The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 16, 1947, Page 5

SHuRspay, JANUARY 16, 1947 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN : PAGE & Submarine Base Plans Balls For For his recent reorganization ‘March Of Dimes! of the Fleet Sonar School at the United States Naval Subma-| Submarine Base here, Carlton M. is going to go all-out ‘Beyer, son-in-law of Mr. and for the March of Dimes cam-|Mrs. Emory Pierce, 417 Eliza- Paign, it was armounced today. for a big ball to be held Jan, 30 on the tennis court of the Naval Base, with big-name eran” are under way, Civ- employes of the Navy Base and ‘Naval personnel are cordial- ly invited to attend, Lt. Edward £. Pakmer, chairman of the Sub- marine Base Committee in charge of the March of Dimes, said to- day, Details of the ticket procure- ment and the names of the enter- tainers will be provided later. All proceeds, including a small admission fee, will go to the Na- tional Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, Then the officers mess is Planning a dance and party to be held late this month in the mess near Ft. Taylor. All pro- beth street, has been given an official commendation. Beyer was sent here by the U.S. Navy Electronics Laboratory, San Diego, Calif. when the Sonar School requested assistance in getting organized. He is the husband of the for- mer Helen Pierce. The young psychologist and physicist was commended recent- McFadden, commanding officer, Local Girl’s Husband Commended; Reorganized Fleet ‘Sonar School 1947—Today indicates a profound Peter isveld po ei ed Hoticoslcce: is a thoughtful temperament and and American submarines and ships at the base. The NEL News, publication of the San Diego laboratory, carries a picture in its December 23rd issue of Beyer being congratulat-| . 7 ed by Capt. Bennett. Beyer and POReD Ss ee ee his wife stayed at the home of Mrs. Beyer’s parents during his| Serving 30 days for beating his assignment here. He returned to| Wife, Russell Cavanaugh, 45, was | duty in California on November} freed from jail, went home, fired {1 Fleet Sonar School, to Capt. J. E. Bennett, director of the labora- tory in San Diego. Capt. McFad- den paid high tribute to the (“outstanding assistance” given j the school by Beyer. | Capt. Bennett presented the {commendation to Beyer on No- |vember 29 at San Diego, and ‘added that his work had set an Your Horoscope THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, mind with a sensual nature, There a peaceful disposition, with an undercurrent of great force. You can make your own way by gentle persistence. There is a taste for travel. SANDUSKY, Mich. — After two shotgun charges at his wife, Dorothy, 29, killing her instant- Buenos. Aires is the largest city |1y and then shot himself with a ly in a letter from Capt. A. G. W.| below the equator. rifle. Neighbors discovered the tragedy when they went to find Brazil supplies’ about 65 per/ why the Cavanaugh’s 13-months- cent of the world’s coffee. old son was crying. 1500 Newton Street Ping mca Phone 714 BAER’S MARKET 901 DUVAL STREET, Corner OLIVIA STREET FOR QUALITY —— Bacon...\b.! LARD 29° | EGGS oe 49 Veal Roast .... |). 656 SUGAR CURED SLICED ceeds and a_ percentage profits of the mess ihe night of, the affair will be donated to the National Foundation, Navy officers and men have a feeling of gratification to the se: National Foundation for the line ee work being done for the chil-| dren in the recent epidemic. of the example which could well be followed by all NEL personnel. The action of the San Diego | laboratory in sending Beyer, an . expert in its Training Devices arch Section, was prompted | by a request from Sonar School pauthorities who had visited the | San Diego training center earlier |in the year. While there they Local Officers | observed the Training Devices Will Pay Visit | Section in action at a time when | the Keys West establishment was virtually inoperative, its staff rippled by demobilization. To Porlock Bay, Under Beyer’s aise com- plete revamping of Key Officers of the U. S. Naval} West facilities was carried out Base here will pay a courtesy! and by mid-September was call upon the officers of HMSjagain able to accept students. Por leck Bay, a British ship,} During Beyer’s stay a group of whieh will be in Key West from | NEL personnel arrived here Feb. officials of the base today 27 to March 3, according to; from the San Diego laboratory |to make studies of operating Mayor W. W. Demeritt re- conditions of certain equipment ceived word that the Porlock | in order to devise improved Bay would put into Key West) training methods for their use. from Bermuda to pay a courte: Over 11,000 frames of motion call. Mer officers will first pay | picture film were exposed and a call upon the commandant of } 108 double-sided, 17-inch records the Naval Base, after which the | were made. Approximately two local officers will return the | reams of data were gathered by visit experts S. H. 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