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The Keesler field news., 1942-06-10
BARS PANORAMIC PHOTOS

Ine taxing Of Panoramic phOto-
graphs Of Army posts viii not be
permitted, the War Department
announces. Such Identifying o5-
jects as water towers. bridges and
radio towers. frequently included
in such photographs. could se-ve
a orientation points for enemy
aircraft.
The Keesler field news., 1942-06-10
900 PROMOTED

Approximately 300 enlisted men
on Keesler Field received promo
tons IN non-commissiOned Of
tieer grades last week. OF this TO-
tai about 400 were promoted to
Corporal, $50 10 Sergeant and 100
70 Staff Sergeant
The Keesler field news., 1942-06-10
NEW PING PONG TABLES

Three fully equipped ping pong
tables and q Shipment Of .'ditty''
bags for personal articles Of pa
fients have been received at the
Red Cross Hospital Building.
The Keesler field news., 1942-06-10
States Outline
Voting Procedure

Members OF the armed forces
who wish 10 vote IN elections In
their oEn state should write d.
rectly to their Secretary Of State
Tor information relative to his ell
gibility and procedure for voting.
according 10 the War Department.
Communications should be sd-
dressed by service men 70 the
Secretary OF State al the capital
city of their home state, and con-
tain the persons full name, Army
serial number, permanent home
address and military address.
The Keesler field news., 1942-06-10
AT States, Alaska,
Chile Represented
in 10Th AM Class
ny SGT. EVERETT O. aus

North, SOUTH East Alaska Canada and Chile
The District of Columbia and a. Of rom
walk Of life joining common goal
tho defeat Of the Axis nations IN the
Such is the description OF keeseg Mechanics
The Keesler field news., 1942-06-10

fellows, get IN ahead of ne.
Chow call blows and the mail clogged Roe
CHEEKY See you later the disappointed soldiers ahead Of
him in line and off to Street picnic He gets
on the end of the longest line he find and just before
The Keesler field news., 1942-06-10
BY PVT. ARTHUR WRIGHT
(40Oth Tech. Sc. Sq.)

"K.Ps for sisses" says Rookie Roe who's wandering
around looking for longer lines to sweat out Tell that guy
who he likes p to step to the end Of the ne he
get there-which he can-cause that's where always
rtau
The Keesler field news., 1942-06-10


day morning al 10 o'clock in War
Department Theatre No. /. Such
u the description Of tho most cos
mupolitan class IN the history Of
keesler's Army Air Forces Tech
meal School.
ONLY VERMONT MISSING
Several hundred members Of the
class viii receive diplomas Fri,
day, signifying their succesafdr
completion Of the intensive 10
week AM course and their fitness
for active line duty with some
fighting unit Of the Air Forces.
The commencement address will
be delivered by Maj John q
Zimmerman. Assistant Executive.
Sd. Major Zimmerman pre-
viously was scheduled TO address
the ninth class, but his talk Yas
Postponed with the cancellation oi
graduation exercises last week.
| Every state in the Union, viii
the exception OF VefmCnt, VIII bi
represented IN Fridays exercises
IN addition. diplomas viii be pro
acnted 20 three men whose homes
are outside tie United States. They
are Pvt. Kenneth Angus MeKen-
zie Of Vancouver. y. G., Canada:
Pvt Thomas Bayard O'Barr of Rio
Loa, Chile, and Pvt. Edward ].
Arola OF Wfangell. Alaska.
BIRTHDAY, TOO
Friday VIII also be = day Of
double celebration for Pvt. Robert
Cecil Parker OF Mt Pleasant,
Tenn, who, in addition to rcceiv-
ing a hard-eaned diploma, viii OBJ
serve his birthday.
Pvt. Arthur Roy Henderson u
Mechanicsburg. H., also viii be-
come a fullfledgcd mechanic.
The diplomas win be presented
by ist. Ii. Leo Hook. assistant
secretary Of the school. Capt.
Phillip W. Hutton, Director Of
Trimming, will preside.
The Keesler field news., 1942-06-10
ArmyOpens
II Glider
Schools

The Army Ar Forces has begun
training large numbers Of glider
pilots under an expansion pro-
gram inauRuFaled June /. the War
Department has announced.
The program opens a new field
within the Army Air Forces 10
many civilian pilots VINO hereto
fore have been ineligible tor avia-
tlon cadet training, and 10 sormer
Army. Navy and civilian flying
traincek who have been eliminate
cd before completion Of training.
SCHOOLS IN MIDWEST
Cllier pll,s candidates wagi re-
cefvc preliminary training At fs
Civil Aeronaasins Authority schools
located principally In the middle
west. Nine additional schools VIII
be utilized for elementary and
advanced training courses. which
viii include instruction IN pilot
Ing cargo type gilders.
On completion OF their training.
glider pilots viii be authorized %
wear the Army Air Forces wings
with a distinctive glider insignia
superimposed.
VARIED TRAINING
At preliminary schools glider
pilot candidates wili be trained
In light motor driven airpianes,
with major emphasis being placed
on dead stick landings 70 famll-
iarize students with one Of the
more difficult features Of glider
plotting. Courses IN preliminary
schools win last four weeks.
A weeks training in small. tseo-
place gliders viii be given stu
dents as the first half Of their Gle
mcntaFy and advanced work. The
second and final week VIII be de-
voted % instruction in cargo types.
The Keesler field news., 1942-06-10

In 1910, the accidental death
rate Of the United States was 73.2
per I00.0O0 Of the populatio
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Community lenten
Service Thursday

A union community lenten service
will be held Thursday night at the
North Washington Baptist Church,
Stansbury Temple. The Rev.
Musser D. White Of the Lutheran
Church of the Incarnation will
preach on "Today's Forgiveness.
The second annual church ban
quet, sponsored by the adult depart
ment of the Bible school of the
North Washington Baptist Church,
will be held Tuesday at Rock Creek
Church Parish House. The speaker
will be the Rev. Clarence w. Gran
ford.
On Sunday at II am. the Rev.
Henry j Smith will have as his SUBJ
ject "Self-brought Conditions" The
Baptist Training Union groups will
meet at 6:45 pm. At 7:45 pm. the
pastor will preach on Fifth Wheel
Security"
The Rev. N. M. Simmonds, pastor
of the Highlands Church. has AN
Unique Partnership" for his subject
tomorrow morning and at 7:30 pm
Wagons and Stars"
Evening star., 1942-03-14
What Is Sin! Is Topic
AT Takoma Park Service

What Is Sin?" will be the theme
of the Rev. R. Paul Schearrer as
he continues his lenten series on
"Jesus Knew the Answers" in the
Takoma Park Presbyterian Church
at II am. tomorrow. In the eve
ming a religious drama, This Thine
House" by Marion Wefer. will be
presented Preceding there will be
q service led by the pastor.
the Young Peoples Glass will be
led by Miss Dollie Henderson, and
the Brotherhood Glass by DR.. Will
liam H. Walker. At 7 pm. Chris
tian Endeavor Societies meet.
Mrs. Guy H. Goodman will enter
tain the Mother Gordon Glass at s
pm. Monday. The Brotherhood
Club will meet Tuesday.
At II am. Wednesday a meeting
Of the Woman's Society will be held.
At 8 pm. Wednesday the pastor
will speak at the fifth lenten mid
week service on "Techniques for
Living With a Sense of Sin" A
social Will follow. At 9:15 the
Church Council will meet.
The 14th annual banquet of the
Young Peoples Christian Endeavor
Society will be held at $50 on Sat-
urday. The speak will be the
Rev. Ben T. CoWle minister of
religious education : the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian hurch. New
officers will be insta I'd.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Lenten Season Series
By Dr.. Bernard Bruskump

THE Spiritual Disciplnes" will
be the subject of DR.. Bernard Bras
kamp, pastor of the Gunton- Temple
Memorial Presbyterian Church, to-
morrow at IL am. This will be his
fourth sermon in the lenten series
on Aspects Of the Spiritual" The
service will also include a brief
children's sermon by DR.. Braskamp
and music by the Junior Choir.
The Sunday Evening Club and the
Young Peoples Society will hold a
joint meeting at 6:45 pm. Miss
Elizabeth Redelstein will tell of her
experiences in China as a mis-
sionary.
On Thursday at 7:45 pm, there
will be the annual meeting of the
church which will include election
OF trustees. This meeting will be
preceded by dinner at $50, spon-
sored by the Finance Committee of
the Women's Guild.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Presbyterian Groups in
.WWDC Bible Quiz

Bible students from two Presby-
terian Churches will meet tonight
at sos o'clock in the weekly Bible
knowledge contest over Station
WWDC.
A team from Fourth Presbyterian
Church will be composed of William
C. Bond. Mrs. R. McCutchen and
Mrs. P. Weber; Wallace Memorial
United Presbyterian Church, Miss
Evelyn Webb. Mrs. Lee Nickle and
Mrs. Ted Belote. Evangelist Dale
Crowley will be in charge.
"The Mystery of Iniquity" will
be the subject of the Rev. Mr. Crow
lev's radio message tomorrow over
WWDC at 1890 am.
On Monday at 6:45 IN. his theme
will be, "A Christian Witness"
The Bible Roundtable will pre-
sent Monday at pm. discussion
by a group of local ministers Of
What the Bible Teaches About
Regeneration" Participating in the
broadcast will be the Rev w. F.
Wright, pastor of Douglas Memorial
Methodist Church; the Rev. w H.
Brown. pastor of Cherrvdale Bap-
tist Church, and the Rev. c. E.
Hawthorne. pastor of Wallace Me-
mortal United Presbyterian Church.
The bibles for Soldiers" program
is Thursday at $50 pm, sponsored
by the Gideons.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Free, but for What!'
Is Dr.. Lenski's Topic
Al Grace Lutheran
Lenten Activities to
Continue at Church
Throughout Week

Sundays services at Grace Luthe.
ran Church will usher in a week
of lenten activities. At IL am. DR.
Gerhard E. Lenski will preach or
"Free-But for WHAT" Tribute will
be paid to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Ballauf who are celebrating their
golden wedding anniversary Sunday
and who both have been members
Of the church for the past so years
At 7 pm. special service Of
baptism for a class of adults will be
held. DR.. Lenski will give a brief
address on The Significance OF
Baptism"
The Junior League will meet at
Z pm.
At pm. Monday union lenten
services will be held with other local
Lutheran churches cooperating
under the auspices of the Lutheran
Ministerial Association The guest
preacher will be DR.. Otto Bostrom
pastor of Gustavus Adolphus
Lutheran Church of New York City
DR.. Harold Beatty of the George
town Lutheran Church will assist in
the liturgical service The senior
choir of Grace Church will present
special lenten music.
At pm. Wednesday DR.. Lenski
will offer the fourth in his sermon
series entitled: "Unforgettable
Truths from the Lenten Story
His special theme will be The Need
and Nature of Vicarious Sacrifice"
Evening star., 1942-03-14
ST. PauI's Lutheran
Will Hear Sermon
On Faith or Folly

Faith or Folly" the fourth Of a
lenten series on The Riches of
God" will be the theme of Dr. Hen
ry w. Snyder at IL am. tomorrow at
St. Paul's Lutheran Church. Will
liam B. Schaeffer, assistant to the
pastor, will preach at pm. on
''Light-Hearted Guests" The Mems
Club will attend the evening service.
The union Lutheran lenten Serv-
ice will be held in Grace Lutheran
Church at 8 pm. Monday. DR.. Otto
BoStron, pastor of Gustavus Adol-
phus Lutheran Church, New York
City, will be the speaker.
The Stirewalt Society will meet at
$50 pm. Tuesday.
The Red Cross sewing group will
meet from II to 8 o'clock Wednes-
day. DR.. Snyder will meet the
catechetical class at pm. Open
house will be held for young people
at 8 pm.
DR.. Snyder will address the Luther
Club at George Washington Univer-
sity wednesday night on christian
ity and Social Life"
A community lenten service will
be held in Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church at 8 pm. Thursday. Dr.
Charles P. Wiles, editor of the Luth-
eran Church School Board, will be
the speaker.
The Washington Lutheran Mis-
sionary Union will meet at 80 pm.
Friday in Zion Lutheran Church.
The Rev. Musser D. White, assistant
pastor of ST. Marks and Incarnation
Church, will speak.
Evening star., 1942-03-14

cent of the population, attended the
week-long mission.
Wheeling, w. Va, had the largest
attendance with $4,000 for the week; !;
Madison, Wis, was second with
10000 and Johnstown, Pa, third
with $4,000.
The war, apparently. had little
effect on mission attendance. Ac-
cording to DR.. Jesse M. Bader, head
of the Federal Councils Department
of Evangelism, some defense workers
and service men were prevented
from participating in the missions.
but their absence made only minor
dents in the overall attendance.
Commenting on the accomplish
ments of the National Christian
Mission, DR.. Bader noted that the
enterprise was instrumental in ef-
fecting the appointment of COM
mittee to inaugurate a system Of
weekday religious education in the
public schools of Vicksburg. Miss;
in establishing councils of churches
at Lynchburg, Va. and Wheeling, w.
Va; and in setting up an adult
Christian council and an interracial
council at Coffeyville, Kans.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
ErookIond Methodist

At II am DR.. S. Paul Schilling
will preach on Give Us This Day
Our Daily Bread" the fifth of a
s0ries on the Lords praper. At
rm., in a series of interpretations
G great paintings on the life of
Christ, he will preach on Hofmann' S
Christ and the Rich Young Man"
The Youth and Young Adult Eel
lCwShips and the intermediate
League will meet at pm, the
Junior League at pm.
The Young Adult Fellowship will
meet Tuesday at 8 pm. The
Woman's Society will meet at noon.
The fifth session of the Lenten
Institute will be held Thursday
Following a fellowship supper at
6:15, the Rev. WILDER Wilson OF
Mount Vernon Place Church will
discuss The Family and Leisure
Time; DR.. Schillng will lead a dis
Cussion of What Shall We Believe
About Suffering?";; and Miss Mar
garet Thomas, director of Christian
education at Woodside Church will
guide a group of boys and girls in
Choosing Life Ideals" The guest
preacher at pm. will be the Rev
Edward G. Latch of Metropolitan
Memorial Methodist Church.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Christian Science

Substance" is the subject Of the
lesson sermon in all the Churches of
Christ, Scientist, tomorrow, at II
m. and pm. Sunday school is at
II am. All are invited to attend
the church services including the
Wednesday evening meetings at 8
o'clock.
Among the citations which COM
prise the lesson-sermon is the fol-
lowing from the Bible: Through
faith we understand that the worlds
we're framed by the word Of God. so
that things which are seen were not
made of things which do appear
(Hebrew xi.3D
The lesson sermon also includes
the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook, Science
and Health with Key to the Scrip
lures, by Mary Baker Eddy: Spirit
is the only substance, the invisible
and indivisible infinite God. Things
spiritual and eternal are substantial.
Things material and temporal and
insubstantial." page 335).
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Ninth Street Christian
Attendance Contest

In the interests Of increasing the
Sunday school attendance, the
Ninth Street Christian Church will
launch tomorrow a western round
up contest The entire school will be
divided into two ranches, the Red
Circle and the Blue Circle, with
Ranch Superintendents Leroy Owens
and Ernest Elwood, jr.. in charge.
All contestants will be given bring
one button to wear. AS new mem
bers are brought into the school
these buttons may be exchanged for
those bearing the caption, "Brot
One" "Brot Two" or for as many
as the contestants may bring.
The toward Calvary" campaign
continues. A white cross is almost
covered with nearly 800 blood-red
commitment cards bearing the
name of church members and the
words. Il walk with Him toward
Calvary" The Rev. Carroll C.
Roberts will preach Sunday morn
ing on THE Call Of Calvary" and
at 7:45 pm. on The Glory Of His
Gospel" this being the third sermon
in the glory series
Evening star., 1942-03-14
DouoIus Memorial Methodist

God in Christ" will be the topic
at II am. tomorrow. The pm.
service will include a gospel message
and familiar hymn sing. The Rev.
William F. Wright will preach at
both services The Young Peoples
Epworth League and Sunday Night
Guild will meet at pm. The Rev
Mr.. Wright will be the speaker at
the latter. DR. Edward L. Bunce,
minister at st. Johns Methodist
Church, Baltimore, Md, will speak
Thursday night. On Friday at 8
pm. the young people of the East
Washington District will hold their
District Night and the tableax
Christ in Gethsemane" will be pre-
sented by the young people from
Petworth Methodist Church.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
DR.. Sdd|er 10 Speak
AT National Baptist
Mission Service
On the Way With Christ
Will Be Subject of
The Rev. Mr.. Smith

At the National Baptist Memorial
Church tomorrow morning DR.
George w. Sadler, secretary of the
Southern Baptist Foreign Mission
Board 1or Europe, Africa and the
Near East, will speak. The service
will mark the closing of the School
of Missions.
The Rev. A. Lincoln Smith, as
sistant pastor, will preach in the
evening on "On the Way With
Christ" j. Lee Aston. deacon and
treasurer of the church, will assist
In the service. The ordinance of
baptism will be observed.
The missionary circles will meet
as follows on Tuesday: 1890 pm,
Olive Love, with Mrs Elizabeth Will
liams; Mary Ellen Dozier, with Mrs.
Fred Blair; Thomasine Allen, with
Mrs. David G. Thompson; Florence
Rowland, with Mrs. S. Franklin
Gardner. At l pm, Alice Speiden
Moore, with Mrs. j. M. Young;
Mildred Dixon, with Mrs. c. NJ
Young. At 1870 pm. Kathleen NAL
iorv, with Mrs. Donald R. Gill; DR..
Marion Criswell with Mrs. L. M.
Rice; Jennie Reilly, with Mrs. c. L.
Eichner; Elizabeth Jackson john
son. with Mrs G. H. Schwartz.
The High School Bible Discussion
Group, under the leadership of
Howard Rees, student secretary, will
meet at $3.50 pm. Tuesday.
The Bible School Board will meet
at 6:45 pm. Thursday and the
Pastors Glass for Boys and Girls at
Gpm.
The Teachers and Officers Glass
will meet at 7:45 pm. Thursday.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Church of Our Savior

At 7:30 am, celebration OF the
holy communion; at II am. morn
ing prayer and sermon by the Rev.
Alvin Lamar Wills. At $50 pm.
the Young Peoples Fellowship and
at 7:45 pm. a round table service.
The guest speaker will be the Rev.
DR.. G.. MacLaren Brydon. historiog-
rapher of the Diocese of Virginia
His subject will be The Beginnings
Of the Episcopal Church in America
and Their Development in Vir-
ginia'
At 7:45 pm. on Tuesday, Tenten
service. The guest preacher will be
the Rt. Rev. Noble Cilly Pow
ell, Bishop Coadjutor Of the Diocese
of Maryland.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Hungarian Federation
At Grace Reformed

The Rev. Calvin H. Wingert, pas
tor of Grace Reformed Church. will
preach on The Christians Pass
over" at II am. The G. E. Societies
meet at $50 pm.
On Monday at $50 pm, the Hun
garian Reformed Federation will
hold holy communion service in
this church. Ministers to partici-
pate are: The Rev. Calvin H. Win
CERT. Washington. D. c.; DR.. Francis
Ujlaki, Toledo, Ohio; DR.. Louis Nam
assy, Ligonier, Pa; DR.. Charles
Vincze, Perth Amboy, N. j.; the
Rev. Charles Papp, New Brunswick
N. j.: the Rev. Edmund Vasvary
Washington. D. c.; the Rev. George
Borshy Kerekes, Washington, D. C
Evening star., 1942-03-14
TheosophicoI Society

Spiritual Lessons From Nature
is the subject of a lecture by Mrs
Harriet B. Mercer at 1916 H street
NV. at 8 pm. tomorrow. At $50
pm. the Christian Mystic Glass
topic, The Unpeaceful Pacific and
the Part 1t Will Play in the Com
ing Age"
On Wednesday, 8 pm, members
meeting. Thursday, 8 pm, Prag-
matte Glass in working theosophy
Friday. 8 pm. concentration and
meditation. Open house for all
students today after pm. ano
New Age group tonight at 8. The
convention of the Middle Atlantic
Federation will open Saturday.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Central Presbyterian

DR.. James H. Taylor will preach
In the morning on False Security"
end in the evening on Positive
Christianity"
The Westminster League will meet
at 5 pm. The fellowship for young
people will be held at pm. Young
people in the city who are looking
for church home are invited. After
this meeting the Christian Endeavor
viii meet.
The Red Cross unit will meet
Tuesday for all day work.
The Friday Night Glass for Young
People, under the instruction Of DR..
Iaylor. will have as the next topic,
The Reformation in England"
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Concordiu Lutheran

The topic of the Rev. Charles
Enders at IL m. will be Jesus the
Bread of Life"
The Sunday fellowship gathering
for welcoming strangers and service
men begins at pm. with a buffet
supper. A devotional service is held
at 7 pm, followed by a recreational
program
The Concordians celebrate their
fourth anniversary on Tuesday at
pm. with an anniversary party open
to the public.
In the lenten service on Wednes-
day the pastor will preach on
"Christ'S Self-Denial."
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Memorial United Brethren

DR.. Ira Sankey Ernst will preach
at IL am. on Christ the Divider of
Men" and at s pm. on "Legalism
Versus Religious Liberty" At pm
adult and high school Christian En-
deavor groups meet. and at II am
Junior Christian Endeavor.
The Junior Christian Endeavor
Union of the District of Columbia
will hold a union service tomorrow
at $50 pm. at this church.
! The Sunday School Board will
meet Monday at 8 pm.
The Ladies Air Society is serving
a roast beef dinner on Tuesday from
5 to Z pm. The public is invited.
The Booster Bible Glass will meet
Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Xenna Moseley.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Bishop james Freeman
To Confirm Class

The Right Rev. James E. Free
man, Bishop of Washington, will
confirm a class and preach at II
am. tomorrow at ST. Johns Church
Lafayette square. The full choir of
men and boys will sing.
Other services are 8 am, holy
communion; $50 am, holy COM
munion. the Rev. John G. Magee,
preacher: pm, service in French
the Rev. Mr. Liotard, preacher, and
8 pm, evening prayer, the Rev
Norman D. Goehring, preacher.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
The Week in Religion
Churches Map Principles
Of Postwar Society
BY Religious News Service.

The nearest thing to representative statement Of American re
opinion the churches the Nation
The statement adopted Protestant study
the auspices the Commission
Evening star., 1942-03-14
BpntrtnHtaI
Peniecostal
Holiness
10l5 D St. NE.
WINK $50 AN.
Sunday School
9.45 am.

REV. HUBERT T. SPENCE. Pastor.
Preaching, HOO sm.-7:45 pm.
Services Wed Fri. 7:45 pm.
THE Little Church With the Biz Welcome .
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-01
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lO.gGg Schulz, Carl Otto

10, i68 Schultz, Norman I.
10, $50 Schulz, Carl Otto
ll,52O Schultz. Charles
ll,773 Schultz. Frederick Robert
r. 85 Schulwitz, Walter Edward
1910 Schuster. Louis Edward
l2722 Schultz Arthur c.
ll746 Schutt. Frederick Tackles
ll.443 Schwaberow. Harry Herman
l2l84 Schwartz, Simon Michael
l84l Schwartz. Albert Frederick
1886 Schwartz. Edward William
1876 Schwartz. Martin George
y 338 Schwartz. William Henry
10, 33l Schwinke, Frederick Paul
l2.275 Scott. Clarence Leroy
10 582 Scott, James Lsmond
II 895 Scott, James Thomas
10 ga Scott, Stephen Arnold
l0.5s7 Scott. william Edward
l2.t72 Scully Orval Danes
1917 Searls. Claud
10 858 Sebert, Paul Julius
1882 SeCka, George Mateus
. 10 29i Sedora. Albert Edward
II 948 Seefried. Andrew
10000 Seeger, John Helmer
l0,943 Seeley, Arthur
70 83 Seelmann, Fritz
10 227 Seggie, John Ruthven
II 827 Seguin, Zenon Joseph
3 400 Seifferlein, Merrill william
1926 Seifferlein, Otto Henry
10 927 Seifferlein. Raymond Charles
ll,072 Sellars, Alfred Delbert
ll,4S8 Selke, Henry Herman
II 624 SeleSky, Michael Joseph
l2.5l6 SEEK, Walter William
y AS Semenos, Michael Walter
10 355 Semlow. Jake William
Is. GO4 Semmelroch, Karl G.
l3,4ll Semons, william Wesley
1855 Semrau. Herbert Albert
l0.570 Senter, Boyd Langdon
1854 Senter. Russell Walter
1919 Service, William Thomas
10 29h Seryinsky, Joseph Steven
l0.74l Serva. Michael Jerry
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