Bryce Canyon (AD 36) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1959 volume:

PACITXC Equator. i- g% o Sedc i V E a U A T O R Greetings mates : Since I have made this cruise with you and at one time or another have visited each of your compartments and lockers, having survived the repeated sprayings which almost got me, but only dampened my spirits a little, I want to move along from page to page with you and serve as a reminder that we are insepa- rable, the Brass Canoe and I. My name ? Oh yes ... Why, it is CUCA-RACHA, of course. Your mate Cuccy Summanxf a icU Though we were delayed a few hours in getting underway due to bad weather, we put to sea in a true Navy fashion. Stopping first at PEARL HARBOR and then at GUAM, each section enjoyed liberty, and we were ready to proceed. After crossing the INTERNATIONAL DATE LINE we soon became attached to the U.S. SEVENTH FLEET, and entered SUBIC BAY, P.I. After about two weeks here, we headed for a week of R R and shopping in oriental dreamland, HONG KONG, B.C. Next, we spent a week in KAOHSIUNG, FORMOSA, before returning to MANILA and SUBIC BAY for another three weeks. Underway again, we stayed two weeks more in KAOHSIUNG before setting course for OKINAWA. After two weeks of mostly R R in BUCKNER BAY, we again set our course for that home port away from home — SUBIC BAY. After a month of routine work and spreading of goodwill, we said goodbye for the last time to SUBIC BAY and spent two days at sea before arriving at KAOHSIUNG. At last, upon leaving KAOHSIUNG, we were finally headed in the right direc- tion — toward JAPAN. After playing hide-and-seek with typhoon Ellen, we finally arrived in SASEBO about five days late. But our short stay here still will be long remembered. Once again we took to the sea, this time heading for KOBE for a few days of both work and pleasure. After being here for about two weeks the BRYCE CANYON set sail for YOKOHAMA for two more days of R R, and one last fling before setting the special sea detail and getting underway once more. This time we were HOMEWARD BOUND ! In fullfilling the primary mission of furnishing repair and logistic support to Uncle Sam ' s destroyers. The Bryce Canyon has handled over 50,000 job orders in accomplishing repairs on over 2500 ships of 55 different hull types. The Korean war was responsible for the birth of the Bryce Canyon. Initial construction began April 16, 1945 ; it was suspended at the end of W. W. II, and picked up - again when hostilities in Korea caused cancellation of plans to put the tender in the reserve fleet. The Bryce Canyon began her naval career with an unusual incident, and probably another first in naval history. Within two months after commissioning the ship was transferred from the At- lantic to the Pacific Fleet. So sudden was the change, that a pay day was held for all hands at 2400, followed by liberty at 0100, only a few hours before sailing. This trip to West Pac will be the Bryce Canyon ' s eighth deployment since commissioning. Under 9 skippers the Bryce Canyon has steamed over 110,000 miles. While visiting 21 ports in seven different countries durin her first nine years. ik.- Oufi THi Matt Our normal mission as a tender is to provide to destroyer type vessels, within the capabihties of the shops, equipment and other facihties incorporated into the design of our ship. When the exigencies of the service demand, this tender will in addition, render all available services to other types of vessels. Our reason for being Torn to, commence ships ji —• ' Sssai :7 ' J -A, ' if Quite a work load Plank owner Chief Levin and four-year men Boyer, Tompkins, and Janz. Four down one to go The best in the fleet has dene it again ! In competition with the rest of the small tenders of the Seventh Fleet, the Bryce Canyon has emerged victorious in winning the battle efficiency award for the fourth consecutive year. Even before word was received on her recent victory, the B.C. had had begun to work on the final leg of the coveted Gold E, in hope to achieve another Bryce Canyon First. COMDESFLOT ONE, RADM Glenn R. Donaho, presents the Battle Efficiency Award plaque to CAPT Stepher M. Archer, Commanding Officer. Just before deployment it was disco- vered that the B.C. had a large crack in her propeller. On February (ith we entered the yards in San Pedro to get a new one. All of us were amazed at the size of the ship out of the water. We won ' t forget the long venture down the gangway and many of us will remember always the ammo handling party and bringing the stores aboard. S ctf axcC ' PexCacC On 7 Feb. we gtithered on the C. P. Deck and listened as Captain Stephen M. Archer was relieved of command of the BRYCE CANYON and Captain E.H. Steinmetz became our new Skipper. Good luck Cap- tain Archer on your new assignment and welcome aboard Captain Stein- metz. i i. a ' ' ?-- ' We changed Command and got underway, We had to leave, we just couldn ' t stay. A seven inonth cruise, that ' s a darn long time. So keep the home fires burning and drop us a line. . .. e ' l- - ' ■., i eo 1 Capt. Everett H. Steinmetz Commanding Officer Catain Everett H. Steinmetz was born in Brooklyn. New York, July 22. 1913. He entered the Naval Academy in 1931 from New York State and was commissioned Ensign upon graduation in 1935. Since graduating. Captain Steinmetz has served on the U S S TEXAS (BB-31. 1935—1937, U.SS. CHANDLER 1937—1938. as Com- munications Watch Officer for Battle Force U.S. Pacific Fleet 1938-1939. and aboard the U.S.S. DICKERSON 1939—1940 After completing three months of Submarine training at New London, Connecticut in 1940. he then reported aboard the Submarine LI.S.S. S-1 for duty as Gunnery and Communications Officer and later became Executive Officer, Captain Steinmetz served aboard Submarines throughout World War II, and made ten war patrols. While serving as Commander of the U.S.S CREVALLE, one of nine subs in a Wolf Pack known as HYDEMAN ' S HELLCATS , his mission was to penetrate the Minefields of Tsushima in the Sea of Japan. The CREVALLE accounted for the sinking of four Japanese ships. Captain Steinmetz has also served as Commanding Officer of the Submarine POLLACK and the Ex-German type XXI Submarine, U-3008, and as Commander Mine Squadron 7 Before reporting aboard the U.S.S. BRYCE CANYON iAD-36) on February 7, 1959 for duty as Commanding Officer, he served as Assistant Chief of Staff for Operations Plans Readiness on the Staff of Com- mander Mine Forces, U.S. Pacific Fleet. Captain Steinmetz holds the following campaign badges and medals NAVY CROSS, GOLD STAR LETTER OF COMMENDATION WITH RIBBON AND COMBAT V, AMERICAN DEFENSE (STAR., EUROPEAN THEATER, ASIATIC PACIFIC ' 3 STARS , WORLD WAR II VICTORY, KOREAN AREA, UNITED NATIONS SERVICE MEDAL, NATIONAL DEFENSE. ' I IK-O Cdr. James H. Batcheller Executive Officer CDR James H. BATCHELLER was born in Matapoisette, Mass., and attended High School in CorvalHs, Oregon. In 1937 he received a congres- sional appointment to the U.S. Naval Academy and graduated as Ensign in February, 1941. CDR BATCHELLER was serving on board the USS MARYLAND at Pearl Harbor on December 7th, 1941. During the last half of the war he was Commanding Officer of the USS HUSE (DE 145). He has also served as Commanding Officer of the USS SCROGGINS (DE-538), and the USS POTTER (DD-446), and the USS EPPERSON (DDE-719). Prior to reporting to the USS BRYCE CANYON in February 1959 CDR BATCHELLER was serving as Staff Operations Officer, ComDesFlot 3. Com- mander Batcheller holds the following decorations : Bronze star, Asiatic-Pacific Theater with 2 battle stars, American Theater with battle stars, European Theater with 2 battle stars. World War II Victory, Naval Occupation and National Defense Service Medal. He is married and has two daughters. Oui Of ccu 1 „ ' ■ ' • I f ' ' ' ) 1 ;-( i MX-- Owi £ ,i, ' §■ - ' A « Jp. I i „xJ:,j . ,y ' ' r...)i.-X ' . V .4   iS 4 rt wW ' ec ' Dc iontfttCH.t Up at reveille, out on the job The Boatswains are yelling, Get hot on that swab. Scrub the paint, make things shine. Hoist out the boats, and handle that line. From daylight to dark, we work up on deck A ship-shape department, that shows not a speck. We ' re Boatswains and Seamen, a true Navy rate So pipe Turn to , I ' m old Boat- swain ' s Mate. LT WELLS RELIEVED FIRST LIEUTENANT LTJG LEWIS FIRST LIEUTENANT CWO STITES DIVISION OFFICER A quiet day on the B.C. i€ ccACdcaft BACK ROW: DAVENPORT, POWELL, LEVERETTE, SPARKS 3RD ROW: HENRY, BACKER, ANDRIES, ARMBRUST 2ND ROW: BURTON, POLACKWICH, CWO STITES, TURNER FRONT ROW: TIPTON, BURDICK, STIGALL B -t svi .1 You mean he hit another buoy ? iiMklKl i CWO ANDRESEN USN (RET. First division is responsible for all deck gear located for- ward. Anchoring and moor- ing finds them on the job bright and early, rigging the forward gangway and report- ing alongside with liberty boats, ready for that run to the beach. I •. ' . % ' .A ' ' «. ' I ? 1 ' mi 20th Co ffee break. BACK ROW : THOMPSON, BEAVERS, ALLEN, BERTAGNOLI 3RD ROW: SHANNON, PAULOWSKI, POWERS, MANN 2ND ROW : E. SNYDER, HORNE, OLIVER, HOLLEY FRONT ROW : RARER, STOEHR, SNYDER T.O ENS WAAGE DIVISION OFFICER Now mop all floors and halls. 2kcC wUcok ■• ' t ' % i V BACK ROW; SMITH, GILMER, HILDERBRAND 3RD ROW: BODAK, PATTERSON, LTJG. LEWIS, COLLETT, FISHER 2ND ROW: GIBBARD, BLESSING, UNDERWOOD, QUINN FRONT ROW: BENJAMIN, WARD -; . m I n Now drop the . . . thing Second division can be found on the job back aft, handling Hnes, manning booms, and rigging the after gangway, the i threshold to liberty. 2 cc tcdcaft a BACK ROW: TINDALL, WILBURN, MARTIN, KRALL, BRECLAW 2ND ROW: TALLEY, JORDEN, ENS WAAGE, McKINLEY FRONT ROW : BARNES, DEWEESE, DELANCY, PIFER CWO LIND SHIPS GUNNER Rod and Gun Club. 3%cC cfAC caa X Even though we are not primarily a combatant-type vessel, the third division gunner ' s mates have a full- time job in keeping the many magazine areas ship- shape, as well as the con- stant care and maintenance of the ships main batteries and small arms. BACK ROW: WILLIAMS, STORLIE, WISHER, CROSS, KIDEFER 2ND ROW ; ROBERTS, hjOUSE, ABEL, PRICHARD FRONT ROW ; MOORE, HAMM, CWO LIND, SPENCER •,J«  l« y VW  S ' Ni ;4cUHc ti4t ' i tl M ' Dc xtm-e«tt 7 IP X Division is an integral part of our closely-knit shipboard organization. Yeomen and Personnelmen publish the Plan of the Day, handle matters pertaining to the personnel and their records. The Post Office falls under this division too, and a more popular spot aboard ship can not be found when we hear those immortal words that will live forever, MAIL CALL . II Hp ' Our Saint with the big brov. ' n be When we get it sorted, that ' s wh LTJG COLLARD PERSONNEL OFFICER Square thathatsailor, is a familiar phrase often heard coming from the iMAA ' s, whose primary job is the internal disci- Inline of the crew. BACK ROW: WEEKS, FEMBERTON, MALACARA, GREGAS, G.D. MORRIS 2ND ROW: FRY, GARCIA, BLOCKER, LTJG COLLARD, CARPENTER, NEBRIDA, R. GARCIA FRONT ROW: EVANS, RUSH, STROING, COUNCE, R.E. MORRIS BACK ROW: HANES, BISHOP, HAMILTON FRONT ROW ; WILLIAMS, STOSSER, SMITH S c(AC ca(t 1, - BACK ROW: DOBSON, GOODE, CROSLEY, DARNELL FRONT ROW: CRAWFORD, DANIELS, WILLIAMS, HAMILTON 5ACK ROW: FLOWER, BURTNETT, LAURANCE FRONT ROW; TANDE, YOUNG, ROBLES LTJG McGUIRE OPERATIONS OFFICER on .  ccAUcaft Reliability, speed, and security are the key words of the operation ' s department. Comprising this group are the radio and signal gangs, C.I.C., sonar attack teacher. From close-in communication by blinker and semi- phore to long range communication by radio, this group is manned and ready around the clock to send and receive on a minutes notice. ' %ll « Look you phony scope jocky . H He says, quit putting that thing in his eyes. BACK ROW: FtOWERS, BROWN, STRATTON, FRANCIS, RAMIREZ 3RD ROW : COCHELL, HANSHAW, VOSS, WILLIAMS, CHINERY 2ND ROW: FOSS, LTJG McGUIRE, WINEGAR FRONT ROW: MOSLEY, WALZ, ADAMS BACK ROW: CRAWSHAW, WALKER, KIDWELL, PHILIP 3RD ROW : TIPTON, YOUNG, GILHULY, POPEZ, MATHEWS 2ND ROW: CHATTERTON, ENS McPHEE, LTJG GATES, Hf FRONT ROW: FIELDS, ISOVITCH Hello Sweetheart, how are you and the kids ? ENS McPHEE ASST. Navigato We should have been there by now. Our course is 126 and 5 It i(ACAca Correcting charts is for the birds Twinkle, twinkle little star How we wonder where we are ! We take your bearing from afar .... Right on course ! Wei! done, Collard ! JACK ROW: HIGH, WIDMANN, ROBERTSON 2ND ROW: DALY, CONTRERAS, CRESS FRONT ROW: ENS McPHEE, LTJG COLLARD, NAVIGATOR Children, everywhere we went. Souvenir Hunt ?- ' ' : W j ' ?AV ' S teetcft efra%tmatt Composed of the A, B, E, M, and R divisions, the engineering department is responsible for the operation, care and maintenance of all propulsion and auxiliary machinery and electrical power generators ; repairs to the ship ' s hull, control of damage, and maintenance of boat machinery. LT HOWE ENGINEERING OFFICER LT KINNAIRD RELIEVED ENGINEERING OFFICER Another group vital to each man aboard is the division known as A Evaps , whose never-ending job it is to keep us supphed with fresh water for drinking and showers. They also maintain tlu- ventilation and com- pressed air systems. BACK ROW; SCHULZ, GAITHER, McLAIN, HESTER, RAMBO 3RD ROW ; FULTS, KEtLY, PICKENS, BLAND, HOMULAK, TRAVIS 2ND ROW ; DELIA, ENS WYMAN, PIERSON FRONT ROW: WHITE, YOUNG, NAILS, ROMERO The BRYCE CANYON couldn ' t get along without the efforts of the boiler tenders of B division. Several hours before this ship can get underway, a BT must light off the boilers. They are also responsible for fuel tanks, diesel and lubricating oil storage tanks, oil test lab and feedwater bottoins. Destroyers along- side are always happy to receive their steam through the courtesy and efforts of the boiler gang. BACK ROW: JONES. ALLGOOD, CULLEN, NEELY 2ND ROW; ROBBINS, BRADY, ENGLAND, NORMAN FRONT ROW. BLYTHYN, ENS WYMAN, SHAW It ' s sooo hard on my fingers ■r ' ■€rzL2t -. In temperatures that make P.I. seem like Alaska, the BT s maintain the EC ' s boilers and fuel systems in a ship-shape condition, and always operate their equipment with Steam to Spare. t:2:: ■ VJB Ht BACK ROW: FRONTNER, YOST, STATEN, LAWSON, MAYS K m Km T fc ' ' ' -SON, DAVIS, RATIGAN, DICKINSON I W RSLaH__ _iJ H FRONT ROW : KRAFT, WRAY, HOOKS, BLAKE ic . . tic . . . tic, V ' 7ft c(AC Ua Dials, more dials ! w F smwrnum BACK ROW: MANN, THORNHILL, CUMMINGS, ADAMS, ROBINSON 2ND ROW : LANE, PLATIRO, STELLENBERG, WHITMAN, CAMPBELL FRONT ROW; ANTONIO, ENS WYMAN, PACKER Who ... me ? The still works great Come on out of ther All ahead full ! Let ' s go home ! ' Op£n that throttle, machinists mate; keep close watch on that equipment you maintained so well. Keep that screw turning and get us home on schedule ! Field day. U t- .ii I It . h ' ■ ' BACK ROW: BETLEY, HERROD, SHAW, DAUGHERTY 2ND ROW: PUTITS, PIERCE, RILEY FRONT ROW: OLVERA, HARDENBROOK, JOHNSON T (Mt ffSfp-. Call the boafshop The men responsible for keeping our liberty boats run- ning and purring like kittens are the mechanics of A boats, a small, but dependable group. BACK ROW REESE, SHAWYER, SHANNON, SMITH, WODDARD 2ND ROW : GRAHAM, MORRIS, GIBSON, NAPIER, HENDON FRONT ROW ; ORTTLEY, WILSON, LOCK, BOWMAN Last will and testament. The principal mission of the damage controlmen is to maintain watertight integrity throughout the ship. This means, in effect, keeping her afloat. They insure us of a safe voyage by keeping the hull in top notch condition. 1R DctACdCi c(Ac ca M BACK ROW; GRAHAM, PHILLIPS, ELLIS 2ND ROW: GROVES, DARNELL, MULDOON FRONT ROW: ROY, WILHELM BACK ROW; WALLACE, MULKEY, GILBERT, OLSON 3RD ROW: MILLER, YOUNG, KANE, EDWARDS 2ND ROW; ZAKAR, CWO BURDYSHAW, DUKE, GEETER FRONT ROW: ARONHALT, PENDERGRAFT, BOBRO 1 WB 1 ■!■ Man, I ' m snowed Sparky maintains a steady flow of electrical power to the B.C. and ships alongside, replac- ing bulbs and fuses from the masthead to the bilge bottoms. Interior Communications, an- other arm of this division, maintains the gyros, automatic telephones and that nightly movie we all enjoy so much. Mushi-Mushi What number were you calling please? Motors, motors, motors S cc cdccw .A kill BACK ROW ; DEROUIN, BATEMAN, JONES, RUHNKE, SCOTT 2ND ROW : MANNING, HELSER, MARTINSON, BECK, WOLF FRONT ROW: WASHINGTON, CHASE, CRAYK, HULIHEE Some made fheir own popcorn. At the Chiefs Club. ' X. V Sccp if, De KVitmeat The Supply Department with its vast records of every day needs is kept busy procuring, accounting, stowing, and issuing of over 65,000 items needed for repair to destroyers and our own ships maintenance. LCDR GRAHAM SUPPLY OFFICER LT SHERRELL STORES OFFICER From nuts and bolts to a new main engine, if supply doesn ' t have it on board, they will get it for yciu. It might be said that supply is the backbone of the B.C. ' s ])rimary mission — the repair and logistic support of Seventh Fleet destroyer-type vessels — for, with- out the necessary materials, that job order could never be com- pleted. Not in stock. S-t culAca BACK ROW : CORDELL, WASINGER, RASMUSSEN, LINDLEY, SWAN 2ND ROW: GLOVER, BORN, HON, YARBROUGH FRONT ROW: ALLISON, MIDDLEBROOKS, LT SHERRELL, HERRINGTON Use form dz 87402841 1 9036 LTJG McAdoo ASST. STORES OFFICER DARN TYPHOON 1001, 1002, 1003 A place for everything, and everything in its place is the story behind the store- keepers of the Bryce Canyon. From a stock number to the item in question, their job is an important one and their service is indispensable. BACK ROW : AKERS, POTTER, PHILLIPS, MANALANSAN 3RD ROW: McGRIFF, STROYAN, SMITH, ANDERSON 2ND ROW: CONNER, LTJG McADOO, KNOX, SKEEN FRONT ROW; GARCIA, BARRETT, BRADLEY, CARTER burnf ' em ago CWO ESTES, SHIP ' S SERVICE AND COMMISSARY OFFICER S-2 DctAC caa Recipe says one dash salt, so make it a couple pounds BACK ROW: GOMEZ, BISHOP, GEVAS, PARENT, YANEZ 2ND ROW ; DUNN, R. SMITH, LITTLE, CHAPPELL FRONT ROW: BABINEAU, CWO ESTES, COFFTA, CASTRO Laundry Although at times we may have wondered what we had just eaten in Denny ' s Diner, those exotic Httle dishes added that special something we needed to perform our daily tasks. Very seldom were we dissatisfied with our daily fare on the B.C. What ? Rice again ? Pass the mustard ' K For those dish pan hands , BACK ROW. KiNCANNON, BLAKE, BARNES, E. WITHROW FROT ROW: WHITNEY, SILER, URAINE, R. WITHROW No, he doesn ' t sell beer S-3 ctAC iaa The primary product of S-3 division is service. The ship ' s servicemen might well be called the morale masters of the BRYCE CANYON. They con- tribute to the habitability of our ship through various service activities. The laundry, dry cleaning plant, tailor shop, cob- bler shop, barber shop, ship ' s store, clothing and small stores, and the soda fountain make up their manyfold service activities. And don ' t cut oFF my side burns. Head, ?1 button crusher BACK ROW: HARRIS, ODOM, FRANKLIN, QUICK, WILLIAMS 2ND ROW: SAUL, BUSHOR, FOWLER, MAEZ, HEAD FRONT ROW: LILLO, CWO ESTES, SWAIN i ' -J 1 -e Size 40 what, chief ? ' ■:, (. ,- No ! I don ' t sell Beer X Hell no I I hove to sew the E on 1500 Jumpers ! u BACK ROW ; GARCIA, GIBBS, BOWMAN, INMAN, ARMSTRONG 2nd ROW. LUTZ, FORD, LA GRECO, KASHNEY, PILI FRONT ROW: HOLMAN, SANCHEZ, WATTS, PLATTNER ENS F. MARGULIS, DISBURSING OFFICER on payday to the cookiny of thousands of calories each meal, our job is one of a thousand worries, but meals are served on time and payday is met on schedule by the trained personnel in this branch of Supply. S-4 Pay day for the crew, and chow down for the officers, are the prime respon- sibilities of the S-4 and S-5 divisions. From the paying of thousands of dollars c BACK ROW: NUNNEtEY, J. JONES, WEEKS FRONT ROW: MUttlNS, ENS MARGULIS, MERRITT got the chi BACK ROW: CALPO, CABUG, F. CAMERON, WItSON 2ND ROW: TERRY, METOYER, WOODS, JORDAN FRONT ROW: E. JONES, ENS MARGULIS, VIVIT One tor you and one IHccUcai ' Dcfremtmcut LT J. P. JONES JR MC USNR MEDICAL OFFICER When sick call sounds three times a day, the medical department is kept pretty busy caring for our aches and pains. These experts in their field, surrounded by the latest in modern equipment, guarantee us a healthful cruise and a mind at ease in the knowledge that in an emergency we are in good hands. BACK ROW: HUGHES, WAGONER, DACEY VALENTE 2ND ROW; JONES, LT. POLLMAN, AFDAHL, FULLER FRONT ROW ; HANLON, BUSBY, STIGGINS LT A. HERR DIVISION OFFICER CDR F.D. GROSSMAN DENTAL OFFICER LT J.C. CERNIGLIA ASST. DENTAL OFFICER No matter what your dental problem may be, you can always be sure of efficient and expert professional treatment from our well equipped and expertly staffed dental department. BACK ROW: ARINDUQUE, MICKEL, HENDRICKS, PEPPER 2ND ROW: ELLIOTT, CASEY, KOTZBAUER FRONT ROW : DR. ROSDAHL, CDR GROSSMAN, DR. KITZMILLER Doctors Rosdahl and Kitz- miller left us a while back to face the civilian world with their knowledge and skill. We will long remember their always cheerful attitude and the never dying words it won ' t hurt much. LT G.A. ROSDAHL LT J.S. KITZMILLER and then the big bad wolf No ! No ! Not like that. Doberman and Bilko. ■ ' . -r W !- e Oi The mission of the Repair Department is to accomplish repairs and aherations to destroyers and often even other type vessels. When a destroyer needs repair it can call on the services of the thirty-two different shops and facilities of this department. The Bryce Canyon has a great pride in its Repair Gang which has always had a Can Do spirit and which has contributed in major measures to the winning of the Golden E. This is one department that really knows team work and knows how to put out work with quality as well as quantity . I iV LCDR SHERFY REPAIR OFFICER ENS RICE ASST. REPAIR OFFICER ll 5m}MM ' m . ' S. ' s .. ' i-i V- -■ ' - - |iiy- Mr. -a ..- -I ' De KVitmcut J. O. 8761, construct new destroyer? Early liberty ? ? ? ? Peanut butter, M 8930-252-5956. Hull repair requires the skill of many men in many rates to keep those tin cans afloat. With ship- fitters, welders, pipefitters, patternmakers, sheetmetal workers and carpenters on constant call, our motto might well be, ■ ' Have destroyers, will repair. BACK ROW: FOGLE, HARRISON, TAYLOR, NICKLES, THAGGARD 3RD ROW : ABBRUZZESE, BULLARD, HAMMOND, EASTMAN 2ND ROW : DANDRIDGE, WESLEY, SHARP, ROCH FRONT ROW : JENKINS, BOND, BERKOWITZ, BURGARD Tender loving care. Sad iac e% BACK ROW: KANE, ROBBINSON, EDWARDS, RORRISON, YONEDA, LETENDER 2ND ROW; CORTELLI, FRIES, CWO HENDRY, POOLE, NELSON FRONT ROW ; SNAZA, RYDER, FAIRBANKS, LAWRENZ When a job order is received in the shipfitter ' s shop, whether it be ducts, shelves, or many other variety of jobs, rest assured it will be completed in record time. Good work and well denes go hand in hand to this division. 1R- SUfr ' PittefU BACK ROW: FREEMAN, PARATORE, WAITE, CORTEZ 2ND ROW: FRAIZER, KANGAS, WILLIAMS, TRAVERS, ELLICT FRONT ROW: MOLINARO, LEVIN, CHAMPOUR, EMCH i((m After knock off ! X ( ftd S eet met S afr s in here somev From special designs and installations to duct w(jrk and new lockers, this gang of tin benders can take the rough drawing and turn cut an expert job in no time. Their ' s is a never ending job of constant repair to cans as well as the Brass Canoe . MM BACK ROW : RICE, HOFFNER, TALLANT, GORDON 2ND ROW; ARAUJO, DONNELY, MENKE, MOLTER, THATCHER FRONT ROW : KOLB, DAVIS, McGILBERY, MEULA 1 (- : j Get the scotch tat f Vr )N .t - PCfrC A fr Cutting, threading, and bending pipe calls for many skills. Just the right size, This one needs a special thread, and Not too much heat as we bend, are common phrases these men know as a routine day passes in the pipe shop. Masters all, their work is above reproach ! BACK ROW : SCOTT, JOHNSON, WHITE, LESCZNSKE, TUITASI 3RD ROW: CARDENAS, PLANTE, SEGUNDO, BANAS, LOPEZ 2ND ROW: GINN, HOLM, KRICK, EVANS FRONT ROW: MASON, ROOKS, DORAN, THOMAS X Have wrench will travel. X .€ CWO VON BEHREN DIVISION OFFICER The specialty of this gang is manufacturing spare parts and tools for the various I equipment of the destroyers. I There is always a full board I of job orders from the i destroyers as well as the B.C. V, BACK ROW; NESS, DOMBROWSKI, THOMPSON, ILIFF 3RD ROW: ANTHONY, SHONE, RHOADES, ABERCROMBIE 2RD ROW: CLARCK, CWO VON BEHREN, JAM, POSTEN FRONT ROW : CLEMONS, GUILLOZET, BICKFORD, VERHEUL So round, so fir BACK ROW ; WAGONER, ROBERTS, DELAGE, RICE 3RD ROW: LAUZON, SOLECKI, DOBBS, ALTMANSHOFER 2ND ROW: BOYES, TRITZ, CROOK FRONT ROW : SANGER, WILLIAMS, DAVIES C(ACK ( m B ft Rare tropical fish. BACK ROW: GINN, SMITH, THAGGARD, RIBBECK FRONT ROW: THOMPKINS, CWO VON BEHREN, TOWNSEND Comprising this division are three shops ; the heavy machine shop, the light machine shop and the foundry. From a tempered shaft to a delicate gear, these precision specialists de- mand from their machines accuracy .... and they get it. Beat until smooth 1 -2 Vivc coK ' JfUUefU i,o ve m BACK ROW : RHOADES, C.T. ALLEN, SMITH, TROLL L.E. ALLEN FRONT ROW ; FRANKLIN, NELSON, KIRKLAND CWO SHELLY DIVISION OFFICER Cans aloiif side. or cruisinj; miles away doesn ' t make any dif- lert-nce to tliis an . Willi tools in hand they travel to and re- pair many destroyers. Working on equip- ment too large to he moved, and under many adverse condi- tions, they get their job done and return for reassignment to new and challenging tasks. These are the men that just smile when asked Can do? 8k Sure It will work 0o IRS cc cdctut Outride e Oi S ' -w- v □ BACK ROW: HARRIS, SNYDER, STESKAL L.J., STESKAL J.E. 3RD ROW: COATES, BITHER, LORD, KEENE, McQUISTON 2ND ROW: BELLAMY, FAYE, CWO SHELLY, TOMKINS FRONT ROW : GERMAN, HASKINS, SLATE Better know as the Boiler Repair Gang. these are the men whose job it is to KeLp those cans steaming. Their hard and dirty work is rewarded by the sight of these destroyers underway, with steam to spare. Dudley ' s Demor Lighting it off. BACK ROW FIETSCH, ROBINSON, WEAVER, KRICK 2ND ROW: TOBIAS, HARRIS, SIMMONS, PASTORE FRONT ROW ; TARTER, DUDLEY, WINEGARDEN -4 S ' ci t caC efiaOi Knit one and pearl tv Have tools, will travel, describes the electrical paerir outfit. Whether winding mo- tors, repairing gyro compasses, or overhauling projfectors, they, like all others on the B.C. are Alwavs Readv. I] BACK ROW: WALKER, CARTER, W. RUSSELL, L. RUSSELL 3RD ROW: CHANDLER, PIERCE, HIGLE, HILL 2ND ROW: LATHAM, CWO THOMPSON, MIZELL, SMITH FRONT ROW; MALANA, KAHM, WOODS, JORDING H Which switch is for the coffee pot? we oBd ptoil two a ■t look will traiel I lie decttical paenr I BCaie Popcorn go 1R-4 %a e iaxx BACK ROW: HANGER, DOWNS, BOODRY, ZWETSLOOT 2ND ROW: LYCAN, ALLEN, STEFFEN FRONT ROW: KLEIN, CWO THOMPSON, MAWHIRTER, GONZALEZ-MENA The on, o-f-f switch -5 S( ic e aOi S afr 4JL From the tip of the mast and the radar antenna to the bilges and the sonar, the tin can sailors have a tough time stumping these boys who are only too willing to prove that we CAN DO . BACK ROW; JAEGER, BOND, MARSICH, OLEEN, ELSEY 3RD ROW: GORIN, ALLEN, MOUNTJOY, MENDENHALL 2ND ROW: McCOY, STYLES, WO MEINTS, KNUTSON, ROY FRONT ROW: McKELLEB, McCANN, WHITELAW GiHiDen and ' f uire a ven ' acy. Here ' Itis accuracy ii  orli on gii and til ' WJtiolcira Ben ' s typewriter hospital CWO FRAZIER DIVISION OFFICER -6 Ond aacc a cC Optccai efra i S afr -«♦- Be Dp (i the mast and m m to the bilges -CWfDO . :i« i lk What time is it 2 Gunnery and Optical Repair both require a very high degree of ac- curacy. Here in R-6 you will find this accuracy in the capable personnel at work on guns, type-writers, bino- culars and the latest complicated firecontrol circuits. BACK ROW : CORLISS, BEAVER, HOWELL, BENEDICT 3RD ROW ; MICHENER, NORMAN, COSGROVE, MCGAHEN, FISHER 2ND ROW : NOBLE, KOCH, CWO FRAZIER, DAVIDSON, SHEINOST FRONT ROW ; KERR, NOLAN And her add Another busy day in the F.T. shop. 1R-6 0%d a tce okcC OptCcaC ' R.c aOi S afr X 6 N BACK ROW ; BATES, THATCHER, LEACH, SIMPSON 3RD ROW: FREED, TRAYLOR, ANDERSON, EBERHARD 2ND ROW: SHINEDER, KEY, PETICO, BARRY, HARKINS FRONT ROW: CRISTOE, ABNEY CWO CAZESSUS, TORPEDO REPAIR OFFICER MAN, what a fish. 1R-7 at eda IRe cr S afr R-7 division, comprised of torpedomen, printers and photographers, will give you and outstanding job, whether it be the repair of a fish the printing of a book or the taking of ID photos. Something is ticking. BACK ROW: BRYANT, PHILLIPS, CHAPMAN, RIVERA, SOWERS 3RD ROW: WALLACE, GULLEY, MITCHELL, JESSEE, JANZ 2ND ROW: SPRINKLE, PILKERTON, CWO CAZESSUS, SUTTON FRONT ROW: ROBERTS, BURNETT We won ' t goof this batch Chie -7 Ptmt S fr Always plan ahead. AH-500 shutter bugs. BACK ROW: BURK, ADLEY, WHITE, BRACAMONTE 2ND ROW ; HAEFLINGER, DIKEMAN, GILL, LAI HIF FRONT ROW . McCUE, WATSON Printing is another one of the many varied activities of the old B.C. Every-day forms, a news- paper, books, raffle tickets and the all-important special request chits come from this shop. They also are equiped for many special jobs if the order so requires. Another indispensable part of this division is the Photo Lab, without which there would be no new I.D. photos, or pictures for the papers at home. They are also responsible for photo- static copies and reproductions. They have done much to push us Gold E ward. Garcia at the keys LT HUFFMAN SHIPS CHAPLAIN Evening devotions ( i iUm cutd B 0 We are grateful to the chaplain, not only for his inspiring religious guidance and council, but also for all the many outstanding tours he has arranged for us throughout the cruise. Thank you, Chaplain, for making our cruise more meaningful. You think its funny i 2 -i m 1 i ::- [jj y ■538 Hawaii was our first stop on our trip to the far East, and after six days at sea, Old Diamond Head Rising out of the sea seemed to welcome us to rest stop for a couple of days. Hen we went swimming at Waikiki Beac and dined in many of the fashionabl hotels and night clubs. A tour aroun the island was enjoyed by many, toppei off with cold Pineapple juice fresh front the fields. The Arizona to our Po: Quarter gave us a grim reminder ( years past, and a visit to the Nation, Cemetery was an awe-inspiring clima to our stay in this tropical paradisi which has since become our Fiftiet State. L ,ciirasi9oponoi)tti I lad alttr six days i ;„n(i Head Rising oul I 1 10 dcome us to icoQpleofdajs. H( vol etasiiioMii l i,d«k A low atom J gnu rem ( da '  ' ; ,ana.f«inngcli«| . .utrapicalP i 4 I M sst ! Hey, Joe Boy, it ' s hot in the P. I. ! A cool San Miguel Beer seemed to always hit the spot. We all enjoyed the air- conditioned E. M. Club and the Bingo games. Dancing and night life were in abundance. A Jeepney ride into town, an evening of shopping, and a party at Recreation Beach were among the many past times enjoyed in these Islands of the Phil- ippines. With the Equator only 900 miles away, what else can be said for our stay here except Boy, it ' s hot in the P. I. ! Harbor defense ig spender from the East. Subic Bay, P Three to one . . . he ' s in lov I will not surrende A well needed pause on a long journey Never mind me ... I don ' t know what I am doing II amphithaeter Baguio, world famous mountain resort located 5,000 ft. above sea level in the tropic Philippine Islands, is a cool resting place for many a weary sailor ; a place for pleasant recreation and a good night ' s sleep. 19 th Tee, a sight for the sore feet and eyes of the weary, golfer The vast panorama of Bagui II Hong Kong might well be called the highlight of the cruise. Liberty ? ... all we could use, and bargains well outnumbered our dollars. Tours to Aberdeen, Victoria, and Tiger Balm Gardens were enjoyed by many. The Split Skirt season was in full swing and this style of dress will long be remembered by us. The old B.C. herself even underwent a face lifting and she never looked better than the day we finally departed this interesting port of the Orient, and though our lockers were full and our pockets empty, our stay here was one we will not soon forget. The Rest and Recre- ation we enjoyed during our short stay here did much to condition us for the rest of our WestPac Cruise. ' ' fed m ri! ii ' i ' l 1 mt H tSmL 1 Sk I v vjl P fM 1 in P s ' s Cargo junk Sampan View from Victoria Peak Hong Kong by night Turn to mama san The birthday parties given in the Mess Decks were a highlight of the cruise. For the men with birthdays away from home, the cake and ice cream helped to make this special day a brighter one. Oit dacf ' panties ' T aa cu H ■ .it. We all wondered what we were doing in Kaohsiung. Our work load was light but as usual our spirits were high and we soon made friends of the patriots of Free China. Should the worst have occured, we were ready to evacuate Hong Kong and offer assistance to destroyers in our assigned area. In remembering our cruise, Kaohsiung will come to mind as a time of rest and relaxation, and knowing that here too we helped to further the People to People Program by offering our services to the Chinese. In partifipaling in the President ' s Peopie-to-Pcople program the officers and men of the BRYCE CANYON showed the people of the PhiHppines and Formosa the true meaning of friendship among nations by aiding them in the following projects : March 25, 1959, Donated 100 lbs. of food stuffs to pygmies of Olon- gapo, P.I. March 28. 1959, Officers and men donated blood to save the life of an elderly ladv of Olongapo, P.I. April 4, ' 1959, Established $500 scholarship fund for Filipino youth of Olongapo. April 18, 1959, Repaired burned MAAG Room of EM Club in Kao- hsiung, Formosa. April 21, 1959, Donated 45 pints of blood to Saint Joseph hospital Kaohsiung Formosa, to aid the disease stricken Chinese people. April 26, 1959, Donated fifty foot Flag Pole to Boy Scouts of the Philippines to aid them in World Jamboree of Boy Scouts. June 26, 1959, Donated World Jamboree Flag to Boy Scouts of the Philippines. July 31, 1959, Repaired movie projector and translated German manual into English for Chinese Nationalist Navy. July 31, 1959, 19 Officers and men donated blood to Saint Josephs hospital in Kaohsiung, Formosa. The presentation of the Jamboree flag. Honoring the scholarship fund winner. The B.C. Flag Pole on site. wiy 1 - Repairing the EM club in Kaohsiung. Donors of blood in Kaohsiung. Our stay at Buckner Ba proved to be quite an inte tsting one for those who tool- advantage of the tours aroun the island. Beautiful scener and many landmarks that gained significance during World Wai are the main attractions oi Okinawa. y at y% a . ■• v fim w ' - I k - ¥■ ,4 . ' %; . t v, Japan at last ! And many of us loaded the B.C. down with souvenirs purchased here. China dishes and music boxes were a main attraction and well worth their small cost. We quickly made new friends of these friendly Japanese people, and as we traveled to the different Ports of call, everyone found plenty to do and see, regardless of his personal likes and dislikes. Camera fans and beer drinkers alike will long remem- ber our stay in Japan, and many of us will look forward to returning again next year. ap - ' ' flfr, :- BACK ROW , HO FNER, BOND, PEPPER, LCDR SHERFY FRONT ROW ; CWO CAZESSUS, JAEGER In on the Brooklyn side think he glued those pi Patd OFFICER-IN-CHARGE LTJG MCADOO Is the firing line ready ? The B.C. shooters have proven that tiiey are ALWAYS READY to bring home top honors. During the past fiscal year our team of Navy Experts has contributed greatly to the winning of the Athletic Excel- lency Award. Before deploy- ment they won most of their ' cam TEAM-CAPTAIN WESTPAC Pistol Packers AFDAHL, HMC matches, including the DESFLOT THREE match. Throughout the cruise they challenged various teams such as the Hong Kong and Kobe Police, and Navy and Army teams. Their major victory was at Subic Bay where they took first place in the COMNAV- PHIL-SEVTH FLEET match. All ready on the firing line I Arguments are settled traditionally. ' i MIZELL, EMC CRESS, QMl GONZALEZ-MENA, LT JONES DAVIES, MRl EDWARDS, IC3 ZWETSLOOT, IC2 IC3 P. ' J.O. The mission of Public Information of the United States is to inform I Ik- public of tbe importance of seapower and understanding of the Navy ' s role today and in the Future. The mission of tbe Public Infor- mation Office of the BRYCE CANYON is not quite as big but in a small way the job it does adds to the Navy ' s vital program of keeping tbe public informed, by the Fleet Hometown News service. The Public Information Office of the BRYCE CANYON accomplished it ' s mission with one officer and one enlisted man writing the stories and sending them out to Navy and civilian press. Congressman Craig Hosmer noted in a letter to the Public Information officer of the outstanding achieve- ments in Public Relations that had been carried on by the BRYCE CANYON during its stay in WESTPAC. GOLD 1955 1969 Editor A.L. Phillips Advisor KNN. Waage ENS Our ships newspaper, The Call of the Canyon was and is published each Friday, and copies are eagerly awaited by all hands. Since freedom of the press was the theme of the paper, many complaints and gripes were expressed in its pages. Dom Clod, the Skipper ' s ficticious character was a humor- ous true-to-life story with a message to all. The sequences of this experienced character were read and enjoyed by everyone. •W4 7 W t t fr lienecC at Mte TlieMilic GOLD During our cruise we have re- ceived a multitude of messages from home — some brought joy and others sadness. For example there have been 19 messages informing of the death of members of our fami- lies, and twenty-four telling of serious illnesses or emergency operations. But along with these dispatches there have been mes- sages of good news ! .31 BABIES have been born. j !; 3S yyaeicome Ofboaro cfhii ii to cerfifif Ihal hai hfen qathereo to our frntt aiw Jjuhi C ppointea an J ecommtn ' )eM ferjHtmh ermip Kif join fill sponsored ht Dtonorarij Grew Gentler Service CMumLr aisiqnfd fhls daij of , ig BRYCE CANYON CERTIFICATE, given to each B.C. baby ' 5 , Daughter of Everett Withrov (B.C. Baby) U.S.S. BRYCE CANYON FIRST IN FLEET TO COP GOLD E ' ' I Af.; Hia.LY PLEASEL ' TO NOTE THAT THE FY o BATTLE EFFICIENCY Av ARD TO BRYCE CANYON IS THE SHIPS FIFTH CONSECUTIVE AWARD AND f. ' .ERITS A C-OLD E X YOUR PERFOR ' vlANCE SPEAKS HIHULY FOR THE EFFORTS A D ABILITIES OF YOUR officer: V ITjES AN EXCELLEi ' iT EXA! PLE OF THE RESULT OF EFFECTIVE LEA ' ' OW YOUR OUTST ' - r ' [-E, FORMAr ' r T c. .u.i ' -il ; Message received on 2 August 1959 announcing the winning of the Gold E . We were steaming at flank to get to Japan For some liberty and Sake from old Mamasan, When the Captain announced, and a proud man was he. The old Brass Canoe had won the Gold E. Well done and good show, the congratulations came in. And the pure gold paint was removed from it ' s bin. An artist came forth, and in gold on the wings Painted our E with a few graceful swings. Commander Batcheller and Captain Steinmetz look on as High QM3, WIdman QM3 and Darnell FN paint the Gold E on the wing of the bridge. e cC(Me, 6 ut . . . WE PO OD IT!!! I TT A GOLD ' ' XUJkl fr , ,355 igjg VOLUHSI NDMBSBS U. .8. BRYCB CANYON (AD-M) AUGUST 17, 1959 cutc cotete iacC Commander Batchellcr ]ir(ivi(lr L ' lKi, .unM yMwX as Captain Steinmetz paints in Gold V. as li o oar iiKn look on. RADM W ' eatherwax presents the Gold E Plaque to CAPT Steinmetz. Miss Sandy Ahnger, Chicago, Illinois (Frank J. Potts, SN) SdACct ant o t cfccifi Mrs. Bonnie Gilbert, Wife of James E. Gilbert, ICFN Ti e V ifcoft LTJG MCADOO, Editor MICKEL, Business Manager THATCHER, VOSS, Layout editors ( ui Saa Sta HIPP, HINES, WHITE, Photographers J TX YOUNG, NEELY, Artists, EDWARDS, OLSON r 0tui4e a ten. OFFICERS Andresen, R.B., CWO, 1017 Channel St., San Pedro, Calif. Austin, C.B., LCDRSC), 2271 Stearnlee Ave., Long Beach, Calif Batcheller, JR., J.H., CDR, 2288 San Vicente Ave., Long Beach, Calif. Burdyshaw, L.R., CWO, 1836 W. Canton St., Long Beach, Calif. Cazessus, A., CWO, 8042 Central, Garden Grove, Calif. Cerniglia, J.C, LT(DC), 4554 N. McVicker Ave., Chicago, III. Collord, H.B., LTJG, Bar 717 Ranch, Hayfork, Calif. Estes, H.J., CWO, 1829 Primera., Lemon Grove, Calif. Frozier, A.S., CWO, 4551 Pt. Loma Ave., Son Diego Calif. Gates, C.C, LTJG, North St. SufField, Conn. Graham, R.E., LCDR(SC), 3424 E. Second St. Apt. 9, Long Beach, Calif. Grossman, F.D., CDR(DC), 632 Beach Comber Dr., Seal Beach, Calif, Hendry, E., CWO, 3136 Ostrom Ave., Long Beach, Calif. Herr, A., LT(DC), 1965 Glenvievi , Memphis, Tenn. Hov e, J. A., LT, 535 Myrtle Ave., Modesto, Calif. Huffman, W.W., LT(CHC), 1 3271 Magnolia, Garden Grove, Calif. Jones, JR., J. P., LT(MC), 407 Ave. K, Levellond, Tex. Kinnaird, M.J., LT, 3 St. Joseph St., Long Beach, Calif. Kitzmiller, J.S., LT(DC), 3281 Cedar Ave., Long Beach, Calif. Lev is, J.S., LTJG, New Haven Ave., Far Rockawoy, N.Y. Lind, J. J., CWO, 4017 Alabama St., San Diego, Calif. Morgulis, F.,ENS(SC), 1 3 1 6 Thomas Ave. No., Minneapolis, Minn. Mc Adoo, K.E., LTJG(SC), 602 So. Topeka, EIDorado, Kans. McGuire, S.L., JTJG, Box 17, Carlsbad, N.M. McPhee, M.P., ENS, 2214 Chadbourne Ave., Madison, Wis. Meints, CM., WO, 5747 Bolivar St., San Diego, Calif. Pollman, S.E., LT(MC), 109 So. Labree, Thief River Falls, Minn. Reese, R.A., LTJG(SC), 4512 Nipomo St., Lakewood, Calif. Rice, D.H., ENS, 209 Goodhue St., Beloit, Wis. Rosdahl, G.A., LT(DC), 551 2 42nd Ave. South, Minneapolis, Minn. Shelly, C.W., CWO, 8171 Imperial Ave., Garden Grove, Calif. Sherfy, R., LCDR, 2646 Nipomo Ave., Long Beach, Calif. Sherrell, D.P., LT(SC), 5937 Baja Dr., Son Diego, Calif. Steinmetz, E.H., CAPT, 11971 Weatherby Rd., Los Alomitos, Calif. Stites, G.S., CWO, 11972 Kathy Lone, Garden Grove, Calif. Thompson, R.L., CWO, 9511 Euclid Ave. N.E., Albuqurque, N.M. Von Behren, A.C., CWO, 24711 Bay Point, Wilmington, Calif. Waage, K.N., ENS, 3815 41st St. Ave. S.W., Seattle, Wash. Wells, J.D., LT, 740 Colorado Ave., Chula Vista, Calif. Wyman, H.N., ENS, 14 Cook St., Kittery, Me. CHIEF PETTY OFFICERS Afdahl, V.M., HMC, 3665 Carleton St., San Diego, Calif. Alicto, P.C, SDC, 1971 W. 20th St., Long Beach, Calif. Blocker, C.A., PNC, Box 335, Cactus, Tex. BIythyn, E.G., BTC, 13622 Illinois St., Westminster, Calif. Casey, J.N., DTC, Osage, Mitchell, Iowa. Chatterton, C.E., TEC, 925 Chelpon Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Clark, R.E., MRC, PO Box 14, Clallam, Wash. Click, D.H., SFC, 320 Pork Ave., Aztec, N.M. Dudley, J.W., BTC, 1528 Riverside Ave., Baltimore 30, Md. Duke, B., EMC, 12932 Osborn St., Pacoima, Calif. Fay, D.J., MMC, 111 So. 1st W. St., Rigby, Ida. Foss, D.L., SMC, 51 15 La Paz Drive, San Diego, Calif. Gilhuly, J.F., TEC, 1333 20th St., Son Pedro, Calif. Gleason, P. A., SFC, 3014 Ostrom Ave., Long Beach, Calif. Hortzler, J.L., RMC, 731 West St., San Diego, Calif. Holm, J.W., SFC, 75 East 190th., Brooklyn, N.Y. Koch, R.E., FTC, 2103 Henrietta St., Fort Wayne, Allen, Ind. Knox, S.K., SKC, 324 So. Pine St., Guthrie, Okla. Knutson, C.W., RMC, 147-22 110 Ave., Jamaica, L.I., N.Y. Levin, v., SFC, 4209 Ladoga Ave., Lakewood 8, Calif. Lillo, J., SHC, 97 Market St., Patterson, N.J. Mac Donald, R.H., YNC, 6421 Bannock Road, Westminster, Calif. Manwhirter, Q.F., ICC, 518 Grant Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. Merritt, J.E., DKC, 1108 17th Ave., Redwood City, Calif. Middlebrooks, R.H., SKC, 600 Grove N.E., Albuquerque, N.M. Miliner, E.L., BMC, Greenlee, Va. Mizell, K.V., EMC, Castlerock, Wash. Nelson, R.J., MLC, 10969 Duncan, Lynwood, Calif. Petko, F.J., FTC, 1433 So. J St., Oxnard, Calif. Plech, H.J., BMC, 1367 Roberta St., Salt Lake City, Utah. Pilkerton, J.F., TMC, Anaheim, Calif. Poole, H.E., DCC, R.R. 4, Box 77, Hope, Ark. Roy, A.E., DCC, 508 So. Chester St., Compton, Calif. Sharpe, J.F., DCC, 427 63rd St., Brooklyn 20, N.Y. Strosser, P. A., BMC, 2735 East Broadway, Long Beach 2, Calif. Styles, S.J., ETC, Pittsburg, Pa. Swain, J.E., SHC, 2625 Fashion Ave., Long Beach, Calif. Sutton, J.D., TMC, c o Lee Sutton, Omak, Wash. Schilly, E.A., MMC, Bloomsdale, Mo. Travis, O.L., IMC, 139 ' D Peary Court, Key West, Fla. Tritz, L.J., MRC, 12712 Ronchero Way, Garden Grove, Calif. Watson, W.A., LIC, 1417 Locust St., Long Beach, Calif. Wesley, W.W., SFC, 346 No. Canyon Drive, Columbus, Ohio. Wilson, J. A., ENC, 312 E. Grand St., Springfield, Ohio. Wilhelm, O., DCC, 714 E. Dewey Ave., Sapulpa, Okla. Young, C.B. TE(RM)C, 963 Connecticut St., San Francisco, Calif. A (BOATS) DIVISION Bondurant, L.P., EN2, 2523 Cherry, Hoquiam, Wash. Bowman, J.E., EN3, 570 Gotten St., Andalusia, Ala. Bo yer, D.L., FN, 2723 No. Burdick, Kalamazoo, Mich. Buckley, L., FN., Prentis, Miss. Clearwater, G.F., FN, 611 High St., Rockwell City, Iowa. Gibson, L.V., SN, 1573 W. Lacada, Merced, Calif. Hendon, W.A., FN. 35 Midway Ct., Foyetteville, Tenn. Lock, L.J., ENl, 1344 W. Anaheim, Harbor City, Calif. Morris, L.L., FN, 4500 14th St., Detroit, Mich. Napier, J.H., FA, 506 So. Grant, Odessa, Tex. Geetley, M.A., FA, 405 Railroad Ave., Beardstown, 111. Reese, R.L., EN3, Ketchum, Ida. Shannon, G.C., SN, Timbo, Ark. Shawyer, M.L., FN, 9702 22nd Ave. N.W., Seattle, Wash. Smith, J.O., EN3, Peterson, Ala. Wilson, J. A., ENC, 312 E. Grand, Springfield, Ohio. Woodord, W.C, EN3, R.R. 1, Alcia, Ark. A-EVAPS DIVISION Bland, R.C., MM3, R.R. 1, Blairstown, Mo. Eldred, F.E., FN, Route 2, Box 56, Duncan, Ariz. Fults, W.D., MM2, 1016 Fall St., Lake Charles, La. Gaither, A.F., FN, 1663 E. 109th St., Los Angeles, Calif. Hester, J., FN, 869 Broadway, Beaumont, Tex. Homulak, M.J., MM3, Rd. 3, Somerville, N.J. Kelley. A.E., FN, 2537 Fairview Rd., Gadsden, Ala. Lopez, F.J., MM3, 2391 So. Anna St., Fresno, Calif. McLain, E.M., MM2, 184 W. Durain St., Coolinga, Calif. Moreno, C.F., MM2, 921 Delamar N.W., Albuquerque, N M. Nolls, F., FA, 537 E. 38th St., Chicago, 111. Pickens, J.L., FN, Route 2, Greenback, Tenn. Pierson, G.L., MM2, 261 Jefferson St., Eugene, Ore. Rambo, J.L., MM3, 16419 Harvard Blvd., Gardeno, Calif. Romero, C.H., FN, Star Rt. 2, Box 236, Los Lanas, N.M. Schulz, GO., MM2, 51480 Herrera, La Quinta, Calif. White, AH., FN, P.O. Box 143, Kaawa, Oohu, Hawaii. Young, R.L., FN, 4861 4 Filmore, Bell, Calif. B DIVISION Allgood, E.L., BT2, General Delivery, Oskaloosa, La. Blake, E.J., BT3, 1232 Imperial Ave, Modesto, Calif. Brady, J.D., BT3, Vasquez, La. Cullen, J.R., BTFN, 535 Rimgrove Drive, La Puente, Calif. Dickenson, M.E., BTFN, 3060 South West Temple, Long Beach, Calif. Former, G.L., FN, 208 E. Vine St., Paragould, Ark. Hooks, A.R., BTl, 1600 Kellogg, North Little Rock, Ark. Jones, E.L., FN, 430 Molina Ave, Long Beach, Calif Kraft, H.A., BTFN, 327 Elmford Ave SE, Mossillon, Ohio. Lawson, T.C., BT3, Crandall, S.D. Mays, K.T., FA, Route 1, Soper, Okla. Mullins, J.M., FN, 208 Moline Ave, Long Beach, Cailf. Neely, M.C., FN, Pomona, Calif. Norman, J.H., BTFN, 16721 S. Thorson, Compton, Calif Rotigan, R.E., BTFN, 1701 So. 7th St., Council Bluffs la Robbins, M.A., FN, RFD2, Steele, Mo. Rhaw, R.D., BTl, 901 Whopp St., Wilmington, Calif Shutter, W.A., FN, Rt. 2 Box 1365, Silsbee, Tex. Staten, L., BT3, 301 Walker St., Gary, N.C. Trantham, P. J., BTFN, Albuquerque, N. Mex Wilson, E.R., FN, 812 WGT St., Mt. Pleasant, Tex. Wroy, T.A., FN, Star Route Box 1, Roanoke Rapids N C Yost, G.M., BTFN, 906 Shelton St, Dallas Ore. D DIVISION Arinduque, J.V., DTI, San Felipe, Zamboles, P.I. Elliott, J.W., SN, 625 Nautilus St., La Jollo, Calif. Hendricks, E.F.G. Jr., DTI, 1426 S. Doreen Way, Santa Ana, Calif. Kotzbauer, J. A., DT3, R.R. 2, Box 262-A, Indianapolis, Ind. Mickel, G.J., DT2, 3629 S. 23rd St., Omaha, Neb. Pepper, R.L., DT2, 1 1 7 S. Arboles Ct., Son Pedro, Calif. E DIVISION Aronhalt, L.B., AMFN, Rt. 1 Box 131, Tillamook, Ore. Bateman, O.W., EM3, 4986 Pearless, Baton Rouge, La. Beck, D.R., EM3, Rt. 1, Denver, Ind. Bell, L., ICFN, Rt. 1 Botesville, Ark. Bobro, G., EM3, 519 North K ' ■ St., Lompoc, Calif. Chase, R.G., EM3, 3500 Gale Ave, Long Beach, Calif. Crayk, P.K., EMFN, 5052 Elizabeth St., Bell, Calif. Derouin, J.R., EM3, 612 North 18th St., Esconoba, Mich. Edwards, R.E., IC3, 713 N. Main St., New Castle, Ind. Fulton, C.L., EM3, 3525 E. Kellis, Ft. Worth, Tex. Geeter, R., EMI, 1319 Shafter St., San Francisco, Calif. Gilbert, J.E., ICFN. 20837 Whitlock St., Farmington, Mich. Helser, F.R., EMFN, Bo.n 1261, Melbourne, Fla. Hulihee, R., EMFN, 30 Lymann, Hilo, Hawaii. Jones, R.W., EMFN, 1975 Washington, San Bernardino, Calif. Kane, K.W., EM3, 54 O ' Callaghow Way, Boston, Mass. Manning, M.A., EMFN, 2155 So. Glenory, Pomona, Calif. Martinson, J.M., EM3, 7113 Lapeer Rd., Davison, Mich. Miller, A.L., EMFN, 1534 N. Winona, Hollywood, Calif. Mulkey, M.G., EM2, Rt. 2, Chickamaugh, Ga. Olson, L.A., IC2, 1836 S. Burdick, Kalamazoo, Mich. Pendergraft, CD., ICFN, 1404 N. 9fh, Colton, Calif. Ruhnke, R., IC3, 5353 S. Sayre, Chicago, III. Sparks, H.O., EM2, 1024 Elm St., Grinnell, la. Wallace, R.L., ICFN, 1824 S. W. 11th Apt. 23, Portland, Ore. Washington, R.W., ICl, 2916 Franklin Ave., San Diego, Calif. Wolf, B.B., ICFN, 922 E. Rovey, Phoenix, Ariz. Young, J.S., EMS, 320 E. Main St., Wellington, Utah. Zakar, E.R., EM3, 1527 3rd St., Fresno. Calif. EX DIVISION Crawford, L.C., TMSA, R.R. 1, Cornell, Wis. Crosley, G.M., SA, Box 15, Nelson, Calif. Daniels, A. P., SN, 302 King St., Bedford, la. Darnell, J.L., FA, 1029 Elm St., Red Bluff, Calif. Dobson, D.M., FA, 249 Freameaux, Slidell, La. Goode, B.G., FN, 151 5th St., Memphis, Tenn. Hamilton, J.R., FA, 4822 Lewis Brig, B ' rmingham, Ala. EXG DIVISION Bess, D.L., SN, 18 S. 4th St., Belmont, N.C. Brand, R.C., SA, Wisner, Neb. Burdick, H.J., SN, 134 Rock St., Marquette, Mich. Burtnett, J.R., SN, 773 Pismo St., San Louis Obispo, Calif. Crawford, H.W., SN, 458 Valencia Dr., Pontioc, Oakland, Mich. Flower, E.G., SN, General Del., Sonor, Calif. Robles, v., BM2, 426 S. Bernal Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Smith, L.L., SN, 1006 3rd St., Webster, City, la. Tonde, S.M., SN, Glasgow, Mont. Terzia, J., BM3, 815 C St., Son Rafael, Calif. Young, J.C, SN, 541 W. 11 1 th St., Los Angeles, Calif. FIRST DIVISION Allen, J.L., FN, Pendleton, Unatilla, Ora. Andries, W.S., SA, 3129 Duke St., Baton Rouge, La. Ambrust, L., BM3, Dickinson, N.Dak. Babineau, G.C., BMl, 15 W. 12th, Hutchinson, Kans. Beavers, F.E., FA, 2430 S. State, Chicago, III. Bertagnolli, J.R., SN, Box 63, Hudson, Wyo. Burton, J.O., BM2, 1932 W. 19th St., Long Beach, Calif. Carpenter, A. J., SA, 3534 Glenrose Ave., Altadena, Calif. Daniels, A.D., SN, Bedford, la. Davenport, A.D., SA, Tama, la. Henry, D.D., SN, Cleveland, Ohio. Holley, J.R., BM2, Box 218, Vivian, La. Home, D., BMl, Rt. 4, Box 86, E. 9th. St., Pensacola, Fla. Jackson, O., SA, 819 W. Hickory St., Union City, Ind. Lawrence, R.A., SA, 101 Hergotz In., Austin, Tex. Leverette, R.A., SN, 1107 W. 8th, Little Rock, Ark. Mann, K.D., SN, 630 Dunkley Dr., Houston, Tex. Oliver, J. J., BM3, 3161 N. Wilson Way Apt. 5, Stockton, Calif. Pawlowski, D.B., SN, 2497 E. 33rd St., Lorain, Ohio. Polackwich, J. J., BMl, 4220 Redline Dr., Lakewood, Calif. Powell, J., Rt. 2 Box 808, Mt. Olive, Miss. Powers, F.L., SA, 2815 Waverly St., Knoxville, Tenn. Rarer, G.W., BMSN, 1757 Pine Ave., Long Beach, Calif. Shannon, H.D., BM2, Rt. 5, Nashville, Ark. Snyder, R., BM2, 832 Willis St., Texarkana, Tex. Snyder, T.O., SN, Rt. 1. Hawesville, Ky. Sparks, J.R., SN, Rt. 6, Richmond, Ky. Stigall, M.E., SN, 503 12th St., Buhl, Twin Falls, la. Stoehr, J. A., SN, R.R. 1, Green Valley, 111. Tipton, M., SN, R.R. 3, Lebanon, Ohio. Thompson, J.E., SN, RT. 2, Box 12, Johnsonville, Florence S.C, Turner, O., SA, 381 Vineyard St., Benton Harbor, Mich. H DIVISION Busby, J.L., HN, Rt. 1, Box 4, Ida, La. Dacey, R. J., HN, 24 Delaware St., Albany, N.Y. Fuller, F.W., HN, 1509 S. 10th Ave., Yakima, Wash. Hanlon, C.B., HM2, 628 Adams St., Plymouth, Mich. Hughes, J., HM3, P.O. Box 94, E. Water St., Eudora, Ark. Jones, K.A., HM3, 7 Glendale PL, Whitesboro, N,Y. Valente, H.L., HM3, San Antonio, Zambales, P.I. Wagoner, I.L., SN, Pine Grove, Wagoner Rd., Milltown, Mont. ton Park, Calif. M DIVISION Adams, B.J., MM3, 1706 Jones S nbaugh, J., MMl Gadsden, Ala. 91 7 Constitution Lane, Long Beach, Call Antonio, R.V., MMFN, Balatoc Mines, Boguio, P.I. Betley, N.L., MM3, 45264 Klingkommer, Utico, Mich. Campbell, J.L., FA, 1232 Singletary Ave., Son Jose, Calif Cummings, B.K., MMFN, Rt. 3, Macon, Go. Daughterty, J.R., MM3, Box 55, Petros, Tenn. Dunn, J.D., MM3, 14 N. Lorna, Pryor, Okla. Hordenbrook, R.L., FN, Rt. 4 Box 885, Roseburg, Ore. Harris, S.R., MM3, 1818 Alfred Ln., Pullman, Wash. Herrod, H.F., FN, Rt, 1, Carson, Miss. Johnson, R.A., MM2, 2 Edgemere Rd., Pigeoncove, Mass. Lane, D.E., MMFN, 15 Perfection Rd., Belmont, N.C. Mann, H.L., MM3, 7002 Garnett, Shawnee, Kan. MacDonald, J. J., MMFN, 54 Baily St., Dorchester, Mass. Molter, J.M., MM2, Star Route C, Ft. Myers, Fla. Olvera, C.F., FN, Box 254, Victorville, Calif. Packer, J., MM2, USS BRYCE CANYON (AD36I Pearce, J.E., FA, 729 N. C St , McAlester, Okla. Platiro, J., FA, Box 447, Pai, Move, Hawaii. Putits, A., MMFN, 6244 Hollenbeck St., Riley, J.T., FN, 7842 Paxton, Chicago, 111. Robinson, A., MMFN, 2023 W. 31 St., Los Angeles, Calif. Shaw, T.E., MM3, Rt 1, Mars, Penn. Stellenburg, A., FN, 15056 Culley, Victorville, Calif. Thornhill, T.W., MMFN, 45550 N. Lorimer, Lancaster, Calif. Travis, A., MM2, USS BRYCE CANYON (AD36 Whitman, J.H., MMFA, 529 El Segundo Blvd., Compton, Calif. MAA FORCE Hamilton, M.L., GMl, 12371 Detmore Dr., Garden Grove, Calif Haynes, M.L., JR, BMl, 713 Lowert St., Stillwater, Okla. Smith, F.G., FTl, 2960 Skywood Circle, Anaheim, Calif. Williams, J.R., BMl, 601 S. Walnut St., Anaheim, Calif. N DIVISION Contreras, R.R., SN, 1202 Lowmont St., Norwalk, Calif. Cress, W.J., QMl, 3076 Gold Ave., Long Beach, Calif. Daly, D.H., QMS, 692 West Mariposa, Altadena, Calif. Hearing, A. L., SN, 1440 Hickort St., Salem, Ore. High, C.R., QMS, 709 S.W. 7th Ave., Hallandale, Fla. Robertson, J. C ., QM3, 2995 Castias St., Altadena, Calif. Widmann, M.W., QMS, 1961 E. Villa, Pasadena, Calif. O DIVISION Adams, L.B., SN, 154 Bates Rd., Kelso, Wash. Brown, B.O.Jr., SN, 401 East Elm Court, Rialto, Calif. Chinery, D.W., RD2, 4340 Lauderdale Ave, LaCresenta, Calif Cochell, T.L., SMSN, 1 1 1 South 4 Street, Boise, Ida. Crawshaw, T.L., SN, 609 West Caldwell, Compton, Calif. Fields, G.G., RM2, 6052 Rhodes Ave., Chicago, 111. Flowers, R. Jr., SMS, 948 George Court, Warren, Ohio. Francis, M.J., SN, 1 862 San Miguel, Colorado Springs, Colo Honshaw, W.C, RD3, Box jtlS, Olive Hill, Ky. Isovitsch, E.D., RM2, 210 Hansen Ave., Butler, Penn. Kerr, J. J., SN, 1405 N.E. 5th Ave., Boca Baton, Flo. Kidwell, J.H., SN, R.R.I, Alpena, Ark. Langston, R.S., TE(RM)1, 82 Navy Road, San Francisco, Calif. Lopez, J., RMS, 147 Granada Walk, Son Antonio, Tex. Mathews, J.W., RM3, 4501 McCart, Fort Worth, Tex. Mosely, W.L., SMS, 2613 Lena Street, Fort Worth, Tex Philip, W.R., RM2, 42 Welland St., Thorold, Ont, Canada Pinkston, J.W., TE(RM)3, Rt. •:2, Batesville, Ark. Ramirez, A.M., SMSN, West Texas City, Tex. Stratton, J. P., PNSN, 2601 Washington St., Sullivan, Ind. Tipton., J.L., SN, 2209 Clinton Ave., Huntsville, Ala. Voss, H.K.F., ETR2, 47 Plymouth Drive, Glen Head, N.Y. Walker, A. J., SN, 1126 Salina St., Austin, Tex. Walz, C.J., SOSN, Rt. il Box SS, Dimmock, S.D. Williams, J.H. SMS, 4302 Noble St., Houston, Tex. R-DIVISION Darnell, C.L., DC2, 1029 Elm St., Red BlufT, Calif. Ellis, C.A., FN, 5068 Ithaca St., Los Angeles, Calif. Graham, W.C, DCS, 5909 York Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. Groves, C.W., DCFN, 477 W. Cowles St., Long Beach, Calif. Muldoon, J.E. Jr., DC2, 145 W. York St., Philadelphia, Pa. Phillips, M.T., FN, 415 Clara Ave, Ukroh, Calif. R-1 DIVISION Abbruzzese, R., DM1, 733 N.W. 6th St., Homestead, Flo. Araujo, J.V., SFMS, 14308 E. Ohio St. Baldwin Park, Calif. Bonos, A., SFP2, 2428 Schrage Ave., Whiting, Ind. Berkowitz, J.H., SA, 1451 Higbee St. Philadelphia, Penn. Bond, C.T., SN, 2300 Dawn Ave. Odessa, Texas. Burgord, E.J., SFM2, 7985 Palm St., Lemon Grove, Calif. Chompoux, CM., SFM2, 4035 M St., Lincoln, Neb. Cortelli, D.P., PM3, 76 Savoy Ave., Springfield, Mass. Cortez, J., FN, 615 Srd St., Colexico, Calif. Davis, J.R., SFl, 212 W. 5th St., Wapato, Wash. Doran, A.L., SFPS, 4085 Kenneth St., Glen Avon, Calif. Eastman, J.D., SFl, Orlando, Calif. Elliott, C.W., SFM2, 17475 Flint St., Melvindole, Mich. Emch, C.G., FN, 1364 Lanrel Toledo, Ohio Evans, C, SFl, 9362 Moyrene Drive, Garden Grove, Calif Fair, C.L., SFP3, Rd. jfl, Renfrew, Pa. Fairbands, C.W., PM3, 1604 Kenwick Rd., Columbus, Ohio Fogle, J.W., SFM2, 500 Woley St., Orangburg, S.C. Freeman, T.E., FN, 37, Porter Ave., Concord, N.C. Gardenas, T.A., SFP3, 3315 W. 32nd Ave., Denver, Colo. Geise, W.F., FN, 3232 Litchtield PL, Spokane, Wash. Ginn, A. J., SFl, 429 Walnut, Long Beach, Calif. Gordon, W.R., SFM3, 1 4-A Monrouia St., Susanville, Calif. Hammond, L.C., SFl, Constitution Land, Long Beach, Calif. Harrison, C.W., SFM2, 1427 East 26th St., Long Beach, Calif. Hoflfner, R.A., SFM3, 183 Boonton Rd., Wayne, N.J. Jenkins, D.E., SN, 4642 Table Rock Rd., Medford, Ore. Jonson, B.D., SFP3, 27610 Outer Drive Ave, Encorse 29, Mich. Kane, E., DC2, 631 Hayse Ave, Sacto, Calif. Kolb, C, SFM2, 729 So. Walnut St., Brea, Calif. Lowrenz, P., PM2, Springheld, Minn. Lesczenske, H.J., SFl, Lilly, Penn. Letender, J.H., DC2, 1328 Amapola Ave, Torrance, Calif. Lopez, Z.V.L., FN, P.O. Box 152, Crowley, Colo. Mason, R.W., SFP3, Rt. 2, Welch, Minn. McGilberry, I.O., SFl, 9255 Dalberg, Bell Flower, Calif. Menke, V.R., SFM2, Cold Spring, Minn. Molter, R.A., SFM2, Star Route, Ft. Myers, Fla. Nelson, J.R., PM3, 4417 Lantana Ave, Sacramento, Calif. Neulo, A., SFM3, P.O. Box S64, Hawi, Hawaii. Nickles, R.H., DM3, 1631 W. Rovey Ave, Phoenix, Ariz. Paratore, G.J., SFM2, Rt. 1, Box No. 1346, Penryn, Calif. Plante, J.C, SF2 (DV), 42 Delisle St., Fitchburg, Mass. Reid, W.D., SN, 810 S. Encia, Visalia, Calif. Ribbeck, W.D., TM2 (DV), Route 3, Medina Ohio. Rice, R.E., SFM3, Rt 2, Box 130, Tillamook, Ore. Robertson, R.E., PM2, RR;2, Winchester, Kan. Rooks, E.D., SFP3, 3519-A-E 61st PL, Huntington Park, Calif. Rorrison, T., PM2, 13510 E. 4th St., Spokane, Wash. Ruch, W.F., SFl, 134 Priest Lane, Stockton, Calif. Ryder, O.S., DC2, 626 N. Mebane St., Burlington, N.C. Scott, M.W., SFP2, P.O. Box J(54, Winslow, Ariz. Segundo, V.A., SN, 270 4th St., Soledad, Calif. Smith, J. A., EM2(DV), 928 Palm Drive, Hermosa Beach, Calif. Snoza, R.D., PM2, 1285 First St., Chehalis, Wash. Tallant, O.H., SFM2, 4606 F St., San Diego, Calif Taylor, E.E., FN, 6323 Woodlawn Ave, Bell, Calif. Thaggard, H.R., SF3(DV|, Route 5, Box 242, Carthage, Miss. Thatcher, J.L., SFM2, Box Si 347, Spur, Tex. Thomas, CM., SFP2, Rt. S2, Box ;887A, Modesto, Calif. Tompkins, N.E., MMl (DV), 1437 W. Summit, Long Beach, Calif. Townsend, G.E., SFl, 311 North Umberland, Bufl alo, N.Y Traversie, D.E., FN, P.O. Box S380, Pieere, S.D. Tuitasi, FN, Tutuila, American Samoa. Waite, D.D., FN, P.O. Box it941. Castle Rock, Wash. White, J., FN, El Monte, Calif. Williams, H.L., SFM2, Route 2, Anderson, S.C. Yoneda, R.H., DCS, P.O. Box SI 03, Halaula, Hawaii, Yonedo, E.I., FN, 333 So. Union Apt. 12, Los Angeles, Calif. R-2 DIVISION Abercrombie, D.R., MR3, Jonesboro, La. Allen, C.T., ML3, 806N. Pearl Ave., Compton, Calif Allen, L.E., FN, 12112 Lemming St., Artesia, Calif. Altmanshofer, D.D., MRFN, 11792 Macnab St., Garden Grove, Calif. Anthony, M.P., MR2, Long Beach, Calif. Bickford, W.P., MR3, Cliff Island, Me. Boyes, E.T., MRl, 2187 W. 20th St., Long Beach, Calif, demons, E.R., MR2, Palmyra, NY. Davies, E.H., MRl, Long Beach, Calif. Delage, N.E., MR2, RED S2 Wallace Rd., Southbridge, Mass. Dobbs, J.D., MRFN, Knoxville, Tenn. Dombrowski, S., MRFN, Chicago, 111. Franklin, B., DC2, Box 497, Henrietta, Tex. Guillozet, M.A., FN, Piqua, Ohio. !lifT, E.E., FA, Hammond, Ind. Jam, J.S., MLl, Hill City, Minn. Kirkland, W., ML2, Route 3, Box 91, Sylacauga, Ala. Lauzon, T.H., MR2, 520 Oakland Ave., Waterloo, la. Ness, K.W., MRFN, Sauk Rapids, Minn. Posten, J.W., MR2, Bellflower, Calif. Rhodes, W.B., FN, Madison, N.C. Rice, CD., MRFN, 748 Park Ave. Covina, Calif. Roberts, L.E., MRFN, Cottage Grove, Ore. Runyan, L.D., MLFN, 820 8th Ave. No., Buhl, Ida Sanger, R.A., MR2, 4292 Lynn Ave., Tampa, Fla. Schone, R.D., MR2, Frankfurt, S.D. Smith, M., MLS, RR S3, Wauseon, Ohio Solecki, J.F., MR3, 5235 So. Union Ave., Chicago, 111. Thompson, H.K., MRFN, Holloway, Ohio, Troli, D.P., MLS, 1019 Union Ave., Chicago Heights, III Verheul, A.O., MRS, Goodelis, Mich. Wagner, R.E., MRS, Pasadena, Calif. Williams, R.H., FA, Fort Worth, Tex. R-3 DIVISION Bellamy, B.F., MMl, Surgoinsville, Tenn Bitner, C.W., MMl, Albuquerque, N.M. Coots, L.S., FA, 3826 Stockton Blvd., Fietsch, J.E., BTl, San Diego, Calif. romento, Calif. Harris, A. J., FN, 216 E. Leadora, Glendora, Calif. Harris, L.E., BT3, 5025 Dinsmore Rd., Dayton, Ohio Keene, D.E., MM2, 505 McGormick, Brookhaven, Miss. Kirk, C.P., BT2, 7722 S. Christian, Chicago, 111. Haskins, P.M., MM2, Privada America i:134C, Monterrey N.L Mexico Lord, R.D., MM3, Roseville, Calif. Pastore, L.J., BTl, General Delivery, San Antonio, Tex. Ramsey, W., FN, P.O. Box 391, Lucerne Valley, Calif. Roberson, H.W., BT3, 8909 S. Gate Ave., South Gate, Calif. Slate, W.L., MM2, 10749 S. Liland Ave., Whittier, Calif. Snider, J.L., FN, 200 Walter, S.E., Albuquerque, N.M. Steskal, J.E., FN, 5516 N. 7 St., Omaha, Neb. Steskal, L.S., FN, 3313 N. 34 St., Omaha, Neb. Tarter, M.L., BTl, RR 4, Champaign, 111. Tobias, CE., BTl, 30 Maple Ave., Savona, N.Y. Tomkins, N.E., MMl, 1437 W. Summit, Long Beach, Calif. Weaver, J.T., BTl, General Delivery, Akron Ohio, Winegarden, W.E., BR 1 , General Delivery, Pocahontas, la. R-4 DIVISION Allen, D.C, IC3, 202 S. 8th Ave., Lansing, Mich. Boodry, D.K., ICFN, 528 Ridge St., Pocatello, Ida. Carter, J.D., EM3, 4900 Melissa St., Ft. Worth, Tex. Downs, G.S., ICFN, Bel Mar Drive, Ogden, Utah Gonzalez-Meno, F.R., IC2, 5 Rivas Ave., San Francisco, Calif. Hanger, M.N., IC3, 414 Daytona Ave., Holly Hilll, Fa. Higle, T.E., EMS, Box 293, Glasco, Kan. Hill, C.V., EMFN, RRil, Dolores, Colo. Jording, P.R., EMFN, New Berlin, 111. Kahm, J.N., EMFN, 215 E. Railroad St., Missoula, Mont Klein, R.I., IC2, 1029 Marvista, Whittier, Calif. Latham, B.E., EM2, RRs2, Linden, Tex. Lycan, B.J., IC3, Utah Auto Court, Blackfoot, Ida. Malana, R.B., EMS, Dipolog, Zamboanga, Del Norte, P I Pierce, D.B., EMS, 17 Oakland Ave., Salamanca, N.Y. Russell, L.D., EMFN, 16957 Merrill St., Fontana, Calif Russell, W.N., EMS, 628 4th St., Ontario, Calif. Steffen, D.G., IC3, 12636 Waldorf Drive, Compton, Calif. Walker, F.J., EMS, 94 Nutmeg Circle, Bridgeport, Conn. Woods, R.J., EMS, 1 Post Ave., New York 34, N.Y. Zwetsloot, H.C, IC3, 27 Edith Court, Napa, Calif. R-5 DIVISION Allen, G.I., ETSN, 4444 Calvert St., Lincoln, Neb. Biggs, R.A., ET3, P.O. Box 152, Gambler, Ohio Bond, W.M., ET3, 3039 S. Dension Ave,, San Pedro Calif Elsey, J.N., ETRSN, 716 S. Encino Ave., Visalia, Calif Gorin, D.J., ETNSN, 3424 Kromer Ave., Everett, Wash Jaeger, R.D., ETSN, 1829 Canosa Ave., Los Vegas, Nev Marsich, R.V., ET3, R.R.Sl, Wisconsin Dells, Wis Mc Cann, C.E., ET3. 439 Highland Ave., N. Charleroi, Pa Mc Coy, W.N., TEl, 2408 Mira Mar Ave., Long Beach Calif Mc Kelleb, R.L., ET3, 215 N. Second St., Gas City Ind Mendenhall, K.L., ET3, 914 N. First St., Las Vegas, Nev Mountjoy, L.L., ET3, 8224 Lindley Ave., Reseda, Calif Oleen, R.M., ETRSN, RRil, Miloco, Minn. Scholfield, J.R., ET2, 1747 Pine St., Long Beach, Calif Whitelaw, W.P., ET3, 123 Ninth St., Paris, Ky. R-6 DIVISION Abney, H., OM2, 1509 S. Chapel St., Alhambro, Calif Anderson, F.W., FT2, 2706 W. 102 St., Minneapolis Minn Barry, C.E., GMl, 207 S. Poplar St., Assumption 111 Bates, G.C, IMS, Box 552, Bixby, Okla. Beaver, A.E., IMS, 1802 E. First St., Long Beach Calif Benedict, G.G., IMS, 1623 Cobby, Omaha, Neb ' Corliss, D.W., OMSN, 3rd and Mill St., Fall City, Wash. Cosgrove, D.E., FTl, 96 Main St., West Bridgewater Mass Davidson, G.S., FTSN, Baton Rouge, Ala Eberhard, W., GM3, Box 105, Midia, III Fisher, CM., FTSN, Dover, N.J. Freed, R.E., FTl, Tucson, Ariz. Harkins, J. J., FT2, 2390 Lansing St., Aurora, Colo Howell, N.S., OM3, Shelbyville, Ind. Kerr, J.R., IMSN, Rt. 4, Box 408, Chico, Calif Key, A.B., FT3, 305 S, Robinson, Okla. City, Okla Leach, D.K., GM2. 842 North St., Greenfield, Ohio McGohen, C.R., OMl, 240 Third Ave., Woonsockett R I Michener, D.H., IMSN, Rt. 4, York, Pa Noble, O.J., FT3, 13302 Le Floss, Norwalk, Calif Nolan, J. J., FT2, 723 20th Ave. North, Seattle, Wash Norman, P.S., GM3, 3614 N. Worneck St., Philadelphia, Penn Scheinost, D.E., GM2, San Francisco, Calif Schneider, J.R., FT3, 235 E. Plymouth, Long Beach, Calif Simpson, E.H,, OM2, 1224 N. Main St., Brewer Me Thatcher, D.O., FT3, Rt. 1, Benton City, Wash. ' Traylor, W.C Jr., OMl, 385 Truman Boyd Manor, Long Beach, Calif. R-7 DIVISION Adley, H.A., SA, 1537 Be ' lwood St., Shreveport Brocomonte, E.H., SN, 852 D Ave., Douglas, A Burnett, G., SN, Dixie Creek Rt. 2, Canton, N.C. Burk, G.L., LI3, Hollywood, Flo. Bryant, G.L., SN, 1790 Bordwell Ave., Colton, Calif. Chapman, L.T., SN, 3801 Irwinton Rd., Macon, Go. Davis, J.E., TMl, Long Beach, Calif. Dikeman, J.S., SN, 554 Orange St., Pueblo, Colo. Gill, A.W., SN, 900 Winchell Ave., Vancouver, Wash, Goodwin, P.M., TM2, P.O. Box Freedom, Calif. Gulley, R.A., TM2, 1508 East Virgina, Victoria, Tex. Hoeflinger, C.L., SA, 925 Wisconsin St., Waterloo, Iowa Hines, L.A., AN, 1 1 2 N. Denver, Dallas, Texas Hipp, H.A., SN, 907 A-Church St., Laurens, S.C Jam, J. A., TMl, Maxwell St., Chicago, III. Jessee, D.J., TMl, Rainier, Ore. Lai Hipp, A., SA, 1048 17th Ave., Honolulu, Oahu, T.H. McCue, E.D., LI2, 337 W. Birch St., Oxnord, Calif. Madding, D.M., TM2, 3246 Buterson Drive, Oklahoma City, Okla. Mitchell, J.C, TMl, Lychmans Corner, Poplarville, Miss. Phillips, F.L., TM3, Rt. 1, Box 250, Cross Creek, Ariton, Ala. Ribbeck, W.D., TM2, Rt. 3, Box 94, Madina, Ohio Rivera, T., TM3, 16 Bouk Bon, Hanford, Calif. Roberts, O.R., SN, 1 230 Broadmoor, Austin, Tex. Sower, B.B., TM3, Blu Ridge, Ga. Sprinkle, J., TMl, 438 Cherry Blossom Lane, Denver, Colo. Veatch, J.D., SN, Rt. 3 Box 57, Midano Rd., Klamath Falls, Ore. Wallace, W.R., TMl, 2110 W. Center, Milwaukee, Wis. White, J.E., FN, 3827 No. De Garmo, El Monte, Calif. Young, R.M., TM, 904 Riverside Dr., Fort Atkinson, Wis. S-1 DIVISION Akers, R.N., SK3, 765, Alpine St., Newport, Ore. Allison, D.E., SKI, 2148 Constitution Lane, Long Beach, Calif. Anderson, S.W., SK2, 210 East Third, Minneapolis, Kans. Barnett, S.G., SN, R.R.I, Saunemin, III. Born, L.P., SN, 384 Cherokee Ave., Atlanta, Ga. Bradley, R.L., SN, 2615 Third Ave., Richmond, Va. Carter, J.B., SN, Route 3, Hemingway, S.C. Conner, W.L., SKI, 611 Norton Rd., Alexandria, Va. Cordell, CD., SK3, Route 1, Mentone, Ala. Garcia, V.O., SN, 508 Stonewall Ave., Trinidad, Colo. Glover, R.W., SKSN, 202 S. Adam ' s St., Mt. Pleasant, Mich. Herrington, W.J., SKI, 400 Ninth St., Philipsburg, Pa. Hon, M.E., SN, 1205 W. St. Charles, Brownsville, Tex. Lindley, J.G., SN, Route 3, Wetumpka, Ala. Manalansan, A.M., SK3, Sn. Nicolas 1st, Lubao, Pampanga, P.l. McGrifT, R.D., SK3, 3219 White Oak Dr., Dayton, Ohio Phillips, R.W., SK2, 1904 Indiana, Pullman, Wash. Potter, J.D., SKI, 121 Auburn St., Cambridge, Mass. Rasmussen, K.H., SK2, 730 7th Ave. East, Grand Rapids, Minn. Smith, R.D., SK3, 1540 SW Austin Rd., Roseburg, Ore. Skeen, K.C., SKI, 13691 Golden West St., Westminster, Calif. Stroyan, W.P., SK3, Box 316, Valley, Wash. Swan, G.J., SN, Route 1, Walnut, III. Wasinger, D.J., SK3, 107 West 16th St., Hays, Kans. Yorbrough, J.R., SK2, 229 Pine St., Martinsville, Va. S-2 DIVISION Babineau, G.G., BMl, 11 Stone Path Lane, Easthampton, Mass. Barnes, W.A., CS2, Hiawassee, Go. Barnett, E.C., SN, Route 2, OIpe, Kans. Blake, H.A., CS2, 905 West 6th Street, Fremont, Nebr. Bishop, W.J., BM2, 419 Daisy Street, Long Beach, Calif. Castro, J.T., CSl, 7881 Davmor Ave., Stanton, Calif. Chappell, C.R., SK2, Coolee City, Wash. CofFta, A. J., CSl, 8655 Mango Ave., Fontana, Calif. Cooper, C, CS3, Dunn, CD., CS3, 438 West Elm, Los Angeles, Calif. Gevas, R.W., MMFN, General Delivery, Eureka, Calif. Gomez, P.C, SN, 3344 Elm Circle, San Bernardino, Calif. Kincannon, W., CS3, 7724 24th Street, Westminster, Calif. Little, T.M., FN, 45274 Kingtree, Lancaster, Calif. Smith, R., CS3, 1205 Sherman, Decatur, Ala. Uraine, R.A., SA, 1520 South 7th Ave., Yakima, Wash. Whitney, G.R., FN, 3003 Wilamette, Eugene, Ore. Withrow, E.O., CS3, 724 East 2nd, Hutchinson, Kans. Withrow, R.A., CSl, 729 Cessna, Hutchinson, Kans. Yaneza, R., CS2, 1004 256th Street, Harbor City, Calif. S-3 DIVISION Armstrong, J.B., SN, 9562 Canton Ave., Anaheim, Calif. Bowman, P.D., SH3, Route i3 Box 32 1, Mytheville, Va. Bushor, H.J., SN, 2359 Finley Street, Detroit, Mich. Ford, R.G., SH3, 2503 Ave., Snyder, Tex. Fowler, D.H., SH3, Box 101 Deckner, Ind. Franklin, T.D., SN, General Delivery, Jolly, Tex. Garcia, A.B., SN, 2 16 Lilita Street, Santa Fe, N.M. Gibbs, J.E., SN, Hickory Street, Cochran, Ga. Harris, R.C, SN, General Delivery, Fronkewing Giles, Tenn. Head, A.F., SN, 1583 East 188 Street, Cleveland, Ohio Holman, J.W., SHI, 82 11 Benares Drive, Dallas, Tex. Inman, M.A., SH3, 558 Truman Boyd Manor, Long Beach, Calif. Kashney, R.J., SN, 3015 North Sheriden Road, Wonkegen, III. La Greco, C.J., SH2, 2 143 Studebaker Road, Long Beach, Calif. Lutz, R.L., SH2, Box 13, Arnett, Okla. Maez, S.V., SH2, General Delivery, Cebolla, N.M. Odom, j.R., SH3, General Delivery, El Rito, N.M. Pili, O., SH3, 428 West East Street, Wilmington, Calif. Plattner, A.F., SHI, 3625 Spicer Rood, Albany, Ore Quick, E.E., SH2, 125 3rd Street, Newburgh, N.Y. Sanchez, J.R., SH2, 914 Loma Vista Drive, Long Beach, Calif. Saul, J.R., SH3, 2729 Dellar Street, Lakewood, Calif. Watts, C.W., SN, Route 31, Franklin, N.C Williams, C, SH3, Box 44, Hendrix, Okla. S-4 DIVISION Ohio Bodak, R.W., SN, 2438 E. 32nd St., Loroii Jones, J.B., SN, Route 1, Mt. Bernon, Mo. Millins, R.H., DKl, 2930 Long Beach Blvd., Long Beach, Calif. 1 13 ' C Walk, Wilmington, Calif. Nunnel DK3, S-5 DIVISION Buckner, A., SD 1 , 1029 D Walk, Wilmington, Calif. Cabug, C.R., TN, ;98 Dra. Salamangia St., Cavite City, P.l. Calpo, B.C., TN, Bantista, Pangasinan, P.l. Cameron, P., TN, 2567 Edmonson Ave., Baltimore 23, Md. Cameron, J.L., SD2, 1739 W. Adams Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. Jones, E., SD 1 , 8461 Zamoro Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Jordan, E.Jr., SD2, 2077 W. 19th St., Long Beach, Calif. Metoyer, L., SD2, 1151 E. 16th St., Long Beach, Calif. Sierra, F.S., SD3, San Juan Lolayaan, Laguna, P.l. Vivit, A. v., SDl, 5028 Bixler Ave., Lakewood, Calif. Wilson, J., SD3, 470 Akira, Yokosuka, Japan SECOND DIVISION Barnes, R.D., SN, 922 East 2 1st Street, Odessa, Tex. Benjamin, W.E., SN, R.D.;4, Towanda, Bradford, Penn. Blessing, P.E., BM3, General Delivery, Clute, Tex. Breclaw, J. A., SN, 4749 Oak Ave., Harmond, Ind. Collett, P. A., BM2, 412 East Lemon, Glendora, Calif. Delancy, R.L., SN, 1224 North West 65 Terrace, Miami, Fla. De Weese, B.A., SN, 12845 Market St. Road, Greens Bayou, Tex. Everett, W.G., SN, San Angelo, Tom Green, Tex. Fisher, J.D., BM2, 535 East Orange Street, Orange, Tex. Gibbard, D.R., YN2, 11107 South New Hampshire Ave,, Los Angeles, Calif. Gilmer, D.C, SA, 4448 Franklin Street, Lancaster, Tex. Hilderbrand, J.L., SA, 403 West Summit Street, Winterset, la. Jorden, J.L., SA, 4703 Liberty Road, Huston, Tex. Krall, J. A., SN, 7060 Ethel Ave., North Hollywood, Calif. Lancaster, J.R., B02, 5305 Curtis Clark Dr., Corpus Christi, Tex. Martin, J.E., SA, 170 Clay Street, South East, Atlanta, Ga. McKinley, R.L., SN, 3658 West 64th Street, Inglewood, Calif. Nelson, D.F., SN, 10 Marian Lane, San Jose, Calif. Patterson, E.M., SN, 115 Marion Street, Laurens, S.C. Phillips, A.L., SA, 13840 Riverside Drive, Van Nuys, Calif. Pifer, E.E., SN, 2942 White Ave., Fresno, Calif. Quinn, W.I., SN, Dayton, Ohio Ridge, G.G., SN, 611 De La Vista, Santa Barbara, Calif. Roberts, L.E., MRFN, Lorane Route Box 728, Cottage Grove, Ore. SMITH, R.R., BMl, 442 1 Stratton Ave., San Diego, Calif. Talley, W.L., BTFN, 2406 North West 41st Street, Miami, Fla. Tindall, D.R., SN, Route s3 Box 201F, Nacogdocttes, Tex. Underwood, O., BM2, Nas Trailer Lot i76, Memphis, Tenn. Ward, F.D.A., FA, 164 South Ann Street, Mobile, Ala. Weels, G.L., SA, Chrystol Auto Courts, Jerome, Ida. Wilburn, D.W., SN, Route 2, Electro, Tex. 3rd DIVISION Abel, R.G., FT3, 1870 Uphem, Denver 15, Colo. Gross, J.H., GMSN, 160 20th St., Cleveland, Tenn. Brown, R.G., GMSN, R{t3, Concord, Tenn. Dykes, B.E., GM2, 938 Temple St., Long Beach, Calif. Hamm, M.J., GMl, 3220 Caspian Ave., Long Beach, Calif. House, J.L., GM3, 538 Truman Boyd Moner, Long Beach, Calif. KiefTer, J.R., SA, 509 Division Ave., White Bear, Minn. Moore, G.W., GM2, 2045 Constitution Lane, Long Beach, Calif. Richard, G.W., GM2, 257 Bay Blvd., Seal Beach, Calif. Roberts, M.S., GM2, 570 E. 2nd St., Brooklyn, N.Y. Spencer, E.G., GMl, 3619 Harriman Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Storlie, V.H., GMSN, Route 5l, Farmington, Minn. Williams, J.D., FT3, 256-3 1 Penn. Ave., Lomita, Calif. Wisher, C.R., GMSN, 706 N. Denver, Tulsa, Okla. X DIVISION Baker, A. J., SN, 2011-35th Ave., Galveston, Tex. Counce, C.R., SN, 202 N. Kirkman St., Florence, Ala. Evans, W.R., GMl, 2150 Merrimack Ave., Long Beach, Calif. Fry, J.E., PN2, 3903 E. Baylor, Lubbock, Tex. Garcia, G.J., SN, 1889 A St., Hayward, Calif. Gregas, C.G., PN3, 5 12 East Center St., Shenandoah, Penn. Molacaro, E.L., SN, 315 Maury St., San Antonio, Tex. Morris, G.D., SA, 8601 Twana Dr., Garden Grove, Calif. Morris, R.E., SN, 2241 E. Alaska St., West Covina, Calif. Nebrida, A.M., YN2, Bolungoo, Pangasinan, P.l. Pemberton, G.M., PN3, 728 E. Mooney Dr., Monterey Park, Calif. Rush, W.K., PNl, 2643 Radnor Ave., Long Beach 15, Calif. Stroing, M.L., YNl, 728 Virginia Dr., Rio Vista, Calif. Weeks, R.A., YN3, Crystal Courts, Jerome, Ida. 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