The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 10, 1947, Page 6

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FOUR OVER-CROWDED JAPAN: | A PEACE THREAT THE KEY WEST CITIZEN St. Paul’s YPSL To'Miss Sosin Given ‘CARLOAD OF PORK | | CEIVED AT BAER'S | Present Floor Show Farewell Party) — The Young People’s Service! violetta Sosin was honored through a fortunate purchase, | 5. The party was price -which, according patio of Miss Sosin’s Baer, morrow evening in its Parish held in the fi ; ei a i House on Bahama street. ‘home. will enable his market to’ The dance will begin at 7:30] At one end of the patio a Sell pork at 25% 40% below $15,000 SET ASIDE (Continued from Page One) :mission would be for development Paul Baer, of Baer’s Market, \of the beach itself. Representative League of St. Paul’s will spon-'with a farewell party last Fri- secured a carload of pork at a Bernie C. Papy joined in pleading |sor a dance and floor show to- ‘day, September Former State to Mr, for a suitable fund for the col- ored beach. Subscribe to The Citizen. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1947 |123 DuvalSt. Lopez Bldg. Royal Portable TYPEWRITERS | Bridge Sets and Stationery i ‘ F | and the music will be table was set at which a delicious the present retail market. . | H his Rhythm Boys. : jing was the mai entertainment. the prices of meats going to new | Twenty-five pr will be} Miss Sosin is returning to the highs in prices, purchase: awarded, and the floor show will Florida State University, where , Pie illvena ble hic ae be as follows: she is a sophomore. ‘save his customers mar such , ket to] dollars. | SKELETON dramatizes Tokyo “better living” rally of 40,000. By TOM LAMBERT AP Newsfeatures crowded islands, a serious, articulate and accurate cry on economy 1s “reducing the rate of, @n issue as important to the rest of the world as to Japan. There are 73,000,000 people huddled together on Japan's four main islands in an area smaller than the state of Montana. They are jammed together 497 to the square mile as éompared with little more than 44 per square mile in the United States. Never in Japan's modern history has the country's area been able to support the population,———____—__—_ @aich has more than doubled 1941, of her population, is “agri- al resourc f ters one suggestion mentioned in : miles, KYO.—The cry of over-population is rising again from these connection with Nippon’s future study. of raw materie Hawaiian song and dance! Those present wi Hele: cS Scie number by Mrs. H. N. Brown. Crusoe, Carlile Savond, Rosema CARD OF THANKS 1 acrobatics: Smith, Bob Mayors, Ame | We iwiah ing thie ‘ ss, Professor Moe and his comedian Boza, Marvin Maicomb, Lillian | pic thom who wore tt act, and Miss Havana and her Perez, Dick Carton, Lena Pena, their expre: ions OE eaympathy | escort. a sing, wean Sosin. Carrie Gomez, ‘following the death of our be-| Miss Cleora Roberts will sing, George Gardner, Betty L. Garing. loved mother, Nettie Parks. Als ed by the Chuck Par- Hansel Banks, Violetta Sos’ Gene Longerbeah, Carmen San fea ‘chez, Bill Taylor, Mr. and M had little suc in, Japan, large- Wallace Moore, Mrs. T. S. Caro, ly because militarists sought Mrs. J. Gavilan and Mrs. Q. So. | more men for the armies and in- sin. dustrialists a brimming labor pool. One tank truck does the wor! In an-outline of Japan’s natur- of 11 railroad tank cars in haul s by Allied headquar- ing oil or other liquids up to 100; according to fede: accompi ris orches 'do we thank the donors of car nd beautiful floral tributes. eptlo-1t THE FAMILY. ‘o 2 a population growth.” al The natural resources section of headquarters which prepared BEWARE OF the outline lists as other possibil- | ities for bettering the lot of Jap- i H anese; developments of higher’ Medical reports reveal that an amazing | yielding staple crops; climination | Oy ppeiyeyihildren and adults are victims n of Pin-We Is waste in man- i forms. of ee the warning signs, eocialty rassing, nagging rectal itch. | re- | After centuries of Pin-Worm distress «| , ufacturing; conservation of ciation of Military "clock i Ranited by Chuck Parris and buffet supper was served. Danc-'! 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At all drug, cosmetic or | notricky rubber @ RE-USABLE jon rise continues, if the birth- WoUul mena soles P £' » pera Hedin (eis Sec ltad vate is maintained, if infant mor- Hawaii, California or Brazil but iy oe tality decreases further as a re. they show little inclination to do . ae 6 P.M. to 6 A.M. > Wess bead tore al rad sult of Allied health teachings— show Ii : z = | ' : » = Oh me —_ $425 there will be 80,000,000 people in{ When the Japs overran Man- | hignts o 18S Brown's Chicken Shack , es £9 inno these islands. jchuria and held it up to the home; At the meeting of Key West |800 Caroline St. Phone 9238 ; | PERMANENT. WA : All plus tax { Rociiie meeadation is certain t folks as “living space”, only a Ledge to be held on Friday eve- Serving... i t HOME MANENT V' Spans population is certain tO fey hundred thousand—and ning at 8 o'clock, the Rank of thick ie tats MILLIONS USED...PROOF OF THRILLING RESULTS! be an issue among the peace- eee ‘| ‘i Chicken Baskets and : ft vhom will ae. those mostly businessmen or gov- Esquire will be conferred. c : : | Say Bene Jon. Mussolini ¢"amental officals-headed that Visiting Knights are cordially | All Kinds of Sandwiches ; = a Hitler, peeuspolin! yay. invited. BAR-B-Q MEAT \ eried “over-population” as one |, Repatriation figures further | At the close of the meeting.) Cuban and American Coffee | FISHERMEN!! ee excuse for expansion and aggre- sion. It is becoming a more pro- nounced issue ;to leave their homeland for other than sunny climes and good liv- | ing conditions. Of 5,500,000 repa- ' be held. J. WINFIELD RUSSELL, Secretary. @Swings @Gym Sets leaders themselves, who are sug- the end of the war, only 2,890,000 Gesting tentative remedies. jwere civilians. -, 8. 2 ! 4 Prime Minister Tetsu Kata; ama told The Associated Press that he “hopes” the Allies will “consider our overcrowded con- } ditions” when writing the peace | § treaty. Foreign Minister ida classified the Japanese emi- gration probler s “a problem for negotiation” after the treaty | is signed, evidence that he at | least looks to emigration as one | Way to solve the over-population. | State Minister Mitusuke Yone- limbo asserted recently, “I think it may be an idea to petition the Allied powers to allow return of our nationals to foreign coun- tri There is no doubt that Japan is over-populated but there no doubt either that the Japane: could relieve the pressure some- | what themselves \ One way would be to settle an- * * { Birth control movements have SPEEDY, SURE RELIEF FOR ACID Hitoshi Ash- |GARDNER’S PHARMACY | 1114 Division St., at Varela |Phone 177 Free Delivery | AAaeasenaseseesnane @her million people on Hokkai- Rat. \ do, Nippon's frontic : island to the , Besataablo ROOMS enone aes Le) Q north. 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