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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-31
SIX MEN ARRESTED

Charges of driving cars with
improper license tags were made
against six men, workmen on the
Boca Chica airport project, by
Road Patrolman Ben Porch, the
arresting officer.
The names of the sextet fol-
low:
]. j. Cataldo, Alfred A. Fritz,
Edwin Stiles, Eugene r. Leblanc,
VIM. ]. Aud and Dale r. King.
The men were bound over to
Criminal Court on $25 bond each
and later released when the
amount of the bonds was paid
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-31
CAPT. BREIDENBACH
APPOINTED MAJOR

The promotion to Major of Cap
tain George F. Brcidenbach has
been announced by the Command
ing Officer of the Harbor De-
lenses of Key West, where Major
Breidenbach is stationed with the
u. S. Army.
Major Breidenbach was a resi-
dent of Pensacola, prior to his en-
trance to the armed services, and
resided at the San Carlos Hotel.
He is with the Quartermaster
Corps at the Key West Station.
and is Post Quartermaster and
Transportation Officer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-31
NAMES DEPUTIES TO
SERVE IN ELECTION

Sheriff Berlin Sawyer an
nounced Friday afternoon the
appointment of Is deputy sher-
ifs who will serve Tuesday at
the election polls.
Albert DiNegro will be chief
deputy. The other officers will
be Reggie Griffin, Peter Matco-
witch, James A. Curry, Esau
Mesa. ]. w, Hattrick, Sam P.
Higgs. Alton Roberts, Victor
Russell, Frank o. Roberts, Rut-
ledge Curry, Charles Richardson
and Eugene Albury.
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BUS TRIP HEIGHTENED

Running time between Key
West and Miami of the Flor
ida Motor Lines buses has
been heightened to five hours
and SIS minutes. caused by a
recent Federal ruling that
restricts buses. passenger cars
and trucks to a maximum
speed of IS miles an hour.
The running time before
the 3S-mile restriction went
into effect was five hours and
20 minutes. Otherwise. it
now takes nearly six hours
to make the trip going and
coming between the two
cities.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-31
Thirty-Four Jurors To Ar
rive Here Tomorrow
From Miami To Serve
During Session

Thirty-four jurors from Miami
and vicinity summoned to serve
at the session of United States
Distict Court. which convenes
Monday morning at $3.50 o'clock.
will arrive here by bus tomor-
row. according to Rodney Gwynn.
u. S. commissioner.
Three navy condemnation
suits and a personal damage
suit will be tried at the session
over which Judge John w. Hol-
land will preside.
Condemnation suits involving
land already acquired by the
Navy Will be tried Monday and
Tuesday. Stuart w. Patton.
special agent of the lands divi-
sion of the department of justice.
will represent the government
in the hearings.
Slated for trial Wednesday is
the $4,000 personal damage suit
brought by Mrs. Julia F. William
SON against the J. B. Williams
Co.
Hearings On petitions for nat
urelization will begin at 8 a. m.
Friday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-31
One Enemy BatfIeship Sc
verely Damaged In It's
Attempt To Make Es-
cape

WASHINGTON. Oct 3l.-Ths
Au;.5 Nations. 6ob.in1 a5rfur-e
Gu.
= A0-' -A '-s
the Japanese IN the Gua6zlcznzl
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enc enemy battIeship was severe
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Inc Winora~sI was maze 4
der cover Of darkness saws ssa
rePcrf' 5uf was oaS1o~s ne10-'e
.ha sruv F,--.s -,ulS go -
Tond the range q Allied fYIns
s,-.w.-r.s
Secretary Of War Frank Kno
stated at noon tu5av that II
rs,,r.zo ss-.,-.L IS g. -.
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the wItnoraW1i ana that q strag
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HERE'S HOW TO
TELL WHEN BOMB
WILL HIT SHIP
Iv ASxOcint~d PressD

BALTIMORE. Oct. a.
Merchant Seaman J. c. Cour-
son. who has made the peril
Gus convoy voyage 70 Russia.
has formula to tell wheEksr
a bomb viii hit your ship.
"All you have 10 do is
watch it. If you can see any
pFrt of the tail and if the
bomb looks oblonq there's
nothing to worry about. III
miss.
But if YOU see only the
points and it looks like q
prefectlv round DOT well
.. then it's time 10 stand
from under"
Courson should know. He
saw hundreds of bombs loos-
ed uDon his and other Liberty
ships for five consecutive
days during the trip to Nus
STA. He saw more fall in
Archangel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-31
Thirty -Four Hundred Rioters
Rounded Up In Madison, Wis

MADISON. Wise. Oct. 3l.-
ThirtY-four hundred rioters were
rounded up last night by the
police Ar disorderlY conduct.
which resulted from an attempt
20 stage a celebration prior TO
the Ohio State Wisconsin foot
ball game Today.
The incident is called the
worst of its kind in the history
Of the city"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-31
UNDER ARREST

William Knowles was arrestei
Friday night by Motorcycle Pc
liceman Raw Atwe1. CHARGE
with vagrancy-
Knowles was lodged IN the
county jail, where he is beng held
on a SIS bond. He was released
on condition he stop drinking.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-31
STILL FLUSHING MAINS

Salt water is still being used 10
flush the pipes to be used for
bringing water from the main
land which does not change this
condition that has prevailed for
several days.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-31
BUT ONE ABSENTEE
BALLOT CAST HERE

One absentee vote was polled
for the November general cleo
ton.
Claude Gandolfo, county tax
assessor, who left Friday fol
medical treatment in Miami, poll
ed that vote, County Judge Ray
mond R. Lord reports.
Absentee voting ended yester.
day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-31
Allied Nations Fighting Air
Force Follows Up Withdrawal
Of Japanese From GUaddCandI
Death Toll From Tornado
In OzarkS Mounts To 80

BERRYVILLE, Ark, Oct. 81
The death toll resulting from a
tornado swooping down on this
little mountain town in the Ozarks
Friday mounted to SO dead today
with six persons missing and
scores injured.
Workers already have begun to
unpile the debris in which it is
feared many more bodies will be
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-31
VISITING HERE

Leander Albury, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Albury, who is now
in the United States Navy, has
completed his training at Nor
rolf, Va.
MIR, Albury is at present visit
ing in Key West with relatives,
and will leave shortly for the
Great Lakes, Illinois, where he
will be assigned to duty.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-31
United States Court To
Convene Here On Monday
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OPEN AT z A. M.

Polls will open at 7 a. m.
and close at shutdown for
the general election to be
he'd next Tuesday. according
to Ross G. Sawyer. county
clerk.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-31

found. Plans are being perfected
today for housing the homeless.
The Red Cross worked all night
on its mission of alleviating the
suffering of those stricken
A community soup kitchen has
been placed in operation and out
side aid has been very helpful in
the temporary work of rehabilita-
ton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-31
MRS ROOSEVELT WATCHES RED CROSS UNITS

LONDON Oct. 3l-Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. visit to Eng
today daily
which included packs for soldiers prisoners
countries Before leaving
donated z pound
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-31
SPECIFIES TIME EoR RE :RuITING WORKERS

LONDONA radio report from Switzerland heard here today
said VchY had Premier
weeks by the Naz his attempt French workers
Germany The vichg sao far the efforts
voluntary basis"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-31

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. smokers will ne-cen a
pack for their fags starting November the
effect Whisky
with appreciate
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-31

WASFINGTON-Secretary of today
that between an December 1919 thousands
places
10 the armed services
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-31

LATE BULLETINS

fBy Associated pressa
CONSIDERING CREATION OF NEW OFFIC

CONSIDERING CREATION OF NEW OFFICE
WASHNGTON-The President considering creation of
the office Of wartime food director War Production head
Donald Nelson is leading the office
understood If created will be
problems. WWW
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-31

ON LIE Z GAI-
ING FIELDS OF
RUSSIA: This is
an artists conrep-
ton of a Russisn
soldier in battle; a
defender of Stall
ingrad. grenade in
h a n d throwing
himself under an
approaching Nazi
tank.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-31
SARDINES NAMED AFTER
MEDITERRANEAN ISLAND

WASHINGTON.-Sardin were
named after the island of Sardin-
la in the Mediterranean.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-31

Key West, Florida. has the
most equable climate in the
country; with an average
range Of only Il Fahrenhe.t
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Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

If you feel like having your old castle haunted
advise you to depoy skirmishers to the Booth
Theatre and load up on Elvira
Elprd is the cdrehee iououS dcopldSn "Blithe
Spirit" she ghost NTH oomph and dh-hh-h.
might as we'll get to the bottom of thing and
throwing 1t our right shoulder
opens with fellow named Charley and his
Ond wife Ruth who jealous of Eva who Chareys first
wife. Well Elvira is deader than hung venison.
Nevertheless and without ration card Ruth Jealous OF
Evira because Charley keeps popping off what swell dame
she
that situation sets the stage for
Madame Aycat. spirudhst who trow three strikes
Madame Arcau goes into form fitting seance and
and shakes like with malaria And you can sew
up my wrinkles and reduce my old age pension Era doesn't
pop
EIvira ghostess. pretty sunshine daft
fodls And what shape for haunting purposes Folks II
Elvra arithmetic wouldn't need other figures.
When saw Evra materaze on the stage jumped up in
aisle and hoered to Madame Arca Go into another
trance and see If Elyira has friend
ElUtrd pal Utltng take the NTH the
thick eyeglasses
Although Eyira answered Madame Acati call she doesn't
respond to her beck That means she here to stay and
Another point is that Madame Arcad EIvra
Neither Charley's second wife Only Charley get
whf of the first wife
made up invisible in gray fits her like
scales on haddock Her shoes are gray her hands are gray her
hair is gray and her complexion is gray
Wen rjeu Charley Ehira That old feeling It's
option.
everybody stage and starts
ing the second wife Ruth She sure drops remark
That keeps Charley trying To put the damper Elvra
Ruth thinks Charley has Ruth
he is talking 10,
Its a of triangle with a dotted line.
wen there's plenty Of I'm yd on the % stage @ Dec because a the "a aud a.
audience Uhc people hare been married tCice Some haze
ercH thirds.
Elyira doesn't Ruth nohow SO when Ruth starts
trip to another Eva fixes her That is,
amperS with the steering rod on her
Charley tries stop her when ne finds
late There is accident and Ruth knocked deader than
shredded coconut
Well bust my blessings if now there
aren't two ghosts the Ruth shows gray
i want to say these gals aren't letter carriers.
But EUya stu the beSt spooks gang up on
Charley and make this COrld and the
There good finish the when ghosesses IL
naly deAteaze and catch the last
spirit ft-Neffd5- NY ~ ~
The most interesting thing about this effect
The married couple in the audience tell
laughs which people seeing aShba their
guess the moral OF the play that first wife leaves
!lnser-pr1nt or two his second marriage.
NESpecidHV when the second wifc she GOING
DC jealous OF thc SFGdowS rcH as the sunshine.
ANYWAY VIII let YOU figure yourself. You will
have good laugh a the Booth Theatre.
But not II YOU with second wife.
distributed By Ming Feature. syndicate iss.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20
Just What Does
Christmas Mean
To You This Year?
BV Elsie Robinson

After year Of war, a year in which every American
life has felt in degree the impact OF the terrific world
struggle Young America regard this holiday
SOM VII the same old merriment gay presents and family
finn pryaf Or viii fear hearbreak and despair grip the
heart
OR viii there he entirely feeling-a realization
that Christmas asymbo as well holiday, symbol of
love and dconcy than any ammunon-that Christ
brought now world in that humble stable in Bethlehem
world in which faith wiz someday bring about the miracle Of
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20
Should Soldiers
Wed FOREIGN Girls?

FRANKIE Abbotts of 21 Vallejo. Calf asks
the question lie foreign duty before long himself and
wants to know what YOU Young Americans think.
"One Of pals in Australia has married Australian
G and two of pals Britain have married British girls
Without doubt of will continue foreign
girls but I'D like 10 know whether the American thinks
it's right"
As Patricia Reeves Of 1923 W sOth Los Angeles ruts II
while Johnny Doughboy is buSiIy engaged finding Rose
IN Ireland what abobt the home American Beauty he
left hchind?' ' ~ Is
Write In $50 words less Elsie
Robinson In Of this Include full name
over 30 and address Prizes for published.
closes week from today
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

Earl Carroll revue when George
Cukor big director offered her
part in a picture. rs out OF a
job and out of a boy-tlicnd. He
was drafted. Il was her fourth
loss Of manpoWer 20 Select.ve
Service the others. In success
sion, were Jimmy Stewart, Bur
CESS Meredith and Carl
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

COLONEL MARY BOOTH,
daughter of the Salvation Army
founder, is in a concentration
camp at Liebenau. 90 miles from
Friedrichshafen. She was seized
in Brussels The WPB has
clearance from the State and
Commerce Departments 10 dis
mantle and ship to South Amer
lean countries 500 L S. indus
trial plants made idle by the
war Shoe manufacturers
have been assured that foot
wear Will not be ratloned,
WHEN someone at the Savoy
PlaZas Cafe Lounge remarked
10 Lena Horne about her back
less. strapless. frontlesS evening
gown. she said, 1T stays on from
memory ack Marsh Ill
bumped into an old vaudeville
acquaintance. saw he was in
uniform. Say, didn't you tell
'em you've got children" Jack
asked, His friend. replied, Il
tr-i-i-e-ed t-t-t-to'"
DOR ROTHY LAMOUR and
Burgess Meredith frequently
seen together Make Rosen-
bloom and June Forest of the
movies going steady The
VILLA m tdirector) Wellmans
will soon have their fifth d..
Lady Furness. twin sister OF
Mrs. Reggie Vanderbilt. is blaz-
ing because Edmund Lowe and
Marguerite Chapman are still
doing the love scenes from their
film. Murder in Times Square"
which was finished weeks ago..
George Brent and Ann Sheridan
are different-they are not part
ing as friends. Glenn FOrd's
calendar runs like this: he'll fin
ish The Desperadoes, marry
Eleanor Powell. join the Marines.
HOLLY WOOD HIGH
LIGHTS: Lyle Talbot, Air Force
sergeant, whose marriage with
sh0WFif1 T0mmye 7Hdams -waS
recently annulled. has proposed
10 his former love, starlet Linda
Brent, who is awaiting a final
decree freeing her from sailor
actor Steve Cornell Linda
Ware, now touring IN Panama
Hattie" ditched a captain in
Washington for SID Slate.
comedian in her show Rudy
Vallee is rOmancing former ten
mis- star Mercedes Marlowe
Evelynne Moriarty. who quit the
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

June Knight wants $1,000
a month alimOny from
Gilman Arthur Cameron.
with June Millard any edition
June Knight wants $4,000
a month alimony from Arthur
Cameron. Texas oil man-that's
S23 900 over the ceiling.
Harry Glenby hair-net mag
nate, refused to pay dress de-
Eigner Charlie EeMairc forEowus
Mis- ex-girl friend had ordered.
LeMaire sued. got a leave from
the Army. and in court met
Glenby and the Cirl - who
promptly madeup Glenby beck
oned LeMaire outside the court
room and paid him o.. A COM
mittee of the New York Bar
Association has sent request
IN Bob Evans. ventrIloquiSt az
the LaMartiniquc, 10 censor his
dummy saying: He can't be a
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20
Baby al
Bethlehem
Will Not Fail

with this beautiful letter:
Dear Elsie: Christmas bells
viii soon be ringing. What will
they mean this year? Just an
other holiday?
1T is Christmas in world
torn by a conflict whose fury
has never been seen before. But
1912 years ago a child was born
In Bethlehem. in a poor manger,
warmed only by the breath Of
two sheep. That child survived.
grew TO manhood TO inspire
hope in the hearts OF those who
were then oppressed by the yoke
of the cruel invader from across
the Mediterranean, just as to-
day millions Of peace loving peo-
pie have been brought under
the fury of the NaI aggressors.
That child became the light
Of hope. Of all that's just and
decent. and his birthday has
s. been the day Of friendship and
good will TO all men for nearly
two thousand years.
Again. this Christmas, In the
midst OF darkness. tempest and
thunderstorm. Christmas bells
will be ringing bells which
only the impressed can hear.
They will be bells Of hope. These
millions of conquered people will
have no big feasts this year. no
jolly times-but they will have
hope.
For Jesus has come, and he
IL bringing freedom and peace.
love and good will. Jesus did
not fail the world 1912 years
ago and he will not fail us now"
Gunther Balee, age Is.
755 7th ave, San Francisco, Cal.
(S25 prizel 80
This is what Christmas means
TO me writes Peaches Moreland,
Of San Francisco:
Peace on earth to men OF
good will. the unclouded trust
in the face of a little child as
IL sits by its mothers side in a
bus the steadfast clasp of an
old friends hand :. the peace in
my heart when those 1 love are
close 10 me. safe and together
and unafraid deep sym
pathy for my neighbor who
bows in grief because her sol
dier boy is dead that's my
1912 Christmas"
Peaches Moreland. age IS.
436 Balboa St. San Fran
cisco. Cal.
tS5 prize
The modern girl is quite diff
erent from her predecessor Of a
few years ago" says Mary Barty
OF Fredericktown, Pa. She no
longer waits at home for her
Prince Charming instead she
goes out into the world TO make
her own way in life.
Particularly in these war
times when workers are needed
10 keep the production lines roll
ing. ! think parents should not
try 10 keep their daughters at
home A girl may not have an
easy time away from home but
she mustn't expect 10 be with
her parents always. OF course.
no girl should 60 out on her own
until she's prepared to do So
mentally. physically and emo
tionally But l believe the aver
age girl is far better able TO take
care Of herself than most people
give her credit for.
Mary Barty-age II
Box l67, Fredericktown Pa.
$500 price
CoEsrNhL tsa2. Nhs Features syndita's, Toe.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20
Jack Lait
MEMoS OF A SUB REPORTER:

BONITA GRANVILLE gets letter every day from Tim
Holt, of Jack Holt, in the Air Corps Ginger Rogers
looks very happy with Phil Reed Erich Won Sroheim,
Jr. engaged Mary
Simpson Los Angeles society awyerhe has his hand in his
girl Jimmy Ritz will eope own pocket
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

Walter WinchelI is on tour
of duty outside Continental
L. :. During his absence,
contributors will substitute.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

Lacmmle. Jr. one Holly
wood nightclub fired a. Of It's
help the nigh, gas rationing
went In.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

" liNl0G Elsie Nit'loi F-
prize Tor the best girls letter
comes tins answer from
Barbara Frederick Of Lark
spur Cal -.---
Dear Elsie; Al Christmas
time this year there will be no
bright lights flickcrinE at eayiy
decorated windows, no elab-
orateIy trimmed fir trees by the
front gate. no lighted wreaths
at the front door. The menace
of war has dimmed out such
outward show of brightness.
But inside the house and within
our hearts there will be flaming
faith and warmth and subdued
merFiment.
"Hfost of us have more money
10 spend this year than usual;
still 1 think well appreciate the
little -rrmemhrances rather than
the elaborate gifts, usually only
meant TO Outdo the JoneSeS.
More than ever will We realize
the truth or that old motto
1T isn't the gift, it's the
thought
'More than ever we1l he
thinking o. the future, not
living merely in the present.
Wen be buying more bonds TO
make merrier Christmases to
come. Our Christmas dinners
aren't going 10 be dull family
affairs this year. We're going
to have, sharing our happiness,
as many service men as we can
possibly squeeze into our house.
christmas means more TO us
this year because our country
means more TO us, our families
and friends mean more To us.
And because these things mean
so much. we're holding our
heads higher. The bright smiles
on our faces and the shining
lights in our eyes will surely
more than take the place Of the
traditional electrically lighted
Christmas tree"
Barbara Frederick-age Is,
Box 638. 81 Locust ST.
Larkspur. Cal
1875 prize
The moral standard of today
may be a little lower than that
of pre-war days" says Mrs. Ben
Fucker Of Traverse City. Mich.
What makes II seem alarming
is the fact that the young people
are so bold, shameless and open
about it all. not trying to hide a
thing and sometimes even boast
ing about IT. It's really disgrace
ful
Il put 80 per cent OF the
blame on the girls. l have seen
some make perfect fools OF
themselves when they meet a
man in uniform. I don't know
whether it's the uniform or the
man in IL, or the plain fact that
they want a man. II is embar-
RAISING for the man at times.
There are few men who would
really force their affections on
any girl. without some encour-
agement.
Service men have not the
slightest difficulty IN getting a
date II they GET a girl who has
some self respect YOU can rest
assured that she Will be treated
as a lady ! came in contact
with quite a few service men as
my husband is in the service.
and they are really fine men.
It's up 10 the girls 10 20 straight
and keep the men straight"
Mrs Ben Fucker, age 26.
l3l n. Elmwood Ave.
Traverse City, Mich
$500 prize.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20
Light i'm Eyes
Not ON Tree
For Duration

Winning Elsie'~ special 50
prize Tor the best girls letter
comes tins answer fro m
Barbara Frederick Of Lark
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

everI7sting peace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04

row in Woodlawn Cemetery after
services at 2:30 p. m. in the
William r. Hamilton chapel, 1915
Cass avenue.
MIR. Malow, who built homes for
Henry Ford and John Dodge soon
after they came into their autono-
bile fortunes, died yesterday of a
heart attack. He was 70 years old.
Exactly two weeks before his
death, he had celebrated the fif-
tieth anniversary of his marriage
to Flora Rick Of Utica, Mich. A
son, Arnold; a daughter, Mrs.
Eleanor Halsted; four brothers,
and three sisters also survive.
He was president of the Malow-
Barry Construction Company until
II disbanded in 1923. Since that
time he had not been active in
business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
Obituaries
J. |. Peters
Funeral for Manufacture
at Munising

Funeral services will be held
Wednesday at 3 p. m. in Munising
for J. L. Peters, Detroit yachtsman
and steel manufactures. who died
yesterday of heart attack at his
summer home in Munising.
Mr.. Peters, AZ years old, lived
at 1894 Lauder avenue, Detroit
He was president and owner OF
the j. l.. Peters Company, struc-
tural steel and iron fabricators:
Several years ago. nc attracted
wide attention among yachtsmen
by constructing a 43-foot all
welded steel hull as an experiment
in welding and insulation.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs
Sally Peters, and two brothers. b
D. Peters of Erwin, Tenn. and DR.
Edgar Peters of Jersey City, N. j.