EARLY BIRDS GO TO LONG BEACH, 1973

EARLY BIRDS AT LONG BEACH Standing L to R -- Wilber, Young, Bates, Edgerly, Kimball, Clark, Torrey, Warren, Holtzem, Leon Canady, Claverie, Buel Canady, Spencer, Wheaton, Addems, Marshall, Page, Broadwick, Diehl, Messer, Hutchinson, Nichols, Krull, deHart, and Laird. Kneeling -- Hodgdon, Garber, Sinclair, Willard, Loening, Holderman, Carter and Wysong.

 

OUR FORTY-FOURTH REUNION October 11 - 13, 1973 By Paul E. Garber We had a delightful time, all 35 of us - the largest number of Birds at a Reunion since 1965 when we had 48 at Dayton. In addition at Long Beach there were about 45 relatives and friends. Our headquarters was that luxurious, beautiful and majestic liner, the "Queen Mary." If I go on raving about that magnificent ship, I'll delay getting to the story of our Reunion, so I'll describe the "Queen" in another article. To be Continued.            .             From The Early Birds of Aviation CHIRP January 1974, Number 80

 

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