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school. learned his son was gone
then decided to notify police
While Detectives M. H. Virgins
and E. A. Taunton were en- route
to Mr.. Richter's jewelry store his
phone rang again.
He gave me instructions to
take the jewels and money to q
phone booth in the Ponce de Leon
Hotel" Mr.. Richter related. 81
told him the most could raise
was about $4,000 in jewels and
5000 in cash. He said that
would do"
Mr.. Richter went to the hotel
and waited in a booth. A bellboy
told him he was wanted on the
lphone at the desk and the same
man who had called earlier told
him to put the jewels and cash in
a bag in a coin locker at the Grey
hound bus station, place the key
with a wad of chewing gum under
the counter Of certain telephone
booth and leave.
Mr.. Richter was still a step
ahead Of detectives, who were be-
ing briefed at the store by his
brother. Alvin Richter.
Bag Placed in Locker.
The father rushed to the bus
station, placed the bag in a locker,
and since the designated phone
booth was being used, placed the
key in another booth.
Detectives reached the bus sta
ton as Mr.. Richter left. While
one watched the originally-des-
ignated booth, the other went
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-18

MIAMI, Fla, April ia
wealthy Miami jeweler paid $15,-
200 ransom" for return of his g.
year-old son yesterday in what
police called a phony kidnapping.
Daniel Richter was duped into
paying $4,000 in jewels and 5000
cash in what police said was zone
of the cleverest and most perfectly
timed" extortions in memory.
The boy. Richard, never was &C
tually kidnapped, police said, al
though Mr.. Richter was convinced
he was buying his sons safe
return.
While police and the FBI mar
lshalled forces to meet what they
thought was genuine kidnapping,
the child was riding in a taxicab
from a private school at Miami
Beach to Doctors Hospital in
Coral Gables, a distance of about
IL miles.
Police said the plotters used the
school, the taxi company and the
hospital as unwilling dupes in
their shakedown.
Kidnapping Reconstructed.
AS police reconstructed the
crime, it happened this way:
A man who said he was DIR.
Henderson" called the Yellow Cab
Co. at Miami Beach and asked
them to pick up Ricky Richter at
Coburn School and drive him to
the hospital. purportedly to be
with his "gravely ill., mother.
Almost simultaneously, a wom-
ans voice called the school au-
thorities and said a taxi would
arrive soon to pick up the boy.
Cab Driver Bert Walowitz, "a.
was sent to the school and picked
up the boy. One member of the
gang must have watched him be-
cause a telephone call then went
to the fathers Office in downtown
Miami.
The caller told Daniel Richter
he had Ricky in his custody and
that no harm would come to the
child If the father co-operated.
He said. this is purely a busi-
ness deal and will require $50, 900
in diamonds and $4,000 in cash
for you to get your boy back"
Richter reported.
Police Are Notified.
The caller warned Mr.. Richter
the boys life would be in danger
If police were notified. and gave
him S minutes to verify the story.
Mr.. Richter quickly called the
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back to the store to find the
father.
Apparently while the detectives
watched one phone booth. one OF
the extortionists slipped into the
other, around a corner, and took
the key.
When police reinforcements ar
rived. the key was gone, the
locker was open and the key was
in it. still sticky with chewing
gum.
About the time Mr.. Richter re-
turned to his store, a puzzled doc
tor at the hospital called and
asked If he had a son. Ricky. The
boy was at the hospital and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-18
Soviet Official Dies

MOSCOW, April 10 P.-The
death of Andrea Siliaev. Sc. one of
Russia's financial leaders. was re-
ported today. He was the head of
a bank for financing communal
housing construction, a member
of the Collegium of the Finance
and former Deputy Min
lister of Finance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-18

cab driver was waiting for his
fare.
Mr.. Richter said the whole Sc
!quence of events took about an
hour.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-20
Chief L. d. King
Serving Aboard
"USS Antares''

Lorenzo D. King, chief machin-
ist's mate, USN. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. King of 70S William
St, Key West, and husband of Mrs.
Hope l.. Killing of 208 Mary ave-,
New Smyrna Beach, Fla, is serv-
ing aboard the attack cargo ship
USS Antares in the Atlantic Fleet.
The Antares transports dry pro
visions and cargo. She is now
carrying essential, non-perishable
supplies to Atlantic Fleet bases
and ports.
Built and commissioned in 1914
by the US. Maritime Commission
the AntareS originally sailed the
seas as the SIS Nampa Victory.
She Is one of the many Merchant
Marine cargo ships that we're
transferred to the Navy after World
War II.
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Players Party
Plan To Be
Completed Mon.

The Key West Players party
committee met last night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Skewis in a two hour long ses-
sion 10 plan the fun, food ams
trivolity which will take place
Saturday. June 20 when the
Players throw a summer shin.
dig"
Treasure hunt plans were
changed to a Scavenger hunt
theme with ten items chosen for
goals in the big search which
will follow the serving of food
and beer and other refreshments,
The party will begin at the Barn
at p. m. At 8 o'clock. the hunt
ers will fan out to gather the re-
quired objects and reassembie
when their missions have been
completed with a time limit set
AZ III p. m, when the party will
resume. Two top prizes and one
consolation prize will be awarded.
Admission win be fifty cents
The committee is headed by
Jeanne and Ski Skewis. Others
who helped plan the festive affair
were Jack Clarke. Jim Murphy,
George Renna. Gladys jackson
and Dorothy Raymer.
There will be another meeting
of the committee on Monday eve
ming at 8 p. m, to complete de-
tails including the charade which
will set off the search parties.
Time is 8 p. m. Place is 213 Tele-
graph Lane. at the Skewis home.
Members of the committee. Rusty
Pitman, Comdr. Ray Byrnes and
those who did not appear at the
first meeting are requested to
attend Mondays planning.
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Lit. MatthetUs
To Be Married
In Connecticut

1t. Howard Lynn Matthews, Jr.,
formerly stationed here with the
Navy aboard the u. S. Amberjssk Elk,
will be married July S in New Lon
don. Conn.,, according to a wedding
announcement received here today.
1t. Matthews Is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard L. Matthews of
Charleston. S. c.. and has numer-
GUS friends in Key West.
The bride-te-be is Miss Rose
mary Virginia Carnes. daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. Edwin Hammond
Carnes of Quaker Hill. Conn.
The wedding ceremony will take
place Saturday, July S at 4 pm.
In the United States Coast Guard
Academy Chapel, New London,
Conn.
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%~ Nf&tt60A oA ttA0 O0ItCG
recital, to be held at the Convent
auditorium, next Friday, 8 p. m,
will present q baby interpretative
dance called "The Synconated
Clock" The petite class of four
to SIX year olds include Patricia
Bramlet, Linda Davila, Martens
Elias, Mavis BellizIi, Connie
Vieta, and Pamela Davila.
Renda Brewster, intermediate
pupil of the ballet, will sele in
the Dance of the Suga Plum
Fairy" from the "Nutcraeker
Suite"
Stage settings for the recital
will be handled by Jim Mosley
and Rufus Bradshaw with light
ing by Steve Atkins. Costume
fabrics are from the Associated
Fabric Company of New York
City.
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N Az Y
TRANSFERS

US. NAVAL AUXILIARY AIR
STATION. KINGSvILLE, TEXAS
Lester B. Knoblock, aviation ma.
chinist's mate, first class. USN,
husband of Mrs. Marjorie r. Knob.
lock of 11o8 Curry's lane, Key
West, Fla, has reported for duty
here at the air station, the home
of Naval air jet training.
Knoblock enlisted in the Navy in
1912. Prior to reporting to Kings.
vile for duty with the maintenance
department, he was stationed a,
the US. Naval Air Station, Port
Lyautey. French Morocco. Before
entering the Navy, Knoblock at.
tended Ocala High School.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-20
Quads ALI Right

WEYMOUTH, Mass. Ia The
quadruplets--a girl and three boys
born Wednesday night to 27.year.
old Mrs. Marion L. Manning at
the South Shore Hospital were re.
ported by physicians as ''doing
very well" today.
They also reported that Mrs.
Manning is fine and doing well. "
The quads are expected to get
their first meal--glucose from
medicine dropper-sometime To-
day.
DR.. Robert r. Ryan, Weymouth
general practitioner who delivered
the babies. reported that newborn
infants are rarely fed for u hours.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-20

Center among the recipient of
funds from the Navy Charity
Carnival, and the contribution of
$3.50 has made possible the es-
adjustment of fund to employ
directors. Funds received from
civic organizations are used to
purchase supplies and equipment,
The youth obtain funds through
donations from members of theil
groups, and through the sale of re
freshmentS to pay for incidentals
necessary to their programs.
The following is list of contribu
tons received by the Adult Council
which has requested that each or
ganization be thanked for this ex
cellent cooperation.
Navy Charity Carnival, Capt. c
c. Adell - $3.50.
Business and Professional Won
ans Club - SIS.
Key West High Schoo PTA - $40
Beta Sigma Phi sorority - SIS.
Iayshees - S..
Mrs. Dickson - 81.
American Legion. Arthur Saw
yer Post No. % - SIS.
Sinawik - S..
Harris Elementary School CT
Tech. group - SIS.
A large attendance is expected al
each of the summer sessions.
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Coming Erents

FRIDAY, JUNE 90
Meeting Alcoholics Anonymous
First Presbyterian Church,
pm.
Meeting. knight of Pythias, Py
THAN Hall. 72s Fleming St., a
SPIN.
Key West Amateur Radio Club
meeting at National GuarC
Armory. 7:30 pm.
Triangle Club of Pythian Sister.
meeting, 1880 pm.
Key West Shrine Club, 1880 pm
.TURDAY, JUNE 2l-
June Dance at the Boca Chics
C.P.O. club. 8 pm. to / am.
with floor show, television star
dance teams, emcee and fun.
Youth for Christ Rally, Flemine
street Methodist Church, 70!
Fleming street, 1880 pm.
Cake Sale. by Gold Star Mothers
San Carlos building.
MONDAY, JUNE 23-
Beta Sigma Phi meeting, 8 PIN
Anchor Lodge meeting, Scottish
Rite Temple. s pm.
Methodist Men meeting, Wesle,
House, 8 pm.
jESDAY, JUNE a.
Dinner meeting, Kiwanis Club
at Casa Cayo Hueso restaur
ant, 6:45 p. m.
Youth for Christ Bible Study, 7:3C
pm, Fleming street Methodist
Church, 72s Fleming street.
Special general meeting Key
West Players, Barn Theatre.
pm. one-act plays. work shop
and play reading.
Order Of DeMolay Boys, meeting
scottish Rite Temple, 1880 p. m.
WV. Ladies' Auxiliary, Post
Home on Elizabeth St, meet
ing at 8 pm.
Sparkling Waters Rebekah Lodge
No. IA, Knights of Pythias Hall
SPIN.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE u.s.
Ladies' Day Colt roul ment. 3
w Colt Course. Q am,
Meeting. Junior Ch. Commerce
clubhouse, Q pm.
Key West Duplicate Bridge Al
ISOLATION, Coral Room, ov~-
seas hotel, 7:4s pm.
Meeting, Island City Navy Wives
Club No. 90. Bldg. i7S. ". g..
$3.50 an
Luncheon. bridge, Canasts, fol
Zx.1 Officers Wives group
at Aeropalms, / pm.
Scottish Rite Bodies, meeting
Scottish Rite Temple. 8 pm.
Junior Debs. meeting, Woman!
Club, 7;so pm.
thursday, JUNE as
Social meeting, Junior Woman
Club. 9 pm. al clubhouse.
Meeting OF Lower Keys Propert!
Owners Association, s pm.
Surface Development Officers
Wives group luncheon at SUI
and Sand, 1870 pm.
Rotary Club luncheon At i2:i:
pm ST. Paul's parish ball.
Unit 50 Ladies Auxiliary Of Flee
Res~-ve. luncheon, noon, a
C.F.0. club, MS.
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The Senior Group, ages 1918, will
have dancing Saturday evening
June q, between the hours of s
and 10. Those attending viii be ex
pected to contribute at least a
quarter each to pay for the
orchestra. The Junior Group, ages
1915 will have folk dancing on
Saturday evening, June %, be-
tween the hours of and $50,
and will contribute at least l5e
each toward refreshments. Only
those youths having registered
previously at the high school for
the youth center, who hold ad-
mittance cards, or who bring
, written permission signed by
parents will be admitted. Re-
quirements listed on permission
sheets signed by parents will be
followed.
Planning meetings will con-
sinue at the Wesley House each
Wednesday afternoon at S o'clock.
All members of the junior, senior
and adult councils are requested
to meet at that time each week
with the directors and councillors.
The councils have expressed
the deepest gratitude to coun-
selors, and directors who have
served during the past four
months, and to those continuing
to serve. Activities have been di-
rected by Coaches Ed Beckman
and H. w. Van Byeveldt, Mrs
Ralph Hartenstine, the Reverend
Eldon Simmons and Mrs. Sim
mons, Mrs. w. B. Kirke, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Clausson, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. Bringman, Mike
Jacobs, Mrs. Grace Crosby. Mrs.
Blanche Miller, Mrs. Thomas
Whitley, Mrs. William Lee, Miss
Arlene Merritt, and others.
The JayCees and JayShees sup,
piled counselors for April. Ley
Memorial Methodist Church and
the First Presbyterian Church
supplied counselors for May.
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority has Of
fered to have counselors avail
able during June. Mrs. Fernando
Camus, assisted by Mrs. Magda-
lene Huddieston, is chairman of
the committee on eeunselors.
In addition to those listed
above, the following counselors
have served. Others have not
been reached en- tn list who have
graeiously volunteered, and will
serve later In the year. Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Garcia, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tommy Curry. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Peterson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
r. Rivas. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Curry. Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Sweeting. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Saunders, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack De-
laney, Judge and Mrs. Thomas
Caro-, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Sam B.
Curry, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph John
son.
Mrs. Glynn Archer has served
as chairman OF q committee re-
questing financial assistance
from civic organizations for the
purpose Of purchasing supplies
and equipment,
The Councils expressed CRATE
full appreciation to Capt. c. c.
Adell who included the Youth
r~---~----~--~---~--------
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BIG PINE KEY AWARD

Continued From Page Onel
Ramsey. ard Lester were Board
member Horace O'Bryant, c. A
Van Demsen. manager Of City
Electric and Kenneth Ward, res
ident engineer OF r W. Beck.
Representatives If the bidding
companies were also on hand.
NJ z, Bennett addressed the
Board to ask them II he could
rent part Of the first floor AZ the
old City Electric building on
Greene and Duval treet The
building a owned by AqUlino
Lopez. ST.. Attorney Lester will
consult On the situation.
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Nottoge-Mahan
NuptiaIs Tonight
At 8 O'Clock

The wedding of Miss Lorraine
Nottage to Parker Mahan of
Hearne, Texas, will take place to-
night at eight o'clock in the First
Baptist Church. A reception will
follow in the church annex. All
friends of the couple and of the
families are cordially invited to
attend the wedding.
Last night, the bride elect and
her fiance, were honored with a
bridal rehearsal dinner party at
Raul's restaurant, given by the
groom'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Parker o. Mahan of Hearne, Tex
as.
The guest list included: Mrs.
Kathleen Nottage, the brides
mother, the bride and groom to be,
MIR. and Mrs. Larry Mangoid, Ell
den Downing, Richard Wade, Mis-
Dionne, Miss Alleen Speer, Mrs.
Thelma Porch, David Porch, the
Rev. and Mrs. II. H. Link. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brooks Burton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Shelton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elijah Sands, Miss Martha Wat
klns, Elmer Bennett, Marion Lowe
Charles Quentil, John Tucker,
Dennis Jolly, Virginia French,
Miss Mignon Watts, Mrs. T. o.
Notage and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Bervaldi.
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Reception To Be Held
For Reu. Ind Mrs. Sfafhdn

A reception for the Rev. and
Mrs. J. &. Statham will be held
Sunday night, at s:4s pm, in
the Fleming Street Methodist
Church.
The Rev. Sfaiham is the new
pastor Of fhe church. The recep-
ion will begin after the regular
evening services and ell NM
,ers Of the church are invited TO
attend.
Special guests will be the min
sters and their wives Of all other
denominations in the city who
are cordially asked 10 come and
meet the new pastor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-20

Everything GENES 10 Ne whs
waits. ard all the people
around sewn whs have sssn
waiting ever 90 lsns Ter the
mica plastic covered bumper
psda rlsy psn rsds. siss chair
psaa crib rsds- 81 81 10 arrive
q, the chlldgsns cevnsr msY
now 90 Ia and Get then rssY
have finally arrived and are
well werih VISITING tes.
Beautifully made ard eevsr-
ed with easily washasss plastic
in ice cream rclcrs and bright
designs 70 srnuse baby fer isns
hours. these are . real eGY. II
seems that mere ard mere 10
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-20
Guest Dance Artists To Present
Modern Mdn,b0 At Dance Recital

Hoden dance team the Lon brothers, will guest artists
dance rec sponsored by the American Legion Ladies Aux
% June IT. The team trained by
permental Troupe an din the American Ballet
their numbers will be modern of the celebrating
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-20
Key Vest Youth Center To Continue
Saturday Activities Through Summer

Saturday evening activities at the Key West Youth Center he
Wesley House. Varea Street will be conducted during the
by Mrs Ruth Margaret Hughes
staff Of the public school recreation directed by Coach
through of Superintendent of In
Horace 0ByaHt Board of Education Monroe
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-20
Friendly Gesture

HAVANA, Cuba R $500 President
Fulgencio Batista announced TO.
day that a new park under con.
struction on Havana's famous Sea-
wall Drive will be named Fourth
of July Park" as a gesture of
friendship to the United States.
The park will adjoin a new Of.
flee building of the u. s. embassy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-20

Good luncheon dish: arrange
stalks of cooked asparagus on
crisp toast and top with a savory
cheese sauce and crisp slices of
bacon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-20

Keep all frozen foods frozen hard
until yo uare ready to use them;
refreezing after thawing lowers
quality.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-20

Our hot weather dish for TO-
day Is served hot, bait it's light
and its charm lies in fixing ii
ahead during the morning hours
while it's cool. Hollow out as
many tomatoes as needed. mash
the pulp into corned beef hash.
Season well oresano goes
with this. and then stuff the
tomatoes hash wise and store IN
the refrigerator Until needed.
Twenty minutes before serving
time, place in very hot oven and
bake. When ready 10 serve, lay
lovingly a pe&ehsd egg On top
cf each tomato, and serve very
hot. Pickles or relish and brown
bread trail along wonderfully.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-20
NOTICE

As OF June 10th. 5
Pm. Dr.. Edward Con.
zolez. MD. will dis
continue practice in
Key West.
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We've eesn thinking that may
be summer had arrived q week
early ard the heat wss making
10 see rirsgss -~ like little rsn
ell cver town In ved feEse tspsll.
Ing plsass'l but IL trust - Just
the overflow crowd from TIRE nlg
Shrine convention ur in Mani
So we'1 Just like 20 add osIr wcyd
q welcome to the Boys under shs
red hats and their ladies under
the wi ie ores We hope ou e..
Joy your visit 10 cd Cayo H4eso
and get sand IN ycgs shoes ard
come back Ngatn and again
Be seen va Jsxcn --<A1~t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-20

together for m evenings
pleasure.
We also learned that the
business mems lunch Ii served
each noon for sl.2S including
appetizer and dessert. So now
we've found out: That's . bar.
gain frisndsl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-20

A Mr.. Oily Of Missoula' Mon
.ana reports dismal news, the
finding Of a dead hunter. Some.
thing he disagreed with ate him,
saws Mr.. Diliy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-20

being done for the tiny ones
comfort and II should be GET
ting next to impossible for tod.
diers 10 come dewn with any
kind Of bumps Or bruises any.
more.
Other things just arrived at
Childrsn's Corner. more beach
accessories fer fun cut OF doors
-- for Young and cid.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-20

Used to be orange sauce was
Just for duckl:ngs. A new dis
covery is an orange squeezed
over a broiled chicken as IT
browns. Served garnished with
slices of oranee and water lcress
It's something TO write home
about.
Evening star., 1952-03-25
Exhibition Grade

The largest erode offered. Even
fuller bushes, heavier roots and
more numerous blooms. Give your
garden thot permanent appearance
quickly.
Evening star., 1952-03-25
Super QuoIity

Plants have bigger roots, heavier
branches and three or more large
canes. This size provides more
flowers the first year.
Evening star., 1952-03-25
l2 Varieties From The Potomac Rose
Society Selection Available In Three
Different Grades
2 Years Old

Sturdy, weIl-rooted plonts. VIII be-
come bigger, fuller and bear more
flowers in succeeding years. Two or
more major canes.
Evening star., 1952-08-03

dispute between Capt. Murphy and
Capt. Monroe boiled down to a
personal problem" or clash"
Human Element Cited.
The board reported:
''The fact that Capt. Monroe
was willing to forget the entire
matter the next day -. is evi-
dence that the incident was a
personal clash between two Of
ficialS.
"The board does not condone
personal clashes between precinct
commanders and their lieutenantS,
but there is a human element in
volved that can be held to a
minimum but cannot be elimi-
mated completely. This is a per-
sonal problem and could best be
handled as SUCH"
The board noted further, with
apparent relief. that both men
declare there are now no personal
feelings" between them. For that
reason. the board said. "the Incl
dent should be considered closed" !"
Howard ". Covell. assistant
superintendent of police and ex-
|ecutive officer, headed the special
board, which also included Assist
ant Superintendents Robert S.
Bryant. William J. Cunningham,
Lloyd E. Kelly. Clarence H. Lutz,
Edgar E. Scott and Inspector Earl
|P. Hartman.