The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-10-23

months Of peace, Europe would storm
our markcis we must maintain reg
ulatson for that reason alon, But
think we win want to do 81 Tor the
same Id.alfstic reasons that we haVei
been responsible Tor onr conservation
program up 90 now.
THE animal herds 90 many parts
Of Europe pre- being wiped or they
are aifnoS; gone in some places They
had to be slaughtered for meat and
becniis. they couldn't be- fed. SO herc
~. have been WORKING to build up a
great animal reserve We must re-
plcnish those herds for them after the
war I've must be- ready 60 10 il. Those
herds mean milk and butter and fat
az well as meat And the mont ISL
going 10 be vitality important w ne
building tho weakened and Empower
ished peoples who have had 10 go
through the strain Of the war.
We're getting the reserve Doine
TINT Involves good many problems.
Feed ~ one Then there ARE droughts
and hliuhts that we have 10 combat
as the, come We have TO move rnt-
tie hy train m times from section
where tho, can't be fed or waterod
sun we syo succeeding and there ore
no difficulties We can't overcome W.
are doing apiendidiy with hogs
wear ago our herd Of hogs numbered
about sivtv million Now n has gone
up 10 ninety million.
These are fncts which answer the
question We nrc looking ahead now
to the time after the war We still
have plenty 20 DO during the war. and
viii have and the war Is not over Nct
nor can We see the end % IL. i'ni we
can't ignore what we shall have To- DO
nfterward u We do We Will not be-
able TO make good"
''rhe worl, mus, so on-ihere is n
tremendous lot vet 20 he accomplish
od We have 55l0oOO tons more ~
foodstuffs te shin abroad this year
lLan iust and he surplus go draw
| from is no larger than last years.
says Administrator pcdon.
Food Conservation continues as
necessary although largely on a. vpl~
unfair, basis ns ever The duration OF
the war Is sim an uncertain fnctor. but
, inter the end does come ! Imagine q
4 large numhar Of American soldiers
5 mist be LET, in Europe for months 20
! aid IN policing the situation there. aud
| n viii take q year or more after peace
4 i4 declared TO TRANSPORT an oar boys
4 back home
I'm the meantime We must feed
\ them and we must feed them plen-
Il TRULY We must assist n the feed
. ing Of some So 600 O0D of the starsirr
Il peoples az the smaller nations firing
+ ing the border OF GERMANY and Aus
II trin- Hungary who must luoN 9,
L America for food perhaps Tor sever
al wears 10 come.
There our great opportunity 60 d;
1 orr part IN restoring the equilihrufr
of Europe Is still ahead OF us and ",
must Rrasp it ana grow nor wenrN IN
well doing until after peac. comes an,
after the reconstruction period wncr
the small nations nre set upon theh
feet ugan established IN their re-.
I spective places ana positions amoug
the prosperous happy nations OF the
earth
Thus. as we have sacrificed. as W,
have economical let us continue with
out abatement our economy and ON
sacrifice gladly until that bright am,
plOrious day when nll THE nations 81
The world shall he al pence nud upol
sound substantial footing: anti
hunger and want have disappeared
aud until we have back with us aeair
ip our homes and hN ou4 firesldel
those brave courageous loved ones VII,
fearlcsaiN went over the seas TO scyel
the snucklcs of ruthless Huunism from
the wrists and andes of The weake
peoples. 10 wage ana 10 win war %
Freedom. Democracy and Christian
itN and To- establish "a reutp of IA.