The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 26, 1949, Page 10

cn re hotest ner etaiooens Race And Poverty Proved JUN. BOARD STUDIES: - BIE pe POPULATION. INCREASES moc ea —. ee fas 2% scientist, ‘ be Papper * sates SpesiS yinrwaae of tp pltion in} wes pee Sn by ae 4 engineer United es. Thermo Minn is claiming on in “ol parts of @ ae Seale ae Fy aad oe i'w cl manaber ol ike thie oape os en Hell Seine Hemolosiats ok taal ee sie AVN Zs i) 2 Mr. Jones stayed on. During artificial respiration, af : American Society of Refrigerating eo | consciousness after'five days i . = An orphan, Mr. Jones ended - sions bare . reported recently is now expected to recover.” f° formal schooling at sixth grade WORLD’ BANK HEAD © did Gn tele deaths are recorded is “enjoying ee - An automobile mechanic at 16, in a the loweat mortality’ ever recorded.” While this reduction is, q_More, than $21 billions of BS. ot wane years he was foreman of aoe pened Bien a —s was recorded} — or been _ gold gs in \ Japan. remains com-! since the en: war. Ae wf paeny Arsive F Aigh Seipl Save, bens boom a sedesion Were tor a eee & : World. War I he served The - Population Commission has given “Hirst companied by changes in \'the oe ee re eee F0e of er-| priority” to a study of the ‘nterrelat ‘of economic, social! “eT tation commission “is ~ Bis: itiret Ge lamas ites sg ‘ Sauk anes. ror es Sag is a “major | seeking the key to a better living. i vention of low-cost ratus | i conditions ee wk Boel cae ae ae pay es a ye = ~~ -* a ] exact wor! t Se Gar inte Plate are { nomit resources of the area involved. Ph want.to know iol nents - ‘their cttects each ‘me =8upply company offered him al { what steps con be taken . Se within | other. The experts point to: Java * ~ job. When the supply company | ; | bounds, A study . way in where. the: as an illustration ef the problem) a became U.S. Thermo Control, i 3 increased: persons between dj The Dutch have been in Java for by 00000 persons ea a century. They have«been rnis- a9 World War If he designed ip- The popul miss! : ing the conditions. of living, im- = ~ment to Fo food col ee though oe gn cg " its eta | onal tional’ relationship between popu- | proving s agricultureal method ** *¢ines and air-condition field hos- will take years, botain | J@tion and economic resources. js..and modernizing the country. But * pitals. Chinese Succeeds ; Sou Chan, born in China, step- ; ped ashore in Portland, Ore., 21) | . years ago, without a dime. After)" a while he moved to Milwaukee, to Chicago, and finally to New Vork. He worked as dish wash- -er, bus boy, waiter, and truck} 4 years old, they insist. “such an abstraction it has the poulation has increased enor: poco ge Annoy fe ate auch 2, this official said. mously, perhaps as a result of . Thé secretariat of the | “If everything were static, then pve en gO Cn and it is re- commission is e aged ina sur- we could determine what should as debatable whether the vey of all plese literature and. be the proper number of people pee ae are better off than Hey statistics on the. subject frdm/ to be provided with the best pos- @ before, which it will soon prepare a sum- ' sibl living conditions,” he ‘said. mary for the commission. | “Byt that is unrealistic.” Your Grocer SELLS That Good One official, in*trying to put; A paper submitted to the com- the problem of the commission in | mission says “the entire make-up ST AR * BR ‘AND. lay terms, said it was to discover | of society is in a state of continu- AMERICAN “how economic and social policies al change. The economic, demo- COFFEE. may be used to influence popula-! graphic and social structure rare- and CUBAN tion changes so as to avoid unfor- ! 1 ly remains constant. Changes in j{ TRY : A POUND TODAY . bs 7 2 an tanh, eld. 94ge0 for st LF ®) Wirephoto| Cquld Interest Him New York restaurant, Now the} BYGENE &.. BLACK (above) Anywhere restaurant is worth,a quarter “ida. His friends say he ought to| Beeeident of the World Bank. | interest: yon in a bathing cos- “tour Communist China as an ex-| H@ @¥eveeds John J. McCloy, | tume, sir? ; “ample of what. Free Enterprise} recently appointed U. 8. high Mr. Gay — You certainly could, makes possible. commissioner in ~ Germany. -| D@by, but my wife’s over there | Black is the son of the late Eu. | 2 the glove counter. | q + ° bie ee ony yeew aay Frogs (a term which also in- ‘Hastin: Thinks rns. the Federal Roverve cludes toads( vary in size from a ; Bank of Atlanta. He is agrand- |Cuban type which measures By HASTINGS BAKER | son of the Inte Menry Grady. | three-quarters of an inch long to célebrated orator and editor of | 2 West African giant which has a the Alanta Constitution. two-foat leg spread. ONE See aes ey een er ane il ire dere Gk dea tunate results.” The ideal, propor- | any one of its componets are ace WILL YOU SMILE? «driver. et a ee » Aman and his wife vecently jad an unusual telephone con-] ee eversation. She war on a ship at’ pea not far from New York. Hej ‘was on a train running between! ‘Wasthifigton and New York. The Ost was $22.50 for three minutes. }) * ‘CASH MARKET 1028 Truman Ave. We Deliver TEL. 1080 ARMOUR'S COLONIAL siiced BACON lb. Lean Meaty Pound | VEL VEETA Cheese. gs 456 2 LB. BOX 75¢ CREAMERY Si GRADE "A" WESTERN | END CUT BUTTER Chuck Roast | Pork Chop” ||| MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE. . to, 49¢: ——— PT BLUE PLATE 3 CANS IDEAL MAYONNAISE 35¢ |DOG FOOD . 35¢ Sunshine HI-HO Crackers «+ 26¢ BABO VEL | CLOROX CAN. . . >. ‘Be |ice sox... BSe jar some. . [He CRISCO 3» 85¢|SUGAR 5 = 43¢ POTATOES| Corp 5 25¢ ‘watermelon FRESH BLACKEYE * PEAS 3 Bs. 25c The atom bomb is about the size of a small grapefruit or soft-| ball. 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CAN HUNT'S APRICOTS .. . can25c All during the depression and: "war years there was a great mi- ceration of people to California. “Usually they went looking for ment in California is higher than in any other state and twice as Ba Oe TOES Die OO 005 we tes on 00 Mh, Be Be Re Oh oes OO Ge te De ek i z= > 6 = 8 & g 3 &. = came from the southwest. } Texas has the lowest unemploy- ment rate in the country. With the rate of unemployment in California five times as great as the unemployment in Texas, it is quite possible that a mass ment may develop from California to the southwest. z « Bome folks say the guided missile will replace the bomber ‘Perhaps it will, but the develop- ment ef guided missiles is not hearly so far advanced as is gen- .@Pally thought. General » Joseph 7. MeNarney, Chief of the Air terial Command, says that we wean build a guided miisile “which ean travel 5,000 miles and land within 15 or 20 miles of the + target. This is, of corse, remark- ble, but not very practical. Gen- eral MeNarney gays: “That’s not “clase enough and it’s too expen- sive.” 1 One of the big handicaps in this field is the lack of enough space to have an adequate test- _ing ground. Nowhere in this country is there any area so vast. and so lonely. There has been some talk that Australia will af- fer its enormous desert interior. Australia is a big country—about the size of the United States but with a population as large as New Yerk City. This might be practical except that in return ‘Australia wants some of our atomic energy know-how. We will probably end up by making the tests on a lonely ocean some- where off the regular shipping LO 4ITUnT...4.49 me ee Ne BER! be HAMS String End | |b, 52e PICNIC HAMS . w. 35¢ COUNTRY ROLL BUTTER .... » 64e EGGS Double “A” Medium Doz. 59¢ SPARE RIBS Ib. 45c 44 a | PEACH MANGOES or 29e GREEN TOP CARROTS 2 ws. 19¢€ Ne oe i Canasta is a slam bang seoring card game which igs sweeping | Argentina. 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