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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-02
I got into trouble in Atlanta

Il got into trouble in Atlanta
telling about the big crawfish
caught in Key West. They made
me out such a liar that I've just
got to prove it. Please send me
two by first class express c. O..
d., Louis Chadwick writes the
Commerce secretary, from Fer
nandina, Fla. This being the clos
ed season on crawfish there could
be no live specimens sent MIR.
Chadwick, but a lifelike photo
graph of one was mailed him. 1t
measured So inches in length in
Guiding whips. the body being 10
inches long and IL inches in cir
conference, and weighed six
pounds. This photograph with the
data furnished is expected to vim
dictate the Fernandina man with
his Atlanta friends at the same
time prompt them to learn more
about Key West as a paradise for
fishermen, where an endless var
iety of big finny fellows await but
the dropping of hook.
Presentation of 300 blue rib
bons to the same number of pu-
pills of the schools who measured
up to certain standards of health
set by the state, was an out
standing feature of the May
Day" and 9Child Health Day
festivals held yesterday afternoon
at Bayyiew Park. The ribbons
were presented by Mayor Leslie
Curry. assisted by a committee
from the Woman's Club. The pag-
cant as a whole was one of the
most magnificent sights which
has been seen in Key West in
many days, and some of the fea-
lures were extremely well pre-
sented and fascinatingly arrang.
ed. Rev. L. Munro made a short
talk on Spiritual Health" and
was followed by Miss Fannie B
Shaw, of the state health depart
ment, who made the principal adj.
dress. Dorothy Cleare was tho
queen of the festival, and Joseph
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PLAYED SUNDAY
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sLUGcERs AND STARS WIN
OVER RED DEVIL
OUTFIT

The Monroe County Baseball
League teams played two games
yesterday afternoon at Navy
Field.
In the opening contest the
league-lc leading SluggerS won from
the Red Devils, Q to l.
In the nightcap. the Stars de-
feated the Satans, 10 5.
Both games proved very inter
esting. with q large number of
fans in attendance. f'tilOl
Score inning by inning:
First Game
SluEpers 02o ole OOO-,a 10 q.
Red Devils 600 600 100 7 2
Batteries: Bethel and AL. Rod
rsguezs II. Gates and C. Griffin
Second Game
RHE-
Stars - 100 l0l Ill 9 s 1
Red Devils 00l 600 400 5 10 5
Batteries; Mslgrat and D. Lo-
peg. Molina and Gabriel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-02

Farmhouse, Hoyt and Spencer:
Gumbert, Lehman, Coffman and
banning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-02

National Leagul
La gaceta., 1938-08-09

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primera prueba, llegando a $50
millas por bora en- I'm recorrido
de tres millas.
Los dos ~automoyilistas son in
gleses y los dos viven en- Lon :
dres.
Cada uno de los coches tiene
"a cAindros, pesando el de Eys-
ton $4,000 libras y Ell otro sole
1000.
Espera Eyston que la pista lie
que a su forma perfecta y esti-
ma que podra llegar a las 33C
millas.
Ell coche de Cobb tiene la fol
ma de una tortuga y depende de
la preston del aire para mantle
nerse en- ell canine, a causa dc
su POGO peso.
La gaceta., 1938-08-09
DEPORTES
A

Descansaron aver todos los
clubs de la Liga Nacional, por
cuanto no habia juegos senala :
dos.
Solo habia anunciado un jue-
90 en- la ILiga Americana, entire
cleveland y San Luis, y tuvo que
ser suspendido, por la lluvia, en-
la primera mitad del segundo
inning.
Hoy jugaran, en- la Nacional,
Cubs contra Rojos, Gigantes y
Abejas, Phillies y Dodgers y
Cardenales Y Piratas.
En- la Americana, Indios y
Browns, anunciando los prime
ros al pitcher Bob Fueller y los
segundos a Hildebrand; Tigres
" Medias Blancas, con los pit.
cheers Kennedy y Knott; Medals
Rojas y Atleticos, los primeroS
con Grove y los segundos cor
Thomas, y Senadores y Yankees
utilizando a los pitchers Kelley
Y Chandler.
La gaceta., 1938-08-09

co, Sc NOVA de AGA para ALA,
entregando fuentes y conchas a
tres criados, estirados y correc-
tos, que Sc disponian a servir Ia
mesa.
De pronto, la conversation del
dueno de la casa y Pedro, vi6se
interrumpida precisamente Guam
do los dos hombres p~enetraban
en- ell comedor.
I'm criado, correctfsimo, ha-
biase acercado al ingeniero, d.
eiendo al tempo que hacia una
inclination hasta Ell suelo:
-iSenor de N1nez: esta car
ia me han entregado para u.s.
.tedl
Pedro la cogi6, frunciendo Ell
ceno.
Agueda p~enetraba en- este
La gaceta., 1938-08-09
PREMIO ~INTERSOCIAL
(Por P~ertinente)

Leyendd las CONdrDERA-
CLONES del Sr. Montoto en- la
edici6n de aver de este diario V
admitiendo como buenas todas
las posibilidades que establece,
disiento no obstante, en- una:
LA de que los astures tengan
que jugar en- ningdn case ell desa
flo que tienen empatado con los
i~talianos. Tai como esta la Sc
RE, con cinco, ganados los astu-
rianos y uno perdido; Y cinco
ganados los cubanos y dos per-
didos, pueden los assures perder
Ell juego del domingo con los ita-
llanos y ganar todavia la Pri-
mera Serie, mientras que los
Cubanos de perder uni juego
quedan fuera de combate.
Ell average seria:
La gaceta., 1938-08-09
stemborn venci6 a Johnny Plummer
Martinez superb a Jim Morris

cabeza, l~astimandolo en- la cal
da.
Muy excitante prob6 ser ell en-
cuentro entire Bill .Sledge, Ell ex-
campe6n, y ell Cowboy Luttrall,
a quien Ell p1blico Namaba ano-
che pastor de ovejas. Sucio ell en-
cuentro, por las tacticas de los
dos, y Luttrall venci6 a Sledge
en- 35 minutes.
Ell Vaquero, como de costum-
bre, hizo alarde de rudeza.
Sangriento resulto ell match
entire Ell gordifl6n hebreo Her :
bic Freeman y ell aleman Henry
|Graber. Como Sc comportaria ell
'fgordito" que ell arbitro Wilson
Sc vic precisado a descalificarle.
Los dos sangraron, lleVando
Freeman la peor parte, con una
herida cerca de un ojo. Llevaron
la "comedia" hasta I'm punto
que ell pdblico no esperaba.
Raapareci6 ell espanol Ignacio
Martinez y en- 20 minutes ven
ci6 a Jim Norris, de Tennessee.
Apelo Morris a sus villanfas;
pero a la inocencia TOGO la vic
toria.
No puede negarse que Ma IL
neg ha mejorado mucho.
Patrocinaban ell programa de
anoche las Damas Auxiliares de
la Legion Americana, con un
Itanto por ciento para los ninos
invalidos.
Rudy Miller, Ell empresario,
|empieza a sonreir de nuevo.
La gaceta., 1938-08-09
VICTORIA PELOTERIL

La novena de Tony Shoe Shop
venci6 Ell domingo, en- Ell terreno
de Phillip Shore, a los mucha :
dhos del Goody-G oody. con ano-
taci6n de 8 por 5.
Hicieron los derrotados 5 ca
rreras, pegaron 6 hits Y come
theron un error; los vencedores
legaron 8 veces a la gonna,
con 13 hits y 2 errores.
Bater1as: Pendino v Garcia,
y Perrone Y Scolaro.
La gaceta., 1938-08-09

de la mesa monumental, pueSta
con un lujo fastuoso.
Habia en- los ventanales VI
drieras de dolores.
Veianse por doquier hormaci-
mas con estatuas de marmol, y
las doce lamparas que pendfan
del techo, lleno de artesonados y
pinturas soberbias, Ihacfan Sc
mejar ell comedor con aquellos
de los reyes y los principles que
todos hemos visto en- las revis-
tas ilustradas.
ii Bueno, formalidad, ninos!
|-dijo dona Angeles, dirigien-
dose a los pequenos-. lSenta-
ros y a callar!
Tn montacargas iba subien-
do los platos desde las cocinas, y
dos doncellas, vestidas de blan-
La gaceta., 1938-08-09

-iDe modo que. lie parece
en- verdad que es un buen nego-
clio, mi querido amigo?-pre-
guntaba ell dueno de la casa.
EN- efecto, senior Cenci.
Tanto mas cuanto que la marca,
por ser conocidisima en- Ell mer-
cado de Madrid, lie asegurara la
Venta de cuarenta o cincuenta
coches mensuales.,. cuando me-
nos, No tengo que decirle q. va
tiene listed ell primer cliente-
termin6 riendo ell ingeniero.
IEl segundo, entonces -
diio en- ell mismo tono Cenci, Gu
yo rostro de ave de presa, con la
nariz curva de los jud(os, toma-
ba con la risa una expression die
algeria cast feroz.
-iPues quien e. 81 primero?
La gaceta., 1938-08-09

Mike Jacobs planea una nue.
va pelea entire ell campe6n Jose
Luis y Ell britanico Tommy
Farr.
La muerte de la .madre de
Baer alicia la posibilidad de que
este acepte un match para ell
mes de septiembre.
Existe la posibilidad de que
muy pronto haga otra vista a
Tampa Ell notable pdgil Yucca
tan Kid.
va saben nuestros lectores
que ell Kid pertenece a Ia prime
"a fila del peso ligero, por me-
rito de sus punos, no por favo-
ritismo o combinaciones.
La gaceta., 1938-08-09

Hablase de la agilidad ue Lou
como recurso para mantenerse
apartado del negro Y evitar que
este le ponga a dormir.
Sc olvida que Armstrong es
bastante habil y que sus golpes
dan con exactitud en- la humani-
dad del contrario.
Quiza algunos recuerden que
Bob Pastor monte en- la bicicle-
ia, frente a Jose Luis, y que Ell
negro no pudo encontrarlo en-
toda la noche, aunque Bob per-
do la decision.
Una victoria de Lou sobre
Henry seria algo mas que un fe-
n0menO.
La gaceta., 1938-08-09
COMPETITION DE VEI1OCI.
DAD ~AUTOMOVIIIISTA

Bonneville, Salt Flats, Agosto
9.-Dos grandes AUTOMOBILES sc
preparan aqui para batir la mar
ca mundial de velocidad.
Guia uno de los coches el ca
pitan George E. T. Eyston, rey
de la velocidad, con una marca
de S11.42 millas por bora.
Maneja ell otro un corredor de
pieles, John B. Cobb, que hizo la
La gaceta., 1938-08-09
PREMIO lNTERSOCIAL
Batting Average
~LAST1MADAS

Jugando ea San Petersburg
Sc astimaron dos muchachas la
tinas, peloteras, al correr un
''fly" y chocar.
Sc nombran las muchachaS
Mercedes Espolita, del 2901 de
la Gale Nueve, y L. Peralta, de
la Gale "a Y Stuart, en- Palmet-
to-. Las dos juegan del Hen
derson Sporting Goods, de Tam
pa.
La Srta. Espolita fue conduct
da al hospital Mount Park, don
de Sc lie haran algunas radiogra-
fias.
La gaceta., 1938-08-09

que lie estaba destinada, ras-
80 Ell sobre, en- cuya letra e
nadia parecido reconocer la
eseritura de Maria,
Y cast en- seguida, las mu-
Jefes, que observaban al mu-
cAaeho con inquietud, lie vie
ron ponerse intensamente pa
lido.
Era que Pedro acababa de
leer:
Pedro: Me marcho para
slempre de tn lado. No me bus
ques.
Una carta fatal ACADIA de
ilegar a mis- manos, revelando-
me euanto ha ocurrido entire
I'd y tus tics, en- Fuenterrabfa.
Y 20 no quiero ser motive
oe dlacOrdia entire I'd y tn "a.
La gaceta., 1938-08-09
CON LOS GUANfES

ST los expertos no Sc equivo-
can, Ell microbes por la noche
tendra ell mundo un gladiator
con tres coronas y tres titulos,
ell negro Henry Armstrong.
Campe6n del peso de pluma,
de las 1875 libras, y del peso well
ter, lat, ell joven de California
espera conquistar la corona de-
peso ligero, la de las 1876 libras.
Armstrong tiene absolute cor
|fianza en- la victoria.
La gaceta., 1938-08-09

Ell aleman Steinborn prob6
ser IN adversario demasiado
fuerte para Johnny Plummer, Ell
herrero de Iowa, en- ell encuen-
tro verificado anoche en- Benja-
min Field. Durante Is minutes
'Plummer opuso gran resisten :
cia, utilizando todos sus recur-
SOS.
Steinborn lie lewant6 en- sus
brazos y 10 trio por encima de su
La gaceta., 1938-08-09
La Gaceta Folletin No. 109
La MUCHACHA
De LA CALII
+ NOVELA DE AMOR
h Y DE DOLOR
Original de
F.

y los bienestares que solo disfru
taron los principles y los magma
ties de otros siglos.
Los dos ninos habian vuelto
del colegio y llenaban la estancia
de risas Y de gritos, jugando con
Mafalda, la hermana menor de
Aguedita, una nina de once a.
nos, de maravillosa belleza.
La gaceta., 1938-08-09
D. P. E. Pic.
ASSURES: 6. 2. i. 750.
Cubanos: 6. 8, o. 666,

No cabe suponer tampoco que
la Liga acuerde la alteration del
Schedule" cuando no existe ra-
ION para clio, nj ordene la cele-
braci6n de un juego empatado
cuando no resulta indispqnsa-
Bile.
Queda en- pie, pues, que los
cubanos, para ganar la Primera
Serie, tienen que hacer la tarea
del Indio, mientras que los astu
res con ganarle a los cubanos
tienen bastante.
Las consideraciones de que
Faustino Casares jugara la pri-
mera base y Pepino Casares O.
cupara ell box; no quitan Ell sue
no a los Mineros de Mano Fer
nandez y Llauget, que hasta Ell
ueesente han dado muestras de
ser los que mejor fildean. y los
que mas s~6lidamente dan con
ell ''tolete".
Esperemos al domingo, nc
obstante.
La gaceta., 1938-08-09
Inquire Pedro de Ndnez.

LEI primero es Pepito, que
Sc interesa por un sedan.
-Yo quiero un Gabrielle. IHa
listed va garaje?
-Ahora 10 hago. En- muy
buen sitio: en- la Ronda de Ato-
cha. SQue lie parece?
Ideal. Cerca de las estacio-
mes y del Prado, que es la gran
avenida de los automobiles en-
Madrid. Sitio facil Y c6modo pa
ra los clientes.
u Verdad que ST? va ire
mos a la tarde a visitar las o.
bras!
La duena de la casa habia pc
netrado va en- ell comedor, don
de la s~ervidumbre, correcta y
u~niformsda, Sc NOVA alrededor
La gaceta., 1938-08-09

instante en- ell comedor, vesti-
da Establishments, murmuran-
do:
-lD6nde diablos esta Ma
ria?.,. No la encuentrol
Doha Angeles, que comen-
zaba a hacer los platos, inqui-
rio:
-GHas mirado en- su alec
ba?
ST.
Pietro ocup6 su sitio a la ca
becera de la mesa.
Ell hombre sonreia, con a.
quella su honda satisfaction
de hombre de negoeios, que
contempla a la familia rodea-
da de in%finitos bienestares.
Mientras tanto, Pedro de
N0hezs va juato q la silla
La gaceta., 1938-08-09

Bob Pastor hizo tables, en-
Hollywood, California, con Ell
payaso Make Rosenbloom. Com
bate a diez asaltos.
Pesaba 184h libras Ell cam
pe6n, cuatro mas que Pastor.
La gaceta., 1938-08-09

Las apuestas en- favor de Arm
strong tienen una proportion de
IL a 5.
Y no Sc encuentra dinero a
favor del campe6n del peso lige-
no.
La gaceta., 1938-08-09

Ell ingles Jackie (Kid) Berg
yenci6 en- renido encuentro a Pc
ter Cara, de Brooklyn.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-03-30


Mrs. N. Shapiro formerly Of Newark, New
Jersey, but now living in Capitol Heights
Maryla
Mrs. VIM. F. Culliney and hey daugh-
ter Anne Marie are ve,ca tioning at the
home Of Mrs. Culliney's parents, in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthus Gawthrop Of
29-B Ridge Road had their guest
for dinner, Mr.. Vim. F. Culliney Of
43-F Ridge Road on Tue sday, March %.
William May the third, celebrate
his fifth birthday Tuesday at his
home &c Nor t1wuy. The CUES is in
c1udod Marie Sansone, Lusky Letkeman,
John Tiel, Clyde Ennis, Patsy Kicker,
Robert Bi shop, Mona Land, Mary Ruth
Megill, Morton NcTurk, Freddie Sans0ne,
Charles Petit, Susie McTurk, Betty
Jean Mogi11, Allan Bishop, and little
brother john May.
Freddie Sansone Of 7-B Hillside Road,
was accidentally hit on the head by a
stone while playing. Mother attended
it and Gil is woll now.
Mrs. Alice ScIno ok has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Edward O'Flahorty
dur ing the past two weeks. Mrs.
ScK1no ok resides in Philado lphia, Pa.
On March 81, Charles ("Poto") Pottit,
4th, Of 6-R Hills ido, will celebrate
his second birthday. 1t is hoped that
the Scouts will treat him more gently
than they did his Scout Master father, who
Dir thday Mar Oh 23rd they marked by
admin toring an onthus las &c mauling.
Mrs. Dorothy Floishor had as hor
guest last weekend her Mothor, Mrs.
Sonia Burdwi Sc of Phi ladol phia, Ponna.
Mrs. Rose Hodus Of Cleveland, Chic,
IS spending several wooks wi tn hor
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-03-30

Miss Jane Douglass Of Manchos ter >,
Hampshire, has boon the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Bozok, 45-C Ridge Road
for the past Wook.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-03-30

On Saturday evening q St. Pa tri ck's
Party was held 9 t the home Of Mrs. John
Bozok in honor Of tho Dir thdays Of Mrs.
John Rcsni cky, Mrs. Vim. Donohuo, Mrs.
Diobort, and Mrs. John Bozek.
Various games were played and prizes
were awarded to the contcs tonts average
ing the highest scores.
An unusual turo Of the party was
the distribution Of gifts to each guest.
buffet supper was served t Il
o. clock. The tab lie was appropria toly
docora tod for the occa sion "in groon
and white with & large bir thday cake
for G contor pioco."
Those present besides the guos is Of
honor were Mosdomos Brassor, Viii to, Long,
Viii toman, Gus ter, Lyman, Nelson, Johnson,
and Lyons Of Grocnbo1t, and hrs. Ann
Morris Of Washington.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-03-30
OUTDOOR LIFE CLUB PROPOSED

Everyone intoro stcd in Hiking (long
or SHORTY, Hunting, Fishing, Game Prosorv-
ing, Studying Birds and Flowers, como to
the meeting Friday, April lst, at 8 Pm.
to form OUTDOOR LIFE CLUB.
Lots organize and make arrangements
for hike on Sunday, April 3rd!
Tho surrounding country offers an
oppor tunity for many happy hikes and
lntorcst ting tudics. Chinese Pheasant
arc to be scon and admired. Watch
for thom. They woro put hero by the
Dopor tnont Of Agri cul turo.
Why not help get some wild ducks for
our Lake?
Join and help bring wild life (not
night lifo) to Groonbolt.
Violet 7. Gale.
Tho Ccmunurli ty Church will have @ get
togo thor in the social hall Of tho Gem
muAity Center on Saturday nj ht, April 2,
at o. 81 ock.
SCOUTS DIS CON TINUE COLLIE CITING OLD PAPERS
Because they have no Facilities for
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-03-30

Mrs. VIM. F. Culliney and her daugh-
ter Ammo Marie are ve,ca tioning at the
home Of Mrs. Culliney's parents, in
Philadelphia.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-03-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthus GaWthrop Of
29-B Ridge Road had as their guest
for dinner, Mr.. Vim. F. Culliney Of
43-F Ridge Road on Tuesday, March z
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-03-30

Because they have no Facilities f
storing cid papers colo ctod, the Sct
announce that it will be nc cossary f
them to discontinue collections.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-03-30
SOCIAL NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Trattler entert
ed at their home last week end. a
their guests were Mrs. j. Shapiro
Mrs. N. Shapiro formerly Of Newark
Jersey, but now living in Capitol
Maryland.
Evening star., 1938-06-14
GALLOWAY CASE
AUTOPSY ORDERED
Police Report Finding Body
of Plant Expert in
Wooded Ravine.

The body of Dr. Beverly r. Gallo
way. IS, former Assistant Secretary Of
Agriculture, was found by police last
night in wooded ravine near the in
tersection of Daniels and Wise roads
NV, after he had been missing from
his home since early yesterday.
Park Policeman A. L. Blackburn dis
covered DR.. Galloway's car parked
off Daniels road. A search of the
surrounding area revealed his body in
a sitting position against the bank Of
a ravine 100 yards from the machine.
A bottle containing a chemical mixture
was found alongside, Policeman Black
burn said.
Coroner, A. Magruder Macdonald
and homicide squad detectives were
called. Dr. Galloway was pronounced
dead by an Emergency Hospital physi-
clan who responded.
Autopsy Set Today.
DR.. Macdonald was to perform an
autopsy and examine the contents Of
the bottle officially today to determine
the cause of death.
DR.. Galloway, who retired from the
Agriculture Department in the fall Of
1888, was reported by friends to have
been in poor health since shortly be-
fore the death Of his wife q year and
half ago. He lived with one OF his
three sons. Robert r. Galloway, an
engineer with the National Park Serv-
Ice, Interior Department, at 7l06 Piney
Branch road NV.
The other sons are A. Gordon GAL
loway, refrigeration engineer with the
Agriculture Department, and Beverly
S. Galloway, an attorney, Of Orlean,
N. Y.
Native Of Missouri.
DR.. Galloway had lived in Washing
ton since 1887, when he began his work
with the Agriculture Department as
pathologist and chief CT the Division
Of Pathology and Physiology.
A native Of Missouri, DR.. Galloway
attended the University of Missouri,
where he received his bachelors degree
Evening star., 1938-06-14

in agriculture and a doctor Of laws de-
gree. He later received a doctor Of
agriculture degree at the University Of
Maryland.
He was a member Of the Cosmos
Club, the Takoma Park Citizens Asso-
citation and the Alpha Gamma Rho
fraternity.
From 1901 to 1918 he was chief OF
the Agriculture Departments Bureau
Of Plant Industry and for the next two
years was Assistant Secretary Of Agri-
culture. He then became dean of the
Agricultural College Of Cornell Uni
versity and returned to Agriculture De-
partment work in 1915 as pathologist,
to remain until his retirement
DR.. Galloway was the author Of a
number of works on botany, horticul-
ture and plant pathology. Following
his retirement he had been engaged in
research work for the Government,
dividing his time between his home
here and in Florida.
Evening star., 1938-06-14
AIR WRECK DEAD
TAKEN TOFRESNO
Bodies of Nine Are Taken
Through 20 Miles of Bad
Snow Country.
By the Associated Press.

YOSEMITE, Calf, June 14-Bodies
: OF all nine victims killed when a T.
" A. airliner crashed into mountain
side March / were brought to Wawona
early today on mule pack train which
plodded by night through 20 miles of
treacherous snow country.
Hearses took the bodies to Fresno.
Members of the search party said
the only part of the plane recognizable
were parts of the fuselage and tail
surfaces. All the rest was smashed to
bits. The plane did not burn
A ground crew of 35, led by H. O.
Collier, 23-year-old Fresno man who
discovered the wreckage Sunday, came
upon the shattered ship yesterday
The wreckage and the bodies lay
within 100 feet of the top of Buena
Vista Crest, 9,750-foot mountain
Forest. Ranger j. H. Wegner said it
was the highest point on the route
the plane had been flying.
Flying blind in the night through
a snowstorm, the plane struck and
sheered off three pine trees. 1t plunged
300 yards farther. There the ground
crew found it yesterday, its broken
nose showed against the snow-covered
peak and its silver tail resting in an
other tree.
Eight of the bodies were thrown
clear, 100 to 500 feet from the ship.
The body of Stewardess Martha Will
son of Philadelphia still was in the
plane.
Four sacks of mail were intact. A
fifth was broken and letters were scat
tered about
Coroner r. S. Jay of MADEIRA County
swore in jury of nine men and held
an inquest that lasted S minutes. Mr..
Collier was the only witness. The jury
returned a verdict of accidental death.
The coroner said all bodies had been
identified.
u. s. Probers Named.
The Bureau of Air Commerce an
nounced here today that a commission
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had been appointed to make the Gov
ernment's inquiry into the T. w. A.
plane crash March l which killed nine
persons The obliterated airliner and
the bodies of its passengers and crew
were discovered yesterday on Buena
Vista Peak near Wawona, Calf The
bureau announced members Of the
commission will proceed at once to the
scene of the accident to conduct their
investigation and will open public
hearing June 81.
Members of the investigating body
are Robert I. HaZen. chairman, the
senior airline inspector of the bureau
James E. Read. also an airline inspec-
tor with the bureau: Robert D. Hoyt,
bureau areonautical inspector, and
Robert Kingsley, Los Angeles lawyer
and former associate editor Of the
Journal of Air Law Mr. Kingsley will
be an advisory member of the COM
mission.
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Appointed to Faculty.

HYATTSVILLE, Md. June IA (Spe-
ciaD Miss Margaret Herring, daugh-
ter Of DR.. and Mrs. Paul S. Herring of
Hyattsville, has been named member
Of the faculty Of Western Maryland
College and will begin her new duties
In the fall. She will teach French.
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CONGRESS FORGIVES

Congress yesterday voted honorable
discharges to youths who misrepre-
sented their ages to go to war.
Those affected were dishonorably
discharged for enlisting in the Span
ish-American War, the Philippine In
surrection or the Boxer uprising.
The measure now goes to the White
House.
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Next to cotton, onions will con-
stitute Egypt's biggest money crop
this year.
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P0STMASTERS RENAMED
President Reappoints Three in

Tfesloent heappo1nts Three In
Falls Church, Fort Myer.
President Roosevelt today reap
pointed Clarence M. Sale as post
master Of Falls Church, Va: Reginald
B. Turner, postmaster Of East Falls
Church: Mary F. Cunningham, post
mistress at Fort Myer, and Arthur
Gartrell, postmaster at Middleburg.