The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 23, 1952, Page 8

Page 8 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Monday, June 23, 1952 William Lombard. Wins Praise As Navy Illustrator William L. Lombard, third class, USN, will be honor- ably discharged from the Navy June 26 but his art work will con tinue to serve at the U. S. Fleet ®onar School, Key West, where he has been an illustrator for the | past six months. tt “Serving in the Navy for years, Lombard practiced work part time in schools Oe we aboard ships while he trained as a \ radarman and sonarman. His last Naval assignment was full time employment as an illustrator His posters and training aids are @isplayed in classrooms and pas- | — SEE PICTURE ON PAGE6 ——$—$———————_—_— sageways throughout the Fleet So- |“ nar School. Boatswain T. J. Baron, USN, Officer-in-Charge of the Gra- phic Arts Department remarks “Lombard is the best illustrator to hit the Sonar School. His work add- ed color, life and realism to the production of charts and posters which were used as training aids to create student interest through visual presentation. He materially contributed to the school's train ing process and he reached many students with his illustrations.” | w Before entering the Navy, he attended Denby High School, De- | troit, Mich. for two years and graduated from New Baltimore High School, New Baltimore, Mich While attending school he studied art work When he joined the Navy in 19 48, he was sent to the Naval Train ing Center, Great Lakes, Ill. for recruit training. Here he illustrat ed the class book for his company His first ship assignment was the USS Newport News, a heavy crui- ser which operated in the U. S. Atlantic Fleet. Lombard was car- toonist on the ship’s newspaper, “Rapid Fire.” Aboard the USS Cony, his sec ond ship, he designed Thanksgiv ing Cards for the General Mess | and certificates of the Ancient Or- | der of the Deep. He was sent to the U. S. Fleet Sonar School from the ship to take a six-month course. When he returned to his ship in September 1951, the USS Cony with T sent to Korea to operate | k Force 77. Leaving the Cony he was as signed to the Flag Allowance of the Commander-in-Chief of the Pacific Fleet as a staff artist. He remained with the command in Peorl Harbor for two months thon he was assigned to'the U I Sonar School ‘ Lombard was a sonarman, third |¢ te when he reported to | M He was familiar with the equipment and the training of sonarmen apd found it easy to ori ginate helpful aids for the students W He is the 868 of Mr. and Mrs F. Lombard, of 48741 Salt rd., New Baltimoré, Michigan, and he plans to work ‘and live in De troit whem he is discharged | A Leiter | From Bill Lantaff Dear Neighbor } You never know what the mai bag is going to come up with The other day I received ; gent message that the F State Plant Board had lear Golden Nematodes had be dis covered in potatoes being from Spain, They went that further imp c potatoes could brin to the Potato Industry whi ing to stop further entr pot Th atoes, The less to say ea A A CERTA sonarman, *- ‘The WEATHERMAN | | Observations taken at City Office Say: pean ve: Partly and scat- ‘storms, and even- ter stly in afternoons lings. Gentle to moderate easter- h in showers or nued hot, sultry nudy thru. Tuesday. thundershowers at | aces and possibly on t coast late tonight. ille thru the Florida and partly cl Straits and East Gulf: Moderate east and soutneast winds except gentle hwesterly over ex- treme portion. Weather clear to ly cloudy thru Tues- | day. Few scattered showers. stern Caribbean: Moderate to fresi -asterly winds ard part- weather thru Tuesday | local showers. Weather Summary for the Tropical Atlantic, Caribbean Sea and Eastern Gulf of Mexico: Conditions remain normal tocay with over the tropical a gn of a disturbance. A we erly Wave extends from ola over the Caribbean at- tended by showers to the east. no 9:00 A.M., EST Key West, Fla., June 23, 1952 Temperatures Highest yesterday . 92 Lowest last night - Mean Normal : Precipitation Total last 24 hours 0 ins. | Total this month 1.99 ins. Deficiency th month 1.52 ins. Total this year 9.42 ins. Deficiency this year 3.65 ins. | Relative Humidity at 9:00 A.M. 70% Barometer (Sea Level) 9:00 A.M. 30.12 ins.—1020.0 mbs, Gumperiz Is Dead SARASOTA (#—Samuel W. Gum- pertz, 84-year-old veteran of show business, died Sunday after a long | illness. Gumpertz entered the entertain- | ment world as an acrobat at the age of nine. He rode in the Buffalo Bill Wild West Show, then moved | into the executive end of the busi- ness as manager of a theater cir- cuit in Chicago and New Oreans. He gave Flo Ziegfeld his start | in show business by hiring him to | manage a vaudeville show in 1894. Later, he managed Harry Houdini and built his income in two years from $40 to $3,000 a week. Gumpertz supervised construc- | tion of the Coney Island Dream- land, Brighton Beach in Brooklyn and Long Beach on Long Island {in the early part of the century. He was general manager of Ring- ling Brothers Circus from 1932 to 1937 and for several years starting in 1938 managed the Million Dollar Pier in Atlantie City, The percentage of left handed- ness among normal individuals varies from four to eight percent but is much higher among in- mates of mental institutions. The Antarctic continent has the highest average elevation of any of the world’s continents. WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS IN THE LINE OF Children’s TOYS COME TO THE TROPICAL TRADER 718 Duval St. Phone 1000 DEATE: 024444444404 46446445 Helio Renedo Helio Renedo morning in Miami, 56. died Saturday Florida Renedo resided at 903 Virg He is survived by the widow | Eva lina Rened: | Mrs. Olga DePe Renedo and Th brothers, Dr. J. Renedo and Enrique Renedo; two sisters, Mrs. |Mercedes Fernande Mrs. Susie Perez; two g: en. Funeral servi this afternoon at 6 o’cloc Residence with Fr. of St. Mary’s St Gavinus of the Sea Cath- olic Church officating. Burial will be in the family plot in City Ceme- tery, Pritchard Fi al Home is jin charge of arra ments. Pall- bears are, Jose Espinosa, Jose Padron, Gabriel Gutierrez, Dr. Ramon Rodriquez, Alfredo San- @ chez, Celido Mendosa, Dr. Mario Fernandez, Rogelio De Pino. Hon orary Pallbearers, Carlos Barcelo, Bernie C. Papy, Claude Gandolfo, Frank Martinez, Jose Fernandez, Frank Fernandez, Vicente Molina, Dioisio Diaz. 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