Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 108, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 30 May 1947 — Page 2

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BULLIVAN DAILY TIME5-H FRIDAY, MAY SO, 1947. SULLIVAN. INDIANA

A Home Owned Democratic Newspaper " Sullivan Daily limes, f ounded 1905, as the daily edition of the Sullivan Democrat, founded 1854 PAUL POYNTER ...-.. .. . PubIIher ELEANOR POYNTER JAMISON Manager and" Assistant Editor HOMER H. MURRAY , Editor . Entered as second-class matter at the Postoffice, Sullivan, Indiana - Published dally except Saturday and Sunday at 115 West Jackson St. Sullivan, Indiana Telephone 12

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Bread A Strong Key To Peace Bread, long- described as the staff of life, also may become a key to peace. ' To most of us in America bread is. a cheap commodity which we can buy in unlimited quantities for a few cents a loaf. It is a commodity which is passed out generously in res

taurants. We can have our bread in fancy rolls, m southern biscuits or in any number .of attractive styles and frills. To most of the world, however, bread is something hard to get. In some countries there would' be a scramble for the crust or crumbs which we carelessly throw away. And in reconciling these two conditions, a conference of more than 20 nations is about to give the peace machinery its first basic, economic test. If the program works out it can mean better living for millions around the world for. farmers in the producing nations such as ours and for. the millions to whom the price of bread can mean the difference between hunger and enough to eat. Sijrrjd Ame, Associated Press writer who has been following the international wheat conference, says there are three goals; .i 1. To fix floor and ceiling prices for wheat. 2. To see that the world produces neither more nor less wheat than it needs.

3. To see that areas of recurring famine get bread. Our problem and the problem of other big wheat producers is to stop the drop in price before it gets too low. .as it did in' the-30s when American wheat farmers faced bankruptcy. Wheat then was 35 cents a bushel. It is now $2.50 lmt will drop when war-wrecked nations get back into production. The problems cf the needy nations is to buy wheat at a top price thev can afford to pa?. The conference seeks to strike a medium between these two problems. ." There are numerous obstacles to overcome before , the program can work. But American optimism for a settlement is a, shining light in the negotiations. If we can make this program work we may be on the road to lasting peace for it is generally recognized that want is a cause of war. If we can guarantee the freedom from want

we. then.' will eliminate iSVr-of -the causes of armed conflict.

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MARSHALL, 111. It will be a classy field of starters who face the checkered flag at the Marshall fairgrounds speedway? Sunday afternoon when the inaugural program of midget auto races get under way. Early entries indicate that at least 25 top notch pilots will compete on the big eight event program, which will start at 2 p. m. C. S. T. with time trials. Four qualifying heats, a handicap, a semifinal, and the Marshall Sweepstakes comprise the program. All races will be inverted, which assures tight thrill packed racing from start to finish. The track has been., ironed out and groomed lightning fast, and

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