Samuel B Roberts (DD 823) - Naval Cruise Book

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KAHRIT h f' -- N 'Xp I- 1 I ' ,' 1 A it ,I -f 1 1 vl 1 , K 4' s' 'A I' 04 0 ' Ng Rf, , L .....,,., A f:lfl,r nr 'IIIIHA -'-- N1 0 . . , -1 W 1 W J I N- Xl sk ' ' r rnngig V, i I' v n I: n A 1 r A 1, ' 4, 4 ,IT --X1 N ,.! . f X xx U , U up - 5 .3 4 'I V '.,.,..l.- 1 nf ','X. . ' -'A'-'W '- pf XX 1 ,,,L4- -. 1 'Ng ' s'j':OX-1 it f X t ' :L rf --nr ' .nu-w 4 j -ft :J 1 1 1 'fs -X 1. L I H Y .-K ,5 O f. - s n X f I A 1 5 . A Y, 1 'xv i I it ' N 1 1 -- :,g:,.,-- -- ,vfsnnuvwwm-wwf--n .,,. l96O MEDITERRAN EAN CRUISE USS Samuel B. Roberts i .4,,, -4 'J . , , g 'za DD-823 ' , - .v . A ef-- Ship'fs History The USS SAMUEL B. ROBERTS QDD-8235 is the second ship named in honor of Samuel Booker Roberts, Jr., Coxswain, USNR. Samuel B. Roberts, Jr. was born in San Francisco May 12, 1921. He enlisted in the U.S. Naval Reserve on April 13, 1939 and was fatally wounded at Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands, on September 27, 1942. He was posthumously awarded the Navy Cross for delib- erately using his landing craft for drawing enemy gunfire away from other craft evac- uating trapped Marines. The first USS SAMUEL B. ROBERTS QDE-4131 was lost off Samar, Philippine Islands, on October 25, 1944 while heroically defending an Escort Carrier Task Group engaged in a surface action with Japanese battleships and cruisers during the Battle of Leyte Gulf. The present USS SAMUEL B. ROBERTS was built by the Consolidated Steel Corpora- tion Shipyard, Orange, Texas. The ship was commissioned there on 20 December 1946. The ship is 390 feet long overall with an extreme breadth of 40 feet. The main battery consists of six five-inch guns in three mounts and five torpedoes. Her anti- aircraft defenses include the six five-inch guns plus six three-inch guns. She has a speed in excess of 34 knots. Her normal peacetime allowance is 13 officers and 250 men. The ROBERTS has operated in the North and South Atlantic, North and South Pacific, Mediterranean, Caribbean, North Sea, Red Sea, China Sea, Persian Gulf, and Indian Ocean. She has completed five cruises to the Mediterranean, one to South America, one cruise around the world and several visits to our immediate neighbors of Canada, Central America, and the West Indies. Her past ports of call include cities in Algeria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Cuba, Denmark, Dominican Republic, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Malaya, Netherlands, Norway, Panama, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Republic of Haiti, Republic of the Philippines, Scotland, Spain, and Wales. The USS SAMUEL B. ROBERTS is currently a unit of Destroyer Squadron TEN, Destroyer Flotilla TWO, Destroyer Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet. The homeport is Newport, Rhode Island. The story of the ROBERTS' latest Mediterranean cruise is written and depicted on the following pages. 2 IK The Captains Message ,N , y 1-ya... Commander P.L. Murphy U.S. Navy The cruise which this book commemorates took place in the Mediterranean Sea, Red Sea, Arabian Sea, and the Persian Gulf during the period 21 March through 15 October 1960. During this time the USS SAMUEL B. ROBERTS was operating as a unit of the United States Sixth Fleet. As such, we were on the first team as a member of our country 's mobile first line of defense. The ship participated in many Fleet Operations and always performed any and all missions Destroyers are called upon to perform capably and professionally. This was our purpose and it has been fulfilled. To all hands who served aboard the USS SAMUEL B. ROBERTS during this cruise, a most deserved WELL DONE. Coincidental to our operations are memories of places visited experiences ained I 8 by working together, and friendships developed throughout the cruise. A few of these are recorded on the pages of this book. Good Luck and smooth sailing to all of you. J? ' 3 Q 1 1,- . 1 f'::f1jr,g,' fp Y I M ,Q 1' r9A i' , , LT T.J. Radonlski CMC, IQYJG ILW. RL15scl1 IQIQJ K..l,. Alheun Squadron Medical Officer Gunnery Oiiiccr llllfilflffflflil Ufflflfff Ill fits A f l LTJG T.G. Craig LTJG W.F. Hodkins LTJG CJ. Bcdnar Engineering Officer CIC Officer ASW Officer LTJC J.P. Butler I.'l'.IC ILP. Daly VNS I-.IL Mawrn Supply Officer Com11111x1ic:1i,imLs Oificvx MPA 5 F55 af, V if EP 2' if . Y s 7 1 ,1 PE: X, K :ig R iff? 'V 1312? . I W ,g 1 l x I I is , 43 .,. 'J S 1 ENS B. W. Bug-11 DC.-X I 'L4', In wi rj!!! W5 .UL TN! ix!! x Chiefs . . T' Eat E 'fa' 5 vw, , , 'A Q M xv H Veg S i ' T' ' v 7' 'ki .K N fin al Left to right: C.H. CENEST, FTC, M.E. POWERS, EMC, J.J. NORTON, CMC, C.H. ELLIOTT, RMC, E.C. KLUCMAN, ROC, H.E. HEBERT, YNC, RE. WHITE, HMC, H.C. BECI-IDOL, CSC. 7 11 I, ,E 'U P .ii . 3 f - Gperations Department HKJH IDivision is ciuiqvosciiivfltiduiiniui.inil1 iviliwinii liwiiniiinii, ini iniuarnicn man li1CCOlllbLlI lnforinzition C:L'IllL'VI and mu :wp-iliriilili ini ziifpiiiij Hu, miiiigi iiiimiiied of die pumition of diips, aircraii aiid hinih .uid iniuiinigiiiiwuiiniiidnliwir, airixw-A at by plotruug and rccorduig die nidar anilraihiviniuinininin Hin! Hifi :iw vixig itii Liuqiyunlcg Technicians repair and llilililllllill lin- L'1L'L'lIUIllCb vqiiijiiiii-iii im Ilia' map. Imriiiy, tim cruise Uiey perhornicd rhcirlusks cunscicnliously in nliininh .4 wiuwxniiuniuiniin ali kinds ofxveaLher.'Thm5'rich1y descrvc J guwd wld Nnxqi'WviJ.L iKiNl,' , H .J I 1 Q vw 1 , Q Y ! S H V Q ' f iivsi' Q , as K 233 . f ls.: ii' 4 1-sf'-':s,,-5A A eff? Qr Y 5' s uf ff' 4,5 11 ,,',? .fkig , V if ., 5'-if f Left to rightg BOTTOM ROW: LO N . N KLUGMAN, E C , RAMFY D R ?jX3:CiDQiJ2iH MLAVW- W-H-, IH mum, ii., M,mu1sviiAx, J.J., . . . , , . . . , . ., BAUI-.R 13,1-Q, 'HW 1: i f : , A i 1 , , C.A. I-IENKLE, I-J. CUM ' M1 , U . icwMl1JlsR,.i,i., MALRAX, 1 , RJ L, I , H., 1' ' RQZLRI h1.J. ' wtf: I' lr ' H Communications Department C DlV1SlOl1 can very well he called the eyeb and ears of the shlpf' The Ulvlsion conslsts of QLl3l'lCl'lIl8Slt.El'S, who taltc care of I'CCUl'dll1g all eventw ol the day as well as assrst the navtgator tn lnalntallling the ship's posltlong Slgnallnen, who take care of all visual communicattons Qllashlng light, semaphore, flag hotstsj and lll2lllll6Il3llCC of the bridge and other control statlonsg Rildlkllfldll, who are responslhle for the processing and routing of all messages to and from the ship, and the operation of all radlo equipment except voice communicationsg and Yeomen, who take care of all correbpondence and maintain the records and files required of a ship, t! 9' Y if T 1 Z, 4 3, . 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MIDDLE ROW: CENEST, C.H., CAZAR, WA, OIPOLLA, M.T., MITCHELL, M.J., WOLEORD, N,H., BOWLEY, R.D., RICE, EA, NORTON, J.J. TOP ROW: LOWDERMILK, D.J., SHURER, I4.E., WEBB, L.C., HILLER, P.C., CLARK, D.T., HALL, H.K., WADE, IE., DONAHUE, LJ., JOHNSON, L.C., MICHAEL, RA Fox Division ' Sys . CONEGHY T HOLDEN DG FLORENTINE J W TOP ROW BRUNO AW SUMMERS RN MERRITT RM ANGLIN C J CONTESSA J B STEPHENS BF BLACKBURN RC ll Left to fight, BOTTOM ROW: WILLIAMS, J.s., FLAGG, R.N., KENT, A.A., MC- , ., , . ., , . . 1 , . ., I ' 'l i ' 'i 1 ' 'I 9 ' '! 9 0 I, , a n L-.L -v - rum' M1 anim hare Ki? Engineering Department L L IV I S xx un md of er nu, thc. hmlus Ha 1 11 hu IIIL Mun Pmpulsxrm plant a L 1 U1 the M Dxvxsxo R DIVIMOI1 H1111 an 4 UIIIIUIIHLII .md Maelxznery Re an n I In my runuumz NHIOUUIIY by dO1I1gl Mk Q 1 nf 1 , ., ,, WW ,,,:,,, , H , - l1'i,f'llff'R'fX.',,vA,ll1YV.ff!il'YSL3M':,l.I?:1n1,!lY1 1. 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TOP ROW: BASS, R.N., SPAULDING, C., HAMILTON, M.. KARL, D.J., DIAIWADI, J., GRZYBOVVSKI, J.T., TREAT, LH. I5 '1' 1. Ylllt On 21 March 15360 we sailed l-fOll'l Newport with other units of IJLSIQUN ll'ipN tv ht ' .S ' YUUI- li miir seven rnnnth's deiloynient in the Mediterrnnezin. 'l'ht: Atlzinticf trim int, tv l Close to the Azores and on 31 March we were iiitmretl :it the hivliiiip piers an the tjb, Naval Stzition, Rota, Spain. We were msitgrietl :is niiinerit':il i'epl:it't-iiictit hit tht- tfhtf GILARING in the 5ulX'l'll Fleet. On 1 April we aziiletl froin limit, treitisited the Straits nl C,ihi:ilt:ii tin thi' rattan' my I . , and entered the Mediterrzinezin ben. Our first lvhwtliltziii:inc-:in putt w.'ivw Aiiiiii:-tri hat, Sicily, where we tlriippetl zintglitir tin 4 April, All units til INMIQUN 'I l N Mtl?fl2l.'x3Qllltl1tI itil i fi lril iftti foiixinit i hiihiii tlipiitiiir tiiin iiiti limit liini in rlritheiriririiinp, i': 1 l'xz ze -: ir -' : W: rut i .I ' l ASW play with :in hailinn ziiliiimriiit' :intl ht-:ith tl tai it nth rxwiii' it ith tht NX! I! Ht-rt 1 sea for fler-t CiXliH,l'l'.L, Thi: C'iXfLH'lfl'f- wmv iiqirt tif tiiivixititiii lift YT lhlitl whit Ei v..i r.f1lic,liic,,tefel from fc tri 155 April. 'l'hr- lfitlhl I-Ili., ri' iiziit iii In-lt t-it-iii, i -i ,ii, iniiitt ggntztt hilly in Klum- LjXf,'l'l.l'l.i1 :intl iii rithlitirin, lllllfllli tt-tl :i 'hiiit liiiiii!-,iiuziiriit iiti'lili'ttel:1m Ilflaf Nliilm. At the r lrlft' tif Ilit' t'71t'it l'l' iitllititl, wa tw tviti if iT ltl' 'titllfil K, y EX ill lrlrzrzt llIiQ1f.litji,lfivlllfillilllfllljllillllf,JlIlIX'llIj'.llltIt 'iii lii lipiil, ln jirrilzirfitifiii for Miflcllt' I:i'tt'rii tit-rihiyiiit-iii, iiit -irq, -i i . -t ii,' 5, ith, 1 My, tviifiui fivziilzihiliiy ziltliiyjitlf thi llhft ll Ili! xfyft, 1 1 ii flfili 135 iq, 4. min, in pug 2 'Uiflfff'iif 1'l 'fHlH1l'1lfl 11','it'ifii' ltr: .1 l1iii.itiwti.it ii it-I h its mtv lllliiillt' tn: wr-.it f Iilfilll',li fl :it in :iii i IL.-,5 Heavy Weather More Heavy Weather 49 We arrived in Piraeus, Greece, on 4 May and Med-moored next to the sea wall for refueling. We weighed anchor and departed on 7 May. This time we did not head toward fleet exercises, but set our course for Port Said, Egypt, U.A.R. in order to transit the Suez Canal. The trip from Piraeus to Port Said was accomplished in three days with the ROBERTS arriving at Port Said on 9 May. While at Port Said, the Li.A.R. boycott of certain U.S. shipping was at its height and liberty was not granted for the crew. That evening, 9 May, after sunset, we joined the southbound canal convoy as the lead ship and began our transit ofthe Suez Canal and our tour of duty under the opcratiotial control ol' Clomntander, U.S. Naval Forces, Mid- dle East. The next morning, 'l'hc. l:Ohl3lt'l'S was anchored in Great Bitter Lake awaiting word to cotninence thc retna indor ol' the southerly transit through the Suez Canal. Be- fore noon we were undtuway, and hy 1.800 were moored starboard side to the USS llAYNliSWOlQ'l'li ui Port Sttez. After relievintg the llAYNliSWOR'l'll, the ROBERTS :assumed duties as part of 'ici 1,053.1 and sailed for Massawa, lit-itrea, in order to refuel upon arrival, We ntiivtzd in Massawa on 14 May and remained there until 16 May, when we satlt-d for patrol duties and a recreational visit to Aden, Aden, B.C.C. lintry into tht- harhor at Aden was rrrade on lil May. This was a refueling stop for the ttOl3l,iR'l'5i :ind a sltopprng tour lor us. The visit to Aden ended on 21. May as the ROBERTI-s sailed once again lor patrol :ind subsequent exercises with the USS WLLLARD KEITH. We demonstrated hedgehog firing and also fired a torpedo at the KEITH for the indoctrination of hthiopian Midshipmen who were en'tharltc.d aboard her. After completing patrol duties, wc headed lor Massawn to rofuel, arriving there On 24 May. The next day we-, fgotrtrrtettcetl our voyage to thc Persian Liulf, steaming into the harbor of Bahrain Island utr 150 May to rcfuel and to allow thc crew some recrea- tion. Departing Bahrain on fl June, we again patrolled tht: shipping lanes prior to our next recreational visit which was to the island ol mt' Ahtt Nu Air. The island li BOTITBHY uninhabited and proved ext ellen: for heach parties. tin ti june we again took up patrol off the Straits of llorrntiz and then :sailed attain lor Iiahtatn Island to refuci. We wlvad on 9 June, refueled, and :tnfhottrd rn tht- hathor. Un the morning of in june, the ROBERTS weighed anchor and etatltftl for lflatatglti, lwalttstati. We arrived in Klflfhi M 13 June and rerriained theatre. alter rrwhtr-ltrtg until i'1 Junt-, lfoliowlng an enjoyable visit. we departed for VON Fruffz. Wt' were rteltvvrfrl nl Middle lfast l4ort:e: dull!! md the first half of lfihtr hy trzarmttitttg tht- ati:-zt ami qum,w rf, mmm me 511111 Fug in the Meiditcrtantzan. After exiting tht' fstiw., wtf lite-mlvtl sttrrtigitr lot Athens, tirtwerfc, lrfhuc we d in Phaleron Bay for ri tix day visit to the sm tem titty and present Gupta! o!GNll!l. From Athens, wc want to Natiplion, meet tr, lot A three clay visit. Wa lrfh'OlUMl I time to plfliflpiltr' in Ulf' lztrltixuttrs Drama ldffjtlvll 334313 ,ugguguy by mg Nauplion. During the festival, wtf watt- :netted to attend me ctarrllt pultliifl' mous Greek plays at the lipidauius Theatre. The plays, presented by the National Theatre of Greece, were performed in an Illltflttlll theatre about seventeen miles from Nauplion. This Ulutltre was constructed around 1300 ILC. and is semi-circular in design witlt erfect acoustics. The ula s we saw were written b the ancient Greek la wri hts, Y P Y S Euripides and Aristophanes. After leaving Naupliou, we proceeded to Naples where we enjoyed one day's liberty before going to sea again on operations. On completion of the operation, we joined the USS lfORRliS'l' SHERMAN, USS ROYAL, and the USS KENNEDY and proceeded to Marseilles, France, where we tied up alongside the USS TIDEWATER QAD-3lj for another tender period. We arrived in Marseilles on 21 July and remained there until 4 August. This was a most pleasant visit and although we worked hard dur- ing the render period, there was ample time to enjoy liberty in Marseilles. On the morning of 4 August we departed Marseilles and after two days of exercises at sea, entered port in Barcelona, Spain, for a six day visit. We departed Barcelona on 12 August and set sail for St. Raphael, France, arriving there on 13 August. The purpose of the visit to St. Raphael was to participate in a ceremony celebrating the liberation of Southern France in 1944. We were represented in the ceremony by our Honor Guard Platoon which performed excellently. Leaving St. Raphael of 16 August, we rejoined other units of DESRON TEN and sailed to an exercise area where we participated in a gunnery shoot. Leaving that area, we joined other units of Task Group 60 and headed for Golfo di Palmas, Sardinia, where we participated in an ASW exercise prior to anchoring. We left port the same evening in order to take part in another Naval operation. Upon conclusion of the exer- cise, we entered Gibraltar to refuel and then headed for more exercises with Task Group 60. These exercises terminated on 30 August and we anchored at Fuimicino, Italy, on 31 August where we attended two days of the events in the 1960 Olympic Games. We sailed from Fuimicino early on l September to participate in a Naval re- view at Nice, France on 2 September and then anchored at Menton, France, for a ten day visit. After an enjoyable stay in Menton, the ROBERTS sailed for operations on 12 Sep- tember as a part of Task Group 60.1. The operations included a NATO exercise which was conducted between 20 and 28 September. On completion of the NATO exercise, the ROBERTS reverted to her national organization and entered Phaleron Bay, Athens, Greece, on 29 September for a four day visit. Underway again on 3 October, we sailed with DESRON TEN to Golfo di Palmas, Sardinia, arriving there the morning of 5 October. Here we were relieved of our SLXTH Fleet duties by USS MOALE. Later the same day we set our course for Rota, Spain, to refuel. After fueling on 7 October we set sail for our trip to Newport and HOME. We arrived in Newport on the 15th of Oc- tober after 7 months of deployment with the U.S. SIXTH Fleet in the Mediterranean. I9 The Trip Home . . . After departing Rota, Spain, we set our course to take us south of the Azores. As we planned to make the trip home in less than eight days, we refueled from a Fleet oiler near the Azores and increased our speed in order to arrive in Newport on 15 October. Two days outside of Newport we encountered heavy weather and were forced to de- crease our speed to avoid damaging the ship. With this decrease in speed went our hopes of possibly arriving in the States a day early. After the heavy weather subsided, however, we were able to increase speed high enough to ensure our entrance into nice, but foggy, Newport on 15 October, as scheduled. One hour after we entered port the RUi3iiR'I'S was deserted except for the duty section and the 1960 Mediterranean Cruise was but a memory. Mediterranean Cruise Statistics 1. Engine miles stuarntfd: 40972 2. Fuel used while underway: 21159765 pyqlitspm 3. Potatoes. tgorisuincdg 361,518 puuntlg 4. Coffee1-onsurnetl: 2900 pounds 5. Candy bars vonsuined: 21000 liars Fi. Coca Cola consumed: 715000 c, ups 20 Villefranehe-Sur-Mer O-2 Level . . . S W5 Harbor View Chapelle des Pecheurs Inspection 5 ,, , s 5 -si? nl - F h X 1 Q .. 4 f Orphaifs Party in Villelmnche . . These children from Ville- franche could neither speak nor hear but they still enjoyed the party. fp, rf . i I V , I 0, X it l -' J he ix f SQ Q., After inspection and after the Orphan's party . N ws .alumni 1-2 lAqg .fEa'11 1 Y l lk' in Nice . in Villefranche and tours of France to Paris . . il-luv'--0-sang-of-N.-g ' r......,.,.. Q ' PALAIS DE VFIQSAILI FS ' 1 2 ?i 51 2 Q Y ? 4 Q g E s i Notre Dame Cathedral Tour Eiffel 'I 1 I ':,3:U,f and the French Alps . . . then to sea . . . Athens, Greece . . before arriving in Pireaus and Med moored .J af-, the Parthenon atop the famous Acropolis we W and modern Athens . . with a courtesy call on the German Destroyer GRAF SPEE . . AM The Suez Canal our Arab friends met . LIS OI13 uv- 5 Q' '44-H V' i -ff Kilim- Q3 2 A-Q ' rrival and so did high winds fi r V the transit 1 Q . . ,f V . gi H- 1 3' 11 ' A J' If 1 a m if W ., J V t: f , -V ,likafkif ,iris ' , -2 ' 's '44 af! ' , ..,- . , - ' -'mam at i 4 Z- . A ' ' if Q 1 I lt in i X 5 ,,,, ' A .ik , L4 t is vw 4 -1, halfway station monument at Port Suez , 4. , J, i . Z, fn if fi H :ll i, 'S' 3, 1 ffg :ls 4 1. 'I ii F if it I, if Qi 1 W ii' Q , Ai .3 6 1, I hot, straight, and normal ,J c 52? 2:3 i 'E Red Sea Ethiopian Midshipmen Persian bulf Flagship LomldEastForLe Q I l .4 . s , 5 I 4. 9 9 Q I I0 degrees in the Shade af f 1 MV Karachi. Pakistan - 7mm K8l'8Chi lliunghi-'-' Red Sea Smokers Operations Department Engineering Department lk 'iii W hi i 2 I nn M kv 3' Nauplion. Grcccv im e i' ...., .Annu '-' -vu' :cnt lhcatrv P' Q V I ll the: play Hu fftnyv v . Barcelona. Spain ! 1 .4 K D Xt This replica ot the SANTA MARIA greets tourists at the waterfront Columbus monument is Barcelona's most prominent landmark Sikh av! tt-If I - , These twin tow- t ers were built for f the I929 exposi- li tion T-5 .. 5 Return to the French Riviera ,,., .nity JP' v ff ,A -rn . s 1 t 1 Monte Carlo Entrance to Palace in Monaco another fashion show 1 t, H . pct fume factory Shipboard Life . . I I 11' watch that water level Engineers at work i paint, paint, paint 1 shipfitters paint locker IC electricians ship's office off watch machine shop add one electrical board -fffrf if h 1,0 K Sl . .S--r--- ' . My ,T A ,W O , da I o,-, sh 'em nf ff 1 iw.. M - -un WS tcdummm wo: k burnerman l 4- . Shri W. K watches Good Slmotumt ! on more than off U 5 ,5 '3??f Ve e long glass liberty secured 215 41 wma. wmamev AB-our FCCPWG Q-.fan -rue 'nhmv' RAUON 7 The Cruise Book Sim s k 1' Q' q 4 . A gg 'EQ LDAQ' .1 M, !s4au3g,5c'x Q ' Q' 1 111, xg. f 9mamm,usx i S If 3 , x. I , ,!' ,, ix I ,- : , 'M A imma: ----. l . ' S . J-4 . :mix-m f,..mnz z'sn1n S . X l I- pin, I T. X Y at 'M f Wtihams. HHH! w' A filvfftr-1 fi JZNY F. X-'P P,1i 'P xiii'-Fa' t Q f X, ni J1..-mma,Qf4sN i , ' if M, lalwlu, If-MH 3 ' - -- f M nf, x-H am 8. --X my 1, ,Jam M, . A ---H-P gif ' , M, lixsurrk, as-iss 5 , ' IA liculr, UTS! I Ax. K , ' I Q ' ,, in Q U' 1 f I- ' A U ' Q' 1 . il .n 4' J W. l'lUIK'lIUHC', MFG!-N J ' . x .4,, K . nb J, mm, BTI? 4 ' jg! 1131- Vlxmmicvpqlzaplxy ' j?'f 'gf U,J LnwdvuuHk.FT2 'fini 'r f - J I+ 41 li1:u'I-c!wum, SUGSN --1 .. ,, ' H I Joul'S Q Sure NMS Tc. Sl-vw V? u THAT Log!-f' N 5 lf., Q: ss ll 'ot 'J 4 , Q Gi , 165 .' I1 4 5 r 1 914595 I 4' hz.. B R o Be R 7-. 5 'Ol' N'l ! 21,1-BMQN, 1 C., Onklnad, CHU- muir, mm. H Mem- CHU- , 1-games., Jr.. 80906. M4-x lk, Wayne I-. Chu Grows. N.L. nun J., mmm., NN. ' L .loin K., C!'Bl'l::'l s NJ'- LQE, J. Wiscassev., a. me-x.w, cami. A., sw You., mx. OWBIS, mmm L., num!-2. NJ'- IBDIT, Michael. B., Pombmlm, Mm. R-BFKO, Viilliam B., Devon. C9181- Dould E.. Buihl'-1. NA' . LLQ3. Jolla J., Scranlnn, Pa. EGR, umm J., wwf., xx. LAT Iuxdnaay A., Leominster, Mas. wiuiw F., wma, xx. WDUREY, Norma: P., Balrinmre, Md. Cummins. R-when H.. wimmwn. N-Y Q CARLO, Robert, Peabody, Man., Fmflfl-E, Iva J., Fiilbaak, lull IRAYMAN, Thomas E., Buffalo, N.Y. 'C DlVISl0N HEBRT, Hllley F., Semle, Wash. ELUOTT, Csuclwn H., Birmlnghwx, All. WEEKLY, Donald E., sum., w.va. HABDECREE, John A., Ashland, Ala. coanng Joseph L., wmhxngrm, Dr. wiuxm E., sl. xml., MO. QUIGLEY, Chula T., Mx. Vernon, N.Y. JONES, David L., FOI! Dodge, lows MIND-MRT, Keanu.-lb W., Drexel Hill, Pl. FUGWECAN, Bernard M., Cannon, Ohio TIDWZLL, Rohan E., Eddyville, Ky. Marcel M., Lewisxun, Ma. WIS HIC, Wallace A., Worceshfr, Mm. WERACKER, David C., Cleveland, Ohm MITCHELL., Charles H., South Portland, Mm. KNZISE., William A., New York, N.Y. HIISTAND, Richard R., Tonawanda, N.Y. WTLUAMS, Herman D., La Fontaine, Ind. AYCOCK, Hannon B., Charlmtewille, Va. PDRNE, Frink C., -lr., Pittsbur 11, Pa. CRAY Earl W., Fairlzvm, N.J.g NAPIEllALA, Th-.mm L., Buffalo, Ny. ABATE, Francis S., Erie, Pa. LEARY, James J., New York, N.Y. WALLIS, Charles G., Kenosha, Wise. TANKERSLY, Willie J., Mt. Vernfm, N.Y. ll DIVISION MILLS! Louis, Newport, RJ. WASHBLIRN, rmman E., sam... City, Iowa ANCELL, Levi! E., Dayton, Ohio TURNBL, George P., Brunswick, Ca. HTSCH, Frederic M., Bethlehem, Pa. CAPPS, James R., North Bay, Ore. PDRTON, Wilbeft O., Newport News, Va. ROBERTS William E., Rochester, N.Y. ROBINSON, Thomas D., Towanda, Pa. Swans, William O., Grayson, Ky. WASNOCK, Lawrence E., Medina, N.Y. DAIRY, Richard L., Lafayette, Lnd. MATTHEWS, Richard D., Bristol, Ccrnn. POWERS, Millard E., Lincoln, Ma. ggllivcx-mY,Rz1mqf H., Baltimore, Ma. ANZ, odney R., Merriman, Wlsc. BACKUS, George, Jersey City, N.J. LUSCO Julian M., Greenfield, Mau. nl.l.ODfATO, Raymond L., Hazleton, Pa. UTTY Lanes L., Clemerrton, N.J. PORHLYI, umm-4 J., T.-mfm, N..x. Anthuny J., Mechrmiclvllle, :Perfume B., Austin, Tex. W Lmy K., Durand, Mich. James A. Rock bland lll. , John ll., Methuen, Mau. 'MP' DIVISION Wl'ZZKl,g - Bernard W., St. Paul, Minn. fam? Antonia N., Latayette, La. Rabat B., Erie, Kan. 7 , iaymond T., Cairn, Gu. - , Dlluld C., Gardiner, Ma. K Hilmar L., Xenia, Ill. Vf1g,A, Jqiqpb li., Llnwm., N-13. SHAW, hiya W , mhnvma, Mu. 1-gMw,A31M'3, Uhulqn A., liwvrly, ,Mum ANLLIILRZKAN, 1.,a.wxl M., rlwlrlasle, Pa. Aiilil., kfhulta A., l'li1S3Mi1llil. '-'W' li.ANlWl'lJU'-. R.-in-11 l , xi-,ualluvhf 4. N- 5TALm' A,3,h,,ny MW !r'lf?ilwn'u1uwu, Ps 5l'liA.U'Tl.li, .lulm l., Vs lldwmld, NJ Rllllhl, Wlllum N., Xlllbklll Vinum, ijalcl l'l.lT'l'Cl'll.Ql'i, k,im'ul1i ll , lfvlvl- Wi 1114. BURQNS. Iqgwlggyl l ,, liluxsllqllaf llnwali 1,211 .lulm J., 5. Imam., lt. '!'llliY, Rulu'I'l A , lrlxlglllnir, Vu M1H'11ll ,lulux lk, hllsflufd, Ll-nn. Que, Mi... ri, xx..,1...., ul...- SllAlKIHi, llamvl li., lldlvlf-IH. N -l SBNLHI .line-ph Ll,, hklldflli, lllllm. KHQQNL, ,hllm R., tmullmxgl-lu, L'-uw. LANDAHI' .lnlux VN ., Ixllnxwqpulu, Mum ll l1lVlSll'lN llAhlMklNl'l, Trac, S., l:4m'a4xlvl, 5.61. HU1CL'lhlli, ll.mu.ld xi., linuml, Umm. Dill llAlikl,lNl'., Allwrt ly, Warwx-fl-, lil BARNIQIS, llnlfarr' A., l'k4ll i WKINIT, xl VF lilll, .lrrry J., limxaparir, l-:wa SllOUl.lll-QRA, lhmnld N., l r-widc'll-'4'. WY WOOD, kfllllflll ll., lu,-rl-v, Miaxlnippl Wll.'ll.l5'l, llvvlglal R., NrM'WdllK, Ulm- .lAl'l'lSClN, li-ls'lldI'l.l ll., liHr'lnlr',-, VVlieli. l.lA.llj'Y, Cvvll N., Slll'civvpul'i, lu. Pl'l l'i5, .mlm D., Snrnmgu sprlugn, NJ, llAYl,0li, Lllvrm ll,, lllvewr-ids, Pu. HAIJIA, i'il'l.lll-. J., Miami, lla. UWICNS, 'I'lmmsA J., Turtle Vrcwli, Vu, IIHNLI1, .ln-nc': lf., New Vunilr, I'u. I-'OS'l'l:Ii, lrr-sy l.., Manlnwv, Valli. UIUKAN, rllllflllldl. 5., l'.ll7nlvvlll, N.-I. l1llllMl'lAllC2H, Junmn, Munivmlyumlng, W,Vu. Fflfi'I'l'lll, Jam:-1. U., lillrhm, Md, Slll',1l'lll,'ll1ll, llulalvf' .l,, l'livr'I'Mf.1r, l'l.l. l.AWl4.l-INCL, .lanwe., lkxlnlhunvc, Pu. Gllklllill, -lf'l'I'y l.., New l'llll:.nlv'lyslain, l'u l l.Ul'lQfZAK, Acluljvll A., l',li7:.aiJc'lll, N,.I, LAMM, ffllilflff- W., lmliuqunr-, Nj , Wll,l,lAM3, Dwlglal ll., 7.:mm.villv, Uh!-4 lVllQUllAllfil',l'., Hulmri ll., Vunirfnvillv, Vu llflffl, William A., l,:m1j:1slm, l':l. l.ANl', f,:f flYHl' W., L,llYlClllY'ILlli' rim., lS'l4 DIVISION BAFxl7F'l'l H1 Ill Vuli rn n ., , ry.,,. ,vr,M5p, MC fillllll, Dfmnld ll., l'laHr.lmrg, N.'1'. l,,l'T'll,l'LFllil.D, L.!l151Ylf'l5 A., Milton, VO. PTUCIQ Julm li., Hmlfm, Man. AMUNUSUN, llullnmi CL., l'l1srlr'sl-m, S.Cf. llllllkli, Vlfilliarn .l., .lr., llfllylll'l', Mum. Cl7MMlNfJf., Mir-lmfll A., lfllillvrxnrlgfi, N.Y. DliClll.l.l'., llffllilfll lg, llzwrrhill, M nr.. IJAVIDSUN, llicyhnrzl l,,, Ipgwh-lr. Mean, l,lJWl'1l.l,, llnlwrl I., l'lc+:m:m1vylIr, N Y, ll,li'fNUl.llS, llfmnhl N., 12f.ill1rrn.lvur,g, Md. llll3fil'Il.I.. limbs-rt .l,, Kprmgllrlal, lvlnu., SClIlWFllKl'1ll'lA, -llXllC'l- li., l llllculf-lplun, s. KlNNlfY, llmniel Lf., Nurfhluwrmgly, Mmm, IRAIJNUHA, llumlniv, f,'l1'Tldf'll, NHT. filfllll ll., fhiwrxu, Nfl, l.AllAlSl'I, Paul V., f,'lN'llYIIlVfvfll, Mn., l.lPlNAll, Cfhurlmc ll., New Ymy, Njf, AP.MS'l RllNG, Rn-lmrd l ., New Yury, N.Y. l.E5cll'lSKY, Krnnf-liz A., llfldRl'lYilf1, mm. DWYHQ, .lnlm llq fQ,,,,1.,,,,.,,l MM,- C,Tl.ANi,'Y, William J., lnwvll, Mass.. Kl'Ifl.lNLil':l7., .lllllll .l., Sl, l'ulll, hlinn, 97 EWAIVI , l-2WfPlIt'l' V., lllllllllllrlvlllt lnd. YJFTVINE, ,lnhn ,IU fx-fanqfyn' pd. Wll:xPl.RMANN, 'llrnmm M., Sl. lmug 411. V lll.ADU'5, Antfmf' le., Shelf:-r lnlaml, N Y, HANSKN, Runnin! A., Wlsilr piling: N.'f1 CASSU, .luwph Il, g4,.,,,, Hn, ,,,'.i,' WHY. 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