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THE TAMPA'TRIBUE, ti, 1S6Q- 8-A Funeral Notices Deaths in Tampa, Elsewhere in Florida of Jacksonville, and Harley H.sLeo Sinclair. Jacksonville, and Davis. Tamoa: a sister Mrs. IdalChalue and Dallas Mnclair, Doirt of Clearwater; three daughters. Family Of 8 Killed By Fumes Newbern, Tampa; eight grand children and two great-grand children BRONISLOW BRACZYNSKI Bronislow Braczynski, 86.

3910 Darwin, died at his home Friday. Mr. Braczynski was a native of Poland and had been FLORIDA FAIRS AND FESTIVALS Jan. 25-30 Manatee County Fair, Palmetto. Feb.

1-6 Southwest Florida Fair, Fort Myers. Feb. 2-13 Florida State Fair, Tampa. Feb. 8 Gasparilla Invasion and Parade, Tampa.

Feb. 6-13 Edison Pageant of Light. Fort Myers. Feb. 19-21 Si er Spurs Rodeo.

Kissimmee. Feb. 20-27 Sarasota Par- eant, Sarasota. Feb. 20 Chalo Nitka Festival, Moore Haven.

Feb. 22-27 Central Florida Fair. Orlando. Feb. 22-27 Pinellas County Fair and Horse Show, Largo.

Feb. 24-27 Pasco County Fair, Dade City. Feb. 29-March 5 Florida Strawberry Festival, Plant City. March 1-6 Hendry County Fair and Livestock Show, Clewiston.

March 7-12 Lake County Fair and Flower Show, Eust'ts. f. H.nka member of the Royal Neighbors in-law. Steve Hapka. of America Rose CamPi a sister.

Mrs. ore. Survivors in-, New ork, nvekhjde a son Archie Ray Cain, a York; a son-in- New York; riett Hapka grandchildren and two great grandchildren. D. J.

CHAPMAN SR. PLANT CITY, Jan. 24. (Special) Delma John Chapman 63, 302 East Calhoun died Friday in Bay Pines Veterans Hospital. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Edith W. Chapman, Plant City; one daughter, Mrs. W. O. Schmidt, Charlotte, N.C.; one son, Delma J.

Chapman Nashville, two sisters, Mrs. Merrell! Ward, Plant City, and Mrs.jhis widow, Mrs. Mathilda A. Odessa Wright, Tampa: one Flood, Clearwater; two daugh- 'Advertising Woman Dies After Crash A Tampa woman, once award for her work on the Caspar Ilia celebrations, died yesterday of Injuries she suffered in an automobile accident. Mrs.

Florence Irie Champlin, 53, 4421 Culbrcath. died In Tampa General Hospital at 4i am. According to the police, Mrs. Champlin car swerved out of control on Central Ave. near Esteele St.

fhortiy after mid-Bight. Hit Farked Car Police said It hit a car owned by Luther Wright of 1522 North Central Ave. Wright's vehicle, in turn, was knocked into the rear of an other parked auto owned byj William Pittman, 33, of 1517i North Central Ave. A native of Macon, and a former resident of Miami. In Tampa "in 1946.

She was an advertising executive, a member of the Tampa Chamber of Commerce, Tampa Advertising Club and a former member of the Zonta Club of Tampa. Survivors Include a son. Jack Champlin, Tampa; two daughters, Mrs. Iris Coker and Mrs. Sandra Urdahl.

both of Tampa; two brothers, J. D. McGee and B. M. McGee, both of Miami; five sisters, Mrs.

Bess Williams, Telham, Mrs. A. D. Hub-board and Mrs. Gertrude Ballard, both of Miami; Mrs.

R. E. Dahlem and Mrs. W. E.

Dahlem, both of St. Petersburg, and five grandchildren. ADVERTISEMENT I do get it 4u wholesale Wqrehsesf Catalog! JIM FAIR Mo'onytSiij! ph 22222 S. Fkln. La ul 'iZta i i DIES IN CRASH Mrs.

Florence I. Champlin Ruth Sukow, Novelist, Dies CLAREMOXT. Jan. 23. Novelist Ruth Suc-kow, 67, a protege of the late If.

Mencken, died today at her home. She had been in failing health for several months. She wrote for Mencken's Smart Set and American Mercury magazines during the 1920's. She was born in Hawarden, Iowa. Her books included Country People, Iowa Interiors, and The Folks.

She is survived by her husband, Ferner Nuhn. Drive Leaders ST. CLOUD, Jan. 23. (Special) Mrs.

H. Y. Smith has been named March of Dimes county campaign director, Mrs. Cato and Mrs. Walter Bjork are in charge of the Mothers March scheduled to take place Thursday night.

Downtown Post a a MARION, Jan. 23. Ot A bakery truck driver today found the bodies of a family of eight who believed for days that they were ill with a "flu bug" but who actually were being slowly poisoned by gas fumes from their heating stove. Franklin Copp, 33, his wife, Carleen, 30. and their six children, ranging in age from 3 to 12, were found dead of asphyxiation by Norman McFarren, a bread salesman who opened the door of their neat home in middle-class neighborhood to cheerily announce his daily calL He discovered a house filled with gas and tragic death.

Relatives and neighbors said the Copps had been ill since Wednesday, but believed they all had a touch of influenza. What actually was wrong. Coroner Henry Alderfer said, was inhalation of lethal fumes irom space heater with a clogged flue. The fumes poisoned the Copps hour after hour until 1 they collapsed, unconscious, and died about 36 hours before the bodies were found by McFarren. The Copp children were James, 12; Jack.

10; Jerry, Mary, Herbetta, 4, and Treele, 3. Copp's brother, the Rev. Russell Copp, pastor of the non-denominational St. Paul's Chapel here, said the Copps were a devoted couple who fell in love when their families lived next door to each other. Wreck Kills Negro TALLAHASSEE.

Jan. 23. UP) The highway patrol said that an Altamonte Springs Negro, Douglas McGavock, 34, died today in a Sanford hospital from injuries received in an automobile accident. The smashup occurred 20 feet outside the west city limits of Sanford Inventory IZii inij They Lust! brother, Gus Chapman, riant City, and five grandchildren. MRS.

MELISSA BRYAN WINTER HAVEN. Jan. 23. (Special) Mrs. Melissa Jane! Wooten Bryan, 93, died today at her home.

A native of Cov-I ington County, Mrs. Bryan I moved here more than 20 years ago from Atmore, Ala. She was a member of the Primitive Baptist Church and the widow of F. Bryan. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs.

Emma Gregory, and Mrs. Clidie Buck, Winter Haven; and Mrs. Maudie Jones Farrer, Tampa; four sons, Jeff W. Bryan, Dundee; Leavy Bryan, Atmore, Jack Bryan, McCullough, Alabama; and Willie D. Bryan, Zolto Springs.

51 grandchildren, 121 greatgrandchildren, and 21 great-great-grandchildren. ERNEST C. BORSCH MADEIRA BEACH, Jan. 23. (Special) Ernest Clifford Borsch, 65, World War I veteran, died last night at Bay Pines Veterans hospital here.

A native of White County, Mr. Borsch moved to Largo one year ago from Indianapolis, Ind. He was a retired postal clerk with the United States Post Office. He was a member of DAV, St. Petersburg, and Evangelical United Brethern Church, Koko-mo, Ind.

Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Viola Jane Borsch, Largo. MRS. PENNIE A. SINCLAIR DURANT, Jan.

23. (By Staff Writer) Mrs. Pennie Ann Sinclair, 85, died at her home in Durant. She came to Florida in 1902 from Dunn, N.C., and was a long-time resident of Clearwater and the widow of Alfred M. Sinclair, of Clearwater.

She was a member of the Missouri Avenue Baptist Church in Clearwater. Survivors include: Five sons, W. Flaudia Sinclair, St. Petersburg, the Rev. Johnnie E.

Sinclair, Lakeland; R. ARMENIA GARDENS 60v N. Armenia Ave. Ph. RE -314J i fit jj-w Mrs.

P. M. Archer, of Jacksonville; Mrs. A. G.

Alford, Bran don, and Mrs. F. A. Mason, Clearwater: 27 grandchildren; 54 great-grandchildren, add a great-great-grandson. MRS.

IV. CAl Los Angeles, a daughter, Mrs. Arthur Rylander, Largo; three grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren. WILLIAM II. FLOOD CLEARWATER, Jan.

23. (By Staff Writer) William Henry Flood, 65, died this morning in Morton Plant HospitaL He came here two years ago from Valley Steam Long Island. N.Y., and was a retired commercial artist. He was a member of the Catho- He Church. Survivors include iters, Mrs.

Charles Valley Stream, and Mrs. Charles Vas. Clearwater, and two grandchildren. Beautiful expressions of sympathy are the floral pieces, spray, baskets and wreaths we create in a wide variety of styles and prices. LARSON-WILLIAMS FLORIST Bonded F.T.D.

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Bagby, (6. ct Kansas City. wise passed away! Wednesday ia Kansas City, will be! fceid at i p.m. at toe chapei of Welis Funeral Home, with Rev. H.

Richard Bills, pastor ei the irst Baptist Church in Plant City, eift-j dating. Interment wiil follow Park Cemetery jn Plant; City. He is survived by his son. Robert Bagby of Naperviile, HI. 5 his mother.

Mrs. Kffa Dempsev, Plant) City; three sisters. Mrs. D. R.

Mad-s 3ox. Piant City, Mrs. Louise Detroit, and Mui PauUne; Niunwr, Miami: also one grand-daughter. Miss Susan Basby, Naper-j vUie. HI.

Those selected to serre as pallbearers are assed please meet at the ha pel at 2:45 p.m. CHAMM.IN. MRS. FLORENCE IRIS Funeral services lor Mrs. Florence Ins Champlin.

S3, of 4421 Culbreath will be held Monday atternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the B. Marion Reed Co. Funeral Home, Plant Ave. at Piatt St. Christian Science service will be read.

Cremation will loliow. Survivors include, a son. Jack Champlin. Tampa; two daughters. Mrs.

Iris Coker and Mrs. Sandra Vrdahl, both oi Tampa; two brothers. J. D. McGee and B.

M. McGee. both of Miami: five sisters. Mrs. Bess Williams, Pelham.

Mrs. A. D. Hubbard and Mrs. Gertrude Ballard, and Mrs.

W. E. Dahlem, both of St. Petersburg, and five grandchildren. CHAPMAV, DELMA JOHN.

SB. Funeral services for Mr. Delma John i Chapman age 63, a resident of; 301 East Calhoun Street, Plant City, who passed away Friday evening at! Bay Pines Veterans Hospital, will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock! from the Hopkins Funeral Home Chapel with the Reverend W. C. Roebuck officiating.

Interment willi follow ia Oaklawa Cemetery. Mr. Chapman Is survived bv his widow. Mrs. Edith W.

Chapman. Plant Citv;) one daughter, Mrs. W. O. Schmidt, Charlotte.

N. one son, Delma J.I Chapman Nashville, two sisters. Mrs. Merrell Ward. Plant City; and Mrs.

Odessa Wright. Tampa; one brother, Cus Chapman, Plant City; also five grandchildren. Olin S. Wright Lodge No. 79 Fit AM will render Masonic rites at the graveside.

Pallbearers include B. D. Wiggins, R. M. Brown, Russell Rogers, Royce Wills, W.

K. Harrington and W. Dorm any Jr. and are kindly requested to meet at the chapel at 1:45 p.m. COLMERT, HARRY K- Funeral services for Mr.

Harry K. Colmery, 87, of 101 Amelia will be held Monday at 10 a.m. from the A. P. Bora W.

Tampa Chapel with interment in Colon Cemetery. COMER. MRS. ALICE T. Funeral services for Mrs.

Alice E. Comer, Lakeland, who died Saturday morn, ing will be held from the Gentry. Morrison Chapel, Lakeland, Monday, 10 a.m. Burial in Griffin Cemetery. CCLLARO, SAM A.

Funeral aervices for Mr. Sam A. Cullaro. 54. of 2720 Ivy will be held Monday at 4 m.

from the A. P. Boza Nebraska Chapel with interment in Colon Cemetery. DAVIS. RUFCS D.

Mr. Rufus D. Davis, age 69, of Temple Teerace, passed away Saturday afternoon in a local hospital. Funeral services will be held Tuesday after-nton at 2:00 o'clock from the Chapel of the F. T.

Blount Co. Funeral Home with the Rev. W. J. Martin, Retired Methodist Minister, and the Rev.

Arthur Brown, pastor of Hillsborough Methodist Church, officiating. Interment will be in Myrtle Hill Memorial Park. DIAZ, MAVTJEL JR. Funeral services for Mr. Manuel Dial 47, of 2535 Union will be held Monday at 4 p.m.

from the A. P. Boza W. Tampa chapel with interment in the Centre Espanol Memorial. DCRDEN, JOHV CECIL.

JR. Funeral services for John Cecil Durden age 4. a resident of Valnco who passed away in a Tampa hospital Wednesday morning will be held Sunday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock from the Valrico Baptist Church with the Rev. J. Z.

Crofton officiating, assisted by the Rev. Henry Locklear and the Rev, Bob Coram, Interment in Pelot Cemetery with the Hopkins Funeral Home directing arrangements. Survivors are; parents. Rev. and Mrs.

John Cecil Durden of Valrico: maternal grandmother. Mrs. Glads Shaw, Franklin, New Hampshire: paternal grandmother, Mrs. Henry Summerall, Pleasant Grove. FRIX.

WILLIAM WATSOV Funeral services for Mr. William Watson Frix, age 38, of 208 Magnolia will be held Mondav afternoon at 4:00 o'clock from the Chanel of the Walters-Howard Funeral service, op posite the L'mversity of lampa. interment will be in the Rose Hill Cemetery. HOOD, ARTHTTR Funeral services for Mr. Arthur Hood, 85, of Oxford, who died Wednesday afternoon at his home were held Saturday afternoon at 3 p.m.

at the Page Theus Chapel, with the He v. li. Hurst and tne rtev C. A. Svmons officiating Interment will follow in Pine Level Cemetery, Oxford.

Page Theus Funeral Leesburg, ia ia charge. JAMES. ELLIS Mr. Ellig C.James 58. of Land O' Lakes, passed away Saturday at his residence.

Funeral services will be held Tuesday morn ing at 10 clock at the l.uti evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev. W. N. Hamilton officiating. Interment will be in Luts Cemetery.

Pallbearers will be Alton Clements, Leo Clements, Clyde Mann, Earl Her-rin. Herman Perry. John Morean. The remains will lie In state at the church from 9 clock Tuesday until time of service. Arrangements by T.

Blount Company Funeral Home. KENDALL, GUT E. Funeral services for Guy E. Kendall. 72, resident of 3713 32nd who passed away Wednesday at a local hospital, will be held Monday afternoon at two o'clock from Wilson Sammon Company Funeral Home with Rev.

D. S. Smith of the Sulphur Springs First Baptist Church to officiate. Interment in Garden of Memories Cemetery. Pallbearers: Sam Bethea, R.

A. Long, G. D. Marks, W. J.

Cowart. S. W. Chapman. E.

V. Fore. PLEVIN. HAROLD Funeral services for Harold Plevin. age 47, of 16 Formosa Avenue, will be held Monday morning at 10:30 o'clock from the chapel of J.

L. Reed Son, Bav-shore Blvd. a Plant with Rabbi David L. Zielonka officiating. Interment in Myrtle Hill Memorial Park.

Active pallbearers will be: Mori in Gould, Albert Weinberg. Herbert Friedman, Donald Fraiberg, M. William Saul, Donald Arthur. Honorary: Charle Adler. Morris Zimmerman, Samuel Fraiberg.

Edward Arthur, George Newberg. Edward Cutler, Fred Perlmaa, Lester Owen, and Albert Stone. PRICE. MRS. ETHEL G.

Mrs. Ethel O. Price, ace 70, of 10603 Nebraska passed away Thursday evening in a local hospital. Mrs. Price was sent Saturday at noon to the Howe- reterson funeral Home, Dearborn, for services and Interment in the Glen Eden Cemetery.

Arrangements were in charge of the Walters- nowara funeral Service, opposite the University oi Tampa. MAEMOV. WILLIAM P. Mr. William P.

Mannon. age 73, of 517 Fribley passed away Thursday afternoon. Funeral services wiU be held Mondav afternoon at 1 o'clock at the chapel of the F. T. Blount Co.

Funeral Home with The Rev. J. Earl Tharp of New Orieans Baptist Church officiating. Interment will be ia Jackaoa Heights Cemetery. -VORRIS.

AIMON I Funeral services Mr Almon J. Norri. are 77. Wmter visitor to Tampa, will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock fjora the Sleuerrtol Funeral Home, West Branch, Mich. Interment will be ia the Selkirk Cemetery.

Arrangements by the Swiiley Funeral Home, 1602 W. Waters Ave. ALMON J. NORRIS Almon J. Norris, 77, a winter visitor in Tampa, from West Branch, died yesterday in a Tampa hospitaL A native of Livingston County, he had lived in Tampa for the past three months.

He was a retired farmer. Survivors Include his widow, Mrs. Leona Norris. of West Branch two daughters. Mrs.

Daniel Cook of Flint, and Mrs. Vera Wright of Pinconning, Mich. a son. Donley, of West Branch. 12 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren.

WILLIAM W. FRIX William Watson Frix, 38. of 208 Magnolia, died Friday in a local hospital. A native of Roy-ston, he was a resident of Tampa for the past 25 years. Mr.

Frix was a member of the Baptist Church. He is survived bv his widow. Mrs. Lucy Marie Frix, a son, William D. Frix.

his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William B. Frix, a brother, Harold Prix, and two sisters. Mrs.

Katie Ruth Leto, and Mrs. Mary Bailey, all of Tampa. MANUEL DIAZ, JR. Manuel Diaz 47, 2535 TTninn died yesterday in a local hospital. He was a native of Tampa and was employed by the city sanitary department He Is survived by one daughter.

Miss Rose Marie Diaz; two sons, sister, Mrs. Almeyda; one brother-in-law, Nicolas Almeyda; and one niece, Emily Fernandez. SAM A. CCLLARO Sam A. Cullaro.

54, 2720 Ivy St. died Friday in a local hospitaL He was a native of Tampa, a member of L'Unione Ital-iana and owner and operator of the Floridana Coffee Mill, 1909 N. Armena Ave. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Magdalena Cullaro; his mother, Mrs.

Rosina Cullaro; one stepson, Ernest Rubio: six sisters, Conchia Messina, Vicentina Cullaro, Carmen Yosuet, Angelina De Grazia, Jennie Brown, and Mary Cullaro; two brothers, Eddie and Joe Cullaro; all of Tampa; and one grandchild. EDWARD B. ROWND INDIAN ROCKS BEACH, Jan. 23. (By Staff Writer) Edward Bradford Rownd, 69, died this morning in Morton Plant Hospital.

He came here five years ago from Lakewood, Ohio, and was a retired foreman of the stereotype department of the Cleveland News in Cleveland, Ohio. He was a member of the Church of Isles Congregational Church, Indian Rocks Beach, and the Venus Lodge, AM, in Mansfield, Ohio. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Mae L. Rownd, Indian Rocks Beach; a son, Thomas William Rownd, Sarasota; three grandchildren; and a sister, Mrs.

Margaret Anderson, of Lakewood. ELLIS C. JAMES Ellis C. James, 58, of Land O'Lakes, died yesterday at his home. A native of Maryland, he had lived in Land O'Lakes for three years.

He was in the government service as a carpenter and was a member of Evangelical United Brethren Church. He is survived by his his widow, Mrs. Grace James, Land O'Lakes; a son, Stanley E. James, Tampa; two sisters, Mrs. Eleanor Auld, Dearborn, and Mrs.

Samuel Me-haffi, Baltimore; his stepmother, Mrs. J. E. James, Silver Springs, three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. RUFUS D.

DAVIS Rufus D. Davis, 69, of Temple Terrace, yesterday in aj local hospital. Born in Tampa, he had lived here his lifetime and was employed in the build- ing trades as a carpenter. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. I Mary P.

Davis, Temple Terrace; a son, Marion D. Davis, of Fort Lauderdale; a daughter. MrsJ Mary Lois Tomberlin, two brothers, Frank E. Funeral Notices NICHOLS, KENT WILLIAM Funeral services for Kent William Nichols, IS, of Hialeab, wiU be con ducted Monday morning at 10:00, o'clock from the chapel of the Duval Funeral Home with the Rev. Claud W.

Crosby, pastor of the Seffner, Baptist Church, officiating. Interment services will be held Monday afternoon at 2:30 at the graveside in! Greenwood Cemetery, Wildwood, Fla. NICHOLS, PACL JB. Funeral servicec for Mr. Paul M.

Nicholi 42. of 1304 E. Humphrey, will be conducted Monday morning at 10:00 1 o'clock from the chapel of the Puval Mineral Home with tne Rev. Claud W. Crosby, pastor of the Seffner Baptist Church, officiating.

Interment wiU be in Garden of Memories Cemetery. Pallbearers will be N. J. Strickland. Leon Powell, Ernie Waters, Jimmy Hackney, Bud Gilmore and Lloyd Simmons.

ROLLINS. JOHN John W. Rollins. 68, native of Doth an, Ala. and 17-year St.

Petersburg resident, died Friday in St. Petersburg, member Christ Methodist Church. Survivors include wife, Mrs. Willie A. Rollins; daughters.

Mrs. J. D. McDavid, Tampa; Mrs. Robert Pittman, Wichita, Kansas; Mrs.

Ralph E. Neeley, Tampa; Mrs. James A. Hill, Oslo, Norway; sons, Thomas USMC in N. Carolina and B.

W. Rollins of Columbia. S. 13 prandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Wyatt Prevatt, Doth an.

and Mrs. Dean L. Campbell. Tampa and a brother. G.

W. Rollins. Panama City. Funeral services 2:00 Monday. St.

Petersburg, from Palms Memorial. SINCLAIR. MRS. PENNIE ANN Funeral services for Mrs. Pennie Ann Sinclair.

SS, a former resident of Clearwater, Florida, who died in Durant Saturday morning will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Missouri Avenue Baptist Church. 1178 Belleair St, Clearwater. The pastor. Rev. Bob C.

Nusko and the Rev. Harris W. Crittenden, pastor of the 30th Street Baptist Church ot St. Petersburg, will officiate. Burial will follcw in Clearwater Cemetery.

VANDCRE.N. MRS. HELENA A. Funeral services for Mrs. Helena A.

VanDnren, age 88, 3518 Cherokee will be held at 10:30 o'clock Monday morning at Curry's Funeral Home, 605 S. MacDUl Ave. Tne Rev. Robert 1- Maurais, assistant rector of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, will officiate.

Interment win follow in Myrtle HiH Memorial Park. Survivors: twa sons, Frederick P. Van-Duren, Tampa, and Frank H. Van-Duren. Long Island, N.

two daughters. Mrs. Evelya Brockel-hurst. Brooklyn. N.

and Mrs. Helen A. Gordon, Long Beach. Long Island. N.

five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. CARD OF THANKS The familv of Blanca Mtruset wishes to express their sincere appreciation and heart-' felt gratitude to the many friends, i neighbors. It relatives for their many kindnesses, acts of sympathv. and beautiful floral offerings, during the recent loss of their loved one. THE FAMILY if I SLOOP MONUMENT VAULT Ine.

East Lak A 34th Ph. 4-397S P. O. Bex 8141 ASK YOUR FUNERAL DIRECTOR FOR A SLOOP VAULT compUtt tiny as a king-size cigarette pack: 2V2'x precision NEW LYKES STEAMSHIP LAUNCHED IN MISSISSIPPI PASCAGOULA, Jan. 23.

(JP) The cargo-liner SS Zoella Lykes was launched today as a replacement vessel in Lykes Brothers Steamship extensive building program. The C4 type freighter was christened at Ingalls Ship building Corp. yards by Mrs. Charles P. Lykes, Tampa, wife of a Lykes director.

Her matron of honor was Mrs. Julia M. Bowler, Lynchburg, Virginia. The 495-foot vessel is the third of five of its type being built for Lykes by Ingalls under a $48,180,335 contract. All are to go into service during 1960 on the firm's trade routes from Gulf Coast ports.

The new ship is part of a 53-ship replacement program by Lykes. The Maritime Administration Gulf Coast Director, Capt. Thomas A. King, was scheduled to make the principal address but family illness kept him from coming from New Orleans. However, his speech was read by the agency's Pascagoula representative, E.

P. Rowell. King's speech pointed out that the vessel will replace the present Zoella Lykes, built in 1940 and scheduled to go into a government reserve fleet. WIFE OF TOUHY'S BODYGUARD DIES CHICAGO, Jan. 23.

(VP) Injuries mysteriously suffered caused the death today of Mrs. Genevieve Miller, the wife of former police Sergeant Walter J. Miller who was shot and wounded in the Roger Touhy ambush-assassination Dec. 16. Miller, a bodyguard for Touhy, convicted kidnaper of John (Jake the Barber) Factor, and gangster of the 1930s, had told police he believed his wife had been beaten by the same men who killed Touhy.

Mrs. Miller, 54, had remained in a coma since the night of Jan. 10 when she was found by her son, Walter, lying unconscious on the floor of the kitchen of her locked West Side apartment. Her skull had been fractured and she had suffered multiple bruises. A Loretto Hospital spokesman, where Mrs.

Miller had been a patient, said it was possible she suffered the injuries in a fall after a stroke. Miller, who was hiding out on Jan. 10 because of fears he would be waylaid again by Touhy's killers, had asked the younger Miller to investigate after he was unable to reach his wife by telephone- Drowning Victim The body of a 52-year-old Negro, previously reported missing, was found floating in the Hillsborough River near the Fortune St. Bridge, city police said. The victim was identified as Henry Pope, 1408 Spruce St.

Investigating officers said Pope was pronounced dead of drowning at Tampa Negro Hospital. Florida Deaths Floyd Thomas Fry. 53, at Winter Haven. Sandra Kay Powell, 1-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

1 L. V. Powell, of Eloise, at i Winter Haven. Sirs. Ola Yates Davis, 63, at i Kissimmee.

Mrs. Ida Nichols, 83, at St. Cloud. Albert T. Adamson, 87, at St.

Cloud. Arthur Hood, 85, of Oxford, at Leesburg. Mrs. Alice E. Comer, 74, at Avon Park.

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REUBEN ALL1E DETROIT, Jan. 23. VP Reuben Allie. 68, district public relations director for the New York Central Railroad, died Friday of a heart attack. O.

DEGRAY VANDERBILT JR. CINCINNATI, Jan. 23. vP O. Defray Vanderbilt, 75, 'a Cincinnati industrialist and sportsman, died Friday of a heart attack.

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