The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20

HEiNc hHoTHEn r.
DEFHK4SfoNY
Tha Government. which WAS
wrnalns sioo .ooo. 0oo. 600 yearly
- ihe peak of the war effort. Is
sNpNetea - cut its expenditure
- aEsund szs.oo0. 00o. 600 now
gA1f kseace has come.
y asansald be obvious to every.
hallE tat the elimination of this
sgwnnaang will have q Oppressive
sfA1xi upon the national economy.
= al tR offset only 20 the ex-
sNma iihat private enterprise
ssea1s ris Tnoney and even the
usasf Optimistic estimates do not
nAAni expenditure from private
A9rxeN
ms HsaaaH. inevitably, that
SsaeFw miil he something of a
slafnp ~ fecession In the econo-
So ertivity Of the nation. OBJ
sAanaly. a will take some time
~ gNxlate capitalism 10 increase
ssp4n.aittifea az the rate estab-
MssMa ~ ake Government under
81 skleenries ~ war.
q tlsNae Were TIE only factors
AmNsdx@a a wolla he fairly safe
81 bss4iet = drastic dcflation with
a. paMslkAlsly that an acute
essamaamae eFlsls would confront
So aatssn sn . short time after
- eNd - hasisltsies. This was
wmsa happsued after thu First
&@a @sr hui u was almost
SIS kRafe A3fafe the postwar de-
NseN8lam hss ttse mmtion.
NaM. a. we rearh the end Of
49, Maf wlfh Jmran, We must
FneaMmasE faeiofa which did not
eNial - tise close q the cartier
stlM9A1s Whether these are suf-
B'Nm*s 90 prevent a precipitate
Nefllae in enanoEuic activity and
akam asu1l e drastic depression is
8 gsHsasion upun which economists
a.fisr asGlsiF.
HisN would aitnaiion, when war
aMsAt. an M much more favor
$50 80 gt,e deVelopment OF for
ssm tEmlN than II the conclusion
- ffsm iasi war. The victorious
nslaaxs seem 30 he resolved TO CO.
eNs2mas Cos economile advantages
= weN - fsE victory. The Breton
seas Agreements offer a ray OF
haSm mna the Reciprocal Trade
tfxatg Tro9ram IL the United
staass ssEKssis that tariffs will
49, ~ ali@wea 90 atifle the barter
- n.N2is and services between
tise esalIiHs II the world.
b. 8tdiisam 90 the international
AsSms. tbs asmestlr situation APP
s4eEs g. ~ nsexh better than that
whssh luilwwed the laai war. The
- sasAsan "a Expenditures FOR
Ns0ssnt struggle has made
MAN eNANnsise savings by IN
49, ss~als and corporation. The
asN#H ~ cash - available 10
ealaMmsm ems depression by pro-
stilHN f4Enl84 far capital invest
asnsa 4Ed tlss parChase OF con.
saamNs ssssis. u this immense
iaaa ed INTO the economic
sgslesu KFasitlally u will have ar
ekNnea4nKiy heneficial influence
IEs.a tl,a eHtIrc econoTnic activity
81 ttse natloa
"A mafe seri0ats situation in
Naixss ihe workers and servic,
nsEn 80 tho euslntry bccause, will
fisF esd II fighting. many Of then
ntli - transferred 90 other fields
81 ensigavoF. About one-third o
tlw naiiunA working froce o.
elmao ,o individuals are in di
fs1s Nar Nork. Consolation o
WgEesmns9nt contracts will IN
staafiy eause unemployment
Wh~&laeF Il Wtll he temporary o.
EeFmansnt aepen<ls upon en-
$3.50 aIth which the nation u
nsuueEls ffmn yer ~ peace.
kHua asEhs asflsa predict tho
a 8'lal Eilfni vii reach A0O0.
90 @nhin SIXTY days after IN,
eNxsafion Il hosttlities with Jap
an This number will be- increased
sfteI men are discharged from
ttr aFmea services. When Ger
ems collapsed We had 8,3O0,OO
mNn tn the Army and 3,50O,0 OI
in tise Navy. The unemployment o
esr armcd forces will represen
a KiNaniic TeallOCatiOn OF man
poWer and u Is expected that clos
o. e.lAo. os9 men will be discharg
al - early as possible. Abou
hzlf "a the total. u Is believe,
Wiii b. released within one year
kn approaching the vast prob
tem e0anected With the realign
nlsni Il q nations energy int
peaeelui pursuits. Il might be
aaNsd idea 90 review the factor
insalxed IN oar mobilization 70
waF la this belligerent process
Ne nation cut loose with unlimit
a Al ..saLtusr faocaibla enOf