRIDAY

Frank H Laid. chairman of
the newly-appointed and con-
firmed Zoning Board of Appeals
has called a meeting of the board
to be held next Friday morning
at 1000 o'clock, In City Council
chambers.
Preliminary work of forming
an active organization to protect
coming regulations in the city
now in force will be undertaken
at this meeting, MIR. Ladd stated.
Other members of the board are
John Allan Long, Ralph Russell,
Joe Pearlman, J. Frank Fleitas.
Judge Raymond r. Lord and Al
Ian B. Cleare, Jr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-03
GOVERNOR NAMES
july AS SAFETY
MONTH in STATE
ISSUES PROCLAMATION CALL
ING ON CITIZENS TO RE-
DUCE TRAFFIC CASUAL
TIES IN MONTH

Governor Fred P. Cone has
proclaimed the month of July as
Safety Month in Florida and the
following proclamation issued at
Tallahassee has been broadcast
to the press of the state:
Whereas, The National Safety
Council is conducting a nation
wide campaign to cut down the
heavy annual July accident toll,
which last year took $500 lives
in this country, and 48 in Flo
rida, and
Whereas. This July toll is due
largely to the independence Day
holiday and increased summer
traffic and recreational activi-
ties. and
Whereas, The schools and col
leges of Florida have closed for
the summer and more than 400,-
600 children, boys and girls.
young men and young women,
are having a holiday, and
Whereas, The Florida Safety
Council, IN cooperation with the
National Safety Council and the
civic organizations in Florida is
carrying on statewide accident
prevention program
Now. Therefore, l. Fred P
Cone, Governor OF the State of
Florida, being keenly aware that
citizens of the State are eager to
help save human lives and real
izing that most of the accidents
at play, at work, and in traffic,
occur in the month of July. do
hereby proclaim the month OF
July as Safety Month and urge
that every man, woman, and
child exercise the greatest eau
ton in driving and walking, and
particularly urge public officials.
the American Legion. the Jr- c
of C., the P. T. A, and civic and
safety organizations to cooperate
in the movement to make July our
safety month and the beginning
of our safest year free from traf-
fic accidents.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-03
U.S.S. RAPIDAN
BROUGHT OIL

U.S-S. Tanker Rapidan. of the
Navy. arrived in port last night.
berthed at Pier B. and delivered
approximately $4,000 barrels OF
fuel to the tanks in the naval
station. 4
About 10 O'Clock the Steamer
Yukon. supply ship of the Navy,
arrived in port. having on board
"a number. of articles and a stock
of supplies
] There were but two deStrOyerS
of the Kew West patrol IN the
harbor today Destroyers Lea,
flagship of the patrol, and the
CrowninShield are both berthed
at the finger piers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-03
Highway Resolution
Passed By Board
URGES STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT To BEGIN
EXTENSION WORK

replacement of the timber trestles
outside of Homestead essential
for the United States Navy in
time OF war, giving as his reasons
the serious interference with
transportation of supplies oc-
casioned by the narrow wooden
bridges aforesaid, and
Whereas. it is the sense of this
Board that the relocation of
State Road "A in its entire
length over the abandoned right
Of-way of the Florida East Coast
Railway is essential not only for
proper transportation facilities
of the City of Key West, Florida.
and Monroe County. but for the
use of the United States Navy
Department, as aforesaid, now,
therefore,
BE it resolved by the Board
of County Commissioners of
Monroe County, Florida. in regu-
lar session duly assembled, this
1st day of July. A D. 1910. that
the State Road Department be
and it is hereby requested to i'm
commence the necessary
construction for the relocation of
State Road "A over the former
right-of-way of the Florida East
Coast Railway.
BE it further resolved that a
certified copy of this resolution
be forwarded by the Clerk of this
Board to the Honorable Chair
man of the State Road Depart
ment of Florida"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-03
SCHOOL OFFICIAL
CITES TRAINED
MEN POSSIBILITIES
HEAD OF FLORIDA TRADE
AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
SAYS 100000 MEN CAN BE
TRAINED YEARLY
Especial to The Cftirenl

DAYTONA BEACH. Fla, July
3.-More than 100000 men can
be trained for war-related indus
tries by this time next year. &C
cording to Robert d. Dolley. head
of Florida's acknowledgement
Trade and Industrial School
here.
= Dolley. who is state supervisor
of trade and industrial education
in Florida, attended conferences
in Washington recently, where
an emergency training program
was drafted to meet this coun-
try's defense needs.
The United States, he says,
has a $1,000, 600, 600 plant for vo-
cational education already going.
with an annual output of 500, 900
skilled workers.
Within two weeks after funds
are made available, existing IA
cilities could be thrown into
nigh gear on a full-time basis
and increase that number by an
additional $50, 900 trained men
each year"
Estimated cost of expanded
operations would be sos. 600. 900,
DOlley said
To convey the magnitude of
the going concern, Dolley said
025 cities already have vocation
al training programs. And on
the job already at 1853 vocation
al schools are $4,000 vocational
teachers and ass supervisors.
In Washington recently. Dolley
and Colin English. state superin-
tendent of public instruction in
Florida. proffered the facilities
of the Trade and Industrial
School here to the Federal Gov
eminent for the training of tech
nical men SO they can teach. and
pass on their knowledge to others
in the shortest possible time.
The school Is sponsored by the
University of Florida and the
State Department of Education.
and is the largest of its kind in
the country
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-03
FREAK Wind
DAMAGED SIGN
EYEWITNESS REPORTS ON
SIGNS DASH ACROSS
STREET

A freak twister hit the water
front last evening about $50
O'Clock causing small damage.
Mike Knowles reported to The
Citizen that a huge sign board on
Front street broke loose from its
fastenings and dashed across the
street" to bang up against the
VIM Curry's Sons garage.
Other damage was done to
small craft in that vicinity, with
rigging and sails torn in the brief
high-velocIty wind.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-03
OUR FLAG


While blood-red Flag and Swas-
tika bring death,
Annihilate. enslave.
And while fanatics here viii not
salute
The Flag. and 'gainst it rave.
Oh! may our Colors, Banner of
the free.
In peace forever wavei
% Stars and Stripes from flag
staff do not droop. &
But vigilantly flap,
Lest Trojan Horses and Fifth
Columns plot
To change Our Country's map.
Protect the European refugees.
% Starry Banner Of the brave:
Tyrants viii pass: Old Glory viii
become
New Glory e'er TO wave.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-03

At a meeting of the board of
county commissioners in special
session Monday, the condition of
the Overseas Highway was
brought to the attention of the
board and on motion the follow
ing resolution was authorized
drawn by Attorney w. Curry
Harris and sent to Chairman of
the State Road Department yes
terday afternoon:
Whereas. it has been brought
to the attention of the Board of
County Commissioners of Mon
roe County, Florida, that the pre-
sent condition of Overseas High
way from Homestead to Key
West, same being State Road "A
and part of U. S. Road No. l,
seriously interferes with trans
portation OF the supplies for
United States Naval Station at
Key West. Florida, and all other
government activities at Key
West, Florida, on account of mar
row wooden bridges outside of
Homestead and on the last thirty
miles of said road Immediately
out of Key West, and
Whereas, the Commanding Of
ficer of the United States Naval
Station at Key West, Florida, has
expressed In writing to higher
authority his opinion that he
considers the relocation of the
present State Road "A from Big
Pine Key to Key West over the
former Tight-Of-way of the Flo
rida East Coast Railway and the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-03
1910 TAX ROLL
TOTALS GIVEN
ACTIVE AND CERTIFICATE
ROLLS SHOWN IN REPORT
TO BOARD

The tax assessment roll which
was presented TO the county con-
missioners at the special meeting
Monday and was given conSide-
ration by the board. amounted 70
S2,70I, $50.
In the roll were a total Of ac-
tive tax accounts Of Sz.6le. 747
and under certificates, Of SI6l.-
8I1 which makes : total Of the
figure shown above This c0mpsr-
ed with the figures Of 1899. which
showed active roll Of S2.00I 80.
under certification ST.. O00. CT ,
total of S2,723, $50.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-03
COUNTY BOARD
MEETS TONIGHT

First regular meeting of the
county commissioners for the
month of July will be held to-
night at 8 o'clock in the office of
Clerk Ross c. Sawyer.
Only regular routine matters
are TO be attended to and bills
for the month of June are to be
read.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-03


WASHINGTON, July 3.-Act-
ing Secretary of the Navy Louis
Compton today announced that
more contracts had been let for
additional ships to be constructed
in the navy expansion program.
A total of $3.50, $4,000 was
awarded to the Newport News
Shipbuilding and Drydock Com
pany TO build five warshipS,
three of them aircraft carriers.
This contract award brings the
total of ship contracts let in the
past week tn 90 vessels, with a
total Of approximately One-half
million tonnage. Two of the
ships will be 45.000-ton super
battleShips-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-03
SCOUTS TO PLAN
ENCAMPMENT

Final plans for the summer En-
campment viii be made ~ .
special meeting Of Troop 8. Boy
Scouts. tonight a. the regular
meeting place
Scoutmaster Milton z. SswyE
urges al boys who plan 70 make
the trip 70 be present ~ the
meeting
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-03
AMERICANS TO BE
PICKED UP

fHE = NNtaFfaNFH H-FFNN8
DUBLIN. July 3.-The SIS.
Washington left this city today
enroute TO Galway, Eng, to pick
up returning Americans on the
last refugee ship sailing for this
season.
The vessel had 500 Americans
on board as she sailed from this
port
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-03
No Paper Tomorrow

Following the annual Gus
tom. The Citizen viii not
be issued tomorrow. July
4th. The dav viii be OBJ
served 10 permit employees
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-03
COUNCIL kET
IS POSTPONED

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-03

The City of Key West offers the
position of Building Inspector on
a fee basis. Only those thorough
" qualified in complete construc-
ton work should apply. State
qualifications and experience in
Address letter to
Willard NJ Albury, mayor.
jly3-9-2t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-03
The WEATHER
FORECAST

FORECAST
(Till 7:30 D m, Thursday
Key West and Vicinity Mostly
cloudy with scattered showers
and thunderstorms tonight and
Thursday: moderate southeast
ard south winds.
Florida: Mostly cloudy. scatter
ed showers and thunderStorms
Thursday and over extreme south
and extreme north portions to-
night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-03
HOLIDAY NOTICE

independence Day. tomorrow,
July 4th. the office OF this COM
pany viii not be open for bust
ness on that day.
THE KEY WEST ELECTRIC co.
jly3-lt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-03

CT this paper TO enjoy the
days festivities.
The Citizen staff has three
holidays each Year-the 9TH
er.two days being Labor Day
and Christmas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-03
Senate Committee
Approves Col. Knox
For Cabinet Post
Col. StimsOn Received APP
prOval Yesterday; Con-
tracts For More Naval
Ships Let
GBy Associated PrexsD

tBy Associated PFeSsb
WASHINGTON. July 3.-The
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
voted 9 10 5 today at noon TO
recommend Senate approval of
Col. Frank Knox's appointment
10 President Roosevelt's cabinet
as secretary of the navy.
Late yesterday afternoon. an
other senate committee approved
the name of Col. Henry Stimson
as secretary of war. The Senate
is expected to accept the commit
tee recommendations with ma
jority vote of approval, coming
perhaps later today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-03
New Serial Story
Starts In This Issue

Fresh as an ocean breeze and
tangy as salt air, Frances Han
mas love story, High Tide, Is an
ideal serial with which to begin
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-03

the summer. It starts today.
Jan Merriner. the heroine, is
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-03

Key West, Florida. Las -
most eQuRble climate = Ehe
country; with - ETErAgs
range O. only IL FzhrEnhe<
Evening star., 1940-01-21

Tbs N "e-o A'a.AS vi s"pS ana oeheVeo oeao.
oy countries since the began follows
nr{fop--1
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Polish State Property
Confiscuted by Germany

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, Jan. 20.-The Official
law gazette announced today that
Field Marshal Gen. Hermann Will
helm Goering. supreme war eco
nomic authority, had decreed con-
fiscation Of the entire property Of
the former Polish state.
The. decree, issued January IS, is
effective Immediately as a basis of
introduction of the four-year eco
nomic program in the reunited east.
ern provinces and in keeping with
Fuehrer Adolf Hitler's ordinance Of
last October ~ installing German
administration for the occupied
Polish regions.
District agents were ordered to re-
port in detail on the status of prop
critics in their areas within one
month. Noncompliance is punish
able by imprisonment and the death
penalty may be invoked If "insubor-
dination against political reorgan-
ization" Is proved.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
WASHINGTON D. q, JANUARY ONE

belisersnts and belligerents. Among
the other neutrals, Greece lost 2,
and the Netherlands, Belgium, Es-
tonia. Sweden and Denmark eech
one. OF the nations involved in
the two European wars, Britain, lost
two more ships, Germany and Fin
land each one.
Nazi U-boats sank seven ships,
six Of them neutrals, and . Rus
sian submarine accounted for one.
During the 18th week German
undersea craft were not listed with
single victim.
b Known loss Of life during the
past week was placed at five.
A revised recapitulation showed
3l2 vessels of more than 1,l36 007
tons sent to the bottom since the
start Of the conflict and at least
Evening star., 1940-01-21
To Show Goodwill Films

Motion pictures of Goodwill In
dustries at work will be shown at
2:l5 pm. Tuesday to occupants of
the Presbyterian Home for the Aged,
1918 Newton street NV. The pic
lures will be explained by Mrs.
Miller Hickerson, promotion super
visor of the industries.
Evening star., 1940-01-21

ARIA persons killed or drowned.
Another major development Of
the week WAS Britain's announce
ment that she had lost about S.
0O0, 900 worth Of submarines-the
Starfish, Seahorse and Undine-
and the lives Of possibly 70 seamen.
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Dr.. CoIvin Elected Heed
OF Reform Federation

DR.. D. Leigh Colvin Of New York
City was elected president Of the
international Reform Federation
Thursday night at the closing ses-
sion of the federation's 45th annual
meeting.
Other officers are DR.. william s..
Abernethy Of Warrington and DR..
Evening star., 1940-01-21
"a Ships Are Sunk
In 20th Week Of
Warfare al Sea
10 Flew Neutral FIoas;;
Activity Of German
U-bouts Renewed
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
The comparatively heavy losses
Of neutral nations-10 Of the II
ships sunk flew neutral flags-and
the renewed activity Of German u
boats featured the Goth week OF
sea warfare, ending yesterday.
Norway. with three losses, was the
worst sufferer among both the nom
Evening star., 1940-01-21

r. H. Martin Of Pittsburgh, vice
presidents; DR.. o. r. Miller, Albany,
N. Y. secretary; Prof. George 8.
Duncan, Washington, treasurer;
Evening star., 1940-01-21
Losses in War at Sea
~ the Associated Press.


following during the
week. from January Il January 40, inclusive:
Evening star., 1940-01-21

Robert H. Mcneil. Washington, gen.
eral counsel, and Clinton N. Howard.
superintendent and editor oS
Progress.
Evening star., 1940-01-21

"Includes Is naval vessels but ex.
cludeS 4 submarines.
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351-Samuel c. Miller
352-James Rayner Houck
353-Charles Herman Greer
354- Sunby Evert Severt
355-Walter Gwyn Sheets
356-Bill Van Davis
357-Lucius Com. Witherspoon
358-John Thomas Dent
359-Earl Russell Miller
360-Robert Lyall
361-William Bryan Noblett
362-Howard Dale Barker
363-Joseph Hal Barlow
364-Harvey Spencer Phillips
365-Clarence w. Coldiron
366-H. Edgar Stansberry (Vol.)
367-Conley Hardin
368-Walter Ray Eller
369-Willie F. Pennington
370-Roy Bare
371-Howard Blackburn Bare
372-Ira Richard Griffin
373-Marvin Glenn Eller
374-Robert A. Hall
375-Cecil A. Church
376-Pau1 Baker
377-Fred Eller
378-Quincy Tom Turner
379-Thomas Lester Jones
380-Howard William WEIGH
381-Lester Vance Miller
! 382-Edward L. Richardson
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383-Robert Howard Osborne
384-Thomas Ray Weaver
385-Ermin Edgar Osborne
386-Johnn,s Greer
387-W. Gwyn Dollar
338-Chas. Preston Davis -
389-Fielden Willard Elliott
39O-Frank Mason James
391-Marvin Edwards
392-James Willie McNeill
393-James M. Howell
394-Freeman H. Holman
395-Clarence N. Ball
396-Roger Lee Eller (VolG
397-Arvel Ara Sheets
William Edward Walters
399-Thomas A. Brewer
400-Adger Poe -
4O1-Everett Lidd1e
402-Chas. Edwin Pennington,
403-Jacob Garrett
404-Wiley Basil Griffitts
405-Thomas William Reed
4O6-Robt. j. Kimberlin
407-Walter Leonard Shepard
408-John Paul Shatley
409-James Birton Houck-
410-Thomas Arthur Eldretl1>
411-Claude Jas. Woods
412-William Wenton Gentry
413-Wiley W.. COWARD
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319-James Dale Miller
32O-Denzil Paisley
321-Leonard M. Gilley
322-George D. Cox
323-Olson Osborne
324-Garfield Holman
325-Marfield Mahala
326-Blain Reed
327-Hiram Mckinley Bare
328-Carl Lee Cheek
329-Charlie H. Phillips
33O-Harvey Wade Snyder
331-Donald Ford Pierce
332-Fay Stephenson Tucker
333-Lee Evert Riley
334-Howard Haywood Morphev
335-Mack Shumate
336-Bennett Randolph Dillon
337-Austin c. Wilcox
338-Earl c. Stuart
339-Walter Medley
340-Donald Eller
/ 341-Ray Edward Gentry
342-Clay Edgar Rotten
343-Joseph Edward Owens
34+Charles Hugh Jones
345-Joseph Elmer Poe
346-Eugene McNeill
347-Willard Conrad Presnell
348-Ira Venton Carpenter
349-Claud William Misher
35O-Ambrose P. Parsons
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108-Allie Herman Blackburn
1O9-Coy Everett Wyatt
110-Howard Watts Woodruff
111-David Allen Blevins
112-Joseph Chas. Miller
113-Ennis Pell Latham
114-Other Brady Blevins
115-Billy Warren Spencer
116-William Everett Burchett
117-John Foster Blevins
118-Lee Roy Key
119-Henry Ford Cheek
12O-Bernard Weston Bledsoe
121-William Brown Huddler
122-Owen Mahala
123-Harley Hugh Campbell
124-Arvil Clinton Lewis
125-Woodrow Blevins
126-Glenn Coutis Tester
127-Rex Raymond Huffman
128-Fieldon Sherman Brooks
129-Edgar Lee Farmer
130-Glenn Bare
131-Victor Marvin Roupe
132-Glenn Geo. Dickson
133-Walter B. Conley Jones
134-Elmer Coy Campbell
135-Edward Andrew Goss
136-Grady John Shepherd
137-Wiley Willard Lewis
138-Doran Thomas Lynch
139-Clarence Mcdonald Farme
14O-Fred Raymond Parsons
141-James Walter Neaves
142-William Clyde Wilcox
143-James Garfield MeNeill
144-Ben Franklin Dixon
145-Mack w. Greer
146-Elihu Albert Phillips
147-Charlie Arthur Stanley
| 148-Earnie Clyde Greene
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71-Rubin Alex Miller
72-Robert D. Coward
73-James Orren Weaver
74-Robert Howard Miller
75-Floyd Taft Greene
76-Carl Edward Hodgson
T-William w. Perkins
78-Fred Sutherland
79-David Coy Powers
80-James Gwyn Gambill
81-Hobert Carl Stewart
82-Louis Franklin Jones
83-Todd Smith Eller
84-Fred Sheets
85-Joseph Daniel Rash
86-Gale B. Mcmillan
87-Robert Lewis Parker
88-Mason Potter
89-Ray Thomas Davis
90-Conley Bryce Lyle
91-Reeves Andy Mcneil
92-Coy Oscar Snyder
93-Pau1 Baker
94-Bert Rotten
95-Jessie Franklin Taylor
96-Carl Vence Ham
97-Owen Stanley Barlow
98-Jess Duck Sheets
99-Robert Enoch Cox
10O-Charles Vernon Arnold
101-Lester w. Mahaffey
1O2-Thaft Rotten
1O3-Coy c. Gilley
1O4-Don E. Powers
1O5-Ambrose Elijah Penningtc
106-Millard Carl johnson
107-James Austin Miller