The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 4, 1954, Page 5

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‘ ; I o dl | Reaches Fifty % d Birthday P Studies \Negotiations Set ‘Thursday, a 1954 «THE KEY WEST CITIZES ee sitoes 8 Satie aged will co Business has a big stake in ° { ’ change in the population's g SEQUL ‘w—South Korean For- f d . “ore With A Reawakened Interest In The World Campaign obhct paver ta ne _ Todays Mary busintcs wile affects get Today —_ = xacr'sor ti te hal er oo eee sa = if lows dow gain i ume : jsible.to his government for of- é } Business ane: See See INew York in 1947 by rude andj” Since Leg war he on sade a! By D. HAROLD OLIVER ere — law com- Z curious passers-by. trips as an Force’ iGTON —Republicans 7! wal F but has been seen in pub- Porn ae sgl paaoe i 1954 Pytm said during @ news con- , Mirror ter y cars are mad campaign budget to help elect a feTeme that negotiations between 8 h clothing and food sod Life,” |Congress with a bigger proportion the Urited States and South Korea By Sam Dawson be needed; how many househo embai lof members from the President's Would begin this month to outline . jappliances and furnishings can b his life.| party. an administrative agreement. =| NEW YORK w — Babies — will, But the war and the postwar sold. It wil ermine whether preach’ The party’s national Finance, Thé United States has a similar/they cure any recession that may|/boom sent the marriage and birth/other big boom in home build all who\Commitiee was called into closed #8teement with Japan. \be in the making? rates up again—as wars andiis com hether more schoo jsession amid talk the 1950 budget The reasoning: Since people will/booms usually do mus t World War of $1,900,000 might have to be DIG THAT CRAZY go on having babies, the population) The population grew more rap-/> America “out of/nearly doubled because of the MIXED-UP LOON of the United States will continue igly than ever b Good times! | » thing oe a jProspect of increased use of tele-— cus aie ae a Pees are at edhahaaee ere brought earlier marriages and no- pat! - Scodecnen of ng bo eveSivision and radio. The year 1950, GRAND RA » Mich. % — An)pace, Meeting the needs of alliticeably larger families. § of more lu control our|was the last when an cculouively out-of oon got mixed Up inithese new citizens will launch busi- People are talking’ now about fashioning of moral force,| congressional election was held. _ its flicht pattern while looking fortness and industry on another i Be » the ponnla,(tools of production, us with its material-| The National Committee Hegins a lake to land on and ran headon boom, an indefinite boom in the popula- “ aircraft and), two-day session. tomorrow. The into a passenger transport Plane} But of all the statistics which tion and therefore in the econ- fyt aie he |high spot will come tomorrow night yesterday at the Kent County Air-| slide-rule boys like to reine tote omy. Some even wonder a little ¢ we Te-\ w! ident Ei rt. 1 basis for their wher, h ood is te ome that spiritual them. brag goer (ogg ingen "The bird was grounded and an beeaenig the dirth rate can be “ag pisces ee as Tages a al- may de-\supper at a sports arena. airport employe went to its aid.ithe most fickle. It fluctuates ga noe he 0 knows, for thal of nuclear) Women leaders and Young Re-|Now the loon reposes at the public/among nations. It changes from re hiciaa te hae Predict for the’ ma ut what more people will ance Of/pubicans also are holding strategy|Museum nursing multiple injur-lone generation to the next, And|America of the future. live to be 100? ‘term | sessions and each group is being ies. it reacts sensitively to good times} Only a few seem to wonder,! And perhaps coming generatio char-lreceived at the White House. | ——— and bad. should there be another depres- will go right back to great-grand . | The Republican campaign plan| Both barely and millet were sta-' During the depression of the | sion, would there be as many mother’s day when a 10 or we concentrate: our at-|calls for concentrating most money|Ple foods in Egypt as early a8)1930's people had too much trou- early marriages as now, as many|child family wasn’t unusual enougl the tools of economics, /and speakers in eighi of the 226,000 B. C. ble feeding themselves to welcome|babies, as great an urge to have to get her even on a televisic war, we must not neglect the| states where Democratic senator-/ ——_______——|any more mouths. Both the mar-|large families to feed, clothe and! audience participation show—on basic means of surviving, the ba-|ial incumbents face re-election and their best chances of turning out/riage rate and the birth rate. went| educate. \pioneering hardship, however, th in the 85 districts where Democrats Senate Democrats wil! be in Min-|down, as they usually do in bad| Population has its other phase./she didn’t have to face, or Republicans won by 5 per cent nesota (Humphrey), Montana |times. Science has steadily increased the} io led on jor less in 1952. Republican senatots (Murray), Iowa (Gillette), Illinois} People got pretty gloomy about|term of life expectancy, The army! The Olynppi- Peninsula in nos together. Mrs. Lindbergh Robert A. ps oa ita tive {202s stiff fights also will be given|(Douglas), Wyoming (Hunt), Ohio} America’s future and talked a lot of the aged is growing at the same western Washington State may g Material dor two suectes ae ie Bg Ker termad in. |more than usual assistance. \(Burke), New Mexico (Anderson),/about its being a mature economy|impressive rate as the school of/more than 200 inches of rainfall [eve crhipanrayr nani see Sa The Republican strategists sayiand Delaware (Frear). with no more growth left in it, young fry. Chances seem good that'a wet year. re three sons: Jon, 21,/The institute reported hundreds of , Scott, 10; and two daugh-|calls for copies. . 13, and Reeve, 8. Lindbergh had agreed to ad- . tne, be-ldress the — a on _condi- Lindber; 'S POP-/tion that photographers be barred, with the public wore thin. except for the usual “banquet adored flier in a 1941/photograph” by a commercial mia te Bi, te Jeena, BUY THE BIG 16-0Z. ECONOMY-SIZE PRIDE AND GET THIS photographer purchased a copy. Press-The next morning newspapers fea- i this country toward war.” Injtured a “blown-up”- shot of the “The quickest/headtable group as “the picture ve ea coat te Luxurious Cotton Flannel ‘as. The Logan} “No harm done,” he told them. x at don’t consider the picture rer- . Claude Pepper a oe F t Reggae hans iar ie C @) T H a |, 40, who maintains he keeps in good health by gi blood, alue the deans his 105th A gM Red <o* V e pee ai iy 2 ‘ efit He La rel if & F z § E é£ 4 A g2 i hi lal Fas sa 4 ; i it L A. i e 7! Eg if fe a E edesgitbhyit nies lig 4 ' Hy H RF EgEE Fees pls fi ig Pe Air Corps Reserve. Cross blood bank Wednesday. But upon the Japanese attack} “I was on crutches suffering upon Pearl Harbor, he offered his|from rheumatism 20 years ago services to the War Department,|when a doctor suggested I give ae jearly in 1942 became an adviser|blood,” Russell said. ‘A little while times [at the Ford bomber plant. Later/later, I threw the crutches away, Ihe advised the air services and/Believe ‘it or not, I’ve been in flew combat missions in the Pa-|perfect health since.” | i | | | | | | | | | | | | | ! | | o~ Cn SS =. € od, are & *Choice of three lovely colors: aqua, maize or pink! *Lock-stitched on all 4 edges! *Washable.....use it over and over! 4 PRIDE waxes furniture withou. rubbing : Just apply, let dry, wipe lightly for the richest, longest lasting wax luster you've ever seen on wood. Housework flies when you “hire’’ electric appliances to help you. Lees time in the kitchen, with a speedy electric range—and those wonderful helpers, the electric dishwasher, refrigerator, and home freezer. Less time with the laundry, thanks to the magic team—electric washer, dryer, and ironer. Yes, electric appliances give you new freedom—your house- work is quicker, easier. And it costs less to go ali-electric—betause the more electricity you use, the lower the price. - Only electricity does all kinds of household jobs. City Electric Sysiem ELECTRICITY TODAY'S BIGGEST BARGAIN = 4. a PORES ERE sy ee fe 8 cock fox your clowi ia this

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