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Phone 4600 WANT AD Taker EVENING TIMES, CUMBERLAND, TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1953 NINE 'Deacon' Seeks Recognition, Fame For Dead Artist Friend By HORTENSE MYERS INS Staff Correspondent LAKE WORTH, Fla. (INS) -Usually artists seek recognition for their own creations, but not "The Deacon." Sam J. Schlappich has done more to brighten the faded fame of a dead friend than he has to promote his own artistic reputation. What little is known of Schlappich's work beyond his home state of Florida is due mostly to first prizes he won for wood carvings at ihe -Chicago and New York world fairs, and he didn't seek When Schlappich talks of his friend Winton, he speaks of a man who would have been happier living in the da-ys of Velaquez than the 20th century. There was no kingly court to protect the genius of Winton, and his idealized interpretations found no takers in the market of realism.

To his friend Schlappich, it seemed that the coroner's report en Winton's death creed in that it did not list the cause as "inability to adjust to the world in which he lived." A huge a of the "Sailing of those honors. Florida officials a Armanda," which, Winton may cd the Lake Worth artist to permit have a to be his masterpiece. his carvings to be exhibited. Two of those blue-ribbon carvings "Hanna, the Incense Bringer" and "Maddona of the Jungle" are on 'exhibit now in Lake Worth library. These statuettes in wood were loaned by the 74- year-old artist, who acquired his nickname, 'The Deacon," because his father had been a minister and he himself had been educated for the ministry.

was stored away carelessly by the impoverished artist, along with many of his other paintings. All were severely damaged and would be lost to a generally unappreciative world, had it not been for the enormous job of restoration done by Schlappich following his friend's death. 'The Deacon" recalled: "There were 22 holes alone in the mural some big enough you could put a broom through restore 'The Sailing of the Armada" and many tedious months more to bring back to their former state the several smaller paintings by Winton which now adorn other walls in the Lake Worth library. Included is one self-portrait of Winton. The restoration of the painting is so accurately done that only an expert can tell where tie brush was wielded by Schlappich and not the dead a The library purchased the Winton paintings now in its possession, but the wood carvings by Schlappich appear there by loan of the artist.

"It got to the point so many came to the house to see those carvings that we couldn't eat a meal without interruption." The 135-member Lake Worth Ar League, of which "The Deacon" is secretary, meets in the librarj building, and officials of the brary long had wanted to exhibit the carvings--so an arrangement was made for the loan. Keeps Works A factor in Schlappich's reluct- Bids Entered For Equipping Coney School Teen-Age Italian Rivals Filmdom's Glamor iris Bidders on equipping the new Lonaconing high school who submitted their figures yesterday are to appear at the Board of Education office with samples of their furniture Tuesday, April 21 at 1:30 p. m. Eight school i firms from four states entered bids yesterday. They were opened by Ralph R.

Webster, superintendent of schools, and Richard T. Rixer. assistant superintendent of schools. I5y KMILY HKLSER INS Staff Correspondent HOLLYWOOD-- UN'S) Ajma a i a Albcrghclti, sensational young Italian singer who flew away needs all time for a i else." Anna Maria admitted boys sorne- i ask her for a but she laughed: Slalic Eicclru-ily Used As Ignition i i i the i a sparks when a cat's fur is stroked or my attention. I haven't when a comb is passed through the a i is in a revolutionaryr combination generator-distributor is tamper proof, requires no ad- or timing throughout its entire life, and eliminates coils, condensers, and breaker points.

Electrostatic ignition cannot burn the electrodes of a spark plug and since il requires no current i i i unveUcd Don- from American shores i months ago as a pic-tailed school kid, a i to.npmiy. "1 turn them right down!" The "growing up" of their tal-1 daughter has engaged entire Alberghetli, turned to Hollywood today a i I i tolri his i elcctncity for ignition purposes. ilc threat to filmdom's top glamour; have to wear lipstick lx- usod 1,1 aulomobilc. or contlHions Buchanan said. 0 1 The new system can solve some D.

Buchanan present of the of of verv hi con llecke-lhnrn a a i a ring their elce-l jpression engines not yet on the 1 generates harnesses static It and! a i i girls. 'shoulder-cut gowns for her role i i and a i engines. 1 market. Buchanan said, by making possible engine speeds of more a six thousand revolutions per minute and compression ratios greater than twelve to one. The 17-year-old beauty, has Paramount's "Red Garters," papa The Flowers School Equipment Company, Richmond, was the back sporting lipstick and curves of only company to submit bids on all items desired for the school.

Three firms bid on home econoin-1 I a i a compatriots, Sylvana Mangano, Pier Angcli and Anna ics equipment, two on auditorium i 1 1 I i r- 'j jMagnani. reward for Bellowed a big "no." "Rut." smiled Anna a i a "we finally talked him into it!" The nc-w igmlion system i i o(lm a the possibility of spark and shorts due to i I A I Budapest's i grease and dirt as the high-: Communist Party organ "Szabad I 1 1 I I i i Since the initial shock occurred, ''jtcnsily. low-amperagc current i honors Soviet Russia's Jos- tlic Alberghetti's hoi- now sophis-jtheir daughter's saucy, blackeycd Anna Also in the library is the only a it was on a very thin cheese- public collection of the paintings of an unknown but strangely gifted artist, Reginald Sherman Winton. cloth, a special fabric he apparently obtained in Seville." It took Schlappich two months to LAYAWAY ONE NOW! THEN BULOVA ance to seek greater recognition! for his own artistic endeavors is his reluctance to part with what he has created. Generally, each is a unique production, upon svhich he has expended considerable research.

"Hannu, the Incense Bringer" evolves from a story of an African slave who supposedly completed a hazardous journey to bring rare spices and incense to embalm a dead Pharoah, and thereby earned his freedom. "The Madonna of the Jungle" emerged under the artist's hands only after his brain had puzzled over a story which also came from the A i a jungles, Schlappich explained: "I carved the figure after learning of a social custom of the jungle. Boys and girls up to the age of fertility were herded together When a girl became pregnant, no body knew who the father was, and the girl went alone into the jungle to give birth to the child." i i i 11 i i Uication, Chairs, two on basketball backstops, i i a i a who has never plnved anv- four on science laboratory i i ture and three on gymnasium lmjp year-old 14- philosophically. have accepted metamorphisis i a a by those con-icpii Stalin in its own way. The dilions, Buchanan explained.

paper, whenever referring to the The system is shock proof a dictator by using the personal vcar old forever." Anna Maria: The bids: Home economics equipment, Dis- rict Equipment Company, Richmond, S13.523.89; Josse J. lamp Company, Baltimore, 50; Flowers School Equipment Company auditorium chairs, Flowers, James T. Vernay and Sons Company, Baltimore, basketball backstops, Flowers, District, science laboratory furniture, James B. Ferguson Company, Baltimore, Hamp, Flowers, $7,554.48, and John E. Sjorstrom Philadelphia, gymnasium scats, Crichton Engineering Company, Charleston, W.

Flowers, $5,470. and Wayne Iron Works Wayne, $7,500, with three lower alternate bids. mysterious a bobby soxers, i "we knew that someday! handed her first grown-up movie the inevitable would happen role. I'd grow up. I guess this is it!" She will wear make-up, glamor- Although she has won her great-i ous costumes and thrill to her first est success in motion pictures, the screen romance.

singer's great ambition js opera. Having appeared so often "First I want to do jbraids and gingham dresses, La Scala. Then 1 would like to We l' couldn't plav a i 1 ol interfere i nidio tole-i pronoun prints "He" with a cap' vision or a a reception. a MISS UNIVERSE 17 jewetr nt'ton. Jbracsftf $3975 DOLLY MAI1SON 21 feweis $4950 DIRECTOR band SQUADRON 17 j'ewefj expansion oontj $5750 Georgia Cciilral Company Joins Rail Federation NEW YORK--(INS)--The Central of Georgia Railway Company has joined the Federation for Railway Progress.

The action by the railroad is significant in that it is the first Class 1 railroad, other than those in which Alleghany Corporation has an interest, to join the Federation, founded in 1946 by Robert R. Young, chairman of Alleghany and of the Chesapeake and Ohio. The Federation now lists some 130 railroads and 12,000 members. Union Meeting Set Local 1874, Textile Workers Union of America, will hold a general membership meeting to morrow a-t 7:30 p. according to Neil Toey, president.

The exe cutive board of the local will mee tonight. tile singer is happy to be saru- ling her first taste of femme fall-ism. But she still is strictly disinter- sted in the opposite sex. "Boyfriends, Bah! I intend to away from them. My career sing at the Met.

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