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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
FREED on BONDS

Sentenced with the underworld
leader are his brother Sam
Flehher: Mike Selik a business
partner. and his closest friend,
PETE Mahoney, operator of a cot
fee house at Woodward and
Vernon.
They Immediately filed notice Of
appeal and were released on bonds
Of $4,000 each
When the verdict was an
nounced by Harry WeStbrook
Jury foreman, Judge Blaine W.
Hatch conferred separately with
each defendant. Each told him
the decision was a miscarriage Of
justice.
Judge Hatch then called them
together before the bench in the
packed courtroom and asked
whether they had anything TO say
for The record. Each shook his
head SolemnlY. The sentence,
limited 10 a maximum OF five
years by statute. was then an
nounced.
In bringing the Indictment
Grand Jury Prosecutor Kim Sig
Ter did not contend that the
quartet brought about the muir
der of the state senator last
Jan. II.
TO QUIET HOOPER
His case was based upon testi-
mony by two former convlcts
Sam Abramowitz and Henry
Luks-that the F1eishers and
Selik had offered them $1,000 "a
quiet Hooper, who was a grand
Jury witness against former Re-
publican National Committeeman
Frank p. Mckay They testified
they withdrew from the plot.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02

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All must be surrendered.
But German thought and doc
trine. the communism and social
ism of the German, Karl Marx, is
sweeping triumphantly. over Eu-
rope and is having a measure OF
revenge in its wrecking Of western
ideals and political ana economic
systems.
CHURCHILL'S DEFEAT
The British Socialist Labor
landslide in England, the crushing
defeat of the Conservatives and
the ousting of Winston Church
Ills government is in its effect
the greatest, most profound and
most significant victory OF social
ism. of communism and Gener-
aliSsimo Josef Stain.
II determines beyond perad-
venture of a doubt a Communist
and Socialist Europe
With il the leadership OF west
ern democracy, as we know de-
mocracy passes definitely and
emphatically 10 America.
If that leadership is not Vigor-
ouSly. forcefully and milltantly
taken up and exercised with de
termination and vision the coll
lapse of the American concept and
form Of democracy with lis free
institutions, is only a question OF
time.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
4 Sentenced
InHooperP PIOf
, HoodIums Plan Appeal
from AZ Year Terms
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Bv FRANK NORRIS

tk1TtE- CREEK. Aug. l.
Aiier surviving Al separate ar
rests on charges ranging from
the Endbergh kidnaping 70 the
Cdningwood massacre, II arry
Fitilher today stood for the first
tIruC or the threshold OF 2 state s
pssisen. sentenced 20 four and a
half 10 five year, for plotting The
murder Of Senator Warren q.
Hooper
WITH three co-defendantS. the
notorious Purple gangstcr fell
IN a state court for the first time
yesterday when A Jury found
them guilty Of The alleged nur-
der conspiracy after deliberatng
TWO hours.
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FLORIDA CTS GREET
SEN. CLAUDE PEPPER

WITH TIE g2D AiRBORNE
DIVISION. Berlin Oct IS
r 500 Slss B Cook. ~ Plant
CIs. aHd Pvt George II BIllson.
uf kr West we're on hand re-
Deuti, 90 greet ~ natoI Claude 4
Pepper when hs arrived 10 the
fi.yd R.tH capital of Bcrln,
during fs EurHpsan Tour oi Army
installation.
10, $3.50 veteran sifborno troop
,l. ui Pc, o3l Aub.Iue DIVISION.
.., 1..~ bars 90 the T.. ) Occu-
patton Frr.e n Berlin.
Senator Pepper cniovcd an
ruJ.s's VISIT "a fh 'he troopers. and
'.e cHt, -aflan conferred aboui
uosf-asr plans. Dc, ln Berlin. the
ARMY T.Ut stem aud iIaterni-
..f.uu
~s Csnk t- an operations chief
lea CON p1nt 81 &C. fac 32jth Gid
Infantry Regiment and Py'
E....E s. % m,mbsr # the di-
.....- p.It. honor guard
~. aZi Al horne Division.
nsr1ed ht Nag Gen James
81 Gavsn. al. VETERANS 81 'hc
e.ri fa.frg @ North Africa,
O.. I-au ans Germany srd para
tH.'. rt...rE .f Sicily. italy.
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CAUGHT IN THE CIRCLE

Citizen readers may recall that we
distinct difference between a councilmanic
and manager-commission form Of city gov
eminent is that. under the former. there i
buck passing. while under the latter any
resident who wishes to make a complaint
knows 90 whom 90 make IL. the manager
The manager of one Of the largest
business houses on Duval street told The
Citizen Saturday that he had had occasion
e. come into contact with the buck passing
under the present form Of city government.
hole in the west side Of Duval street.
between the Southernmost Pharmacy and
The Boat Bar. gradually became deeper and
deeper until its depth was one and one
hall feat. The surface opening was Just
large enough for an automobile tire 20 get
iammed into the hole. He said drivers did
NOT see the hole az night and. as result.
be- knew Of az least three cars that had be-
come stuck. with a rear or front tire in the
mole. and the cars had 10 be lacked up out
OF the hole.
Il telephoned seven or eight persons In
City Hail." the business man said. and
every one OF them passed the buck until
found cat they had me going in a circle.
80 gave up phoninR in disgust. u was
week or 10 days later before the hole
was filled up"
- there you have IN a nutshell the
difference bet1een the present and the
form Of government that viii 20 into effect
.n Key West next month. IN 4 case of that
kind. the business man would have tele-
honed the city manager and action would
have come Immediately. because the mana
ger would have been aware that had he
been diliatory. he would have been report
ed Co the commission
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LEAVE 1T TO EVOLUTION

Practically everyone seems TO agree
that the answer 10 the most pressing post
war problems H. a high level Of industrial
production. coupled with efficient mass
iI.tl button. The development Of this
combination resulted in a rising wage level
aud low prices for many years priro To the
"ar. IN fact. the formula looks 50 sure
lire that the director Of economic stabili-
zat.o1. the OPA. and probably other Off
.IaI quarters. are preparing 20 decree that
wages 90 up while prices remain station
ars. or go down. They propose in the fu-
.gr, to do by force Of law what evolution
haas done iu the past. They will probably
.a.L
The secret of Americas progress and
nigh living standard. is voluntary action
The mass distrbnion iuddefe Did not
reach - present peak Of efficiency az the
direction of any government agency II
anything. national and local government.
through enactment Of punitive laws against
cham stores. delayed the normal develop
mtut IL low cost merchandising. Yet to-
J.s hundreds Of thousands Of retailers OPP
.ratc ou minimum profit margins. thanks
% the distribution technique initiated by
chain stores. A. tine goes on. retail dis
frautors will voluntarily increase their
efficiency even more.
u Is irouieal that governgent which
f'U years ago passed laws against the
chains. on ne premise that they absorbed
too many costs al the expense of competi-
tors. now feels constrained "a force chains.
along with all other retailers. to absorb
COSTS % the point If bankruptcy. Already
m 1915. OPA has allowed s. general in
crea-es in costs Of merchandise. All but
,hrce ol these the merchant has had 20
paw out Of his owR pocketb0ok, since he
must continue 10 sell at his wartime cell
irg> In addition 90 these general in
crea~cs. the OPA has allowed thousands
"f special advances - individual manufac-
turprs and professors that are being paid
ny The nations storekeepeTs.
Mass production and mass distriba-
ton combined can bring higher living
standards. maximum employment oppor.
tuniiy. and can help nightly to hold down
living costs. But trying to pervert them
into mere initiation panaoeas will spell
trouble.
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LABcR AovEMEkTs STRATEGY
WRONG

Eahar leader are doing a bad job Of
- They are not serving rhc Interests
- ths lahor movement or 81 the country a.
o. aha3e
A. ale8an time and attention to the sD-
.a#ea afuH employme hdl' they are not
aarar fuu employment bar delaying 90.
Tas nmt mas come when we VIII have to
a.as 81 ial-makiug by government. bat
fhaf tms = uut Sow.
Fau employment by private industry
hsFe far fhe taking.
fanf the iahor movement won't take 81.
p $ fhrowlnz s. monkey-wrench into re-
ranrefaann hg sxorbitant demands for wage
a.raases backed up by strikes whi,h halt
amFB and anger the public
tadtsfrT an8 the public would have
#fH ready fnr some reasonable increase be-
haar'f fafes Co compensate partly for loss
Isl ateFfame. 80 So per cent q Is oar
"a. aH fsaaan.
rhe smart thing Tor Organized labor
FL a. s fa BE- content with such increases
81 raa ae obtained by consent at this time
aaf 80 81 producing
wmh the enormous demand for goods
af aff aare ~ full employment and we may
asnnf nst back into overtime.
- beteve the majority 81 industry b.
Hid aH the neeB of high wage 90 give "a
aw Hafrhasinw power to buy the good
wh..h unm production gives.
After fhe wheels are voiuv. labor win
asEr fhs right e. expect further increase.
asa uuae 30 tme. and there b. mo- reason
H fflnk ndustrg viii De- unwilling 20 grant
fhem
Thf Supreme need 81 ne present hour
80 uaf ever hour of work that Is Offered.
fH na time for strikes.
re. for ihr good If the country IN
neneral and of labor .u particular.
Fhs uafion cannot afford 90 live on
~ aaF.nws. he they strike funds or capltal.
HesFEes- vs. need 60 produce new wealth
Ha. aff oar scr debt. and raise eur stand
Fa af HFfnR o. can De- dome onlv IS,
aaft.aF hard
Aark infreases wealth Strikes eat
80 ufa.th worker San Dee paid onlv ont
e. weaih
fha = no time far strikes.
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~. .-,....... bs PEGGY oMoR!
bs PEGGY O'MORE


eat what time did You see Marx
Last. Mrs Sheridan" his attorney
asked.
shortly before We came here"
dFaWlcd Carla, her eyes upon
Jane.
strange" remarked the at
tornry. -T've been with Marx
since SIX o'clock. MrA Sheridan,
a. frsend OF yours and Of
Marks I'd Ike 90 speak 90 you
outs AZ for Just q usoneaf
~Why-why, Of course. Jerry, II
you say So"
I'm 60 with you" carla prom
ised.
TIE attorney smiled az Carla.
4 wouldn't advise IL. Miss Han
sen; you &c not going 20 like what
I'm going 20 say"
TIE two left the room. and
Judge Morgan cleared has throat.
And now Il someone Will ex-
plain the presence Of this young
lady. we may be permitted %
continue the meeting"
Il thought ! might help with
the records. Caria faltcred Miss
Grey hasn't attended"
Mss James has attended every
meeting I've attended" barkcd
one nan. It seems 30 me. II ] re-
mcmbcr correctly. that q was al
ways she WhO attended 20 the
records"
Then. 70 I'm not wanted"
James pity turned 20 appTehcn-
sion as Carla rose. gave her q
look C venom0us hatred 40 vari-
ance wlih the pathetic tone Of
hcr voice. ard left.
TIE attorney returned shortly
20 whisper . Jane. AS | th0uRht.
Carla called on her tais morning
and convinced her you were
about % roo MARX 81 his heart.
MS Io0 ard has company"
FUDGE MORGAN called the
> meeting % order again. and m
sf70'Iy Mr. Hlsklns vas on his
feet
This meeting vas called for
the p1rrosa Oft saving the
Sheridan Pump Company from
che Cag '.u1a5lc practlccs q a
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Who KNOWS?
ANSWERS ON PAGE .

What is the population %
Germany
? Have war shortages Of basic
TdW materials ended
3 Wcre there many strikes
after the first World War
When is Navy Day
S Are government owned air
craft plants operating
8 What - ALCOAT
! What industrial plant Is To-
Gated ~ Geneva. Utah2
q What Is the British sterling
debit
. What is the eslImatsd ex-
pense 81 the L ; government IN
1885,
10 Who Il Secretary q War
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-15

newcomer who has. In less than
q month, pushed herself from q
clerical position 10 that OF acting
manager and taken Il upon her.
self 10 guarantee thousands OF
dollars OF company money.
Mr.. LAIRD popped up lac .
iack-in-fhe-h0x but before ne
could be recognized By the chair
man the chairman spoke.
MIR. HaSkinE, and Mr. Laird.
Judge Morgan said, as Chairman
Of this board ! challenge your
right 10 otfer any edictx. 20 place
any issues. % vote on any mat
ieTs pertaining 20 the Sheridan
Pump Company"
Haskins popped up As Laird
dropped Gown.
"This"--he polished his glasses
furiously--"this - outrageous
Il quite agree irtoned Judge
Morgan evcnly. 1t Is outrageous
that the business of this board
has been conducted BY the votes
% tao men who held no financial
interest IN the company. other
than salaries paid them By q third
member who I'D not publicly ac-
knowlcdge these interests.
i am now ready TO entertain 4
motion for adjournment until
such q tire as only those legally
entitled d q voice IN this board
shall be present"
4 offer The notion" said Mrs
Stanton.
4 second the notion" added
Jane.
The Judge offered The motion
for a vote There were no nays.
80 the meeting Vas declared AL
j0urncd.
Haskins and Laird were out Of
the room aaaa@ a1aaly The others
milied assAEn. talking IN sub
ducd voices
Someone brushed past Jsre as
she leaned over gathering het
papers together a voice wins
pefcd. II ! wasn't h0giicd-"
She didn't ldcnilfy the nan.
but his words confirmed what Sac
had believed. that Garter nd
other nleans a controlling tie
votes Of board members.
Ts se eonsiEasa
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10 ATOMIC ENGINE,

Mafnr-fseneral Leslie 4 Groves. Who
aFfe1ed BE development Of the a,.r,..
sass that g viIl bs number ~
affalff before the emery, Of the atom
anfaea-ea for ANY beneficial peacetime
hsapate the fancy Imagination ~ n,
0afafasilt aathors there is little reason ~.
#aarrfr nfh ihe statement ~ General
arates. gu ths meantime plans might 81.
@rI 81 maae "a utilize oii gas and eler-
frffN There b. no use o. postpone inn.
aaaifasnts uhle awaiting the atomic
aHnsna
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- Chapter =
THE attorney caught up with
a them a. they turned into TIE
board room. There was no oppor-
unity 10 discuss anything. Has
kins was demanding that the
meeting be convened Immediate
~. ana when tire Judge. who had
lnherltcd the chairmsnship a.
Carriers dismissal, obliaed. Mr.
Lsasrd rose and demanded that the
attorney tSe excluded.
BE - here as my adviser,
Jane cOuntercd
NO one but those actively IN
tefesfed are allowed at a ca.lod
meeting"
MIR. Laird should have re-
freShed his memory on section
y q Article Nine. Which reads.
Any member shall have the right
90 legal advice ai ans OF all meEt-
inEs % board or stockholders ="
She's right agreed one men,
ar. Laird sal down. bat he was
barely down when there came a
ugcreet tap on the door. and be-
fore Judge Morgan could push
his chair back. Mr.. Haskins was
there.
I'm 50 sorry I'm late"
ZANE. facing the door. saw Marx
- Sheridan's mother Cor the hTsi
tame And she WASH like her own
mother Her frailnCss was real; &c
vas indicative Of her chaTaCter
She vas dependant upsn carla
Hansen-CaFla, Who Was smiling
her Wu.try emia a. thc different
board mNuIbers
May we have the status a.
these visitors" asked Judge Nor
Ean pleasantly.
Why. / am here 20 vote for ny
con-"
POUR sons vote is represented.
Mrs Sheridan Miss Glcy IS act-
.lg as hts proxy
Mrs Sheridan smiled wgrfiy
90 Jane as though they we.e "a %
cgnspiratoss Marx didn't Want
s-eA 3 sacrifice
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HELP HELP, HELP

Editor. The CITIZEN
The One Dollar a Word pr
lltiCal advertisement publish. z
Saturday N The Citizen has Caus-
"a this Writer 40 end Of A.ut
All weekend long hs r..f.H "a is
brains IT, tired tbl trend q
thought and that trend % tr.a1lf.
but could lind no solution ts e.e
problem created ln Els mind rr
this advertisement 81, r,...f.i
to famous saylngs gf great Hrifs
ers un similar subttf- Still a5
answer IL studied 800 anglers
md explored aI avenues ~ .,.-
soning. bat always ,ulsd ap
where b. started 30 held
lengthy discussions uIfh relatives
and friends. bot fn.N couldn't
help him Finally %, r.rea He
hands up in despair
What could De- A. % ser Dis
mind a. restf To whom c1ult .r
turn ioT ar ansRc. e. fna ....-
ing question A.. that 81
bc SOMEONE else cu8ld ...s. .
poser and make iife worth o. IS.
again
And So. this letter IS vrt'.r
foT that PsIposo and taaI -. po-,
ahone Il is possible omcone.
vho reads this nay be a8Ic 20
tell him what hc Wnulf IKE TO-
know and riv, hIm peac. oi mimi
once more.
The problem IS simple. brit he.
relieves the answer p.Ii hl tsr~-
pliCatsd. Therefore. Ha hun bis
requests any one who rrsy at-
tempt tu answer ms gI, tfor tu
usf simple words SO tha' p, m.
comprehend
Our problem ls ftls
Politics IS fraughf Vltr hun
bred and one p,rllsrItlss rr.'
stem from human nature. some
Tunes Wc arc stunned ehsn se
hear that Ball Blank 81. supplri.al
John Brown t...uer We k1.H
that BIans is an ALTOS 'Hs df
fcrsu' TYPE ot man tran Ntat
Brown ,s. ana 80 other r., go.
feel like gufi4Rlng srd r.-..n-
ng uhcn ws hear that baly *
Sam. considered H.r~,.
mentally Is supporting q rat
R0e known 'a De- p.Hr a
FINALLY. Wt wa, ts .H.. q. -I..
good and sufacl,rf reason t
opposing one man. hu f. stretch
cat thr narrhsr pf mem %. -t..-.
60 tht Chart. Grup al. 'or
aces. nathsraa-ts us. i...u-. ue
have 10 ,lf.n interest in ary
candidate
An. the answer IS PLAN rHa
r. centsrs fn frst HTri "lH.un
bot as SO has, o. 'E..ur Car
didaies. 20, question ,'lmps q.
Can Nuu explain DO
JOHN RUSSELL
Kew West. Fla.
Oct IS. 1915
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PEOPLES FORUM

Th@ CfsiHen sssiessaea expires
a1Wma - ahe views af Sc FNma-
@fM. bma tie editor rwMerxwm fhw
FfMht 60 awtwtw nay farus~ " hteh
are eenstasFed ifhelous 80 unwaa-
Fan&Na- MhR writers mhumta -
t@AT mma e@nffme fhW setter. Sc
80 wgFa@. and ssFife sn enw sime
~ aks napeF onfN. stHnmfuFe -
TIE WRITER'S mm@t mNwemRmmF fha
letNwNa mma viii Ne pwhiiah~d mn-
less Feaaeafra o9hsrssiae.
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CPL CHAS. R0SAM
RECEIVES DISCHARGE

FonT WAYNE. lnd.. OF -
CORPORAL Charles n nosaw. -
AZ Mr. ard MFA KuNsne =. haaaa
~ KEY West. Pa stmaiea#d =
naer Fieid, 1 TFup CaFHtsT Go
nsnnd ll@nn. hes hwmm husmnsiR
discharges from the = > 49,
Forces A the anpafation esma#H
unaer pTosisiozs - tna ksFaH8
Point Over see syEien.
r. Served oversees fm IT,
u,unfhs IN the kafopean TAmfAs
~ OpeFmtiona - q meehmmH -
wears fis folbowin9 deeo9afhn
Good Condmrt Medal. eiKia -.
de starr. End Presidential c..
lion. with oak Iraf and elkRaf
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y roas money t1 produce the atomic
.saFrh. end money s. "a hat the nations ~ a..
uafid. exeepi the United States. haven
80. Iasf now So De- 'em sweat awhile. and
HNNifs their owu atomic bomb.
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or FRENCH ORIGIN

WV YORK Tho marufac-
t.a. .f F.rin iatsle b. 90 French
n anl Mas brought to ing
fa rv fhe Hurusn0fs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-15

Admiral Nimitz says that il was the
sea power that defeated the Japanese.
No let "a hear from the air power.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-15

CLEVELAND. - When Cnsa
Warren Whitney. q xentfihsgs.aa.
reported 10 police thai ihs hRaas
az hls two dummaeN wmmse
ana ~Burnwcll'. who heipa ~
entertain wounded sHrvicssnea y
Fnaland. had beun stolen fsusm -
asgionsobile, the cups twnea
ssheadhunseTx".
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-15

Strong yeiloN .oap uhbrd o-
arms ard lers before vnu en- f.k.
lne over unf awIlar ground pee
vcnfs any trouble from poison 1873
Cr poison oak.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-15

Advertising in The Citizen remains
the cheapest method Of telling prospective
customers about your business.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-15

A quick-thinking individual can frame
"a aiili faster than ordinary people size
up "a situation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-15

II is not necessary to prime an alert
mind with alcohol
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KEY WEST In
DAYS GONE By


Representative J. Mark wllcox
TO-DAY told . group Of Key West
ers in Miami that he Vas Fe@ay
and willing Al any time 20 - -
Washington TO do whatsoever We
could 20 help Key West
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A nursery school viii be- start
cd shortly In Key West, the
local administration announceu
today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-15

meuf wlr be hekf touaaEfsm
evening in the Icy Memaosizl
Church.
amnn&maamaam~
Today TIE Clsixcn saya IN e.
editorial paragraph:
The query. Il nv fsi e.
straiehtP' II not used sny suoss
Feminine chapeuux sc M wmn
that w'ay nowadays
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Bernardo Rodriguez. Cuoan
Consul who had been on an
official Wait in Havana. Feturned
20 Key West yesterday.
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LECALS

~ TuI. aIHssIT Got HT ot THG
lIfu % titt fAt ttHfttT 90
ftnntfsA. ~ ANn Ium MRN
Hst. sot NJ ~ sHNNs t,uN
-. ta-E1
.t.fNf' ~EW fI.t "a td.e
Plaintiff
T| <$h |.kf hfH anf ltil
ghbttts a. .f sHrtNiug Tru..
f..H- ~ h.#frI. #"H gas f.r..Fs-
rff.r deceived f-I.r.ta
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Peter Schutt. manager Of La
Casa Marina. said today ne -
locking forward 90 a most sue
.cessful season the coming ain
ter.
Two hundred wPA workers.
who walked off their JOBS THIS
morning. said this afternoon they
will return 90 work tomorrow
morning.
MrS Lee Thomps0n and baby
were hurt this morning IN an
automobile accident at Waite
and PetFonia streets.
Mrs. Bruce Jack. who had
been visiting relatives in Tampa.
returned yesterday.
] NJ. Varela, JT.. sailed on
the steamship Cuba last night for
Tampa e. visit relatives.
Memorial services for Mrs. v.
A. Archer. Who died in Miami
while there for medical treat
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-12
Three Killed, 9 Are Missing
In New York Bomber Crash
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MONTAUK POINT, Long Island
Mar. 12.-Three Army flyers were
killed and nine others are missing
in the crash of a heavy bomber of
Montauk Point Saturday, the lst
Service Command has announced.
The plane was on combat train
ing fight from Westover Field
Chicopee, Mass, the Army said.
Coast Guard and other rescue
craft recovered the bodies yesterday
OF 1t. M. B. Tolle, "a, Hillsboro,
Ohio, the pilot, and Corpl. T. w.
Ayres, 10, Sussex, N. j., radio OPP
orator.
The 1st Service Command an
nounced the following among the
Flight officer G. F. Ruff, jr., Louis
vile, KY, co-pnot: Second 1t. r. G.
Bushee. 20. Chicago, bombardier;
Corpl. j. w. Sedlock, co. Cleveland,
assistant gunner; Corpl. C. H. Clark,
jr., 10, CASTOR, Ind, assistant gun
ner; Corpl. D. j. Finger, 10, st.
Claire Shores, Mich, engineer, and
Tech. Sergt. H. Falk, 80, Pittsburgh,
static engineer.