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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
They Get Breaks


Judy is convinced that kids
who grow up in pictures get the
breaks.
.1 have never been able To
find what people meant when
they would look at me, shake
their heads and say. But you've
missed 30 much I'm not con
scious of having missed any
thing. As n matter of fact,
the studio gave me opportuni-
ties could never have had
meeting famous actors. writer's,
directors and people from all
walks Of life who visit studio.
81 will say that going to
school on n movie lot Is diff
ferent proposition than attend
ing school In the accepted sense
OF the term. The classes at a
studio are necessarily small
We knew our Iessons-or else.
Class Of Names
what a class we had" remi-
nisced Judy. There were
Mickey Rooney, Lana Turner.
Deanna Durbin and Freddy
Bartholomew. Freddy was the
baby and would tag after the
rest OF us. We all learned every
thing twice-once for ourselves
and once for Freddy.
"And Lana! would look at
her and actually feel myself
turn green with envy. She was
30 beautiful. The effect of all
this beauty upon me was most
uncomfortable. sud denly
would become extremely con-
scious of the three candy bars
/ had eaten that morning.
Dream Of Clothes
'Deanna and would spend
our recess dreaming of the
clothes we would buy and the
places we would 20 IL we ever
became movie stars. But we
placed those dreams In the far
future. Our socks and hair rib
hons didn't look very exciting
compared with the wardrobes of
girls like Joan Crawford and
,yrnc 10y.
"You see" went on Judy. "w
didn't even miss out on memoir
les Of the good old school days
by attending classes on q movie
lot. Maybe we didn't have a
sorority house but we had all the
fudge sessions and serious dis
cussions about life.
anyone who claims the kids
who grow up In a studio miss
the best years of their life had
better come around and talk TO
me-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
WidOHed THice Before 30
Virginia Bruce S Life
Haunted + by Tagged y
Special to THE DETROIT TIMES

HOLLYWOOD. Nov. Ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17

A call h as
been sent out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17

Selfridge Field; Sgt. Fred B. Ham
lilton. 1918 Robson avenue, at
Keesler Field, Miss. To be SER
geants: Pvt. Charles r. Ross, 925
Whitmore road, at Mines Field.
Cal; Corp. Donald p. Tracy, 1920
Hartwell avenue. at S elfridg c
Field; Tech. Robert E. Worms,
1895 Ilene avenue. at Key Field,
Miss. To be corporals: Pvt. John
J, Radtke. 1914 Marcus avenue. at
Camp Polk. La; Pvt. Sam Petit
nato, 2616 Springle avenue, al
IDavis-Monthan Field, Ariz.; Pvt.
Harold j. RoZema, Fremont, al
Will Rogers Field, Okla. To be
technician, fourth class; Pvt. Mil
ford Janke, 1896 Warwick road.
at Geiger Field, Wash. To be first
class private: John G.. Dykman,
Detroit, at Morris Field, ~. G.
Privates George Lasanen, 1854
Sussex avenue: Joseph (. Mlynar-
lczyk. 1854 Gilbert street; Joseph
<. Werschler 1892 Elmwood ave-
nue., and Walter J. SzczupinSki,
334S Piquette avenue, have gradu-
ated from the army air force
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
.ssI6N wEIDMAN


by the navy for ENSIGN wEIDMAS
enlistment of men having cooking
and baking experience in restau-
rants. hotels, CCC camps, country
clubs or similar places. The need
is due 10 the expansion OF the
Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
tion and establishment of new
navy service schools and training
centers in the 10 Midwestern
states. Applicants must be be-
tween the ages OF il and 50. able
bodied, must meet the navy's ply
steal requirements and be Ameri-
can citizens able 10 read and
write. For further information
call the naval recruiting station.
Nineteen Detroiters have been
assigned 10 service schools in the
Great Lakes station for training
10 be petty officers. After l6
weeks courses they will be given
fleet or naval station assignments.
They are, together with the CLASH
fication for which they are
training:
Alfred Gardiola, 474S Dubois
avenue. gunner's mate; Gus Bou-
chey. 1866 Hamburg avenue. tor
pedoman; James S. Carrigan, 1850
Leverenz avenue, fire controlman:
Bruno S. Serafn. 5044 Talbot
street, aviation ordnance; Robert
c. Beers. 74l7 Linwood avenue,
radioman; Walter Kulesza. 1881
Frederick street, machinist mate;
Carroll a, Randall. 1853 Grand
River avenue: Dominic Mcdonald,
1929 Junction avenue; Guy c.
Hanney. 16940 Lilac avenue: Ed
ward II. Pfaffenberger. 1927 st.
Narys avenue: James L. Hilliker
Jr., 1855 Oakman boulevard; Rob-
Crt Mansour, 394l Baldwin ave-
rue; Kenneth G.. MacPetrie, 1885
I.road street, and William T.
l.annen. 1888 Van Dyke avenue.
aviation machinists mates; Robert
+. Reidharr. 2o05l Graydale ave-
nue.. machinist mate; Alfred NJ.
Romanowski. 1868 Concord ave
nue.. quarternaSters signalman;
Paul Grybb. SPOT Lonyo road,
radioman; Hayden ~ Hill, 1851
West Grand boulevard, quarter
masters signalman; Jacob l.. Volk.
$50 Drexel avenue, machinists
mate.
Corp. Technician Henry A.
Boyda, 5T67 Renville avenue, who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
By Hof
By Billy De Beck
By Olsen & Johnson

OBJ No longer mourn for me
when 1 am dead; (c) Under
the wide and starry sky. dig
the grave and let me lie.
one is the artists? (a)
Did Corot or Burne-Jones
paint THE Golden Stars; (b)
Did Gainsborough or Della
Robbia paint The Blue Boy;
(c) Did Del Sarto or Bonheur
paint The Horse Fair?
the middle name: fa)
Thomas Edison; (b) FRANKLIN
Roosevelt; (c) Donald Nelson.
Where do these teas come
from; (a) Green tea; black
tea; (c) Mate.
said this about America:
(a) Long, too long America,
travelling roads all even and
peaceful you lesrn'd from Joys
and prosperity only: (b) I
know of no safe depository Of
the ultimate powers of society
but the people themselves; lcD
We have room for one language
here and that Is the English
language.
ANSWERS on Page sD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
Daily Quiz
BY THE ACE ANswERMAN

Until recently Hannibal, Mo,
was best known as the home
town of the celebrated Mark
Twain. Now it boasts another
local boy who made good
Who?
WED rather not be around
when IL happens, but how
long will IL take a bomb 10
reach the earth If dropped from
the height of one mile?
Swiss movement might be a
watchmaker's delight but when
Swedish movement is discussed,
what is the topic of converse
ton?
THE gullible young freshman
who thought Alma Mater was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17

the principals wife didn't
know the terms meaning. Do
you?
o-If you are served tablespoon
full of sugar in place of your
customary teaspoonful, how
much greater is the quantity?
6-You might save face on this
question by guessing. Which
days child is fair of facet
Warning up to the situation.
what's your body temperature
If yours is normal average?
ANSWERS on Page 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17

q rporaI technlclan, iIth Class.
Promotions-To be staff SER
geants: Sgt. Frederick B. Wall
Jr.. 1894 Mettetal avenue. at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
) War Stamp Sets
Ready for Collectors
T u F F Y
H E N r Y

Poster stamp collectors now
may obtain, through a new and
easy plan. ALL of the $50 of The
Detroit Times highly popular full
color United States War Insignia
Stamps. No coupons TO clip! No
delay
Yes, YOU can get ALL of the
three series of so stamps each,
Series No. /, Series No. 2 and the
NEW Series No. 3, bearing in
sigma used by such famous outfits
as the 4. V. G.. of the Chinese Air
Force (the Flying Tigers land
the old 22nd Pursuit Squadron
also q special commemorative Cen
eral Macarthur issue.
WHAT TO DO
You can obtain ALL three series.
OF any individual series, for ONLY
Csc for each so stamps wanted, by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17

sure to designate those you want
and enclose the CORRECT money
No coupons to clip! Nothing tc
save! 1t is NOT even necessary L
send a self-addressed, stamped en-.
velope when ordering.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17

20 std tlOntu WIT
a headquarter:
c o m pany a
Fort Ov, Cal.
is spending q
10 days fur.
Tough here with
his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. An
thony 3 oy d a
a n d sister
Helen He re,
Gently was pro.
NOTED 10 be z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17

mailing money to Detroit Times
War Insignia Stamps, p. o. Box
1918, Detroit, Mich, or coming to
Room 303 of The Detroit Times
Building, 1870 Cass avenue.
Also available are three differ
ent War Insignia albums, one for
each series of stamps. Each album
has spaces for stamps. plus printed
data about insignia and squadrons
of Uncle Sans fighting forces the
insignia represent. ~
MAKE GRAND GIFTS
These stamps make grand gifts
for men in the service and for 9TH
ers, as we'll as being valuable coll
lector items. Stamps are serially
numbered; ALL issues are LINZ
TIED as to the number that may
be printed. So get yours! When
sending for stamps or albums, be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17

The Type 81 Aichi Tokei
A. /. 90 presented for Junior
Victory Army spoilers. 1t
is a biplane with staggered
wings Of unequal span. 1t Is
used by the Jap navy for
reconnaissance fighting. Twin
floats of this two-seater ex-
tend well forward. The wings
are retractable and we'll.
braced. Machine guns are for
ward Of open cockpit and back
of observers cockpit. Observe
the tail assembly.
Tomorrow: More Jops
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
Service Notes:
First Wedding
Held at Harvard
Naval School

The Harvard naval training
school has its first wedding this
month when Ensign Ernest l.. Nc
Kee Jr. of Sylvia, N. c., was mar
ried to Miss Ernestine ]. Noe.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
c.. Noe of 35 Moser place, Mt.
Clemens. The wedding took place
in the Appleton chapel at Harvard
with a group OF friends and rela-
tives attending.
Hubert F. Weidman, $50 Mer-
,-;ol, ovopuo uyho ic a for,1ar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
Knowlede Test
BY DIR. sABINA III. CONNOLLY

What building: (a) is the most
beautiful tomb in the world;
(b) is the largest church in
the world; (c) is the burial
place Of famous Englishmen7
2-What writer wrote this as his
own epitaph? (a) II / should
die, think only this OF me, that
there's some corner of a foreign
field, that is forever England;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17

technical training command al
Chanute Field, Ill.
At Camp Callan, Cal, two De-
troiters have been sent TO the anti
aircraft officers candidate school,
Corp. Leonard B. Jones. S1S Long
fellow, and Corp. Clarence r.
Schwab, 1914 Twentieth street.
Aviation Cadet Thomas L. Mey-
ers. 1891 Eastlawn avenue, has
been transferred from Sherman.
Tex, 10 the Lubbock, Tex, flying
school.
DR.. Ray Pollard, 1862 Sturte-
want avenue, has been commits
stoned a first lieutenant in the
army dental corps and now is sta
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17


u n iversity
of M / C h ig "a n
s tn d e n I, has
been made an
e n sign after
W i n n in e his
wings" at the
naval air sta
ton In Pensa-
cola, Fla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17

Continued on Page BY
Evening star., 1942-02-08
CAN w

= a pEIERE does India stand in this war?
w Are its 3oO,OOOOOO people fighting the side of
y the democracies?
Or they responding Japans battle of the
Asiatics?'
Those questions that Americans have been asking
Evening star., 1942-02-08

And puzzled you may have asked rs India the Ireland of
Asa?"
The to that question is reassurng India
definitely in the 1t is in the side of the democracies
1t win and bringing the conflict only its
tremendous manpower but its unrecognzed wealth
materials and finished products of war.
Mahatma Gandhi's opposition. in his words, was
symbolic And the Indian National Congress definitely
in favor of supporting Indias effort.
And in the stay. On January l. 1912 along
with Is other nations India signed the pact not
separate peace armstce with the Axis She joined the
common struggle for the purpose of defending life liberty,
independence and religious freedom 1t my privilege to
sign for India
Back in September, 1885, when the began India had
10000 men under arms Today there than 0OO 600
all volunteers.
Along democacys faung front these soldiers have been
in the thick of the fighting In Ethiopia Libya, Iran Iraq
Palestine Syria and Malaga they have helped hold the dixie
against the Axis tide Turbaned, bearded Skhs Punjab
Mohammedans Gurkha knife fighters, Rajputs, Mahattas,
Garhwals than million Indian volunteers have been
battling preparing to battle against the Germans and the
Evening star., 1942-02-08

In the newsreels you have seen
strapping soldiers from northern
India manning the machines of
modern war. And you have read
of Indian bravery on half a dozen
battlefields OF World War II.
But you have seen pictures,
too, Of frail, ascetic Mahatma
Gandhi and have read of his
opposition to British authority.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-05-14
MRS. BAKER SUGGESTS
"WORLD REVOLUTION"
AS NAME FOR WAR

Mrs. r. P. Baker, of Creston
has submitted the name OF
"World Revolution" for the World
War II.
1--WE have had the American
Revolution and the French Revo-
luton, but no previous war has
been more revolutionary than this
in its inception, execution and ex-
pected results" she writes.
Others are asked to submit
names for the current conflict
A free subscription to this paper
will be given to the winner.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-05-14

1O462-Dewey Talmadge HUFF
11O14-Theodore E. Blevins
10067-Vinson Arther Lewis
10898-Wiley Thomas Little
1O655-Ira Odell Phillips
1OO11-Floyd Reece Parson
1O3OO-Robert Lee Osborne
1O841-Lon Congie Bower
1O526-Thomas Lester Hurry
10551-William Claude Riley
1O359-Hunter Wayne Miller
10818-James G. Miller
1O142-Lester Glen Sheets
10386-Edward Calvin Pope
1O3O2-Andrew F. Holland
1O496-Vince Oscar Waddel
1O356-James Floyd Woodle
1O127-Hamilton Bare
1O121-Joseph Astor Wayman
1O278-Joseph F. Gentry
1O159-Joseph Edward King
1OO33-Austin Wingler
1O448-Dent Wallace Houck
1O7O1-George w. Lambert
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-05-14
More Order Numbers Are
Announced For Service Group

1O2OO-William Earl Baker
1O771-Thurman Odell Faw
1O447-Cliva Woodie
1O732-Voil Perry
1O952-Grover c. Weaver
1O629-Charlie Felix Bare
1O339-Matthew w. Renolds
1O5O5-Frank Hendrix Coward
1O774-William M. Bledsoe
11O6O-Garland Hamm
1O179-Brantley M. Burkett
1O286-Robert Glenn Johnson
1O296-Benjamin D. Jenkins
1O194-Lester Oliver Brown
1O8O7-John Whelan Luke
1O62O-Joe H. Williams
1O243-Elmer Ward Ballou
10924-Fred Lee Parson
11O41-Samuel L. Davis
1O261-Roy Arthur Goodman
111O6-Paul Albert Miller
1O110-Ottis Greer
10911-Stanley Iris Young
1O371-Lester Burton Calhoun
11O13-Paul Sabe Douglas
10591-Ambros F. Miller
1O186-James Osborne
1O254-Willard John May
1O778-Andy Shaw
10309-Edward J. Taylor
10839-John Spencer Rash
10441-Coy Lee Mahaffey
1OO82-John Wesley Calhoun
11O3S-Ernest Edward Roark
10154-James Dewie Caudill
10734-Herman Smith Woodie
10621-Clyde M. Allen
10652-Link Andrew Absher
10288-Joe Edward Weaver
10978-Rollie H. Holt
11088-Robert Glenn Phillips
1O564-Charlie Baker
lOO52-John Glenn King
10753-Albert Alonzo Osborne
1O610-James Franklin Baker
10868-Joe Flannery
1O464-James Vester Miller
1O22O-Burles Mathew Roark
1O6O9-Willie Noel Gilley
10975-Quincy Albert Brown
1O524-Paul Jackson Cearley
10481-George Dewy Wood
1O973-Ben Harrison Cornett
10314-Fred Pinis Bare
10593-Fitzhugh Lee Barker
1OO42-Russell Earl Miller
1O628-Earl Dempsy Severt
1O897-George w. billiard
1O451-Hobert Dewy Stanley
1O938-Stanley Blevins
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-05-14

1O586-LeSter FRED Miller
1O801-Thomas Lester Jones
10424-Millard Smith Hoosier
10225-Earl William Poe
1O740-John Edward Dixon
1O17O-Charlie Caleb Mahala
11O19-Oscar J. Blevins
1OO93-Vernal Webb Carson
1O516-Ira Thomas Black
1O919-Walter Grant Sexton
1O85O-Lester John Miller
1O665-Glenn Clayton Watson
1O117-Spencer Harrington
11O67-Joseph Duey Goodman
1OO64-Charlie Darnell
1O141-Marion Fonso Greer
1O368-Leroy Bowlin
1O132-Jessie l.. Jones
1O594-Orin Joseph Elliott
1O161-James Oscar Brown
1O153-John Eller
1O66O-Calvin L. Blevins
1O377-John Gather Severt
111O9-George Edward Gilley
1OO97-Clyde Arthur Day
1O139-Fielden Hurley
1OOO9-William A. Goodman
1O788-Huston Hash
1O855-Vernie Price
1O218-Don Walters
1O324-Beauford D. Hardin
1O654-Garney Hardin Brooks
1O223-Rufus Webb Rotten
1O162-William Ira Ellis
1O759-James Frank Greer
1O959-George L. Mash
1O428-Baxter Farmer
10143-Teddy r. Caudill
1O323-Reeves Walter Gilley
1O111-William Lee FISHERMAN
1O796-John Younce
1O257-Millard Lee Dancy
1056O-Rev. S. H. Goodman
10444-Paul Parsons
10776-Zeb Vance Miller
10817-Davie Woodie
10105-Charlie B. EdmondSon
10939-Charles f. Francis
10644-Lew Willard Gambill
10813-Earl Bryan Hartzog
1O710-Emmitt Claude Nelson
10575-Roy Burton Badger
10148-Daulton B. Sexton
1013O-Spencer E. Jordan
10013-Winford Vert Miller
10305-James Robert Hairless
10543-Thomas Combs
10755-Lury Silas Scott
10618-Walter Bruce Bowlin
10643-Dewey Dixon Eller
10895-William Arthur Haire
10287-Cecil Burl Price
11098-Cecil Maynard Miller
1O650-Eugene DeBoard
1O747-Alonzo Guy Denney
10O02-Bill Tucker Little
10506-James Jackson Goss
10635-James Ira Galloway
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-05-14
ARMY LIFE AGREES WITH
SERGEANT FRED FRIESLAND

Sergeant Fred w. Friesland, of
the 555th school squadron at
Turner Field, Ca, recently visit
ed his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
L. Friesland, of near johnston
City. He is the grandson of Mrs.
C. w. Payne, of Fleetwood. He
says he likes the army fine and
that he has gained 80 pounds
since entering the service in 1910
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-05-14

10OS8-Lida Bruce Roupe
1O2SO-William M. Hodgson
1O258-Harlie Cook
1864 Winfield Ball
1906 Ralph Wade Barlow
1O566- Earl B. GRAPHICAL
10968- Willard S. Cambell
1012O-HeHcy Hardin Powers
1O677-Donald Thomas Barker
1O198-Joseph S. Mcclure
11O31-Robert Bruce Little
10116-Worth E. Miller
Io563-Arthur Chester Ashley
1OS25-General Foch Gentry
1O399- james c. Richardson
IO714-James Davis Mcneil
1O529- Marion T. Baugess
1O195-William Ray Church
1O271-Claude Elmer Eldrith
10916-Arthur Lee Carter
O9-Robert Hew Eller
1O174-William Carl Waddell
11O63-Fred Milroy Payne
1913 H. Tedder
1O8O2-Robert Dewey Brown
1O666-Crater F. Scott
1O922-Andy Lester Osborne
11O76- Oscar Eldrith
1O2S1-Frank M. DeBord
1O842-Robert Jackson AShby
IO533-Clifford A. Wyric
1O711-Charlie Gentry
IO256-Daniel MILFORD Blevins
11O93-Jesse Alvin Denny
1O217-John T. Woodruff
10151-James E. Stansberry
1O836-Dewey Walter Lawrence
I0173-Spencer T. Blarkburn
11116-Dent Spencer
1O744HClate McNeill
11OS+Luther Vote Barker
1O366-Tam Bowie Yates
I0573-Rev. Arthur L. Powers
1O581-Heggie Burgess
1O4691Joe Allen Warren
1O662-Ray G. Richardson
111OO-Rufus c. Woods
10945-James Glen Williams
10579-Joseph c. Gentry
10785-Lee Ander Baldwin
1IO39-Arthur D. Cambell
1B474- Edward Mack Bowers
ID15O-Connie Darnell
I11O3-Cuge Snyder
IO24O-Leonard C. Miller
7A253-Ralph Richard Wood
11O27-Orville H. Powers
10572-Eugene Milan
I06O4Henry Ford FISHERMAN
1G7S9rJohn H. Daugherty
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-05-14
REVIVAL SERVICES

The public is invited to attend
revival services being conducted
at the Christian Union church on
Buffalo road, which began May
10th. Rev. S. G. Williams, Of
Delaware, Ohio, is the engaged
evangelist.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-05-14

1OZ63-JOnn w. NTOWSen
l1O73-Frank Arthur Kelly
1O798-Connie Greer Parsons
1O615-Solman N. Holman
1O416-James Herman Gentry
10819-Lawrence Boyle Houck
1O764-Miles Powers
11065-Dale Jackson Ham
10131-Dewey Everett Poe
10442-Wi1liam H. Houck
1O318-Luther Wyatt
1O192-Jesse A. Reeves
1O757-William H. Phillips
1O115-Clarence E. Walker
108O0-Samuel Lee Holman
1O889-Robert Warren Faw
10O19-Conley Tredway
10O94-George Martin Walker
10087-Herbert c. Greene
1O717-Russell Lee Pope
1O224-Newton G. Elliott
10718-Fred Monroe Miller
11O43-James Willard Arnold
11102-Phillip Edgar Wilcox
11O89-Henry Lee Eller
1O187-Marvin Miller
1O182-Edward Lee r. Gilley
1O724-Millard B. Trivett
1O455-Howard Ellis Jones
1O544-Everett R. Davis
1O52O-James A. C. Dougherty
1O548-Grover Carl Denney
1O929-Albert Sidney Cooper
1O639-James c. Gambill, Jr,
1O28O-Dewey Mathew Bare
10497-Haze Charly Shelton
11125-Jacob A. Jones
1O883-Robert Denver Miller
1O584-Irvin M. Parsons
1882 Howard Willie Hoosier
1O494-Thomas H. Richardson
1O829-David Virgil Greer
William Bryan Oliver
1O465-Avery Ralph Eldreth
1O514-Turner Hartzog
1O558-Walter Manley Elliott .
1OO14-Arthur M. Sheets
1OOO7-Bryan S. Hairless
1O487- Wilson Elem Brown
1O899-Carl Benjamin Jones
10184-Chester R. Boyden
1O878-Martin H. Wilcox
1O4O4-Goyn Miller
1O298-Joseph Carl Cearley
11O57-Lyda Clinton Ballou
10780-Roy Ashley
1O108-James Carl Bower
1O297-Marvin William Spencer
1O427-Robert Lester Taylor
1O849-Clarence c. Absher
1O434-Willard Cecil Hartzog
1O3O8-Elzie j. Brown
1O653-Austin Orley Spencer
1O417-Joseph Earl Hopkins
1O596-Ronnie E. Wilmington
1O97O- Carl Gordon Miller
Jurisdiction B. Cornett
1O3O7-Thomas l.. Richardson
1O583-John Paul Jones
1O235-Tom Mckinley Trivett
10149-Joseph Sexton
1O311-George Conard Roberts
1O833-Couley Chester Dixon
1O317-Willie D. Huffman
1O869-Walter D. Griffitts
1093O-John F. Goodman
10O5O-Jessie E. Caldwell
1O5O7-William Glen Galloway
1O7O3-Everett w. Stansberry
1O146-Arthur c. Neaves
1O346-Carl Wallace
1O8O6-Walter Raleigh May
1O483-Edwin Cicero Eller
1O549-Reeves C. Mcmillan
1OO8O-Dan Miller
1O316-Ward Blevins
1O55O-Robert T. GRAPHICAL
1O411-Vance Rotten
1O954-Earl w. FISHERMAN
1O171-Walter Smith Jones
1O2O4-Howard D. Eldreth
1885,. G. Holman
1O341-Joseph Clark Brown
1O492-David Howard Darnell
1O8O8-Walter G. Pennington
1O651-Blane Powers
1O811-Herbert Herman Hash
1OO9O-Grady S. Fletcher
11O56-Cameron Eugene Miller
1O751-William Henry Jones
1O2O3-Walter r. Rotten
1O981-David Riley Mccoy
10781-Wiley w. Blevins
1O5O1-James Corbet Pierce
1O113-Gaither McNeill
1O215-Orren Porter
1O953-Kerney Dewey Greer
1O2O1-James Coy Blackburn
1O126-Avery Walton Elliott
1OO4o-Banner D. Wagner
10827-Chester Lyle
1O553-William D. Witherspoon
1O641-Denver Swanson Blevins
1O768-Jonh C. Neal
1O643-John Henry Brooks
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10270-James Brice Marsh
1OO53-Millard F. Pilkington
1O379-Worth Walter Miller
1O219-John Franklin Royal
1O128-Carl G. Miller
1OO96-Frank Sherman Elliott
1O931-Thomas A. Sutherland
10934-William Earl Wood
1O694-Ronda Sapp
,1O898-Rhuda Gordan Wyatt
1O498-Lawrence Wayne Miller
1OO45-CIaude Harden Church
1N45A-Francis Clifton Allen
1O33O-Robert Vaughn Bowlin
dorchester Vance Johnson
11O11-Arthur ]. Ball
-Vernie Mckinley Blevins
1O562-Alvin Pail Howell
1OO59-Robert Huston Bledsoe
11O85-John Byron Shepherd
1O642-Letcher G. Greer
1O886-William ]. Taylor
1O749-Ray MILFORD Snyder
1OO6O-Bert Richardson
1O577-Gale Fields Bare
1O226-Hiram Carney Wiles
1O417-Robert William Goss
1O612-Wilbern c. Lambert
11O17-Lester Farmer
1O525-Odera Miller
1O34O-Parker M. Dickson
1O136-John B. Spencer
1O263-John w. Crowsen
11O73-Frank Arthur Kelly
1O798-Connie Greer Parsons
1O615-Solman N. Holman
1O416-James Herman Gentry
1O819-Lawrence Boyle Houck
1O764-Miles Powers
11065-Dale Jackson Ham
1O131-Dewey Everett Poe
1O442-William H. Houck