New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
g Bodies Recovered Name of Lieutenant Herman Schrade, U. 5. N, Added To List of Those Killed In Blast.
York, Stopped When More Detonations Threatened, Resumed as Raging Flames Die Out. JOHNSON TAKES
 PLANE TO SCENE

PLANE TO SCENE Dover N. j., July 13 LP-Cessa- on Of bombardment by shells to- By warranted unimpeded recovery the dead and help to the living on 4ew Jerseys peace-time battlefield, Several hundred soldiers and arines were on duty about the hke Denmark naval depot in search r additional victims of exploding nmunition which following flash
 lightning Saturday afternoon re- lced the depot and miles of sur unding country to ruin.
 19 Bodies Recovered.
 From a no-man's land due to an Of nature there had been brought
 today parts of 19 bodies. 13 of aich were Identified through rec ds sent from Washington by air hne. Shifting winds which took piring flames toward unexploded kgazines caused stoppage of eX- orations yesterday afternoon by der Of Secretary Of the Navy Will r. who visited the devastated area. Brig. General Hugh A. Drum, in large of parols and rescue work, Es or the opinion today. however, at danger from further explosions past. The flames are slowly dying VII, he said.
 The Identified Dead.
 Henry D. Mackert, Richmond Il, N. '.
 Orlando N. Alison, Pennington, mn.
 Virgil c. Barker, Mount sterl- S Ky.
 Ralph V. Graham, Fort Worth, Maurice R. Hardaker, Gallaway, E. John Wilson Monroe, Richmond, Ernest Powell, Hamilton. Ohio. Frank Weber, Cleveland, all 4rine corps privates. Mason D. Eidson, Evansville, l h.. marine corps trumpeter.
 It. George w. Bott and It. i rman Conrad schrader. L. S. Wy.
 Harry Christian Brown, pharma- ts mate, U. s. navy,
 Mrs. Frances Feeney, Brooklyn. Relatives of Joseph Gately, chief Inner, U. s. navy was reported Rd by relatives who said they had n him blown to pieces while they re visiting him. His body may be ong those at U. S. navy hospital Brooklyn,
 Reports from various hospitals owed 70 injured had been treated. those more than 50 are still un- going treatment.
 Identification Of two of the bodies $ reported at Brooklyn naval hos hl, Lieutenant Herman Schrade, $. navy, Long Beach. Cal. and hnk Carl Weber, private, L. $. rine corps, Cleveland. Lieut.. Schrader's widow hoped un- this morning that he would be nd alive. When the explosion oc- red the lieutenant was in his me with his family. He told them to run toward the gates, but { nself jumped into an automobile Z started for the explosion. Mrs. ( hrader said the last she saw of ( h was when she turned while run I g, and he looked back in his car, ( tioned her and the others to keep a ming. i Assistant Secretary Robinson of navy department left Washing T by airplane today for an inspec- I trip to the disaster area in New { sey. c
 Going Toward Danger e ecretary Wilbur after an inspec- s tour of the area declared the f ition of the bodies found indicat- that the marines died while go- e toward the danger zone. We ( hk they were members of the t hd that was running to the fire V Fn the explosion snuffed out their h S." he said. o esidents of the county surround ti the Lake Denmark naval depot S fned a lesson in Saturdays ex- z ion that is known to every sol i'
 The lesson Is that a hill is r protection against shell fire. though when the depot was Y many years ago 1t was in a 1T ton of isolation the region has c pme favorite summer section Il villages have sprung up all d ut 1t. The village of Mount Hope instance, is only three-quarters I h mile from the powder maga- Es It Is on the opposite side of dge and Inhabitants believed4hat r protection lay in that ridge. r When the explosion came, the cl cussion caused an uprush of air tl twisted wooden houses from O Foundations and shells looped D F the ridge and dropped among sl II as though directed by an en- f S observer. 2 3enator Edwards of New Jersey |terday issued a statement de- h