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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-06
A. NJ. BOUIc, Attorney
Rockville. Nd.
Notice To Creditors


Notice To Creditors
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that the Subscriber of Montgom-
cry County has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Montgomery
County, in Maryland, Letters Tes-
tamentary on the Personal Estate
of
JAMES B. WELSH
late Of Montgomery County, de-
ceased. All persons having Claims
against the deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with
vouchers thereof, legally authenti-
Gated to the subscriber on or be-
fore the 25th day of February
next. they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefits of
said Estate. All persons indebted
to said Estate are requested to
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 21st
day of August in the year of our
Lord, one thousand nine hundred
and forty-fye.
MELISSA E. WELSH,
Rockville, Nd.
Route 3,
81 Executrix.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
A Tradition
Ends at Dye

Catboat shippers and other
sailors at the Detroit Yacht Club
will gather for the annual Robert
Oalman trophy dinner tonight at
6 30 AZ the Belle Isle Club and
the girls are going TOO.
Back in the days Wnen The late
L. *. Wood used TO receive the
trophy almoSSt every year from
the late Robert Oakman who put
nc into competition. the idea of
having ladies at the fete would
have raised a howl Of protest.
But Commodore Harry G. Ken
dali points out. You can't put
on a sailors party at the Dye
and make it "a success nowadays
without inviting tho ladies. I'm
fact. go per cent OF our new skip
perS are girls
Emmett Mccoy will receive the
Oskman trophy for the second
year in a row. Or. Paul Crosby is
running the affair
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Message Service

Louis fRedl Moreau Of the
Briggs Stadium staff recently re-
Ceived a letter from the third
soldier who met Reds dad in Bel
GUM They reported the for
mer Det troiter. an American
citizen who was on a visit TO his
native land when the war broke
physically well.
Eddie Eagan. new chairman Of
the New York state boxing COM
mission, has written John Hettchc
he agrees with the Michigan boss.
a national car for the ring sport
is not necessary -. Both officials
agree since the state laws differ
IL is better 10 leave the super
vision in charge of the various
state boards.
Eagan also made known 20
Heuche the Now York body has
no intention Of joining the Ma
tlonal Boxing Association q.
They Will continue 10 have their
own world champions. instead
OF recognizing NBA ttleholdcrS.
a dual system that causes no lit
tie confusion IN the leather trade
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Majors
Expect
To Start

NEW YORK, Feb. > CUP)-
National and American League
club owners were summoned To-
day TO what may become the most
momcntous meetings in baseball
history.
ConyeninE in separate sessions
the leagues were to decide
whether 10 operate in 1945.
And also La ratify a new ma jef
league agreement under which the
successor to the late KeneSaw
Mountain Lands, baSoballs first
commissioner. will serves
There appeared no doubt but
what the club owners will decide
TO open as usual with spring train
ing camps in the Sched-
ulcd TO begin operating in another
SIX weeks.
Should work or fight man
power legislation drain the game
of its AIS and other players be-
tween rs and 40, it probably Will
be- forced 90 close shop before a
fourth wartime season can ho
completed, Similar legislation
forced the majors 10 curtall then
1918 season during World War !
A poll Ol club owners indicated
that an ui them were convinced
that there viii be enough players
to go around 10 start the season
AZ l.4.-t
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
200 Catholic School
Athletes EHOnOred

More than 20o athletes. Boy
Scout honor award winners and
other outstanding boys represent
ing Catholic schools Of Detroit
were guests at banquet held
under the auspices of the CYO at
tho Belle Isle Casino last night.
Among football stars i'm at
tendance were members. of Holy
Redeemer, champion of the Cath
olic High School League, and a
flnalist In the annual Goodfellow
game; st. John Birchmans, CYO
grade school champion; Epiphany,
runnerup for the CYO grade
school title; all city members
from Catholic teams picked by the
Detroit n CIV paperS and St
Francis Home, runuCrup To Epiph-
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Two More Sports

Harry Stuhldrehcr OF Wisconsin
believes all schools should add la
crosse and hockey to their sehed-
tiles For the first AZ days OF
racing at Hipodromo. Mexico
City, the average betting was
$4,000 pesos, approximately
Sl25 900 a day.
Dede Klein, a member Of The
Pittsburgh Hornets, also has
played with Ii other teams dur
ing his hockey career Dan
Topping couidn I change the name
Of the Tigers 10 Yankees even If
the Brooklyn club is moved 10
Yankee Stadium as the Boston
Nanks have that. nickname in
the NIL.
Jack McAllistcr. scout for the
Boston Braves, recalled the other
day that Carl Mays was lucky
he wasn't torn apart by Sieve
ONcill and Jack Grancy' the
day Mays beaned Ray Chapman,
which resulted in the death OF the
popular Cleveland player.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Ex-Prep, Hall,
Ace for Wayne

LONDON. Ont. Feb. Dick
Hall. just recently a Detroit Mac
FCHZIe high star made a SpeCtaC-
ular start for Wayne University
here last night. lie led the Tar
tars. one Of the hottest teams
seen here in several years. 10 a
65-47 victory over Western on
tario Mustangs.
Led by the smooth working
center. who rang up 19, Leon
Wheeler. J3. and Jimmy Lange.
i points, Wayne netted is out
Of It's - shots in the first half
and controlled the game through
Out, pihng up a 35-29 halftime
margin.
The Mustangs got an attack
under way but 10 came with only
three minutes play and fell
far short.
Wayne PLAYS ~ University Of
Toronto tomorrow night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

Virginia Ovcrman started com
pctIuve fencing just six months
ago. but she won top honorS m
prep foil on Jan. II and is favored
TO capture first place in the
.womCn's state novice foil tnurna=
mcnt which starts tonight at Sale
de Tuscan.
Also among the 30 entries from
Sale de Tuscan, Wayne u. and
the YWCA are Judy Plato of
Wayne and Monica Summerfield
.of The Y.
The novice mems meet I'm foil
will bc held at Jewish Community
Center. Sunday, ar - 30 p. m.
with 81 entries Including Charles
Walters, who placed first in prep
foil.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

France
BY the same method, the elder
Hagen Identified Sydney, Aus
traha, as the location OF a friends s
son And it should work when
the Americans land in Japan
since the Haig also played there.
Dick Holler Guy Bartell. for
mer Tiger, now is a specialist in
the navy. stationed at Treasure
Island in San Francisco Bay
He Is IN charge of the baseball
program there and also assists in
the, general sports set-up -. lie
stillES the property of the Giants
and hopes 80 return TO baseball
after the war.
Humberto ZaVala, Mexican
1ubfNppiuht fnhtlnE IN AaaIz- -X.,El-
- 49, y trrffr7 TT wv tVr ~
is the father of eight children
Lawson Robertson is in his
thlrtieth year as track coach at
University Of Pennsylvania.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Bozith Invited
To Chicago Meet

Vincent Bozich, Michigan skat.
ing champion who retained the
Herbert Weber Decathbn Trophy
IN last weekend Detroit Times
Derby at Belle Isle, has been in.
vited 10 the championship races
in Chicago, Feb. IL Lorraine
Sable and several other local
skaters expect 10 co 10 the Mani
toba Ice Carnival, Feb. 1911.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

any for the northwest division
championship.
Trophies were presented 10 St(
John BiTChmanS and Epiphany.
other honor guests were VIM
nerS Of the Ad Altare Del awards.
given Boy Scouts from Catholic
schools and Michael Butler. stu.
dent AZ Gesu, who won a CITY.
wide essay contest.
Among the speakers were Rev.
Fr. Carroll F. Deadly, superintend-
ent Of parochial schools; Rev. Fr.
Frank Wojcik, Frank McGeoush
and Vic Coleman.
Vaudeville acts completed the
program.
Fred G.. Nagle was chairman
of the committee in charge Of the
dinner.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
ExpeI CdgerS
From School

NEW YORK, Fch. = (UP)-
Five members of tho Brooklyn
College basketball team who adj
mitted accepting a bribe to throw
a game against Akron University
were expelled from the school
today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
la'spl1l{S'.

Northeastern High supplanted
Eastern in second place in the
southeast division of the Metro
League by staving off a latel
rally TO win, 1924, last night,
aided by John Gianettps 13 points
knnunciation scored its
seventh out of eight Catholic
League contests by iolting ST.
Bernard, 42-34, for the second
time -. Bill Simon paced winners
with 10 points.
Major league advisory council
ordered fines in future for clubs
and players who agree TO bonuses
outside their contracts Action
followed denial of Louis (Bo-Bo)
NewsOm'S claim that Browns owed
him S1,500 allegedly promised
when transferred there by Dodgers
in 1943.
Ford Frick of National League
and Clark Griffith of Senators
will submit report of conference
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
N. Y. Skaters
To Race Sunday

Entries were received today
from three jamestown, n. Y.
SpeedsterS for next Sundays Gold
Cup events at Wyandotte in
which the leading ice racers in
the country will participate.
Bea Freed, New York interme-
date champion. and Bob Hous-
man and Randy Hough, interme-
diate and junior boy leaders from
western New York are coming
from the East. Jim Stafford.
Cleveland midget champion. also
has sent in his entry. He is the
only skater TO beat the Michigan
champion, Dick Roberts, in a race
this season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Kid Chapman 10 Bid
For Bert Ruby's Title

Only one wrestler. Kid Chap
man. has won two decisions over
Bert Ruby I'M a year and he is
slated 10 make his bid for the
junior heavy title Tuesday at
FairvieW Gardens. The kid took
decision i'm a nontltle bout and
won the belt from him in Deem
Der Since then Klein beat
"Chappic' for IT and Ruby took
il a third time from Klein.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
TIGERS OPEN AT HOME

~ 49, - .
The Tigers open the regular
American League season at home,
April H.
American League training
camps and reporting dates follow:
Detroit. Evansville, Ind, March
10; Boston, PleaSantville, N. J.
tAtlantic City suburb. March IS;
Chicago, TPrre Hauto March 10;
Cleveland, Lafayette, Ind, March
y; New York, Atlantic City,
March II, Philadelphia, Fred
crick, Md. March y; st. Louis.
Cap Girardcau Mo, March u;
Washington, College Park, Md,
March lid.
Following is the Tiger "home
schedule" AT Evansville:
Saturday. March 24-whi,s soE, =, gvsns-
sunday. Marh 2s-whte Sor at Evans
saturday March si-whne sor, at Terre
sunday. April l-wrre soz. at T,ue
Saturday. April Indians. at Evansville.
SUNDAY. April indians a. Evansville
Monday. April 9-IndianS. AT Evansville.
Tuesday, April lO--IudianS al Evansville.
saturday, April ld-Plrates, at Evansville.
sunday. AprL ll-Piratcs- AZ Evansville.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

made best three IN five games
instead Of four IN seven
THAT idea may he all right"
said Adams. But | would favor
the Seven-game series, with
three games in each city, then
the odd game back in the first
city, IL necessary"
CUT IN SHARES
Adams pointed out n cut to five
games IN the frSt-round series
could reduce receipts Sl2OOO0
with a subsequent cut In league
and player shares.
The Wing boss agrees however,
the travel situation Is serious.
after losing in Toronto, 30.
last Saturday night, the Rangers
sat up all night back 10 New
York. II isn't any wonder the
Leafs, who had berthS, were
able To shut them out again
Sunday night, 10"
There were no complaints from
the players. Duttnn, for one.
wouldn { stand FOR any The league
president. who has lost two sons
in action with the RCAF, said on
his last visit here:
I'D just like To hear one com
plant from a player about liv-
ing or travelling conditions.
They'd better not c mpIain
about anything"
SMYTHE HAS IDEAS
Maj. Connie Smythc. re-
appointed 10 ms post as hockey
boss at Maple Leaf Gardens. has
arrived in Montreal demanding
the league prepare Tor postwar
expansion 10 eight or 10 teams
and start building a fund for that
purpose
Adams has preceded his Red
Wings, who leave today for Mon
treat with the rather dim hope Of
scoring their first victory in 1S
starts against the Frcnchmcn.
The Wings strategy has been
planned. They are 10 use Billy
Reay the Quebec Aces star who
Was refused border permit ~
center on a defensive line with
Ted Lindsay and Ed Bruncteau.
Presumably this trio Will be
sent against the CanadicnS' top
line OF Elmer Lach. Maurice
Richard and Toe Blake.
Mud Bruncteau is to drop back
and play on the second line with
Murray Armstrong and Jud Nc
Atee, leaving the line of Joe Car
veth, Steve WOChy and Carl Lis
COmhe intact.
Reay can bo used only iH games
across the border.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03


Joint session tomorrow and also
decide whether TO select successor
to tate Judge Lands,
Although only four candidates
had previous experience. Wayne
will 60 ahead with three dual
track meets, starting in Chicago
Feb. 10 against Chicago u.
Others are against Michigan State
at East Lansing, Feb. II. and
Albion College in Wayne gym and
halls. Feb. 2i.-. Capt, BertN
Pryor has college experience, Sam
Ellis, Fred Quarles and Harold
Vogler competed in high school.
Philadelphia Phillies may have
one of the youngest keystone
combination in majors this year In
Granny Hammer, shortstop, and
Putsey Caballero, second base
man -. both are IL -. UniveT-
Sity Of Detroit cagerS aim for an
easy eighth victory tonight when
they meet Michigan Normal at
.Hackett Field House -, Topped
Hurons, 50-34, previously this sea-
son.
Michigan entcrtains Wisconsin
At Ann Arbor tonight, goes 90
Iowa City for tomorrow night
game with Iowa Wolverine
wrestlers take on Ohio State to-
night and Indiana tomorrow night
at Ann Arbor.
Gait t6ntt curriers', skipped by
George Murray, won Western
Ontario Colts Association annual
bonspiel at Detroit Curling Club
last night by defeating &. r. Hud-
sons rink from Chatham, lis -.
No official announcement has been
made. but il was learned Unlver-
Slty of Detroit athletic board gave
Lloyd Brazil authority 10 contact
some candidates for football
coaching job and approved several
games arranged by the athletic
director.
4 l0-year high Of .309 nomina-
'ions has been made for 1947 re-
newal OF Belmont Futurity
Growth Of douhleheader basket
ball IN East is threatened by In
creased activity Of bookmAkerS.
The third match between
Johnny Greco, Canadian army
medical discharge, and Bobby
Runin OF Gotham. Will drawn
around 100000 into Madison
Square Garden tonight -. Greco
won first decision, held 20 draw by
Judges in second Greco IS IS
20 win
Big Ten officials In Chicago
have been invited 10 the double
header basketball game at the
stadium there tomorrow 10 see
how gambling is being combated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

the intermission," Cpl. Daniel
son said "Then they switched
to the Canadian brand and IL
seemed TO make little difference
TO the Americans. They finished
on top, 300"
Only last Saturday Cpl Daniel
son was IN Paris. Hes home now
for a reunion with his wife, Mil
drcd, and their 15-month-old son
whom DanlelSon hadn't
seen since the baby was 3 weeks
old.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
CATHOLIC
ToDAY's GAMEs

Joseph W Catherine az CYO Hal etani
slaus AZ Ia sale Catholic Central Al
LsdiSlRuS Orchard Lake Mary a. Visitation
Gregory az Cecilia Redeemer az L0urdes
Philip A. Paul Charles al NlnccnL-AHtl-Hy
~ Beu~dtrt- Bernard az Annunciau1u Rita
ys Dc Sales al GucSta Sshaa..- 2 A@H,~s 81
shrine, Clement AZ J0saphst Rosary Al
Agnes Andrew - CaNwlr CHrwr, sf fu
saints sacred Heart af FH'rirE FrHnCIs
Xavier % Hedwic hN p.rImiuarir7 az
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

DaniclSon. for
TnCr Al 10 n
College athlete,
home on fur
lough
The Amer
| G "A n : and
Can a q ian y
played h e
first half un-
der American
football rules
a n q I h q
YankS held a
IAN laad NJ
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

the e J I v RRO
singles han d.
ball champion
ships 10 be held
at Knights Of
Columbus
John GOytOm-
ski meets Jack
IIagcnah AZ s.
Leonard Meld-
man ia kc> on
Paul Mcrlo at
q p m GoSton-
ski trim m o d
Moses Nfatlrn
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

knew u was
W a te r 7 O o
Country Club,
A n I W e r p,
W n Q T G n q
played golf on
one OF ms Eu-
FePeaH jauRts
The golf
club code also
W o 2 X @ q for
p a C eS tn Q
younger Hagen
visited in Eng
! a n d & n d
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Ydnk GidderS
Like Rugby, Too

American soldier footballcrS
were equally adept ar Canadian
rugby football in "haIf-and-half'
game against a Canadian team in
England. according 70 Cpl. Steve
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

with nanpoWer
officials 10 re-
spective loop
club owners,
meeting in New
York today ...
and there S
every indication
they'll vote TO
open as usual
despite uncer -
{ a n ties -
Leagues are eX-
peeted TO ratify
new agreement
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Fiah+ Results

PTTTSBURGH--M Conner, 174. Chicago
knocked out Billy Bates, lS3, Pittsburgh
rtrI prvEr Nsv-ja.ris retsrt 10
p adelpH's tr-iel-ned sammy Ha~monc,
AIS, stamford, Conn. io1.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Sports
GoIf Cub Code
Locaies Ii. Hagen
By LEO MACDoNELL

When Tt. Walter sIagen wrote
his dad from Somewhere in Bel
GUM that ne was knocking
ground Waterloo the great Haig
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

21-15, 2l-13; Hagenah edged Ar
mand Duhart. 1921. 2l-lZ, Pill,
Meldman beat Stanley Zaleski 2l-
l3, 2l-l2. and Morlo defeated a.
j. Grohman. 1921, 2l-7, Zi-ll.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Adams opposes Cut
Nm PlayOff Series
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Proposed changes Stanley Cup playo "a
eliminate needless travelling be considered today The Ma
tional Hockey League meeting at Montreal
Adams before night he had not heard
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Metro, Parish
Cage Cards
METROPOLITAN
NoRTHE EAST
ToDAYs GAsiTS

Northern o. Hamtrsmrk Cssy Tcer ~
Highland PARK. DENLY al Miller al a. $50.
ChadEey A. Southwestern Western sf North
western Central AZ Mackenzie Bedford ~
Cooley 'Wubur Wright a. SJlthcaStern, all
at 7ls. Montague game
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
HdndbdH Meet
Reaches 'SenniS
Times Photo

Four seeded players viii com
pete tonight IN The scmliinals Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
Cleveland on Tigers Spring Schedule
ChiSox, Bu6
Also Booked
BY LEO MACDoNELL

A series OF four games with the
Cleveland Indians at Evansville is
among 10 spring exhibition games
scheduled for the Tigers in March
and April.
The Tiger contests are included
among 94 preseason games listed
by the American League, 10 more
than last year, announcement of
which came from the American
League offices at Chicago today.
Besides the four games with the
Indians. the TigcS are booked for
four games with the White SoX
and two with the Pittsburgh
Pirates.
TWO AT EVANSVILLE
Two Of the games with the Sox
will be played al Evansville, the
Tigers training camp. and the
other two at Terre Haute, the Chi
cago clubs new spring location.
They trained at French Lick, Ind,
last year.
1t Will be the first time since
the Tigers trained at Evansville
that they have played spring exhi-
bition games with the Indians,
who do their spring training at
Purdue University, Lafayette, Ind.
The Indians report March II and
the Tigers March Is. 1t will be
the Detroit clubs third visit to
L,,aH-,-ill,
The Pirates again will train at
MunCie. Ind, where the Tigers
will likely include in their road
trips" out OF Evansville. Whether
the Pirates will come to Detroit
for a preseason series at Briggs
Stadium has not been indicated
by Jack Zeller, Tiger general
manager now in New York for
the league meeting.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
; Swim Meets
On Saturday

Earl Clark, former Ohio State
diving champion VIII give an eN-
hibition during the dual SWIM
ming meet between the Western
YMCA Juniors and the Boys Club
tomornoW at the Boys Club start
ing at p m Aquatic movie of
Olympic and national meets Will
be shown afterwards.
Detroit Institute Of Technology
will be represented by a team
made up Of Jack HindeS, Chester
Scherer, Jack Boyer. Jim Finzel
Carl Geicke and Louis WaSkowlZ
in the triangular meet with Michi-
gan State and Indiana at East
Lansing tomorrow at 100 p. m.
Matt Mann, L. M. coach. says
Michigan will beat Great Lakes in
the dual swim IN the sailors pool,
Saturday, and adds that you
can quote me on that" Michigan
has lost three dual swim meets 10
Great Lakes, one i'm Ann Arbor
recently, 44-4O. Bob NowcrSon,
Il. NJ. 81, returned from South
Pacific from Red Cross on merical
discharge. is expected TO make the
difference.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

Times Photo
Pretty Peggy Wheeler,
newly crown state
women's champion, warns
up for the state open start
ing tomorrow at CYO Hall.
She'll be in good company,
too, since champions from
five states will take part.
The CYO Hall is located
at Mack and Maxwell.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

with little or no discussion in
joint session tomorrow and also
decide whether TO select successor
to tate Judge Lands,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03

a 10-year high Of 1.309 nominal
'ions has been made for 1947 re-
newal OF Belmont Futurity &.
Growth Of douhleheader basket
ball IN East is threatened by in
creased activity Of bookmakerS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE
LsST NIGHTs Hl,rITs

Ut NlHHT- , KTsTLT
Ecisrfpa E-t...H %.
TOMORROW , CAMS
Laurel outlook., 1945-04-18

Adams, Margaret L.
Adams, William E..
Ahlers, John H.
Albright, Arthur Warren
Allen John V.
Allen, Patrick
Anderson, Christian O.
Armstrong, Arthur A.
Armstrong, Burton
Armstrong, Charles B.
Armstrong, Edward
Armstrong, Melvin G..
Armstrong, Walter
Arnold, Arthur r.
Arnold, Donald Blythe
Arnold, Willard w.
Arno, Richard l..
Augustine, Lloyd E.
Bailey, Bernard R.
Bailey, Ralph E.
Baker, Frank r.
Bangert, l.. F.
Banks, George H.
Barthuly, Calvin
Barthuly, Edward
Barthuly, Henry
Basta, John M.
Bait, H. R.
Baus, Gerhard (Gay)
Benin, Clarence Robert
Benin, David
Bernhardt, Adolph w.
Bernhardt, Loveen
Berringer, Ruben
Beslanwitch, John
Beslanowitch, Louis
Beslanowitch Theodore R.
Beven, John j.
Bice, Clifford M.
Blce Robert r.
Biffle, Chester
Bishop, Alfred l..
Bliss, Bruce S.
Bliss, Jean l..
Bolenske, A. G..
Bolenske, Quentin G.
Bourne, Dorothy M.
Bowden, Phyllis Wise
Boyd, Edward Douglas
Boyd, Herbert C.
Boyd, Stuart E.
Boylan, Alta Marie
Branstetter, Albert
Branstetter, Arthur B.
Branstetter, Carl j.
Branstetter, Jesse H.
Branstetter, Laurence V.
Branstetter, Roscoe G.
Bray, Billy E.
Breckenridge, Claire D.
Brester, Harold
Brickman, Albert
Brickman, Charles F.
Brickman, Kenneth d.
Britton, Benny W.
Brohaugh, Joseph Gordon
Brown, Keith A.
Bulge, Evangeline A.
Bunch, Howard l..
Bundy, Ted G.
Burke, Charles Edward
Burke, Lester
Burns, Clifton G..
Burns, Harold E. (Bob)
Butler, Ira Edward
Calvert, Campbell G.
Calvert, Matthew VIM.
Cantrell, Robert D.
Carpenter, Carol c.
Carter, George Burl
Carter, William Howard
Cellmer, Maynerd
Chopper, Evelyn I.
Clapp, C. D.
Clark, Francis V.
Clayborn, Macons M.
Cloyd, George Alfred
Colson, William r.
Cook, Forrest M.
Cook, Kennard
Cook, Robin T. =
Cormier, R. ].
Cors, L. G.
George