The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 13, 1951, Page 6

Ligh apetcnade Stolen Gems Will June-13, 195) | Peet roe wen weer = Governor Chooses Paintings Entitled ye raeir Bows Lt. Comdr, Jack | Key West Citizen. Negro Secretary “No Trespassing” AT KNOX COLLEGE Surprise A Thief Wright Released | SPORTS j 4 ‘Sent To Truman Fee eee bein vagrant ALBANY, N. Y. | pIrTSBURGH._UP)._This may | DAY at the Knox- College” com-/ To rn | vou 4| mencement. hear from body much | be news to President Truman, but | ake about to receive the most el- aborate no - tresp: ng sign 5 ss | To Inactive Duty | 0 Inactive Duly — coRPORAL BLANKED | Lieutenant Commander Jack L.| (Continued From Page Three) | Wri "i ee a; ; they scored three to go out in right, popular staff medical of- front, but not to stay. | ficer of the U. S. Naval Hospital.) Coca Cola had their big rally Key West, was released to inac-|in the.sixth. Gonzalez walked,; tive duty on & June 1951, having|Garcia walked, Scruppie flied out, Laudermilk doubled, Calero was safe on a fielder’s choice, An- | To three young Ingersolls, Dick, Bill and Jack, all receive degrees, But that was just the commence with, the S who about ge a large phony dot assortment of known to man. Not exactly a sign. . ually a painting, entitled Tresspassing.” And it’s the. work lof a Pittsburgh painter w! playec plica: begin- « It's act- “No a ning. Papa Ingers |run the Ingerso. Borg-Warner, received an achive ment award as the outstanding Knox Alumnus. : All in all, the Ingersolls chronized things very nicely. the Knox commencement. GUARANTEED PURE siunes were en wno happens to, t served: as a. member of the staff; sieei division of since Aygust 1950 ‘ | gueira walked, Skidmore walked A fatewell pa tven the! and Gonzalez was hit by a pitch. evening of his release, which was| Garcia flew out to right field, held on the patio of Quarters “A” | Scruppie was safe on an error by and attended by the hospital of-| the short stop and Laudermilk ficers 4nd their guests. The acting; doubled for the second time in commanding officer of the hospital | the inning. Calero ended the in- presented Dr. snd Mrs. Wright| ning by grounding out third to with aigift from the staff. first. Dr. Wright is the son of the|. The score: : | to the United State |The artist is Theofile Magliocchi. ix yedrs ago. the was chiefly scientific was is cal The ‘museum says the is worth no more than dred dollars, though it loc lion: if | He says he was inspired to paint his painting after ‘attending the trial of two communists charged with sedition. So—in this case—“No Tresspass- re |ing”—has nothing to ‘do with | .oon will arrive in Washington . . Incidentally, the exhibit had | keep-off-the-grass .. . not exactly,| .. painter Magliocehi says: been there for 30 y this ar | idea. 2 i | The painting—it’s a big six-by- syn at FOR HOME or COMMERCIAL USE... | anyway, although there is an ele ‘Just me and the picture on) is the first time i |ment of private-property in the the train,” bods late Mr, and } . A. Scheffel | Rk H £ Wrightof Daytona Beach, Florida. Coca Cola 231 009 0-15 7 8 | aa He attended the University of|OPDeySta 024 300 0-9 10 4 \four-feet job—shows a towering ee We Are Prepared To Furnish You Florida, and was juated from| Skidmore and Laudermilk; |figure with a hammer and sickle THREE HOTELS IN nie POPULAR PRICES a : Chicago, | Birkle, Scheretz and Secory. lin one hand and a flaming torch be With Clear, Pure Bachelor of | eae rat: Lae oS Jin the other. In the background Located in the Heart of the City RATES ana: The Sta- church tower are bits of Amer | tue of Libert. Science degree. In 194 he receiv-| ed his DaetGr of Medi he receiv-) CITY CHAMPIONSHIPS ne Degree (®) Wirephoto Cube ™ Crushed IGE Thompson Enterprises, Inc (ICE DIVISION) KEY WEST. FLORIDA ROOMS «o:"Reseavations from the-aame school. His post| , (Continued From Fage Three) | wns, RUTH WILLIAMS |- -,- 2 university building « REASONABLE Graduate School of Medicine. John M. Spottswood will send the| Private secretary of Massa- | singing up to oppose Commu- Ford Pershing Miller chusetts Gov. Paul A. Devers. | picm. She is seated at her desk in the | | State House at Boston shortly after her appointment was an- nounced Monday. So far as State House veterans can re- call, she is the first Negro to ‘oned | tournament off to a flying start by throwing out balls and well | wishes to the two players in the | first opening round match. LCdrzWright was commis ensign in the Reserve Medical Corps in 1941, and in 1943, he re- ‘ ported for active duty at the U.S. pe c ° Naval Hospital, Great Lakes, il-| Profiting by last year’s Senior inois. During World War I, he|and Junior Championships, the served in the South P: i Tournament Committee intends to | Hotel 229 N.E. Ist Ave. 80 Magliocchi got the idea of pre- |senting the painting to President |Truman after the work was re- | jected for hibition in a Pitts- | burgh shaw. He thinks maybe it’s | too anti-communist, if that’s poss- Hotel 226 N.E. Ist Ave. 100. Rooms Elevator Elevator Rooms Solarium Heated Elevator 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION ! Hotel 60 N.E. 3rd St. 80 Rooms TELEPHONE NO. 8 a signed to’ duty on se | have one match at a time on the| “ lible. : outposts including G |four courts from the quarter-fin-| hold the secretarial post. | “Anyway, “No. Trespassing,” { t in the Solomons and Base Hospit- oad apa eh ae tans pa oh Sara ae em ance RE tpn went al No. 3.in.the New Hebrides| Key West fans the fullest oppor- V B: k ( (Esperito Santos). In August 1946, tunity to enjoy the play. Loud irgimla anker je - ; he was releaesd to inactive duty.) speakers, linesmen, ball boys and| \ ° | From July 1, 1949 until August all the rest of the accouterments| Just Can't Help | 14, 1950 when he was recalled to) that go to mane championship : i active duty, he was a member of| tennis a thing of major excite- M | ql M ; the-organized naval reserve. Prior|ment, will be employed to the| WA. KING oney ; to being recalled into the nayy, Dr.| hilt in ‘both the semi-finals and) i Wright. wae.a practicing physician | the finals. | HOT SPRINGS, Va. —.(P)—-| in’ Miami, Fla. | In last year’s tournament, the! Bankers are supposed to be ex-| | He ig.entitled to wear the fo. ee were ae Smith, | perts at money-making, and they *: 9 | lowing ##bbons: American Area, | Ralph Hartenstine, Phil Freeman,| have certainly got the golden) C. b t h : Mm l 1 Asatiemetric Arca, and World and Lt. E. A. Hamblen. Harten-| touch in Virginia, ‘The Virginia an you eat this measure OF car vatue: War IWictory stine turned back Smith in a close) Bankers Association just can’t ee 4 LCdrWright’ is a member of| 6-2, 2-6 struggle while Lt. Hamb-/ help making money, even when | len defeated Freeman 6-1, TRS SRO PATER Eee Ben SEN NS Gri eFEAaes 1 zs ie teey Hamburg Bans the Dadé"County Medical Asso- eiations Florida Medical Associa- | tion, American Medical -Associa- | tion, Miami Heart Association, and is @ staff physician on military leave Jackson morial Hos- pital arid National Children's Car-| diac Home, Miami. He is'married to the former Miss Bery! Watson of Salisbury, Marylahd.hey have one child, Wechfae e 15 months. The | Wright#have been residing at 2815 Harris Avenue, Key West, during | his touf_of duty here. Dr. Wright will make his per- manent home in Miami where he} will regume his private practice, | specializing in'Internal Medicine. | Ee a ae) j Hitler’s March HAMBURG, Ger—(P).—Demo- cratic ‘freedom is . something} ' you've |got to get used to—es-| pecially aftet years of Kaiserdom and Nayidém and such like. But) it appears that the mayor of Es-| sen, Gernyany, has got the hang of it. The mayor was confronted | with a deeision: should he permit} a Nazi-like political party to play Hitler’s favorite march? The Mayor did not want to surpress anybody's rights. But he also didn’t thi it would be healthy to have’ thig rally entertained by | the Badenweiler march. It might | stir up the anima He found the solution in an old law passers by the Nazis when ither.was still alive. It, had not Tepealed. The law: sdys‘ thie denweiler march’ nia played only in the presence of Hitler » him Therefore the party rally s forbidden to play it. Lostdn Smokies 4 Hartenstine then became cham- pion by conquering Hamblen 6-3, 6-1. Jack Sellers and Hartenstine won the Doubles erown by sub-| duing Lt. Charles Bowen and| Hamblen in a 7-5, 7-4 battle. The 1951 Junior Championships, | introducing the two J. J. Trevor Cups for Boys 14 and under and. Junior Boys 15 to 18, and the A.) Maitland Adams Cup for Girls,| will begin soon after the men’s tournament is completed. The \Junior Tennis Club will convene at June Yates’ home when instal- lation of the Beach backstops and nets is under way to lay final. plans for the big events. Junior |players are again reminded that’ seedings for the three “tourna- ments will be taken straight down the‘ line from official rankings. Those who wish to seek higher ;them Eleanor Gato will provide any_instruction needed on how to challenge. The United States had its first bushel wheat crop in 1944. 7-5.| they are not trying. The Associa- | positions in the rankings should) challenge one or two places above | tion has found that it has been} making money even on its non-| profit enterpris Not long ago, | the association sponsored a con- | nce on farm credit. The asso- ation expected to pay out c | to conduct this worthy projec But instead, a speaker failed to| show up, and the fee he was to| have received went back into the) till. Net profit for the association: $296. | | The latest public _ benefit launched by the association was jsdimething called = “know \bank” week. The Bankers Ass ation got up booklets and posters | and created a little festival of| i friendliness. When they got thru, | they found they had netted a pro- fit from the sale of booklets. | DRIVER DOESN'T | (Continued from Page One) | ‘of Bertha street. The car was |locked but no driver was around. Davenport called for a wrecker. | A,few minutes later the wrecker | arrived along with the owner of| the car. HADACOL Helps Folks | Conditions, Poor App: \ A weak, run-down condition can ai irabafor folks having a good appetite. Loss of weight and energy oftimes accom- pany this condition. 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