The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-03-30
CITIZEN ARRANGE
FOR new ARTICLES
OF MUCH INTEREST
NATIONALLY FAMOUS ECO
NOMIC WRITERS TO FURN-
ISH STORIES ON IMPORT
ANT SUBJECTS

! The Citizen has Just arranged
for the addition to its staff of six
nationally famous economic writ
ers who will write daily articles
under the heading OF "You and
Your Nations Affairs" The Citi-
zen will present an article by a
different author each day. The
articles will deal with timely.
economic and political questions of
National significance.
These articles. as the title of
the feature suggests, will not be
abstract proiessolia essays. They
will give the readers an interest
ing and instructive picture OF the
place they occupy in the immense
~ complex and difficult problems
with which government officials.
legislators and business men all
over the world are wrestling.
DIR. Spahr has for several years
been a popular SPEAKER on the ra-
dio. He is also a writer of many
books and articles on money and
banking. He is chairman of the
Department of Economics, Ac-
counts and Finance of New York
University. Among his books are
Clearing and Collection of
Checks" "Methods and Status of
Scientific Research" ''The Fed
eral Reserve System and the Con-
troll of Credit" and Economic
Principles and Problems" DIR.
Spahr is also secretary of the
Economists National Committee
on Monetary Policy.
1 DR.. Carothers was formerly an
economic expert of the Depart
ment of State in Washington. He
was a Rhodes scholar and is a
member of the Pennsylvania
Rhodes Scholarship Selection Com
mittee and of the American Eco
nomic Association. He also has
been for many years popular "a
do speaker and regular contri-
butor to "This Week" syndicat-
ed magazine published by the New
York Herald Tribune.
DIR. Carter is known among
economists the world over not
only for his deep insight into Geo.
nomic subjects but also as a
phrase maker whose power to in
terest the lay public has attracted
to his writings an ever widening
circle of readers. He is known as
hokum hater. He is now a Wis
iting lecturer at the University
of Southern California and was
| formerly director of the Rural Or
ganization Service of the United
States Department of Agriculture
and advisor in Agricultural Eco
Monies to the department. He is
Fellow of the Royal Society and
of the American Academy of Arts
and Sciences. He is an ex-Presi-
dent of the American Economic
! Association.
DIR. Patterson is professor of eco
nomics in the University of Penn
| sylvania. He was formerly visit
ing professor at the Institute
Universitaire DIES Hautes Etudes,
! Internationales, Geneva, Switzer-
land and lecturer at the Academy
of international Law. The Hague,
Holland. He is also president of
the American Academy of Polit-
ical and Social Science.
DR.. Jones is a Fellow of the
Royal Economic Society and was
formerly vice president of the
American Economics Association
He is also an ex-president of the
Pacific Coast Economic Associa-
ton. Among his books are 1.-THE
Anthraite Coal Combination in
the United States" ''The Trust
Problem in the United States"
principles of Railway Transpor-
tation." "Principles of Public
Utilities" and he collaborated in
the publication of "Railroads-
Cases and Selections"
DIR. Thomas is president of the
Clarkson College of Technology
at Potsdam, N. Y. He is a bril-
liant writer with an easy flowing
style. In 1928 and 1929 he was
director of the Alabama State In
dustrial Board.
DIR. Dyer is now professor of
Economies at Vanderbilt Univer-
sity, Nashville, Tennessee. He is
/ the author of several books among
which are Democracy in the
South before the Civil War" and
History of Tennessee" He was
at one time a lecturer under the
auspices of the National Council
of New York City.
DR.. FackIer is a contributor to
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