The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 6, 1949, Page 6

\ Pa FAGE Sik * THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1949 ape ceata ee e THE KEY WEST CITIZEN “ Of interest To You, But... Too Late To Classify Sy RUSSELL KAY AABAAAAAAAAL State Chamber President, Business And Civic Leaders Meet To Formulate Plans For ‘National Citrus Week’ of Walterx————————— At the invitation Hays, Orlando, president of the} Florida State Chamber of Com- i merce, business and civic leaders! representing a group of state: | wide organizations gathered Te-j cently to formulate plans for the | observance of “National Citrus Week, citrus com- | mittee will concentrate its effort to- promoting the use of citrus ate in an effort p- by winter ; i restaurants and visitor { Taking a lead in the program to bring citrus fruit forceibly to the attention of visitors and some} home folks alike, the Orlando} Morning Sentinel with the co- operation of a number of enter- prising Orange County firms i i RUSSELL KA’ Says State Chamber Hopes | “For Many Citrus Juice Bars In Florida recently opened a Citrus Juice } Bar.on Orange Avenue where freshly squeezed juice from chgice oranges is given away to} passers by. Many Orlando mer- ehants are displaying. packed boxes in stores and show windows urging the shipment off gif boxes. i A= considerable quantity of frait has been moved ‘from the Orlando area as a result of this effort, and it is the hope of the | State Chamber of Commerce that every community in the citrus belt will follow Orange County’s example in promoting the use of , citeus not only during Citrus} Week but tdhroughout the sea- SOs Speaking to the group that} gathered. in Orlando last week to.erganize this statewide drive, | Harold “Colee, executive vice pr@fident of the Florida State Chamber of Commerce, called at- tention to the fact that while all} inderestg in Florida are pooling thelr effort to aid the growers, thig-alone won't solve the urob- lem.andut is imperative that the growers-act quickly to help them- } selv@s by signing up with the) Flewicda Citrus Mutual as organiz- | ati offthe industry must be brea ht ut before any real permandht relief can be looked fe Speoken, n Washington the} sane Senator Claude Pepper | a varning stating nuc suld be done for vnieed that re the sick = citru dustry until some w ' ’ » get it to- eethe wi ' tually mentioning the Citrus Mutu Pepper said it was pre the growers to get toget rganiza fourths of t nh attempt to t rela tive to t t ade last ' anwhile, T thifih t adv the ether it is antarily w whet necessary to re tate or feder hat nec ana dustry from ' t and put t sgn if t so the grow end ¢ adustry can ce from Dy tion of the ote perator at ‘ € Rk O Pree EAAALIALAALA LALA Ae STHONG ARM BRAND COFFEE TaiuMPu COFFEE mili a AR - Grocers (66000000004446544400004, | Commerce plan and work out a Poison Aids Thieves SIMLA, India—(4)—Thieves in the East Punjab Railway were; operating on a new technique be- fore they were found out and 14 of them arrested. Dressed in mil- itary uniform, they ed to offer poisoned ivod to traveling mili tary officers. After the victims became unconscious, the thieves stole their belongings. Riddle, secretary of the Florida State Hotel Association, stated that while most hotels were anx- ious to cooperate in some areas the price per box charged hotels for fresh citrus was so high that it could not given away to guests and he sighted a charge of as high as $7 per box charged ho- tels in Miami by fruit distribu- tors. Bill Monroe, secretary of the Florida Assoc oo of Retail Grocers, called attention to the fact that independent grocers found it difficult to purchase cit- rus fruit through regular chan- nels as many distributors did not handle it and supplies available rom local growers. could not be | depended upon from the stand- int of uniformity in quality and uantity. 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