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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-15
Annual Camp Meeting
Will Open At Mt.
Lake Park June 80

The siXty-second annual meeting of
the Mountain Lake Park Holiness
Camp Meeting association, interde-
nominational in character, will be held
at Mountain Lake Park from Friday,
June 80, through July 9, it has been
announced by Rev. |. E. Steyer, of
Charleston, w. Va, secretary. The
first meeting will be held Friday eve
ming, June 80, at s o'clock, in the
auditorium.
Two new workers are listed this
year as evangelsts, Dr.. Harry Den
man and Rev. James Gibson. Dr.
Dcnman, of Nashville, Tenn, is exec
utive secretary of the General Com
mission on Evangelism of the Meth
odist church. He is a layman who
holds an honorary degree of Doctor
of Divinity. He was born in Birming-
ham. Ala, and lived there until 1895
when he was elected Secretary of
Evangelism in the Board of Missions
of the former Methodist Episcopal
Church South He holds an MA. and
B.A. degree from Birmingham South
ern College and was business manager
of the First Methodist church, Birm-
ingham, for twenty years.
The other worker, Rev. Gibson, has
preached throughout the United
States and in parts of Canada and
Europe.
Other workers are Rev. and Mrs
Dee W. Cobb, children and youth
Loren and Mrs. Brecheisen, music;
Rev. N. l.. Casey, prayer meeting;
Rev. c. S. Thompson, peoples meet
ing; and Rev. J. B. Rupert, ring meet.
ing. Meetings are held daily from {
a. m. until 8 p. m.
Wednesday, July 5, has been dcsig.
mated as missionary Day" Mrs. G
Arnold Hodgin, representing the Ma
tional Holiness Missionary Society
will speak in the afternoon. The Ken
lucky Mountain work will be repre-.
scented by Miss Genclle Day.
Officers of the Camp Meeting
group are DR.. O. H. Calls, Wilmore
Ky, president; Stanley Ashby, Crel
lin, president; Rev. |, E. Steyer
Charleston, w. Va, secretary; Rev. c
S. Thompson, Charleston, treasurer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-15
TO BEGIN 0ILINC
OF STATE ROADS
MONDAY, JUNE 10
Approximately Forty Miles OF
Highways On Schedule, Plus
Two Miles OF Streets

Employees of the State Roads Com
mission are prepared to start oiling
the state roads in Garrett county and
the streets of three municipalities, be-
ginning Monday, June 10, it was an
nounced by Harold f. Rock, in charge
of State Roads work in Garrett
county.
About forty miles of highways are
on the schedule plus about two miles
of streets in the towns of Oakland,
Loeb Lynn and Accident.
Mr.. Rock said he hoped to maintain
the following schedule:
U. S, route 80, Red House toward
German, about 4 miles, June 10 and
90; Oakland streets, June 20, 81;
route 80, Oakland Hutton, (shoulders)
about miles; Loeb Lynn streets,
June %; route 38, Deer Park toward
Kitzmiller, about 6 miles, June % to
81.
Route AZ, Blooming Rose-Penn line,
about miles, June % and %; route
AZ. Friendsvile toward route 219,
about five miles. June 80 to July 3;
route 219, Accident Keyser Ridge,
about miles, July 5 to 8; Accident
streets, July s; route 40, keyser
Ridge to Penn Line, about BIZ miles,
July 9. 10; route 495, GrantSvilc- Bit
finger, about s miles, July II to Is.
Detour Schedule
MIR. Rock pointed out that detours
would be necessary at some points
during this oiling and for the period
June 10 to June "a the following regu-
lstions would prevail concerning de-
tours:
U. S. route so, Red House toward
German, a miles, traffic maintained
with slight delays.
Route 80, Oakland toward Hutton,
APO miles; shoulders to be treated on
either side of pavement. Traffic main
tanned with slight delays.
Route 38, Deer Park kjtzmillcr
road. 5.S5 miles. Eastbound traffic to
turn left at Lakes Filling Station, to
Swanton. for $50 miles. from Swan
ton to top of mountain for distance of
2 miles. turn right at top of mountain
on an unimproved county road for dis
tance of miles to intersection of
route 3S. Traffic from kitzmiller to
reverse the procedure, Traffic will be
detoured on side street in Deer Park
while engaged in oiling through Deer
Park. Traffic to be maintained with
slight delays between Deer Park and
Lakes Filling station and also from
top of mountain toward kitzmiller
Detours will be posted, Mr.. Rock said
Reconstruction Job
It was announced also that l.6 miles
Of the Blooming Rose Markleysburg
road would receive a four-inch COM
pacted reconstruction surface, similar
to the one completed last year on the
Oakland Mt. Lake Park road, begin
ming about the middle of August. This
is the only construction job sched-
Uled for this summer and will cost in
the neighborhood of $4,000.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-15
Returned Missionary to Speak

The churches of the Garrett Baptist
Field have announced that DR.. w.
Dewey Moore, missionary to Italy.
will preach in the churches of the
Field this Sunday, June IS, DR.. Moore
Is missionary under the Foreign
Mission Board of the Southern Bap-
fist convention and with his wife and
family was stationed in Italy until
the war forced them to leave. DR..
Moore is considered an excellent
preacher and speaker Of unusual in
terest. He will be at the churches of
the Field at the following hours
Ferndale, 1000 a. M; Mountain Lake
Park, 1l:15 q. NJ, and Deep Greek,
500 p. N.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-15
Substitute Supervisor of Elec.
tiOns Appointed

Complying with recently enacted
law providing for the appointment of
substitute supervisors of elections in
the various counties of the State,
Governor O'Conor has made selec-
ton of men to represent the two MAJ or
parties following the submission of
four names forwarded to him by each
Of the Republican and Democratic
State Central Committees of Garrett
county.
The Republican appointee is BENZ,
f. Knepp, Red House, who has had
former experience as supervisor.
The appointment of the Democratic
substitute officer has not yet been an
Eounced, the reason for the delay in
making the appointment is also un-
known.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-15
Sgt. Schell In Prison
Camp Within Germany
Had Been Reported Missing In
Action Since April II

Staff Sergeant Harold Glenn Schell,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schell, of
near Oakland, who had been reported
missing in action somewhere over
Germany since April II, is prisoner
of war of the German government,
according to telegram from the gov
eminent received by Mr., and Mrs
Schell in Baltimore on Sunday.
Sgt. Schell enlisted in the Army Air
force January II, 1912, and was sent
to England on January 7, 1914. He
was d gunner on flying fortress
when reported missing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schell have been re-
siding in Baltimore where the former
is in defense work. Upon learning
that their son was safe they immedi-
ately communicated with this office.
1--WE are thankful. 1t has been try
ing time for us but thank God, he is
at least still living"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-15
Rudy Made President
OF Local Lions Club

Irwin r. Rudy was elected president
of the Oakland-M Lake Park Lions
club at the regular meeting on Mon
day evening, and will succeed J. C.
Davis, of Mt. Lake Park, retiring
president.
Others elected were Daniel P.
Smouse, first vice president; Hervey
L. Bittner, second vice-president;
John M. Jarboe, secretary treasurer;
j. Edward Helbig, tail twister;
Charles V. Harvey, lion tanner. New
directors named were Grover w.
Sncad and Harold H. Harmed.
Installation of the new officers will
take place on Monday evening, June
Goth.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-15
Town Officials
Are Reelected
At Bayard, W. Va.

The mayor, recorder and five
councllmen were all reelected In an
election at Bayard on June s, in which
the largest vote in ten years was cast,
Mayor f. +. Nine defeated G.. A.
Bomboy by a vote of 81 to 50, while
II. f. Fulk, recorder, received lis
votes to 40 for H. A. Wolfe.
Councilmen elected and votes they
received are-Lewis Clark. lO1; A.
5. May, 80; Charles Best, 1874; New
Rem. l06 and Charles Neel, lO5. Los
ing councilmen were NJ. w. Smith, IS:
W, Blackburn. So; Roy Layton, go; r.
Robert Kuhn, Sd.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-15
Bible School Classes
Will Begin ON Monday
Sessions Will Be In Methodist
Church Each Morning, Monday
Thru Friday, For 2 Weeks

The annual Daily Vacation Bible
school for children of Oakland and
vicinity, is scheduled to begin Monday
morning of next week, according to
announcement made by Rev. Minor
Sprague, director. All sessions of the
school will be held in the Methodist
church with all children of all the
churches and those not connected with
any church, welcome to attend.
Sessions will be held each morning.
Monday through Friday, for two
weeks, with a picnic on the second
Thursday and closing program on
Sunday night, July 2nd.
Sessions are from 900 until 1880.
1t has been roughly estimated that
pupils in vacation Bible schools OBJ
tain better than the equivalent of half
years Sunday school training, sup
plemcnting the latter to the child's
advantage.
In the school children will be taught
to find direction for living by know
ing and using their Bibles. They will
learn lessons by doing things; they
will have directive play; training in
religious art appreciation, and music.
Among those who will serve as in
stuctors are Rev. and Mrs. George d.
Birk, Mrs, Reaford Purbaugh, Mrs.
Minor Sprague, Mrs. William Nc
Robe, Mrs, Newton Coplin, Mrs. Scott
Shirer and Miss Eleanor Sincel.
Other instructors and assistants will
be added,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-15
Auto Use Stamps
To Go On Sale

Effective July |, all motor-vchicles
in use must carry the 1944-45 federal
S. tax stamp. Stamps went on sale at
the post office in Oakland last Satur-
day. Under the law the tax becomes
proportionately lower as each month
goes by but stamps sold at the lower
price must be purchased at the In
ternal Revenue office in the post
office building, Cumberland.
This tax, which has been in effect
two years, was violently opposed in
Congress by many members and ma
tional motor clubs on the ground that
the full use of any motor vehicle is
impossible due to the shortage of
gasoline and tires.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-15
Change In Induction
Regulations Noted

Hereafter registrants forwarded tc
the induction station for pre-inductior
physical examination and found quail.
fled for military service will be desig.
mated as acceptable for general mill.
tary service or limited military serv.
ice, rather than designated as accept
able to the Army or to the Navy. This
regulation was received this week at
the local selective service board office
For July and thereafter the local
board will receive combined Undue
ton call for the armed forces and the
selectees will not know until they
reach the induction station whether
they are to be assigned to the Army
or the Navy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-15
.PRE-INDUCTION
CALL ISISSUED
FOR NINETEEN
Must Report Wednesday Night,
June 21-BOard Unable to Send
Full Quota of Call

Nineteen selectecs have been order
ed to report to the local Selectivc
Service board in Oakland on Wednes-
day night, June 81, to be sent to the
induction station at Baltimore for
their pre-induction physical eXamina-
ton.
The call was for more than the nine
teen men, but Draft Board officials
stated that "the bottom of the barrel"
had been reached on available man
power in this county, the only ones
available for service being those who
become Is years of age and those
whose deferments expire which are
not renewed
The first one listed is volunteer.
Only four are listed as fathers. Those
accepted for service will be subject to
call after twenty-one days.
The list included;
Walter l.. Brock &c.. Mt. Lake Park
Stanley William Dewitt. Crellin
Arthur i. Walter. .. Deer Park
Luther Jos. Alexander. ..... Crellin
Thomas Anthony Wolf .... Oakland
Elmer Hunter ellsworth -. Oakland
Virgil Walter Meats. ........C rellin
Gerald Ross Reams. ...... Oakland
David Thomas Cooper. Deer Park
Eugene Franklin Sweitzer. Vindex
Leonard Albert Craver. o.. .Kitzmiller
Beverly Luzier ........... Gormania
Donald Eugene O'Brien. ... Swanton
Douglas F. Riley ...... Mt Lake Park
Franklin NJ, Ours. 49,, Mt. Lake Park
John Owen Dewitt. ....,.. Oakland
Jas. Richard Werdcbaugh Oakland
Norman Irwin Sines. Oakland
Transferred In
Adam Glib Pritts. ....... .kitzmiller
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-15
War Loan Campaign
OFF to Slow Start

The Fifth War Loan campaign IN
this county got under way on Monday
but response thus far has been slow
according to H. C. Riggs, county
chairman. However, he felt confident
that people would come through in
fine style before the drive ended.
The quota for this county is $275,-
900, of which S145,OOO is expected to
be raised by individuals through Z
bonds; $4,000 by other bonds, and
$4,000 by corporations.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-15
OPA Emphasizes Top
Price of Strawberries

The local price and rationing board
announced this week the retail ceiling
price pertaining to Strawberries for
the balance of the season, as follows
Pint, l6l2 cents; quart 80 cents
pound, q y cents.
1t was pointed out that whenever
fresh berries were sold in quarts or
pints they must have minimum net
weight of 20 ounces per quart or 10
ounces per pint.
1t was stated that there had been
berries sold in this county at 40 cents
and more per quart.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-15
Bible School In Progress

The Daily Vacation Bible School of
the Mountain Lake Park Baptist
Church began last Monday. Already
62 boys and girls have enrolled, and
the average attendance has been 60.
Others may enroll.
The school will continue each day,
except Saturday and Sunday, through
Friday, June %. The hours are S:55
a. m. to :55 d. M, each morning.
There are departments for all ages,
four through sixteen years.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-15
Surgical Dressings
For Week Total 4,2O3

Surgical dressings completed the
past week by volunteer Red Cross
workers totaled 4,203, it was an
nounced by Mrs. Willard Elliott
supervisor.
The classes completed the follow
ing; Monday afternoon 76l. Tuesday
973, Wednesday 746, Thursday $40
Friday 1853.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-15
Registration Officers Are Ap
pointed BY Supervisors

At meeting of the members of the
Board of Supervisors of Elections held
at the board room in the Court House
Tuesday evening, Officers of Registra-
ton for the several election districts
were appointed to hold their terms of
appointment for two years from the
date Of their appointment.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-15
Twenty-Five Ordered
To Report For Army

Twenty-Five men who have been
previously accepted for service in the
u. S. Army have been ordered to re-
port to the local Selective Service
board at Oakland on Monday night,
June 26, to cntrain for Fort George
G. Meade. where they will be assigned
to a camp to begin their basic train
ing.
The men were listed as follows:
James William Riggleman. . VindeX
Henry August Schmidt. Oakland
Carl Baxter Kimblc. ..... Shallmar
Claude Kenneth Friend. $500. Accident
John w. Schacffcr Mt. Lake Park
Stanley Robert White. ....... Crellin
Kenneth Randall Martin. ... Oakland
James Daniel Spivey, ...... Oakland
Eugene Stanley Schlosnaglc, Accident
Clyde Burton Tucker. Stcyer
Hobart Morgan Rcall. .... Gormania
Joseph Ernest Werner. -. ,Frostburg
Ralph Hamilton Weeks. .... Crellin
Edward Andrew Spiker. Oakland
George Wilson Montgomery, Kcmpton
Fred Webb Wilson. ....... kitzmiller
John Wesley Harvey. ..... KitzmiIler
Ronald David Lindsay. ,..... Oakland
William Howard Clary. Deer Park
Wilbur Leigh Uppcrman. Deer Park
Marshall Meats, Jr...,...,..O Oakland
Lester Raymond Edgar. -. .McHenry
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-15
Milk Subsidy Deadline

The last day of June will be the
final day for dairymen to sign applica-
tions for milk subsidies for March
and April, it was announced from the
Triple-A office this morning.
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Irving, Chester Arthur
Ipock, Floyd Eugene
Ignacio. Romualoo Respiclo
Idler, WILDER Carl
Immel, Chester Louis
Isibido, Cornilio Mendoza eN)
Isaac, Raymond Henry
!
Johnston, Jr., Hugh Russell
Jones, Jr., Herschel
Jiminez, Ricardo Arevalo 'N)
Johnson, Merritt
Jiminez, Aurelio Arevalo
Jones, Lee Roy
Johnson, Jessie Lee
Continued on Page -
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South End Men i'm the Service - Continued

Hall, Paul David (N)
Hong, Tom Curing (N)
Hernandez, RamCnd Savala
Hill, George
Horne Othniel (AFD
Herrera, Guadalupe
Huerta, Refugio Miramonte
Hughes, Herman Fount
Hui, Robert Moon
Hysaw, John Cd
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Ingley, Jack
Ivanhoe, Alfred
1ngle, Woodrow Pershing
Ingram, John Henry (N)
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Herrick, Paul Gilbert
Hester, Wilbur James
Harris, Floyd Clifton
Howard, Arthur Clarence
Harrington, Edmund Ross
Hines. Jr., Philip Edward CN)
Hudgias. Aaron Boyce tN)
Hernandez, Paul Vargas
Haskell Leroy
Hernandez. Pedro Ortega
Hill, Glenn Leroy
Hughes, l.. Dee
Hunter. Jr., John Robert (M)
Harris, Dane Theodore
Horton, Frank Monroe
Higuera, Gilbert
Hanson, Raymond Eldridge
Havens, Harold Joy
Havens, Robert Fred
Harris, Jr., George Ross (AF)
Hall Samuel Garrett tN)
Hunt, Willis Edward (MD
Harston, Willie CD
Harris, Harl Logan
Harris, John Wesley CD
Hammer, Wendell Austin (AF)
Hileman, James Waldo
Hernandez, Carmen
Hall, Aquilla
Hunick, Earl Fred
Hartshorn, Davis
Hawkins, Orville John (CG)
Hernandez, Jesus Manuel
HeSSe, John Fred
Henderson, William Edward
Huckleberry, Edgar James
Hess, william Norman
Higginbotham, Fred (AFD
Hernandez, Faustino S.
Hall, Clarence (D)
Hosea, Jr., Bart (AF) (ERC)
Hensley, Gwen Alton CN)
Hanna, Gurdon Leland (ND
Hockett, James Arthur
Hernandez, Jose Maria
Howell, Van Horace
Hayashi, Kazuma
Harrison, Guy William (A)
Havens, Charles Henry
Hatch, Howard Nye
Higuera, Charles M.
Hopper, Riley Edward
Herrera, Manuel Padilla
Harlan, Jr, John Wesley
Hinkle, Aundon
Hosea, William Ross
Hinson, Otis Lee CN)
Hashem, Tufie
Helms, Alvin Gerald
House, William
Hale. Joseph CM CD
Hernandez, Vicente Estrada CD
Heredia, Arturo
Hinsley, Bennie Lee
Hollingsworth, Roger D. CD
Hester, Luther Byers (Np
Hamrick, Earl Griffin (N)
Hill, Alvin Gentry
Hacker, Maynard Vince
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Finn, Richard Kevin CCG)
Fisher, Luther tA)
Foshee, John Kenneth Cd
Flood, Harold Francis (M)
Fox. John Willis CND
Forhey Jr., Harry Roosevelt
Figueroa, Armando
Fisher, James Bowman
Flom, Arnold CLAUS (N
Franks, Robert Boise
Fleisher, Walter Robert (N)
FOste, Barney Earl
Fite, Benjamin Crose (N)
Furbass Jr., John Paul
Ford, Levi Lester IN
Farrar, Charles Edward
Floyd, J. c.
Forsythe, William Wallace
Ford, Logan Roy
Ferguson, Harold Leo
Fulks, Murrill La Vern
Faurot, Owen Henry
Figueroa, Frank Marino
Fierro, Guillermo
Foreman, Hampton Harold
FoWlkes, Robert Lee
Ferguson, Fred CN)
Fabela, Jose Maria
Freedman, Medville Norman
Fausett, Eugene William (AFERC)
Flame, Frederick
Falconer, Walter Sam
Fulmer, Franklin Fremont (A)
Fierro, Oscar Armando
Fowler, Joseph Weldon
Freeman, Claude Merecith
Finch, Alfred Rudolph
Felix, Jubrat Cd
Fox. Aaron Leroy
Fransen, Ray Stanley
Fairy, Joseph Augusta (N
Fong, Alvin
Fabela, Pedro Calzada
Flores. Mick Garcia
Fletcher, Raymond Grady (N)
Feeney, Thomas Gavan (N)
Fruhn Jr., Herman
Finn, John Francis
Fulks, Oscar Lee
Foster. Charles Kenneth (N)
Flynn, Harold Patrie Cd
Fierros, George Vasquez
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Carey, Leonard Holland
Green, Benjamin Franklin
Green, Dave
Grantham. Carl Edward (N)
Gonzalez, Victor lis (N)
Gonzales. Manuel Perez
Garcia, Juan Falite
Garcia, Manuel
Green, Woodrow Wilson (A)
Gray, Lawrence Gilbert
Gist, Earl Lee
CARRIER, Jack Clinton
Griebel, John Lee (A)
Garcia, Louis Rey
Gomez, George Alvarado
Garrett. Tom Ward
Gillis, Leonard
Garcia, Manuel r.
Glass, George Darrell
Gallie, Charles Berdine (N)
Gonzales, Francisco
Gregg, Dan B. (N)
Grubbs, Steve Willard
Gayle. Cecil Edward
Guilin, Salvador
Gentry, Jesse
Gehrig, Hans
Gilmore, Edward Raymond
Gonzales, CorneliS Cd
Gracia, Frank Flores
Gideon, William Raymon (A)
Groves, Lewis Lyman (N)
Garcia, Polito
Goodman, Eddie Cd
Gonzales, Joe Martinez
Garcia, Augustine Gonzalez
Geary, Wilson
Gregory, Claude Evert
Gault, Howard Weldon (A)
Gobremonte, Graciano (N)
Garcia, Frank Apolonio
Gomez, Jesus Garcia
Greenwood, Elbert Lee (A)
Griffith, Thomas Frederic (D)
Gray, Scott Clifford (N
Goodman, Louis Bernard
Gunderson, Leonard c. CN)
Gomez, Ralph Abril
Gilmer, Billy Marion
Gonzales, Felipe AgumCey
GiSt, David
Greer, Bruce Clinton Cd
Garcia, Felix Orosco
Garcia, Vincent
Gray, Billy Byrl
Guilin, Manuel
Gomez, Reynaldo Rios
Garner, Wiley Dayton CN)
Gonzalez, Jesus Cuevas
Gentry, Henry Dave
Gibson, Jeff David D)
Gilliland, Jack Ozier Cd
Gregg, Harold j. (ND
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Cardenas, Angel
Collier, Pringle Mazel
Clark. Tommy Monroe (N)
Correll, Charles Rule (N)
Castro. Manuel ArviZo (M)
Cole, Joseph Parker
Cavins, Hubert Wesley
Carson, James Stephen CN) Cd
Castro. Abundio
l,himits. Albert John
,oburn. Louis Buel Cd
tasvenger, Dewey Marshell Cd
easier, Raymond Dewey tA
Clipper, Turner
Cuellar. Chalton
Conn, ID. ID.
Castle, Richard Marquee
Culbert. Curtis
Clevenger, Allen Dewey
Chavarria, Joseph
Clay. Jessie Newton
Canaris, James (N)
Campbell. Jesse j. tN)
Castro. Fred Anezeto
Cordova, Rafael
Craig, Thomas Clay Cd
Chandler. Ferel Oren I'D
Clapp. Mearl Cullen
oason, James Sinclair (A
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Dutro Jr., Joe Pacheco (N)
DomingueZ, Adolfo
Daniel. Lawrence Milton
Dellogona, Bartolomeo
Dominique. Jose Ramon Id
Davis. Levi
Dixon, Y. Q.
Drybread. Lloyd Earl IN (D)
Dominguez, John Reuben
Dupont. Norman Reese (AF)
Dutro Anthony George
DUNCAN. Jake Marion
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ESpinO. Rufus Montoya
Emerson. John HollingSworth "a
Eoerh, Otto Joseph "a Cd
Ehmann. Herbert
Erquiaga, Gonzalo H.
EScalathe, Fernando Rupert tD)
ESquer, Hector Mario
Eel. Charles lie Roy CN
EStol, SiXto Doctolero
Edgar. Archie Lee "a
Estraoa. Pedro Lopez
Evans, Anvil Lee oA)
EugSter, John Leo
EStomo. Bonifacio Vidal
Eyraud. AuguStin B.
Evans, James Ray Id
Escamilla, Cruz zuniga
Ellis. Richard
Eriz. Samuel Acuna
Everett. George WILDER
Eslava, Domingo Catbagan M
Edwards, Joe Rudolph CN
Engle, Kenneth Mount
EsenSee. Arthur Otto
Erwin. Levi
Eichor. Floyd
Eberli. Louis
Edmunds. James Marshall CERC)
Erwin. George Leslie
Easy. Joseph Theador (CGD
Enchler. Willie julius
Edwards Jr., Jimmie Mayo
Escamailla, Andres Zuniga
Ennis, Clifford Robert
Enriquez, Aurelio (N)
Evans, John Other I'D
Espana, Carlos Saenz
Embaido. Juan Langit
Esteban, Constancio De Leon
Evans, Robert
Espino, Frank Montoya
Estrada. Bennie Herrera
Evans, Alfred Bradford
Edgar. Donald Eugene
Esperanza, David Soritellion CD)
E=a11a, DAhar- M
Easley, Vernon Lawrence
Elmore, Roy Edward ca Cd
Edwards. joe Alonzo Cd
Egan, George Francis CA)
Eaton, William Avery tN)
Edwards, Lawrence Salmon
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Figueroa, Eleanor Vega
Figueroa, Manuel Dias
Fisher. Jesse Denford Cd
Foo, HON Dick
Farias. Diodoro Gregory
Free, Charles Adolph
FuSSell, Robert Carl tN)
Freymonoi, Ricardo Rex CD)
Floyd, Earl Byrd
Fulks, Arthur Miller
Fernandez, Francisco
Fernandez, Benito NJ.
Ferrell. James Gordon
Felix. Emilio Bruno tDD
Fun, Guey Shut