The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 16, 1953, Page 10

7 DID BRITAIN READ THE SMALL PRINT?—.Egypt’s strong man premier, Gen. Mohammed Naguib, appears to be covering a laugh as he holds up a pen used in signing the Egyptian- British agreement on the Sudan. He is surrounded by employees and newspapermen in his.Cairo office after the signing. Agreement calls for substitution of home rule for the soverignty the two nations haye enjoyed over the Sudan for 54 years. It gives Sudanese a choice of independence, union with Egypt or partnership in the British Commonwealth before the cnd of 1955.—(P) Wirephoto via Radio from Cairo. Worriers Among Businessmen Pay Close Attention To Trend By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK ‘@-The economy “appears so strong at the moment | Farmers. had less nioney to spend | in 1952 than they did in 1951. And nessmen—worriers by nature—are | Prospects are for more of the same paying more attention than usual {this year. Businessmen who sell that an increasing uumber of busi- | to the weak spots beginning to show. nestly ba! zat is going des jump—and when. | and declining farm income — at- |tract most attention right now. to farmers are worried. And many who don’t. are also They figure that the economy is | beginning to ask: Jf farmers spend sco on a high fence, | less, will this trend be catching~ And they wonder which way the | Say, Another spot of potential weak- among industrial workers? cial leaders, is the record high level of private and public debt. |The present prosperity supports it | comfortably. But what will happen | in a slump? Prospects of much sharper com- petition also are being watched by many industries. Auto sales forces, for instance, are being alerted to the coming fight to get the con- sumer’s dollar. The buyers’ market in many lines will become a-hard fact by | the end of the year, warns Howard L, Franks, manager of sales per- sonnel and control for the chemi- cal division of General Electric. He tells the marketing conference Association that management must here of the American Management | Academy Award [ Winners To Be Revealed Soon By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (®—Here we go on the awards circuit again! When the California fruit <rees are beginning to burst forth into blossom, it’s a sign that the award | season is with us again. Statuettes j and plaques pop up all over the |place, delighting the winners, the | gold - plating companies and the jtrade papers, which bulge with | congratulatory ads. |. Within a few days I covered the |TV Academy Awards, the movie }academy nominations and the} |Photoplay award dinners. Also | currently in season are the award levents of the Screen Directors | Guild, Screen Writers Guild, Red- book, Look, and Click. Surely a reporter deserves some kind of award for getting through all of | them. j The TV Academy’s Emmy stat- | uette may yet become a full sister to the austere Oscar. That will take a little time, but this year’s TV Academy event was a profes- sional show. Sole hitch came when emcee Art Linkletter ran through | three microphones before finding | one that worked. The TV affair seemed to have even more excitement and elec- tricity than the movie event. May- | | dinner, as the Oscar events were | |in pre-war days. By limiting at- | tendance to a select audience, the | sponsors provided an atmosphere | that was tense and responsive. | It’s possible that the Ocar pre- entation can be held in more in timate surroundings, now that the event is being televised. There has been some clor for the TV Academy to make more award categories to honor writers, singers, producers, directors, etc. That seems a mistake. 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At the American Bankers Asso- ciation’s mid-winter trust confer- ence here, Dr. »Marcus Nadler, New York University finance pro- fessor, tells delegates to watch the signs of weakness in the economy. He says it’s imposible now to tell which way the cat will jump. The asociation’s president, -W. Harold Brenton, Des Moines, Ia., bank president, councils. both busi- ness and government to draw up ; Plans now to cushion the shock of ‘any slump that might- develop. But the signs of strength in the economy are still very much with us. The American Iron and Steel | Institute reports that January set lan all-time record for steel pro- jduction in any ohne month—13,290 tons came from the furnaces and mills every hour in January, for a total.of 9,888,000 tons. The steel industry says orders are still holding high. Its chief j immediate worry is that the union may be seeking another wage boost in the months ahead. The industry claims that would force another price rise. At the retail level, there are cheerful reports from the chain stores. For most of them Decem- ber’s. up-trend in sales carried over into January. | An acre was first devined as the | amount of land a yoke of oxen could plow in a day. ferent categories for screen writ- ing. Why not just cite the best Pictures or TV shows and let all the creators take the bows. Awards post scripts....It looks as though few of the top Ocar con- tenders will be in town for the big event March 19. Shirley Booth and Bette Davis are in New York shows, and Julie Harris has been *|touring with “I Am. a Camera.” Kirk Douglas, Alec Guinness and Jose Ferrer are abroad, and Mar- ‘Jon Brando is off riding his motor- cycle. The latter may be induced to attend with a tuxedo coat over his tattered T-shirt. Gary Cooper is in Mexico, but may return for Oscar night. Only Joan Crawford and Susan Hay- ward are definitely expected to be in town... SPEAKER LISTED WINTER PARK (®—Wallace K. Harrison, who was. planning di- rector for the United Nations building in New York, and archi- tect for Rockefeller Center among other major projects, speaker on Rollins College Ani- mated Magazine Feb. 22. | stations often spell simple words. For example there are WHO of Des Moines, Ia.; WHOM of New York; | WEST of Easton, Pa.; WIRE of | Indianapolis; WOOD of Grand) } Rapids Mich., and WORK of York, |Pa. .»ANT PHEASANT — | fl | | WITH A MAD-ON.— Milkman d Cr iord uses a carrier rack as a shield against an attack from a pheasant that rushes out of nearby woods and tries to peck at 1 ing in the area but i or peddiers. The bird by @ sportsmen’s club. The > is a target f Wirephoto, him as he makes his rounds in Weymouth, some unexplained reason the pheasant chases doesnt is beliew foe Mass. For i milkmen de- bother mailmen, sa ed to be one released la: can't come toe ng seas soon the bird as soon as he parks will be a} U. S. 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