April 1952

Dear TROOPS:

Our good president, Ray Strong, has just written to inquire if it wasmy writing arm that was broken instead of my leg. The only way I can prove tohim - and to you - that rigor mortis has NOT set in and that my landing gear isnow in good repair is to start rolling on the 2AD news letters. Put your glasseson, sit back, and relax whilst you read an account of the reportable happeningsat the reunion in New York and a preview of what is to come......

1951 REUNION REVIEW

The fourth annual get-together at the Hotel New Yorker on October 19,20 and 219 1951, afforded a wonderful opportunity to continue and renew friend-ships begun, in some instances, almost a decade ago. By any standard, it canbe reported as a huge success. Just ask any of those who attended. Many familiarfaces were missing, it is true, but we're expecting ALL the old faithful membersto come to Chicago this October - and bring with them others who have not comebefore.

As you all know, our honorary president, General Kepner, is nowCommander-in-Chief of the Alaskan Command with headquarters at Fort Richardson.To the invitation to join with us last October, he sent the following regrets:"With my present station in Alaska, it is obviously impossible for me to bepresent when you have your next reunion, and I shall miss it as I did the last.I'm sure you will have a grand reunion and if you see anyone who happens toremember the old General who once commanded them, tell them I said "Hello andGod bless them all." We are hoping General Kepner will be able to be with usin Chicago next October.

A vote of appreciation is due the 1951 officers and members of theconvention committee for the time and effort well spent to make the occasion oneto remember long - and to the New York Area members for their wonderful hospital-ity. All we can say is: "Come to Chicago and get it back."

For the sum of $2.00, Drucker-Hilbert Co., Inc., 106 West 43rd Street,New York 18, N.Y., will send you a photograph of the reunion banquet. To aididentification , the roster of those attending is given in the order the troopsare seated in the photograph:

2AD CONVENTION PHOTOGRAPH - 1951 - HOTEL NEW YORKER

Speaker's Table - Raymond StrongMrs. Raymond (Ruth) StrongJohn CunninghamMrs. John (Helen) CunninghamMiss Harriet S. FauFather Edward J. Seward

1 - Mr. William C. (Bill) HaffeyMiss Evelyn CohenMrs. Dean (Deanie) MoyerMr. Dean MoyerMr. Edward M. HuntonMr. Robert D. CramerMiss Irene NobleMrs. Frank (Helen DiAlfonso) CorbettDr. Frank CorbettMr. Moses LevittMrs. Moses (Ramona) LevittMr. Jordan R. UttalMrs. Jordan R. (Joyce) UttalColonel Carl C. BarthelMrs. Carl C. (Joan) BarthelMr. S. Hazard Gillespie

11 - Mrs. Dorothy M. (Reim) KrogmannMiss Helen I. SchulteMr. James D. Shannon Jr.Miss Leah M. ShoemakerMr. John P. KarolyMr. John F. CurtinMr. Steve DonofrioMrs. David (Hermione Beaber)DenkerMr. David DenkerMiss Yetta S. GottliebMr. Harry SearsMrs. Harry SearsRobert C. Hecker, M. D.Mrs. Robert C. (Annabelle J.)HeckerMrs. Arthur (Vivian F.)BernsteinMr. Arthur BernsteinMrs. Frederick V. P. (Denise) BryanMr. Frederick V. P. Bryan

Not in photograph:Mr. Tony AromandoMrs. Rose (Halloran) BernwaldtS/Sgt Dorothea CullyMr. Harold DestlerMr. William M. FriedmanMr. Ray P. Foote

111 - Mr. Al Comitalo (guest)Miss Marie D. MurrayMr. James F. HarriganMrs. Richard (Mary Mac) ThigpenMr. Richard (Dick) ThigpenMr. Joseph E. FlahertyMr., Benjamin F. NolanLt Col Tyler M. BirchMr. Harvey C. ElliottMajor Marilynn FritzMr. Harry A. Cody Jr.Mr. Charles F. BookwalterMrs. James R. (Louise B, )ClarkeMr. James R. ClarkeMrs. Charles F. (Helen) Bookwalter

1V - Mrs. Karl H. (Mildred)BehmMr. Karl H. BehmMissMrs.,MissMrs.,Mrs.Mrs.Mrs.

Molly T. KelleyMattie Kirkpatrick ReinhardtRose DonahueTyler (Marian) BirchBenjamin F. (Agnes W.)NolanJoseph E. (Anne M.)FlahertyHarvey C.(Sarah)Flliott

Mr. L. C. Oldham Jr.Mrs. L. C. (Bebe) Oldham Jr.Mrs. John M. (Geraldine R.)PaverMr. John M. PaverMrs. Bruce H. (Dorothy Rollins)PaulyMr. Bruce H. Pauly

Rabbi and Mrs. Albert S. GoldsteinMr. Philip LittmanMr. Patrick J. McElroyMiss Ethel D. RudolfMr. George A. StreeterMr. Newell E. (Whitey)Thomas

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During the business session on Saturday morning, Chicago was chosen asConvention City for 1952 and the following officers were elected:

Honorary President - Lieutenant General William E. KepnerPresident: Raymond E. StrongVice Presidents: Edward M. Hunton

William G. NewlonLewis C. Oldham Jr.Howard C. Sears

Secretary: Marilynn FritzTreasurer: Henry X. Dietch

EXECUTIVE BOARD - Officers PlusJohn P. KarolyClemens F. KowalczykHoward W. MooreIrene NobleMarvin M. RobertsJordan R. Uttal

Reunion committee is comprised of the officers and members of the executiveboard with Howard W. Moore and Jordan R. Uttal as co-chairmen.

Vice presidents were selected with regional responsibilities for obtainingnew memberships, renewing old annual memberships, and generating interest in re-union attendance. You may expect to hear from your VP or his representative at anearly date.

The Second Air Division Memorial in Norwich was a subject of discussion. Acommittee composed of Charles F. Bookwalter, Chairman, Frederick V. P. Bryan, JohnPaver, and Raymond Strong was selected to investigate the status of the memorial.The committee is to make an interim report this month and the news will be passed onto you in the next news letter.

1952 REUNION PLANS

Arrangements have been made for the 1952 reunion to be held at the ShermanHotel in Chicago the weekend of October 24-25-26. Tentative reservations have beenmade for registration, cocktail party, business meeting, banquet, dance and frequentbull sessions with mild and bitters or whatever cheering cup you prefer.

Before firm arrangements can be made, we need to know whether you areplanning to come (makes some difference, you know, whether we plan for one hundredor five hundred) and what sort of activities you prefer. To assist the committeewith their planning (and this needs to be done AT ONCE), to help our auditor verifyour membership records, to check our mailing list, and to furnish news and addresschanges, won't you please return the enclosed form IMMEDIATELY. Make your check ormoney order for dues payable to Henry X. Dietch, Treasurer, Second Air DivisionAssociation. Mail the form with your dues to Fritzie (Major Marilynn Fritz, P. O.Box 319, Abilene, Kansas) or to Raymond E. Strong (33A Glen Lennox, Chapel Hill,North Carolina). News items, address changes and convention answers will bedistributed to the proper points. Dues payments will be forwarded promptly toHenry who will send your receipt and membership card. Whatever your answer -PLEASE LET US HEAR FROM YOU:::

NOTE: Fritzie has a few copies of the previous letters and the mailing list. Theyare available to those who ask for them - first come, first served basis as longas they last.

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NEWS BITS AND PIECES

G. Rile Blackwood, working with Alabama State Employment Service, Jasper,Alabama, since 1946 Older of Judge Allen Clark's two sons will graduate fromNaval Academy this next yea- Mrs. William M. (Betty Sherwood) Gardiner expect-ed her second child in December. Her first child, a daughter, was 19 months old Colonel John H. Gibson was recalled 21 May 51 for the third time. Job isRegional Superintendent of Flight for American Airlines, Nashville, Tennessee,normally. Is now with Hq Third Air Force.....Roger at Harmon has hung up hisshingle as an M.D. in Texarkana, Texas Captain William P. (Buddy) Russell Jr.was recalled to AD 1 April 51. He has a squadron in Air Defense Command atTinker AFB, Oklahoma.....Ralph R. Springer is doing graduate work at the Universityof Michigan Gladys Hathaway Vunar and her son Vance rejoined Captain Veynar atTachikawa, Japan, in January (That's a half hour by train west of Tokyo) If youneed any legal advice, guys and gals, Percy Young left Uncle Sam's employ and isnow in private law practice in Memphis, Tenn Major Bob Hawkins was WingIntelligence Officer at Base Headquarters, Lowry AFB back in August but Marian(Mrs. John)Anderson reports he has shipped to Korea - just when he had completedplans to have his family join him in Denver Colonel Maurie Elstun is helpingColonels Al Walton and Johnny Brooks hold down Maxwell AFB.....Since separationafter World War 11, Frank Markovich Jr. married, went into the grocery business,acquired a new Cape Cod bungalow in Barberton, Ohio, and two children. In Augusthe was expecting orders to EAD daily Merton Roberts is in his fifth yearcoaching at Attica (New York) High School just 30 miles east of Buffalo Lucile Carter's home and two other properties were in the path of the disastrousKansas floods this past summer. She and her mother lost practically all of theirpossessions. The Business Girl's Club of Fairmont, West Virginia, at the prompt-ing of Emma Joe Whitlatch, sent a box of clothes for distribution by the AmericanLegion in the stricken area.

Lucile reports Margaret Farmer Ammerman in Topeka, Kansas, with thetelephone company while her husband is stationed at Forbes AFB Fritzie sawColonel Tom Conroy and Lt Colonels Ben Walsh and Hal Lund (returned to the foldat last) in the Dentagon in October and talked with Lt Col Johnny Veyette who wasrecently transferred to Pentagon duty. Johnny reports two daughters, ages 9 and 2,and a boy of 5 Johnny Diehl is reported to be in England Lt Col Charley Graydon is Selective Service Liaison Officer for a four-state area (Kansas, Oklahoma,Nebraska, and Iowa) with headquarters in Kansas City, Mo. In November he was atBrook General Hospital in San Antonio recovering from a slight vascular thrombosis.Planned a 30-day convalescent leave and was going back east with Mrs. G DonIrish was in England for approximately three months last fall representing E. R.Squibb & Sons in assisting Distillers Co., Ltd, in setting up a new process for themanufacture of certain anti-biotics. He says automobiles are still out of reachof the average person. Players are the most popular brand of cigarettes and sellfor 3'-4 to 3'-9. The shilling is now worth 14(t. Hope Don gotta visit K-Hall andour good friends in Norfolk Captain Mark Eaton is on AD at Edwards AFB, Muroc,California Army-Navy-Air Force Register for 4 September shows Mai Gen EdwardJ Timberlake transferred from Deputy CG, Fifth AF, FEAF, to 9th AF, TAO, Pope AFB,North Carolina, where he is now CG Colonel Carl Barthel is CO of the 3310thTech Training Group at Scott AFB, Illinois. Army-Navy-Air Force Register for 15September says: "Colonel Barthel Comes to Scott with a long, action-studdedmilitary career. He obtained his commission in 1942 as a navigator via theAviation Cadet route. In World War 11 he served as group navigator for the 93rdBomber Group, Wing Navigator for the 20th Combat Wing, and Lead Navigator for the

2nd Air Division, Eighth Air Force. He saw action in Ardennes, Rhineland, Tunisia,Egypt-Libya, Sicily, Naples-Foggia, Ploesti, Northern France, and Normandy" Army-Navy-Air Force Register 6 October shows: "Mai Gen Jas, P. Hodges is retired byreason of permanent physical disability in present grade, September 30" and "Brig Gen Robt. H. Terrill, March AFB, to HQ 14th A Div, SAC, Travis AFB, for duty asCG, 14th A Div., Oct 1" Morrie Clark is teaching in Cottonwood, Arizona, has adaughter, Mary, three years old, and a new daughter, name unreported, nine monthsold. Morrie says they are both "Cute like their daddy:".....Tony_Shtogren is the"Weatherman" at Langley AFB Recently promoted at Offutt AFB, Nebr., was JesseAuton (former 65th Ftr Wg) to Brigadier General Lt Gen William E. Kepner,USAF, Commander-in-Chief Alaskan Command, has been revealed as the recipient ofa unique token of appreciation. Natives from the St. Lawrence Island havepresented him with a carved ivory polar bear. In its right hand (paw), the bearholds a bomb. The token of appreciation was made to Gen Kepner "as an expressionof thanks to the USAF for the protection the Alaskan Command is giving my people".The carving was made by Moses Soongarook. He is also a member of the AmericanPolar Society Giff and Esther Newlon's second child was a girl - Linda Frances-born 26 October 1950 Ruth McCraw's name appears on the Air Force selection listfor promotion to permanent majority this spring Jennie Johnson is now a M/Sgtand is running the Air Force Aid Society at Mitchel AFB she saw Hilda Berry Sanford in the Pentagon where she is on active duty as a Major (WAC) 1st Lt Mel Brackendorf has been PCSd to Newcastle County Airport, Wilmington,Delaware from Mitchel AFB James and Gloria Stewart added twin daughters(Judy and Kelly) to their family of two boys, Gloria's children by a previousmarriage

Colonel Everett Stewart (355th & 4th Fighter Groups) is attending Air WarCollege at Maxwell AFB Harriett Fau is spending the winter in Florida again'1632 Meridian Ave., Miami Beach, if you're down that way) Florence Pollner(nee Stafinsky) had twin girls in December Hear Billie Ash Molner is in Japan Ma. Gen Leon W. Johnson is new CG of ConAC at Mitchel AFB. He has been inEngland since August, 1948, first in Command of the Third Air Division and, later,as CG of the same organization after it had been elevated to the Third Air Force.His daughter, Sue Rosannah, is to be married early this summer to Lt. HoytVandenberg, Jr Tom and Val Conroy have moved to their new home in Arlingtonwith their two daughters, Cristin Gay and Connie Lou Nancy Cody presented Harry with another tax exemption on 28 December. They have named the young manRobert but call him Robin. Fritzie spent a most enjoyable Easter Sunday weekendwith them in Ripon. Green Lake is everything Nancy and Harry have said aboutit - a lovely summer home! Their older son, Skipper, is a fine lad. And youall should have a tour of the knitting mill 'tis fascinating Joyce and JordanUttal have been combining business and pleasure in California these past fewweeks. The Uttals had lunch with Rosalie and Pat O'Malley and young Pat inBeverly Hills. The 0°Malleys live in a suburb of Los Angeles (Pico). Pat is inthe printing business in LA. In August there will be four in the O'Malley family.

Jackie Grahovac Turchett spent the month of November in Mexico and holidaytime was nursing a virus infection she acquired down there Jo Affronte hasbeen in Long Beach four years where she is going to the University of Californiato get her degree in Industrial Relations and has been made Employee RelationsSuperintendant in the Naval Station. She flits about the country considerablyto conventions, conferences and such S/Sgt Kay Solomon is at Carswell AFBin Texas. She was married to a guy named Smith in November and didn't say ifshe is being true to the Air Force by marrying an airman Mary Williams Elderadded a second son, John Francis, to her family on 18 June 1951. Her first son,

Delos Jr., was five on January 13 Elizabeth Jeffery left 2AD while we werestill at Old Catton but most of the telephone operators will remember her. Sheis now Mrs. Mike Bannon and living in Hawaii with her husband, a S/Sgt, and twochildren Ed Hunton who has been First Sgt with the AACS at Mitchel AFB,New York, has just been transferred to Bermuda!!! He completed 10 years in theservice on 1 January Fritzie received cheery holiday greetings from Frank andDora Roe with a change of address George and Eleanor (Haneke) Neher have adaughter, Rose. Both were members of the 315th Signal Co Warren and NormaBurmon have a son, Curt. Warren was with 2AD in the beginning and finished upwith 60th Station Complement Squadron at Horshom Kern and Wilma (FritK1Przybylinski have three boys. Wilma was a telephone operator at K-Hilland Kernwas with a troop carrier outfit on the Continent. They were married by FatherSeward in Norwich Harry Cornell is principal of a high school in Irwin,Pennsylvania Fred and Joyce Simard have a son, Wayne. Fred was with HQ andJoyce was a Norwich girl John ay Karoly hears quite regularly from JackCurry (RAF) who was at Horsham. He now lives in Peebles, Scotland

General Kepner writes: "Alaska is a particularly interesting place. If onelikes to fish or hunt, it's grand. In the ten months that I have been here,(this letter was written last June) I have gone fishing many times and caughtmany huge trout. Huge for me, that is--about four to six pounds. I got mylimit all too soon. The ducks and geese form clouds in the sky and it is soeasy to have a grand day hunting. The only trouble is that all limits are toosmall. I shot a moose weighing about twelve hundred pounds last Fall. Duringthe winter I was forced down on the Arctic Ice Cap while I was hunting polarbears. I slept the night in a temperature of thirty-five degrees below zerowith a twenty-five knot wind blowing. It wasn't too bad. I was in a nice warmsleeping bag and had an Eskimo who helped me build an igloo out on the ice. Idid get a polar bear about nine feet long--a beautiful specimen. Last week Igot a ten foot, four inch Kodiak bear. Believe me, those bears are full ofdynamite and vitality. It is a good feeling to see them go down when you shootas they sometimes take after the hunter when only hurt. Since I am back, thatis proof that the bear went down--all ten feet of him" John Karoly insistsall the "pickhandlers" MUST show up in Chicago in October to give the nativeChicagoans something to talk about--and that he promises AFTER the two politicalconventions this summer which should have them talked out

Bill Haffey was in town for lunch the other day. He was midwest buying heavymachinery for overseas shipment and thinking his firm might send him to SouthAmerica soon Larry Hawkins called between flights (the Chicago to Miamirun) to say he is still on the regular Miami to New York run. For a time, hehad the Miami to Detroit flight and got to see John Tate occasionally. SaysJohn and Cadillac are still good friends Caroline (Brownie) Schaufflerwrites from Montana that she has been teaching kindergarten at Eastern MontanaCollege of Education. She and Dick bought a canoe much to the horror and amaze-ment of the natives. She reports white water canoeing on the Yellowstone Rivera thrilling sport which few people have tried since the days of Lewis and Clark Maj Gen Francis H. Griswold, now Military Director for Production andRequirements, Department of Defense Munitions Board, will become CommandingGeneral, Third Air Force, United States Air Forces in Europe on 5 May Fritzie was making a farewell visit to the Recruiting Department of The AdjutantGeneral's School at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana, last week when in walked1st Lt. Mary_L. Murphree who was attending the recruiting supervisor's coursefrom her duty station in Vancouver, Washington, where she is recruiting youngwomen for the WAC and WAF in the northern part of Sixth Army area Fritzie also met Cpl Maynard E. Hosner, presently on recruiting duty in Kalamazoo,Michigan, where he is living with his wife. Hosner was with the 93d and wants tohear from and about his old 0.0. -- Captain Kriesberg -- and T/Sat Williamson who

was at Craig Field last he knew. Cpl Hosner also furnished the name and addressof gni Grady Adams who is in Selma, Alabama John Anderson plans a flyingweekend to Chicago sometime in May Justwhen Spring has sprung and theweather is wonderful, Fritzie would get transfer orders: She's Pentagon-boundfor duty with the Office of the Air Adjutant General, Hq USAF. For 30 days after19 May, the address is P. 0. Box 319, Abilene, Kansas. After that c/o Val andTom Conroy - 3019 N. Stafford St., Arlington 7, Va. - until a proper latch stringis located.

Additions, changes and corrections to 1951 Mailing List (to be posted to originalroster).

ADAMS, Cpl Grady502 Water Ave.Selma, Alabama

ALLEN, Sarah H.10 Church St.Boston, Mass.AROMANDO, Antonio510 East 117th St.New York 35, N.Y.

BAIRD, Colonel Joseph A.P. O. Box 80Kelly AFB, Texas

BANNON, Mrs. Mike(nee Elizabeth Jeffery)Box 674APO 953, c/o PMSan Francisco, Calif.

BARNES, Edwin A.20 Hill St.Pasadena, California

BARTA, M/Sgt Bertha M4206 WAF SqdnBarksdale AFB, Louisiana

BARTHEL, Colonel Carl C. 8. JoanPermanent: c/o John G. Thomas

Garrison P.O., Md.Temp: Hq 3310th Tech Tng Gp

Scott AFB, Illinois

BATEMAN, Carrol FMR

BEIGHTOL, Colonel Willis E.Permanent: 606 Superior St.

Webster City, IowaTemp: Hq 106 Bomb Wg

March AFB, Calif.

BELCHER, ShirleyThetford, Vermont

BERWALDT, Mrs. Rose14 Arnold Ave.Closter, New Jersey

BILLER, Harold A.7764 Hollywood Blvd.Hollywood, Calif.

BIRCH, Lt Col Tyler M.Mitchel AFB, New York

BRANDON, Lt Col William H.1920 Ridley Blvd.Nashville, Tenn.

BROOKS, Colonel JohnMaxwell AFB, Alabama

BROWN, Colonel George S.Hq 56th Ftr WgSelfridge AFB, Michigan

BROWNE, Justine B.P 0 Box 6037Richmond, Virginia

BUNCH, Fred D.2119f E. Ocean View Ave.Norfolk 3, Virginia

BURELLI, Hector510 Warner Road, N.E.Canton, Ohio

CALHOUN, Mrs. Emory(nee Betty Shearer)740 North ChesterIndianapolis, Ind.

CARROLL, Thomas W.Box 66Red Level, Alabama

CARTER, Lucile M.731 OakleyTopeka, Kansas

CODY, Harry A. Jr.514 Ransom St.Ripon, Wisconsin

CONROY, Col Thomas C.CONROY, Mrs. Thomas F.(nee Valeria Brinegar)3019 N. Stafford St.Arlington 7, Virginia

COOPER, Aline G.(nee Aline Graham)York RoadChester, South Carolina

CORBETT, Mrs. Frank(nee Helen Di Alfonso)1801 Plainfield Ave.South Plainfield, N.J.

CORCORAN, Mrs. T. J.(nee Madeline Stimac)MR

CORNELL, Harry T.R.F.D. 5Irwin, Pennsylvania

COULTHARD, James T.416 Eleventh St.Lake Charles, La.

CROOK, Joseph W.216 ProspectWest Des Moines, Iowa

• •CUNNINGHAM, Vernon ERoute 1Prospect, Ohio

CURNUTT, Zelma E.Lopez, Washington

DEE, John A.256 Joricho TurnpikeMineola, L. I., N.Y.

DENT, James K.1470 Cedar Bend DriveAnn Arbor, Michigan

DONOFRIO, Steve1360 Lawn Ave.Schenectady, N.Y.

DOWD, JamesMR

DUKES, GeorgeMR

EATON, Captain Mark A.Jr.Box 031, Hq AFFTCEdwards AFB, California

ELDER, Mrs. Delos M.(nee Mary Williams)1224 Franklin St.Burlington, N.C.

ELSTUN, Lt Col Maurice L.Quarters 9-AMaxwell AFB, Alabama

EMERSON, Thomas W.241 Summer St.New Bedford, Mass.

EVERINGHAM, M/Sgt Carolyn E.2d WAF SquadronAPO 633, c/o PM, N.Y., N.Y.

FEARING, George R.62 Humphrey RoadSanta Barbara, Calif.

FIAZZA, Mrs. D.J.(Frankie)3404 Elm St.Wierton, West Virginia

FLAHERTY, Joseph E.51-40 Simonson St.Elmhurst, L.I., N.Y.

FRAZIER, Robert C.36 West Center St.Clayton, N.J.

FREESE, H.W.716 IC, WoodShawnee, Oklahoma

FRITZ, Hading M.MR

FRITZ, Major MarilynnP. O. Box 319Abilene, Kansas

GEPHART, Mary M20A Road A HillsdalePottstown, Pa.

GIBSON, Romaine A.(see Thompson)

GIENGER, Ruby H.

MR

GIGLIOTTI, George443 Jackson Ave.Bradford, Pa.

GLASSCOCK, Mrs. Rex D.(nee Naomi Feigner)P 0 Box 25Onillia, Wash.

GRAHAM, Aline J.(see COOPER)

GRAYDON, Lt Col Charles W1503 Fidelity Bldg911 Walnut StKansas City 6, Mo,

GRISWOLD, Maj Gen Francis H.CG, Third Air ForceAPO 125, c/p PM, N.Y., N.Y.

HARMON, Roger Q Jr, MD1910 W. 7th St.Texarkana, Texas

HARRIGAN, James F.Hazeltine Electronics Corp.58-25 Little Neck ParkwayLittle Neck, L.I.N.Y.

HAWKINS, Major Robert D.0A561234OMS Box 605Lowry AFB, Dpnver 7, Colo,

HESS, Lt Col Raymond A.Permanent: Kingsley, IowaTemp: Cox's Ave. Apts 213

Omaha 5, Nebraska

HODGES, Maj Gen James P(Retd)

HOERNFR, Mr. & Mrs.(Peaches Bowdoin)Hal61 Lamara ApartmentsSavannah, Georgia

HOSNER, Cpl Maynard E.1415 Egleston Ave.Kalamazoo, Michigan

HUGHEL, Col GeorgeHq 2d Air ForceBarksdale AFB, Louisiana

HUGHES, Lt Comdr John ScottMR

HUNTON, F/Sgt Edward M1934th AACS SquadronAPO 856, c/o PM N.Y.N.Y.

JOHNSON, M/Sgt Jennie2243rd WAF SodnMitchel AFB, N.Y.

JOHNSON, Maj Gen Leon W.CG, ConacMitchel AFB, N.Y.

KROGMANN, Mrs. Dorothy M(nee Reim)169 E Seaman Ave.Freeport, N.Y.

LAYFIELD, Maurice3506 Chesterfield Ave.Baltimore 13, Maryland

LEWIS, Capt DavidPerm: 21 Elmwood Drive

Willobee, OhioTemp: 433rd M&S Gp

433rd TCW, APO 13c/o PM, N.Y., N.Y.

LEWIS, Kathryn M.485 N.E. 128th St.Miami, Florida

LITTMAN, Philip2744 Bedford Ave.Brooklyn 10, N.Y.

LUND, Lt Col Hal1101 Princess Ann LaneFalls Church, Virginia

MacDONALD, James R.Box 542Charlestown, N.H.

MARKOVICH, Frank Jr.827 Graceland Ave.Barberton, Ohio

McILNAY, Colonel Olin P.Hq Air Training CommandScott AFB, Illinois

McKENZIE, Edna 0.207 HightowerOklahoma City, Oklahoma

MICKLEY, William B.MR

MILLS, Charles HMR

MILLSAP, MarvinBox 175Torrington, Wyoming

MODRE, EugeneMR

MOORE, Mrs. Harry(Nee Lillian Meadows)RFD 1Bellaire, Michigan

MUNN, Alvin A.8703 Lowell St.Bethesda 14, Maryland

PRZYBLINSKI, Wilma F.302 1/2 Union St.Michigan City, Indiana

MURPHREE, 1st Lt. Mary L.6404 ASU, Northern Recruiting Dist.Vancouver BarracksVancouver, Washington

MURRAY, Marie D.4708 DevereauxPhiladelphia, Pa.

MUSSFLWHITF, Lt Col Wm B.MR

NEWTON, Edward E.401 E. Heacock St.Jonesboro, Illinois

ORR, Mrs. Wm E.(nee Marie Mitchell)235 East JasperTulsa 6, Oklahoma

OWEN, Rena F.108 E. Neely St.Comanche, Texas

PAULY, Bruce H.2342 Scane RoadSecane, Pennsylvania

PETTIGREW, RaymondMR

PLONSKI, John1117 Brown St.Lafayette, Indiana

PORTO, Leo J.Perm: 1655 Allterton Ave.

New York 67, N.Y.Temp: 514 AP Sq, 514 TOW

Mitchel AFB, N.Y.

PRFGTZFR, Gertrude H.429 W. Godfrey Ave.Philadelphia, Pa.

PRICE, Harland T.222 Fourth Ave.Paden City, West Va.

PUCH, M/Sgt Beatrice B.4213 Falcon Ave.Long Beach, Calif.

QUINN, Robert R.MR

REED, Lt Col Edwin7th Air DivisionAPO 125c/o PM, N.Y., N.Y.

REINHARDT, Mrs. Mattie(nee Kirkpatrick)5505 S. W. Custer St.Portland 19, Oregon

ROE, Frank"The Little House"Church BramptonNorthamptonshire, England

RUDOLF, Ethel D.4662 N. 7th St.Milwaukee, Wisconsin

RUSSELL, Capt William P Jr.33rd Air Div (Def)Tinker AFB, Oklahoma

SABIN, T/Sgt Mary L.2800 Dawson AveWheaton HillsSilver Spring, Maryland

CATIPORD, Mrs. C. H. Jr.nee Hilda Berry)1580 Ridge RoadNorth Haven, Conn.

SCHAUFFLER, Mrs. Richard(nee Caroline Braun)814 Avenue BBillings, Montana

SCHUTTER, Mrs. Howard(Marjorie L.)927 East Heath St.Willow Run, Michigan

SHEPPARD, LaurenceSHEPPARD, Mrs. L. V.(nee Helen Hanson)Route 2Wapato, Wash.

SHERWOOD, Elizabeth (Betty)(see Gardiner)

SHOTGREN, Col Anthony T.144 A Wright AveLangley AFB, Virginia

SIMMS, RaleighSwiss, West Virginia

STEWART, Col EverettQuarters 608 AMaxwell AFB, Alabama

STORMS, Eleanor1343 HavanaAurora, Denver,

STREETER, T/SgtP. O. Box 103Mitchel AFB, N.

Colorado

George A.

Y.

SUMMERS, Mrs. James A.(nee Vera Heard)1000 Otis St. N. E.Washington, D. C.

TANAHEY, Joseph J.177 Cherry StNew York 2, N. Y.

TERRILL, Brig Gen Robert H.Hq 14th Air ForceTravis AFB, California

THOMPSON, Leola(nee Bowen)22 East Street S. E.Ephrata, Vashington

THOMPSON, Romaine E(nee Graham)Box 2Gilbert, Test Va.

TIMBERLAKE, Mai Gen Edward J.Hq Ninth AF TACPope AFB, North Carolina

TUNE, J. W.Carbon Hill, Alabama

VEYETTE, Lt Col John222 Stuart DriveFalls Church, Virginia

VEYNAR, Mrs. Milton Y(nee Gladys Hathaway)c/o Capt Milton Y VeynarAO 802082Hq 374th Throop Carrier WgOfficers Mail Sectionc/o PM, San Francisco, Calif.

VISLOCKY, villiam333 E. 70th St.New York, N.Y.

WALLACE, Mary A.MR

WALTERS, James E.RFD 4Lexington, N. C.

WHITTAKER, Joseph B.326 N. Main St.Lombard, Illinois

WICKERSTY, Elizabeth T.71 Danforth Ave.Jersey City, New Jersey

WRIGHT, Aina I.(see Effler)

YAXIS, Alex G.144 Morrell St.Hempstead, New York

YOUNG, Percy C.81 Monroe Ave.Memphis, Tennessee

ZDARA, Charles E.105 Fairtown Ave.Elyria, Ohio

ADDRESSES UNKNOWN

2AD (Mail Returned or No Address Available): Mrs. T. H. (Gerry Malloy) ALMENA,

Walter ARCHACKI, William ARTHUR, John AUGUSTINE, Clarence G. BALL, William A.BASINGER, Carroll F. BATEMAN, Harvey BAYNARD, Robert A. BELL, Alfred L. BENEFIELD,

Fern E. BENNETT, Michael G. BEYER, Theodore BIEL, Eddie BILLINGSLEY, Hal E. BILYEU.41

Lucille B. BOONE, Zenith BROTHERS, William M. BROWNE, Hazel E. BULLEN, Helen C.BURGER, Felix L. CALDWELL, Alfred S. CARTER, Bradley J. CARTER, Mrs. Wm. L.(Florence Severson) CHANDLER, Marcus E. COCHRANE, Janet K. COLLINS, Jackie COLSTON,

Harry COMLISH, Mars. Royal (Betty Earle)COPELAND, Mrs. T. J. (Madeline Stimac)

CORCORAN, Jack A. CORIN, Mildred E. CORNWELL, Otis B. COSPER, William J. CURTIN,

Ross E. CURTIS, Jr., Jimmy CUSTFR, Flavia J. DeCARLON, Russell DEMONT, Leonard C.DOOLITTLE, James DOWD, George E. DUKES, William DUNCAN, Irene M. DZUIBINSKI, Leo F.ECKERLE, Robert D. EGAN, Clinton EMERICH, William F. FADLER, Richard FERGUSON,

Vera A. FIORITO, Hazel M. FISHER, Hading M. FRITZ, Robert J. GEBHARD, Paul E. GIBBS,

Ruby H. GIENGER, Keith M. GIESE, Lucien I. GIFFORD, Harold GILL, Alan V. GODDING,

James P. GOGGINS, Elizabeth S. GOOD, Russell GRAVES, Milton GRAY, S. L. GRIMES,

Katherine HAINES, Raymond A. HANSON, Leonard W. HERTLER, Joseph L. HINKEL, Charles

HODGES, W. T. HOLMES, Sidney HOROWITZ, John L. HOWARD, Lt. Comdr, John Scott HUGHES,

Raymond HUGHES, Don HYATT,Paul HYSELL, Frances E. JOHNSON, Lou KASNOSKY Jr., Paul

KIRSCH, Pete KWOKA, Pat LARSEN, George F. LINDHOLM, Luke LISTI, Ludwig LUND, Mrs.Catherine (Gassner)MALMSTROM, Garnet R. MARCUM, Ehnest P. MARCY, Fred E. MAY,

Edward McDANIELS, Major Ruth McGRAW, Heflin T. MERCHANT, William B. MICKLEY, CharlesH. MILLS, Eugene MOORE, Fred MOUNT, James H. MOURADIAN, Lt Col William B. MUSSELWHITE,

Gretchen N. NORRIS, Anna O'CONNOR, James L. PALLOURAS, Richard E0 PARTLOW, Marion L.PEARSON, Willis PEMBERTON, Anne L. PENNICK„ Elizabeth PEREIRA, Alfred C. PETTIBONE,

Raymond V. PETTIGREW, Teresa PHIPPS, Eugene PORTER, Louis E. PRATHER, Rosslyn PRICE,

Robert R. QUINN, Elizabeth F. RACE, Walker M. RIDDLE, Martha M. ROSEN, Albert E.ROSSITER, George ROVINS, Alice R. RUSSO, John L. SANDERS, Roy J. SANTORO, Lois R.

SCHALLER, Edward W. SCHNATTER, Edwin C. SCHREIBER, Guy S. SELL, Bertha SEYFRIED,Arthur SHEPARD, Helen SHULTE, Richard SIMPSON, Roy E. SINE, Robert E. SLEET, Charles

D. SMITH, Harlan M. SMITH, Harold D. SMITH, Phillip C. SMITH, Gporgeanna SNYDER,

George SPISAK Jr., Bernice STAPLES, Archie M. STEWART, Frank ST77,PS, William A.SULLIVAN, Mrs. T. S. (Jean Storrar) SYKES, Walter M. TALIAFERRO, Moose TARRANT,Naomie TROTT, Margaret (Peggy) TUCKER, Mrs. John (Virginia Becker)TUPKELWICZ,William TURNER, Cprl E. VERMILYA, James WADE, Mary A. WALLACE, Maddox WATSON, NancyB. WATTS, Mrs. Gertrude A. (Blue) WERNDLI, Bernard WESBECHER, Richard T. WESTENBARGER,Evan WHILE, Charlotte I. WHITE, Harveston L. WING, Sidney A. WOODRUFF, Louis?ZARICK.

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1 - FINANCIAL AUDIT:

( ) I am a Charter Member with dues paid through 1953( ) I am an Annual Member with dues paid for year 1952 to

at

( ) I am enclosing Annual Membership dues in the amount of i:)2.00. Please sendreceipt and 1952 meiabership card to address given below.

11 - CONVENTION ANSWERS:

( ) I will be at the convention at the hotel Sherman in October, 1952( ) I will attend alone, ( ) My better half will be with me.

( ) I expect to attend the reunion but cannot make firm plans now.I should be able to make a firm commit...lent o/a

( ) I will not be able to attend the reunion for 1952. If a change of plansmakes attendance possible, I will notify a member of the Reunion Committee.

I will want hotel reservations. Please send me information and rates foraccommodations at ( ) the Hotel Sherman ( )

111 - ADDRESS

( ) My address is correct as you have it.

( ) This is my correct address:

( ) I am listing address changes of others and/or furnishing names and addressesof persons who may be interested in membership on the reverse of this form.

IV - NEWS ITEMS

Please consider the following news about me, my family, job, and/or other 2ADtroops for inclusion in an early newsletter: (use reverse or additional sheetsif necessary,)

MAIL FROY1TLY TO ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:

Mr, Raymond E. Strong, President33A Glen LennoxChapel Hill, North Carolina

Major Marilynn Fritz, SecretaryF, O. Box 319Abilene, Kansas

Terrill, B. G. Robert H.Far East AF Bomber CommandAPO, c/o PM, San Francisco

Thompson, Leola Bowen(nee Bowen)22 East Street, SEEphrata, Wash.

Walters, James E.RFD No. 4Lexington, N. C.

Whittaker, Joseph B.326 N. MainLombard, Illinois

We have a large supply of "Visitors Guide toNew York" which includes a map of the city andpoints of interest. These have been furnishedwithout cost to us by the New York Conventionand Visitors Bureau. If you would like to haveone or more, regardless of whether you are comingto the reunion, just check the space indicated on

the postal card we are asking you to return andwe will mail one to you immediately.

One last plea, do not forget to put the cards inthe mail today. Remember:

1. If you wish room reservations at the NewYorker, fill out the card indicating the ac-commodations you desire and drop in the

nearest mail box.

2. Check the appropriate spaces on the postalcard addressed to Ray Strong in order thatarrangements and plans can be completedand drop this card in the nearest mail boxalso.

3. Show up in New York for this week-end toend all week-ends. It is going to be an oc-casion you will remember!

SEE YOU IN NEW YORK!

Ray Strong, Secretary33-A Glen LennoxChapel Hill, N. C.

John J. Cunningham, Pres.2 Lincoln Ave., ElsmereDelmar, N. Y.

Second Air Division

Association

25 August 1951

TO THE TROOPS:

Time is getting short. We hope that all of youhave already completed your plans to be in NewYork. We have heard from quite a few who aredefinitely going to be present. But NOW is thetime for YOU to make your official reservation.You need to do 2 things: 1. Fill out the enclosedcard for your room reservations at the NewYorker, and, 2. Fill out the enclosed postal cardso that we will know approximately how manyto plan on. IT IS IMPORTANT THAT YOU MAILTHESE CARDS IMMEDIATELY! If you are notstaying at th2 New Yorker, please fill out thepostal card anyway and drop it in the mail. Putany comments or suggestions or other news on thepostal card and let us have it as soon as possible.

We hope that everyone will come for the entireprogram beginning Friday afternoon, October 19th,and lasting until Sunday. However, those of youwho cannot be present the entire 3 days shouldplan to come for at least part of the time. Re-member that during those periods when no specialevent is planned, there are still plenty of "in-formal" meetings going on in various rooms ofthe hotel. So, let's all make a decision today andmake it in the affirmative. There will be manyof your old friends present—don't miss this "eventof the year."

Just in case you have forgotten, here is the

official program again:

Friday, October 19—

Registration & Bull Session— 2:00- 6:00 P.M.

Cocktail Party— 6:00- 9:00 P.M.

Banquet, Etc.— 8:00- ? P.M.

Saturday, October 20—

Cocktails Conversation— 6:30- 8:00 P.M.

Sunday, Octob 21—

Rest, Recuperation, & Alka Seltzer

By the middle of October you will be at thatpoint where you will need a week-end of diversionfrom the old routine. Plan now! Make the de-cision to come! Send in your reservation cardstoday!

Any of you who have not sent in your member-ship fee for this year can indicate your support ofour Association by sending $2.00 to the Treasurer,Miss Harriet Fau, 245 Hawthorne Street, Brooklyn25, N. Y. Remember, it was only through yourfinancial support that we were able to publish the21 page roster of our mailing list. And this is thethird Newsletter we have published this year. Ifyou enjoy the Newsletter and if the roster was ofany interest to you, we believe you will want toma:1 your annual dues today. Most of you haveeither become Charter members or have sent usa check for the 1951 annual dues but there are stillseveral who have overlooked this little detail.

NEWS AND NOTES ABOUT THE MEMBERS—M/Sgt. (note the promotion) Beatrice Puch (some-times known as Puckie) reports that she has beenlaid up with a broken leg. Something about tryingto stretch a double into a triple . . . She says sheis recovering rapidly and has already completedplans to be in New York. Bonnie Paulahmus isalso at Larson AFB where her husband is sta-tioned. Leola Bowen Thompson is there also.Puch is planning to drive to New York aroundOctober 1st

Hal Hoerner was recently promoted to AssistantVice President of the Citizens and Southern Na-tional Bank in Atlanta. He was sent by the bankto Savannah to install a new department in theSavannah branch. Our information is that thisassignment will continue for a couple of years.His wife, Virginia ("Peaches") who was beginningto make quite a reputation as an artist in Atlantais in Savannah with Hal. . . . Ray Strong, whowas on 2 weeks active duty in Atlanta recently,saw Percy Young, Jim Shannon, and Dick Thigpenand wile. All of these characters are enthusiasti-cally awaiting the date for the October reunion.Jim Shannon (recently a proud father for thesecond time) says that his wife insists that theyboth attend this year. And Dick "shut-de-doah"Thigpen and wife will be present if Dick can gethis head out of the heating business for a coupleof says.

You will be interested to know that Head-quarters, 2nd Air Division is now located at Lands-berg, Germany and Col. Hubert Zempke is Chiefof Staff. (N. Y. Herald-Tribune May 27th) . . . .Air Force TiM2S on April 28th had a picture ofBrig. Gen. Bob Terrill instructing his wife on thenew Golf Driving Range at Castle AFB, Merced,Calif. Then on June 9th, the Times states thatGen. Terrill has been assigned command of theFar Eastern Air Forces Bomber Command . . .Joe Whittaker is now with American Cyanamide,20 Wacker Drive, Chicago. Major John Mosscrop

now at Hq., USAFE . . . Val and Tom Conroyput together a little part of 2AD folks in Washing-ton not long ago. Tony Shtogren, Joe Flaherty,and Ben Walsh and their wives were all presentas well as Fritzie. All are prospering and havecharming wives and lovely children (except Fritzie,of course, and she is just charming and prospering).But they will all be in New York in October . . .Fred Bunch (315th Sig Co) and wife Margaret,formerly of Norwich, are now living in Norfolk,Virginia. Fred is working at the Amphibious Baseat Little Creek . . . Al Detweiler is now with Con-tinental Furniture Company in High Point, NorthCarolina.

Jim Reeves is very happy in the furniture busi-ness in Moultrie, Georgia. He is active in the AirReserve and recently was promoted to 1st Lt. . . .A nice letter was received from Mrs. Hendry inNyasaland. She and Pam are making a flyingtrip to England in September for a months stay.Pam was Africa's first woman air station com-mander—stationed at Lilongwe. She is now train-ing to be a flight assistant.

A long letter has been received from Lt. Col.Ed Reed (Photo Lab) who is on TDY in Englandand has visited Ket Hall. Following is a partof his letter ". . . I am at present on TDY to theUK and took off on the first available weekendto visit Norwich and the Hall. I spent Saturdayand Sunday, May 12th and 13th looking over thesite of our previous Headquarters. The Brown,Clark, Evans and Artherton Families all receivedme with open arms, so to speak, and proceededto ask questions regarding the whereabouts ofpractically any and all enlisted men and officersever stationed there. Many of the names men-tioned I had n?ver known, others I had to admitI did not know their whereabouts. Previous cor-

respondents with these families have evidentlybeen a little lax in replying to letters or havejust neglected to carry on the contact. Thesepeople miss the written word from their friendsin America. I would urge anyone who knew anyor all of the above mentioned families to writethem. They are hungry for news of their boys .

I attended Chapel services on Sunday at 1100

hours. Mr. Mills, the vicar, is still in charge ofth, local flock. The Hall is in the throes of modi-

fication under the new ownership of the Duke ofWestiminster and shortly is to be a school for boys.All hutments adjacent to the Hall have been re-moved and the grounds restored. This includesall huts used by A-4, Photo, Sqdn. CO, etc., andall quarters for enlisted men in the wooded area.The only hut remaining is the one previously usedby the Air Ministry as a branch Clerk of the Worksheadquarters.

The long string of metal huts formerly occupied

by the Junior officers has been dismantled and

disposed of. The huts occupied by the senior offi-

cers are still in place and are being utilized as

low rental housing. The officers mess hall and

club are home to several English families as is

also the former Red Cross hut. Generally, a sort

of depressing feeling seemed to pervade the entirearea as I viewed only the skeleton of what wasonce a strong link in an important mission of the

USAF. However, it was wonderful to have the old

family heads come to me from their gardens,speak to me by name, and stand and discuss theold days. I'm glad I went back, if only to refreshmy memory and to be able to walk over the oldbicycle paths which we all tried to navigate, with-out lights, during tlF• wee hours. I'd seriouslyrecommend the trip to anyone who is able tomake it. Don't hesitate! The same hearty Eng-lish hospitality you knew so well while you werehere, is awaiting each and every one of you. Againlet me press one point, write your Ketteringhamfriends, they do want to hear from you." s/ EdwinReed, Lt. Col., 7th Air Division, APO 125, c/o PM,

N. Y. Many thanks to Ed for this interesting

letter.

Jo Affronte (formerly Mrs. Mark Shoop) hasresumed her miaden name and is now working at

head of the Employee Relations Division at the

U. S. Naval Base at Long Beach, although she

maintains that she is still loyal to the Air Force

. . . T/Sgt. Carolyn Everingham, who reenlisted in1946, is currently flying secretary to Col. ThomasJ. DuBose of the 1602nd Air Transport Wing inEurope. Stationed in Wiesbaden she has flownon TDY to Norway, England, Italy, Greece, Tri-poli, Egypt, Cyprus, and France. It must indeed bemost interesting and Carol says she likes it fine.. . . Mark Eaton tells us he is now on active dutyand stationed at Muroc, Calif.

Colonel Walter G. W. Clatanoff is stationed atthe Pentagon . . . John Cunningham talked withGeneral Hodges and he was very pleased aboutthe Association and is planning to be present atthe reunion if at all possible . . . Ben Nolan, whois security officer at Ellis Island, has promisedto take all those interested on a conducted tourof the Island—which is not open to the generalpublic . . . Colonel Gable, who was CO of the231st Station Hospital at Morley Hall, is now prac-ticing in St. Petersburgs, Fla., and is planning onbeing present at the reunion to see his manyfriends from 2AD.

Following are some corrections and additionsto our roster which you received earlier this sum-mer. You can easily see how many people fromwhom mail has been returned. We now have noaddress for them. If you should change your ad-dress, please let us know so that your name willnot appear with an MR after it.

Correction and Additions to Mailing List

(To be posted to original roster)

Affronte, Joanne

4122 Jacinto Way

Long Beach 4, Calif.

Ayers, Robert S.

837 Spitzer Bldg.

Toledo 4, Ohio

Baynard, Harvey

MR

Birch, Tyler M.

MR

Blanton, William Mac

207 Rayon Drive

Old Hickory, Tenn.

Bowen, Leola

(see Thompson)

Browne, William M.MR

Bullen, Hazel E.MR

Chandler, Mrs. Wm. L.(nee Florence Severson)MR

Copeland, Mrs. Royal(nee Betty Earle)MR

Corbett, Mrs. Frank(nee Helen DiAlfonso)St. Francis HospitalSanta Barbara, Calif.

Detweiler, Alan W.Continental Furniture Co.High Point, N. C.

Diehl, Lt. Col. John H., Jr.Barksdale AFB, Louisiana

Dolgow, Dr. Joseph164-03 89th Ave.Jamaica 3, N. Y.

Dzuibinski, Irene N.MR

Everingham, S/Sgt. Carol E.2nd WAF Sqdn.APO 633, c/o PM, N. Y.

Feigner, Naomi R.(see Glasscock)

Gallaugher, Franklin H.Lake Charles Trust Co.Lake Charles, La.

Gardiner, Elizabeth S.(nee Betty Sherwood)1822 Laguna StreetSanta Barbara. Calif.

Classcock, Mrs. Rex D.(nee Naomi Feigner)812 ShelbySeattle 2, Wash.

Harrington, Bernard G.80-09 35th Ave.Jackson Heights, N. Y.Hughel, Lt. Col. Geo. (Bud)Hq., Second Air ForceBarksdale AFB, Louisiana

Kols, Henry J.2643 Oswego Ave.Baltimore 15, Md.

Kubly, Mrs. G. H.(nee Vara Christianson)3171/2 N. Van Buren Ave.Freeport, Ill.

Levitt, Moses39 Shelter LaneRosslyn HeightsLong Island, N. Y.

McIlnay, Col. Olin P.c/o TAG, USAFWashington 25, D. C.

Mickley, William B.MR

Moore, EugeneMR

Musselwhite, Lt. Col. Wm. B.MR

O'Connor, AnnaMR

--34464411. V-..O'Neill, Paul K.68 Burt StreetDorchester 24, Mass.

Prather, Louis E.MR

Race, Elizabeth F.MR

Reed, Lt. Col. Edwin7th Air DivisionAPO 125, c/o PM, N. Y.

Riggs, James R.2706 Bedford Ave.Raleigh, N. C.

Salisbury, Charles H.312 E. BrownBirmingham, Mich.

Snyder, GeorgeannaMR

Storms, Eleanor J.MR