Montana Butte Standard from Butte, Montana • Page 6

MONTANA STANDARD. BUTTE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 16, 1932. GIRL TRAGEDY VICTIM DIED AFTER 200-FOOT SWIM TO. SHORELINE Joint Funeral Services Planned for Anaconda Young People. (Continued From Page 1.) from exhaustion, the coroner said Miss Rooney received cuts and bruises on the body and a large gash on the knee, besides suffering from shock and hysteria.

She is confined to St. Ann's hospital under the observation of a special nurse. She was able to sleep after being given sedatives. Munson, who did not react to shock as violently as Miss Rooney, Is csn- Hned to his home on West Fifth, street. The position in which the body of Miss Reardon was found indicated that she had made a desperate struggle for her life, only to lose it whan safety was within her grasp.

Miss Reardon WES apparently the only one that Munson pulled from the window of the car after he made his way out. He let her go when she said she could swim. But the apparently became confused Ja her directions. Despite the icy waters that chilled and numbed her boay to the bone and clad in all her clothing, XTRs Reardon swam the almost unbelievable distance of more than 200 feet. She swam eastward, almost parallel to the bank, and reached her destine- tJon only to die of Exhaustion, unabl- to make the supreme effort draw- Ing herself, to safety.

Clifford, a strong swimmer, although probaHy stunned by a blow on his Sorehead, nad managed to mate his VST partly through an opening rent fe the top of the sedan when Jus cauKht on one of the teTs End held Tvm last. Miss Lee were pinned in hack hy seat cushion which or- cither one could have lifted one irsnd. The two had sppar- Thrown forward off tiie seat -ralch ien on top of them, 3ns 3n such manner tiiat they were "to erfcricate themselves from its grip, WUHngness to aid was shown by every person who heard of the accident shortly after a call for held was received at sheriffs office from at Gold Coin. Sheriff O. W.

Smith, TJndersherUf Eugene Schwartz and Deputy Henry Johnston responded from the sheriffs office. Night Chief Russell Osborna and Policeman Tom Donovan added their efforts along with Federal Agent Ed Donovan. Besides thess officers were many townspeople who.rushed to the scene of the accident and aided In the 1 recovery work. William Forsman, county commissioner, obtained a block and tackle from the C. F.

Mining Milling company at Gold Coin and with the aid of a chain and hooks these were attached to the bumper of the automobile. The rigging of the rope was done by Policeman Donovan, Federal Agent Donovan and Deputy Johnston. Meanwhile a boat had been obtained from William Hanson of Silver Lake and he, with the aid of Billy Matellch and Nick Laslovich, recovered the body of Clifford. By this time the men on the bank hid the machine drawn out of the water enough for the men In the boat to get the bodies of Miss Lee and Kelly, differs was found only three feet under water. Charles Hardtla and Lee Westerlund also aided in this rescue work with a boat hook.

When the body of Clifford was pulled from the water, A. H. (Doc) Sclbert, coach of the Anaconda high school, and Jack Nuckols, local sports official, gave him artificial respiration. They worked on the body for 20 minutes before giving up. The body of Miss Reardon was found by Deputy Johnston down the shore line toward the east.

Meanwhile, a pulmotor squad hurried to the scene of the accident, but they were too late. MONTANANS VISITING At ilie Mitchell, Duncan, Billings; R. H. Pond, Havre; W. E.

Shepherd, Whitetish; M. Smith, Dillon; H. M. Roberts, MiSSOUlQ. At the Finl en L.

Brown, C. A. Browning, H. Cook, H. W.

Briggs, Helena; W. K. Moore, O. H. Puller, Billings; J.

p. Helen, J. Beckett, W. R. Minion.

Great Palis; S. W. E. Law, M. Loafton, Malta; Helen Harmon, White Sulphur Springs; O.

E. Love, Missoula; 0. F. -'Williams, Two Dot. At the and Mrs.

Ed R. Murphy, Livingston; R. G. Wright, Great, Falls; E. L.

Lambertus, Loui, Penwell, Helena; C. W. Hart, Hart, MissoiUa. At the Atkins, Mls- spula; Mr. and Mrs.

W. H. Bartley Prances Baker, Miles Oily. At the Halseth, En- nls; Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Oase, Betty Case, Lyle Dawson, Missoula! K. Smith, Whitehall. At the J. Dewey, BOK- man; Lewis McAllcn and family BU- Jlngs; J. J.

Dodson, Missoula; H. Wise River; Lee bee Lodge. AXt QuJcklT tiem rtllef In 15 mm. or 'Mck. A praerltUoa.

not i FOUR VICTIMS AND TWO WHO ESCAPED HQX1NE CHARLES MUNSON. GERTRUDE P.OONEY. Hundreds of grief-stricken friends passed silence yesterday by toe bodies of the four victims or a tragic automobile accident Monday night The remains lay slate at the Firmegan funeral parlors in Anaconda after they were brought from Silver Lake, scene of the tragedy. Relatives have decided on a Joint funeral service The fro who escaped death when the car skidded from the road and plunged Into the Icy waters of Silver Lake are shown below (right). First rips strawberries of the 1932- Florida season were reported by H.

Muirhead of Banford, Fla. C. C. Wright of Hunting Creek, N. has been superintendent of the schools In his county 34 years.

Three couples were married in a triple ceremony by Magistrate T. A. Henly at Goldsbonv N. C. OFFICERPIISSES Otto Fiene Succumbs to Injuries Received ih Accident.

MILES CITY, NOV. (IP) W. Fiene, parole officer of the Montana Industrial school, died at a hospital here this morning from Injuries received in an automobile accident near Forsyth last Friday evening. Plene was returning Howard Ahrens, 18, from Great Falls to the Industrial school at Miles City, when the car In which they were traveling overturned. Flene was taken to Forsyth and brought here In an ambulance.

His skull was fractured and he did not regain consciousness. Ahrens disappeared after receiving treatment at Forsyth, and la sought by authorities for questioning in regard to tile accident. The car was reported completely wrecked. Piene came here from Roundup. Every British sea-eolng craft of 1,000 tons or over must carry a certified sea cook, who has passed three tests, according to a ruling of the.

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