The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 27, 1947, Page 8

f ‘ PAGE BIGHT Mr, Nicolaides Is | A Busy Man (Continued From Page Three) tion, reached the common man, who needs it most. Millions of dol worth of fine American machine tools, construction equipment and even! new automobiles, shipped in here by UNRRA two ago, | still stand in the ! mprage yards at Piracus, the of Athens—in the open air. Some of this material is gradually be-! ing released to American con- tractors who are here with the ; American Aid Mission ,to help build roads and on other types of reconstruc ion. Apparently when this cquip- ‘ment was shipped, UNRRA fail- ed to provide the mechanics to! unpack and assemble it, for ihc are few native Greeks who had experience either in asssm bling or operating modern ea ment of this type. One American ‘NO. 1 NEWSMAKER OXBMpIO: |. 8 GEN. GEORGE C. MARSHALL THE KEY WEST CITIZEY & POLITICS : SEN. ROBERT A. TAFT engineer told me, for that the conventional type of, American stone crusher, used for road construction, is almost un- e road stone is broken by hi and with heavy hammers Many Greeks declare that mis: management of UNRRA food ate trates over here, that most of Son to Abreus i lothing shipments, principally A son, weighing seven pounds, ! y nag se 09 XA four ounces, was born at 12:45," in distribution, HE AUAN-" Erelock this 4 ny | chk Gina fica antomhe clock this morning in the Key ; West Municipal Hospital to Mr, lack market. They blame this | fondition on poor selection of ae aus: Gerald E, Abreu, 1328 fsonnel by the UNRRA. au-; G!innell street. fe horities. they claim, 3 era i well-to-do G who did. not Diggerses Have Son t ced the job: ged and Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Driggers, | Many of these iskonest Jr, 310 William street, — an-j pnd “reaped a fortune” from their nounce the birth of a son weigh: i ppcrations. ing five pounds, 124% ounces, on! * There Is sti feelin Dec 25, in Jackson Mem-: ivard Ameri rations orial Hospital, Miami. { pow, for a similar ‘on, One 2 H $reek told me that most of the piocks off the main str andl reeks employed by. foreign aid missions here are wealthy people whe do not need the work but in the ouiskirts of the city, the} poor are everywhere. There isi much unemployment. y t the prestige of “work- Torer the eects” In addi. From the ir, the land looks! tion, theys assert that there parehed and dry, and it is badly, inany Americans in positions °' Ge In some sections, which could be filled equally {ye waler Welk by competent Gree e Greek eco: page helping the Greek ccon- Gnly no wgarebelnekeeonie e fact’ that; aside irom! The Greek ,with a huge mill- yne of bureaucracy about his ck, with low wages, high prices’ and unemployment starring. in has not quite food and clothing parcels—and ‘ou. cannot possibly send enough provide for all who need them --yonr aid has not reached down jo the common people. has caus- ed many of them to turn ,in de ir, to Communism,” a well-in- lormed Greck explaincd. On the other hand, American officials with whom I have dis- ¢ @ussed these interviews, say that his face constantly, ost I hope. of aid. He and would give a. great understandably — to me waiier has served me} in order to handle the work with for al days at the Hotel any degree of efficiency, capable. Grande Bretagne, and we have personnel are required. “That had a number of brief, pleasant means professional or otherwi vsations during almost! ol meal. highly educated people.” ficial put it. “They Last night he ask- u- ed me: | glly from well-to-do families, be-! “Do you know any rich Greeks! gause a professional cducation in America?” i gan bo afforded only by the, I told him that I had a number of Greek-American friends -but had never taken the trouble to} ¢ their finances, H-to-do. We have also found necessary to employ Ameri- in some: of the top admin- Eittative positions. because we ’ he said, “it’s ‘not. ne- @fe unable to find native Grecks “that they’ be too rich. who have the required training, | ood man, with enough ell you, I give you my genial or ability 3 address before you go home, and| On the su Athe if you find such’a Greek you tive, busy cit its — str write z and let me know.” mged with thouasnds of peo-} As I tched my head, won-! ple And dutomobi horns make dering what this was all about constant din all da > he went on, “My daughter, she ining rooms, ba 15-16 years old. I like to get hi 3 of the Hotel G ande A ni rich Greek-American gne and the Hotel King ¢ well filled with well dre: or tae and the menu is excel- it. There is considerable — mer- ¢handise on display in ihe stor » husband in Amer “Life no Bood over here.” in ar » Hungary but all of it is high priced. even M en the dollar basis. 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White Han- | over is shown with Camp and Charley Witt, trainer holding halter. | fi But he is in des- Pennsylvania survived the geo- that both sides might obtain , and distrustful of promises logic ages. sii t all for the paradise of population was more than 60‘ manufacturing indus 2 j years-old in 1940. aN EN ven BE ‘[ARRISBURG, Pa.—When S. A. Camp of Shafter, Calif., 4 — Adv. Adm.: Matinee, Chil. 50¢, It is estimated that only about! The Aztecs fought _ pitched., Adults 75¢e; Night: Chil. 50c. ve.-per cent of ‘the coal,in, battles with friendly tribe: Only 2967 Miles pdulisis 20g iincludinge tax) erificial v it was formed. The ‘output of the About 10 per cent of the U. S. ! try quadrupled since 1899. PEARLMAN’S INCORPORATED “THE STORE OF QUALITY” The. Largest, Exclusive LADIES’, MISSES’ and CHILDREN'S Store in Key West See other Koret of California styles here! 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