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The Apache sentinel., 1944-05-12
SPOTTING
The M.P.s

The NIP. Det. bade farewell to Capt.
Walter l.. Laws former Det Com
mander, on the parade ground Sat-
urday April 2S.
In the captains farewell address to
the MI he said. Il am proud of
the detachment and glad I've had the
opportunity to soldier with you. the
ultimate hope of every soldier after
all is to fight the enemy This is what
l have pointed for chance to go
overseas and get in the big show. L
only wish | could take all of you with
me. (Here is your chance, Cpl.
Broolls.) 1t. Davis will be your COM
pany commander and / want you to
give to him the same whole hearted
cooperation that you gave me- | wish
| had time to shake each of you by
the hand" Good hunting. Capt.
Laws)
The transfer to Special Unit No. 1
last week for training affected the
following men of the detachment:
Pies. Charles White, Willie T. May,
Lord ID. Houston Lonnie White. Rus
sci Neales. James Young Willie SAT-
fold, Perry J. Ward. Willie j. Wilson,
and Pfc. Milton Bell.
1t. Davis and LIST Sgt Battles are
depending on the new men to replace
and carry on in place of the men that
We're transferred SO get on the ball,
fellows. The parade and inspection
We're good Wednesday, but there is
still room for improvement. The only
way to eliminate so many practice
drills is to get on the ball and stay
there. t''t
M/Sgt. Eddie Stewart has two hob-
bies-WACs and ping pong. l will take
care of the ping pong, sergeant.
Sgt. Bernice DaCosta detailed with
the M.P.s in Fry Gate Office. is an
efficient NIP. in her line, and pre-
fers the M.Ps to the WACs. That's
life for you. The M.Ps prefer the
WACs. How about it. Sgt Tomlin?
Sure hope l can get my furlough
June 1St.
BE spotting you.
CPL. GRIFFITH.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-05-12
. The Pill Rollers
Stotion Hospitals
Nos. | and 2

Iiowdy! Howdy! Howdy! The OF
bird" has to sorta straighten up
and fly right since the last seven
brights," when Lit. H. NJ. McNeal took
oEer Detachment Area No. L. All the
fellows are stepping along like SOL
diers to the snappy cadence of their
new drill master. 1t G. d. Merricl
claims his boys on the No. 2 side are
on the ball, too. All the folks i'm up
per Huaehuca better brush up on their
drill before the ''Pill Rollers run over
them at the next parade
Hey! Has anyone seen Mr.. Ripley.
the Believe 1t or Not" Man? There's
a scoop waiting for hinf if he wishes
to make note of Joe Jordan (the bad
feet KIDD romping and stomping at
.sthe hop last Wednesday in the city of
Tucson. The company commander,
Capt Saunders and wife, We're among
athe socialites who really enjoyed
themselves. Ella Fitzgerald. Cootie
Villains and The Spots We're frantic.
Twas great, follls-'twas great OF
course Joe had to throw away his
shoes and was pounding the bricks in
his stocking feet Monte Carlo Fred
Luke has dood it some again. This
time the Dugout in Tucson fell heir
to the great kid
{ That grand combination of OVerton
4 Baynard seems to be on the verge
of bankruptcy. Don't see why you
fellows are getting so excited since
that cute little WAC joined the faith
ers" kingdom. If the OF man wants.
to let her dig what's going on-then
you birds quite squawkin' and beefin'.
One question Which one of you
bought the diamond for the little lady?
There's always time for the Chaplain
to perform the ceremony-but who's
to be the head man in the show?
Mountain States Telepone Company
will have to put in a private phone
at receiving office No. /. There have
been so many calls for Sgt. Nesbitt
(not officiaD that the office is in need
of a phone for the transaction of
stheir business.
Congratulations Galloway! Glad
you've decided to take up a trade.
Your wanting to beat on people
should make you an excellent Carpen-
ter. Pierre didn't like the way you
were treated when that sharp Jose
phine drilled in and took poppa on
that all day pass. Say Basil, We're
you shucking when you said that you
could fry steak on my little fran S
head because she was SO warm? Real
Iy don't believe it--Do you. George?
When in the city of Fry stop in and
visit T/Sgt. Hughes at Moms Sand
witch Shop-neXt door to the Army
Store. 'Tis fine place to scott. De-
licious meals and reasonable prices.
The place is rect follls-really rect
Drop in and find out for yourselves.
In the spring a young mans fancy
, turns to love and so it is with G.
Mitchell. Powell has buzZed the bird
that he will act as best man if there s
no objection on Taylor's part. What S
the matter, Clarence your wanting
to leave Transportation to go to Med
ical Supply? Wonder why? Twas
reported that another cute little WAC
IS in Medical Supply is telling a fine
love Storrie these days. Is it true
Carl? From the way you boys are
carrying on the Chaplain will be a
pretty busy man in the near future.
The "Bird" finds no more news for
. Mr. and Mrs. Public so he'll just fly
to his nest and pick up on few
winks before going to press. Adios.
THE ROBIN
The Apache sentinel., 1944-05-12
S-Sgt. Audrey Washington
Honored at Birthday Party

Lovely ladies and escorts all gath
cred at the USO on Saturday night,
April 20, to celebrate the natal day
of SISgt. Audrey Washington of the
29th Special Service Company.
Those who joined in the merriment
were SGT and Mrs. HoskinS, Pfc.
and Mrs. Hill, Sgt and Mrs. Alex
ander. Pvt. and Mrs. Johnson, Pvt.
and Mrs. Walker, Cpl. and Mrs.
trent Miss Evelyn Horn and others.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-05-12
Pvt. Lorenzo Hill Wins First
Place in Bridge Tournament

Pvt. Lorenzo Hill is still winner at
the weekly Bridge Tournament held
each Thursday night at the USO
Club. Bridge fans really take over
the lobby on this night. Even though
the soldiers are still ahead, Mrs.
Doris Moore ran for second prize.
The "booby" prize went to Sgt. Leon
Bennett.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-05-12
9th sc installations Aid In
Conservation of War Material

A steady flow of more than lOO0,-
900 pounds of "detinnable" scrap is
shipped monthly to detinning COM
pa1ieS from Ninth Service Com
mand Army installations in compli-
ance with War Department policies
to conserve critical war materials,
it was announced today at Fort
Douglas, Utah.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-05-12
Per Annum Civilian War
Bond Purchases Increase

Steady increases in War Bond purchases by Fort uachuca
civilian employees indicated in the tabuaed for per
employees for the payroll period beginning April and
ending April &c. lo44 The report submitted for publication
by 1t. Stephen c. Waggoner War Bond Officer, follows:
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RADIO
WMFD Wilmington
l400 KC

THURSDAY, JANUARY "a
amily Altar Rev. J. A. SulG-
van.
7:45-Musical Clock.
S:ou-Daily War Journal with Martin
8:15-Musical Clock.
S:3o--Blue News Correspondents at
Home and Abroad.
8:45-Rosa Rio.
y:oo-The Breakfast Club with Don
Mcneil.
10:00-"Sweet River
le:15-Singo.
l0:30-March of Dimes Talk Wilbur
Dosher, Postmaster.
lC:351Let's Dance.
l:0O-Breakfast at Sardi's
ll:ou-->,lI Martyn, News.
=. ., ...lE should Be Fun.
L GENERALIZATION Period - Rev. j. 4.
l2:15- -FOUR Neighbor - Alma
Kitchell.
IL :30--..u1 Farm and Home Hour.
1:0O-oauknage.
1:l5-Musical Interlude.
l:3o-Between the Bookends with Ted
1:45-Congress Shall Make No Law.
2:OO-Rodriguez and Switzerland.
2:15-The Mystery Chef.
s:30-Ladies Be seated.
o.UU-jSAls,o ny lNO1 tOii @SWICJs
3:15-My True Story.
3:45-Treasury Star Parade Fourth
Loan Drive.
4:00-blue Frolics.
4:30-Time, Views the News.
4:45-The Sea Hound.
S :00-Hop Harrigan.
S :15-U. P. News.
S:301Jungle Jim.
S :45-Health Program.
b:OU-1erry and the Pirates.
6 :15-Sports.
c:25-News Wilmington Star-News.
6:30-Sundown Serenade.
6:45-Henry J. Taylor and the News
7:000-Camp Davis Show.
7:30-Shipyard Revue.
S:O0-Watch the World Go By.
8:15-Treasury Star Parade.
6:30-Americas Town Meeting Of the
Air.
s:30-Victory Parade Of Spotlight Bands.
9:55-March of Dimes Ppm.
10:00-Raymond Gram Swing.
lO:15-Listen to Lulu.
20 :30-Wings to Victory.
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AS rule, male horse has 40
teeth, while mare has only Sc.
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RIVER CHANNEL
MAY BE WIDENED

Present legislation proposes as a
postwar project improvements to
anchorage basin and widening of
the Cape Fear river channel from
Wilmington to the bar from 300 to
200 feet and an increase to 80 feet
in depth at mean low water, ac-
cording to statement received
Wednesday from Rep. J. Bayard
Clark, of Washington.
Representative Clark expressed
the belief that this Legislation will
pass within the next few months"
The Cape Fear river channel is
now 30 feet deep at mean low water
and 300 feet wide, and accommo-
dates large ocean steamers draw
ing 80 feet. Average tides in the
lower river range from as feet at
the mouth to 81 feet at Whining
ton.
The Cape Fear river project has
been under improvement since
1929. From rort for local and
coastwise shipping, limited to very
small vessels, the Port of Whining
ton has developed into one OF the
leading South Atlantic seaports,
accommodating vessels from all
parts of the world. Large termi-
mails, a shipyard, and allied indus
trial plants have been constructed,
al of which have proved invalu-
able during the years since Pearl
Harbor and will again be available
in peace time for the distribution
Ct a large volume of commerce
through the Port of Wilmington to
various points in the southeastern
United States.
Persons informed and Interested
in development of the Port OF Will
looked upon the proposed
legislation as one OF the most inn
portant postwar steps in develop
ment of the Port Of Wilmington.
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FAMILY HAS RECORD FOR
LAND OWNERSHIP

WAYNESBORO, Va. RHProb-
ably the record for family owner
ship of a single piece of property
in this part of Virginia goes to the
Stiegel family, descendants Of the
originators of the famous Stiegel
glass. The family has kept farm
near New Hope for the past 1873
years.
Grover C. Stiegel of Waynesboro
farmed the land until this past
spring when his mother, Mrs.
Charles B. Stiegel, died. The farm
equipment was sold at public auc-
ton, and in order to settle the
estate, the home was put on the
block, but a great grandson Of the
first oWner-Jacob Stiegel-was
the high bidder SO the land will
stay in the family.
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Smoothly fitting and slimming is
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Pattern 9421 has just enough bo-
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Pattern 1921 may be ordered
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10, AZ, "A, 46, and 49,: Size So re-
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Send TWENTY CENTS in coins
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Send TEN CENTS extra for new
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Eastern War Time P. M.-Subtract One
Hour for CWT., 2 Hrs. for MWT.
{ Changes in programs as listed due to
corrections by networks made too
late to incorporate.)
5:l5-Portia Faces Life, Drama - nbc
Dick Tracy. Detective Serial blu
Fun with Dunn, Eddie Dunn chs
Archie Andrews, Riddles Serial - mbs
5:30-Just Plain Bill, Dramatic - nbc
The Landt Trio Singing Along - chs
The Jack Armstrong Serial - blu-east
The Sea Hound in repeat bluwest
s:45-Front Page Farrell Serial nbc
Captain Midnight's Serial - blu-east
American Women, Drama Series chs
Serial Series for Riddles mbs-basic
6;0o-News Report for is Minis. nbc
Children's Dramatic Skit, Daily - blu
Quincy Howe and News Time - chs
Prayer; Comment on the War - mbs
6:15-Serenade to America; Talk nbc
Captain Tim Healy, Spy Story blu
Lyn Murray Chorus, Orchestra chs
Lanny and Ginger with Songs - mbs
6:3O-Jeri Sullavans Song Show chs
Jack Armstrong; repeat = bu-west
News Time and Volney Hurd mbs
To Be Announced Us NO. = blu-basic
Capt. Midnight in repeat - blu-west
World News and Commentary chs
Repeat of Riddles Serial - other mbs
z :00-Fred Warnings Time nbc-baslc
Nero Wolfe. Detective Drama hin
II Love A Mystery" Dramatic - chs
Fulton Lewis, Jr., Comments mbs
7:15-World War via Broadcast =
Dateline, War Correspondents chs
The johnson Family, a Serial mos
7:3o-Tropicana Out of Chicago nbc
Lone Ranger Drama of the West - blu
It's Friday on Broadway cbs-basic
Dance Music Orchestra cbs-Dixie
To Be Announced go mins.) - RIBS
7:45-Kaltenborn and Comment - nbc
8:00-Lucille Manners, DR.. Black nbc
The Kate Smith Variety Show chs
To Be Announced (15 minutes) - blu
Sam Batter Comments on Wan blu
s:15-The Parker Family Drama - blu
Fulton Oursler News Answers - mbs
8:30-All Time Hit Parade Tunes - nbc
Meet Your Navy, Great Lakes blu
To Be Announced go mins.) - mbs
S:55-Five Minutes News Period chs
9:00-Abe Lyman's Waltz Time nbc
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WRITTEN FOR AND RELEASED BY CENTRAL PRESS ASSOCIATION

l cannot wait to see them behind
oars"
please, Manuelita," the singer
insisted. Il want you to wait. Just
until after Wednesday, when they
will be back"
And when Richard Blythe will
be back also," she was thinking.
But Richard Blythe was back
sooner. 1t was almost midnight
when Mallory saw him in on upper
hallway of the Montecito.
Ito Be Continued)
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CHAPTER THIRTY-ONE

Mallory laughed so hard, when
Carlos said that he and Manuellta
did not trust John and William
anith, that her guests were puz-
sied. The brown eyes Of her two
Mexican friends and the shreWd
blue ones of Sandy rested upon the
blond girl with unblinking stares.
She did not blame them; hysteria
was predominant in the sound OF
her intense amusement.
Prism entered with the Bacardi
cocktails, passed them hurriedly to
the guests, then stopped beside her
mistress. Take one!'' she COM
manded softly.
Manuelita lifted her glass. ITO
our North American friends"
And to our Latin-American
ones" added Sandy, with an easy
grace.
Manuelita's glance rested on his
zee while she took the first sip of
her drink. But Carlos glance rest
ed on Mallory's face, making
everything, she decided gratefully,
just about perfect.
Thankful for the cocktail Prism
had showed into her hand, Mallory
took a deep sip. 1t steadied her.
She was searching her mind for a
suitable and safe topic when her
accompanist addressed her.
Tell us, Pet, just why were you
bubbling like demented Dinorah
minute ago Who are these
strange brothers who cause such
commotion?"
Mallory did not get chance to
answer. The somewhat stunned ST.
lence of both Manuelita and Carlos
came to an end.
"They are social Climbers" said
the Mexican girl. scattingly. Her
beautiful olive face showed horror
'They are the aspirin sales
men" said Carlos in what for him
was unusually fast English, with
too much money to be only the
aspirin salesmen.'
Manuelita leaned forward. They
make mysterious trips"
Eyes echoed Carlos, excitedly,
they are the most suspicious
characters.
They are murderers." Mallory
5al-er's voice was so calm that it
he'd cleanliness.
Once AGAIN her three guests
ere spellbound. Sandy recovered
"~c' MALLORY dear" he chastised
,ept1v, this is not the time for
iofes. Your friends do not under
faod your deadpan humor as Ii
. Me-" He guestured helrlesslv
toward the young Mexican girl,
but continued to speak to the sing
az You did not tell me the last
naraes of your guests, so 1 shall
c>i' them Manuelita and Carlos"
IN spite Of her perturbation,
Man''eli-a took time for a fleet
smile and to say, II want you to
call me Manuelita."
Carlos said nothing. His eyes
We're VIDE as ne watched his host
ess. She, in turn, watched the rim
Of her cocktail glass.
Take it easy with the kidding.
Mallory. Your guests are serious"
And SO am l." The blond girl
finished her drink and clasped her
news tightly. 1t is true. Sandv."
Carlos handsome features were
thou oNtful. Yes, it could be so
poesi lie. They are cruel men,"
I'VE know so WELL" seconded
Ma elita. They managed an in
Wit" ton to our rancho. We were
having dozens over a weekend.
M father caught John abusing one
Of our horses" She smiled, a dis
tir"flv unpleasant smile. II think
nv ather woulN have liked. right
the, to do little murder him
SELF But he did not murder him
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JUST LIKE GRAMA USED
TO BAKE

RYE, Colo. R-Joh Robin. sig
nal corps officer now in the Solo
mons, recently was interviewing a
young medical officer, he related
in a letter.
Robin and the medical officer
were discussing cake. The young
medic said the best coffee cake
maker in the world was a woman
in Tulsa, Okla.
She turned out to be Robin's
grandmother.
-V--
The first English Bible was
,oy;,o+aJ IN 1EoS
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CONSIDERABLE ODDS

PAIGNTON, England REDon't
bother trying to figure the odds,
but the bridge foursome at this
Devonshire village, each received
a full suit on a deal. A mathema-
tician has calculated the chance
Of such a happening as 1926, 1877
406, 1876, 366, 1863, 3O1, 559, 999 to l.
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Over The Networks
THURSDAY. JANUARY q


Eastern War Time P. M.-Subtract One
Hour for CWT., Hrs. for MWT.
Changes in programs as listed due to
corrections by networks made too
late to incorporate.)
= Tito Drap,o
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-03-16
Combs Awarded
''Purple Heart

News has been received here
that Pfc. Ray V. Combs, of Smeth-
port, has been awarded the Pur-
pie Heart decoration for gallan-
try in action. Pfc. Combs is in q
hospital somewhere in Italy, af-
ter serving in the North African
and Sicilian campaigns.
Latest reports say that he is
getting along fine. The War De
partment has notified his parents
that they will be kept informed
about his condition.
Pfc. Combs is one of three
brothers in service. They are the
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Vance
Combs, of Smethport, and are as
follows: Pvt. Chester w. Combs
who entered the service in Feb
ruary, 1941 and is now in Hawaii
Cpl. Joseph H. Combs, who enter
ed service in April, 1941, and is
now in England.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-03-16
Making Check
On Grocery Stores
Countrywide Survey Is Being
Made OF Food Stores For
Prices

A drive to mobilize price con-
troll forces among retailers and
consumers in Ashe county is now
being launched under the direc-
ton of the local war price and ra-
tioning board.
The program calls for about II
of price panel representatives to
conduct a survey of every food
store in this area with the main
objection of helping retailers to
understand necessary price con-
troll requirements.
In the survey, 10 popular mar
ket-basket food items will be
checked for selling and ceiling
prices. A second check, about
two weeks later, will be made of
all food stores where price viola
tons were discovered on the first
CONTINUED On Page Four)
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-03-16
DIR. Robert King
Will Return To
Central Africa
Quits Health Department Al
ter Nearly Five Years OF
Service

DR.. Robert R. King, district
health officer for Ashe, Allegh-
any and Watauga counties an
nounced yesterday that he would
leave March % for New York
and would sail from there to
Africa, via Lisbon.
He plans to take up mis- work
again as a medical missionary
under the Southern Presbyter-
ian Mission Board in the Belg-
ian Congo.
He served in this area for a
number of years, but returned
to this country several years
ago because of the i'll health OF
his late wife.
DR.. King has served efficiently
as health officer of three counties
since the departments were
started in Ashe, Allegheny and
Watauga in 1888. He has made
his home at Boone since 1885.
AS far as it could be learned
yesterday, no one has been
appointed to succeed him as
health officer.
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DIR. C.. C.. Weaver
Coming Sunday
To Preach At Chestnut Hill:
Mrs. Weaver To Speak AT
Natha1's Creek

DR.. c. c. Weaver, formerly of
this county, and District Super
intendent of the Winston-Salem
District of the Methodist church,
will preach at the Chestnut Hill
Methodist church on Sunday,
March 10 at HOO o'clock a. m.
After the service, DR.. Weaver
will hold the second quarterly
conference for the Laurel Springs
charge, at which time a report
will be given by the various
churches of the circuit.
The public is cordially invited
to hear DR.. Weaver at this time.
Mrs. Weaver, who is president
of the Women's Society of Chris
tan Service of the Western North
Carolina Conference, will speak
at the Nathan's Creek Methodist
church on Saturday evening at
800 o'clock.
Mrs. Weaver, who is we'll in
formed on the subject, will speak
on the woman's work of the
Methodist church.
The public is invited to be pres
ent on both occasions.
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Special Meetings Are
Planned For Dairy
Farmers OF County
Eight-point Program For In
creasing Milk Production
To BE Sc

Plans were co-npl this week
for holding series u eetfngs
throughout the county to encour-
age increase in milk production,
vital to the war effort.
The meetings as announced by
Roy H. Grouse, county agent, will
open on Monday and continue
through Friday. All milk pro-
ducers in the county are urged to
attend their nearest meeting.
The schedule is as follows:
March 100000 a. M, Bethel
church, Nettle Knob; loo p. m,
Cheeks Store, Idlewild; 7:3O p. m.
Idlewild school.
March 21-1O:O0 a m, Mill
Creek School, Todd; 100 p. M,
Continued on Page Four)
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Rev. p. I'll. Haire
Funeral Today

Funeral service will be held
this afternoon at the Big Flats
Baptist church at two o'clock for
the Rev. Perry H. Haire, IS, of
West jefferson, who died at his
home on Tuesday, March IA. Rev.
Carol Burkett will be in charge.
Burial will follow at the church
cemetery.
Rev. Mr.. Hare, who was ma
tive of Iredell county, the son of
Perry H. Haire and Madaglene
Hare, was we'll known retired
Baptist minister of this county.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Lucy Haire and the following
daughters: Mrs. G. T. Greer, Mrs.
Winnie Church, Mrs. c. E .Trivett
and Miss Minnie Hare.
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Jury List Drawn
For April Court
Scheduled To Open April IL;
Judge HOyle Sink To
Preside

The spring term of superior
court, for the trial of criminal
cases of Ashe county, is scheduled
to open April II with Judge
Hoyle Sink, presiding.
The names of the following
were drawn for jury service:
Emory Osborne, M. K. Osborne,
M. M. West, w. P. Sturgill, H. E.
Bell, Theodore Hudler, John R.
Coward, D. w. Graham, o. r.
Hart.
Smith McNeill, Conley Thomp-
son, Gather Poe, Joe Emmerson,
H. c. Barlow, Kemper Douglass,
r. L. Massey, c. A. Dishman,
Chas. F. Caldwell.
Bert Price, w. R. GRAPHICAL, E.
w. Miller, Carl Tedder, Ovan A.
Grogan, w. S. Shatley, Fred
Brown, Warner Porter, Lee Wad-
dell.
Paul Hodgson, Wiley Bowers,
James Landreth, B. G. Permitting
Continued on Page Four)