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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-16
Legal Notice

Stale OF Michigan CoanN
WAYNE.
IS. 1850 /.
AZ a session q ,.e Pio"1
Court for said Count, Of NN.|
held al the Probate Court ~
in the City Of Detroit. on
Eighth day Of May p nc '.|
one thousand nine haaeie'
fiitv-th.ee d.
Present Thomas { N~F
Judge OF Probate
In the Matter of the h''''
WILMA RICHARDS. Dece'.
MARY Jane Coley Admins.
trix Of said estate having
dered 70 this Court he'
account in said matter "A
II is ordered. That ihe ~
day Of June. next al ten ~
IN the forenoon before y y.
William J. Cody a. s"ia "
Room be appointed fol eA%
ing and allowing said ace0e"- IA
And IL is further Ordered
a copy Of this order be pu0'ss
once in each week Tor
weeks consecutlvely pfeVlO"n a
SAID time Of hearing. IN W.
troit Tribune. a ne"sF,
printed and circulated I"
County OF WAYNE. .,v
THOMAS c. MuRrIn =,
Judge Of PI's
I do hereby certify iha'
compared the foregoine COP,
the original record iheieO
have found the same "
correct transcript OF su'n
nal record.
Dated May 8. 1888. III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-16
Ford Exhibit Open

Henry Ford 'he berry picker.
ne ~si'er % quietly eloquent
lose letter. 20 his ne,hrothed
NE anxious ob hunter and the
collector ~ old clocks and music
bnNes 're hero n an extensive
exhibition 10 the Henry Ford
Museum
ms intimate portrait OF the
great motor maker. sketched in
terms 81 his personal memora.
oiiia displayed publicly for the
first time was dedicated last Fri
DAY by Fords grandsons.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-16
Wonen's Council
Ewes Naptown

Louis. IL Is o.iel,o. q. ..
region Mrs. jeanette Tr,p,.s''
Jones. Chicagoan. Is the res,o.,
cooFalnsior, and Miss Grace u
.on o, s. LouD SO .,~s
,ary Of Region Y.
The region comprises me "a.
Of Missouri. Kansas III ros I.
diana. Michigan and Wlscon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-16
Safety Check
Month Hailed
By Plymouth

Plymouth -a'srs thru
out the countra nave mot
than 60. 600 ser ice iechri
clans enrolled III a training
program which assures mo
florists Of excel, n service II
the safety OF s-'omobileS,
Plymouth Cereal Salc'
MANAGER. William J. Brd
declares.
Our dealers are wsll.sissisd
and well.equipPed 10 psrtei'
pate in the national suionoSl'
safety check program hH
month" he said.
Safety checslrs Ts"a
continuously 10 VI N''ei .sa
r.cians Service Cc-.seeat ~
NC also believe j. s'f "a
70 SET a de spt 8 MONA
ne purpose ! tsae iaa' NJ
hons o. motorists ;ase '~e rs
month 10 have tNe-s as ehsaH
ior safety is ire .t..io'e aE
20 DO
As evidence d. psuo4'ast
feres' IN safe;, 3 ID 1.s.laa
that he factory rs, p = oMf
u'ei mainly through s 'fat,.
neatly d halt million 9pN
Good Driving Pfsr IS acM'
lot which stfesse. - 'oa' y,
togs Which. in ire pa.oa
Plymouth Official, . 2 es'saA
10 safe driving Taey srp 'Oe..
iesv Control Car C,rsi.ou |"
Common Sense
we think thai the ff.ioR =
keeps his car in sag irNns "
diton IS likely 20 re .
drive in every other ie'po|
Bird said
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-16
Southern Congressman For
Taft-HartIey FEP( Amendment

WASHINGTON D { tCNS -
H. .on,ep7st sufps slng move
sa~e : tl'~e,n members q Com
gree amir need that trey WEI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-16

The 5eclsicr vas reverse 60
ire grounds ;hsi IRE ira. court
IRE ois;Tirf ColTf e Brc~n
County. srrors6 IN refusing e
lsi Roseburcush testify eor'
-errirs = 7.hcl- .n4uis,;ior ne
vas suhis<ie6 &c hY . boncs-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-16
Detroit Edison Gets
? Giant Generators


-e,r I4 sses .Nr
s 'ss- 'g.-.-e sf-e.a'or'
- s-zes, re
- s -ess's- =,
-s- ee-. e-e-zr -ppr -r
ercHe
TIE bic machines are he
FIRST tive thar Vii. BE installed
in rev Edisen generating
sia..-n 10 be krown as the
Rive. Rcuse Edison Plant
re ~ew r.ar -e.-g p.srre-
= s'.c7 = The 7-t-s re
Dee arc ? go r.es
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-16
No. so2.s77
Order OF Publication


IN the Court House in the CITY
OF Detroit County and s,sie
aforesaid this Eth dsy OF April.
AID. 1888
Present Honorable Frank 3.
Ferguson. Circuit Judge
II appearing that the defendant
Is not resident OF the state Of
Michigan. but resides IN the State
OF Illinois AZ 429 18th Street
Cairo. Illinois.
II Is Ordered that the defend
ant enter his appearance in this
cause on OF before three months
nom The date Of this order or
said bill Will be taken as con.
fesSed
!, 10 Further Ordered that a
copy OF this order be sent bv
registered mail 10 said defendant
al 429-l2ih Street. Cairo. Illinois
MS last known address. and II
not received personally by said
aeiendant a. least twenty DAYS
before the time prescribed for
appearance. that this order be
published as required by law.
FRANK B. FERGUSON.
Circuit Judge.
fnsaf VI. Rfanigin. Clerk
by James q. Stone. Deputy Clerk
s-l6-6-30
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-16

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-16
Vim. V. Banks. Atty.
toS Grafiot WO. 3.S7l7

State OF Michigan. IN the CIR
c1i Court for the County "
Wayne IN Chancefv
HAZEL HENDRICKS PLAN.
iltf. IS HEALY HENDRICKS.
Defendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-05-16

Stale Of Michigan County
WAYNE
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-12-24
Holmes County
Community Hospital

Sept. IL. 1854
DR.. F. L. Bott, Lexington
Jan. 10. 1859
Miss Ethel Anderson, Pickens
August IL
| Mrs. Ivy Smith, Tchuh
December 10
Mr.. E. T. Nelson, Lexington
DseeaaAse ll
Harriet Carolyn Kealhotes,
Black Hawk (discharEed l6)
Shirley Minis, Black Hawk
discharged 1O
Mr.. Howard Brock, Ebenaeer
| discharged ~
Ms. George Carnathan, Tchula
(disc.aarged lo)
Ooeombee Is
Baby Girl Carnathan, Tchula
discharged l9)
Mrs. N. N. Burwell, Ebenezer
deceased 20)
Mrs. M. J. Evans, Lexington
Rev. H. c. Ellis, West
discharged 49,
December 10
Mrs. Bernice Cauthen, Lex.
discharged l9)
Baby Girl Cauthen, Lexington
(born II, discharged 19)
John Weathersby, Lexington
December II
Mrs. Denton Edwards, West
December l8
Mrs. Merritt johnson, Lex.
Baby Girl johnson, Lex.
deceased 18)
Mrs. j. o. Bearden, Durant
Baby Girl Bearden, Durant
Mrs. Norman Weathersby, Lex.
December IS
Mrs. Jack P. Williams, Lex.
December 20
Miss John Ada Walton, Pickens
Miss Margaret Brumby, Baton
Rouge, La.
Mr.. Joe T. Jones, Goodman
Mrs. Margaret Owen, Lex.
December Il
Mr., George Self, Tchula
Colored Patients
December 8
Bertha Mae Erwin, Lexington
December IL
Emma Redmond, Lexington
discharged 15)
December Is
Victoria Holloman, Lexington
Tom Pitts, KERN
December 10
David Gatson, Jr., Goodman
December IS
Bertha Williams, Rt. 3, Lex.
Frances Howard, Mileston
Bobby Jean Robson, Tchula
Leila Mae Walton, Lexington
Baby Girl Walton, Lexington
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-12-24

On Leave
Staff Sergeant Aubrey McLea-
Ian. USAF, Fort Rfagg, N. c., is
tcme on holiday leave with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs, /. M. Nc
| elan.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-12-24
Local n ews
Visiting Pments

Visiting Pments
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hughes and
Joe. II of Ell Campo, Texas, are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. p. Durham this week.
Visiting In Texas
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Kyle are
visiting relatives in Simpson,
texas for the holiday weekend.
An Jockson Recently
Mrs. Charles Durham and Mrs.
Jimmie Hand were Jackson Wis
tors recently.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-12-24

Arrive Thursday
Mr.. Ind Mrs. Jimmy Odom
and son, Bill arrived today
eIhuisday), to spend Christmas
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Odom.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-12-24
Arrive Saturday

Arrive Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Long and
four children will arrive Satur-
day for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
bert Irby and family and Mr..
Mrs. w. H. Irby.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-12-24
Oxford Visitors

Oxford Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Harrington
and Rudy Of Oxford will spend
the holidays here with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Brown.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1953-12-24
Visited Eyionds
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hughes visited
friends in Jackson Tuesday.
e. 4@-..so Monday

-.-.~-..so Monday
1nis. oiii.ss AooAce, secretary of
the Mississippi SUNDAY school
Association, returned Monday af-
ter several weeks of rural extern
sion work in Lee and Simpson
counties.
In Winono Monday
Mrs. ]. P. Durham and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Hughes visited relatives
an Winona Monday.
Ill At Hospital
The many friends of Mrs. w.
c. Martin will regret to learn
that she IS quite i'll at st. Domin-
ic's Hospital in Jackson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-30
Snaathers Reports
Plans Underway
On Job Station

Senator George SmaihsFs, n
Washington, has reported That
'the Iayeff Of twenty workers
IN The Ships Repair Department
81 HE Key West Naval Bass
i HE result q . seneraI ne.
tionwida policy.
To reduce ihe civilian com.
peneni 81 me armed fsrces.
slrstheFs teid former city
eominlssis Mr. keUIs carbonelI,
in wire resolved Yesterday
that Admiral Y. c. Masssu u
ths Nays eursau ~ Ships On.
nouneed the reduction and ire
establishment 81 . new elaIiBe
for shs LEGAL department 81 so
workers. This figure wss Or.
rived n ne . study % HE
work load.
Smaihers also said that he
will keep IN Touch with me slt.
usfion and oppose any drastic
cuts In personnel here.
II Is expected MAT ne 70
workers Affected will be plseed
in other Jobs 81 The Naval
Station.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-30
Inquest Tues.
Into Drowning
OF Sllrimper
Body Identified
As Jack Young
Is Found Sunday

The finding Of the body Of a
45-year-old shrimp fisherman
floating in the water near the
Standard Oil Docks on Caroline
Street was reported today by
Coroner Ira Albury.
The body was discovered float
ing in the bay At about TOO a. m.
Sunday BY Tony Santas Of the
shrimper PARKWAY. The man was
identified Is Jack Young. Ebout
IS. who was . crew member OF
the shrimp vessel Priscilla.
corcner AIhuxY has s<hsdui-
I'd IN Inquest into ths death
for tcn0rxew afssrnoon 81 5
p. N.
investigated revsalad thna
gConkinued On Pags Ixol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-30
Joseph ElWood
Dies In DC.
After Illness
Second Brother
To Die Within
Year; Son OF Mrs.
Robert Saunders

Joseph NJ. Elwocd, AZ, one of
Key Vests most popular and sue
cessful native sons. died Sunday
afternoon in Sibley Memorial Hos
pital in Washington, D. c. after a
short illness.
Son of Mrs. Robert Saunders,
2385 Flagler Ave-, Mr.. Elwood was
the second Of the Elwood brothers
to die within year. Another bro
Their, Bernard, age 40, died here
last May 7.
After leaving High school, Mr..
Elwood worked for six years in
the First National Bank here. He
played the saxaphoue in one of the
city's most popular orchestra dur
ing the early thirties.
He married Miss Mary Johnson,
native Key Wester and a graduate
Of the Convent Of Mary Immacu-
late. and 81 years ago they left
for Washington, D. G., where Mr..
Elwood had accepted a position
with the United States Civil Ser
vice commission.
One promotion followed another
for the Key Wester and at the time
Of bis death he held 4 top flight
position with the civil Service
Commission with headquarters in
the Pentagon building in Washing
ton. For many years his job car
ried him on inspections trips
throughout the United States and
its possessions.
He was last in Key West for the
funeral Of his brother, Bernard,
and planned on returning here this
Spring for his annual vacation.
Beside his mother and wife, he
leaves two sons, Joseph, Jr., II;
Continued On Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-30
Amendment On
Planned

WASHINGTON IA constftu-
tional amendment, designed to
force government economies BY a
fixed Limitation on spending. was
proposed in the Eenate Friday
by Republican Leader Taft Of Ohio
and Sen. Ferguson tR.Michl.
Under the proposal the expenses
Of operating the regular govern
ment each year woul dbe limited
TO S per cent Of the total gross
national income.
The Limitation, however, would
not apply 10 interest on the nation
al debt. amortization Of the debt
or military expenses.
Also, the limitation could be
raised In event Of = national emer.
gency By 4 two.thirdS vote Of both
houses Of Congress.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-30
Navy Explains
Water Cutoff
Yesterday
PW Officer Says
Pressure Was
Stopped For Work
On 81 And Keys

In reply to the many queries as
to why the water was shut off in
Stock Island and Key West, The
Citizen obtained the following state
ment from Navy Public Works Of
fieer Comdr. ]. C. Luppens:
1.-THE Navy was faced with the
problem of correcting certain stop.
page-of-flow conditions mainly on
Stock Island but also for the Key
West area as a whole. The work
required changes to the tap on
Stock Island and the inserting Of
a trap on the main line on Rock.
land Key. This project had pur-
posely been held up until the oper.
ating conditions were satisfae-
tory"
By Saturday night all tanks N
the Key West area were filled for
the first time during the past
month. Accordingly, the work was
scheduled to commence at mid
night on Saturday, to Be finished
BY 9 d. m. Sunday morning 50 a.
not to interfere with Operations
II The area However,. dur to Ger.
ta peraIink conditions 4 The
site The work was not actually com
pleted until 3 p. m. on Sunday ii
which time the aqueduct pressure
was restored. Due to the tremen-
dous volume Of water required TO
refill the pipeline. he effect Of re-
storing pressure was not felt ID the
Key West area until 3 p. N.
The City pumping station ltsels
did not receive any water until
, q. m. on Monday morning. n
order to alleviate the conditionslhe
Navy backed from rs highest
storage tank into fhe clty's sys.
TEN in order 70 help the City. All
pumps on the Navy Aqueducl sys-
TEN are back In service and the
situation Is now normal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-30
Fishing Film For Teleyision
Shot By Field & Stream Here
Will Be Shown
Throughout USA
I'm Series OF 20
BY SUSAN McAVoY

Field and Stream, the largest
sports magazine in the world has
been shooting Is minute film on
Fishing in the Florida Keys for a
television series to be put on
throughout the country.
Edgar T. Rigg, president Of Hen
ry Holt and Company and publish
er of Field and Stream, circula-
ton 900, 900, brought down his ace
photographer Stewart Ludlum
from New York to make the movie.
Rigg relaxed comfortably and
happily at The Key Wester Sat-
urday after five days of roughing
it at the Marquesas, rs miles west
of Key West, in Capt. Johnny
Vests mae West"
~ feel now IS though ! never
want to catch another fish. But
by Monday when we get TO the
Bahamas know will" the pub
Usher said.
Rigg and Ludlum as well as Don
Carter, director of Field and
Steam found Marquesas loaded
with every kind of Florida fish.
Rigg and fellow actor George Sum-
ers, Jr. of Texas, had magnificent
luck in catching Jewish, barracu-
da, grOuper and other native den
liens.
Its largely q matter of luck
when you shoot these films. Our
luck was good-weather perfect
running, and we shot 5000 feet Of
film. The actual film win contain
only $40 feet Of film which will
run Is and one half minutes on
run IS and one half minutes on
teleyision.
purposo 81 ire documentary en-
Florida fishing Is iwcfold.
First" said Rigs, I'VE want
10 show sporfsmen how TO catch
the various fish, and second we
stress conservation.
"ln every instance" stressed
sha publisher. 1--WE release fhe
! fish, except for eating or mount
Ing"
While the film was in the max
ing Rigg and Sumers stayed right
on Vests boat at the Marquesas.
Carter and Sumner, Sr. flew down
In Col. Pen Edgar's Sea Bee every
day to carry messages, food and
good cheer TO the filmmakers.
Carter could not forego the plea
sure of getting in some tarpon
fishing while here. Sc he charter
ed the immaculate cruiser Of DR..
]. A. Valdez, and sought the silver
king with Sumer's daughter ''Hic-
KEY"
Their catch was the sight of the
waterfront for q day. Carter land
ed 4 80 pound beauty in one hour
and IS minutes. Hickey landed a
Continued On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-30
Tiny Child
browns AT
Siigsbee Park
TwO-Year-old
Fleming Tot
Wanders Into
Sen Near Home

~ 49, ~ I
Tiny Dean Gregory Fle-
ming, 2. the son Of Navy
1t. and Mrs. Dean Fleming,
SO Sigsbee Road, Sigsbee
Park, persisted when he
wandered into the water
adjacent to his home. 1t.
Fleming is attached to He
licopter Squadron One at
the Seaplane Base.
Coroner Roy HsmIin said 10
day that the child persisted yes.
terday afternoon 81 abou4 S
o'clock. He was found BY his
father In just 10 inches Of wafer.
he had apparently wandered In.
to the sea while playing with q
pet Boxer puppy. u Is estimated
that fhe baby was immersed In
The wafer about Is minutes.
He was pronounced dead at
the Naval Hospital by physicians
who worked for over an hour in
futile attempt at reviving the
child.
In addition to the parents, lit
tie Dean is survived by two sis
tiers and a brother.
Services win be held tomorrow
afternoon In the Chapel Of the
Pritchard Funeral Home with
Navy Chaplain w. B. I.auden-
slayer officiating. Burial win be
in the City Cemetery.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-30
Social Security Head
To Retire In May

WASHINGTON B-Social Secu.
rity Commissioner Arthur J. All.
meyer said that he plans to retire
BY May 9 and move back 70
Madison. wis.
Altmeyer. IN the federal social
security program since 1875. said
he disclosed his plans last summer
to his associates In TIE Social
Security administrator. He said
he plans to retire By the time be
becomes g.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-30
European Royalty
Attends Funeral
OF Queen Mary

LONDON s-The thinning ranks
Of European royalty headed ior
London today 70 pay homage Il
the funeral Of Queen Mary.
The royal delegations were 10 n.
elude young king Bandouin 81 Bel.
GUM: Queen Iuliana 81 The Netb-
erlsnds and her husband. Prince
Bernhard: Grown Prince 0iav 81
Norway, and ex.Klns UmbeFte of
Italy.
Creece's Queen Fredsrika a..
rived yesterday.
They win journey % Wladsor
Castle for simple ltsneral rites %
morrow for The eyearoid Queen
grandmother. whose death last
Tuesday severed British noyaitYss
last living lie vita he Victorian
era.
Throughout Iasi night snd today,
: slient file q noarnlng Brif6ns
moved past the dead queens eoffIa
- L lay il esase 10 anelens West.
ninsieF Hall. adjoining tks Houses
~ Parliament.
~ dawn. esagiy te.oo1 paepis
had passed tie ean1lslit eaia.
falqas. respien6est ID IS parpIs
drspaxs and sHser PAL.
The qneen's eofgIn was krnuahf
70 he hail Yesterday. eaFrie6
fhroaxh eroNded sEiens Lonfon
streets trom MnFfboroaeh Honss.
hes Tesldencs uheTe SO died. Bs.
fore he pfncezscs. sks rugni fan
a aEtended . memeriai seTvios
for be- Il he ektpei fhsrs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-30
Crowds View
Results OF
RenOyatiOrs
USO Open House
Huge Success
In Weekend OF
Parties, Speeches

The USo YMCA on Whitehead
St. opened its doors to the public
on Sunday afternoon to show off
its new face-lifting.
Many guests were shown through
the newly-renovated facility. Those
who could remember the before"
were greatly impressed with the
changes made.
The club was beautifully decorat-
I'd with palms and plants donated
BY the Naval Station gardens, and
lovely flower arrangements pre-
scented BY individuals Ia the CONF
munity.
Guests, arriving at the club be.
tween the hours OF 2 and S we're
asked to sign the guest register.
given programs aud shown around
the building By hostesses of the
Girls Service Organization and
hosts Of the Servicemen's Council.
At the completion of the tour,
guests were invited TO have re.
freshments on the patio. Fancy
sandwiches and iced tea were SER
we'd by hostesses from the women's
organizations Of Key West.
The hostesses at the refreshment
table were: Mrs. Wallace Klrke,
Women's Club; Mrs. A. T. SUR
sen, Jr. Women's Club: Mrs. Tho.
mas Caro- Of b. p. W.; Mrs. Eve
rett Sweeting. Jay Shoes: Mrs.
James Gamble, American Legion
Auxiliary: Mrs. Roger Watson,
Gold Star Mothers: Mrs. Ida Cell.
rich, Beta Sigma Phi; Mrs. Ralph
Faraido, Sinawiks;s Mrs. Edward
Graham; Mrs. Lester Pierce,
Eastern Sar; Miss Hilda CunniH,
Garden Club.
The Saturday night program,
held as an open house celebration
for the servicemen Of the area and
invited guests started of At
8 p. m. with = show. Music and
Madness" featuring the "Y's Guys
and Gals talent group Of the local
uS0. The guys and gals provided
. half hour Of entertainment and
laughs with special dance numbers.
pantomimes. accordian numbers
and special comic routines for the
enjoyment Of the large group of
seryicemen and guests il The an-
dieuce.
Following the show, the mem
hers Of the newly-crRanixed Ser.
vicemen's Councii were introduced
TO the servieemen and girls which
they represent. and hope 70 benz.
&c with their weekly meetings.
Edwin Trevor. chairman 81 the
uS0 YMcA Operating Commit.
tee. presented the trophies. award
sd By the local club 10 The three
topscoring seryicemen h Tie Na.
tinnal Basketball Freethrow Toar.
nameut. from Key West The
tournament. he'd On . naticral
scale. On February ztth. b TIE
Nasional YMcA offered m oppor-
lnnIty for IoeaI servicernen %
compete with serSicemen tkrmgh-
cot ths nation b he 10 free
lConttnned On Paes Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-30
BOY SUFFERS
FATAL MISHAp
THIS.Mo RNING
concuSSion.

conclusion.
His brother, Tony, IS, was driv-
'ug the station wagon, which was
travelling at moderate speed on
Georgia Street when the vehicle
struck a bump and Peter was
thrown to the pavement.
His brother placed him in the
station wagon and rushed him to
the hospital where he died shortly
after admittance. Tie body was
transferred to the Lopez Funeral
Home.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Dopp, SD Francis Street,
prominent Key Westers.
In addition to the parents, the
victim is survived by a younger
sister, Christina, 10; his grand
mother, Mrs. Anthony Yates Of this
city; five uncles, Earl, Charles,
and John Yates, of this city, Ernest
Yates, Bay st. Louis, Mississippi
and sheldon Yates, Miami ana one
aunt, Mrs. Clara Marlar. Oakland,
California.
Services VIII be held tomorrow
afternoon at 500 p. m. from the
First Methodist Church with the
Rev. Ralph Rogers officiating.
Rev. Rogers win be assisted by
the Rev, J. Paul Touchinn. The
body win be placed ID TIE church
at 900 p. m.
Young Dopp was Z pupil in the
Miss Mayereen Meadorss fifth
grade class at Harris School which
he had attended since his entrance
into first grade. The school Gag Is
flying at half-mast today. and
Principal Randolph Russell says
that q brief memorial service for
Peter has been planned for Thurs
day morning.
The youth was also active In
Little League Baseball and was a
member Of Cub Pack 253.
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Key West Florida. has the
most equoble climote in the
country. with on average
ronge Of only l4' Fahrenheit