The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 23, 1950, Page 2

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| lem recovery is I : can be solved by — nego ie am “ ge js necessary beeause neither (area can} thrive unless the other acaquennoubay The Marshall Plan. has-suecee: led in mal os | restoring economic activity in the area but | *| living standards are still estipiated “at ten per cent below pre-war, leyels. Some headway has been. made. . in: connection with world trade, but no cure is found for the dollar shortage. | em he conclusion is reached ‘ that the: REY WEST _ | | world trade that existed in 1939 may never! BY THE CITIZEN | | be restored and that it, will be long dom- - _ }) mated by the “balance of payments’ due the United Statée, It is nated that, world |, Warne cate boremenne™ trade stands at about the'same volume as /folks back home in New before the war but that export from the = ‘won't think gh di a are more than twee thein |Subversixe deed or, ty The report, consisting of some 100,000 }rid af some words, outlined the need to correct the distorted trade picture and create a pat- tern of world commerce that can endure. This, it admits, cannot be done by West- ern Europe alone but must be done through its trade with the rest of the world. A cau- tiously optimistic forecast is made that the final two years of the Marshall Plan, if there is no depression im the United States }t and continued effort on the part of Rurope to’attain financial independence, intimates stant attention because | illness, but she’s im cently. ‘ walk. She began. to nearby mountain, but,” was not’ able to contin long. Janet, however, © that maybe some day | able to reach ‘the peak... - a 8 < Q Se A A q Zs $s z ae Petes § i a 3 s a be pa that the dollar ‘problem might be brought stole oe , : raeeen into manageable proportions. , ver SOME 1 mountains. : “We don't mind 3 ; caked ot The efforts of the United States to as- | ah ine wae, lao ners te they SET ge, esi oe a . ea oR "1 | sist Western Europe to recover from the : os ee Seenepi ee ba bare Be ‘your eck ther Ssepipenini teas —apapeme eeairaay iene Ge ee: devastating consequences of “the recent | ini ’ next owner was a German named war have been based upon the belief that : Ob Walz. who used to appear} Cott of Mount Vernon, who was! problem beeause of their attacks: Chicago is i unless this could be done, the conventional i in Phoenix with good- {stricken last summer just before jon Hester, Tesh aay | a ere gol economy of pré-war days would be irrevoe. gets of gold. But he the and Betty Dyer were to be, ties were ; “he © hula skirts aoe 2 re 3 elou married, the bounty bank and a special A i 3 ably destroyed. At some sacrifice, this na- }and if a careful watch Jerry was sent to _Warm/ fund had to beestablished. =~ he or ? Pe snibeieet os tion has banerenid expended its money to |kept.on his waste began! dig 4 : \t{ Sotings. Meantime, Betty began| Colvin sets traps at night when. é vias Postmaster@enera) Jesse M. POPMA- | render unparalleled assistance ~~ He'd like to go on ree mostly #¥ a\Jark, bit it theyffind } is ie one be ores ae to Poly. Noles: baat, son,’ who came up from the ran : — ; t "Nevertheless, evan after the Marshall |*'*, explanation—he's not sngag- gold, you ‘cam bet they'll take it Tieted, she too left for Shag feel secret. cupy the highest job in the postal. ser-} Plan ends, it will be necessary for us to Springs to he na tonite ae ed in any plot, but he’s simply seriously. They'll fly in to Phoe-! ; ? 3 trying to fight off old age: He nix yo. New You: Chicago bm to help care for her} pelts and © - -vieex is surprised that people can. be so willingly seraut a larger volume of goods | says his partial denture used to and elsewhere. seer tity BS: lible. He *had*reference to the ‘stamp- fro m the estern countries of Europe if |be good enough, but the dentist ~ on Peper eseaae vently ex. {We expect workl commerce developed in tells him it no lenger will serve. mount ¥OU LIKE TO BET mvestment “bubble,” which recently ex- fine with American ideals along econami Cotton says the news from the THE ROOSEVELTS? Lota) wo 5 hd | th ft aa inst lines. If we fail to make a major contri- dentist left him blue, but now NEW YORK.—If you're a per- a ; | 43s \ 1 bution to the solution of this problem, oe; It seems that his scheme promised eerie: When the wedding is held Sat-} WANTED: SKELETONS. WIGS urday, the attending minister\will | AND HULA SKIRTS — “ =| be a man who also is suffering} CHICA ther nations| Warm Springs. > <e- oni ean en : you'd like to put a wager on either the Roosevelt of Hyde} COAL MINER ON STRIKE NOT 2 anieialiee “eerste hid. nates Park or the Roosevelts of Oyster} WORRIED—-HUNTS FOXES Political Bay. This has nothing to do with} CADIZ, Q—Coal Miner Shel- - their politics. They seem to befdon Colvin probably - isn’t too from polio. He js a patient at} may be. interested tha’ Mail The Citizen 3 he feels even worse. son who likes to gamble, maybe se biti : a based upon the mutual advantage to be “— “big profits’ from the purchase of ¢om-| secured through the swapping of goods ~-‘memorative stamp issues to corner the} and services, the world will very likely 107! ‘engaged in a literary race and ied beo he’ * — market and, by halding them, get a profit | be forced into a system of regulated and Announcements right now, it’s hard to say who bork Bg He's py oe a oo , will win. hunting foxes—he captures as ~ on the increased price. The idea, however, | restricted international commerce. This i i State Demacratic Primary,’ Mrs. Fleanor Roosevelt has} many as 25 a day and he’s made = seemed to have een sold to the custom- } will tend to retard the economic well- May 2, 1950 made the best-seller list with her} almost $600 on bounties. | rs with out the purchase of many stanrps. | being of all nations. AY <y 4 | account of life in the White} “He operates in Harrison Coun- tt The U. S. Government has authorized eyryrvvyerrerrrryy House and. elsewhere. Another}ty where foxes have become a edition of the Franklin D. Roose- For U. S. Con ' 4th Congressional Dis ~ PAT CANNON } > These aehievements may seem i to put the Oyster Bay Roosevelts For U. S. Congressman in the literary background: But as 4th Congressional District | far as volume is concerned—and ; quality too, perhaps-——they stack “* 80 many commemorative stamp. issues in It is surprising how good some busi- “the past eighteen years that it. annually | nesses become when the Department of ~» makes a considerable profit out of their | Justice institutes a monopoly suit. sale. Stamp collectors go after them with Serre | vert Papets will be off the press soon. Thursday - Friday - Saturday Twelve O'Clock High wit Business in small towns follows the same ” =) auidity and, very often, in the course of a : ‘ | -=-=--year-or so, a ‘particular issue will sell at a rule that it observes in large towns. That's BILL LANTAFF i jeth book | GREGORY PECK, HUGH MAR- } oN “premium price, Theoretically, the scheme | why the alert, advertising merchant gets a Son a heeepbiersy ‘tae geet ager oe oe as | | Sy. dnWelved the collecting of such a it | the cream. 1 ae bake by Theodore: Roosevelt. Keogh. I Meme aa EAST SIDE : the ¢ in s0° 6 In case that number fifty seems ie . but ustomers came in go fast that the Re-Election a bit high to you, just recall that WEST SIDE James Mason, Barbarq § Theodore Roosevelt wrote 36 § cn’ van wettin. Ava Gai For saw Senior books and that other members of ff Se-swemm Perhaps there is some lesson to be| NORWOOD R. STRAYHORN [he clan followed him to the ain learned from the experience. of Edwin Syperwsiter. MONRGE COOLED RETIRED AND “GOT BORED” .* | Premater found it necessary to pay them "out ef money advanced by — subsequent » While it does not appear that the cus- - eaten For State Representative pryorep GIRL TO MARRY | Thursday - Friday - Saturday _fomers have been guilty of any wrong- | Midgley, a young British coal. miner, who BERNIE ©. PAPY “Wothg in seeking to acquire a profit quit his j9b last year after winning near- Re-Election pwounT eck ws . wae The Grapes Of Wrath wedding of a devoted girl and L ~~—-through the manipplations of the postal | ly $50,000 in a football pool. — the Postmaster-Genera] astimates After some months of loafing, the awh 1 losses { i ’ i lace Saturday at Warm Springs, . that the tota’ agaregated $200,000 | young man ‘put his money away for his oe ea Ree uray at Wen Berne and that five persons “seem ta be holding |.old age and went back to the mines, seek- ty Commissioner . . : the bag 6 : ‘ 5 i “8 ps cit! Second District treatment for polio. He is Jerry ’ The scheme worked only because of explained. ae Te rr err eS tendency of human beings to get rich While work can be bothersome anda} Por County Somemiaglones From where I sit... Ay Joe Marsh CARBONELL WITH FRENCH CUFFS The Shirt That Completes Your Wordrobe quick as possible an easily as pos- } great nuisance at times, it would ‘be a LOUIS How to Get the as sible. will to work for | mistake to consider it an evil custom of That Homework Done Joyyon=Flawlessly tollored to Mt perfgetly withaut bunch- ‘Those who ar they acquire a are satisfied with | mankind. In fact, the opportunity of an _ Teasgnable profits from. ¥ ell-known. bus- | individual to work for ris’ own advance- iness activities do ‘not — Miss Gilbert, our grammar school aii omsnican is a wonderful way principal, 5) the other night at to see to it that our youngsters ac- 3 ing oF unsightly weinkles. Every wardrobe should include several shicts with Ererich Cuffs. Sof, rich fabrics... exw. v “Money . in| ment is one of the prized liberties of mod- ~~ “schemes.” * }ern civilization. The satisfaction that the regular Parent-Teachers’ meet- quire the sensible moderate habits ing, on getting children to do their they'll need later on. ous styling...comfort end fit... they lgok os Qe0d a» they feel, Sep them today; and at the same time, see our cow CHARLEY GRAPE- Pos. Sigie Rapronmnigiiys her disabled sweetheart will take was Nosotros Los Pobres lant ™ e comes around | comes from work well performed is like- ‘a con-| wise one of the basic motivations of hy- homework when they want tolisten —_[’'ve never believed in hard and to the radia. fast rules—except where abse- reader | man conduct. “We mugn't give # a fiat lutely necessary. Let the other fel- profit in romight as well 4 While it may be advisable for me ~=# emewptions, wei “yét ea ne - J ‘no’,” Miss Gilbert said. “If we tow de as he likes, as long as y and women, as. they get up in-life, to slow ~odiwiduals in such aewey, down the hectic pace of modem business and labor. It js often a mistake for work- “———" “Phe people of conntry ay save | ers to “retire” in the blissful expection of caialen: rovily belize jo talegnnes he's tepigeratd pod teleng. Cases of diatinquished Jayson Pajamas ond Seortwear = Tagney by not ng but they may ho} joyful existence until death. In man, Sok moderation, ‘we shoots Snettl | that’s why Tue gores felhige should -" : eases, the grim reaper arrives much 0 saving their money for someone else, moderation—as long gs homework age of Moderation.” SS For Member B j these qualities ip our childrep, quarrel with the fellow who is par- =e * ae Listening to the radio is fine—jn tiah to a glass of beer—the “Bever- ier than anticipated and there is some KANTOR'S sox se, ter off. life. It-you bethered Homebsdy }evidence to support the belief that the |: ee gots done, too” selse'w religion and liftle” bit| early visitation is, in part, induced by 9 | Fer Member af eed | ghee een ee oe Wark more to your own, ily be bet-| radical change in the person's mode of} } CaRy) | i me ES, ; em Fo CARLYLE ROBERTS | em: || fhe Henin ta fe 1% by Corp ander Copyright, 1960, United States Brewers Foundation

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