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‘Flying Enterprise’ Nears

Skipper Reported in Hunter Spurs Hope "High Spirits’ Missing Bride Is Alive

By ROBERT MUSEL United Press Staff Correspondent TAVERNIER, Fla., Jan. 7 (UP)!wa i i ing?” h 2 ) ’ Jan, y at ‘this time of morning? Car, Ragland, Jan. 7——|—A hunter's report that he saw Mr. Stiles related. | e tu urmoil towed the broken, a beautiful girl walking through h y i ip : P Ret f listing American. freighter Flying the Everglades spurred hope a On an Enterprise and its doughty “stay night that a shy young Canadian {ney saw the same girl Whom put” skippér past the half-way bride, missing from a fishing they recognized by her bright blue mark today in a race against time trip in the Florida Keys, is still qungarees, blue jacket and long] and heaving seas to bring them alive. ; hair about 65 miles west of |

safely into port. Philip A. Stiles of Miami, a/Miami, hiking on the Tamiami

Girl Seen on Tamiami Trail—

Early this morning, the convoy light company employee, reported Trail toward Naples, Fla, on the °

was less than 150 miles from its that he and a hunting companionigulf coast, goal—Falmouth, near the south- twice sighted a girl wearing dun-| Arriving in Miami, Mr. Stiles west tip of England, where a garees and answering the de-|pjcked up a newspaper as he was hero's welcome awaits Capt. scription of 21-year-old Mrs. Hu- having a cup of eottes and SSW a) Henrik Kurt Carlsen, skipper of gette LeMay, wandering west:|pioctyre of Mrs. LeMay > : the crippled freighter. ward through the Everglades on eo Rising winds and heavy At-/the Tamiami Trail yesterday

lantic swells tipped .the . Flying MOrning. :

Enterprise another 10 degrees to The petite bride of six months . i port early. today. A light fog vanished when she left her hus-| Mr. Stiles notified authorities

Haibili %lpand. fishing on an overseas Who immediately ordered ‘a and the wind was in the West. (change from her shorts to dun- along: the Tamiami Trail. . |garees at their car 200 yards, The French-speaking Mrs. Le-| The deeper list—to 70 degrees zyw,y, - * |May, who finished sixth in ‘a —was reported by the radio op-| (“Miss Cinema” beauty contest at erator of the British rescue tug! Montreal last winter, was. bebut it caused little concern. That was the last time her dis- Jieved to have changed into dun“We will get her in all right,” traught husband, George LeMay, garees before she vanished. Her the operator said. la. Montreal realtor, said he saw gaily-colored “shorts were found In High Spirits jer, or. LeMav's. feaction 'in her husband's car. | “From Mr. L $s rea ‘ ‘ ha aid Ris Ww Capt. Carlsen. was in high we are leaning heavily on this re A Vie spirits at the approaching end of port,” said Deputy Sheriff James, . rl he first thought her his modern Odyssey. He had rid- Barker of Monroe County Who 18 4; 0" hearance Vad a game but den out the storm on the leaking directing the land, sea and air AL so Hysterical he was freighter alone for a week before search, taken to 4 sanitariim a mate of the Turmoil leaped “I-can say that her physical 2 : : aboard last Friday night. condition Was such that she very! Her brother, Raymond Daoust, The tiny armada crept toward easily could have been dazed and ? prominent oneal HA0r70y; land at the steady rate of three wandered off,” he explained. ig isi De ner. knots. The Turmoil said the En- Mr. Stiles, accompanied by a He erred with Deputy Sheriff

terprise was “riding well . , , it's fellow “worker, A. E. McMullen, | > rs without any hitches.” said he first -spotted the girl op|Barker of Monroe County. : [the western outskirts of Miami. | “The only thing I can think of | “Mac said to me ‘what's a girl/is that she must have been Kkid-

[like that walking along the high- naped,” her brother said. ci

Army Deserter | Makes FBI List Far and Away— |

Of Most Wanted Clinase POW’s Write |

WASHINGTON, Jan. T-—

—A two-time Army (deserter ‘O D th S } y min ses’ ndences we "QW @ATN dentences | of the nations “10 most-

hunted fugitives.”

that same _gal we saw on the |highway."”

Wide Search Launched

Francis Cardinal Spellman dis- Rowe. She was born while Mr. {closed today in Formosa 300 Chi- Rowe was rushing his wife to the

“Hey, Mac,” he hollered, “here's

ald . Montgomery, * 14-year - old

week-end double shooting-burning (slaying, sat in his cell for the ithird day today awaiting a visit from his parents, . «|- His father, Glenn, said he has been unable to get to the jail as he does not own a car. He also {has not called. The nearest availlable telephone is in the general [store at Crown Center, : Meanwhile Morgan County prolbatdonv Ryjjorities expressed shock at the Tonfession. “We thought he was getsing lalong so well,” said Mrs. Jean- : MISSING BEA UTY—Mrs. HE Bain, probation officer, “I'm George Lemay, Montreal, miss- |deeply hurt.” : ing while on a- fishing trip in | Ronald confessed last night to _the Florida Keys Friday night. State Police Detective Verl Clark — ——— lanl Sheriff Marvin Skaggs that was surprised by Herman

. {he Costello Set |Taylor, 66, as he reached through (a window to take a purse con[taining $10.

For Hearing |: Mr, Taylor approachied from

On Contempt Appeals Sentence

NEW YORK, Jan. 7 (UP)-—

Frank Costello, whose gambling In Gaming Case

fortune and underworld power John O, Wilson. 40, of 4801 W. are reported to dwarf those ‘of/1eGrande St, today was fined the late Al Capone, goes on trial §100 and costs and sentenced to today on contempt of Congress 10 days in “jail after being con charges that could send him to victed of running a dice game. prison for the first time in" 36" He Tmmediatery appealed the years. : decision of Judge George M. Ober Costello, 60, is scheduled to ap- in Speedway Magistrate's ‘Court. pear in the same federal court-; The appeal bond was set at $250. | room in which he-defied the Sen-| Wilson was arrested Dec. 22 by ate. Crime Committee last year. two deputy sheriffs and a state His refusal to answer questions trooper who looked in a window on his wealth led to his indict- of 1825 S. Lynhurst Dr, and saw ment on 11 counts of contempt. six men in an alleged dice game. Conviction could bring 11 years The six men were arrested and in prison and an $11,000 fine for $356 and two sets of dice conCostello, Italian-born naturalized fiscated. J | citizen who likes to be known as| The other five men were later a real estate operator and philan- released. | thropoist, rather than a racketeer. - EE | He has been arrested several Ex-Dallas Symphony | times on various minor charges, . : but has been sent to prison once, Offical Named in Suit

in 1915, for illegally carryingi BRIDGEPORT. Conn.. Jan. 7 a gun. |{UP) — Giovanni"Cardelli of Halley Star Witness Weston, former business manager,

ast Of England < |Confessed Slayer of 2 Awaits Parents’ Visit

& ““MARTINSVILLE; Jane 7T—Ron-!the rear of the house and yelled,

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Sydney Gordon Martin, 29, |nese troops, all Roman Catholic hospital in their car at 70 miles

Longmeadow, Mass. is wanted in Massachusetts on charges of murderous assault and other crimes in connection with an attack upon and robbery of a farmer. The fugitive, described by the FBI as dangerous, was put on the list to replace Giachino Anthony Baccolla, charged with a Detroit slaying, who was captured by FBI agents in New York. Dec. 10.

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MARTIN, sought by the FBI under a warrant charging him with crossing state lines to avoid prosecution, has been identified as the man who attacked a Belchertown, Mass. farmer June 1, 1950. The farmer had been lured from his home by a man who said his car was stalled. While they were taking a tractor down the road, the man drew a pistol and demanded’ the farmer’s money. The farmer attempted to alight from the tractor, but was shot twice by the man who then struck his victim on the head several times with a heavy rock.

the tractor, the man drove it back into the barn, then went into the house and stole $440 in

cash before escaping in the |

farmer's truck. Though seriously wounded, the farmer recovered.

Pledge Kefauver Slate

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7 (UP)—

Rep. Wayne L. Hayes (D. 0.) said today a full slate of 54 can- in $1500 bail each in Boston today didates pledged to Sen. Estes Ke- after the FBI arrested them for| fauver (D. Tenn:) for the Demo- wearing Army uniforms to im-|

cratic presidential

primary.

Rites Held for Cadets

emy held memorial services yes-

{prisoners of the Allies, have had tattooed on their backs that they iare “anti-Communstis.” They thereby “wrote their own death sentences if ever again they came into Communist hands,” the New York prelate said.

Not for Sale

The 300-year-old First Presby-

terian Church at Queens Blvd.

and 54th Ave. in New York City could not be bought today, even for $1 million. The pastor said an offer of that amount for the property has been rejected.

Vanishing Race

Ireland, land of romantic lovers

mx nation of bache

| % | | | A. O'Brien, Uni I

| i Irishmen be |

lowest propor

Rev, O’Brien After placing the farmer on‘|p,pylation since 1840 has dropped the city’s “Willlam Warfield a constitutional right to refuse |

tion in the world

{more than 50 per cent.

‘Nabbed

radio for the third time in 3's

years. The song that entranced him: “I Surrender, Dear.”

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nomination |personate- soldiers and fleece un-| will be entered in the May 6 Ohio suspecting GIs with marked cards

land loaded dice. Fast Start

is becoming. &

lors and old zilian. snake handler in Holly- scrutinizing his income tax re-

maids, according wood, was reported ‘much im-|turns and that anything he said|tpjeves br | ; to the Rev. John proved” today after treatment about his earnings might get him tireg s broke three Padlocks. Thejsacke was heavy. The letters were

Norbert Hadley, 22, was listen-| Romans, Traffic

ing dreamily to a radio song when

police entered his Chicago home Police Bury Ax

jand seized him for stealing the Two Flint, Mich., men were held A speedy entrance to the world

WEST POINT, N. Y., Jan. 7|was made in Detroit by the left or the right, > ‘(UP)—Theé U. 8. Military Acad-| daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald horns in honkless Rome, leave

an hour. | an = : ~. of the Dallas, Tex., Symphony Or- { Star witness against Costello shaq . - Set Back the Clock will be Rudolph Halley, president day in’ an $18.00 suit fied hy “Horse and buggy” bandits are of the New York City Council, Sherman Ewing of New York. preying upon the Amish religious who as chief counsel to the Mr. Ewing said Mr. Cardelli, sect around Wooster, O. They Kefauver Committee asked the now engaged in television work, pull up alongside Amish carriages questions the gambler would not had failed to pay a $£15.125 note on country roads, and enter the answer, executed by Mr. Cardelli to him [Amish homes, which lack tele-' The two got top billing in tele- in Dallas last Oct. 23. Mr. Ewing phones. . |vision presentations of the hear- said the note represented a loan

Had to Happen lings, although Costello limited of money, : ; _ his appearance to his hands, the er nen Trae Capt. Henrik Kurt Carlsen's movements of which were ob- Reports $350 in Tires

North Atlantic gale will be filmed ¢. . ooct to coast

ithe title, “The Flying Enter-

i prise.” ; ; {the grounds that he might be in- valued at $350 had been stolen

Poison Passes |criminated. He said that the In-'from his truck while parked at a -| Gloria Cesar, 24-year-old Bra-|ternal Revenue Bureau was

-/for bites in both hands by a in hot water. [the frailer of the truck

‘Hey, there, what are you do:

youth who has confessed to a ing?”, Ronald said.

“Just Started Shooting’ : “Tl thought he had a gun, and

[ just started shooting.” he said

Two bullets struck Mr. Taylor.

six more. times at the house, he said,

“I felt so bad I thought I was

going to pass out when I saw the houge burning,” Ronald ‘said.

Police believe one of the shots

struck a kerosene lamp and started the blaze. Mr. Taylor's] housekeeper, Mrs, Elvie Bradley, |

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16, died in the fire, Her body was

so badly burned it was impos sible to tell if she had been ghot

The boy was suspected because!

he had robbed the Taylor home of $236 in August, 1950. ‘It was alsd known he had the same type of gun that was used in the slaying. |

An Average Student | Mrs. Bain said she had talked with, Ronald last week. He told her he hadn't heen doing so well in school this vear and that he'd]

‘been having some trouble with]

his heart is family said they knew nothing about this. Ronald was in the seventh grade at Eminence Consolidated] School and was an average stu-| dert. Mrs. Bain said one of his| teachers had taken special interest in him since he was on probation and had worked closely with him. Ronald is the eldest of six chil-| dren. His father is employed at] the Bridgeport Brass Co., near In-| dianapolis. . Charges were .to be prepared to-| day by Morgan County officials.

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Kills Wife and Self | After Wild Auto Chase

HILLSBORO, O., Jan. T. (UP) | A man who saw his estranged | wife with another man chased!

{his car along a country road here, < yesterday until he forced it off

the road, then beat and killed his wife and shot himself fatally! the highway patrol said. ! The officers said that George E.| Bryant, 42, of Peebles, 0., shot his wife three times and then killed himself as she fell. The shooting came after he had separated her from a fight with a girl whe was a passenger in his car. The dead woman was identified as Mary Ruth Bryant, 22, of Peebles. She was beaten and

{shot in the head and chest.

Admits Ditching Mail

fight to save his listing ship in a carved closely by televiewers Stolen From Truck on

day about dumping 3500 pieces of

{Christmas mail in snowbanks.

|Williams, who was hired to help

{found when thaws melted heavy December snows.

versity of Notre poisonous cottonmouth during a) George Wolf, Costello's attor-| — —— Dame. Father film scene. O’Brien disclosed only two of five

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{in his own defense after U. 8.| {Attorney Myles J. Lane presents

Big Day

- Negro baritone William War- the government's case. i tween 30 and 34 field, who began his singing] | § are married, the career in his minister father’s] Key Points at Issue | § -/modest church in Rochester,] The main point at issue ap-| : ; .'N. Y., returned there today for peared to be whether Costello had | » ! Day.” ,|to answer crime committee ques-| & | a tions on grounds of possible in-! crimination. | § Br several delays, Costello! ! [finally spent about 15 hours be-| TT .

For a Day

ROME, Jan. 7 (UP)—All (claim that he had throat ailment was sweetness and light in the land could not speak clearly. relations between Romans and Most of his testimony after ; traffic police yesterday. {that was given’in a hoarse whis-| * i At the main intersection, per, His most common replies beaming Dolce ro almost |were “I don't remember.” “I can't surfounde y ts from mo- | "wore " “ | | torists—bottles of wipe, fruit jrecall Irs Possible, and 1 res use to answer. cakes, cognac, scarves, socks, | Th . | gloves, cigarets and the like, | ¢ “government has heen|

The drivers could pass on the |seeking a way to act against honk their |Costello for some time. The Jus-| A

{tice Department has considered

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the muffler off and roar down bringing action to deport him to

terday for 19 cadets killed in the $750,000 Suit Against

crash of a transport plane Dec 31 in Arizona.

PANMUNJOM, Korea, Jan.

(UP)—The Communists turned of over to the Allies today ‘159 more letters from Allied prisoners in

North Korean camps.

Longshoremen Upheld

1p). | year when the ruthless war be- : WASHINGTON, Jan. 7 (UP) Named to Head i

ph r WwW The Supreme Court today. : ; Turn Ove PO Letters unanimously - upheld an law is suspended. It's the

$750,000 damages to Juneau (Alaska) Spruce Corp

shoremen’s Union.

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British, Egyptians Clash in Cairo

; t ur | CAIRO, Egypt, Jan. 7 (UP)—8 was added today to the states in — cough, chest cold, or acute bronchitis | A British military spokesman said which Harold E. Stassen plans to yg. [today a patrol of British soldiers geek support for the Republican Hits Ransom Payment

clashed with Egyptian guerrillas presidential nomination.

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{last night on the Imailia-Abu Su {weir road.

The spokesman said there were pa.qota and Ohio primaries, an 8 8, -|Communist Hungary for the re-| {no British casualties and it was, nced on NBC's - “Meet the lease of four American fliers is|

not known what losses were suf | fered by the guerrillas. Stevenson to Run SPRINGFIELD, 1I1., Jan.

(UP) — Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson

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against Harry Bridges’ Long-| When the benevolent witch Be- |—Felix M. Gentile, executive di-| It’s J od t . fana gives toys to good little rector of the board of Community! ‘ age

children and good motorists ply |Relations of Toledo, O., has heen| the good corner policeman with (appointed executive director of the booty. national ' organization: of Big. - Brothers of America, ‘it Was-an-| nounced yesterday. " Big Brothers assdeiations, lo-! § cated in major North American cities, seek to aid underprivileged, : youth to prevent juvenile delin-/ } quency.

Stassen to Enter

lllinois Primary | WASHINGTON, Jan. 7 (UP) {—The Illinois primary on Apr.

“| Press” television program yes-ia “tragic” example of “checkbook: terday he also will file f-Illinois. diplomacy.”

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