The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 26, 1951, Page 3

happy at Pinehurst, N.C.. after winning medalist honors in qualifying rounds of the annual give him the lunch he was gone —and so was the ra lable and are being made av | used. The liason and information PRINTING Bu i | “8 TH i : URSDAY, APRIL 26, 1951. THE KEY WES? CITIZEN PAGE THREk = - a 7 B aicre eI CRE an eR Secrest SS eats eiiate N len OCa Tenn S stars Lompeting in 00 le \Li Whips . i al ti g ig C ANIS |OUFNEY Lions Ciub Whips MEMBERSHIP IN SOUTH = *. : ak os. as — Rotary 5-4 In | FLA. LEAGUE WILL DEPEND |“ tosses ee 2 i 1 HE DOESN'T ay a The Lions Club sponsored UPON LOCALS’ SHOWING ozark sure, J) HEL-LO-OF MAY 1 Bee okshentepatnpenn : 2 ; T 1S TAKING DINAH'S BE SUNK? SPEAK TO OZARK IKET | aaa iaaial the Rotary Club en promising junior tennis stars left yesterday DISAPPEARANCE — | j Le ee anal with Coach Van to enter the South Florida Hi ee ge 2 hinerapeeaate gm nee : : nter the Sou orida High School GUY LOOKS .— ond game of the double tilt a. petitlp tourney to be held at Flamingo Park in - SUNK } She) JeyCees: downed: the, Ki- , iami. ° | wanis by a score of 9-5 ZARK, | of 9-5. eee : ae ‘ z M These game: j a June ‘Yates, Delores Villite, Vita Barrosa, Diane , GIRL? = gemes and were not ernandez, Don Cruz, John Cruz, Peter Knight, Tony played in uniform. The boys ate as es | started it Dopp, Franklin Hernandez and Terry Daughtry will i: petlleticonn rea ae st a cae in the big competition championship for the fealiob she: ball irst time representi : | _ Execution of tricky field- Na PI se nting Key West. 4 J vy | ing and plays were displayed Membership in the Sou Se uakon Ainw | before a fair sized crowd at Florid High: + | | the Park.Each b florida High School Lea-! \ | ee Gcaelthe oot nae te eri | | ing to owt@o the next bo: a gue : ill depend largely up-| Shea Shuts Qut a recat ie = 1 = fone, bis sparente: ete on the showing of the Key ! | Scheduled for t g ey + 1 ] tomorrow ; ; West Juniors in Flamingo! Athletics 4-0 i — RE ALTY BODY 25 IS TAGGED 2preared expecting to see a hand, | All plane parts will be taken to} 77° Seroumaneexhili ion, filts, ark the three davs of the, AGoctinued erorsneee sone) nbd (Continues trom Page O ee shed in with it. |the Seaplane Base and held as| 1m the first stanza, the Lions ark the three days of the) NEW YORK, April 26—().— |CAB's national... office, was pau a strong stomach to|¢oncrete evidence for the num-| are Pitted against the JayCee contest. |The New York Yankees rode to|scheduled to arrive this after- NCH a! water until darkness |do this kind of job,” one of the} ¢rous hearings that will be held| Pine and in the second. the Competition will include’ #4 t®.9 win over the Philadelphiaj noon to take charge, of the in- ALN, Vip ee tos denim clad Navy men said |by the Navy, Civil Aeronautics| Rotary will play the Kiwanis. three of the ranki ha Athletics yesterday behind the | quiry. ' | _ ae expect we'll get all| Meanwhile Navy and Civil| Board, and Pan American air- Next Wednesday will be Mee eg ranking junior shutout pitching of Frank (Spec)! Cuban, Givi.. Aeropauties: au- A. P. Veaden and Enid M. Vea-| ‘%€ bodies by’ then but we can’ Aeronautics Board photographers | Ways | the official opening of the players in the United Stat- Sher jthg Macknen got a scant] thorities are aleo in Key ,West to| 2? Sold lot 2. blo Rupee as dhe) 25 at's) ook shots of each part of. the ‘Sometimes marks on the ue Baseball League in'Key es. AL Harum, the nation’s| {Ur hits as. they -went without | pardicipats inithe-inrceciont Subdivision of Gra | Lt. Cole s plane as it was hauled up on] plane can give us a ch go. | - antec The Rove will go: inty : Sia single run for the second day iMrecinvestifation. | & Coombs, of Allenton Two divers go dox nee. | deth | ; oe SS ut | full competition in a seri no. two star, Jerry MW ac Sovtar, activate | wombs, of Allenton, ers go down at once.}|ceck | how the accident happened,” = — . two star, Jerry Morris, | running © far, nothing is knowA of the] for. $500 Wied bey sce a wart < : ee A eRe, of games between themselves. no. seven, ¢ Pete | The scores: is¢ of the tragedy. Eye witness-| ” : riggs / an was constant | ls even, and Pete Green. | or cause of the ti dy. E: Tino they tie ie GaGune a XAG nan was in tant; Runger said. No. 9 in tt : mot eR bane es yestérdiy. numbering hun-| ,,20%P2 O- Kemp, s- they tle @ cable around it, The touch with the Howard Gilmore | Lt. Cole and his crew and div-| = —— No. 9 in the nation, will | dreds: who- were ‘on the.” beaches) parsy ott ice sy aret| CAR operate’ poo uch OD. “Orcerisix more: wired basket ts ie: tea DaOwss mn ate Mee —— skirt the courts with every Philadeiphie R. H. E.! opposite the scene of the h, | Foran, sold lot 2 in square 3 of} © Sup the salvage Irom) __the call went through. Scene, of the submerged plane; el in Ge ee $ P i o le phia 04 0 weote: snck CAAT Agrebmnent aa te ace a to as: and the botton The baskets were waiting to be|#Md_ victims when they left oft! ports Calendar Me oe Gn ee 4 7 2) whether the: planes had collided.| “0235 17 59.00 We all stood on deck-each time taken out by the Coast Guard| Work last night. They will, do Ba oe oe | = Beeline and ipton; Shea and Renee todiy jena. how. eae and Ardeth rlson| the divers came up. We did not/Picket boat manned by W. dhe eshigg fenlne | ee GOLF pea ee ‘ . ever, that it was certain they had| #4 He and Lilli h sold| pnow i maa ee suman | Sterling BM 3rd, and R. W. Hol- : i ‘ Sater ‘s = rey site es ils a ie sthick in midsair. The ‘airliner|!0t_2 of Mate’s Beach, a subdi-| sis if ca a s human| fen HN (EN) when they brought} 2W2y from the scene of. the <a South Broward will be wietiie fer pes haa R. H. E. oa ola ald he area oetans ae a ate ee ie ae a i terday had lived) the 25th body into the Naval base | Ts". I walked through th Dally-and Sanday Bax, top honors St iTeuis Pare ourse. Est nee a bee ownship $6 south, | breathed or part of the|dock in front of the Administra- ese: 4 aati E & is ‘ ge 29 east, to Ralph and Ber-| mangled plane 01 ing. N dmini: ion buil There is just one question mark Chicago gil 1) oe hs has skid (GHliperr |rice Dickson for $100. | eee ue enter reir iy Galatta art SKATING on the Key. ‘West squad. June’ Widmer, Pillette, Kennedy, and| 088) Wee; witnessed. :the mid: jo ng ana Violet I __| As bodies were brought on)’ “ Shut your eyes lady.” they | heeled pumps, hand bags, dress- Bayriew Part eu ihak: lad. aiewank (ociatcfor Alenar Gibtae y, and| air. collision yesterday between |, Armand and Violet Legare sold) deck, they were quickly wrapped| warned as th no) i i ‘ aes ' 7 t for : pert, Little, Fields.) 9°45 Ist2ian block. 12 | @ Senior Medical | ing gowns, dresses and night (Night) Oe Gah, novhis raete Dobe an Niccioe sf reusing peseesatr Plane Ue Oy elec Se West in tarpaulin ae Navy men.| Officer of the Base. Command- | gowns of the victims. ‘They FRIDAY— uae eal aN a as a A craft to ation Company's Plat No.j Immediately, a Navy or Coast| i “ a : F it has been showing improvement ae contac, Ihe’ etal Rhee 2, @to Raymond and’ Anna LeclGcced chaket cont ell Gono fee eee ae | Weenies tay eaten oe ee and shows that it will strength- Second Game Offic pe a8 Witzel for $9,900. d picket boat pulled up to} dead body No, 25. In a mo-! the officer-of-the-d to be DESI IE DS bay hu, £,} Officer gt the: earliest possible | Witze! for $9,906 : jthe side of the barge and the| ment No. 25 had been placed | tak M a gps ‘TENNIS : A bright new stronghold for St. Louis 7-9 0| a Seren mc wite cary Hi Cae eae fa Mt aed iicetireaaion | in the ambulance. All that re- Lage oD EN aD Bi el pea: we Se. . co! ete sto: ry arris and olanda M.} : A e | jayview Par! the Conchs will be Diane (Poo- Chicago 4 9 0} Serle. stete of what they |iciris sold lot 16 block 46 on{ a,Lt Cole. the divers and the | mained on the boat was the | This afternoon families of ‘ (Morni Be aie chy) Fernandez, making her first: Starr, Garver, and Mass; Dob- . . nae : i 14-man crew under him have | bloody tarpaulin that had car- icti i i lorning, Afternoon and Night) - Coroner Roy: Hamlin met with| Stock Island to J. M. and Nieves} ee ; toe the victims will identify these { F : tennis trip. Diane is fast on her 0M, Rotblatt, Dorish, Masi. reece Gey Hamlin met, with) Renedo for $1,000 | been working since five o'clock | ried him from the “Marianne.” | personal belongings of their | D&/Y and Sunday’ play. 7 a Sppepmonee - 1S : | i i | [AR x . —_—__ feet and graceful on both sid ee ie o'clock this “afternoon, in the| Paul and Norma Louise Roberts] =~ caetanee a ea Fecover as | CAB investigator John J. Run-| dead relatives at the court s Convent stars will not be al- _ __ | County: Court Mtoe whe" bodies| 214 lot 17, Square 2 of tract 19/ TARY Of She dead ts possible. |zer on board the “Marianne” said) house, Coroner, Roy Hamlin HUFFLEBOARD lowed to enter into the cham- RH. Bl wen bodies! + James and Letitia Sullivan for| CROPPY seas and the constant /that the major part of the plane} said. Bayview Park sidhihineThe: convent dees New icck is ore be released to next of|\° 2n for! piling of the ocean bottom make | ag tt Dave iremibership In the Acsoea: |Phlodint 5 8 Olkin ‘after proof of the relation-| $6000 | aibliity bed for the divers. [een tee tree nae ee ae ee Deemed lOnn s EANIDG: izle ARO ene ignated ae A ocia- ase ee ee + cae pe had been, made and the vic- W A and Mary Parrish sold} i iker will Kaan at) ae is the two main gears, landing | being turned over to the. gr y Daily and Sunday play. ny a prevents entry cna wee o trainteetin oble: | tims identified lots 16 and 16, block 5 in| Mara-} auchuss aa ie gear strut, three engines, small] proceeding from 2. o'clock ‘until eae aa Keight: and’ Mes, |and Westrum; Hein}éelman and |" Relatives were not.being per- | thOn Beach to D. M. Andrew of| “T ne mere |sections of the wing, wheel-well | all 39 passerigers and crew meni-| Congressman William L.. Daw- Sc puck will accompany the con- | Lopata. mittedto sbe ‘the hebles“be. Marathon for $600. Every time a plane part came jst uetures of wing are on deck. | bers’ belongings have been iden-|son of Chicago, born in Albany, testants to Miami. The team eee TR _| cause of their. condition, As! Francis and Edna Mae Dion|¥P. there was a hush as the men’ They lie in a huge tangled mass. | tified, Hamlin said. |.Ga., 65 ye 2 could eins eye without eas ne - a = the remains were raised, they “oe land in the Key Weste ~~~" -—— - - - rn (= ze ong and the two women volun- 2 : Ys 2| were taken to the Naval Sta. Pealty’s subdivision number one teered their servic . Beane eeK pee tiem ;and- ‘fem’ ithere..'te the of tract 21, and. salt pond lots . ; Donnelly, Neihols,| Nawal Hospital |. whe * 1,2, 3, 4, and 5, lot number 2 of } =e _eneyss |and Cooper; Newcombe, King,| Nate Hospital where Greer | icc number 1 to John L. and é FOR { Campanell Pi wi aken, identifying arkes Wins | pene | marks noted, and photographs Lorene White of 1009 Flagler } =e \ ; Avenue for /$3,600. i . R. HE, made. In many cases, identifica- = Ping Pong Meet ehicaen - _ * tion was almost impossible. _Carl and Ava Hilton sold the § fenienee af The bodies were. tagged and C@sterly 30 fect of tract 17 in Hil- Donald R. Barnes of the Fleet} Minner and Walker: Fox, Byer-|Umbered and then’ taken to the sy Haven for $1,800 to William { Sonar School won the Ping Pong} ly, Blackwell, and Scheffing. local funeral homes’ where they 2nd Laura B. Douglass ny ran | Tournament Tuesday night at the! were: to, be«released to relatives 5, a TERA: i Armed Services YMCA \ for-burial. , Commer All naval facilities in i s YMCA. | R. H. FE.) for! ; rr : 5-Yr.-Old He defeated Dick Olson and | Pittsburgh 0 2 1]. A’team of 10 divers *from the this area are being used... The Pl -Yr.- Be ob i x ‘ : re 5 ; 2 © reecte ; . Imported yal { Walley Coombs, both of the Fleet | St. Louis 46 1|U.S.S, Howard Gilmoré operated Submarine rescue ship, aviation Seagram's 7 ws eTeacher’s i Sonar School Chambers, Muir, McCullough: in teams of two ‘ftom ‘the Yard Salvage facilities and divers and eSchen! C eHaig & Haig traight.. j Otten in the tournament wee! Pobwlakiy ah Ric Salvage Derrick during the day. ests {rom all ativitis ave work: eCalvert, sBleck & Plus bree ; B. B. Beebe, PC-579, and. E. P. a >y. stayed down for only a few img continuously to finish the 4 I White f , : : ‘ ; . Hunter's i Balicadiong of the Seaplane Base. minutes at a time. The water task ; ‘s P.C i twee 2 i : } Pans ton winine lewd «| Baseball Scores was rough, a factor which in-|. Sodden clothing, baggage, wal- eetlou's FC: Fall Fitts : Whiskey the Sidewalk Cafe. H i ‘ creased the difficulty of the op- lets and other personal effects i A ? eee iii as | Florida International League eration. The muddied’ water de- Made a growing pile at the ad- } 4 | Miami Beach 7, West Palm) creased visibility below the sur-' ministration building on the Na- 5 i Do You Know That, ,40"} tace, val Base, Many such: tema con- , 95 Constitutional diseases are al-| St. Petersburg 5, Havana 4. | The Salvage vessel Petrel and tinued to wash upton the beaches } most unknown in wild nature. Miami 8, Fort Lauderdale 2. |@ diving barge were engaged in'along the southern edge of Key i pees Tampa 9, Lakeland 1. | trying to raise the navy plane.| West \ i Pie: Buddhist. Chisches of | Ficsida, Atake.t-dague |The bodies of two of the navy| Rescue operations began in- | America claim a membership of | pajatka 6, Daytona Beach 0. ens Lt. (jg) Robert Lowler mediately after the two planes | some 70,000. noua» gs Stuart of Pensacola. and Avia-; plunged into thirty feet of wate } ee |! pe eh epee Gonukictmanet fiat cise shoul 4 rile fran afore Stina. Four-Year-Old : F ai i Harriet. Quimby, a Boston| Strang oi. Coosa 7, Martin C. Gasser of La Valle,'teen bodies were recovered be- Kentucky e ise journalist, was the country’s first = eee 2% ays ne Wisconsin have been recovered. fore darkness forced the opera- Bottled In Bond FULL FIFTH of her sex to get a pilot's license] ayants eae Supe a The Bodies of Ensign Eugene tions to stop. Three patrol vessels BOURBON ‘ ie to fly, in 1910 so am 3. Samuel Bardsley of Spokane, kept an all night vigil over the | Reg. j Bp te = New Osieans 2, Mobile 1. Washington, and Midshipman area and shore ae a Selva $6.10 Value e@ Chattanooga 11, Nashville 0. | Francis Lavelle Rea 4 : afeOl Nepis 8 Medalist | Little Rock &, Memphis 4 (12 Springs Harbon, Long Ioland. New teton the’ sere sets ae f $ on a 5 “| Springs Harbor, Long Istand, New today, the _rescuc ssel ore ius ee York were expected to be brought back. See a ee OLD FORESTER weitere 18! pethen. 4 ee the wreckage of the, No explanation for the tragedy | £RE ‘at Fees, Satna 4 [plane ss “aurvived ts, hig Nas. been vlfered. Several eye-| BOURBON seis wt. Stuart is survived by his t | : Panama City 3, Ozark 15 rife. a y his witnesses reported that the two? aR : on Fe oe wife, Mrs, Rebecea Bell Stuart craft did not seem to hit. They @Free Delivery. Ph. 1493 FuLL f i a wo year 0 aughter, |g pare tt t a os Macon 13, Montgomery 11. Rati ae nies ae appeared, rather, to be next td aaa as Ga) Pe aaa $5.55 i ’ . ; @ Duck ave-'crs ancihen 7 ey said, the!| "a @BAG OF ICE CUBES | Aaceusta ¢, Catumbus 0 mot Apne jone another. Then, they said, the al | evannah: 4 Cllumkis. 2. POS eR os mavy plane exploded and plum-| ' | Ghuthecton Jackeonvinte 2, | pjztuee Batisley is survived by meted inta the sea @CARTON OF 6 8-YEAR-OLD : Georgia-Florida League Banislex of Sok: s. Paul S.| Other witnesses reported that j , . sle Spokane. tthe astanes act 1 t. This! . 3 q | Fitton § Albany 3. by his parents, Colonel and Mrs. Gfricials | Full Fifth WITH EACH PURCHASE 4 s - Francis L. Ready of Cold Spring, 7p i e OF’ FIFTH OR MORE FUL) 2% Waycross 10, Brunswick 4. | Harbor, Long Island, New York! 1n®, itliner stayed aloft for! Piri College Baseball 1 Gesser ie warvived by his wan, Several seconds after the colli-; AT REGULAR PRICES Pe ee a oe SS: ; Alabama 6, Mississippi State 4.|cnts Mr. and Mrs. Martin. Lak sion. It circled uncertainly tow- . $e iiracuiatt alecper 4 ook oh Le Waa ard the crowded beaches. | ; : Parris Island Marines 6, Geor-|” Captain C. C. Adell, costmand-|,, Then the pilot seemed to real-| America’s Please Do Not Ask ia Soacars 5 a gi Rae aig ize that he would kill many more : fe gia Te: : er of the Naval Base, said today Fi it Louisiana State 6, Mississippi 5.| that “the Navy, working in close people if he attempted to crash avorite FULL FIFTH . For It—Over $ Auburn Freshmen 12, Opelika] ¢, geo} . aes . land on the beach and he turned | nf ; » Op cooperation with the Civil Aero- : um \ Ass High School 2. ndutics Authority, the Cuban 0Ut to sea. Suddenly the plane e * Telephone Florida 7, Georgia Tech 6 Civilian Airline officials, the city fell straight down and disappear- | % ee ANTE: and county officials, is doing ed in the blue water. Wreckage RAKE’S WAY ati. % and bodies arose and floated in| everything possible to all th 1 slick that f 1 a FULL LINE OF 1ELENA oes y those involved in this tragic ac- the oil slick that formed over ee Wee tigen Ble AC- the spot. This was all that res- Im orted : a: knocked at Mrs. F. D. Jones’ door] “The Key West Coast Guard ve Boats found when snen aca p BG | here, and said he'd like to eat,|unit and all naval activities in rived s (P) Photo! She gave him a rake and told him|the area are doing their utmost ordials lto rake the yard while she fixed|to do a thorough ‘and complete MARY LENA FAULK of him a handout. salvage operation. The facilities + Thomasville, Ga. is mighty | When she went outdoors to|of the Naval hospital have been ABMs These an mes Crosse and Blackwells Hiram Walker's | office has been set up in the Mon- in}roe County Clinie with the as- {sistance of the local Chamber of Women’s North-South Amateur golf tournament. She scored a 70. Anita Loos, author, born Cocktail Mix Calif., 58 years ago Sisson