Princeton (LPH 5) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1963 volume:

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One of the iron guns was called the 4'Peace- makern which later exploded, killing five persons, more notable of which were Abel P. Upshure, Secretary of State, and honorable Thomas W. Gilmer, Secretary of Navy. Was active in operations against Mexico during Mexican War then operated in the Mediterranean 'until 1849 when she was surveyed. SECOND PRINCETON By this time Captain Stockton was a member of the Senate, and primarily through his efforts, the second Princeton was rebuilt in the Boston Yard from timber and parts from the Original Princeton. She was launched in 18515 was Clipperbuilt and used new boilers and propeller but using the same engines from the first Princeton. She was fitted out for duty as one of Perry's Squadron in the East Indies but serious boiler trouble kept her from ever deploying. Operated in and around East Coast, Gulf of Mexico and West Indies until 1857 when she was taken to Philadelphia where she was used as a receiving ship. She was sold for scrap in 1886. A I ...yy y S Y 'Q N 3 V - f'---'I-'2- - I I . - N9 ..ii ' llfl 4 I W ' 4 ,T Qfx r Xi. r I g :fx ,.,! h Xl f fj 51 ' X . 215 sf' If 3, fl? , ,gy 5' Q-all . .o ' .l' 'N S52 'ESQ' my 'ff', 'f I .r I l ' J. C -'1vI5.'9. -5115,,ggi-.5:jj,g..,,,. ' '1' gm, xx -- ..., ?'l,s -k7ll,bk2'?'.Ti?i'- :,e.Q12fT?i3z.-g.. .gg , Mg ........ ,.,... 1-igg ff J' 245 4.41-. ' - s eg l 4- 4 C' -' FT M 9 ' fi- L, - if , f if , 4 1 'aaaf ,... f ifgaii .. E ., PQ-,gf I - ' 24, ........-.....-........ . :. ....:..-1-:r:..-.. -.....-,u::-- . -4. - rr, As., 4 ,,A,,, 1-15-vf'f'w.,,,,,1, fm...--Jr- PRINCETON HER FIFTH The present Princeton, an Essex-class car- rier measuring 888 feet from bow to stern, was constructed in the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard. She was commissioned as CV-37 on 18 November 1945 and was christened by Mrs. Harold Dodds, wife of the President of Princeton University. Princeton was de- commissioned in ,Iune 1949 and was re- commissioned as CVA-37, an attack carrier, in August 1950, becoming the first capital ship to be activated from the Reserve fleet during the Korean conflict. She had the distinction of going into combat with more than 7529 of her crew being reservists .recalled from civilian life to active duty AND LEGEND PRINCETON and her first air group aboard was a Re- serve Air Group from Seattle. It was during Korea that Princeton catapults launched jet fighters with bomb loads for the 1st time in Naval history, and it was also from Princeton's deck that the torpedo strike against the Hwachon Dam complex in cen- tral Korea was launched. In January 1954, Princeton was redesignated as CVS-37, an anti-submarine carrier, and in March 1959 she added still another designation to the list of the ones already held and became known as LPH-5, an amphibious assault carrier. THIRD PRINCETON The third Princeton was a composite gunboat of 1,000 tons with six guns and was referred to as Gunboat Number 13. She was built in 1897 at Camden, New Jersey, and was commissioned one month after the outbreak of the war with Spain. She saw immediate duty in both the Atlantic and the Pacific, sailing for the Philippines by way of Gibraltar and the Mediterranean. She remained in the Philippines until 1903 when she reported back to the Pacific Coast for Operations. From 1911 to 1915 she was a station ship at Tutuila, Samoa, then upon returning to San Francisco, she operated on the Pacific Coast until 1919 when she was sold. FOURTH PRINCETON Named after the Revolutionary War Battle of Princeton and designated CVL-23. Built in Camden, New J ersey, commissioned in 1943 and sponsored by Mrs. Harold Dodds, wife of the President of Princeton University. Was one of nine ships converted to an aircraft carrier from a cruiser hull and saw almost continuous action in the Pacific until she was sunk during the Battle for Leyte Gulf in October 1944. It was during this battle that Captain John Hoskins, who had just reported aboard as prospective commanding officer, was injured and lost the lower part of his right leg. Captain Hoskins was later to become the first Commanding Officer of the present USS Princeton. Since World War II there has developed a new doctrine of amphibious Warfare, the concept of vertical envelopment coupled with an assault from the sea. The employment of this concept is the mission of the PRINCETON. She is designated an LPH fAmphibious Assault Carrierj and is commonly referred to as a Landing Platform-Helicopter. In an amphibious op- eration, she launches helicopters for transporting troops to an assault area. The technique used for such assaults has been aptly named uVertical Envelopmentf' What is Vertical En- velopment, and how is it used? The term is applied to the system of landing assault troops against enemy held territories using helicopters as the ship-to-shore movement vehicles. What are the advantages of this technique? Firstg the fact that the Navy and Marines possess such a capability forces an enemy to disperse more widely, thus spreading his defense thinner. The shock effect of a helicopter landing is enormous and ideally should 'impose complete tactical surprise upon the defenders. Secondg an enemy defending a shore must prepare himself to meet an attack from any direction, since vertical envelopment, as the name implies is not re- stricted by unfavorable beaches or surf conditions and may be employed rapidly in attacks on the enemy's rear or flank. This in effect greatly enlarges our tacti- cal perimeter and completely eliminates the uone front handicap resulting from a waterborne assault. The enemy defenders in the beach area are constantly confronted with the danger of complete encirclement and subsequent annihilation. Third, targets such as bridges, light fortifications, and lines of communication, may be captured rather than destroyed thus allowing our own use of these essential items in the push inland. In short, vertical envelopment can be used in many Ways, for many purposes. Helicopter-borne troops can bypass beach opposition normally encountered in am- phibious landings, land far behind enemy lines in min- utes, split enemy forces, or transport needed supplies quickly. An assault of this nature has the advantages of the swiftness of flight, the depth of penetration in enemy territory and shock from the unexpected. It is versatile, efficient, and adaptable to all kinds of com- bat in all kinds of terrain. During the WESTPAC cruise the PRINCETON Was the command ship of Amphibious Ready Group, com- prised of l LPH, l APA, and l LSD. Embarked among the 3 ships was a Battalion Landing Team of about 1400 Marines, and a squadron of helicopters. As part of Task Group 76.5 her job was simply to be ready if needed near a 'chot spot in the Pacific. As an LPH, this ship can expect to play a large role in the future in protecting the -interests of the free world. 1 'Emi - 4 pig ' l Y 1' --' ly 1 1 lg ' l 'fl' Al -, .4.:f,v-V Q43 I-34-5-11:1-:gf-41'-:wwf-1 - -1- 3 Azwggxgf rn-y - , kg, --.1 R. H. Smith Captain USN Commanding Officer May 1962 - May 1963 Born in Lebanon, Pa., Captain Smith was a member of the class of 1939 at the U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md. Following a tour in the Gunnery Dept of the USS Colorado, he underwent Flight Training in Pensacola, Fla., and was designated a Naval Aviator in April 1942. He served with VP-94 in Brazil and later commanded VS-40 in Cuba. ln November of 1944, Captain Smith assumed command of Night Tor- pedo Squadron 91, which formed in Quonset Point and deployed to the Pacific war area aboard the Bonny Dick , the USS Bon Homme Richard. After World War 11, the Captain served with the VA Design Branch of Bureau of Aeronautics, staff of COMOPDEVFOR and then with the office of Chief of Naval Operations. He was later Operations Officer of the USS Sicily, Commander Carrier Air Group 15, on the staff of Commander Fleet Air Alameda, and Executive Officer of NAS, Jacksonville, Fla. In 1958 he assumed command of VFQAWJ-4. Following this tour he was the Bureau of Naval Weapons Representative for contractual matters at Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation, Long Island, New York. He next assumed command of the USS Hyades which is a SERVLANT ship providing services to the Sixth Fleet in the uMed. On 31 May 1961 he took command of the Amphibious Assault Ship, Princeton. Captain Smith was detached on 10 July 1963 with orders to report to Commander, Operational Test and Evaluation Force in Norfolk, Va., as chief of staff and aide. Captain Smith is a graduate of the Air War College, Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala. He holds the Dis- tinguished Flying Cross, the Air Medal, the Victory Medal and the following campaign medals: Ameri- can Defense fFleet Starj, Asiatic Theatre Q2 Starsj, United Nations Defense, Korean Service, American Theatre, Navy Occupation Service and European Theatre. Mrs. Smith is the former Miss Sue Lenow of Ft. Benning, Ga. With their 4 children, they currently make their home in Long Island, New York. 1 1 , 1 I 1 11 ,1 31 1 1 11 1 I1 I. 1, -1: .1 I 11 1 1 1. 1 1 1 1 Li 11' 1 1 11 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 P F1 ,. V 1 '1 1l 11 11 1 11 1 11 1 11 11 11 1 11 11 1, 111 .41 J. H. Boyum Captain USN Commanding Officer July 1963 Captain Boyum was born in Maui, Hawaii. He graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy, in June 1940. Following a tour aboard the USS Northampton, he was ordered to Flight Training at NAS, Pensacola, and was designated a Naval Aviator in May 1943. His first aviation duty was in night fighters. In 1944 he commanded the first night fighter unit aboard the USS Wasp and was credited with destroying 2 Japanese planes at night. Following World War H, he served in several night fighter training units. He later attended the second Test Pilot School class at NAS, Patuxent River, Md. After graduation, he served as the Chief Project Officer, Tactical Test. In 1951 he returned to night fighters as Operations Officer, Composite Squadron 4. ln 1954 he became Director, Test Pilot Training, at NAS, Patuxent River, Md. Following this tour, in June 1956, he assumed command of Carrier Air Group 2, embarked in the USS Shangri La. From July 1957 to June 1959 he served as Operations Officer on the Staff, Commander Carrier Division 5. After a tour with the Bureau of Naval Weapons, as Director, Strike Warfare Programs, he assumed command of the USS Pine Island in June 1962. In April 1963 he was detached with orders to assume command of the USS PRINCETON CLPH-55. 1 Captain Boyum has been awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Navy Unit Commendation, the Victory Medal, and the following campaign medals: American Defense fFleet Starj, Pacific Theatre Q6 starsj, American Theatre, Philippine Liberation, and the National Defense Service. Mrs. Boyum is the former Miss Jacqueline Frances Michael of Annapolis, Md. With their 3 children, they live in Coronado, California. R. E. DIMMITT CDR USN Executive Officer March 1962 March 1963 Born in Los Angeles, California, Commander Dimmitt completed two years at the San Bernardino Valley College entering the naval service at NRAB, Long Beach, 26 F ebrdary 1941, with theufirst group of CAA trained personnel to he inducted for evaluation of an accelerated flight training program. Completing flight training at Jacksonville, Florida, in October 1941, he was assigned to VP-14 in Kaneohe, Hawaii. This PBY squadron deployed to the South Pacific where he was shot down by the Japanese. Later this Squadron retrained in PB4Y-1 aircraft and deployed again to the South Pacific. Upon completion of this tour he joined the PB4Y training unit at San Diego later moving with it to Hutchinson, Kansas, and still later to Whiting Field, Florida. In 1947, he was assigned to VR-8 in Honolulu, Hawaii, transferring later to VRU-1 QVR- 211 serving as Operations Officer. After a year in Line School, Monterey, California, he spent a tour as the head of the Aircraft Structures Section, Bureau of Aeronautics. In 1953, he got his first shipboard duty with MSTS as OPSXNAV of the USS Cape Esperance QTCVF.-88j. As Operations Officer of VP-9 fP2Vj in 1955 he got his first taste of Alaskan flying. From there, he was assigned as Air Officer of the Naval Air Ordnance Test Section, Chincoteague, Virginia, where he became jet qualified. In 1959, he took over as XO of VP-1 QPZVJ and fleeted up to CO. Here again, he deploye-d to the Alaskan area. In June 1961, he took over as Navigator, USS Princeton, moving up to XO in March 1962. Commander Dimmitt was detached from PRINCETON on 13-March 1963 with orders to report to BUWEPS Fleet Support Representative, NAS, Pensacola, Florida. He holds theiDistinguished Flying Cross, Air Medal, Victory Medal, American Defense Service Medal, Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal, 'World War II Victory Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Serv- ice Medal, and United Nations Service Medal. Mrs. Dimmitt is the former Kathryn Orr of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. With their 2 children, they cur- rently make their home at NAS, Pensacola, Florida. E. E. WOOD con usN Executive Officer March 1963 Commander Wood hails from Liberal, Kansas, and attended Southwestern College, Winfield, Kansas, and Wichita University, Wichita, Kansas. He entered the NAVCAD Program and was designated a Naval Aviator in early 1943. Commander Wood was ordered to duty as an instructor in the Flight Training Program upon receiving his wings. Later he graduated from the American Airline School at Fort Worth, Texas, and in 1945 was ordered to VE-1 at San Diego. From 1945 until 1948, he served with VR-11, VR-4, and VR-8. He graduated from General Line School at Monterey, California, and reported to NAS, Pensacola, as assistant personnel officer. While at Pensacola, he ,attended the Armed Forces Information and Education School at Carlisle, Pennsylvania. In 1950 he reported to COMFAIRSEATTLE as assistant operations offi- cer. Commander Wood reported to VP-9 in 1951, where he made tours to Alaska, Hawaii, Japan, and Korea. In January 1953, Commander Wood was ordered to the office of the Secretary of Defense in Washington. He was ordered to sea duty in January of 1956 aboard the USS Gardiners Bay as operations officer. In December 1957, Commander Wood reported to VP-19 as Executive Officer and in November 1958 assumed command of the Squadron. In January 1960 he reported to the Naval Auxiliary Air Station, New Iberia, Louisiana, as Operations Officer, and from there to the USS Princeton as Executive Officer in March 1963. He holds the Air Medal, American Theatre Medal, Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal, World War II Victory Medal, National Defense Service Medal, China Service Medal fExtendedj, Korean Service Medal fTwo- Stars and Fleet Marine Force Combat Operation Insigniaj , United Nations Service Medal, Korean Presidential Unit Citation. Commander Wood and wife, Maurine, with their sons, Jimmy, age 18, and Everett, age 8, reside in Seal Beach, Callfornla. .rn 1 -v,-. .,, ,, L1-31 l 'x l IRQ? . wt A , .as -1 1 4 I 1 i 4 l E 3 5 1 w 3 I al .Z , r 1 QI X f Fx f ' S . - 5 f x ,K IX 'J PRX ' ff! Q4 S N, , ff X xv- If U V f f -A 7 - l, ji X in X 1 gf f iff' 1' -, X I ' - ,, -L32 . il- X X ff I A . af N f I , . f, x I X 'X- x , xx N The Administrative Department exists to serve the ship. This department employs yeomen, personnelmen, lithographers, journalists, and a master- at-arms force composed of many other ratings. These men are distributed among the I2 offices of X Division: Ship's Office, Personnel Office, Print Shop, Legal Office, I 81 E Office, PIO Office, Library, Technical Publica- tions Library, Athletic Gear Locker, Chaplainis Office, and Hobby Shop. The crew comes into contact with Administration in many ways: whether it is reading the Plan of the Day prepared in the Ship7s Office, seeking legal advice at the Legal Office, reading the Ship's newspaper published by PIO, or getting a new I. D. Card at the Personnel Office, the men in this department will do their best to help you. ADMIN CDR E. E. WOOD A saws Offlif 1 fe R+ 5 W, E I A I L A ll tl I 4 '1 r' '1 W i N04 Q' Q X6 43' 4 'A ,wg I W! nf l R iq 1 ' ---- 1 ,N W. pl Q 'E' 1-QEX-l . . x.- N -X' . K 'X Capt HYATT Capt FRASER Ens BRAUN Ens MacCUBBIN Ens JOHNS Ens HAYDEN Ens SCHNEIDER CWO PALMER .AR X-DIVISICN First row, left to right: INGRAM, B. J. CPL, MONTGOMERY, G. D. YN3g RATHBUN, B. D. YN2- SCHRAM M W F. A. PN1g KLAWITER, D. W. LI2g EBENHACK, C. F. CPLg FRITTS, W. B. SGT , A , Second row, left to right: LEEDS, J. T. SNg MILLER, W. F. SAg ASAUNDERS F. H. YN3' SHIPLEY G. G. PN3g CLELAND, R. W. YN3g HEATH, W. J. PN3g EVERSON, C. R. PN3g JENNINGS M YN3' COTTON C. 0. PN3g KEELEY, S. T. PN3g FHESE, C. A. YN3g THOMPSON, J. E. ABH3g VAN SCWQERQ J. B. T'N3g OAUf TREAUX, R. O. SN Third row, left to right: SPARACINO, P. C. SN, FILE, R. D. SN 9 CRITCHFIELD T. G. PNSN- SCOTT K D SN g GUYTON, C. L. LISNg EKENMAN, J. G. SNg CARRINGTON, F. E. SN ' COX D SN- BELL T if LAVIGNE, H. S. SNg CRAWFORD, K. B. SN, HOOK, L. M. LISNg YAUN, iv. H. ,SNQ WHORTON, L. j. SA Not present: KRUSE, T. F. SN Q Ei . ,W xx C 1 2. xfqg . :, SL-J ,Clif ' -J - c ,tx 061 'I U Pla ,gr wopxf YNCg ENS BUTLER, T. S. K., ENS BRAUN, B. J., ENS MacCUBBIN, J. E., RABAGO T. cf PNC' BALIWAGL g J 3 1 5 i P 1 1 w I 1 1 . 3 i 1 r i E 4 1 J .1 'Pwr gl.,-v XXI!! OUR CHAPLAIN 4 C A L L 'K M A I L L I 4 SSW '-UN 6 wueaefs 1 Fone 9 ,Le mam. emu. N-1:4-E-'I-LM' 3 Auf, 'E 5 YYQHI CRL G 1 l , ku NL U b B , Bnuxs ' ' X L' f ' I S : Q-f-'x Q 1' WW 41 X X ' X Lfgiigjg-Qyyfif X: gl? f L 11 Q I 0, K j Q LL 5 Q, I0 f E wsu. If K N mn XX... S fx! 17 .dye X3 gg R-fix,-Lf WPC P CCMBAT CARGO MASSERA, J. E. PFC, GOBER, W. G. PFC, SANDERS, G. L. SGT, WRIGHT J., G SSGT , , A Second row, left to right: ENS MacCUBBIN, J. E., WYNNE, R. J. 1stSGTg NEWCONIB, M. E. PFC, YOUNG, W. L. PFCQ PERSINCER, V. J. PFC, ALLEN, B. D. LfCPLg BROWN, R. F. PFC: SPEARS, D. E. PFC- O'NEAL W D. PFC' STORY R. D. PFC, WATSON, J. D. LfCPL, WYSER, W. R. PFC, SCHNEIDER, J. R. LfCPL', DANIELS, 'W. B. PPC, SEA HORN, C. E. CPL, ENGLE, D. L. CPL, TALOLO, S. CPL, HYATT, R. C. CAPT I f I .gm I -.... I Comsnr Cameo U eusunzeiasncf E3 gpmvs company First row, left to right: MAHAFFEY, J. R. CPL, DEERING, T. J. LXCPLQ ESTOQUE, R. J. CPLg SWAN, R. C. L!CPLg HAYES, G. W. L!CPLg EGGERT, R. W. L!CPLg ELLIS, R. R. PFC, HARLEY G. W. PFC- DOWNING R. T. PFC' 7 X ww.- First row, left to right: CASSLE, D. C. SFS, MINDALA, S. BTC, ROBERTS, V. R. BMI, BAKER, A. R. MM2 Second row, left zo right: EDWARDS, H. D. BT2g MOSLEY, K. R. RD3g SMALLWOOD, J. M. SGT, BENBOW, R. B. CPL, SCALES, N. D. SGT, CANNON, W. L. EM3g SCHWIMMER, J. H. GMG3 S' A 'NfxX .I ?L:?22i? K 2 gf .fi-:ffm tix? may A mv f JWWL XXAVJQQGB1' smemew, You Know THE RULES, ', Cmevs HQST NNN A, J A Mx ,Q M -. viii? ?'ie's'3,-2 ' 'IEEE jfnaaz f !f ,HREF lg 3 ' 2 wx Vfj RiR 2 ' HERB KZZASEQ zz 5 A ENE ,E , E .N ,W X QA 5 f s 2 4 i ' ik 2 ' ,,.. N ' 2 I I muff vllunuuph ' mmei , lx ew ,,V, A QI 1 mg, ,Nw Wnv Wx .L., X f f , ,W h MM 4, 41' TWW, , Nw, ,aff Z' ZF? f AM7 f X1 Z! ,, ,z X ' +1 X Q 7 f ,I A , ff A, - .1 f My j A xx it I 3 x A' X fi! fffb 07' .lfllh 's SNA O 'lhl 4 ' 44 ' N .41 I' :I W.. P. .E '.. 'Q' if -- First row, left to right: BLENDER, W. J. Cpl, DEWITT, W. A. PFC, HUNTINGTON, A. D. L!Cp1, SCHNEID ER, J. R. L!Cp1, WATSON, J. D. L!Cpl, LANHAM, R. L. PFC, FEELEY, T. A. PFC, LUSTER, R. PFC, OETZEL J. W. PFC, LANGVIN, M. PFC Second roug, left to right: CAPT FRASER Jr., P E: DUBOIS H , . . , , . . p, N, R. C. PFC, PERSINCER, v. J. PFC, ALLEN, D. D Lfcpl, O'NEAL, W. D. PFC, -STORY, R. D. PFC, BROWN,'W. A. PFC, GOBER W C PFC- CRIMES L D PFC- MOORE J W PFC MASSERA E , , . f . , , J. . PFC, HARLEY, G. W. PFC, YOUNG, W. L. PFC, SPEARS, D. E. PFC, NEWCOMB, M. E. PFC, EGGERT, R. W. LfCp1, MARTIN, M. SSgt Not present: DEERING, T. J. L!Cp1, HAYES, G. W. D. LfCpl, ELLIS, R. R. PFC, LIDINSKY, R. T. L!Cp1, VIETH, J. E. LfCp1, TEMPLETON, R. W. PFC, JESSEN, C. D. PFC g KUNKEL, C. D. PFC, WYSER, W. R. PFC, DOWN- ING, R. T. PFC, BROWN, R. F. PFC . , , .L!CpJ, KLEIN, C. E. Cpl' MORRIS R L Cpl, DANIELS W B PFC- KERES T M LXCI SWA UNCLE. SAM WANTS YQU XX fx fx Y x -5 211 x MH qw --. duff -X .uw C-M 5 0 VV fy! W WHO mi? Perhaps the men held most in awe aboard ship are the Quartermasters. The science of Navigation is a very mysterious one to the laymen and it is almost incompre- hensible to him that the stars, sun, and moon provide information from which a determination can be made as to the ship's exact Longitude and Latitude in the middle of thousands of square miles of landless ocean. The men of Navigation will tell you it's not so hard with the sextants, charts fnot 'cmapsf' sillyl, almanacs, loran and other navigational aids they now have. But still we wonder as we see their eyes scanning the sky for a cloud hidden sun or the first glimpse of the evening stars. They got us thereg NOW . . . will they geti us home? 'CH . . . yes, says the friendly Navigator. X X ff 'S if M .fQ N V-, X 9,59 A i V V f l l, y I 'fi I s 2 I r 1 K . l l l l 4 l 4 l l ' K N 1 f CDR P. C. COOPER CDR W. H. LOCKLIN LTJG J. A. CARNEY First row, left to right: FLEMING, A. S. SNg FONTENOT, R. J. SN 3 CARR, J. A. SNg COX, H. L. SAg DUFFY, D. P. SNg BORD, R. D. SNg O'CONNELL, L. E. QM2 Second row, left to right: MEISTERFELD, E. W. QM3g BRAGG, W. E. JR. SAg SHEPHERD, D. L. QM2g BUNTIN, R. A. QM3g LTJG J. A. CARNEYg DRONGOSKI, C. J. QM1g BLACKWELL, J. E. SNg FOSTER, C. C. SNg BORD, G. P. QM3 ' I l I 1 V N I ,tv . 2 x f ., ,L W :S ' 'Q X- X X? M ,Mfiiyyzf J Ylxgxgezff ,,,. ,,,, Q. ,. 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X ,W tb A 4 4 J f Rei ! f EETN -LN Y f-4 D -4- ' an ? N l f , 1 h I I l l I N l 1 V1 f'f E W N2 l t N l Z ,,mllxr. D-Day . . . H-Hou-r minus 45 . . . two acres of flight deck spotted with a ready squadron of UH-34D's. The stage is set. Suddenly through the 1 lVlC rings the familiar alert: 'CF light quarters, flight quarters, man all flight quarter stations. The still scene becomes a panorama of motion as the flight deck comes alive with pilots, phone talkers, LSE's, crash crews, and many others. A signal is given . . . engines are started . . . thumbs up . . . and rotors begin slicing the air a few feet above the LSE's. Under the watchful eye of Pri Fly the embarked troops snake their way from hatches and into the awaiting aircraft. At a green flash from rotary beacon lights, the LSE's wave off the helos 1 by 1.' This is the mission of the Air Department+to launch and recover helicopters for the support of an am- phibious assault. To accomplish this, its 4 divisions of marines and sailors lend their skills and a helping hand to embarked squadrons for the proper upkeep, careful fueling, and precision maintenance of the heli- copters. The work of the Air Department is known by all. Familiar are the sights of hangar deck plane-pushing, of the arm-waving LSE,s, the hovering angel, and even the chugging forklifts. There are sounds all its own: the whine and whirr of an elevator siren, the bos'n's flight quarters, flight quarters, commands from the Bullhorn and the roar of 16 choppers. Its colors: the green of a helicopter, the orange' of flight suits, the yellows, greens, reds, and blues of flight deck jerseys, and the deck lights of night ops. Every department of PRINCETON is indispensable to an amphibious assault ship, but the Air Department takes pride in being the department most vitally concerned with the very mission of the ship-vertical en- velopment. T. J. BARDON LtCol USMC E. R. HARRIS LCDR USN E. J. POPE LtCol USMC X NS X X ff, Ugly , f , ,, ff 5 f f ,f7AV Q f ,M , First row, left to right: MAJ J. V PRICEg LT T. H. STARBUCKg LT A. K. PATRICK Second row, left to right: LTJG G. L. STUARTg LTJG J. R. NORRISg ENS S. J. MORRISEY i i k l i , 1 I y 1 J w I i 4 I I 1 I X x I r I 1 Y J ,32 -L . .5 First row, left to right: YODER, R. L. Cplg EBRON, F. Cplg BOWMAN, J. D. Cplg ROGERS, B., S. SSgtg TURPIN, P. R. 'ssgti TURNER H ' ' , .J. SSgt, CLEMENT, J. R. SSgt, STARBUCK, T. H. LT- LOGAN R D GySgt- FINDLEY, J. F. Cplg LUNDQUIST D.E.Cp1gARBOGAST,J.A.Cp1g CASPERONIS, T. T. Cpl- HILL iv R cpi- DOVE K si C 1 7 7 ' ' 7 7 ' ' p Second row, left to right: ROTNEM, R. L. Cplg HOWARD, H. C. Cplg TREIBLE, E. E. Cplg CARROLL, J. P. Cplg JAMES L. H. Cplg HIGHTOWER, N E Cpl' ANDREWS J F PFC' CRONK J E LC 1 HAGGART T A EM E PFC .., ,.. , ,..pg ,..LCp1gCL,-3 DAVIS, J. P. PFC, BRINER, L. R. PFC Third row, left to right: LOPEZ, E. Cplg EASTES, J. F. PFC, FRANCE, D. J. PFC, BROWN, J. T. Cplg PRICE, D- E' Cplg CROMPTON, T. R. LCp1g WALENTOWICZ, R. Cplg CALLANDER, J. S. Cplg HIBBERT, D. R. LCp1g 0'CONNELL, D. T. LCp1g WILLIAMSON, C. B. LCp1g ALFORD, H. F. LCp1g MCPETERS, J. H. LCp1 ' Not pictured: ARRENDELL, H. B. Cplg AVALOS, I. E. PFC, BATTAINI, S. L. LCplg COMBS, J. LCp1g JOHNSON, N- E- LCp1g NAUMAN, D. G. PFC 7 Where's the fire! 800 gals. paint! - on IDIE Q QQLICOAA ul 2 ? V QB SEM Z msc:-fs E .p L Fm E U R DU , , , , 0 X l -fHRKlN9i -1 T- T, : , u.-1 , T-. .-.,,-- ff-5:3 KLLKLW nf '- ENS USNR, SPAULDTNG, K. L., POTTER, D. D., MCDONALD, J. E., BABCOCK Df of- BEAR'T.'Tv second ww, left to Tlghtf JUAREZ, J. V., PENNELL, L. F., PRATT, K. W, ARMSTRONG cf W.- MARINARO T. A.- RUSSELL, C. R., DURFORD, T. J., FARQUHARSON, R. L., VINCELLO, T.'R.- HOSKINS RV D , MILLER, F. W., THOMPSON, R. L. Not pictured: COPE, E. J., STRBA, R. S., HENDERSON, A., WELL, T. O., PAYNE, C. D. Z! 3 '1 Q VS N4 S5 S I . Cf: 'U O S P1 'FU gn F3 F' lb F' E 2 U P-1 F' U 3 cn 71 I-'I U Z O 'JU ,IF-11 U Q cn P IT' IP N D' DU CD E O DU DU IS1 cn cn E11 3-4 ED ? Malkin' S '1 Q.. 'I Q ,S 1? S I 'fi- 5 U 314 vm 1-3 F M D4 Z M 'DU F FU 2 bb DU N L11 Z U ri GI O ' Z P1. SD H PU 1-U .. E11 FJ . P' H . F' SD H CJ C! Z Z . F' F5 .5 Vw! f Q ,MMM Q fm f,,,, .M ,,... -ff,,wMr w... mm Mfwmmn, First row, left to right: TENCH, W. J. Cpl, CLEMENS, D. T. SSgtg WYCHOCKI, S. H. SSgtg SHEPHARD, J. T. Ssgtg BOUS MAN C D. SSgtg BROWN, D O. SSgt' NORRIS, .I.'R LTJG SWEET C. C. G S t' M BRIDE B - , . . , . 3 , y g , c , . W. SSgtg, FORSYTHE, W. P. Sgt, SMALLWOOD, J. M. Sgt, BISHOP, T. C. Sgt Second row, left to right: SMITH, M. L. LCp1g DRASHER, N. W. LCplg BUONO, J. V. LCp1g BENBOW, R. B. Cpl, BOSTON R. C. Cpl, SZYMANIK, L. M. LCp1g ZABLE, C. H. LCpIg SLACK, G. A. PFC, FOSTER, L. T. LCp1g RIIHIMAA, B F. LCpl WISE, R. A. LCp1g RICE, S. C. Cpl, McLEAN, W. S. Cpl . , Thzrd row, left to right: WEATHERWAX, R. L. Cpl, STANGLAND, B. J. LCp1g LAGGE, D. R. LCp1g BRADSHAW, V. L Cplg CROWLEY, S. T. PFC, MAYS, D. G. LCp1g COLEMAN G E LCp1- STANEART G F C1 MULLEN O J C1 , . . , , . . p g , . . pg EISENHART, P. A. LCp1g MITCHELL, C. R. Cpl, KENT, R. J. PFC V g 37 First row, left to right: ROMERO, P. G. ABF3, CULBERTSON, B. B. ABF3, HART, W. S. ABF3, KRISE, P. C. ABF2, MOORE, A. ABFI, STUART, GEORGE L. LTJG, ROTH, F. ABFCA, FLAKE, W. R. ABFI, SPAIN, J. D. ABF2, STAFFORD, R. A. ABF3, MICKISH, J. A. ABF3, COOLIDGE, P. W. ABF3. Second row, left to right: PHILLIPS, T. H. AN, HANLON, J. C. .AN, MARLOW, F. L. ABFAN, DILLINGER, C. H. AN, BRENNING, D. C. AA, ANDERSON, T. S. AN, SHIVELEY, M. H. AN, RICHARDS, J. C. ABHAN, COOPER, B. D. AN, ANDERSON, D. B. ABFAN, NAGIN, D. J. AN, WILDE, R. I. ABFAN, ANDERSON, R. L. AN, CRISTILLO, R. M. ABHAN, CHILDS, M. M. AN, DAVIS, W. E. SA, MCGINNIS, G. L. AN, EPPS, J. L. AN, HOEL, R. L. AN, JOHNSON, W. C. AA Third row, left to right: MCCURRY, R. D. AN, LONG, A. M. ABFAN, LINSKY, P. C. ABFAN, HATLEY, D. R. AN, HOGUE, M. J. AN, BOYD, J. C. AN, MARTIN, T. N. AN, HOLLAR, G. R. AN, WRIGHT, A. H. ABFAN, NEWELL, O. M. AN, BOWMAN, P. W. AN, BARRY, B. R. AA, GEASLIN, E. R. AN S 5 39 ., ., ..,. .-.. Q 1114 fr- lik .fllia 's Swmxwx I llhl 4 A-1. XZ Q Q .X li? 5 - I QJJLQF LtCo1 E. J. POPE . '- r 4 'I' , 4 .- X 1 , A ,, I I ..' 'l.l ' 3 - 'al 5. . K-3 ' ' 5551. 1 A KX' ,Q 5 . q-I - : - . , 5 4. I .' .Q ..- IQ 'fs ...--35 zy 1 ,. . , .. . 1 tg SgtMaj H. M. DYLE Maj B. R. WILKINSON 1stSgt R. J. WYNNE lstsgt E- B- JONES ssgt J. W. HOPTAY Jsrsgt R. J. WYNNE sgrMa5 H. M. DYLE msg R. B. JONES SSgt J. F. DARRACOTT Sgt G. L. SANDERS Cpl J. R. MAHAFFEY Cpl D. L. ENGLE Cpl C. E. SEAHORN ? F 1: C 'B 5 4I 7 The basic function of the Operations Department is to plan, co-ordinate, and schedule the operations of the ship and its assigned aircraft, including logistic services. As the brain of the Operations Department, the Operations Officer is responsible for the collection, evaluation, and dissemination of combat and operational informa- tion and intelligence, photographic services, external communications, aerological services, and the maintenance and repair of electronic equipment. For the proper performance of its various functions, the brain is well co-ordinated and agile, enabling it to move surely and without mishap. Acting as the lung for the Operations Department is the Air Operations Officer. His basic functions are co-ordinating and scheduling the ship's flight operations and the furnishing of pertinent information to pilots. It can be seen that in performing its functions the lung must receive and redistribute large volumes of air. The subconscious mind of the department is known as the Air Intelligence Officer. As keeper of the department's secrets, little is known about its functions. Frequently difficult to locate, the subconscious mind occasionally appears before the brain flashing bits of yellow and pink paper. It then quickly disappears, surrounded in an aura of mystery. Providing the department's sense of feel and its photographic memory are the functions of the OS Division. ln providing its sense of feel, the OS Division informs the brain if the department is Ihot, cold, wet or dry, using a strange language called forecasting. The eyes of the department are known as the Combat Information Center. Its functions include the collection, display, evaluation and dissemination of tactical and combat information required for the 1 brain to operate efficiently. Operating in almost total darkness, the eyes are frequently thought to have glaucoma, astigmatism, or even blindness. Contrary to, popular opinion, the eyes do not receive information from a crystal ball. Acting as the voice and the ears is the Communications Division. Operating on frequencies of many MCS fMartinis Consumed Success- N fullyl, the voice of Bullhorn is usually heard loud and clear. Maintaining the eyes, ears and voice for the department is a group of antibodies known as the Electronics Material Division. Speeded by frantic calls from the various sources of infection, the antibodies combat such diseases as laryngitis, deafness and blindness. CDR W. E. KEELER LCDR N. K. BAKER MAJ B. R. WILKINSON LCDR F. W. BUSTARD W f W f,,, gg , 'Q , ..... .. GF - ,, . Y' ' . X.. , . f ' 9 xx 7 QMW D A ,Q .. 1 LCDR J. B. DRUMMOND CDR M. E. THOMPSON LCDR F. K. RUBINS ENS M. D. DATISMAN ENS C. E. ROSS ENS R. C. REAGAN ENS R. O. COCHRAN ENS A. M. COOK ENS J. FITCH ENS H. J. THOMASON CAPT W. T. POWERS CAPT D. J. REILLY CAPT H. CLAYSON LT G. B. MAHLER CAPT A. P. FINLON LT L. T. RE VEAL LTJG M. L. COOK LTJG E. L. HENDERSON E IN TH i Cn 'Po r X4 1 Q5 04- i Q 76. 1 5 .r F SILVER BLADE P S f o right: LCDR N. K. BAKER, CDR M. E. THOMPSON, CAPT R. C. HYATT, C A P FINLON I 45 First row, left to right: RICHARDSON, J. E. Sgt, HOISTON, G. Y. SSgt, HARDING, W. C. SSgt, HUNTER, R. N. RM2, PICKERING, K. E. SM2, THOMASON, H. J. ENS, HENDERSON, E. L. LTJG, RUBINS, F. K. LCDR, POWERS, W. T. CAPT, REAGAN, R. C. ENS, FITCH, J. ENS, BARTHOLOMEW, D. O. RM1, TEHAN, J. D. SM1, LEE, G. SM2, BRIDGES, T. L. SM2 Second row, left to right: FINNERTY, F. S. RM3, GOWLER, R. E. SM3, PARKER, J. D. SM2,QWILLIAMS, C. L. SM3, TURNER, G. W. RM2, JUDSON, R. R. SN, SHELTON, G. N. RM2, CHEWNING, E. H. SN, SHEASBY G. E. SN' HACCFRTY, T. J. YN3, HOWARD, F. J. Cplg MCCARTHY, D. W. SM3, JONES, D. R. RMS, C1BSoN,' D. T. RM2, DDYCF, K. M. SN, MCALISTFR, D. v. SN Third row, left to right: ALFORD, R. CQ SN, BRUNER, C. L. SN, DERBY, F E RMSN PILCHER J T LCp1' WALSH J. J. SN, PAVEL, D. C. RMSN, SMITH, T. L. LCP1, BACQUE, D. P. LCp1., MCMANN, D. 0. iC,,1,'BR0CK, R. Df LCp1, CRIFFITH, R. J. PFC, WFAKLEY, J. E. PFC, SMITH, C. E. LCp1, KING, P. L. PFC, MCCLURE, 0. PFC, HOL- MAN, B. K. PFC, PERRER, D. C. PFC M., Radio Flashing Light Signal Flag Semaphore xy Wh f 1 X MW 529' ,f XX I Q! m Q f 'A' - ,ggtx M, 2 W .25 f f +A' M ' In . fQQ11X .. x f gif ,A fam tx, 5 '. . -. N A 1 V ,xx F, XX K XX i x x. , wi' R -ag? First row, left to right: MILNER, R. F ETR3g MATHEWS J. F. ET2 BOWLE I ' , 5 S, R. B. Sgtg WALTERS D. L. SSgtg DRUMMOND, J. B. LCDRQ WAGNER, W. E. ETCMQ MCNARY, B. B. SSgtg PATTAT A. W. Sgtg WALKER, C S. ET2g JEFFRIES, L. R. ETR3 Secoml row, left to right' LANDRY W P ETN3' TYLER M J C 1 - , - - , , . . p g MULLER, H. ETR3g DOUGHTY, J. SNg HARMONz J. D. ETN3g SUMMERS, R. E. RMSN- DIE , RKSEN, D. L. Cpl Thtrd row left to rzght' KANE E D Cpl' JOHNSON C E LC , - , - 0 , , . . plg FORMICOLA, L. ETR3g HINRICHS, A. P. LCp1g MAPLES, J. T. ETN3g BRUNER, J. K.ACp1 Y -c., 49 E First row, left to right: SHIPLEY CREAMER COX JORDAN SIMPSON M COLLOM , , , , , c , HARRIS, WORK- MAN, GAULT, MOOREFIELD, NEPHIN Second row, left to right: CARLSON, BLAKE, PORTER, MOSLEY, SCHENIMANN, COLE, PHIST ER, ZEIG- LER, ARMES, STRICKLAND, HUSTER, BANKS, COLWILL, BAUMAN, MERRIMAN, CHAPIN Kneeling: LTJG M. L. COOK, ENS C. E. ROSS , 1l E Electronic Counter Measures Long Hours on the Radar Scope 1.,.,..- V-.f .-.. Plotting on the Dead Reckoning Tracer .LN Q Q I i I Field Day Contact 'Printmg First row, left to right: WILLIAMS, R. A. Sgt, CAPT H. CLAYSON, CAPT D. J. REILLY, NELSON, W. P. SSgt, McDANIELS, D. D. SSgt Second row, left to right: JENSEN, L. J. AN, BYRNE, D. E. SN, WILSON, W. H. Pvt, HADA, H. M. PFC, RAINES, W. W. PFC, SCALES, N. D. Sgt, PRESTENBACK, J. R. Pvt, DERWIN, R. .I. Pvt, WISE, R. D. Sgt, BORDWELL, P. F. SA, DELINGER, R. W. SA Making an Enlargement N 2 Plotting the Weather Map Mixing Photo Chemicals - W 1 5 2 4 E 2 1 2 l n L, 1 l, W A i ri i Q 5 WL V l if tl :W l 3 n ,l H W 1 , W ,W WW Wal WW ,gg ,., alll ,yr EW S . l W l l l W r 2 P 1 W F inn., -r -1 -:T , X , Qmgftkg '10 QFXWX -. W All K5 f f vw, NAS 'Wu Mx fy XXX W Q Nt QC!--9551 W W l W WN J W' 4 ' q.Q.NQX'NX I 5 X ig5g a5tQixW N A 4 ii O I NX W Rxgxk 1 W wvgj W W d WW' MZ ' ' 1 - '1Q'I?0WW' I , I A fx gifs: 'W -.. ,.?.,a- A I nl, 1 Wil 52714 . W W Q14-W 1 e Ni 'WWW'W'W'Wh ' x gmt a s 5 I ii xxi: 1 ini XX X ' ff 'R X X Wx WIN Q, ' eggs: L ri W x K N 07 for NN i W W ,1 ,N A... 7 0 XMXXX N x I X A sk. , I' A f -L mb f 1 ,. -- mr 'W f ff W' W N Quill: 'Em I ' -. NW- W ' 0 3':'-QW . ' 'gas-Wim , ff ,'EWQ?g'bgj,!F,1 I f f X C wi W l 7 ay- 'ss-mf! , - r f ,, ,0f ff,..9.,f. If 9 XN,xQeS :5g,g,.,57 .. 694'25314-Qifaezi-Rag X, .,:1 4X 1' -4 .. rl,-'v Q 9 ' fx w- fin- 1153121551-:J'?I! f' ,Q ' 3SSiQi::1'g,. ' 05.0. .if y i -:qlsg :ff I .90 , im nfl ksgs ggi' it sg' f,f' X b ,Hawk W X 1' Wi ' X 4 W W X I x ' W W W x ffl, If 1 , 'W gl X MW We of Engineering are of two kinds: those you see and those you don't see. If we're in E, R, or HA division, our faces are familiar and you will see us going about our work and living a normal shipboard life. Those of us in HB or M division live unknown to you ina strange world, secluded in the bowels ofthe ship. ' In Auxiliary division our jobs are quite diverge. The hydraulic gang handles elevator pumps. You name it and weill make it in our machine shop. Air conditioning and refrigeration keep some f b b o us usy, ut we all must agree that our boat shop boys are the most important people on board- they keep the liberty boats running. In UB and M , we seldom see the sun. It is a world all its own, one of heat and noise, boilers and tanks, turbines and generators, pipes and valves, 40 snipes and 150,000 horses. We distill water, turn valves, read gauges, make steam turn propellers, move the ship, get dirty, but mostl y we sweat. In Electrical division we man the power distribution switch boards, emergency diesel generators. We can fix any electrical machinery from fans to bakery ovens. By the way, be nice to us, we're the ones that show your movies. divisions we work in the heart of the ship-the boiler rooms and fire rooms Repair division is the real can do outfit Here we weld work w'th h . , 1 s eet metal, install piping, repair leaks and maintain damage control equipment. With our ship fitters and damage controlmen we'll keep the Sweet Pea ship-shape or at least afloat. It is Engineering, then, that keeps the ship in 1 piece and keeps it steaming. You can thank us for getting you to that Pacific paradise, and you can thank us for bringing you home again. CDR DAVENPORT LCDR HILL LT SUFFICOOL LTJG WILLIAMS LTJG TRITZ LTJG GILDOW LTJG SCHWADERER LTJG BOLLS Ens GEORGE Ens LECHNER Ens WENDT Ens REED Ens BROWN :JSO '- GJG B 'U' 'W' 'N -- S' s. . ' I' . 5 ,f 4. -Af 77 I I H CFO-Li ifffjbo 1... Q O in ffwgf-Hifo ZGCW! -Hiff,OC'f . CLLJ l.,4D K 7 Resmaesanon Am. coN01'f '0N'NGf yream HEAT, comoaesseo Am A EOIYIEN !-kYo9.m.n.ncS, Ligue-:DFW wr G91-I-EV 5QU'PmENTv'D1ESEL Enamef' Lobawm Y First row, left to right: CHOAT, R. H. MM2, WILBURN, R. D. EN2, HARDY, B. W. MM2, MILLER, C. D. MM2, RIPLEY, J MR2, ROSS, R. E. MM1, LECHNER, M. A. ENS, GILDOW, H. R. LTJG, PENISTON, E. B. MMC, MOODY, W. T. EN1, NORTON, D. B. MM1, GARVIN, E. C. MM2, HERRICK W J. ' ' Second row, left to Tight: BORGONIA, E. R. ENFN- GAMEROS EN3, YBARRA, F. FN, WELLS, O. L. FN, SHAFER, D. L: MM3. Third row left to ri ht EDENBURN M , g . , . D. FA, WALTERS, J. MORRIS, R. D. MRS, HILLIARD, H. E. MM3, WEISS, M. V. FA, L. P. - - MM3, MCGINNIS, W. H. MM3, ESTES, R C FN- AIKINS Fourth row, left to fight: BISHOP, R. E. ENFN, 'oDEbARD,, Sf ENS, SALONEN, D. c. ENS, CERVENY, R. A. MMFA- COLE, ROSS, B. A. FN, ROTHECKER, J. M. FN, CRAWFORD, Sf J. FA EVANS, D. E. MM3, PURLEY, F. C. MM3, DEWITT, M. D MMSZ MM2, PETERMAN, P. J. MM2, HARRIS, N. T. MM2 COOPER, B. W. MM3, HASTINGS, J. L. FN, HOPPE, E RICHARDS, R. L. FN, PRICE, W. G. MM3, HARKINS D. c.FN ' T. FN, LYNCH, R. D. FA, LEE, R. W. FN, WILDE, M. J. J. R. MM3, REDMOND, B. W. FA, MILLER, V. I. MRFN' R. FA, BERNAL, M. V. MMFN, FORMALS, G. L. FA, L. MRFN, FINCHER, M. N. FN, MORRISON, J. E. FA, It will never work again, SCHNOZ! These readings aren't radioed! ,ff.. 'f 4 1? QQ 13, - 'F - . .,,, . , 1 ., .K M- Wm 1-I ' 1 If F'-'Live H m '.f,:z 14 1 4 -f , is'fsr',e,a',41fz-fit'- ,: !ilgsf,',, 2 1 ,. il T Q ...,......N....,..i.a..e:,g,,,Lmf:i . 1 I-,F , a n egg, .W .AN snwiiap. THANKS SHIPMATE l Dis gadget goes this way! When you tum it like this, it blows up PICCISIOII dnll work 49 flfe and flushing Pump P A aft. WST C57-ff CFDJ M ' W A-'Simi' X I N f . xj - EVN X a 'X G I 4 9 - wL R s1s I -f N GA v' fi QA 3' E N fgfifi E 9,361 q,!5+3-Qgdfm JV. M 1 LS QM ,pl I E First row, left to right: BUSBY, R. H. BT3, HARVILLE, D. L. BT3, TURK, L. F. BT3, ASATO, D. M. BT2, GATLIN, D. M. A. BT2, WEATHERSBY, R. L. BT2, GARMS, R. E. BTI, ENS REED, R. E., JOHNSON, D. E. BTI, MAYNARD, D. E. BT2, OSTRANDER, E. A. BT2, LYONS, J. E. BT2, SUNDBY, R. E. BT3, SHELL, D. BT3, MADISON, J. E. BT3, BECKER, R. A. BT3 Second row, left to right: REVES, N. FA, MCGUIRE, M. W. FA, KEELEY, BTFA, WILLEMS, T. B. FN, SCHLEMER, C. E. BT3, ROBERTS, R. L. FA, FLORES, A. FN, BEAUVAIS, F. G. FA, ROACH, R. R. FA, NIETO, B. D. FN, MOSLEY, D. M. FN, PADILLA, G.-R. FN, McCLEAVY, P. J. FN, GORALSKI, N. R. FA, ALGOOD, J. R. FN Third row, left to right: FOURNER, B. M. FA, MORRIS, R. L. FN, SULLIVAN, J. J. BT3, COWLING, R. R. BTFN, WELTCH, T. J. BT3, BETTS, R. A. BT3, KEITH, G. E. FN, GRIFFITH, D. C. FN, HASKINS, D. S. FN, WILLIAMS, R. L. BT3, STUKEY D. E. FN, MCKEEVER, D. D. FN, FOSTER, R. D. BT3, HESS, D. E. BTFN, ABLES, J. P. BT3 Fourth row, left to right: HANSON, R. E. BT3, JENKINS, G. W. FA, RAHE, R. S. FN, HUDDLESON, L. D. FA, TEDERS, T. B. BT3, BROWN, C. R. MM3, PETERSON, T. W. BT3, ARBUCKLE, H. L. BT3, CHENEY, D. F. BT3, TUMIDAJEWICZ, K. J. FA, GILBERT, R. L. FA, BEILBY, H. B. FA, HILL, F. D. FA, BURCHETT, W. L. FN, KERN, R. W. BT3 7 W- .fs CQ? jj 7 ,NF JN 0 'T-? -..-.5 --. 7 A6 m0 v Q ga I I I pl u gf X ,? ff 7 'L 5 y 2 'pl Jikfh ,vt J K' 'NW 4 'W I 'N 1 j 3 . U, f A ,bg-jJ -,fm aijf-111-Q xx 11 ' 165 S QW First row, left to right: WOOD, R. R. BT2, WALKER, S. BT2, ANDERSON, B. M. BTI, KERR, R. H. BT1, ENS H. W. GEORGE, SMITH, R. F. BTC, BUTLER, F. G. MM1, HOLLAND, E. H. BT2, CUSTER, D. H. BT2, HABEDANK, L. A. BT2, GREENWALT, F. J. MM2 Second row, left to right: BURCHELL, C. B. FN, HAMMONDS, J. D. FN, GREEN, A. L. BT3, BRUMMETT, R. D. FA, DRIVER, J. W. FA, CHERRY, C. L. FA, CANNON, R. H. FN, CULLIVAN, L. E. FA, BROWN, L. S. FN, ALEXANDER, P. T. BT3, NORMAN, G. R. BT2 . Third row left to right: NICHOLS, J. W. FN, ROEDIGER, D. E. MM3, TOW, J. L. FA, HENDERSON, H. C. MM3, HERNANDEZ, G. T. FA, SAUZO, L. FN, COSTA, G. A. FA, DODD, R. L. FN, DUNCAN, W. T. FA, BROWN, J. W. FA, WILLIAMS, E. F. FN, ROBINSON, C. E. BT3 Fourth row, left zo right: BENGSTON, G. D. BT3, ELLINGTON, M. F. BT3, HALL, D. L. FN, CARRILLO, R. FN, ORGAN, R. E. BT3, DANIELS, D. E. FA, PANGELINAN, G. B. FN, ARNETT, J. W. FN, CHISOLM, A. J. FN, MORTENSON, D. M. FA Lower level burner watch STEAMING BOILER WATCH Upper level W2-HCI' watch , 4 X Q 1 Think it'll work now? im 44444 h hhhhh h h 85 PROOF ................ I Don't waste any of this batch! bl T D I V I E-2 EQEQUTNHERE? ? i' Lx ku, , I P Tv-MS xi OUP-53' 'cwom :gi ' 5 I 'T--,::i'g , -I t5Q ,,f.E . S ? Q - Tig J ,...-L-'R f X5 .3--1 A .qw ' ' 5 1 I X'2wx if ca f 'QXQI ,if-5.1 H 1,f 'EQ 2 ' . . 7 'iv' X C' f: 1 f 1 fx? -QW.. I l,i!.1 7?L:,'7, 5 iz! L ji: ' wifi J gi! ' c is -fi F irst row, left po right: HARDER, D. L. IC.2g WILDE, L. J. EM2, CORNELIUS, G. W. EM2, VAN MOURIK, R. J. EM2, DUKE, W. B. EM2, MCCULLOUGH, J. E. EM1g ZEIGLER, W. E. EMI, WENDT, T. C. ENS, WILLIAMS, A. L. LTJGQ STELLFLUG, L. M. EMC, ROMBOUGH, E. A. EMI, BENNETT, C. W. EMI, SACKSON, L. K. EM2, LEUTJEN, R. A. IC2g KNISS, W. R. EM2 Second row, left to right: MARTIN, J. F. IC3g BAKER, A. S R. . E - ' J M3, HAGEN, H. D. FN, SCHULTZ, R. D. ICFNg EVERSON, D. E. EMFAg PURINTON, T. -W. EMFAg STREICH, J. E. EMFN, ATKINS, W. E. EM3, BECKSTROM, D. E. EM3, WOODLEY, F. W. EMFNQ JURIC, J. M. EMFN Third rpw, left to right: GILLIS, W. L. ICFNg CROWSTON, L. W. ICFNg CARPENTER, L. L. ICFNg MESSNER, R. E. EM3, STRANGE, D. 'W. EMFN, PINKNEY D L ICFA- STEVENS J H FN RODDY G A ICFN , . . , , . . 5 , . . 9 DAVIS, D. C. ICFNg OKSANEN, R. J. EMFN, -SMOTHERS, J. H. EM3, PAYNE, R. L. ICFNg LARSON, T. E. FN g PURITSKY, L. J. FN EMFN- KIMBALL D D EM3- KIRSTEIN J H EM3 HUGHES This one is dead! 5 , . 2 WMYT diff J If I put these two wires together-oops, wrong two ! This motor came out of this adding machine. If I turn this knob, one of those dials should move. 63 - -Q A IDI :Sl A I i ' 'J 1 U ' JIS . DAM Q onmox EESQEJJIESQ First ww, left to fightf WOOD, K. L. SFM3g CASSLE, D. C. SFM3g POLSTON, J. P. DC3g MANN, J. C. DCS, BURNS, L. DC2: LUCERO, J. E. DCI, ETTER, F. M. SFCAg BEAHM, M. C. SFGMg ENS ROLLS, R. J., FRANKS, J. R. DCC, WESSON, R. A. SFI, SCHROEDRR, T A SFPQ- SANDERS R L DC3- CRAWFORD B J DCS M INTY , . , , . . , , . . g c RE, J. L. SFM3g HAZELWQOD1 J. M. SFM3 ' ' T Second row, left to right: CUNNINGHAM, R. SFM3g SMITH, G. B. FN 9 HINSON, S. C. SFM3g CORNEJO, J. C. FN g CRAF 1 L. E. SFPFNg SEEGERS, FA, STEPHEN, K. R. DC3g ROWTON, J. R. SFP3g WEST, J. L. SFMFNg WATERS, G. L. FN: MINGE, M. J. FN, KUWAZAKI, M. R. DC3g SCOGGINS, W. R. SFP3g MAEL, J. T. SFM3g RIVERA, R. FN, GALLATIN, K. L. FN Third row, .left to right: LEONARDIS, J. M.-FN, CHUMNEY, R. L. . FN, KUKLISH, D. M. SFPFNg MARTIN, M. A. SFMFN5 BASS, C. SFPFNg RED, L. Y. FN, ADAMS, L. A. FN, FAGOT, G. T. FN 5 WHITAKER, R. L. FN 5 YOUNG, R. B. SFP3? TULL, G. L. SFP3g FLOYD, C. R. FN, RICKMAN - , C. W. FN, HOLMAN, F. D. FN g MERRILL, D. E. FN I did this, while crossing the river, too! UHOT STUFF I w How do you operate this gadget? Right or left hand thread? Any parts left over ? , ., XXEXXX . 'F ' 1 A .. A I . ' . - f 71 'Tl '5'v W f ' i .j .. X . ' f wmunmwx tw' X ,.,,. -s K I ,q f . ..... X A ' I I 'ft I . gg Q6 .. ,o ,Q 5 5 1 MQ... - Q ,ES 5:3225 f, I 4. '-f X ......' f.......- ' anew ' 69 I N I I A 3 xg: .... t i lf' 0 E ge . iw t ' X 'fat ff? 5.7 K . Le. X v . s p, .vu 45 Y X xL.L 57 QS, gg. : ru! Eg an U , S xxx.x f 'V f, , . f, , 4, X W . ki 'rf ll x .Qi i X. X x -s.. . fly if t x f ,' ' ' A w V '11-H , ' ' , ad' , 'A W I 'J V! NJ I I ' -FA A - .C . f f , ' , 4 f 'I ' ' X MW i .,f,,f:,,,,w y - xy, , f in I . - . . mvlsloN , wi '. Q -H X W . ,,A M A 1 - 9' ' I 'IW A .lf .QB I -, X , f 5 x . , O 6,0 x-wif A5 Lg' .lt I J, ng x I 1 f fy tlllt X4 HUGE? F ' if ' ' . . ix ff. , P R M . A i 1 gy I 1 X f I Ez . ,I . I I If ... Q F fr W, wvbiq.,-?,j5a.-1641 1 A xl .. , . r., .0 - .1 4,1-f -HW--4' W x ,I . ,,,, ., . N.. AC , , ,, .. , , I 7 k '-2 IIGQXZ X I, ID If ' fi I , s. ...W-f-I - A 'N . M ff f , A , o , 'K W ,I 'f gr e.a f mm -f ,Wx f ' A f -Q, . We 'D Sv: '5 fffx 7 xL-'L A First row, left to right: SCAGGS F B MM3- BRADY J D MM2 PAUL L E MM2 MEYER , , . . , , . . g , . . g ,,I. L. MM2, PAVLIK,J. .I.MM1g VOLLAND G R MMCM' SCHWADER D L LTIG WALTON F A MMCA , . . , , . . g , . . g BYRD, F. MMC, BAIRD, J. E. MM2, MORRIS W. D. MM3, MILLER, A. E. MM3, HOOTEN, .I. F. MM3, SPENCER, D. W. MM3, SATTLER, R. .I.' MM3 Second row, left to right: DERBY, R. E. MM3, ROLLINS, L. G. FA, FRAZEE, V. RL FN, HAND, A. T. FA, DAVIS, F. R MM3g'PECK, R. B. FA, PYKERMAN J. H. FN' ' - , , CLEMENS, G. L. MMFN, .I ONES, G. A. MMFN, CRUTCHER, J. B. FN? ORNELLAS H A. MM3 ALLEN R T. M - - , . g , . MFN, LLOYD, L. T. MM3, BRYANT, F. D. MM3 Third row, left to right: DEMPSEY, R. O. FN, YOUNG, C. E. MM3, REIGER, D. FN, RICHARDS, G. E. FN, ERICKSEN, W. F FN- E ' ' , CKELBARGER, D. H. FN, FORTNER, T. S. FN, POTTINGER, M. L. R. FA, SMITH, J. A. FA, BUCHANAN, J. D. MMFN, KILGORE, P. W. FA, BRUMMETT, D. E. FA 7 . W fri Z 1 , , A. tp 1,1933 X, . ' ' L'f V .-f I! X f all ov' V' ,i 5.-xfw i ,,,, , Hey, sailor - BACK SEAT! 'CNONPRODUCERS' 1300171 Shucks, dat ain't hot. , , ,z,m,,,f,,m.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, Z 1 2 . I A if ' 3 , Q ,V The saltiest thing on the ship! Hang on, it,s getting rough! If the men of Gunnery pride themselves on being the areal sailors aboard, the salty dogs, it is because their Work most resembles the tasks seamen have performed for centuries. The men from the 3 deck divisions have quite a number of jobs. They're busy at underway replenishments, handling Winches, lines, and fueling hoses. They tie the ship to a pier, anchor or moor her. They are the boatswain mates of the watch, helmsmen, lookouts and coxswains. They may be dis- tinguished by a knife at their hips, a boatsWain's pipe in their pockets, multi- tattooed arms and often a paint brush in their hand. Two other divisions have the technicians of this department. The gunners mates keep the 5 f38's in top working condition and look after the armory and magazines. Fire control technicians make sure that the directors lock on to target with the right gun, with the right fire solution plotted, at the right time and at the right place. For this they operate fire control radars and analog computers. A No matter how modern or diverse the Navy and her ships may become, there will always be needed the traditional seamen, the men who handle such equipment as the block and tackle of a ship and keep her guns blazing like a Man 0' War should. LCDR D. F. FLATHERS, USN Capt P. E. FRASER J r. LT L. M. PATELLA USN USMC LTJG A. L. WILLIAMS LTJG L. R. CASPER Ens C. W. HUFFMAN Ens J. T. MCGRATH Ens E. R. ROMERO Ens J. A.'JANEK Ens T. S. K. BUTLER Ens A. M. D'ERCOLE ST First row, left to right- KINCANNON C W AA- SMITH B S SN MARES M C SA , . ,. . , , .. , , .. ,SANDRO,E.L.SN, BENTHAL, W. I.. BM2, TROBAUGH, W. L. BMI, ENS A. M. D'ERCOLE, MILLER, L. G. BM2, WILSON, A. E. BM3, HALSEY, L. D. SN , PATTERSON, C. J. SN' ARMOLA R J SN second row, left to fight: THRELSTAD T J. SN, SULLIVAN Ri 15. SN WYA , . , , TT, L. T. SN, DENNIS, M. E. SN, ROBERTSON, H. SA, SUIRO, J. E. SN, MORGAN, E. D. SA, LUGINBULD, G. P. SA, MITCHELL, B. SA, GREEN, C. D. SN, KING, H. C. SN g HATFIELD, L. SN , HARRIS, A. J. SN, THOMPSON, L. W. SA, PORTER, F. E. SN, GOODWIN ' ' , G. S. SN, KUCK, D. A. FN, BRASSFIELD, J. F. SN 1 V Y, , WAY M I X 2 W 'xr, Q ,W X 4 , i x 1 Nm . N mm fff' Q ' First row, left to right: BROSELL, W. B. BM3, RAY, G. D. SN g HEBERT, E. L. SN, HARDING, D. H. SSN, HAND, L. . A- - A .I S , SOUTHARD, R. W. SA, DROSE-LL, G. E. SN g MOORE, B. R. BM3 Second row, left to right: DARCANGELO, A. E. BMI, PERCELL, F. SN, STEFANI, G. E. SN 3 GILBERT, W. R SN 9 PROVENCAL, R. N. SA, SCHMIDT, J. R. SA- WARNER SN' CONLEY D A SN ALFORD R C SN HORNADAY, C. W. SN, KAVANAGH, J.'T. SNg, JONES, Mf G. SA, JOHNSDN,'R. 'A.'SA, MADDOIC, W. F. SNS BOISSEAU, R. A. SA, THOMAS, A. AN, STEPHENSON, R. BM3, ENS G. A. .IANEK Not present: COMO, L J. SN' ANDERSON, G. H SA- GARCIA, I C. SA- O'CONNELL R . , . , . , , . J. SA, FRANKLIN, C. N. SN, DAVIS, G. S. BMC, ARMISTEAD, c. D. SA, SCHROFF, c. E. SN M ND 1 T f A' asm M ,X W '-'W-W . ww , x - V- 5 XE QQ V . I ,,,, 9 1, x fxiiixs W7 em Rx X-4 X X NSY xii ' X ,- -Nm f Q ' WW -XX X ' j , xN f ' E 5 xi , 'W f , x XXX. , x f ,plm fiff fff N1 X ff X ff Z 1 , R Rx K .wk . i ?, 9 Q ,M 4 wg 1 XX vf ,G fyax f fx: W, f X , R First row, left to right: RODRIGUEZ, M. J. SN, CARVALHO, R. T. SN, NELSON, J. D. SN, DOUGLAS, C. L. BM3 KELLER, J. S. BM2, ENS L. R. CASPER, ROBERTS, V. F. BM1, LOWE, D. R. BM3, SANDERS, H. L. SN HURST, D. M. SN, DUVALL, D. X. SN Second row, left to right: WEEKS, R. E. SN, MARTIN, M. E. SN, ARCHER, L. E. SN' DUNN B R SN' STOHLER J. M. SN, LONGAKER, R. F. SN, CARROLL, G. L. SN, SCHMIDT, J. R. SA, M6oDY, 11. R. SN,,GARDNER: R. P. SR, LOVRLL, R. W. SA, DAY, J. SN, LEBLANC, L. R. SN, SIMMONS, R. R. SN, PARISEAU, G. L. SN, GRABLE, J. P. SN, CARR, T. J. SN, BRIAN, K. A. SA, VAN VLEET, v. v. SA, ZRTT, A. J. RMSA - 9 ,1Hn:m ..., 75 I. N Q 'HTFQJU--F Q .I Pl' .Z 5' K P L , P, X ,ff 5 ,I fi, ' . om . 1-4 f ' .- . ff, X First row, left to right: DUNLAP, D. D. FTG3g SHIPPS, C. E. FTG3g BRISKI, J. E. FTG2g ENS J. T. McGRATH HAMBLIN, N. D. FTG2g CASTANEDA, E. FTG3g SMITH, E E. FTG3 Second row, left to right: STEVENS, F. P. FTGSNg STIVERS, T.. L. FTGSNg SCHMIDT, J. R. SA, COLE, J. W. SN GALLAGHER, R. L. FTGSNg BRUNDAGE, G. E. AAg CLEMENTS, D. R. FTGSNg GOODMAN, W. R. FTGSN ENGLISH, R. E. SA Not present: SCHMIDT, F. J. SNg SHAW, J. L. YN3g RADLEY, H. E. SNg FAIR, D. A. SN 77 O MW First row, left to right: MADDON, W. E. GMG2g ORTON, E. GMCg LTJG I-I. E. WILLIAMSg TAYLOR, B S. GMG1g JUSTUS, C. R. GMG3 Second row, left to right: FRAZIER, J. T. SNg SMITH, L. L. GMG3g HENTY, R. V. SNg FETTEROLF, D. R. GMG3g CHENEY, G. R. GMG3g HOWELL, W. L. K. GMG3g DONALDSON, J. D. SNg PATIN, J. L. SAg RYALS, R. E. SN ,,,.. ........,.... 79 SIDE CLEANERS First row, left to right- FAIR D A SN- CRISTILLO R M ABH . , . . , , . . AN, MCNIGH, R. G. SN- SMITH R W. BM1g ENS ROMERO- HUDSON B N BM2 ARMISTEAD , , . . , , C. D. SNg ALLEN, M. F. 'SNg ARNALL, J. Ni. SA , Second row, left to fighffMEER1MAN,w.E.PFC, COLWILL, D. F. PFCg NAUMAN, O. O PFC- JOHNSON N. E. LfCPL, COMES J. E LfCPL, SALAZAE A. D - , . , . SN, RICHARDS, J. C. ABHANg MORGAN, E. D. SNg, ANDERSON, R. L. AN, SHENNIMAN, J. L. RDSN I xx ,. 7' f' ' ,,.s: A , , . A .- XR N ff! 'IVA 1 . I V 1 K. a f 1 A legs' Q rx. V ,f 0 1. VU I 'r H h N ' h f X ' 5 H I 1? The battle readiness of the ship is dependent on the efficiency and know-how of the beans and bulletsi' department-Supply. Whether itls swabs or aircraft engines, this department orders them and insures that they arrive. In Supply are the store keepers who issue, inventory, stow, receive, locate and keep record for any of 50,000 separate items. Commissarymen prepare the big morale booster-food-and give PRINCETON her reputation as a good feeder. Are they busy? Well, they served 1,143,000 meals during this last cruise. A sales division operates the laundry, a tailor and cobbler shops, 3 barber shops, a clothing store, a tobacco store, snack bar and ice cream fountain and many 'cgeedunkn machines. Another morale booster comes from the 'apay day division. Whether it's greenbacks or MPC's, the disbursing clerks have no trouble giving it away. A final job for this department is looking after the wardroom mess and officers' staterooms. It is a job handled by the stewards who are probably the hardest Working men on the ship. Procurement of the necessary material to sustain a ship and her men is the prime concern of this department, and every department of the ship is utterly dependent on Supply and the immortal DD 1150. LCDR N. D. CHETLIN Capt W. T. GREGORY zndu L. A. LINK 2ndLt V. J. PERZ Ens R. C, TREANOR Ens E. D. TOBEY Ens R. M. STANFORD STORES DIVISION GENERAL TECHNICAL ELECTRONIC AERONAUTICAL First row, left to right: WILLIAMS, C. SK3, BROWN, B. M. Sgt, HUFFMAN, N. SSgt, CZAJA, S. J. GySgt, GREGORY, W. T. Capt, STANFORD, R. M. Ens, WEHNER, V. C. SKI, BACON, J. D.'SSgt, NORRIS, D. W. Sgt, BURNS, M. P. Cpl Second row, left to right: HENDERSON, N. P. SK3, MEYER, I. C. AN, GALLET, D. J. PFC, ADAMS, E. A. Cpl, PLARES, A. R. SN, WAINWRIGHT, C. E. SK3, BLAKE, R. J. SK3, SI-IOVER, J. R. Cpl, WOOD, R. I. PFC, SMITS, D. I. PFC, BOWNS, J. E. PFC, SETTLES, C. M. SN, BECKHAM B. A. SN Third row, left to right: HAHNE, C. R. LCp1, LAUDONE, M. J. SK3, PATTENGALE, R. E. AN, WALLACE, W. M. LCpl, CLAFLIN, N. D. Cpl, BLAKE, J. R. SN, BRAACH, J. E. SK3, HORINE, G. F. AN, McCREIGHT, W. A. PFC, HUF F, R. K. SN, BOONE, J. L. Cpl mv-.. -... Al. 85 First row, left to right: DIAZ, H. V. Sgt, BALLARD, R. E. Sgt, LAGATTA, T. J. Sgt, BARNHARDT, E. C. CS-1, MAR- TINIZ, L. N. SSgt, PERZ, V. J. 2ndLt, BANKHEAD, J. R. GySgt, DRAKE, R. A. SSgt, YOUNG, W. D. Sgt, MOORE, R. L. Sgt, CAMERON, K. D. Sgt, KORTUM, J. R. Sgt Second fow, lefz to right: LOPEZ, A. PF C, CZARNECKI, T. L. LCp1, WADDLE, R. C. PFC, OXFORD, J. R. PFC, GOR- SUCH, C. H. LCp1, GRIFFITHS, R. O. LCpl, BAILEY, C. E. Cplg BLAIKIE, C. T. Cplg MATSON, G. Cp1, BROWN, R. O. Cpl Third row, left to right: SHERBONDY, E. E. PFC, KOCH, R. A. LCp1, CLYNE, J. R. L. Cssn, HARRELL, L. R. LCp1g WINDERS, P. J. SN, WEATHERS, J. D. PFC, LAIR, L. L. PFC, HEBERT, R. L. PFC, SHIMEL, A. C. LCpl rf H .. ig' , .. ..- . -....,.-,,...,2i ' 1.1-mvusii gif W '1lnq.,,,,,x f , P 'I 1 . I L-m.41,,.,L..,-.,-4,f.1 -Y, , , . . . f, V ,,- r, -, A .V 1 1- - if x ,- v . X Y- . ,- , M.. , qu.-3 . Avi.--:.Vg-Y,-1.11, .1.4.1Q,-- U-,Q4,,5,HY.x,.1.,.-,MKUmN-.. . .- Mu- -W - - ',---- 4- ....- W- .... ,, - .411 ,, , 4 W: -. ,. .n.:.:g.::.1..:1,v.1f.-N..-u.f- - HTG- X- ,.,.A-.., . P I I , H E I A V c R I E I v I T I E s First row, left to right: WALTON, J. SHS, ARCHULETTA, J. J. CPL, GARCIA, E. B. CPL, MCCRACKEN, R. D. SSGTQ SHEEKS, J. J. SSGTg,MILES, R. T. SH3g MUELLER, L. W. GYSGTg PHELPS R D SGT- HARKINS L SH1- BARTON W. J. SSGTg MALONEY, J. L. CPL, GONZALES, D. L. SH3g MANKO, S. PFC, TUCCI, J. J. LXCPL Second row, left to right: FLORES, J. T. SH3g VALDEZ, V. V. SN, CHAPPELLE, M. R. B. SN, MIETH, D. C. SN, SMITH H. K. SA, TYSON, L. L. PFC, CRANE, O. W. SN, HARVEY, C. A. PFC, SCHILMOELLER, F. A. SN, HARTFORD H. A. PFC, NIGGELING, D. A. SN, DANISH, R. E. SA, CLAY, C. L. PF C' HENDRIX J. W. SN Thzrd row, left to rtght: CROSS, C. PFC, CROSS, C. J. PFC, SKINNER, C. J. SN g LINDSEY, T. D. SN, KAY, V. D. LfCPLg KEDROUSKE, J. L. L!CPLg MUSCHNER, G. A. PFCg HARRELL, E. W PFC- TRUE, W. R. PFC, THOMSON, E. L. PFC, YOUNG,-D. 0. s-N, TRUJILLO, J. SN, HOWARD, H. K. SN, KHER, T. Ff SN ' 9 T I 9l I 1 I 1 Fzrst row left to nght HANSEN J L GYSGT 2nd LT LINK L A OLSON A. T. DKC TAKENOUCHI G M SN second row, z5f1'w'figh1: BALL, H. D. DK3g WISDOM, H. B. DK3g BAUER, D. P. ASA PETERSON, B. L. CPL 1 6551? Y x XXCE-D X X X Fzrst row left to nght TOBEY E D Ens CARNER H SSgt LCp1 RUSSELL C R Cpl ACOSTA O L. 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W .......... .... ---..------.LOXLEY WILLIAMS, H. .........,......L. .. ...... .. .... --.MONTGOMERY BARRY, B. R ........... ....,.............. . FORT RICHARDSON STRANGE, D. W ......... ........... . ......,..... DOUGLAS ARMOLA, R. W ............... .. ..... ..... .......... S COTTSDALE ARMSTEAD, C. D ........... ....... BEAR, T. W ..... ,... ........ -- BUNTIN, R. A ........ CANNON, W. L ....... -- DENLINGER, R. W. .... DEWITT, M. D ..... DOUGHTY, J. L. ..... .... - GAINER, C. A ........ .. HALSEY, L. D .... KIRSTEIN, J. ..... LAUDONNE, M. J LUSTER, R ............. .... MARES, M. L ............. McCLURE, O.. ................ - McDONALD, J. E ........... McKAY, R. L ............... McMULEY, J. J .......... asa - f - .f , . ,,.,, . ---WPHOEN IX -WHITE RIVER ---.--------TUCSON PHOENIX ...... TUCSON --------SEDON A --------TUCSON . ......... PHOENIX PHOENIX --------...PHOEN IX . ............. ELOY -------..--PHOENIX --------PRESCOTT ----------PHOENIX ------..-..---TUCSON ...... SCOTTSDALE PAYNE, R. L ................. ............. ....... . ...... TUCSON PIZANO, J. G ..... - ............ -- .----------TUCSON PROVENCAL, R. N.-. ....... ............ P HOENIX PRYRA, G. V ................ .... .SUMMERTON RICKMAN, C. W .,........ .........,... GLOBE ROBERTS, L. M ...,..... -- ....... .PHOENIX SCHNEIDER, R. H .......... ,......,...... T UCSON SCHROFP, C. E .,... -. ...,. - .... ---SCOTTSDALE WARREN, D. W ..... . ..... - ..... ,.... . .,.... NOGALES WISDOM, H. ....,...... TUMACACORI YRRIZARRY, J. P ............. - ....... ........... DOUGLAS ALLEN, B. D ..................................... .. .......... DUMAS ARNETT, J. W ........... ........ C ONWAY BEASLEY, J. D ............ .................... C ABOT BOWLES, R. B .......... ........... N ASHVILLE BRENNING, D. C CARNEY, J. COOPER, B. D .... CRUTCHER, J. B DILLINGER, C. H GILBERT, R. L ................... ----------LITTLE ROCK A ........... ........ F ORT SMITH --------TRASKWOOD ...... .........,.. F ORT SMITH --,,---,-,-LITTLE ROCK -------------------CONWAY HAMMON DS, J. D .....,.... ..,..... A RKADELPHIA HARDEN, J. T ................ .......... H OT SPRINGS HARLEY, O. W ........... ................. DRIVER HOOTEN, J. K ....... ........ . WALNUT RIDGE HOWELL, W. L ..... .... ....................... A L IX IN GRAM, B. J ......... LOWE, D. R. MARTIN, T. N .............. MITCHELL, C. PRICE, D. E .... . ............ REVES, N ......... ........ ROACH, R. R... ........... - SCOGGINS, W. R ........... SHEPHERD, D. L ........... THOMASON, H. J. WALTON, J ...... .......... ----------------HARRISON SPRINGS .. .... HOT SPRINGS ---WBATESVILLE ---------MALVERN -------,--,SPRINGDALE .... ...... . -LITTLE ROCK -----------MONTICELLO ARKANSAS ACOHIAAA CALIFORNIA ICORIHI WATSON, J- E ------ A ---L --Q-f---+---Q.+...Q . ....+.m... .. . .+., MAGNOLIA WEST, J- L .--------- -------- ...I. ..... F A YETTEVILLE WILLIAMSON, C. .,.,,-,,.,,---,--,---w ALTU5 WOOD, K. R .II,. ........ .... CLARKSVILLE CALIFORNIA ALFORD, R. C .......... . ...... ALLEN, M. F ............... ANDERSON, B. ANDERSON, R. L ......... ANDERSON, J. S ..... .... ARCHULETA, I. M ......... ARNAYRO, R. V ........... BACON, J. D ......... BAILEY, C. E ........ BAIRD, J. E .... ,. ...... BAKER, A. S ............ BALLARD, R. E ........... - BALLENGER, K. W ......... BANKHEAD, J. R ......... BARBOUR, R. M ...... ......... BARNHARDT, G. E ............. BARTHOLOMEW, D. O. .... -LONG BEACH --------VICTORVILLE --------LONG BEACH ----------VAN NUYS ---------,HAYWARD ----------SALINAS -------...SAN DIEGO ..... BEAUMONT --------SAN DIEGO ---------..ALAMEDA JOSE --------..--LOS ANGELES .... -STOCKTON -.------SAN DIEGO --------WILMINGTON -----------OAKLAND BASS, F. G ......... ...... . . ........ . ..... ...,.......,,...,.. L AWNDALE BELL, T. P ............... WOODLAND HILLS BENBOW, R. B ........ ....................... A NAHEIM BENTHAL, J. T ........... .... ................ O N TARIO BETTS, R. A ..... - .......... .......... . .... C OVELO BOISSEAU, R. A ....... - BRAUN, B. .I ......... BROWN, R. J ........ BROWN, R. O ...........,.. - BRUNDAGE, G. E ......... BULF, A. P ................ BURFORD, T. J. .... BURNS, M. P .............. CAMERON, K. D .......... CARR, J. A ................ CARTER, J. L CARTER, P. H ........... CASSEE, D. C ......... CAYTON, P. G .......... - CHAPIN, F. A. .,,....,,.,., - CHAPPELLE, M, R ,...,,.,,,. ........... CHERRY, G. L ..... ...... CLAF LIN, N. D ......... CLARK, I. R ........... CLELAND, R. W ..... -- CLEMENT, J. R. ........ CLEMENTS, D. R. ....... - COCHRAN, R. O ..... ..... -- -..--LOS ANGELES -----------DINULU ---------------OCEANSIDE ----------SAN LORENZO --------------AUBURN --------SAN DIEGO ,,,,,,,... SAN DIEGO -----,-----ESCONDIDO ---------LOS ANGELES ..... HAWTHORNE --------LONG BEACH ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,MODESTO LONG BEACH SAN FRANCISCO NEWPORT BEACH SANTA CRUZ SAN FRANCISCO BAKERSFIELD SAN DIEGO GARDEN GROVE LONG BEACH ---------REDLANDS COLA, G. -A ------ ....... . ...... . ....... -..--.LOS ALTOS COLE, T. D .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, COLERN, R. M.. COLWILL, D. R.. ....... . COMO, L. J., ,,,,,,,,.,,- , CORDELL, G. R.. ........ . CORNELIUS, G. CORNELL, L. V.. ....... CORNEIO, J. C .... -. ..... --.VAN NUYS ---------.RIVERSIDE ----.---.LAKEWOOD -------.OAKLAND ..----...SAN MATEO JOSE ..... SAN LEONARDO COSTA, G. A ..,,,,,,, ,, COTTON, C. O ..... .,,.. CRAWFORD, B. J OAKLAND HUNTINGTON BEACH .--------.NORTH HOLLYWOOD CRAWFORD, K. B ........ - ........ . .... .SAN FRANCISCO CROWLEY, S. T ......... ..... .... P LEASANT HILL CZAJA, S. J..- ......... - .............. SANTA ANA DANIEL, D. E ......... ,.......,,...,..... . SOQUEL DAVIS, G. S ......... ............. S AN DIEGO DEGEUS, L. D ........ ......... . SANTA MARIA DENNIS, M. G ........... .......... . HARBOR CITY DIAZ, H. O ........... .... ........,.....,............ V I STA DOWNING, R. T .......... .... . MOUNTAIN VIEW DRAKE, R. DUF F EY, D. P ........ DURHAM, J. B ....... PALMS --------LOS ANGELES ---L-----..--------LAKEWOOD EBENHACK, C. F ...... , ........ .... . . .... .SAN FRANCISCO ECKELBARGER, D. H .......... .................... ONTARIO EDWARDS, H. O ................ ...... ...... S A N FRANCISCO EKENMAN, I. C ......... ...... . .. ..... LONG BEACH ESTOQUE, R.I ........ ...... . .... S AN LEANDRO EVERSON, D. E .......... - .... ............. S AN JOSE FEELEY, T. A ......... ...... . . .... SANTA CLARA FOSTER, C. C .... . ..... ....................... T RAGEY FLORES, A. .,,....,.,,.., ...,.....,.....,... L OS ANGELES FLOYD, C, W ..,.,,.,,., ........... S AN BERNARDINO FRAZIER, I. T.-- FREEMAN, I. A. -----------.INDIO FRENETTE, R. D. ...... ......... MILPITAS GALLET, D. J ......... . ......... FREEMONT GAMEROS, R ........... ............... . FRESNO GILDOW, H. R.. ........ .. ................. SAN DIEGO GORSUCH, C, H ,..,..,... ..... . -BALDWIN PARK GRABLE, I. P.- ........ -- .... ............... D UARTE HADA, H, MA, ....,.. ............. M ONROVIA HALL, D, L, .,-,,,,,, .......... . SANTA CLARA HAND, L, I ,-,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ...... . . ................. LA PUENTE HANSON, R, E ,,,,,,,,,- ,,...... - -NEWPORT BEACH HARDY, E. ...... ...................--.-..--- O RISI HARRIS, A, J, ,,,,,,,, ........ L OS ANGELES HARRIS, E. R ......... .-......-. R IVERSIDE HARRIS, N, T ,,,,,,,,,, .... WILMINGTON HARRIS, W. C ......... .,,.... LONG BEACH CALIFORNIA C HARTFORD, H. A ...........,................ . ........f..... HARVILLE, D. L .......... HASKINS, D. J .....,... .... HATFIELD, L ...... HATLEY, D. R ....... HILL, E. T .L..L....... HOEL, R. L.-- ..........LL - HOLLAND, E. W .L.L . ...... HOPTAY, J. W ..,...... HOSKINS, W. W ...L..... - HOWARD, H. K .......... - HOUSE, R. O.-- ......, HUFFMAN, N. R HUSTON, R. A. ....... - COnt,dJ HAYWARD -----------------.LANCASTER ------.MONTEREY PARK ----------.PATTERSON -----------FRESNO ---------------COVINA -. ...... LONG BEACH -------------------VISTA ---------VALLEJ O ----------------BANNING RAY - .... ...... G ARDEN GROVE JAMES, L. H ............. ......................... S EASIDE JENKINS, C. W ..... .... - ................ .SAN MATEO JESSEN, O. D .,,,,,,,,,,, ,...,,,, N ORTH HOLLYWOOD JOHNSON, D. E ........ .................... L ONG BEACH JOHNSON, W. c.. ...,.. ........,.,..... - ---STOCKTON JUDSON, R. R ..... ..... ......... M O NROVIA KERR, R. H.. ....... .......... L YNWOOD KESSLER, C. W .,...... ......... L ONC BEACH KRISE, P. C ........... ........ L ONC BEACH LACATTA, T. J ............. ..... . . .................. YERMO LECHNER, M. A .... ..... LEE, C. W ...... ...... LINSKEY, P. C ..... ..... LOCKLIN, W. H ........... ......... . LONGAKER, R. E ........ LUCERO, J. E .......... MacCUBBIN, J. E .......... MADDON, W. E .......... MADDOX, W. E. ....... -- MANNINC, V. M .......... MARTINEZ, L. N ..... ...... MARTIN, N ...., . ............. MASSERA, J. E ..... .... MOCANN, J. T ............. . MOCONNELL, W. D ..... MCCOY, G. W. .......... . ...... -- MOCRACKEN, R. D. .... MONTGOMERY, G. D ..... -- SANTA MARIA --------LONG BEACH NUYS -LOS ALAMETOS GLENDALE ---------STOCKTON ---------REDLANDS -----------AVENAL ---------VAN NUYS HALL --------BARSTOW ---------ROSEVILLE SAN DIEGO MONTE BELLO LOS ANGELES -----------OAKLAND SAN DIEGO LOS ANGELES MOODY, L. P ................. ..................... V ISALLA MOODY, W. T.-- .......... ..............,.. P ARAMOUNT MOORE, R. L. ...... - .... .......... S AN BERNARDINO MORRISON, J. E ...... .... ,.,.. - ,,,,,,,, L O S ANGELES MORRIS, R. D .... .......... - - .......,...,.... ERESNO MUSCHNER, C. A ........... ........... C OSTA MACA NORMAN, C. R.- ...... ....................... LOMITA OETZEL, J. W .......... ....... SAN BERNARDINO O'NEAL, W. D .......... ............. S AN LEANDRO CALIFORNIA I COnt'dJ PANGELINAN, G. B ..... .................. .. .,........ .--COMPTON PAUL, L, E, ,,,,-,,,,,,, ,,,,, ........... L O NG BEACH PARKER, J. D ......... ---------------- - SANGER PAVLIK, J, J .,..... .......... L ONG BEACH PECK, R, B ,,,,,,,,,, ...... LONG BEACH PENCE, E. I .,,,..... ..... . ---LONG BEACH PLARES, C. R .......... ............. . SAN JOSE PERZ, V, J., .,.. - ,... ............ . SANTA ANA PHISTER, L. D. ,,,.,,..... - ...... CASTRO VALLEY PICKERING,K. E ..... ..... ........... S A NTA CRUZ PORTER, E. E ................. ........................... C ARONA PORTER, O. W ............. ...... ..... . . .-.MONTEREY PARK POTTINOER, M. L. R ..... ...... ..... . - --LOS ANGELES POWERS, D. L... ................. ........ - --.HAYWARD PRINE, M. J ...... ..... .... .............. P I XLEY PURITSKY, L. J ........ PROTHRO, T. L... ...... - PYKERMAN, J. ...... - RADLEY, H. C .............. RICHARDSON, J. E ......... ROTNEM, R. L. M ......... RUBINS, F. K .............. RUSSELL, C. R. ........ - SATTLER, R. J .......... SANDRO, E. L.-.. ...... -- SCALES, N. D ..... .......,. .,..,,...,, - -----------HOLLYWOOD . ............... . MERCED --------VAN NUYS ......... ANTIOCH -------LEMON GROVE ---------LOS ANGELES ---------LOS ANGELES ---------------LAKEHEAD -----------LONG BEACH SAN DIEGO SCHWIMMER, J. H ........... ......... R EDONDO BEACH SEEGERS, W. E. '1- SHAW, J. L ........ . ..... SHEASLEY, C. E. ..... SMITH, B. S ........... SMITH, C. E. ..... -- SMITH, D. D ........ SMITH, M. C.- .... - SMITH, R. E ......,..... SMITH, R. W .,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, SMOTHERS, J. H ........... SPAULDING, K. L ....... PASADENA ---------LOS ANGELES ---------.SIERRA MADRE -------------NORWALK .... LONG BEACH ---------SAN CLEMEN T E SAN FRANCISCO -----------WESTMINSTER BEACH SAN BERNARDINO SPENCER, D. W ............. ........... A RCADIA STRANGLAND, B. J ..... .... ......... H O PLAND STEF ANI, G. E ............ ......... . ..... - .......... S AN JOSE STUART, G. L ......... .... . . .............. HARBOR CITY SWAN, R. C ................ ...... NORTH HOLLYWOOD SWEET, C. C ..,.,,,,..,,....,, ...,.,...,,,,,,,,,,,, C OSTA MESA TAKENOUCHI, G. M ..... .........,, .,,. ,,,,,,,,, A L TADENA TAYLOR, B. S ..,,,..,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, L ONG BEACH TOBEY, E- D .....-......... ........ M OFARLAND TROBOUGH, W. L. ........ ,,,,,,,,,, L ONG BEACH TULL, G- I 1---------...--...-.-...... ........ G ARDEN GROVE TYLER, M- .I .-.....-..-..............- ......... - ---SAN DIEGO VAN MOURIK, R. J. A -----------BERKELEY 7 CALIFORNIA fC0nt'dJ CONNECTICUT fCOnt'dJ VAN SCIVER, J. B. --------------------------------LASCRESCENTA VOLLAND, G. R ........... ,,.,,,,,,-- C HULA VISTA WAGNER. W- C -.--.--. .... .......... S A N FRANCISCO WALTERS, D. I.. ........ ..-- ,-,,,,.-,,---,-- SAN DIEGO WATSON, F. A ........ ,,,,, , ,,,,,,,--, T ORRENCE WARNER, R. H ............... .......... . LOS ANGELES WEATHERSBY, R. L .......... ,.-..,,. W INTERHAVEN WELLS, D. E. .... ............. ..... . . ..... G ARDENA WELLS, T. O ............ ,,,,,.,,,, S ANTA ANA WESSON, R. A... ................ ..., . ..,.. L ONG BEACH WHITFIELD, M. M ...,...,,,,, PACIFICA WILLIAMS, T. B ........., BELL WISE, R. A ................ ......................... H EADI WORKMAN .......... ......... N ATIONAL CITY WYNNE, R. J ......... .............. S ANTA ANA YOUNG, C. E ......... ........ L ONG BEACH ZARATE, H. R ........................,...... .......... N ORWALK ARCHULETTA, J. J .... . .... .. ............... .......... D ENVER BEATTY, R. R ..... ..... .......... , ....... , . -LOVELAND FRANKS, J. E .......... .................... E NGLEWOOD GRIFFITHS, D. C ......... ......... C OLORADO SPRINGS HASTINGS, J. L ........... ...... . . ...................... SNYDER HOLMAN, F. D .......... ............. W ESTMINSTER JUAREZ, J. V ........ KEITH, G. E ......... LAIR, L. L. ......... -- MILNER, R. F ........ MORRIS, R. L ........... PERCELL, F.. ...... - PINKNEY, D. L ........ ...... , PRICE, W. G ............ --------LITTLETON ---------------CORTEZ ..... LONGMONT -----..-,-----LAMAR GRAND JUNCTION --.COLORADO SPRINGS RICHARDS, R., L ......... ..... . . ....... . ......... LITTLETON ROBINSON, C. E .... ROMERO, P. G .......... SCHAFER, M. H ........... SHERBONDY, E. E. SHIVELEY, M. H ........ SMITH, G. A .......... -------------DENVER CLIFF ----------DENVER VER -----------TRINIDAD CASTLE SPEARS, D. E ............ ...... - ---LAKEWOOD VAN FLEET, V. V ........ ......... E NGLEWOOD WILSON, W. H ............... .............. - ........... --.DENVER CONNECTICUT CUSTER, D. H .......... ............................ . ..... M ANCHESTER HAYDEN, W, A ,,,,,,,. ,,...... N EW BRITTAIN HOWARD, F. J ........ POWERS, W. T ......... ,,,,,-,,,,--HARTFORD --------ROCKVILLE WALENTOWICZ, R. A ...... .................. . , ...... BRIDGEPORT CALLANDER, J. S ..........................,.... ST. PETERSBURG CARPENTER, L. L ................. ........... P ANAMA CITY CRUTCHFIELD, J. W ........... .......... P ANAMA CITY' F LAKE, W. R ..................... ........ P OMPANO BEACH HANLON, J. C ........ .......................... M IAMI HARMON, J. D ........ L- ........... . .........,............... TAVARES KRUSE, T. F ........ ................,..... , .... D AYTONA BEACH MAYS, D. G ...... .... ........ S O UTH MELBOURNE BEACH DUKE, W. B ....... . ............................. ......... A RMUCHEE ELLINGTON, M. F ......... .............. T HOMASTON F AILE, W. W ............... ......... F ORT BENNING F INDLEY, J. F ........... ......... S PRINGFIELD FRANKLIN, C ........ GARVIN, E. C ........ - HURST, B. M. MAPLES, J. T .......... -------------AUGUSTA ------------MILLEN -------------ATLANT A MILES, R. T ............ ........... T HOMASTON NORTON, D. B ........ POLSTON, J. P .......... RAINEY, J. ROBERTSON, H. S ------------ATLANTA ---------------DALTON STRICKLAND, R ........... ......... H AZLEHURST YAUN, p, H ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,., ............. A T LANTA ASATO, D. M ........... -- ......... OAHU ROYUM, J. H .............. ............................ M AUI KUWAZAKI, R. M ..... .... .......... W A ILUKU. MAUI ORNELLAS, H. A ........... .......... W AILUKU. MAUI SAUNDERS, F. H ............................... ............ H ONOLULU BRUNER, J. K ........ ................... DAVIS, W. E ........... KITCHEN, L. L ........... SMITH, E. E ................... STANFORD, R. M ............. ............ BENOSTON, G. D .......................... RLENDER, W. J ......... - BRINER, L. R .......... --------POCATELLO ----------SHELLEY ------------BOISE ---------NAMPA ---------WEISER --------KEWANEE -------------PEORIA -- ...... DECATUR ILLINOIS fCont'dJ INDIANA fC0Hi,4fU ---PAPINEAU BROWN, J. E ............... . ................................. CARRINGTON, P. E .,.. ..I.. COLE, J. R .I,.........,,,....... DERBY, E. L .............. DERBY, R. E ........... DERWIN, R. I ..... EBRON, F ................... .- EGGERT, R. W ........... GRIFFITHS, R. 0 ........... ........... M T. PROSPECT HENDERSON, A ...... -- JENNINGS, M. L ........... KAVANAUGH, J. KEDROUSKE, J. L Y' 1' .......... JONESBORO ANTIOCH .. ....... FORRESTON --------FORRESTON ---------LOMBARD CHICAGO I--fffffffffffffcH1cAG0 --------------CHICAGO -----------AURORA ----------CHICAGO -----------------CHICAGO KEHR, T. F ................. ................. D EERFIELD LANGVIN, M ............ ........... EAST ST. LOUIS LIDINSKY, L. T .............. .......... N ORTH RIVERSIDE LUGINBUHL, G. P .......... . .................... TRENTON MANKO, S ..... .................. MARINARO, J. A. McCLEAVY, P. J ......... McCLOUD, E ........... MEYER, J. L ..... ............ O,CONNELL, D. T .......... PATTEN GALE, R. E. ----------CHICAGO -----------------CHICAGO .... .... B ROADVIEW --------------CHICAGO ----------ROCKFORD ----------MAYWOOD --------------------PEOTONE PENNELL, L. F ............. -- ....................... , LCHICAGO REAGAN, R. C ........ RE VEAL, L. T ........ RUDIS, T. J ............. SAMUEL, L. R ............. -- SCHLEMER, C. E. SETTLES, C. M .......... SMITH, T. L ........... STRAIGHT, W. L .... .... STRBA, R. S ..... . ...... SUIRO, J. E ..... ....... SUMMERS, R. E .......... TURPIN, P. R ......... EVERGREEN PARK ---------------------CHICAGO ---------------HINSDALE ---------EAST ALTON -----------GILLESPIE ---------CHICAGO -------------CICERO ---------CHICAGO ----------STREAT OR ..... CARLINVILLE -----------WAVERLY WILLIAMS, C, L ,,,-,,,,, ---,------- G AITE CITY YOUNG, W, L .,.,,,,,,, , ,,,.,,,,----,,.,,-,.,,- ,------------------ E LGIN BABCOCK, D. 0 .,.,,,,,,,,,,-,-,,,,,,,.,-,,, -,-,,--, C HESTERTQN BUONO, J. V ....,.,,,.,,, ----.---,-------- H AMMOND CRONK, J- E. .............. ......... K NIGHTSTOWN DRUMMOND, J. B ........,, ,.-,,,,-----,-- G QSHEN EASTES, J. F, ,,-,,,,--,.------- ----------- G AS CITY FORSYTHE, W. P ,,,-,.,,,,, -------.- 5 QUTH BEND HABELL, A, P .,,,--,,,.,-. ----, HAMMOND HENRY, R. V ........ HESS, D. E ........ -----------WINAMAC -------------FLORA HINRICHS, A. P .................... ................. FORT WAYNE KERES, T, M ............ .......... . SOUTH BEND KIDWELL, D. M ............. -- ..................... FOWLER KQTZEAUER, J. A .....,.... ........ I NDIANAPOLIS LEE, M, W ,,,,,. , .,..,.,Y,........ ........ I NDIANAPOLIS MERRIMAN, W. E .......... ................ G REENEIELD MEYER, 1, C, .,..,,,,,..... -- ........ CRAWFORDSVILLE MOORE, J. W .,,,,........... . ........ INDIANAPOLIS MOOREEIELD, S. ...... ......... I NDIANAPOLIS ROEMKE, M. c. ............ ........... F ORT WAYNE SCHNEIDER, J. R ......... ......... T ERRE HAUTE SHIMEL, A. C. ........ - TEDERS, T. H ............ - WALTERS, J. L ........... ----------FORT WAYNE -------------KEWANNA WHITAKER, R. L .,....... ......... T ERRE HAUTE WOODLEY, E. W. ......... ......... E VANSVILLE ALEXANDER, D. W. FORMHALS, G. L ......... FELLER, R. J. ......... -- IOWA MOINES ----------ATLANTIC -----------SIOUX CITY ERESE, c. A .......... ............. M ONONA GROSS, L. R. ............ ................ NEVADA JENNINGS, G. W ......... ......... M T. PLEASANT KASTNER, T. W .......... ........... S IOUX CITY MCCARTHY, D. W .... NIGGELING, D. RAHE, R. J ............................. ......... ..... ....... D UBUQUE ----------REMSON EARLVILLE SCHILMOELLER, F. A .......... ............ G RANVILLE SHEEKS, M. I ...................... .......... W ALNUT CITY KANSAS AIKINS, D. C ........... .,... . ,,..,,,,,,... ,.,..... C H ANUTE ALGOOD, J. R ............. .......... W ICHITA ANDERSON, D. B ........... .............. D ERBY ARBUCKLE, H. L .,......... .......... W ICHITA CARROLL, G. L. ...... CLYNE, J. R. L. ........ - ........ CHANUTE -- ....... W ICHITA I DENISON COLEMAN, G. E ..,,., ,,,,,..,...,. DIERKSEN, D. L .... FRASER, P. E ...... ----HUTCHINSON mm-PRAIRIE VILLAGE HAGEN, H. D .......,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.. S ALINA HENDRIX, J, W .,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,, W I CHITA HUDDLESTON, L. D .....,,, ,,,,,,,,, L ,,,,... W ICHITA HUNTER, R ...........,..,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, DODGE CITY MCDANIEL, D. D ........ MERRILL, D. E. .... - MUELLER, L. W NAISMITH, J. A. ----------HAVILAND --,,-----KANOPOLIS --,---,,,-HARTFORD LAWRENCE KANSAS CC0nt'dJ LOUISIANA qconvdp NORTH, S. W .......M...... .... - -- --,,-- - ,..---,-y- FREDONIA OXFORD, J. R ........... -, .--- -.,-------- P ARSQNS PURINTON, T. W ........ ----------KANSAS CITY' RICHARDS, G. E ........ --,-,,---- K ANSAS CITY SIMPSON, H. L ........ -,,-----,,----- C HANUTE WOOD, E. E ..... ......... ----,,,-,-,,,,------,.-- L 1 BERAL ZEIGLER, K- R -.... ..-................ - - ........., ARKANSAS CITY BALL, H- D ----.-.. ..................... . - ....... CARROLLTON CLEM, .............. ,,,.,,,,,,,,-. H ARLAN F ELKER, A. R ........... ,-,,,-, . JEFFERSON HOLLAR, G. R .......... -.,,.,,-- E MINENCE HORINE, G. F ........ HOWARD, R. G ........ MARLOW, F. L ......... MILLER, L. G ..... --------BEDFORD -----..-ASHLAND --------SULPHER ------DRY RIDGE MOORE, A .-... ........... - ......... K INGSWOOD NEWCOMB, M. C. ..,... L -.,-,-,-,,. COVINGTON TURNER, G. W -.--.. ......................... .......... L O U-ISVILLE ALFORD, H. E .....,..,,.,,,..,.,..,,,....,,,, ,,.,,,,,,.. K ENTWOOD ARDOIN, V. R ......,... .........L.,LL. E UNICE RACQUE, D. P ......... ,.,, - --- ...,,,,,.., SCOTT BROWN, W. A ......... ......... .......... H A YNESVILLE CHAIRMONTE, S. L ........ ........ N EW ORLEANS CHILDS, M. M ......... .....,.. H ARRAHAN DRIVER, I. W .LL,,,.,,,, .,,,,,,. I EEEERSON DUROIS, ,..,..... ............. - ---COLEAX PAGOT, G. T ..,.......... ........, R ATON ROUGE FINNERTY, H. S .,.,,,,.. .,,,,......., G ONZALES FONTENOT, R. I .,....... .,.,..., S PRINGPIELD FOSTER, R. D ........ GAUTREAUX, R. G. HEBERT, E. L ......... ..... ......... HEBERT, R. L ..... ..... ........ LEBLANC, L. R. .... - MAHONEY, J. D .... MARINO, N. V .......... .-------- MOINTYRE, J. L ........... ---- ..-- CAMPTI LAFAYETTE JEANERETTE NEW ORLEANS PORT ALLEN NEW ORLEANS NEW ORLEANS SHREVEPORT MILEY, K, W ,.-,,- --,,,4 .-,,,..., N E W ORLEANS MITCHELL, I. C. ......... ........ S HREVEPORT MOORE, P.. R ............ --- ...-..--... CLARKS MORGAN, E. D ........ ............-.. C ROWLEY NAGIN, D. J .--,------ -,--,-.,, B ATON ROUGE PATIN, J. L ,-----------,--- - ,,,,..,,, BATON ROUGE PERSINGER, V. J. ........... ........... O ESTERHAN PRESTENBACK, I. R .......... -------- MARINQUOIN REWMOND, B- W. G-. .................... .--DENHAM SPRINGS ROAN, J. T. .................... ................ - ....... B ASTROP SPARICINO, P. C ..... ...... ........... B A TON ROUGE THOMAS, A ................ .......... N EW ORLEANS TYSON, I-,L ........... ......... S HREVEPORT MAINE LANDRY, W. P ............. ....,,..,,,.., .,,,,, ,,,,,-,, B I D DEFORD MARYLAND - COOK, W. B ....... .. ............................... ......... B ALTIMORE THOMPSON, R. L .,,..,......,..,, .------,--,----,--,.-,-, B ALTIMORE MASSACHUSETTS BATTAINI, S. L ......................... .................... P ITTSFIELD HIBBERT, K. R.- ....... Q- ........... WEST HARWICK HURT, D. P. ............. ............... L ,UROXBURY LAVIGNE, R. S.- ........ ................ M ETHUEN MCCURRY, R. D ......... ......... E ASTHAMPTON NELSON, W. P .......... ........ F RAMINGHAM PELLETIER, R. L. ....... .......... N EW BEDFORD TREANOR, R. C .......... .... . . ...... ---MEDFORD MICHIGAN ARMSTRONG, G. W. SAULT ST. MARIE BEILBY, H. B.. ................ .............. K ALAMAZOO BRASSEUR, R. P ........... ................. S AGINAW CHRISTIAN, L. T ........... ......... G RAND RAPIDS DUVALL, D. X ..... .... DYLE, H. M. ........... ---- ..... SHEPHERD GILBERT, W. R ...... ............. M ORRICE GRIEEITH, R. I .......... .......... K ALAMAZOO HARVEY, C. A ......... .............. D ETROIT HAYES, G. W ..... ...... .......... C H ELSEA HEATH, W. I ...... .... ........... G R AYLING HOOK, L. M ..... ........... WYOMING KENT, R. I ................... ..................... P ONTIAC KING, R, L ..........,............ ......... E AST DETROIT KINCANNON, O. W .............. SEATTLE LAWSON, V. M. ............. .............. W ARREN MCMANN, D. O ....... MOCULLOUGH, J. E. MILLER, V. I. ................ -- MISSNER, R. E. ...... - NEPHIN, G. P. J .... ..... OSTRANDER, E. A. PEPPER, D. C ........... -- ---------KALAMAZOO RIVER ROUGE --,---------------.ADRIAN ----------ROYAL OAK ----------.-CLAWSON ----------DETROIT RIIHIMAA, B. E ..... .................................... SCHENIMANN, H. L .....................................-.......---- SCHROFDER T A SECOR E A TALLENT J B 'IUCCI J J TUMIDAJEWICZ K J TURK L F WILLIAMS R A MINNESOTA ARENDS J J BAUER D P RROSELL vv R DANICH R E DUNN L D ENGLE D L HAEEDANK L A HHJJARD H K HUNTINGTON A D KERN R W LARSON T E LUNDQUET D R MONARY R R QMORTLNSEN D OKSANEN R J PEARL J H PETERSON'J'T STUKEY D E MISSISSIPPI DUNCAN W T NICHOLS SANDERS G L WALKER MISSOURI ALLEN R BARTON W J BAUMAN C O BLAKE E D BLAKE J R BLAKE R J BOCH T L BOUSMAN C D BRAGG W E BROCK R D BROWN J W -------,----PIESON N OVI HALE BAY CITY PORT HURON DETROIT HAMTRAMCK CROSWELL DETROIT CHANDLER OSSEO AITKIN ST PAUL ALBERT LEA ST PAUL ST CLOUD HIBBING GRAND RAPIDS MAYER ST PAUL BRAHAM ST PAUL WINNEBAGO GILBERT ST PAUL AUSTIN NASHWAUK PHILADELPHIA GREENWOOD BENTONIA GREENWOOD KANSAS CITY SPRINGFIFLD ST GENEVIEVE PRESTON 'PRESTON PRESTON CENTERVIEW KANSAS CITY SPRINGFIELD LILROURN KANSAS CITY BURCHELL, C. B ...............L................. .. ..-- - CLAY, C. 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C ..... ...... - ,,,.,,-,,, 0 PPORTUNJTY WEISS, M. V -..... ................ . .... . . ...... LIVINGSTON NEBRASKA BRYANT, F. D ...,.................. .....,,.,,., ...,.-...-,-.,-.., O M AHA CERVENY, R. A ...,R... ....w.R.,RR.,.,.,,., D AYKIN CLEMENS, G. J ........ .... NORTH PLATTE DEWITT, W. A ........ ..... . - ......,,,,,,.,,,, COZAD GALLATIN, K. F. GORALSKI, J. R .......... -----------------SIDNEY KIKLISH, D. M ..... ..... ......,...... A N SELMO MICKISH, J. A ..... ...... .--GOTHENBURG MIETH, D. C ....... - .... -- MULLER, H. ....... - .......... -- O'CONNELL, L. E ......... PAVEL, D. G. ,T......... RIVERA, R ..........T... SCHULTZ, R. D ......... SHIPPS, C. E .............. STEPHENSON, R. SCHWADERER, D. L ........ WILLIAMS, E. F. --------ROCKVILLE ---------COLUMBUS ----------NORFOLK --------------OMAHA --------CHAPPELL ----------OMAHA -----------LINCOLN ----------OMAHA ---------ALLIANCE .----OMAHA ROVCE, K. M ............. .......... L AS VEGAS EVERSON, C. R ......... .......... L AS VEGAS GARDNER, R. P ......... .......... L AS VEGAS HAGGERTY, T. J. .......... LAS VEGAS HUFF, R. K ......... ......... .................. R E N0 JONES, M. G ........ .......... LAS VEGAS KEELEY, S. T ............. .......... L AS VEGAS TROCHIM, W. R ............. .................... . ............ -RENO NEW HAMPSHIRE CASPERONIS, T. T ............. ..................... . PORTSMOUTH PARISEAU, G. L ......,. -. .... .... . MANCHESTER TRUE, W, R, ,-,,,,, O,,.-,,,,.,,,,,,,-,,,S,,,,,,,,..,,. N OTTINGHAM DAVEN, E, M ....,,............................... ....... . FLEMINGTON DAVIS, J. P ............ ...............---. N IXON FRANCE, D. J ......... .............. I RVINGTON GABEL, A ......... . ...... ...------ HUSTER, B .................. ---------- LEONARDIS, J. M ......... LLOYD, L. T ............... MORRISTOWN -CRANFORD HARRISON LAKEWOOD NEW JERSEY fCont'dJ MARTIN, M. A ............... ......................... . EAST ORANGE MEISTERFELD, E, W ,--,-,,.,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,, ,.,--,,-, M AYWQQD AVALOS, I. E .......,..,.,,,,, ,.,.,,,,,..,.,,,,-,,-, CARRILLO, R ......... ----------ANTHON Y ------------.MESILLA DUF F IN, J. V. ........ ...... ,.,...... C A RLSBAD HERNANDEZ, G. T ......,,, ,-.,-,,,, S ANTA RITA LOPEZ, E ...................... .....,.. A I-BUQUERQUE MATHEWS, J. F .......... ........ A LBUQUERQUE MILLER, A. E ........,,, ,,-,-,---, S ANTA FE MILLER, C. D ...,.,.,,,, ,,..-,,,-. 5 ANTA FE MULLEN, O. J .......,.. .,,,,,.,,,.,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,. C LAYTON PADILLA, G. R ..,.......,,.,.,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, SANTA FE PAYNE, C. D ..................... TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES PURLEY, M. F ........... ,,..............,...,,,,,,, A LRUQUERQUE RIGGLE, J. L ............. - .... .,.... A LBUQUERQUE SALAZAR, A. A ........... ..,,,,...., L AS VEGAS SMITH, H. K ............. .......,......,,. S ANTA FE SULLIVAN, J. J ...... . .... ........... A LBUQUERQUE VALDEZ, V. V ........... ........ A LBUQUERQUE WEATHERS, J. D. WOOD, R. R .......... WYSER, W. R ........ ARMES, R. N ............... .......... CHESHOLM, A. J CRAWFORD, S. J. ..... -- FITCH, J ....... ............. - -- GOODWIN, W. .......... HOISTON, C. Y ......... .......... HOGUE, M. J ........... ........... KEELEY, J. M ................. -- ..... -- ALAMOGORDO -------------ARTESIA -----------ROSWELL -----------WEBSTER ------------BRONX ------------------ROME -------SCARSDALE --------------QUEENS -WATERTOWN BROWNVILLE ----SOUTH TROY MCKEENER, G, D .---------- ----------- P HILA-DELPHIA MURPHY, T. S ..--.......... .............. W EST ISLIP PERRETTO, C .---- .......... ............ B R OOKLYN RICHARDS, J. C .......... -. ...... BRONXVILLE SHEPHERD, P. R .---.... .......... E VANS MILLS VINCELLO, F. T ........... ................ B ATAVIA WINTERS, P. J .--.-.... ............... S COTIA NORTH CAROLINA ANTHONY, P. L .................. ................ K INSTON DARRACOTT, J. F .......... .............. C HARLOTTE DOUGLAS, C. L ..-..... ........................ D AVIDSON JUSTUS, C, R ,---- -------- BLACK MOUNTAIN RAY, E, W ,,-,.... ---------------- W HITEVILLE NORTH CAROLINA fCont'dJ OKLAHOMA fCont'dJ ROGERS, B. S .....,,.. , ......1........,..A............ ROBBINSVILLE WILLIAMS, R. I ..O........O...OO...O.... . .... BLACK MOUNTAIN NORTH DAKOTA BURCARD, W.. L....L........L...........,....L...... .,.........L.. M INOT CROWSTON, L. W. ............... LANGDON EXNER, J, B ,,,.L,..L,,.,,.. .,,....... I AMESTOWN ODECARD, S. T ..,....... .......L.........L...L H OOPLE SCHELL, D ................ .......... T URTLE LAKE TRELSTAD, T. J . ....... - ADAMS, E. ..... - BEE, E. M. L................ BISHOP, R. E ..... .......... BROWNMAN, J. D ....,.,.... CARROLL, I. P ............ CROSS DELEWESE, M. E ......,, GRIMES L. A HIGHTOWER, N. DRONGOSKI, C. L .......... JANEK, G. A ............ JORDAN, E. R .... ....... LANHAM, R. L ........ -------------ABERDEEN ----------CINCINN ATI ----------------AKRON -----------AMHERST ........ CLEVELAND ---------COLUMBUS -------------------AKRON ---------CINCINNATI ----------CINCINNATI ----------CLEVELAND --------------CANTON ----------CINCINNATI LINK, L. A ......... .,........ CLEVELAND MOCULLOM, P ........ .............. C INCINNATI MILLER, W. F ........... ........... S PRINGFIELD NAUMAN, D. G ...... ....... ..............,,, M A RION PETERMAN, P. J ..... ............ .......... C A NTON WEATBERWAX, R. L ........ WEAVER, W. H ........... WILLIAMS, C ................................ - f BANKS, M. R ............... BLAIKIE, C. BRASSFIELD, J. F BURDICK, R. L BUSBY, R. H .......... CANNON, R. H ......... -- COX, H. L .......... CRANE, ......... DODD, R. L ............ ETTER, F. M .......... EVANS, D. E ........... FILE, R. D ............ FLEMING, A. S GAULT, M. D ......... T .... ............. - - --------COLUMBUS -----------------DAYTON ----------CINCINNATI CITY -------------CLARENCE -BROKEN ARROW -----------------FAIRFAX OKLAHOMA CITY -------------WOODWARD ---------FLETCHER --------------------LAWTON ----------------------------DUNCAN --------- ----------OKLAHOMA CITY --- ------- Q --..... L ........... EN ID GREEN, C. D ...... ................----- -------------.- . ------------------A---- A D A HYDE, A. W ,-,---,,,-,, OKLAHOMA CITY MORRIS, W. D. .......... .. -...........----.--------- PANAMA PHELPS, R, W ,,,,,,,. ........... O KLAHOMA CITY ROLLINS, L. G ..... ...... ----------A---AA---. L A WTON SCQTT, K, D, ,,,,,,,,,,,,. ........ S AND SPRINGS SHEPHERD, J, T .,.,,,,..,... ......... C OLLINSVILLE SMALLWOOD, I. M. SOUTHERLAND, D. R ---------------COLGATE -----------------MARIETTA STEPHENS, R, 0 ,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,, ....... O KLAHOMA CITY STQRY, R, D ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ........... M IDWEST CITY TOW, J, L ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,....... B A RTLESVILLE WEAKLEY, J. E ........... ................... M USKOGEE WOODS, R. E ........ BOWNS, J. E ......... CHOAT, R..H ........ CONLEY, D. A... ....... - COWLING, R. R .......... CUNNINGHAM, R. ...... - DEERING, T. J ........ DUNLAP, D. O .................. EDENBURN, M. D ........ - FORMICOLA, L. ........... GREGORY, C. P. ......... - OKLAHOMA CITY -------------PORTLAND -----------NORTH BEND -------------PORTLAND ---------PORTLAND ---------PORTLAND ---------PORTLAND ---------PORTLAND ---------PORTLAND -----------BROOKINGS ------------LEBANON HARDYQ B. W ............. ........ M OLALLA HORNADAY, C. W. ................. MONROE JENSEN, L. J.. .............. ..,,...,.,............. T IGARN JONES, T. R .............. ........ C OTTAGE GROVE LOVELL, B. W .......... ....,...,.,...... L AKEVIEW MOMULLEN, R. F ....... - MORRIS, R. L ......... -- PALMER, R1 W ........ ROEDIGER, D. E ..... .... ROTHECKER, J. M. ---------PORTLAND EFFERSON --------BEDFORD ............. VERONIA ---L ------- PORTLAND RUSSELL, C. R .--..---- --.- . ----.--- N ORTH PLAINES SALONEN, D. C .---.-.--- STEVENS, F. P .---.--- -------------------- P ORTLAND STOHLER, J. M ...--.-- -------- C OTTAGE GROVE SULLIVAN, R. W .-.-- -----.. .--------.------------- C O RBALL TEMPLETON, R. W ....----- -----..---- J UNCTION CITY WADDLE, R. C .----------- ---------------- P ORTLAND WELTCH, T. J. -------.-- --------------------- C OBURB WILDE, R. L ...----..- ----------- G RANTS PASS YODER, R. ----------.--..--.----------------------------- ROSEBURG PENNSYLVANIA ANDREWS, R. W.-.. .........---..-.-.-----.---.---- PHILADELPHIA , I iI 'II ,1 'w QF rs Lx 1 1 1 v nf' ' I f . .3, , z 7- 1'- .,f wif. 1 ,r 1, I' hz vw ,I TTI. A. ,I Il. '- lf ,I 1' -I, .. F. XI' 1,14 1' ' .A I , Q, .If A , TIL x.. . A.---1 ' ,..-1 I L. ,..-T A , jj,...4,3 I . r 'q V I WVU. '. NIE --.I y. .Ii 'A 1-IL.. Tu... . vw L A IQ. - 5 - ' I N. I A, x I .x V 3,118-R! 'lt P . L.- Hi M1 .1 . 'S x3If3g5if HER' . IQ- Q4 E37 .' IBM. iz! N T A I IRQ . ITM IQ' 5 'I EWG If I -jg ak. R., IZ. Al .., , .a PENNSYLVANIA I ARBOGAST, I. AL ........ ..,, ATKINS, W. E ..1..... BORN, O. P ...,..,...., BORN, R. D ....m.,.., BOSTON, R. E ........,.. BROUSH, H. T ........ CARLSON, P. M .... CHETLIN, N. D ....... CLEMENS, D. T ........ CRAFT, L. E .................. CREAMER, T. R ...... CRISTILLO, R. M ........ CROMPTON, T. R. Cont'dJ ---------HARRISBURG ------------EPHRATA .............. EPHRATA --------PHILADELPHIA SCOTTSDALE -------------MONESSEN -------------PITTSBURGH --------HOLLIDAYSBURG CITY ---------------BUTLER -----------------CHESWICK --------PHILADELPHIA DRASHER, N. W .......... EISENHART, P. A FETTEROLF, D. R.- GALLAGHER, R. L. GILLIS, W. J. .............. - GOODMEN, W. R ............. L HENDERSON, E. HERSHBERGER, I. Rfm' JOHNSON, N. E ............ --------------------DRUMS ........ LEVITTOWN ------------WEST GROVE --------PHILADELPHIA .--------------ORIGSBURG ----------WAYNESBURG ----------------BEDFORD ------.-PHILADELPHIA KANE, E. D .............. ..................... R ONKS LOGAN, R. D ............. ............... A LEXANDRIA LONNETT, J.. A. ....... ........... E LLWOOD CITY MATSON, G ................. ....... . ............. J OHNSTOWN MOGINNIS, G. L .......... ........ M CCLELLANDTOWN MOGINNIS, W. H .......... ........ M cCLELLANDTOWN MINDALA, S ..... ...... NELSON, W. D ...... NORRIS, D. W ......... .... O'CONNELL, R. I ........... PENISTON, E. B .......... ROTH, F .......... ......... SCHMIDT, I. R ....... ..,. SCHMIDT, I. R ...... SHOVER, I . R ....... OHNSTOWN --------------ZELIENOPLE ----------PITTSBURGH ---------PITTSBURGH --------PHILADELPHIA -----.----UNIONTOWN ----------PITTSBURGH -----------LEVITTOWN ,------------.MIFFLIN IRWIN SLACK, G. A ................ .......................... SOMERSHOE, L. G STANEART, G. F ..... .... SZYMANIK, L. M .... .... THOMAS, A. F ......... TURNER, H. I ......... CROYDON ACRES mi .... BEAVER FALLS --------PHILADELPHIA --------CARBONDALE ,,-,-,,------,-CANTON WILSON, A. E ......... ............ A LIQUIPP WISE, R, D ,,-..-,-,,---,, ,,.,,,.,,. C LEARVILLE YOUNG, R. B ........... .......................... D AYTON YOUNG, W, D ,,,,,.,...,,.......,................. PUNXSUTAWNEY RHODE ISLAND WRIGHT, A, H ,,-,,..,,,,,.,,,..,....................... ---PAWTUCKET SOUTH CAROLINA A CHEWNING, E. H ,,,-,,,,,,--,-,---------,.-,---- ----------,-- M ANNING CULBERTSON, B. B ,..,,-,,, --,-------- 5 PARTANBURG DAVIS, F - R -.-.......... .......... HOEA PATHE DOVE, K, S ,,-,,,----,,-,------- --------A-------- D ILLON HENDERSON, N, P ,-,,,,,,-- ----M--- B LYTHEWQOD HENNECY, R. G1 -.,,-.-,,--- ---.----,---- M ULLENS HINSON, S. C ...,. ..., -------.,------ V A ,KIRSHAW J ONES, E. B ................ .......... P ORT ROYAL MOALISTER, B. T ,,,,-,.,, --.--,--,-- G REENVILLE MEANS, T- C -............ ........... G REENVILLE PHILLIPS, T. H ,.,,, ,,,, -.,---------A---- P E LZER SANDERS, R. L ,..,.,-..-..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,--- ,,,----, , --GAFFNEY SOUTH DAKOTA STELLFLUG, L. M ....,,-,.,,,,,-,,,,,,,--,..,,,, ,,,,.-,---- H ERREID BECKHAM, B. A ..,......,.,,.,.,.,.,,.,,.,,,, BOXX, P. D ............. BRADY, I. D ......... BUTLER, F. G ........ DAVIS, D. G ........... DAY, J ................. DUNN, B. R ........ FRITTS, W. B ...... -- GARNER, H ................ ............... --------ROCKWOOD ----------DICKINSON ASPER -----------MILLINGTON -----------HARRISON ------------DAYTON ---------BASTER -KNOXVILLE CATLIN, D. M. A ........ .......... S HELBEYVILLE HUDSON, B. N ............ LINDSEY, T. D .......... PATTAT, A. W ........ ---------------ORVILLE --,------------LAWDEN -----------SOMERVILLE PEEIER, S. T ..... .... ............. M E MPHIS RODDY, C. A .......... ......... M ARYYILLE ROSS, R, E .,,,,,,,,.,...... ......... N ASHVILLE SHELTON, G. N ........ -- ....... DICKSON WATERS, G. A.-- .................. ........... F RANKLIN ANDERSON, C. H ....................... .... . ................ W ACO ARRENDELL, H. B .......... ............ C LEVELAND BECKER, R. A ............... ........... S AN ANTONIO GARCIA, L. C .............. ................ O DESSA BISHOP, T. C ......... ......... ............ D A LLAS BLACKWELL, J. E ..... ...... ............. P L AINVIEW BOLLS, R. J.- ............. ....................... B AYTOWN BRIAN, K. A. ..... -- BRUNER, C. J ....... - BURNS, L ......... .... BYRD, F ................... CASTANEDA, E .......... ......... FORT STOCKTON ,, ...,......,........ KILLEEN CORPUS CHRISTI -PORT ARTHUR TEXAS CCont'dJ UTAH I COUVCD COOLIDGE, P. W ...,.,... ..,,..,,.,,,,...,,,,.,.,.,.... W ADSWORTH COX, J ..... ........... . , ...,..,.,,... .....,..... DE LA ROSA, H. H. ESTES, R. C .................... ............... . FINCHER, M. N ......... GARMS, R. E ..... ..... GEASLIN, E. R ......... -- GOBER, W. C .,Mm..... ...,. HARDINC, W. C .1... - ..... - HAVENMANN, W. E .......,,. HOLMAN, B. K ............... HOPPE, E ......... ..,........ HUEEMAN, C. W ........ JONES, D. R ..... ..... JORDAN, T. L .......... LOPEZ, A ................ -TEXAS CITY ---BROWNSVILLE HOUSTON --------CAN TON -----------PEARL -----------BAYTOWN . ........ DEER PARK HOUSTON --------HOUSTON RIO ----.------VERNON ---------AUSTIN ------------HOUSTON MIDLAND ----PORT LAVACA MAHAEEEY, J. R .......,,.. .................... A LICE MALONEY, J. L .......... .....,..... A MARILLO MANS, C. B .......... -- ......... HOUSTON MARTIN, M. E ..........,. ........ H OUSTON MCCREIGHT, W. A.. ....... ................. I RVING MCMILLIAN, K. A .......... ................. . AMARILLO MOSLEY, D. M ....,,,L... ........... S AN ANTONIO MOSLEY, K. R ........ NELSON, J. D ......... ---------GAINESVILLE -------------,---DALLAS NIETO, B. E ............. ........... S AN ANTONIO ROBLEDO, J. C ........... ................ D ALLAS RAINES, W. W .......... ............ H OUSTON RODRIGUEZ, M. J ........ ...... . . ........ GALVESTON SALAZAR, G ............... .......... S AN ANTONIO SANCHEZ, R ........... ........... F ORT WORTH SHIPLEY, G. G... ........ .......... P ITTSBURGH SKINNER, T. E ........... .......... M ARSHALL STEVENS, J. H ........ ........... O RANGE STRICK, J. E. .............. .............. CALDWELL THOMPSON, L. W .......... ........ F ORT WORTH TRUJILLO, J ............... ....... ----SAN ANTONIO TROXEL, Z. M ................ ........................ D ALLAS WALLACE, W. M ...... ..... ......... N A COGDOCHES WHORTON, L. J .......... ........ B ROWNWOOD WIGGS, C. D ............... -- ................ ODESSA WILBURN, R. B .......... ........... - ............... H ONDO WILDE, L. J ........ L--- ........... W ICHITA FALLS WILDE, M. J ........... ........... W ICHITA FALLS WILLIAMS, A. E ......... ,..,,,,.,,, C ROSBYTON YBARRA, F .............. .,,,,,,,,,. E L PASO ZETT, S, J ............ ........... B ARTLETT CHENEY, D. F .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,.-,--,,- ----- ---------- 0 G DEN CHENEY, G. R ........ -----------ROY COX, D ...L...................................... . ..................... .LA POINT DANIELS, W. R .......... ................ ...... . -OGDEN GARC1A,E, R ,......... I .,...... SALT LAKE CITY HANSEN, J, L ..... , ....., ,.... .SALT LAKE CITY THAYER, W. R ......... ................. W ENDOVER THOMSON, J. E ....,...................., ..,.. SALT LAKE CITY BEAHAM, M. C ................................. BOONE, J. L ............. ...... BLACKBURN, R. O .......... - BOWMAN, P. W ........ COMBS, J. E ........,... GUYTON, C. L. .......... - FORREST, L. T ......... FOSTER, L. T ..... HYATT, R. C ................ ....... . KLAWITER, D. W ......... TENCH, W ..................,................ ....... -------.LYNCHBURG NORFOLK --.---.---.ALEXANDER ------------...-------.RICHMOND CHARLOTTEVILLE RICHMOND ........ POGWOSOM RICHMOND GLADE SPRINGS NORFOLK PETERSBURG WASHINGTON ADAMS, L. A. ............ .......,....... . .................. V ANCOUVER BAKER, C. R.. ........ ................... I ONS BLISH, J. G ............ ........... E VERETT BOYD, J. C ................. .......... P ULLMAN BRUMMETT, D. E.. ...... ------,, PUIJALLUP BYRNE, D. E.. ............. .,,,.,.,,,,,,,,., , SPOKANE COOPER, B. W .............. ......... L EVENWORTH CRITCHFIELD, T. G . ........ WINATCHEE ENGLISH, R. E ..... ..... , ...-,-,,,,, S EATTLE FAIR, D. A .................,,., ,-,--,,,,- S POKANE FARQUARSON, R. L ......... .,,,,,,,,, , SEATTLE GOWLER, W. E .............. ........ B REMERTON GRIFFITHS, H. A ........ ,,.,,,,,,,-, M ALOTT HART, W. G ...........,.. ,,..,,,, . PENTON HART, W. S ....................... ......... . , ..... SEATTLE HAZELWOOD, J. M .......... ...... . -VANCOUVER KELLY, T. J ................... ,,.. , . .,.. AROSALIA KING, H. C ............. ........ V ANCOUVER LONG, A. M ............... , ....... VANCOUVER MOLEAN, W. S ..... -Q .... ............ T ACOMA LYONS, J. E ............ .................. . SEATTLE MINCE, M. J .......... .......... B ELLINGHAM MORRIS, M. R. ....... ........... T RENTWOOD PILCHER, J. T .......... ............... E VERETT RATHBUN, B. D ........... RIPLEY, J ................... ROBERTS, R. L .......... SANDERS, H. L ......... SCHRAM, M. W ........ STAFFORD, R. A ........... SKIDMORE, P. C .......... ........ LONGVIEW --------VANCOUVER -----------EVERSON ---------ARLINGTON BREMERTON -------.KIRKLAND --------TACOMA WASHINGTON fCont'd3 THOMSON, E. L ...............-.,-.,.,,, W--.,,.--,-- W ALLA WALLA WELLS, O. L. .... ...... - -,,-,,,--------- YAKIMA WENDT, T. C .......... ,,,,,,,,,,, M 05E5 LAKE ZIEGLER, W. E.. ........ -, ,.-.,,- CENTRALIA RAWTON, J. R ........ ,,---.,---,- , , LQNGVIEW WATSON W. H -.-............. . ......... . ............ WALLA WALLA WEST VIRGINIA BROWN, J. T ......................... ........,,,...., ,,--------,,- , D UNLOW HAGGART, T. A ......... .......... N EW MARTINSVILLE MAYNARD, D. ......... ..,.......,,.-,--..,,,,------, L OGAN ROBERTS, V. F ..... . ......................,.,,,. ..--.,,,, K EYSER ABLES, J. P.--. ............................................, NEW BERLIN BORDWELL, P. F .......... ...,.... B EAVER DAM BRISKI, J. E. ............... .............,... B ERLIN BUCHANAN, D. W ........ ........... M ILWAUKEE CARTER, C ................,. ........... M ILWAUKEE HARRELL, L. R JOHNSON, R. A -----------------BELOIT --------------------SCHOFIELD KN ISS, W. R ............ .................... W AUWATUSA KOCH, R. A .......... ----------MENOMONEE FALLS KOBB, D. P .............. ..................... M ARSHEIELD MARTIN, G. A .E,,..E,. ........ - - ......,... ALTCONA OLSON, A. T. ........ ........ . MADISON ORGAN, R. ........ ................. B ELOIT oRToN, E. .................. ---GRUM BAY PETERSON, R. T ........... ....... . . .... CHETEK POPE, E. J ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ................... M ARINETTE SMITS, D.J .... - .......... ....................... G REEN BAY SOUNDBY, R. E ....E.E... ........... W ISCONSIN RAPIDS TEHAN, J, D ,.,,,.. .,.,,.................. P ALMYRA TOTII, J. E ,,.,.,-., ......... S CHOFIELD WYOMING CANADA fconvdp FOURNIER, B. M ,,,.,..,,..,, ,, --.,,.,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,, T ,,,, QUEBEC GOODWIN, G. S..- .... ........... . ...... CALGARY, ALBERTA GERMANY PELZER, G., ,-,,,,, ,,,,,---,,-, , ,mm-.ESSEN GUAM PLORES, J. T.. ,,,,.., ,.......,.. .,,,.., . . , .,,.,..,,,,,,,,,,. GUAM RABAGO, T. C ..... ......,,,, ., ,,.,,.,,,,,,,,.,,, ,...,, , AGAT, GUAM PHILIPPINES ACOSTA, 0. ................ -..GENERAL TRIAS, CAVITE ALCOMENDAS, F ............... NABUA, CAMARINES SUR ANGELES, A. V.. ....... ............ .... ......... . I MUS, CAVITE BALADAD, A. G ........... ............ R AWANG, LA UNION BALIWAG, F. A. ....... ......... . WBATANGAS, BATANGAS BERNAL, M. V .................... ....... . ......... . KAWIT, CAVITE BORGONIA, E. R ..... ...... . ....... G ENERAL DIAS, CAVITE BRAVO, B ...... .. .............. DOMALANDAN, PANGASINAN CHONNAY, L. M.-. ............... ..... . . ......... . ......... BAGUIO CITY COLASITO, B. S ........................ . ........... .-TOLOSA, LEYTE DELA CRUZ, S. C ........... . .......................... IMUS, CAVITE DEL ROSARIO, A. L ............... OLONGAPO, ZAMBALES DIOKNO, T. ..... .. ..... -..--..----CAVITE CITY, CAVITE ESTRELLA, R. C .... ....... ...... . . --.STA. CRUZ, MANILA FABILA, A. A .................................. .---DUMALAG, CAPIZ F ELICITOA, P. L. ......................... STA. CRUZ, MANILA FLORES, R. D. .......... GRACE PARK, CALOOCAN CITY GALGO, G, B ...,..........,.. SAN ANTONIO, CAVITE CITY GARCIA, I. L.. ....... - GILIPONEO, A. T. GONZALES, D. GUZMAN, C. R ......,... LAZARITO, N ............. .............. . ......... MANGAHAS, N. J. MARQUEZ, E. J ..... -. .... ............ . . ........ .. .......... -----------.----------.ATIMONAN, QUEZON ----------.BULAN, SORSOGON ..... . .................... MANILA ,--------------,LUNA, LA UNION KAWIT, CAVITE DIN ALUPIHAN, BATAAN -BATAAN -WORLAND HUGHES, R. J ................................. .-......-- KILPATRICK, R. L SEAHORN, C. E. ..... - STEPHEN, K. P ........ SUAzo, L., ,,,.,,, WALKER, C. S ,..,,,,,,.......... ............... WOOD, R. I ............................... MAYONADO, A, L. ......... ........... S TA. ANA, MANILA SHERIDAN SARATOGA CHEYENNE --------.LARAMIE LANDER --------BALBOA GAUTHIER, C, A ,---, ,,.,,,.,,,..,.,.,... T ORONTO, ONTARIO LANE, G, H, A ,,,,,-,,,- ,,.,.. , NORTH BATTLEFORD, SASKATCHEWAN ORDINARIO, M. O. BALOAN, LA UNION PABILONA, G, R .,,.,,,,.,,.,,, . ,.,. DAGUPAN, PANGASINAN PINON, A,M ,.,,,...,,,,, , ,..,. .. ..,.. - ........ SAN PABLO CITY PUNU, C, P ,..,.,,, , ,,.,,,,,,,,,...... .--.MAGALANG, PAMPANGA TORRES, R. 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