The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 7, 1952, Page 5

After Two Grain Elevator fecidents, Its This And THE GRAIN ELEVATOR AT LEFT was burned out when road fre r iled up alongside and burn: t Hill 20-milimete c from one of the cars let go after .gas¢ burning. I i 1 ere joap And Torvels [ } lightly injured by flying For Gl POWs Civil Air Patrol Meets Tomorrow Preight Cine Sikes Ohio, near Columbus. li fragments, and a dozen firemen were FOURTEEN PERSONS BELIEVED TO HAVE DIED IN APT. FIRE | Heroic Efforts = *~ as Of Servicemen tunt Weeps For Baby Sitter 3 ‘ 4 | On Leave Saved : Many Lives WESTFIELD, Mass. (?—Four | teen persons, and possibly 16. were Thelieved today to have perished in | an apartment - business block fire | amid screams for help heard mor |than three blgcks distant Police and Red Cross officials | said as far as they have been able jto determine 14 were at home at the time of the fire and did not | get out in time | Two others were said to be in |a fifth - floor bowiing alley but | police weren't able to verify that jup to an early hour today. Ail five floors collapsed into the ;cellar in a tangled mass of burn. ling wreckage that firemen found ‘impossible to probe immediately Fourteen other persons were in — | jured, 12 serious enough to be kept jat Noble Hospital. The other two j were discharged after treatment | Fire Chief Jeremiah A. Moriarty estimated property damage at j“‘more than $1 million from the blaze which broke out Sunday night One of the walls collapsed at che *|height of the fire and crashed through the roof of an adjoining jone - story block of stores. Fire Chief Moriarty said there ‘would have been many more cas. ualties had it not been for the heroism of several firemen, police men and onlookers who disregard- (®) Wirephot ed personal safety to carry ten-| DELORA MAE CAMPBELL (left), 16 held for the strangul ants down fire escapes and lad if Dor eels Bterowhors Gheshad becne Baby ders. : . Robert L. Greane. on leave; Chester Dawicki Citizen Staff Photo i high school student and to Fred L. Clark, Jr., and Year's morning at Grinnell and is comfortec weeping aunt, Mrs. Lavada Reagan, in : Los Angeles courtroom. Dr, Marcus Crehan, who described t! ed, mild-mannered and modest, held a Navy man an Air Force man also on leave, and eee.8e Mingo Grunerio, were credited legaliy sane at the time of the killing. He is the Los / with savirfg five persons who were county physician —Where would (®) Wirephoto cars from two Pennsylvania Rail- A barrage of started and naptha from tank acom ‘Ted Kroll Is Leading In iL. A. Open . Breathing Hot Behind Kroll Is Harrison j | | | on the point of collapse when reached. X ° Ne Greaney later re-entered the ( Ti rYal G r i ~ G er apy | building but was forced back when | UOMMEFS ive ost Government flames burned the coat off his back and singed his hair. Re onc Employ ees Are He said that as he left the build A Aeres ing the second time he could he: | ¢ li f a woman shouting, ‘Help me, I'm 7 | Pp |, n Uall ornia burning.”” € © 4 - asia DE Harald Beattie saidstic beng | oO? al ark MASE GIONS ‘the anguished screams for help | . you find the most federal govern from his home three blocks away. Property Is In The Tet nent workers? An elderly couple, dressed only Thousand Isiands Area | Oddly enough the answer in nightclothes, nearly collapsed on _ ei pilation by the Civil Service Com the street while waiting for help Of Southwest Florida jnission showed today is California’, Onlookers took off their own shoes EVERGLADES \% — Miles and |—not Washington, D. C. and overcoats to protect the couple | Barron Collier Jr., sons of tne late It is the first time that federal from the freezing cold. | Barron Collier for whom Collier |employes in a ingle state out The building was made of brick ; County was name have an-|number those 1: the nation’s Cap and was the largest business-apart- | nounced the giit of 32,000 acres of , ital. ‘s ment block in this city of 24,000 | land in the Ten Thousand Islands} The figures, based partly on es j Population. rea of Southwest Florida to the |timates, show the Pacific Coast Firemen said that because of the des National Park | state had 252,000 federal employes buge mass of tangled and smould:| The land, of about 50 square |on Sept. 30. The Washington area, ering wreckage it may be days be- miles, is 16 miles long and_ six | including not only the District of fore any bodies can be recovered. | miles wide at its greatest dimen- | Columbia but also nearby sections The thousands of cubic feet of | sions and consists of islands, main- | of Virginia and Maryland, had 24s | Water poured onto the flames quick- ‘land and interlocking waterways. | 900. ly turned to ice making even more | It lies north of the present park) California's huge total, the com- difficult the immediate search of boundary but plans are under way | mission said, reflects the entphasis Who Many Think the wreckage. to obtain the intervening seétions |.on the nation’s defense) effort 2 . , _ from the state and private owners. | About 50,000 civilian employes have Will Win Event : They ar outside the presertt| added to military departments LOS ANGELES iP—A test of ailor. Woman maximum boundaries of the park in the past year zolf's old-timers against its young and the ne and was censa Ee In. pel as Mie 193 rel ranked te a1 Improvement und Trus- | Sec among the states apstarts was in prospect today as | OUNA Dead In Car ‘cz marvernent Fund Tus: | other state: totals include® the $17,500 Los Angeles Open Golf} yacKSONVILLE im — A sailor National Park Service when Con-{ Alabama, 49,537; Florida, 36,109 irnament headed into the fin- | jdentified by papers in his billfold {Fess Passes legislation redefining , Georgia, 57,743. 30. Rt, 2, the park’s mazimum boundaries. | 5 ; 5 Station here, and a ames as Ben Hogan, Sa Snead . names as Ben Hogan, Sam Snea Iw woman were found asphyxiated in lioyd Mangrum, Cary Middlecoff,} 9 car near here Sunda {Dutch . Harrison, Lawson ‘Little,| Deputy Sheriff H. 1. s |Johany Bulla, Vie Ghezzi, Ells- there was nothing to identify. worth Vines, Hogan and ‘Snead, Ve abe slaty ta Ls . passed up this tourna- 10 appeared to be about The J a as Hilliard Phillips, e hae tons SC eeererre . ° jBaley. N. C., stationed at the) grant includes two large < which may be 1 as a ranger “ei Tk bd i . Meets night the fa he: park The City Coptmission plus a township |tonight will qonsider a-res sollstiog: miles) which trustees |of Mayor C.B. {Harvey's ¢ the Improvement Fund | water shortage it 4 to donate. would add | today Other matters 2§ | the mee come western Th © Collier | officer said a 50-foot water hose led from the exhaust through a however ment | Setting the pace is Ted Kroll | crack in a window to the park’s present | 0’ New Hartford, N.Y. Kroll | ; : i: 3 ue die . the price some j cond reading topped 90 others at the 54 hole ondemned for rk, the ! regulation ordit vay cl stage with 214. His last round of gift would be $116,800, | three Dodge trucks, and cenit 8 was the sain es by any | vers said such com- tion on delinquent se testant in three days. parison might not be accurate and pias { t breathing hot behind is one the actual value could be deter. . it f the vets. Harrison, who seldom mined only ra survey and ap- yclal pcurit and a re y |does badly over 7,020-yard, 71-par | praisal o£ ‘Riviera, the tournament course. Harrison had 215 and many fig- ren Tusa ia) Official Duc Her e jue bit of | ands col ired him a shoo-in for the title. is a js Miami From Harrison down to Vines, American scenery. an undevel-| pitta cifics of the Social Security la and Ghezzi, who are brack- oped n fr yp keys whose| Administration will be available to at 10 strokes over par, reservatic ct isa matter of | Niheationt ct Keo Weel. ton mes more or less unknown. national inte pia catia : ‘ sbably the best is Jack Burke | Editor, The Citizien ‘ jo s a Ir, of Houston, Tex. He is tied “Pelican Shooters ae KURAE GS WEARS th 7 with Tommy Bolt of Dur- Should Be Prosecuted”’ Antique-Doll ene wind Bak soe C Having read the article in you i spac sagas adie age tare mn) John Bar of Grand Rapids, | Paper about pelicans, I thought is ¢ ll -cLOr Hae be peonacen te Mich., was alone at 218, Jim Fer-!Should be told that the same thing Oiectol inenaaip NEE zs wer questions and take clai thas happened on Stock Island that iime, Our boy. Bert Miller, 12 years old found a pelican wounded and tried | in vain to help it; it died three /* ier of San Francisco at 219. | i ey jhours later. > Meer | a6 KE i We hope along with others that . Is Dangerous thlalcee sme a 0 posi eon dist oe aught KEEN SIONT A New York | Prosecuted when NEW YORK (?)- = Mrs. A.F. Miller. Se ee were tes| Miller's ‘Trailer Court ome DR. GORDON t be a greater Stock Island : baa N. KEENE : » who has drunk vse pt sca OPTOMETRIST Formerly of Miami STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE Triumph EYE AND VISUAL DIAGNOSIS otorists have been edu- the point where they Your Grocer SELLS that Good Bt oot sabe oe weet toe SEA * ane |: Cates Complete Optical : ogree,” he explained.| AMERICAN COFFEE Mill Laboratory 4 danger is the motor-| and CUBAN at 874 Duval St. Tel. 142. nst ist who has gh to) —-TRY A POUND TODAY— .., Grocers : : THE KEY WEST CITIZEN s Se eem 1 Not Special Grand it Any — Juries Will Monday, January 7, 1952 Page 5 . oV oe ight “Yeoos ts ratel c 4 sist On Building These Juries Will ivy Nirfields Be Called In Each Le Period Of Of The 98 Federal An Armstice Districts Lmmediately By Tt CIATED PRESS WASHINGTON S. dis 4 The United | trict attorneys + the na Na egotiator said | tion mapy plans te rowing indica convening specia tions -the nists do not stice in Korea, |t0 investig eteers, gang Panmun- sters and or i crime amihar no Attorney MeGre sent Pp out ord € week-end for sts “are acting | the cg of s juries neerely want, in cach of the al judicial 10 reason for districts ss possible. the 1 ruct military air-| MeGrath — sp fields period of an ar-, that ur vor z : \ Adm. C. Tur- jin for questior ne jew. to Tokyo for! The attorney general said in a Gen. Matthew B. | letter to the district attorneys that i 5 © Allied com-{ much of the information developed n probably will not establish the hand, the Com- | commission of specific federal of- in bad faith |fenses.’” This means evidence to eparing for war, |} Send wrongdoers to jail. military air-, Nevertheless, he wrote, “This is, a matter {type of information, if obtained i to them,” Joy / from the proper sources and later added {adequately evaluated, will be of The R rated their insist-i great benefit to the (Justice) de 2 1 to construct and ; partment for general law enforce vr. airlields during a brief | ment purposes of the subeom-! Some observers viewed Me- supervision. Grath’s move as andther step by he sessi sd abruptly after | the administration to take political } Chinese Maj. Gen. Hsieh Fang ac- | ammunition from its erities. od fhe Allies of “intentionally; It came at he negotiations’ and try- | were saying talks by | Vigorous enou ' corruption in time some ¢ritics icGrath has not been » in dealing with ernment, And it the truce ir prohibiting construc: tion of ry air bases followed closely upon the heels of ( yunist delegates again re-! McGrath's denial of reports that ect x-point Allied plan for jhe was about to leave the € nging prisoners of war and |. idespread raids on narcoti € ian jdlers, announcement of a pl . Libby promptly | President Truman to overhaul the again, and) scandal-ridden Bureau of Internal detail. ; Revenu r Gen. Lee Cho listened to Libt eXx- commented: how eloquently you | cannot accept your | Both es will meet vin F Tuesday. | Admiral Joy told newsmen in} o his conferences with Ridg-|day afternoon at 4:15 at the U. S. way would cover only routine mat- | Naval Hospital. Funeral services ters {will be announced later by the There is no change in truce | Pritchard Funeral Home. otiations af Panmunjom to, “Mr. Pinder is survived by one npt this visit,” he said. sister, Mrs. Merrill Roberts, Ft. “With each passing day there is; Lauderdale, Fla.; three aunts, less and less reason to think the} Mrs. Osborne Charlow, Mrs. Ve- Communists really want a stable | ral Roberts, and Mrs. William H. armistice. Certainly, no one can | Gibson; two uncles, Joseph Pin- accuse them of being in a hurry jder, and Irvin Symonette, Geor- to demonstrate good faith.” icin, In a statement ded to news Mr. Pinder was @ men emphasized that th World War Il mary responsibility of any military |_| nits ee commander is the security of his|Gen. Howard M. Turner was re- forces, during an armistice as well stating the allied position on air- jfield construction, Nuckols said. nitte IRVIN PINDER Irvin Pinder, 45, died _yester- n veteran of as in war. ‘he issue is not Dr. J. A. 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