The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 21, 1952, Page 10

Girls Receive Harvey Cup LA. Lowe Is nsigned But Ready Platoon Leader WITH THE EIGHTH INFANTRY DIVISION, FORT JACKSON, 8.c Second Lieutenant Joseph F_ Lowe son of Mrs. Virgil S. Lowe of 915 North Beach Street, Key West, Florida has been assigned as a pla toon leader to company “C” of the Kighth Division's 13th Infantry at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. A 1950 graduate of the University | of Florida, Liewtenant Lowe was employed by J.D. Pritchard Enei- + Beer and Construction at Key West Prior to entering the military ser. vice f f : i ihe il if : Ei Is Protested SINGAPORE () — Moslem leaders in this British Colony— | seene of a bitter religious riot in! December, 1950—have formally protested the showing here of | . the film “David and Bathsheba.” UP) Wirephote hh s i the leaders te fod ato time ein | NEW YORK YANKEE PITCHING STAR VIC RASCHI (right) we are celebrating the birthdays | flexes muscles of his mighty salary arm for shortstop Phil of Jesus and Mohamed that the Rizzuto, much to amusement of their youngsters, as both key authorities have allowed to be players appear fit to star‘ spring training with the world cham- * shown in this city a picture vili- pions at St. Petersburg, Fla. Watching their dads, neither af fins Pa) pd of our Froe Whom has signed his 1982 contenct, aw Patti Rinmuto, & (left), it. vid,” & member-elect « the legislative council said. qo Mikh Masehi. @ ‘To portwway this noble mes- | . senger Wf God as done in the picture is an insult to his me- - —— ii? : 1 i i | : E hl ize : H i 5 i i f al fi a i viel i ff i H i Citizen Staff Prot: i . © as P ed the Harvey Trophy following ’ THE KEY WEST HIGH SCHOOL GIAL'S TENNIS SQUAD ix shown above as they received ¢ 1 the leaders of other religions ge ieee their victory over the CMI girls Saturday. Shown making the presentation to Principal FE. O. Schweitver of the High Seic will aid in getting the picture, and Little Rock. is Mrs. C. B. Harvey, donor of the Cup. From left to right: Diana “Poochie” Fernandez, Shirley Trudesu, Vita Barroso, Mrs. Hor senmed® he cath fae? | ‘vey, Mr. Schweitzer, Comch Van, June Yates and Dolores Villate - ; ne utipepaenpenendiingemanmemnnan qunieen—one - a a es ivintpindiiieenatemapatin i | 10. 1 " production-company setups a few| making 10 times the salary I | raphy with a ready-made plot “xtra Service 1 air ie HOLLYWOOD as eee | San ea | $ Bs y mel p= gy ag | man. The movie makers had to do ; a ® big Som ay | prot ; “fhe’s just | @ es — So on the exciting |.) with John R. Grieve, Jr. NOTES . famed singer. 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The i é } euLYy who between an of worker who is} quit as manager of the Boston | "@ded at an , vetnes? | Braves, last June 19. because of is Erobie and tan Bhan F health, announces at his ew ivr 4 t sound | sand ‘ So home near Columbus, {togical that a deal would | TOM FUCARINO looks over window of his Third New that he is returning to be kept on the a time| York City, barber shop after becoming @ 4 has a D gees that may require an act of Congress to y Southworth said. jr posaible for taxa resolution on its books against use of its title for commercia! op be eck with on Rie le 2 nig! Purpores and has asked Congress to back up the resolution with that ee treated agency ayaa AS =, federal legislation. Tom, whe doesn't follow UN Proceedings me x0 wonderfully month deals, just as it the; to closely, just wants to know what law he's breaking