The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 10, 1952, Page 9

0 Thursday, January 10, 1952 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page? Middleman Pen Lands Sow pera” in ama ti Thief In Pen American Autos twenyss brs, 2 Needed By MALACCA, Malaya, ((?)—Thie. niu iicauotacn anit iaecles dicts very brings stiff penalties in Mala- ¢ P)—More than 80 will rise from 96 last year to 120 TY . ericans One man recently ntenc- makes of cars will occupy 184 dis Automobile accessories i apes j ) ed to one year’s ‘“Rigoro im- plays at the Brussels Automobile quire 218 displays Middlemen Create prisonment” for stealing a foun Julius Stone And Key West Subject Of “New Yorker” Magazine Feature Article OLD FERA DAYS i* | Desire For Products: ‘Pen from a. shop iba REVIVED EN PRINT Jay ees Will Wait Give America High zine, couldn't use up any sizable BY CORRESPONDENT (9° ™ | Standard Of Livi part of the labor force “concoct : iia : M: ial |: Standard iving ing sales slogans for its limited RICHARD ROVERE — For New Material | a Sawnnuros supoly of bread EAL ay y | anlar = a a nd, Galbraith adds. ‘a hungry nals By SUSAN McAVOY PONTIAC, Ill. ut—The Pontiac | NEW YORK «—Many Ameri- yan could never be persuaded that Julius Stone, Key t Junior Chamber of Commerce has | cans like to blame the high cost; bread that is uniquely softened. ney, ertainiy’ in the voted to quit picking a queen for | of living on the middleman. They ‘sliced, wrapped, and enriched is ICE these mont ‘the annual summer threshermen’s note the gap between the price of Worth more than a cheaper and é | larger but anonymous loaf that will cattle and the price of steak, the fill his stomach.” price of wheat and the price of | ‘phe majority of Americans, how- bread, the price of lumber and the | ever, have enough money to buy price of houses. bread the way they want it. even if they grumble now and then at Tuesday The Citizen printed reunion I 11 mishap, John Thompson. Jaycee presi- | uffered dent, explained the decision: } he local talent has been ex- hausted and we are going to wait IS the story ef h GUARANTEED | a broken ¢ Prices go up, they say, when eg as i a couple of years for a new crop. raw material costs go up, but don’t the _ price nationwide public The reunion attracts thousands When the average American goes Yorker widely read oe aintoca Ro antine ac tibethoc come down as much when raw into a store. Galbraith says, “he of — metropolitan Illinois community of 9,000 popula- ; material costs come down. And | yepeats a brand name that has PURE world tion | \they point at the middleman n iterated and reiterated on the 4 In an art Onin caterer ey But today some defenders ap- | radio (and in newspaper ads) be- B Correspondents-End of the Line”! things had to be accomplished pedr. They hint that the trouble | cause the money he is spending § which purported to be about Key | Fimst, the attractions had to be dave swt your champagne ap- is not of sufficint importance to e Ww Sto ind times in) uncovered; the town had to be} ' 5 say that a wealthy justify his ascerta , y Y justify his ascertaining whether country demands, and can pay for. | there are better and cheaper al FOR HOME or the services and conveniences the ternatives. ' | middleman provides over and But Galbraith says the average COMMERCIAL USE oe & Key West percent of about 60) cleaned up. Second, a publicity {a 16 co- | campaign had to be organized.” B iumn ator Dey i ode To accomplish what was need- | above the commodities themselves. American woman would miss her ashe 3 tovere a ° papi ed Governor David Sholtz asked Middlemen are those who pro-' store ads nearly as much as she fof the line” with the’ White the city authorities to turn over cess the raw materials, transport | would miss her store. Nor does We Are Prepared To Furnish You iH House press d President | ali their legal powers to the them, wrap ‘them the way you jhe believe that an economy as rich i 8 Truman aber - December state. The Governor declared a like, deliver them where and when | as ours would benefit from put. With Clear, Pure § visit, was gr yund for the | state of “civil emergency” and you want them, keep them in stock ting middlemen to work on farm ’ feel of Ke when he at-jturned the powers over to FERA rived on November 20. which was Stone. All this, says A Washington correspondent! Rovere Stone's idea for the magazine, he did not| This began the sweeping pro-; 4 want the spot ne that the UP,| gram of rehabilitation of the : AP, New York Ti and daily | crippled city. Artists poured into reporters fought to get. He want-) the Island City to portray its ed the essence of present day charms. Writers came down and Key West and how it got that wrote for Harper’s, American to suit your convenience. Through or in factory their salesmen and advertising As an example, he says that 42 Cu e AND rus e . they create a desire for their million dollars worth of skill, art $ jand paper went into cig: his desire. | vertising in 1949, and 29 million a Teen fe large ue : r ; dollars into liquor advertising, but . | spons' or the huge market and | “[t is not clear tha he commu- I production ais tal give amnesty amt seas tat tbe commu! ‘Thompson Enterprises, inc. icans the highest standards of liv- now engaged in selling tobs f. rette ad- or a particular brand 2 gt 4 and way. He wanted to ferret out the | magazines and others about the ing in the world liquor, wens: eiapiivedaiinteadian (ICE DIVISION) reasons why Key West is Key all-out effort of the 12,000 Key | In the jargon of the academic the production of more and cheap- | TELEPHONE NO. 8 KEY WEST. FLORIDA ' Jeconomist this spending of vast er ci energies on selling and advertis ing. on convenience and prettif. ing is “waste.” since any ene: is called “waste” which isn’t es sential to production or distribu tion of goods. But an economics professor in Harvard, J. K. Gal braith, notes that this “waste’ is MISS NEJ.L ROSE SANCHEZ. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. How something Americans won't do West arettes and whiskey Westers to build their city into Stone ited out ON \a resort town. Thank. ng Day to his Rovere asks what some most house and there Rovere got, thoughtful Key Westers have | his background. Stone has ket) pondered in 1951, the boomingest | records of those early days of all boom years : azine articles by some of the| “The \question of whether Key | ion’s top writers w ac- | West will be able to survive the | claimed the FERA experiment|poom that is in part Stone Citizen Staff Photo } < oO oa © A md anaes DY See A934. 1p (Wore in, part the Navy's, andj’ ard Sanchez, 1713 ‘Washington street, suffered Polio-in 1949. _ {Without, and needn't be alarmed * y oe. a a Be ee : on : ns peat sean asiaatieH Z Miss Sanchez, now 16 years of age is a student at the Key West about. America is wealthy enough , 1e general subject of Key St | frequently raise ere nowadays. ; ‘ a , ' to support these standards of |i in his New Yorker article has} Last week, there was only one | High School. Mi nck os, Pe March ing Dimes on Saturday, January 19th A poor country, he admits in the this to say | cheeseburger -malted milk January issue of Harper's Maga In large measure, the Key ‘drive-in, but next week—or, if ; ___ ets West of today is a product of'not next week, next month— | rich and antic imagination of aj there will be more. The cheese- | \ CASH MARKET 1028 Truman Ave. We Deliver TEL. 1NBO BOSTON BUTT Dc! rich and antic imagination of dere will be more. The cheese: | Derynk enmess Odorless Garbage | named Julius F. Stone, Jr., who| motel, and the motel blight, | 5 ) is now a resident of the island, | which is even worte than the) best Adopted Disposal | lant its most successful attorney, and | Sponge blight. has been upon the | the owner, of a house that sur-| island for some time. New mote CHICAGO, (.)—New Jersey re NEW YORK, U)—A_ Danish | veyors have certified is the | are going up steadily and two | cently became the 14th slate 10 fyp. has come up with what it southernmost dwelling in the )immense new resort hotels, the | adopt a law defining drunkenness | 4 United States Stone, a|Key Wester and the Key Am-| jn terms of alcohplic content of the | 'P€S will be an odorless garbage 1 } handsome, debonair «an in early | bassador botlf.of them rivaling | hfood* wecording to the Ameri-’/isposal plant, “says. the Americ: middle age, received a Harvard | Miami establishments in size and Jean Public Works Association. Public Works Association } doctorate in organie chemistry} glitter, are nearing completion.| Patterned after the uniform ve They have found a way to turn e f Pork Roast - bage into a high-grade com- j fourteen years before he |The 1934 vision of Key West as hicle code, the law provides that °°! 0" SKINLESS PALM RIVER SLICED . i w degree. He found the/a tourist town did not include] jf a chemical test shows .15 or post, heap. - és i more bewitching! any of this. The idea then was! more per cent of alcohol in the dozen plants bave been cons A 4 i than sci research, how-, that the town would be able to’ blood, the suspect is officially |! acted in Scandinavian cities in] | Rr Lb. Lb. t | ever, and becume a Coolidge mil-|take care of all the tourists. But drunk. Af there is leas than .05 |e last decade. The garbage is td | Yes, make yours a call i | lionaire. Evaporation of the for-{the old town is too small for the per cent aleohol present, sobriety Sieeet ote bonakitg. thet tiglsial | Ona ecaRE Ce she f { tune took less time — than the | present flow of visitors and the is presumed. (aoe vias omer. particles Late NATIONAL | original pariay, and in the early! fear now, as more marl is pump- || From 05 to 15 per cent is the (rt eial goes to a grinder | CHAMPION OF WESTERN FIRST CUT i thirties he was on his uppers. Be-jed up daily from the sea to be | “twilight zone; you may or MAY | oe the final mixing process is | QUALITY! i rusty on his valences by then, 'used as ‘fill for enlarging the is- not be rank: 1s this case oe completed. Farmers use the com So many people have } ta job with Harry Hopkins (land, is that the motels and | evidence enters into the decision post ‘es fertilizer made Miller High Life r Lb. | in New York state social-welfare ‘drive-ins will eventually _sur- | - —- f g ; ov ivarie : i wk, and turned out to be alround and, overwhelm it It is’ Prosecution tor conspiracy was Razor was a chief of the| thatitis the greatest \ i ed administrator {not resentment - outsiders Nae ee the papier ; of the first’ Blackfoot Sioux, which once held! demand beer a i Rovere then tells the dramatic: makes some people worry about|labor unions 150 and more years ay immense territory fro: a fre. z | stan ef Stone's and the FERA's|this possibility but the fact that! ago, North Seakatchewan Elver Wy Cart| aceon eee SUNSHINE CRACKERS GRADE A MEDIUM | efforts to rescue the then popu-{if Key West succombs to the en 2 aa da to the headstream of the Miss Milles Hike Gil Hy lation of 12,000 from the miasma! motels and drive-ins, there will! The log-cabin village of New S. ouri Montana Miller Hig! ife. , | of economic depletion ne much less for the tourists to! Xem, Ill, where Lincoln once lived Sitsecl Oe eee isbrewedand | a Lb. Box ( | Rovere says: “To exploit’ Key {enjoy. Even the illusion of re- has been restored to the way it » compound microscope was | bottled by the i West's attractions in 1934, two moteness will be gone.” looked 120 years ago. ented about 1590 Miller i : A Brewing i ai Tee. ~ . | : 2 EE Te ore Company ARMOUR’S EVAPORATED | light View Of JayCee Christmas Lighting First Prize Winner ONLY 3 ~and ONLY D } | in Milwaukee, M } LK Cans ( OZ. | Wisconsin, f i an eeeemmmmammsmnammsnasmamcancurmzr santa anaes aiaa a HARVEST PRIDE CUT String Beans * 11: ONE POUNi NEW IMPROVED SPRY «-33c|FAB : 27¢ «un SOAP 3-19 STOKLEY'S ORANGE CATSUP JUICE nor sone FFE 2 * 23¢ ae DEL MONTE LARGE SIZE DIAMOND BRAND FFEE WALNUTS . ° 83c um @3e 2-19¢ AMERICAN BEAUTY THIS ENTIRE CHRISTMAS SCENE. from the beautifully forr around the lawn, was constructed by 19year-old Fred Schoneck, wt with s ing z Bs : eee t ed in fernery outlined the roof and windows at the e. Sant ep t of | & of Botte L “ children’s stockings. It ! ed t ' a the veue Chanypagne Bese Records o Joe Cabrera believed he cz Above the Santa scene is a large glittering sist snowmen carolers in playing and singu; re th the sleigt nt of the picture a snow man leads d » have ac set vas lighted). The leader of the plaster paris sn kind we’ have i Z rl hristmas music played each night the scene was 1 i Ke w ; e ctrically wired so that his arm moved up and down, keeping time with the | Distributing Co. RIPE ; At the left of the picture, below @ quaint simulated street light, are brightly lighted caroler yun ee hee i ee ee The Elves g in the foreground, also were made and painted by Schoneck and w _ elec j 3 ed € | Eaton Stree’ aa ee ropes on which bells were tied, causing kling ells i jown shaking the silver noved