scrapbook #1 - china 1 and 1984 reunion
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			[Scrapbook Cover.] China 1 - Plus 1984 Reunion
	1	ashv1p001	Page 1 - Full page view
	1	ashv1p001	Newspaper article; "N.C. Mountain Town Remembers Ship," by Dan McCurry.  Covers memorial program for USS Asheville, sunk on 1942/3/3.  Photo courtesy Naval Institute Proceedings.  [copyright protected]	n/a	Image Unavailable.
	1	ashv1p001a	Photo; Duke Deeg.	2.625" by 4"
	1	ashv1p001b	Photo; Fred Bitting, 1984.	2.25" by 3.5"
	1	ashv1p001c	Photo; Ferry in Hong Kong.	2.25" by 2.25"
	1	ashv1p001d	Photo; Duke Deeg, c. 1937	3.5" by 4.25"
	1	ashv1p001e	Photo; Fred Bitting, 1932.	2.5" by 3.375"
	1	ashv1p001f	Photo; Duke Deeg, c. 1937-38.	2.5" by 4"
	1	ashv1p001g	Photo; Duke Deeg (r) and two unnamed sailors.	2.625" by 2.75"
	1	ashv1p001h	Photo; Duke Deeg (c) and two unnamed sailors.	2.625" by 4"
	1	ashv1p001i	Photo; Duke Deeg, 1983.	2.75" by 2.5"
	1	ashv1p001j	Photo; M. O. Gray, c. 1983.	2" by 2.125"
	1	ashv1p00	Photo; Howard Parker, 1932.	1.5" by 2.5"
	1	ashv1p001h	Photo; Hank Sosvielle.	1.75" by 2"
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	2	ashv1p002a	Cover of USS Asheville Memorial Reunion program, August 21-23, 1984.	4" by 6"
	2	ashv1p002b	Photo; "Memorial wreath contributed by Captain Unmach, ex Asheville engineering officer	5.875" by 4"
	2	ashv1p002c	Newspaper clipping; "Sunday You Have Date with History," unknown author.  Previews Bill Moore's interview with Walter Ashe concerning the scrapbook he made for his sister.		no image
	2	ashv1p002d	Newspaper clipping; "USS Asheville," covers memorial service commemorating 43rd anniversary of the sinking of the USS Asheville		no image
	2	ashv1p002e	Page from USS Asheville Memorial Reunion program
	2	ashv1p002f	Photo; "Bill Hoffman and Leslie Knickerbocker being interviewed."	5" by 3.375"
			Page 3 - Full page view
	3	ashv1p003a	Photo; USS Asheville at Hamilton, Bermuda, 1922.	3.375" by 5.375"
	3	ashv1p003b	Photo; USS Asheville at Floriona, Malta, July, 1922.	3.375" by 5.375"
	3	ashv1p003c	Photo; "USS Asheville at time of commission."	10" by 7.875"
	3	ashv1p003d	Photo; "The #1 4inch 50 caliber gun on the forecastle."	3.375" by 2.25"
	3	ashv1p003e	Photo; "The open bridge with canvas walls, located over Captain's cabin, with the local awning furled."	5.25" by 3.75"
		ashv1p004	Page 4 - Full page view
	4	ashv1p004a	Photo; USS Asheville at Tientsin, China, 1924. [?Band?]	10.75" by 8"
	4	ashv1p004b	Photo; USS Asheville at Floriona, Malta, 1922.	3.375" by 5.25"
	4	ashv1p004c	Photo; USS Asheville at Aden, Arabia, 1922.	5.375" by 3.375"
	4	ashv1p004d	Photo; USS Asheville at Alexandria, Egypt, 1922.	5.375" by 3.375"
		ashv1p005	Page 5 - Full page view
	5	ashv1p005	Photo; USS Asheville at Bombay, India, 1922.	5.375" by 3.375"
	5	ashv1p005	Photo; USS Asheville dry docked at Hong Kong, 1923.	3.375" by 5.375"
	5	ashv1p005	Photo; USS Asheville at Swatow, China.	3.375" by 5.375"
	5	ashv1p005	Photo; Chinese boat. [?description?]	3.25" by 2.25"
	5	ashv1p005	Photo; Wash women at Canton, China.	2.5" by 3.25"
	5	ashv1p034	Photo; USS Asheville tied up to Germain Bund, Tientsin, China, 1924.	3.375" by 5.25"
	5	ashv1p035	Photo; USS Asheville in "full dress ship" for Italians.	6.375" by 4.5"
			Page 6 - Full page view
	6	ashv1p036	Photo; USS Asheville in Canton, China, 1924.  Commodore Adolphus Staton, commanding officer.	11.25" by 8"
	6	ashv1p037	Photo; USS Asheville in Cavite Navy Yard, Philippine Islands, 1936.	4.375" by 2.625"
	6	ashv1p038	Photo; USS Asheville at Balboa, 1931, C.Z. [?C.Z.?]	2.375" by 3.375"
	6	ashv1p039	Photo; Canton, China.	2.375" by 3.375"
	6	ashv1p040	Photo; USS Asheville dry docked in Hong Kong, 1923. [?Place/date?]	3.375" by 5.125"
	6	ashv1p041	Photo; Two unidentified sailors pose near the Asheville's rudder in Hong Kong, 1923.	3.375" by 5.125"
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	7	ashv1p007a	Photo; USS Asheville dry docked in Hong Kong, 1923.	3.375" by 5.125"
	7	ashv1p007a	Photo; Several unidentified sailors inspecting the Asheville's anchor in Hong Kong, 1923.	3.375" by 5.125"
	7	ashv1p007a	Photo; USS Asheville on "temporary duty "in Hong Kong, 1924.	10" by 6.25"
	7	ashv1p007a	Photo; USS Asheville and a "dockside boiler used for steam during overhaul coal burning."	2.75" by 4.5"
	7	ashv1p007a	Photo; the USS St. Paul (left) and the USS Asheville (right) in the Azor Islands, 1922.	6.75" by 4.625"
	8		Page 8 - Full page view [Newspaper -  copyright restricted]
	8	ashv1p047	Piece of cloth with "USS Asheville" stitched on it.
	8	ashv1p048	Photo; the USS Asheville. [?Date / place?]	9.5" by 6.875"
	8	ashv1p049	Photo; the USS Asheville "dry docked" at Olongapo, Philippine Islands., 1934.	7" by 4.875"
	8	ashv1p050	Photo; 4 inch, 50 calibre gun on USS Asheville in Tsingtao, China, 1923. [?gun correctly described?]	3.625" by 2.5"
	8	ashv1p051	Photo; USS Asheville at Balboa dry docks, 1931.	3.25" by 2.375"
	8	ashv1p052	Photo; Officers of USS Asheville, c. 1922-23.	5.25" by 3.25"
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	9	ashv1p009a	Photo; USS Asheville. [?date/place?]	3.375" by 2.5"
	9	ashv1p009b	Photo; USS Asheville at Taikoo docks, Hong Kong. [?date?]	4.375" by 2.5"
	9	ashv1p009c	Photo; Crew of the USS Asheville, Tientsin, China, 1925.	4.75" by 3.375"
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	10	ashv1p056	Photo; Crew of the USS Asheville, c. 1938. [?correct date?]	10" by 7.875"
	10	ashv1p057	Photo; Volpiansky's locker. [?date?]	4.375" by 2.5"
	10	ashv1p058	Photo; Shore patrol in Singapore, 1922: Hall, unidentified sailor, Reagan.	5.5" by 3.375"
	10	ashv1p059	Photo; Joe Chawlk after fight in Shanghai. [?date?]	2.75" by 4.5"
	10	ashv1p060	Photo; Three sailors working on the forecastle of the Asheville. [?date?]	2.25" by 3.375"
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	11	ashv1p061	Program and menu for 4th of July celebration on USS Asheville, 1933.
	11	ashv1p062	Photo; The crew of the USS Asheville, c.1930-1935.  Donated by Carl W. Beavin in memory of his father, Jame W. Beavin who died 1978/10/28.  Served on Asheville from 1930-35. [?year?	10" by 8"
	11	ashv1p063	Photo; Unknown sailors from the USS Asheville, c. 1922-1925. [?year?]	5.375" by 3.375"
	11	ashv1p064	Photo; Unknown sailors in Cairo, Egypt, 1922.	5.375" by 3.375"
	11	ashv1p065	Photo; Peak tram in Hong Kong, 1940.	2.375" by 3.375"
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	12	ashv1p066	Photo; USS Asheville. [?date/place?]	5.625" by 6.25"
	12	ashv1p067	Photo; Nanking Road in Shanghai, China. [?date?]	3.25" by 5.375"
	12	ashv1p068	Photo; Nanking Road in Shanghai, China. [?date?]	5.25: by 3.25"
	12	ashv1p069	Advertisement for the Sta. Ana Cabaret in Manila, Philippine Islands.
	12	ashv1p070	Photo; Nanking Road in Shangahi, China. [?date?]	5.375" by 3.25"
	12	ashv1p071	Advertisement for the Army/Navy YMCA in Manila, Philippine Islands.
			Page 13 - Full page view
	13	ashv1p072	Photo; unknown girl. [?name/date/place?]	4.125" by 2.5"
	13	ashv1p073	Photo; unknown girl, possibly with siblings. [same as above]	4.125" by 2.5"
	13	ashv1p074	Photo;  "Asheville's engineer force soccer team at end of 1934 season for winning ship's trophy."	9.75" by 7.125"
	13	ashv1p075	Photo; Nanking Road in Shanghai at night. [?date?]	3.325" by 4.75"
	13	ashv1p076	Photo; "The Bund," Shanghai at night. [?date?]	5.25" by 3.375"
	13	ashv1p077	Photo; "The Bund," Shanghai during the day.  [?date?]	5.25" by 3.375"
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	14	ashv1p078	Photo; Model of the USS Panay in the Navy Museum at the Washington Navy Yard. [?date?]	10" by 8"
	14	ashv1p079	Photo; James Lawrence in a [?    carriage?] at Cavite Navy Yard, Philippine Islands. [?date?]	4.375" by 2.625"
	14	ashv1p080	Photo; Street in Cavite Navy Yard, Philippine Islands.[?date?]	4.125" by 2.625"
	14	ashv1p081	Photo; Bm2c carriers. [Carrier name ?]	4.375" by 2.75"
	14	ashv1p082	Photo; Mess hall at Cavite Navy Yards, Philippine Islands.[?date?]	4.375" by 2.75"
	14	ashv1p083	Photo; Cavite Navy Yards, Philippine Islands.[?date?]	4.125" by 2.5"
	14	ashv1p084	Photo; Man carting water in Chefoo,. China.[?date?]	4.25" by 2.625"
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	15	ashv1p085	Photo; "Wardroom party in the USS Asheville wardroom, 1921 at Galveston, TX.  Back row, left to right:  unknown, Alfred L. Lind, Ens. and girl friend Alvina Ruehl, daughter of the brewmaster of local brewery, Lt. jg Anderson (Chief Engineer), Ens. Fillner's girl friend, Ens. Fillner, guest, guest.  Front row:  Lt. jg Sutton, guest, Harry Bloxam, Lt. jg (SC)	4.375" by 3.25"
	15	ashv1p086	Photo; Lading Force on USS Asheville are receiving instructions in use of weapons, c. 1937.[?date?]	4.375" by 2.625"
	15	ashv1p087	Photo; Family in boat.[?date? place ?]	2.875" by 1.875"
	15	ashv1p088	Photo; USS Asheville under construction in Charleston, SC, c.1919.	10" by 8"
	15	ashv1p089	Photo; Unidentified football team. [?Date, place, names ?]	5.125" by 3.125"
	15	ashv1p090	Photo; USS Asheville. [?date, place?	5.25" by 3.375"
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	16	ashv1p091	Program for the USS Asheville's Fourth of July celebration in Swatow, China, 1923.
	16	ashv1p092	Photo; Two unidentified sailors in a "sampan" in Canton, China.[?date/place?]	4.375" by 2.75"
	16	ashv1p093	Program for the USS Asheville's Christmas celebration in Canton, China, 1923.
	16	ashv1p094	Photo; Chinese girl, "Margaret." [?date?]	2.625" by 4.375"
	16	ashv1p095	Photo; 50 caliber machine gun on USS Asheville. [?date? place?]	2.375" by 2.25"
	16	ashv1p096	Photo; Ashe and "Bessie" in Shanghai, China. [?date?]	2.375" by 4.125"
	16	ashv1p097	Photo; "Bessie" in Shanghai, China. [?date?]	2.75" by 4.25"
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	17	ashv1p098	Photo; Amoy Harbor in Canton, China. [?date?]	3.25" by 2.25"
	17	ashv1p099	Photo; "Showing the colors" on the USS Asheville, during the Japanese invasion of China in 1937. [China ?]	4.125" by 2.25"
	17	ashv1p100	Ashe's first Navy rating; Storekeeper Third Class.
	17	ashv1p101	Photo; Tom Dorton, served on the Asheville from 1936-38.	2.625" by 2.5"
	17	ashv1p102	Pamphlet with drawing of USS Asheville and the China coast. [date?]
	17	ashv1p103	Photo; Four sailors on USS Asheville. [?Leo ?/ date? place?]	2.5" by 4.5"
	17	ashv1p104	Program for the USS Asheville's Christmas celebration in Hong Kong, 1937.
	17	ashv1p105	Pamphlet wishing sailors aboard the Asheville "season's greetings" and a "happy Xmas."  A small poem is included on the pamphlet, with "Chinese" writing.
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	18	ashv1p106	Program; 1924/2/22, in Canton, China.
	18	ashv1p107	Photo; The USS Asheville in the Cavite Navy Yards, Philippine Islands.[?date?]	4.875" by 2.75"
	18	ashv1p108	Program for the USS Asheville's Fourth of July celebration, 1923.
	18	ashv1p109	Photo; Ashe firing one of the Asheville's 50 caliber machine guns. [?date?]	4.625" by 2.625"
	18	ashv1p110	Photo; A life buoy at the Cavite Navy Yard, Philippine Islands.[?date?]	2.625" by 4.375"
	18	ashv1p111	Photo; Engineers' mess tables on board the USS Asheville. [?date?]	2.625" by 4.375"
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	19	ashv1p112	Photo; The USS Asheville's 4" "aft" gun. [?date?]	4.375" by 2.125"
	19	ashv1p113	Photo; Ashe "saluting" with one of the Asheville's 4" inch guns. [?date? place?]	4.125" by 2.625"
	19	ashv1p114	Photo; Ashe in his "combat gear" aboard the Asheville. [?date?]	2.625" by 4.375"
	19	ashv1p115	Photo; Great Wall of China.	10.125" by 7.625"
	19	ashv1p116	Photo; Unidentified sailor seated at the mess tables aboard the USS Asheville[?date?].	2.625" by 4.375"
	19	ashv1p117	Photo; Unidentified sailors seated at the mess tables aboard the USS Asheville. [?date?]	2.625" by 4.125"
	19	ashv1p118	Photo; United States gunboat, the USS Villa Lobos on the Yangtze River, China.	5.265" by 3.5"
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	20	ashv1p119	Photo; Sailors from the USS Asheville pose in front of the Sphinx in Cairo, Egypt, 1922/7/19.  Top row, from left to right:  Weld, Sea; Campbell, W.R.C.; Williams, Yeo 2/c; Knickerbocker, BM2c; McGrew, Sea; Wellman, Sea; Cypek, Eng 2c; Pullin, Sea; unknown, Eng 2c; Cassidy, C. Yeo; unknown, Bsmth 2c; Steiner, C.B.M.; Jackson, C. Yeo.  Front row, left to right:  Bixby, SM3c; Speisee, GM2c; Davenport, GM3c; Jones, Fc3c; Flanigan SC2c; Jansury, Bkr 3/c; Cronmiller, Cox; Owen, Sea.  The two men with turbines are their guides.	9.5" by 7"
	20	ashv1p120	Photo; Road overlooking beach in Philippine Islands.	4.875" by 3.5"
	20	ashv1p121	Photo; Chow line aboard the USS Henderson.	3.5" by 2.5"
	20	ashv1p122	Photo; Tom Dorton and Walter Ashe in front of the Abella Hotel in Pagsanjan Falls, Philippine Islands, c. 1937-38.	2.5" by 4.5"
	20	ashv1p123	Photo; Tom Dorton and Walter Ashe pose with native Filipinos in fron the Abella Hotel in Pagsanjan Falls, Philippine Islands, c.1937-38.	2.5" by 2.625"
	20	ashv1p124	Photo; Dorton, Ashe, and five unidentified sailors pose for a photo in Pagsanjan Falls, Philippine Islands, c. 1937-38.	2.5" by 4.5"
	20	ashv1p125	Photo; Tom Dorton poses with a native girl at Pagsanjan Falls, Philippine Islands, c. 1937-38.	2.5" by 4.5"
	20	ashv1p126	Photo; Ashe poses with a skull at Pagsanjan Falls, Philippine Islands, c. 1937-38.	2.5" by 4.5"
	20	ashv1p127	Photo; Japanese plans fly over the Asheville during an attack on Fort Swatow, China, c. 1937.	4" by 2.5"
	20	ashv1p128	Photo; View from the Asheville of the Japanese attack on Fort Swatow, China.	4" by 2.5"
	20	ashv1p129	Photo; Japanese plans fly over the Asheville during their attack on Fort Swatow, China in 1937.	4" by 2.5"
	20	ashv1p130	Photo; Harbor in Shanghai, China.	4.5" by 2.5"
	20	ashv1p131	Photo; View from the Asheville of Japanese attack on Fort Swatow, China, 1937.	4" by 2.5"
	20	ashv1p132	Photo; Japanese bombing Fort Swatow, China, 1937.	4" by 2.5"
	20	ashv1p133	View of Fort Swatow, China from the decks of the Asheville.	4" by 2.5"
	20	ashv1p134	Fort Swatow, China being bombed by Japanese planes.	4" by 2.5"
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	21	ashv1p135	Sailors Duke Deeg, Langham, and Casscles on the USS Asheville.	4" by 2.5"
	21	ashv1p136	Sailors relaxing at noon on the "fantail" of the USS Asheville.	4" by 2.5"
	21	ashv1p137	Ashe boating on the Pansangan River, Philippine Islands, 1937.	4.375" by 2.5"
	21	ashv1p138	Ashe and Roy Langseth on the Asheville.	2.25" by 3.25"
	21	ashv1p139	Ashe, Duke Deeg, and Peck on the Asheville.	2.625" by 4.25"
	21	ashv1p140	Roy Langseth exercising on the Asheville.	2.5" by 4.25"
	21	ashv1p141	Lemay and Trembley below deck on the Asheville.	2.25" by 3.375"
	21	ashv1p142	Ashe writing home on the Asheville.	2.625" by 4.25"
	21	ashv1p143	Roy Langseth goofing around with mops on deck of the Asheville.	2.5" by 4.25"
	21	ashv1p144	Chinese river boat.	2.25" by 4.25"
	21	ashv1p145	Lutz posing on deck of the Asheville.	2.5" by 4.25"
	21	ashv1p146	Unknown photograph
	21	ashv1p147	Ashe poses next to a cannon at the Naval Training Center in San Diego, CA, 1935.	2.5" by 2.875"
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	22	ashv1p148	Chinese river boats in Canton, China.	4.325" by 2.625"
	22	ashv1p149	Engineers' compartment on the USS Asheville.	4.325" by 2.625"
	22	ashv1p150	M.R Optiz Fulton, served on the USS Asheville from 1933-35.	1.625" by 3.325"
	22	ashv1p151	Cable car in Hong Kong.	2.25" by 3.25"
	22	ashv1p152	Notice to the crew of the USS Asheville concerning venereal prophylaxis.  According to this notice the Asheville had the highest rate of venereal for ships of its class.
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	23	ashv1p153	The Pearl River.  At 2200 kilometers, it is the longest river in China.	4.325" by 2.5"
	23	ashv1p154	Deck of the USS Asheville at Swatow, China.	3.5" by 2.325"
	23	ashv1p155	Richard McKenna, author of "The Sand Pebbles".	4" by 2.625"
	23	ashv1p156	Ralph Danklefsen.	2.25" by 2.5"
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	24	ashv1p157	Eugene Mayer, first Secretary/Treasurer of SCPAF.	5.75" by 4"
	24	ashv1p158	Display case at Navy Historical Museum, Washington Navy Yard,  containing model of the USS Panay.	4" by 3"
	24	ashv1p159	Display case at Navy Historical Museum, Washington Navy Yard.	3.875" by 3.25"
	24	ashv1p160	Photo of "Junk" boat, taken from electric shop of the USS Asheville, 1931.	4.875" by 6.875"
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	25	ashv1p161	USS Asheville going up the Peal River to Canton, China.	3.625" by 2.5"
	25	ashv1p162	Farmer in Swatow, China.	4.25" by 2.625"
	25	ashv1p163	Photo of Panay stores officer who shot himself with a .45 caliber pistol in Shanghai, Feb-May, 1937.	3.325" by 4.25"
	25	ashv1p164	Landing force drill on the USS Asheville.	4.125" by 2.5"
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	26	ashv1p165	Rear Admiral Kemp Tolley, United States Navy (retired).	3.5" by 4.625"
	26	ashv1p166	Tolley, after successful fishing trip.	3.5" by 5.325"
	26	ashv1p167	Tolley and his family wish you a "Happy 1991".	8.5" by 10.875"
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	27	ashv1p168	Sailors take time off to swim at a waterfall.	2.5" by 4.125"
	27	ashv1p169	Tom Dorton and Ashe pose in front of the Abella Hotel on the Philippine Islands.	2.625" by 4.325"
	27	ashv1p170	USS Asheville tied up to German bund, Tientsin, China, 1924.	4" by 3.325"
	27	ashv1p171	Commander J.O. Richardson, Commanding Officer of the USS Asheville, 1922.	3.325" by 5"
	27	ashv1p172	Walter Vogel, served on the Asheville from 1939 to 1941.	3.25" by 4.875"
	27	ashv1p173	Commander Richardson.	3.325" by 5.325"
	27	ashv1p174	Newspaper article reporting the death of E.F. (Ed) Gingle, former U.S. Navy Chief Petty Officer and the owner of a popular Hong Kong restaurant.
	27	ashv1p175	Unknown group of sailors on the USS Asheville. [?date?	5.325" by 3.25"
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	28	ashv1p176	Officers of the USS Asheville, 1921.	5.125" by 3.325"
	28	ashv1p177	Cdr. Richardson, "C.O. that took the USS Asheville to China through the Suez Canal for the first time in 1922.  He later became C in C, US fleet."   -Walter Ashe	3.5" by 5.325"
	28	ashv1p178	Ensign Lind on the USS Maine.	2.625" by 4.5"
	28	ashv1p179	Commissioning Officers - USS Asheville (PG-21), 1920/7/6.  "Ens. Lind, the oldest living known member (86) is on the right.  Notice the old style officers uniforms."
	28	ashv1p180	Capt. Lind, Former Ensign (right).  Died 1987/1/16 at Minneapolis, MN.	9.5" by 6"
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	29	ashv1p181	Newspaper photo by The San Diego Union of the USS Asheville in Hong Kong, 1933.  Quote in caption reads:  "She was a maddening, comical, irritating, pathetic ship."
	29	ashv1p182	Newspaper clipping; "Two Memphis Boys on USS Asheville."  Details story of A.A. Hubbard and James Howard Watkins, lost at sea after sinking of the Asheville.
	29	ashv1p183	Newspaper article by Capt. Gordon F. Ogilvie, USMC (Ret.), describing the USS Asheville.
	29	ashv1p184	Painting of the USS Asheville.
	29	ashv1p185	Duke Deeg on the USS Asheville.
	29	ashv1p186	Two sailors from the Asheville almost fight in Swatow, China.
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	30	ashv1p187	Newspaper article from "The New York Tribune" covering the sinking of the Asheville off the coast of Java.
	30	ashv1p188	Newspaper article about Lieut. Lion Tyler Miles, missing in action after sinking of the Asheville.
	30	ashv1p189	The crew of the USS Sacramento.	10" by 8"
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	31	ashv1p190	Shore Patrol orders for the crew of the Asheville.
	31	ashv1p191	Three sailors pose for a picture while a Filipino man changes flat tire suffered en route from Cavite to Manila, Philippine Islands.	4.325" by 2.625"
	31	ashv1p192	Ashe poses with Chinese man in front of opium pen in Hong Kong.	2.5" by 3.325"
	31	ashv1p193	List of men eligible for promotion on the Asheville, 1937/4/12.
	31	ashv1p194	PO2 Y. Ying.	2.875" by 3.875"
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	32	ashv1p195	The HJMS Idzumo, Shanghai.	4.325" by 2.5"
	32	ashv1p196	"Long glass liberty" on bridge of the Asheville, China, 1933.	4.325" by 2.5"
	32	ashv1p197	Ashe in Cavite, Philippine Islands, 1938.	4.875" by 3.5"
	32	ashv1p198	"Young Frank Douglas at aft emergency steering station.	2.5" by 3.25"
	32	ashv1p199	Newspaper clipping detailing the story of the "sweetheart of the Yangtze Patrol."
	32	ashv1p200	Hobart Albee.	2.5" by 3.125"
	32	ashv1p201	Two sailors scrub the smoke stack of the Asheville, 1936.	2.625" by 4.25"
	32	ashv1p202	Sailors scrub the decks of the Asheville, 1936.  Note the garbage chute at the right.	4.5" by 2.125"
	32	ashv1p203	Jim Humes.	3.325" by 5.875"
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	33	ashv1p204	Four sailors from the Asheville pose at Sun Yet Sen tomb in 1933.  Left to right: Sandlin (later murdered in Hong Kong), Lanlin, Wilson, Harry Parker.	6.75" by 4.75"
	33	ashv1p205	Captain's gig for the USS Asheville.	2.75" by 4.325"
	33	ashv1p206	L to R: Parker, Wilson, Sandlin, Lanlin on steps of Sun Yet Sen tomb, 1933.	2.75" by 2.875"
	33	ashv1p207	Four sailors peal apples on deck of the Asheville.	4.325" by 2.5"
	33	ashv1p208	Joe Berry and his girlfriend.	2.5" by 4.25"
	33	ashv1p209	Three sailors scrub the rigging of the Asheville.	2.625" by 4.325"
	33	ashv1p210	Jim Humes.	2.125" by 3.125"
	33	ashv1p211	Engineers whaleboat crew from the Asheville resting onshore.	4.325" by 2.625"
	33	ashv1p212	Engineers whaleboat crew rowing to shore.  Front to Back: Spencer, Joe Chawlk, unknown, Lemay, Erickson, Lawrence.	4.325" by 2.625"
	33	ashv1p213	Small article announcing the Asheville's winning of the "Gunnery Trophy" for 1922-23, awarded to the gunboat that attains the highest merit in gunnery of any vessel of the Gunboat Class.
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	34	ashv1p214	1984 Reunion.
	34	ashv1p215	1984 Reunion.
	34	ashv1p216	1984 Reunion.
	34	ashv1p217	1984 Reunion.
	34	ashv1p218	1984 Reunion.
			Page 35 - Full page view
	35	ashv1p219	Statement made by Joe Sam Sisk regarding the death of Fred Lewis Brown, only survivor of the sinking of the Asheville, in a Japanese POW camp.  Sisk came to know Brown during their imprisonment together in Makassar, Celebese.
	35	ashv1p220	Reprint of Fred Lewis Brown's last letter to his sister, 1942/2/15.
	35	ashv1p221	"Fred as a recruit petty officer at Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, IL."	5" by 6.875"
	35	ashv1p222	Fred in 6th grade.	2.325" by 3.5"
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	36	ashv1p223	Reprint of ad in the "Asheville Citizen-Times" for the USS Asheville Memorial Reunion, August 21-22, 1984.
	36	ashv1p224	Ad from "Leatherneck Magazine" for the USS Asheville Memorial Reunion.
	36	ashv1p225	Newspaper ad for the USS Asheville Memorial Reunion.
	36	ashv1p226	Julian P. Breillatt, LCDR. MSCN, USN (Ret.) on the Asheville, 1923-24.	2.5" by 3"
	36	ashv1p227	Julian P. Breillatt in 1984.	2.5" by 3"
	36	ashv1p228	Reprint of ad in the "National AMVET" for the USS Asheville Memorial Reunion.
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	37	ashv1p229	Article from the 1986/3/3 "Asheville Citizen-Times" remembering the 44th anniversary of the sinking of the USS Asheville.
	37	ashv1p230	Article from the 1986/3/3 "Asheville Citizen-Times" covering ex-sailors observances of the sinking.
	37	ashv1p231	Ex-sailors at the 1984 reunion, left to right, standing: M.O. Gray, Tom Dorton, Tom Cunningham, Walter Ashe, Jim Harvey, David Tew.  Seated, left to right: Charles Griffin, Murphy Howard, Hobart Albee.	5.25" by 3.5"
	37	ashv1p232	Reunion Banquet, 1984.  Ashe is seated to the left of the speaker.	5" by 2.5"
	37	ashv1p233	Reunion Banquet, 1984.  Ashe (far left) and other guests pose with the memorial plaque.	5" by 2.5"
	37	ashv1p234	Reunion Banquet, 1984.	5" by 2.5"
	37	ashv1p235	Reunion Banquet, 1984.	5" by 2.5"
	37	ashv1p236	Reunion Banquet, 1984.	5" by 2.5"
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	38	ashv1p237	Captain C.R. Piersee, Commander Naval Readiness Command Region Seven was the guest speaker at the 1st Reunion in Asheville, NC.	4" by 4.875"
	38	ashv1p238	Tom Dorton, served on the Asheville from 1936-38.	3.5" by 3.5"
	38	ashv1p239	Roy Langseth, served on the Asheville from 1935-37.	2.75" by 2.5"
	38	ashv1p240	Lt. JG P.P. Callaway, S.O. Asheville.	3" by 3"
	38	ashv1p241	"Stars and Stripes" article on Fred Lewis Brown and his two sisters, 1984/12/20.
			Page 39 - Full page view
	39	ashv1p242	Hobart Albee, served on the Asheville from 1938-39.	5" by 6.875"
	39	ashv1p243	Newspaper clipping announcing the death of Frank Douglas, who served on the Asheville from 1930-34.
	39	ashv1p244	Commander Willis and Frank Douglas.	3.625" by 3.5"
	39	ashv1p245
	39	ashv1p246	Charles Griffin in 1984; served on the Asheville 1938-39.	2" by 3.5"
	39	ashv1p247	Harriet Longardner and Irene DeBolt, sisters of lone survivor Fred Brown.	3.325" by 2.75"
	39	ashv1p248	Leslie R. Knickerbocker's grave marker; served on Asheville 1922-25.	5" by 3.25"
	39	ashv1p249	Gilbert M. Smith.  Boarded Asheville late February 1942 to get paid.  Last living man that walked the decks of the Asheville, attached to USS Lark.	4.125" by 6.625"
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	40	ashv1p250	Leslie R. Knickerbocker, served on the Asheville 1922-25.	1.5" by 2.125"
	40	ashv1p251	Leslie R. Knickerbocker.	3.325" by 5.325"
	40	ashv1p252	Leslie R. Knickerbocker.	3.325" by 5.325"
	40	ashv1p253	Program for Leslie Knickerbocker's Memorial Service, 1989.
	40	ashv1p254	Leslie R. Knickerbocker.
	40	ashv1p255	Leslie R. Knickerbocker, 1984.	5.5" by 8.325"
	40	ashv1p256	Leslie R. Knickerbocker and ?	3.25" by 5"
			Page 41 - Full page view
	41	ashv1p257	List of officers and crew lost in the sinking of the USS Asheville PG-21 by Japanese naval forces on March 3, 1942, 250 miles south of Java.  The name of Fred Brown is not shown as he was the only survivor, but died in 1945 at a Japanese prison camp.
	41	ashv1p258	John Heinz, served on the Asheville 1939-40.	5.875" by 4"
	41	ashv1p259	Newspaper article (original) on ceremony for the Asheville in 1984.
			Page 42 - Full page view
	42	ashv1p260	Newspaper article (original and copied) detailing the story of the USS Asheville.
	42	ashv1p261	"Our Tour of the Famous Biltmore House"  Ex-sailors and their wives on their tour of the Biltmore House.	7.875" by 9.875"
			Page 43 - Full page view
	43	ashv1p262	Stars and Stripes article covering the coming reunion in 1984.
	43	ashv1p263	Newspaper article (reprint) on ceremony for the Asheville in 1984.
	43	ashv1p264	J.R. Sloan, 1938.	2.5" by 3.25"
			Page 44 - Full page view
	44	ashv1p265	Commander Willis and Chaplain Fowler at the USS Asheville memorial celebration in City Hall, 1985/3/3.	3.5" by 3.5"
	44	ashv1p266	Commander Cliff Willis, Navy Reserve Center.	3.5" by 2.5"
	44	ashv1p267	Chaplain Fowler, the Navy Chaplain.	3.5" by 2.5"
	44	ashv1p268	Newspaper article (copy) on Walter Vogel, who served on the Asheville from 1939-41.
	44	ashv1p269	Newspaper clipping (original) covering the naming of a committee to plan the USS Asheville Memorial Reunion in 1984.  Includes the naming of Walter Ashe as chairman.
	44	ashv1p270	Newspaper photo; JROTC cadet plays the national anthem at the USS Asheville Meorial Reunion in 1984.
			Page 45 - Full page view
	45	ashv1p271	Newspaper clipping (copy) covering the ceremony for the USS Asheville in 1984.
	45	ashv1p272	Newspaper photo and clipping (copy) showing Walter Ashe next to a sign announcing the 1984 memorial reunion for the USS Asheville.
	45	ashv1p273	Copy of the sign announcing the 1984 reunion.
			Page 46 - Full page view
	46	ashv1p274	Commander Cliff Willis, commanding officer of the Naval Reserve Center in Asheville, NC.	5" by 3.325"
	46	ashv1p275	Newspaper article (copy) on the launching of the USS Asheville in 1918.
	46	ashv1p276	Newspaper article (copy) on the naming and subsequent christening of the Asheville at Charleston, SC in 1918.
	46	ashv1p277	Walter Ashe stands with plaque commemorating the Asheville in 1984.	3.5" by 5.125"
	46	ashv1p278	Copy of poem dedicated to the USS Asheville upon its christening.
	46	ashv1p279	Michael Keenan, of Asheville Industries, donated the Memorial Bronze plaque and the Farewell Banquet.	3.325" by 4.875"
	46	ashv1p280	The Mark Pruett Band at Bill Stanley's Barbecue restaurant, playing "Anchors Aweigh" in bluegrass.	5" by 3.325"
			Page 47 - Full page view
	47	ashv1p281	Invitation from the city of Asheville to members of the USS Asheville inviting them to the 1984 memorial service for the ship.
			Page 48 - Full page view
	48	ashv1p282	Excerpt on Lion G. Miles, son of Lieutenant Lion Tyler Miles, Executive Officer of the Asheville during its sinking.
	48	ashv1p283	Newspaper article (copy) on the USS Asheville and its original design for the waters of Central America.  Includes comments by Leslie Knickerbocker, who served on the ship from 1922-25.
			Page 49 - Full page view
	49	ashv1p284	Newspaper clipping (copy) covering the ceremony for the USS Asheville in 1984.
	49	ashv1p285	Billboard advertising the 1984 USS Asheville Memorial Reunion.  Contributed by Naegele Advertising Co.	5.125" by 3.5"
	49	ashv1p286	Stars and Stripes article (copy) on the 1984 memorial service for the USS Asheville.
	49	ashv1p287	Newspaper article (copy) on the upcoming USS Asheville memorial reunion in 1984.
			Page 50 - Full page view
	50	ashv1p288	John Cheek in 1937.  Served on the Asheville's sister ship, the USS Tulsa.	5" by 7.325"
	50	ashv1p289	John Cheek in 1984.	2" by 3.325"
	50	ashv1p290	Clyde Albee, died in the sinking of the Asheville, 1942/3/3.	2.325" by 3.25"
	50	ashv1p291	Newspaper article (copy) on the sinking of the USS Asheville, 1945.
			Page 51- Full page view
	51	ashv1p292	Flyer/Schedule of Events for the USS Asheville memorial reunion in 1984.
	51	ashv1p293	George Matta, served on the Asheville 1933-35.	2.875" by 3"
	51	ashv1p294	Invitation from Asheville Industries Inc. for the USS Asheville memorial reunion in 1984.
	51	ashv1p295	Walter Ashe speaking at the memorial reunion in 1984.	10" by 6.625"
			page 52 - Full page view
	52	ashv1p296	A "Thank You" from Walter Ashe to those who supported the 1984 memorial reunion.
	52	ashv1p297	Letter from the Asheville Citizen-Times Publishing Company containing information about the 1984 memorial reunion.
			Page 53 - Full page view
	53	ashv1p298	Jim Harvey (USS Asheville, 1937-40) and Tom Dorton (1936-38).	3.325" by 3.325"
	53	ashv1p299	Walter Ashe and Bill Cecil, (who donated the personally guided tour of the Biltmore House).	4.5" by 3.325"
	53	ashv1p300	Walter Ashe and his wife, Adelaide, pose with the plaque commemorating the 160 sailors who lost their lives in the sinking of the Asheville.	3.325" by 2.875"
	53	ashv1p301	The Arrival Cocktail party for the memorial reunion, sponsored by Asheville Merchants Assoc.  From left to right:  Tom Dorton, Charles Griffin, Adelaide Ashe, Dorthy Dorton, Walter Ashe, and Henry Sosvielle.	4.5" by 3.325"
	53	ashv1p302	Leslie Knickerbocker and other ex-sailors from the Asheville talk during the memorial reunion. [?At memorial reunion?]	4.325" by 3.5"
	53	ashv1p303	Jim Brownfield in 1984, served on the USS Tulsa, 1941-43.	2.325" by 3.5"
	53	ashv1p304	Jim Brownfield in 1984.	2.75" by 3.5"
	53	ashv1p305	Arrival Cocktail party, from left to right:  Walter Ashe, Murphy Howard, Irene DeBolt, Adelaide Ashe, Bob Beard (Asheville Citizen-Times), Jim Presley (Asheville Merchants Assoc.).	5.125" by 3.325"
	53	ashv1p306	Asheville High School's Honor Guard and high school band at the dedication ceremony.	5" by 3.325"
	53	ashv1p307	Walter Ashe and George Matta at the dedication ceremony.	3.25" by 2.875"
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	54	ashv1p308	Newspaper article (original) from 1984/9/1, describing the large amount of feedback received for the Asheville reunion.
	54	ashv1p309	Newspaper article (copy) covering the 1984 reunion in its planning stages, 1984/5/22.
	54	ashv1p310	Banquet at the 1984 reunion.	9.875" by 5.75"
	54	ashv1p311	Former crew members of the Asheville at the 1984 reunion.	5" by 2.325"
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	55	ashv1p312	The story of Fred Lewis Brown, sole survivor of the Asheville's sinking on 1942/3/3.
	55	ashv1p313	New York Herald Tribune headline (copy) declaring the loss of a gunboat (the Asheville) in the Java Sea, 1942/3/22.
	55	ashv1p314	Newspaper article (copy) announcing the 1984 USS Asheville reunion, 1984/4/19.
	55	ashv1p315	Copy of a photograph of Jim Harvey and Tom Dorton, c.1937-38.
	55	ashv1p316	Newspaper clipping (original) from Saginaw County announcing the loss of Wallace Bunker, sailor aboard the Asheville.
	55	ashv1p317	Newspaper clipping (original) with accompanying picture of Wallace Bunker, announcing his loss at sea aboard the Asheville.
	55	ashv1p318	Newspaper clipping (original) reporting that Captain Kenneth M. Hoeffel, commander of the Asheville, was not aboard the vessel during its sinking.
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	56	ashv1p319	Newspaper article (original) on the setup of the Asheville reunion, 1984/5/13.
	56	ashv1p320	Newspaper photograph of the USS Asheville.
	56	ashv1p321	Newspaper clipping (original) announcing that Lion Miles, son of the Asheville's XO during the sinking, will speak at the reunion, 1984, 5/15.
	56	ashv1p322	Newspaper clipping (original) announcing that Miles will speak at the Enka Lake Club, 1984/5/23.
	56	ashv1p323	Newspaper clipping (copy) announcing the sinking of the Asheville, based on Japanese radio broadcasts.
	56	ashv1p324	Howard and Evelyn Trimble.  Howard served on the Asheville from 1931-34.
			Page 57 - Full page view
	57	ashv1p325	Newspaper article (original) detailing the last voyage of the USS Asheville.
	57	ashv1p326	Newspaper article (original, continued) detailing the last voyage of the USS Asheville.
			Page 58 - Full page view
	58	ashv1p327	New York Herald Tribune headline with accompanying article (copies) on the sinking of the Asheville, 1942/3/3.
	58	ashv1p328	Newspaper article (original) from 1984/9/1, describing the large amount of feedback received for the Asheville reunion.
	58	ashv1p329	Newspaper clipping announcing a meeting for the planning of the 1984 USS Asheville memorial reunion.
	58	ashv1p330	Newspaper clipping announcing that more mail has arrived in Asheville concerning the reunion, including letters from former crew members Leslie Knickerbocker, Charles Griffin, and Howard Trimble.
	58	ashv1p331	Flyer from "Men's Garden Club of Asheville" welcoming former crew members of the USS Asheville, 1984/8/20-22.
	58	ashv1p332	Newspaper article (original) announcing the loss of the Asheville during enemy action near Java.
	58	ashv1p333	Newspaper clipping (original) referring to the detailed account of the reunion contained in the 1984/12/20 issue of The Stars and Stripes, 1985/1/20.
	58	ashv1p334	Newspaper article (copy) announcing the the sinking of the Asheville.
	58	ashv1p335	Notice placed by Walter Ashe in The Retired Voices, 1984/1, asking for "info on personnel or activities from Dec. 7, 1941 to March 3, 1942 for story on the last days of the Asheville."
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	59	ashv1p336	Letter from W.H. Hofman to the editor of the Asheville Citizen, expressing his thanks for the "hospitality extended to [him] by the citizens of Asheville" during the reunion for the Asheville.
	59	ashv1p337	Plaque dedicated to the 160 men who lost their lives during the sinking of the Asheville.	8" by 5.25"
	59	ashv1p338	Printed copy of the memorial plaque dedicated to the Asheville.
	59	ashv1p339	The Mark Pruett Band at Bill Stanley's Barbecue restaurant.	5" by 2.325"
	59	ashv1p340	Michael Keenan, who donated the bronze plaque dedicated to the Asheville and her crew members.	3.325" by 3.5"
	59	ashv1p341	Walter Ashe stands with the memorial plaque.	2.75" by 3.5"
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	60	ashv1p342	Newspaper article (original) describing a story that tells how "Roosevelt tried to provoke [the] Japanese" before World War II.
	60	ashv1p343	Mayor Larry McDevitt, who proclaimed March 3rd of every year the USS Asheville memorial day.	3.125" by 4.125"
	60	ashv1p344	Proclamation signed by Mayor McDevitt for USS Asheville memorial day, 1984/8/21.
			Page 61 - Full page view
	61	ashv1p345	Banquet menu for the 1984 memorial reunion.
	61	ashv1p346	Photo of an illustration at the memorial reunion detailing the last voyage of the USS Asheville.	3.875" by 6"
	61	ashv1p347	Walter Ashe speaking at the memorial reunion.	4.875" by 3.325"
	61	ashv1p348	Ashe and others look through photos during the memorial weekend.	5.125" by 3.325"
	61	ashv1p349	Navy Chaplain Fowler speaking at the 1984 reunion.	4.875" by 3.5"
	61	ashv1p350	Audience members watching the 1984 memorial plaque dedication.	5" by 3.325"
	61	ashv1p351	Billboard announcing the 1984 Asheville memorial reunion, 8/21-23.
	61	ashv1p352	Table at the 1984 banquet.	5.75" by 3.5"
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	62	ashv1p353	"Stars and Stripes" article (copy) giving a brief history of the Asheville as well as promoting the 1984 reunion, 1984/7/26.	4.5" by 3.5"
	62	ashv1p354	Dan McCurry, editor of the "Stars and Stripes."	4.325" by 3.25"
	62	ashv1p355	Susanna and Walter Vogel, who served on the Asheville from 1939-41.	4.325" by 3.325"
	62	ashv1p356	Newspaper clipping (copy) giving information about the 1984 memorial reunion.
	62	ashv1p357	Harry Parker, served on the Asheville from 1931-34.	2.75" by 2.75"
	62	ashv1p358	Lt. Lion T. Miles, X.O. on the Asheville.  Died when ship was sunk by Japanese on 1942/3/3.	4.875" by 3.5"
	62	ashv1p359	Tom Dorton, served on the Asheville from 1936-38.	4.325" by 3.5"
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	63	ashv1p360	Newspaper article (copy) reflecting on the launch of the USS Asheville, 1935/5/12.
	63	ashv1p361	Illustration of the Asheville surrounded by Chinese flatboats.
	63	ashv1p362	Newspaper clipping (original) announcing a meeting to plan the 1984 memorial reunion.
	63	ashv1p363	Walter Ashe's forward storeroom on the Asheville.	4.325" by 2.625"
	63	ashv1p364	David Tew, who served on the Asheville from 1939-41.	3.25" by 3.5"
	63	ashv1p365	Newspaper article (original) announcing the naming of the USS Asheville memorial reunion committee.
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	64	ashv1p366	Newspaper article (original) covering the last days of the Asheville as well as the saga of its only survivor, Fred Lewis Brown. [Partial article, first part is missing.]
	64	ashv1p367	Newspaper article (copy) covering the origin of the ship and its launching, 1918/7/5.
	64	ashv1p368	The USS Asheville, circa the late 1910's.	3.325" by 2"
	64	ashv1p369	Newspaper article (copy) on the Asheville's launch, 1918/7/4.
	64	ashv1p370	Newspaper article (copy) on the Asheville's launch, 1918/7/5.
			Page 65 - Full page view
	65	ashv1p371	Michael Keenan (r) shakes hands with Asheville's Vice Mayor Wilhemina Bratton during the dedication ceremony, 1984/8/23.
	65	ashv1p372	Terry and Bud Harvey, who served on the Asheville from 1937-40.	3.325" by 4.125"
	65	ashv1p373	Program for the August 23rd dedication ceremony.
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	66	ashv1p374	Memorial reunion's program expressing thanks to various citizens, businesses, and organizations.
	66	ashv1p375	???	4.325" by 3.5"
	66	ashv1p376	???	4.325" by 3.5"
	66	ashv1p377	Arthur Dale Waters celebrates his 74th birthday, 1994.	3.625" by 3.5"
	66	ashv1p378	Walter Ashe on the USS Henderson training for a boxing match on the way to China, 1936.	2.625" by 4.25"
	66	ashv1p379	Michael Keenan, Commander Willis and others pose during the memorial reunion.	4.5" by 3.325"