Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 259, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 29 December 1947 — Page 2

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A Home Owned Democratic Newspaper 8uillTn Daily Times, founded 1965, as the daily edition of the Sullivan Democrat, founded 1854 PAUL POINTER .' Publisher BJUEANOK i-OYNTER JAMISON ...... Manager and Aaslitant Editor HOMES I.L MURRAY , ; Editor Kntered M aecoiid-clsM matter at Om PootoIItc. BuUivan, Indiana JPtbllahed dally xwtp Batwdar aad Sunday at US Waat Jackaon St. SulUvaa, Indiana Talapoona 13

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SDBscBirliow ratisi By Carrier, per week 15c By MU EUewhere la By Mail In Sullivan , B... And Adjoining Conntiei . Tk ValUA Statea. Tear , $4.00 ear 15 00 6x Months $2.25 Six Montha tfi.1t One Month 40 One Month .. JO All Mail Subscriptions Strictly In Advance, Two Free Years Of College College is and should be the dream come true of every boy and girl in high school. The wide-awake young man and young woman of today know they must have all the education possible to compete in business, industry, government and, in the professional fields. Bufy every boy and every girl no matter how badly they want it cannot go to college. It is true that more students go to college today than ever before, but the cost of higher education is still too high for millions. - , Thus, it is highly interesting to read that President -Truman's Commission on Higher Education has recommended two free years of college for all worthy students and has also asked for lower tuition fees fcr upper classmen and graduate students. If the government follows these recomv mendations, there is a bright prospect that many cf the boys .and .girls in junior and senior high school today will be in college tomorrow. They will enjoy 14 years of free education unsteacF of the standard 12. I ;i3E!h& repot t goes further. It recommends that many of the present concepts of education handed down to us by European schools which fitted young men for leisure instead ct useful work should be junked so that our schools may be 'attuned to the needs of the free citizens of our democracy." It proposes meshing vocational and professional training with I'liberal" education. fit proposes that hundreds of new "community colleges" ehculd be established. It would effect sweeping changes in

curnculums to eliminate over-specialization.

rvThis would be supplemented with an expanded and im-

igjiiative adult education program.

5 federal aid, of course, would be required, lhis means

'we will have to talk to our congressmen about the proposals. I Failure to aid education in the poorer states, says the commission, is "not only denying to millions of young people the chance in life to which they are entitled ; we are also depriving the nation of a vast amount of potential leadership and potential social competence which it sorely needs." These are only a few highlights of the report. They are well worth our study if we are to give our children in America the best education of any people in the world. Let's see that this report is kept alive.

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES MONDAY, DEC. 29, 1947.

SULLIVAN. INDIANA

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NEW YORK (UP Macy's de- changed managers, and 2, bepartment store sold an average cause that year's business had of 7,0000 helium-filled balloons been ciosed out. So the reformed per day during the Christmas thief contributed $15 cost of the season and had to assign a trousers to the Moultrie Youth staff of porters to the nightly renter.

task of picking a goodly number

oi mem oil the ceilings. The buoyant balloons had. a way of getting loose from the fingers of the small fry. Retrieving the balloons was a cinch on the upper floors, where the porters usually could snare the string with a long window pole. The main floor's high ceiling, however, presented another problem. The porters rigged up another balloon with a weight, sent it aloft, deftly twirled the string and snared the fugitive balloons.

Quit paying rent and own syour home. Special bargains!

on Dronerty on installment!

jplan. Also farms for sale.

W. T. MELLOTT

Conscience Cleared MOULTRIE, Ga. (UP) A con

science-stricken thief who. stole

two pairs of pants from a de

partment store here in 1943 returned to pay for them. But the

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Eescue workers remove body from twisted PliY. MID-AIR COLLISION of a PBY Navy patrol bomber and a Corsair fighter plane during landing attempt at Norfolk, Va., kills seven and injures one crewman. (Internationa! Soundpboto)

says FAST READERS GET not eoina to improve the Eowery Winthrop,' Mass., while his bro-

MORE OUT OF BOOK just by changing its name. ther, Donald, is president of the H8 So. Main PhOUe 98

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i.t y , of the anthropological museum at er. Norman Lewis, supervisor ot " . a .. . the University of Texas can't

City College's adult education answer why no purchaser can be

program, said. A study of the habits of 700 men and women attending his course in the last three years shows that slow readers laarn less, he said. j "Too-careful readina. whera

speed is sacrificed by plodding ar.d for JO years has' offered "io,'t through material," he said, "leads tss one of the pair for. 33005 ' to an excessive concentration' on-: wihout takers. , ' i ; , ' detail and the result is that the "Yet- everybody who visits tne reader loses the meat of the t?xt." museum wants to see it,', said , Gray goods in textile manMfac- ne caretaker. j

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exhibits that drews most visitors-.. It is a shrunken human head that once sat proudly' on the. shoulders of an Ecuadorian Indian warrior. . " ' ' i The museum has two of "ihena

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WHAT. CHANGE THE NAME OF BOWERY? NEVER! NEW YCKK (UP) The Bow

ery Improvement Committee of and made off belore

JVr.ild Dark Stuff ' , : PROVIDENCE, , R. '. I. (UPi-, Irked because he got no stamps after dropping a nickel into a stamp machine at a bus terminal, a customer grabbed the machine

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the-East Side Chamber of Com- agent,' Harold Waterman, could merce has started a survey of stop him. . J merchants in that historic section , I looking toward . changing the Brothers Dominate Classes j name of The Bowery. . 1 EXETER. N. H. (UP) Two, Sammy Pucas, a member, of sqU r.f brothers serve as nresithe committee . and owner of dents of the four classes at PhilSamrcy's Eowery FoUies, one of lips Exeter Academy. Ed;ar M. the better known spots in the Cousins of Old Town, Me., is ares, was among the dissenters. ares-'dent .of the senior class and "Yp'i csn nut a new suit on r his brother, Korbert, heads the burn, but he's still a bum," he sophomore class. The junior class y-iid. "In the same way, you're leader h Francis J. Madden of

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greatly increased, there is insufficient C.V. to supply all and it is necessary, in fairness to all, to "ration" your dealer . . . So, if, at times lie cannot supply you, please ask for C.V. again.

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