Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 11, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 15 January 1947 — Page 3

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SULLIVAN DAILY TLME3- WEDNESDAY, Jan. 15, 1947. SULLIVAN. INDIANA

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Back To Economic Isolationism? During and since the war we have" had a bipartisan foreign policy. Both President Truman and Republican leaders ?f : e n? Congress say they favor keeping it that way. but a stiff test of such co-operation is coming in debates on Ue reciprocal tariff program. Broadcasting on a national forum Saturday night, two Aew Jersey Republicans Chairman Eaton of the House ioreign affairs committee and Senator Smith, a member of the foreign relations committee of his branch of Cong-ess aflirmed their belief that politics should stop at the water's cuge. Lut they admitted that co-opeiation between the two parties would be easier on political than on economic phases cf loragu policy. Moreover, they mentioned the possibility that Congress 1 rf:examine the machinery of economic co-operation with other nations. They did not concede that such a reexamination would seriously affect our foreign relations, but that reference is one of several indications that trouble is brewing. Last month Representative Gearhart, California Kepubhean, said he would ask the House to investigate the Unit policies and program of the Truman administration Inlni1,? ? 81 r-ff f iser!1t0, lhe State Department's plan to iMigain for tariff cuts with 18 nations at Geneva in April. Groups outside Congress, of course, are encourage such opposition. The American Tariff League demands that " f ch"ff b,e inserted in all our trade agreements And the agricultural committees of 13 southern states re-"?L1S-Sue statement condemning: "any reduction whatever in; tariffs on 1,350 items. These seem the beginning determined efforts to build a new wall of trade Sera and restrictions around America. "urieis tJvVTlfTrR?n established in 1934, when Seejetai y of State Hull and Congress worked out the reciprocal If! 9fmi?n "?" hich the .administration S .1km ed to cut tariffs without asking Congress to approve carh slash, lhe Seventy-ninth Congress renewed that act for ia JZ n) .f-' lhe administration power until June, 1J18, to cut tariffs up to 50 percent of the 1915 rates But some Republicans sought to defeat that extension and rolled up a sizable vote in the House. Now sHch Republicans, w th ome SOuthenLpemoW,tic support, aAin seem bent on eti eating from our present world trad basis. lhis threat is increasingly serious, because so much has 1 SB? LihL WW ties in

'"-'"u"u xuiy ana ar.aouizati.on Fund, which we sponsored at the Bretton Woods conference in 1944, and ".th the newer United Nations Economic and Social Co 2tL l1 Tv0id nd AF1f.uItre Organization and the InternaI " VaC,,e 9r-an,zation. These are highlights of world etlorts to e hmmate fierce economic compet'tion und to overhV:.1r(fn;erIy('nWIcle'spVead areas-both conditions that nave contributed to wars. ; The reciprocal tariff program thus is one of the foundations on which our effective co-operation with other nations t hw, Cons:,1ess Is Jn? to hedge on its delegation of a- ' tlionty to vvork out mutual reduction of economic barriers ivnd discriminating so that international trade can be broad-'

.v.u, lfc may jiupair. otner measures for establishing a lastnig peace. Members cf both parties who sincerely believe in inter-

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The "Shimmying " car is a dangerous car. The unusual strains, difficult driving discomjori cause accidents besides ruining your tires. We correct " Shimmy " ,properly

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CHARTJgTON, W. Va. (UP) In the recent state-wide deer season, the oldest successful hunter was a man of 82 and the youngest was a boy of 11, the state conservation commission reported. Both got a buck. BLOOJVIS IN DECEMBER

Magician Proves Point I . SEATTLE (UP) Dorothy Caranza now believes in magic. She ( met a man in a tavern who claimed to be a magician. He even proved it to her. He made several things disappear spoons,

glasses, coins and her $100 wrist

watch.

EUGENE, Ore. (UP) A rho

dodendron plant that got its seasons mixed and bloomed ini December, five months before its 1

usual time, was exhibited here by George W. Crain of Florence, Ore.

TO NEGLECT SNIFFLES, SNEEZES OF

Honored After 28 Years WORTHINGTON. Minn. (UP)

The War Department plaved i

Santa Claus to John Danneman, I who was awarded the Purnle :

Heart on Christmas. 28 years'

after he was wounded rinrinjt 1

World War I. Danneman was re- !

ported killed and it took 28 years to straighten out the records.

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We are having many calls for farms in Sullivan and

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