Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 190, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 24 September 1948 — Page 2

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, SEPT. 24, 1948.

SULLIVAN, INDIANA

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Now The Nations Must Act There has never been a more stupid or more unjustified assassination of a great and good man than the murder ot Pnnnt TV1l.i Riivnoriz-if Via 1 mi-furl M'lfirmc morliQtrvr in til

Holy Land. The Ccunt was truly a man of peace and good will. Hio family the royal family of Sweden has for generations distinguished itself by remaining aloof from international quarrels. As head of the Swedish Red Cross and a prominent figure in the International Red Cross, the Count was known ana respected as a sincere and earnest worker for the welfare of all men. Undoubtedly he knew that danger was involved in ac cepting the delicate task of keeping the Arabs and Israeli fiom fruitless slaughter. But he did not hesitate to take thai risk. - ' , if Ac v.rf moffoi. n-vooflu wVioViov Prmnt .' Rernarlftttf.

11- UUCO lliabbX i Vt H J HUVKIIV., WW - : was slain by irresponsible and hot-headed Israeli, by members cf the outlawed Sternists disguised as soldiers of the Jewish army, cr by Arabs likewise so. disguised. What does matter is that United Nations now must eith er prove itself an effective force for peace in the world or b lelegated to the same anonymous dust of history where lie the unmcurned body of the League of Nations. : The question now is simple. Is United Nations are th powers which so bravely pledged their good will and strengtl to a wtrld governed by-justice under peaceful law going t take this affront to peace, human dignity and right simplj as an "incident" cr will the collective horror of mankinc over this symbolic killing shock the world into sanity and uni f ied action for peace? Are the nations of the world to cont;nue to allow "inci dents" such as this, such as the conflict between Hyderabat and India, The Netherlands and Indonesia, the Berlin crisis : the Korean and Chinese crises, the Middle European crises continue day after day and week after week until they final ly drift tc their horrible and inevitable conclusion ? Or will the death cf Bernadotte rouse them out of thei present dreadful lethargy? The whole world and we include the Russian peopledifferentiating them from their masters in the Kremlin is desperately tired of the "cold war" which has wracked the globe since V-J Day. - If United Nations does not rise to this occasion not merely to solve the Arab-Israeli problem but to come t grips with all these others, then let us be done with it. Let us find something which will work.

There is no sense in kidding ourselves that we have "one world" today, or even any semblance of it. And if this doe not bring us closer much closer to that desirable goal, then let's fcrget United Nations and start all over again. Most of the nations on earth dc believe in the principle: upon which United Nations was built. Some of them are now

neia m ocnaage under a regime wnicn so lar fias given nsigns of having the first concept of democracy or peace und er the law. Their hope, and the hope of the rest cf the world, is t . create a great and shining institution which will so appea" : to. the ideals and inspirations of mankind that the dream oi universal peace can come true.

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THE ANSWER, QUICK! 1. A manicure beautifies the hands and fingernails; what word describes the same care of the feet and toenails? 2. What is meant by the expression, "As the crow flies" ? 3. Which word does not belong in the following group copper, gold, aluminum, chlorine? 4. Is Honduras situated in Central or South America? 5. What states are nicknamed the Golden State, the Silver State, the Copper State?

By LILIAN CAMPBELL Central Press Writer United States in 1906, and is a United States citizen in his home town.

MODERN MANNERS , As a visitor to another city, praise the admirable things about the place and never criticise it and compare it unfavorably with your home town.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY Birthday greetings to Dimitri Dimitrievich Shoshtakovitch, Russian composer, today. Alfred Cortot, French musician, and Fay Wray, screen actress, are to be congratulated on birthdays Sunday, Sept. 26.

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YOUR FUTURE Luck should be with you at this time, and may bring you expected or necessary moves. Happiness should be yours in the next year, so do not-spoil it by erratic actions. Seek the advice of older people. If your birthday falls on Sunday, Sept 26, you may feel some confusion due to the day's influences, but relax and keep quiet. . Good fortune should be yours this next year. One word of caution: do not be over-trustful of strangers. Older persons will be helpful.

DUG6ER Mrs. Margaret , Bedwe.ll is visiting her daughter in Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Roman and family of Hammond, are visiting Mrs. Stella Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. William Spinks have returned from Sandford, Florida, where they spent seviral months, Mr. and Mrs. Luke Jennings, vho have been , the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Reel, have "eturned to their horns in Flint, Michigan. Dr. Betty Duk-es and children, Mrs.. E. A. Hammack and Mrs. F. M. Dukes were in Linton Wednesday. Mrs. Abbie Boher of Linton, is the guest of Mrs. Myrtle Batey. Mrs. Ira Batch and Mrs. Mona Hopkins .were in Linton Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Irvin, who have been living in Bicknell have returned to Duaeer.

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Ex-waitress Ex-child prodigy JOBS UPON A TIME Eleanor Parker, a Cleveland girl, is a plucky young woman. She started in stock at Martha's Vineyard, paying for her dramatic instruction by waiting on tables. During her first year at the Pasadena Playhouse she won a screen contract, and has dared to duplicate Bette Davis' part in Of Human Bondage and Margaret Sul-' livan's in Voice of the Turtle. Escape. Me Never is a recent picture in which Eleanor has the leading role. In private life he' is Mrs. Bob Friedlob. Artur Rubinstein, one of the foremost pianists of the American concert stage, was born in Warsaw, Poland, and first studied the violin, but preferred the piano. He accidentally smashed his first piano as a child, and transferred to the piano, making his debut at the age of six as a child prodigy. Rubinstein came to the

IT HAPPENED TODAY On Sept. 25, 1947, President Truman appealed to the American people to conserve food for the double purpose of bringing domestic prices down and sending supplies to hungry Europe. Felicia Hemans, English poetess, was born on this date in 1793. On Sept. 26, 1947, Great Britain announced before the Palestine committee of the United Nations General Assembly that, in the absence of a settlement of the Holy Land problem, she would lay down her mandate and withdraw her military and administrative forces from there.

i - IT'S BEEN SAID i - Nothing can bring yon' peace but yourself. Nothing can bring you peace but the triumph cf principles. Emerson.

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Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Barcus attended a theatre in Sullivan Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pinkslmi attended the horse races at Clinton Sunday.

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FORBKP CORNER Mrs. Ada Forbes spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Huntworth. Mrs. Pearl Brown, Mrs. Lois King, Mrs. Helen Vanderptol and Charles Sharpe were in Sullivan Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sharpe and Mr. and Mrs. Harley Huntworth visited their daughters in Elwood and Muricie, Indiana over the weck-snci. Mrs. Helen Shaw, Heien Vanderpool, Herschel Hall and Charles Sharpe attended the theatre in Hymera Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Herr attended the Veteran's picnic at Shelburn rprcntJy. Mr. and Mrs. James Sharpe

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