The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 6, 1952, Page 3

UARTERBACK CLUB HOLDS KIC G. Archer To Call” Signals For New Gridiron Fan Organization The Key Key West Quar- terback Club got off to a flying start last night in their initial meeting at Colettes Restaurant. The authering of the half a hundred Key West foothall enthusiasts marked a other big step,in the pro- motion of the gridiran sport in this eity. With over 72 active members and an intensive member- ship campaign planned for the immediat= fatare. the preaniaation has as its ob- i e nebd for an organ way” Metane: viet | foothal back WR Gs t “hy tae) howe ee Let oy of tevih ~ had @ renutation for » The Quarterback been a fet to help the ov Weet foott team. Kt is eyettohle that it was not form J viv The chief business of the eve s th ndention of the ' chorter et bvlaws, and pe atection of officers Cieen Archer was elected resident of the newly former eonbeation Other men select 4 ta hold offices throurhout the ming ve includes W. Gurr~ arrle. first vice oresident’ Wi ond vice president corresponding Farl Adore recording | eretery: and Mervin Rosam asarer A fine gman permrnent heart, directors had bern named wv ineliade: dohn West, Jack! whe, Feerett Sweeties, Joe! nter. € Cold, Dr. Fred S ~rhanell. Kermit MH. Lewin, S Nemertt and Judge Thoma: Care. t Activities tentotive! by the eromp include. besides the Morel backing of the football obteining of a suitable nlanns! fw ram and the + of @ pre-season ex. hibit Nt contest, Possible con pf a fhotball bow! fn | under consider ction bs hes Bonerintend- ent « Instruction in Mo& roe ity and FO. Sehweitrer Principal of the Key West High Sehoal attended the meeting and spoke of the need for more ade quate seating facilities for foot hall in the Ineal stadium At the close of last night's meeting, Jock Burke a member @f the board of directors, read » letter received from City Mon ager Dave. King regarding the Possibility of obtaming land from the City for uve as o foothell playing field. He vested the ohh the Cltv apie area of land cursing 19th Street, west of the school for the struc fe King said ee ft that the to “fum@etion, the land shoul. automatically re. ‘vert to the City. He added that the Club should present the pre pons! to the City Commission at! @ regular meeting for their con sideration and action Liquor Permit i ; ve breeze Chief Guilty OF = papert Vitlemain | [202 ann seeung fone: win |e woes ofthe lnk Bahama e¢ io ; } Views ec out-of-door art dis- | cob and 9 deeper salmon we Drunken Dri ‘ing (daadiometgan | piay th something akin tolwaterfront scenes. Oils an ving jawe; Bivira Reilly ak aw 8 ater ors are in his collection . pit tha kers signed the | A still-lite of a white hibiscus \ ae a aha ilies ws tt on RADIO lb i. re about 300 by Lephe Holden gets attention. | toe coanmpal Giabea driving Mor jdey Greene, busy try- | Se does the design in one called | day. Francis K. Cole. B. of Sponsored by r tect his small water|/"Mending Nets” There's 4) lumbus was fined Mupic) | cod from. the sun, and ex-|unique story behind the psinting pal Judge Williant ©, e Marine | Agricola lounging |“House On A Raft” Lephe | and slso lost bis ve ’ im the re of a tree opposite | sketched mptdivvege, May, then | for 9 days ' his ence figure sketches went back te the spine of Cole was picked up by the Stet- i Korn said, “We're hav- | white house peeking-up over # Highway near pere lest gy © ? Saturday ® ‘Neither he ter). | Judge commented about ednecesy Fearuery &, Oldtimers To Be In! CL ARTERBACKS HUDDLE SubRon 4 Lineup The latest word to come out o SubRen FOUR is that three division commanders will start =. | in THE KEY West Crrizew Weakness In Stock Market Portends Possible Slump + | Period In U.S. Economy Fed. for an they con be the officers lineup for the Ourr ei } " ates pars te Bonnie’ softhal) game on Pridy ; Tenders in byte = judged at this carly date, fever © s tf) Evers to unre will have nothing on the Wally Sch | had rr makes high prices douistful, ’ lech to Frank Watker to Jack Tur- | | Uneertain Situation “Another disturbing frospest is ner Combination. The three’ ‘ave Be SAM DAWSON the financial upheaval in Prange, heen warming up at the Officer's! NEW YORK —Weakness 19 (he following on Britain's continuing Club gym all week and they mie tock and commodity markets crisis. Both are going to cut down be joined by that former stellar throws the eaft spots if the econ on imports of dollar products and Navy Athlete “Johnnie” teiauete » omy into the limelight today, Trad concentrate hard on competing who is a mean third sacker. Cdr. & ers euneentrete rh... = - “ American goods in gther mag- hm oo : member that in recent years Feb mock tfaders are netvous a8 The Chiefs still aren't putting tuary has beee the month for jit- tech managemont and labor spar t Phot te fe mection of whe will a pshaean te over the question of ent bers | comprose the famed ball eluh be ‘ . ‘Those who it the strong and higher stec! prices. Invelv ing talked about over the bora! ra- | || spats will play a.greater part are threats of another round of dio. Word has been rereived how: | F a bd ever, that the Chiefs have signed | - |te s of well known repu- | come sporting world 4 tend y Stallines, that well) be the Fnown evteher, ene time under con. | tract with the Kansas City Mon- | “itisen Staft Photo | -— because of cut Se rae eee THE NEWLY ELECTED SLATE OF OFFICERS in Key West's Quarterback Clut ¥ e following their election lat gage tm sales. in od sth the Eastern Saague: ant ht. From left to rightythey are: Frank Edwards, Correspopd ing, Segretary, W. Curry H First Vice President; Glynn many departments of the stores, ‘Shoeless Joc’ Jackson, the By er. President: HilatyAtbury, Second Vice President and Mexvylie Rusa, Treasurer. Missing was Ravi Adama, who was a snail's pace in such industries State Boy from Boston Ares. Ne | ted Recordirts Stctetary 7 ls ware and shoes — ra more information on wha, pil! wo ll . ranean me . ure, Ww inventories P is available at this time. Wut ft A Hang Ou The Line! | towediaway ty the tim © ves | nbuntgint peaks It's In- a A g , oe on expected more will fa'laquqh@hpne 5 ad tudted egend witha punch line, 1 the. ll Friday nights tussle sta daa } 7 ape valine spring will picture The event is for a trwis Biviva Reilly arléty ( Vulbrgacd sailing stps in the | shat defense jion’s effect on cause and all donations ond npg he; work One a bikes of sky and sea bring @hthe be greater, that that from pop. food, ete. will be (ened striking port yed movement, salt tang pow inventories will bring abagt a few sig: over to the Cherity Fund blister mulatto gir Honey ance 1 wild beauty of “wind | -enewed ordering from factory and as votes for “Queen Pannie Lee ” Chile.” In too, are » ravel of cloud.” These are }ogil, that consumers will be more SubRon FOUR's candidate for the ver stuave 2, espec » the romantic work of Redland Ba- | willing, and able, to buy. Navy Carnival Queen the painting of a sliced fapaya ker, excellent marine artist Traders in the stock com- om & red checkered tablecloth. A Lino-cuts and vivid water col | medity markets are about ‘ . waiter color with pen lines show s are Alice Bredin’s forte. Bs» recent developments, Some won Gulfstreamers Lick her ability to cateh 4 and nierest ne ie tees pees if reports from Korea mean flavor By Lo , truce—al admitting Brooks ! ast Ni ht street West atmos- tay 5 have this one os 4 Guy Wiggins exhibits several | phere studies of coastal scenes with a Larry Karns has a photograph | John Crez, hih eehonl nice sense of dramatic lightir © smoothness and clarity in his star poled out a long hewer sunrays on sand and trees in «in water color scenes of the) ever t tott f drive golden tones and overtone Key West docks and shrimp) Rome George I with the] Figures and vivid water colors bowts Most unique are his pen Winning run ilfetream with strong reds and gisty bt a) nd wk drawings, the furtew cantur 342 1 a deci are shown by Karl Agricola. passionate playing of a gypsy sion over the Brooks Stars nine There's a sense { humor nifuidier and the orgre who lifts 4 ~ wight many of his water-colors with a miniature woman by her long | peg Fine pitching performances siinking cats, red roosters, a col- hair out of a wine cup. - were turned in by Alte and ored town ber and a fat “Mam Palms ond ciadows are the} uae ty Be x a, he Karrmen who lasted the full crowing « dusty sunmoated favorite patterns in the oils by , worthy bed an 40r lenath of the contest street [Adeline Ross. Vivid is the word "Conch House On The Gulfstream drew first Lucille Insiee, wife of Joseph for the eye-catching painting of |§ the blood, scoring one rum in , who spent: much time in poincianas in bloom by Lee Al- fifth inning as Gural sineied America with her bue bert. lier up-look perspeetive ot, with one out and pratetded to band, shows the influence of her the famous Key West Jashthouse steal beth second and = third. sojourn there in high spirited offs is also unusual cor “i on an error by Brown and, A buxom dancer in wonderful In the seventh frame, the Stars like “Town In The Andes,” “San Pedro de Calatranca.”” She f\osh tones surrounded by bulk knotted she count <n “Brewis makes use of tawny yellows, figures in a murky background, | infield hit ond Brown pilfered browns and brilliant white pig- called “Strip Teaser,” shows the second and scofed on Scott's single to right fi ‘ Tt looked like Brooks had the game in their pocket in the first half of the thirteenth in- ning when Scott's single scoged Butler to give them a one run edge ip the ball game But the foodstore boys came wients to give her work poin’s versatile nature of and planes of light. Ask her to who just returned from lrelate the legend of the disap-'He has also done @ series of ‘eae 5 Citizen Staff Photo ART AND CLOTHESPINS are in juxtaposition these days of the Street Fair at Clinton Place where the Key West Artist's as Mrs. Joseph Inslee up vvith the aid of clothes. Seciation ave holding an out-door exhibition. ws shown hanging one of her painting back in their half of the 13th) pins An auction of all artist rk will be held Saturday at when Cruz smacked his game-} 4)... winning homer. Cruz had a hom er = ae for the cootiaes OE ee mo ve — e ° ond Ingraham twe singles for vo yy tg o = Key West Artists Display Fine showed well in the field Exhibits Attract Attention With Variety And nel > . ‘Work In Fair ‘At Clinton Place (By DOROTHY. BANMED hes unger tt the WAY Light was brite and—reedter BE} ent perced theagwl dered Million dollars in f nd far! palm fronds te thucll thdibright exceeded that of any. other Swiss |oblongs and squares of color and @&port industry lone strung alon chance t come home from, the beaches, Today may be windy, but ithe @ good day for us r earlier. We've sold’ eleven ngs in two and a half days above the iron Switzerland's watch export picket fence at Clinton Place that’s not bad. Won't you made up 22 percent of its entire} Ppa: might be @ poetic way of sroufd,” she invited cor-/ export trade More than twW0-/@egeribing wash day. But it ian't, |dially thirds of the watches exported |Wash doy, that is It's how the! Pocket-sized water colors i Switrerland went t the sow hue! Street Fair of Key | jewel-tones, the work of benign United States | We tists looked at Clinton | William Greene cought the eves -_—_- eS Ps terday afternoor lof posstble buyers, and it weae¥i Gene (Silent) Hairston | On duty were Mrs. J oh Ins- | difficult to visualize a pair or a v4 jiee. trying to secure her paint-itrio of the small, beautifully ( Middleweight) ne clothespins in the crisp |done West Indies seenes bright Tomi Karns, walking up/jening a special niche in s home we MAXWELL CO. MOTELS APARTMENTS INSTITUTIONS KOFF MEET Rewer ses Be~ won = seteceeess