The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-30
MYSTERY DEATH
 ON BOARD YACHT
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bullets, on the foredeok. All indications were that he hAt not shot himself. There was no in' dication when he had been shot. H' may have been dead for days.
 These Aboard Ship
 The living aboard were: Mra Gertrude Turner and her son Robert Tufof, Q, Of Qoleta, CAls Mrs Jack Morgan, wife Of . former maya officer, Los Angeles, Miss Elsie Ser dan, Los Angeles, George sternAok Los Angeles, Robert Horn, LoI
 Morgan was believed to hAv' FAulding and to have engaged hin aS skipper, But the passengers names wlrelessed by the perseWs dlt not include his.
 Naval Flyer Discovers 10
 The Aafje, Q schooner yacht wltf Q motor auxiliary, not equipped witf radio, was chartered for Q two day trly around Catalina Island which Hes in the Pacific off Loss Angeles provlsloned for two days, she sailed from this port Dec. 20 and that wal the last heard of her until Monday when Q naval flyer high above blue Pacific sighted Q yacht wall lowing helplessly In the long trough' of the sea,
 He thought the appearance strange dove his plane, olreled her. An aux. Hilary sail was up. On its canvas spfaWled in huge, WAvering letterl Wass !" 8. o. g." He saw what Ap- peared to be Q body on deck, tho broken stump of Q mast, debris in- dieatlng that the ship had been through Q storm, This was lB0 mile' south of San Pedro, and many miles off her course to or from catalina Island.
 Wireless Is Sent
 Tho naval plane was Q land plane and the flyer could only wireless naval headquarters, which notified coast guard headqUarters. The Per. seus was sent at once to the position
 Tuesday another naval plane flew to the yacht.
 It was a seaplAne, and 1t landed beside the yacht The pilot he'd look around and returned to shor' where he reported to his superlor' that he had seen Q body on deel and that Q man who said he wa Jack Morgan told him that the mar had been shot to death and that he was the yachts skipper, Fauld. ing,
 He reported also that the yacht was without fuel for her auxiliary motor and that all on board haI been without food and water fol three days.
 Pllot Gees eM Beard
 Yesterday another naval plano accompanied by two coast guaFt planes, flew out The naval planl landed on the sea and her pilot ven aboard. He returned to San pedrt and reported to his s0perioFS, whs declined to make public ahythinl Of what he had seen,
 wThis no affair Of ours" Q maya spokesman said, Tt lSa matter fo the Bureau of Investigation"
 Meanwhile the perSeWs had reach, cd the scene, and It's officers tool charge.
 At the Fellows and Steward boa landing in san Pedro, where th' Aafje had been EnooFea, Tex Mol bert, an eMploye, said that Jael Morgan approached him a week az last Friday and inquired AhoN eharteriMg . boat for Q pleasur' cruise.
 Get Them Together
 VI suggested the AAf1e, Morgal said he was acquainted with EANld Ing, the AafjeS owner, It got then together and Morgan made arrange Ments to sail with TANlaing gotnl along as skipper, I aeeoMpahie, them to town to buy provisions FaNldMg told me that Morgan va Ah ex~haVy man"
 Robert said Morgan had eAlle, himself a naval reserve man.
 FaNldMg had been using the AAf1 to entertain guests while 1t va MooFed in san Pedro, and 1t waS tn scene of many gay parties,
 Ae was Q proSper0NS santa Bar haFa hotel owner,
 ENNlding WaS %, was estrAMge, from his wife in santa Barbara an, was reported to be engaged to Mn Turner, one of the passengers ol the Inflated trip, His wife ha' charged in Q divorce suit that h dlSportea himself with ether womel land had entertained them lAVlShly,