The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-01-11
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I'D EXPORTS
: ..:.:-:.a Called ca BY End Of
lar to Supply Added
hiiiiiono.
.. ,,r>....:.yy STILL NEE
re - : rinse prs-Was ehir"'s =
..-e- Situation In Wheat ard
F., Proves Governments
Policy Sound

'...;h tbs c.,ns In Europe sra~c"'
*. We low 10 consider 4 a. '--t'
% N s:tua: soa. But there cGi d" -
o,;e that the volume Of ou- e'iSog :
N he !::;,,ttenei to the slie..:'. =
re with ne esssatio0 Of il,
lions e people liberated .-4a' -
: IN yui:s ara Lev q, ;....--
-, y or -hs sood watch WH, Ees...
- '-'oc, TaYvatien.
- ',od th.. United States mad.
:;.-.e :or the forces Of der:c"
o r0!d out - victory. 10 i.!$1!"e
:. icy IN the world, We nCst c3l-
-. to- live simply In order that r'a
>a,p!y these liberated nations {.
ne with food Hunger aEicn. q
lie Inevitably breeds anc-2..,-.
er: IN .ood must complete the Vcfs
..gixing The world safe for desncc-
). : year we sat 100000 toUs %
: I'D , Europe. For the present y, =,
:, ont. tho European lilies 10 feed.
had originally pledged 0urseivr, y
) IIogram that would have iucrea -.
F., exports 10 l7.5OO.O0O tons. ~.
sea me liberated n.::enA We W
80 export total Of not less /. II
$50 toas-practically the limit
= ding capacity at cur ports. Re
~. :, me world food situation, y.
=. "a some foods win b obtainai~
n ~; ntitles sufficient to meet Ill
'..'.r needs under . regime Of ecc-
g ..l:a consumption On the o;''":
q. there will b marked word
i ;. ages In some important connie IL
t..
.:e..-n . Normal Bread Loaf
-. the enlarged wheat crops
..cl, American farmers have sro~D,
al Inc supplies OF Australia. the Ar
::....;pe and other markets HOW acces.
:" 20 shipping. there are bread
=, u. enough to enable the Hat.cns 10
.turn to their normal wheat scaf
70. I'D xs continue to mill 1ni'r ~
ga percentage Of extraction: and
=. !: an economy In eating aud the
.,;9ti.'rce o( waste.
y. as there VIII he 4 heavy s!,crt
.-e about 3.0Oo. COZ 600 pour.'s - ~
-, .'-pdrcts, dairy products and
*, :i.,.e oils. While there VIII &c a
eaor a.e o. about three million tons
X; proteia feet" for derry t: L
81. here Vail be sufficient :. -
:. her feedstut1s to allow e.. -;
resumption.
In the matter Of beef, tie r',".j's
supplies c:e limited 10 iha c:.pa. e
:..e. available refr!gerattrg ships i'"c
,.arniies Of beef N ArsIrulia, III, az.
milne ana the UElt.d ,stntes ale ST,
enf to ioad these ships. TIRE :, ii
Il 'a.nc.ace III the ir,2eE-: :, ,,l,:..-
:. :, bLt We Cannot hope = .E.::asl
:: .,.1s materially Cor III, neyt H'.::.,:. "a
J.. lew Of Gle bottle neck IN ,raas-
r.a;iN.
We will have scH!c.en. e:..'n'r ~
.-.,.:1 70 allow norma consurr, - IN
- country " the ctl.cr IL r.,
II t',eir preGcn: short ra.tna.s -.
q. ..:se thens only slightly. 10" "a.
aatr!es Of Europe, :,cweva'' - u.
>:,ss tiaeI present rn::cns =, ,,n
"a! extent viii necess...,..s :
.,s Ii gar. Ok oIr owa su!i..t- :. :.
eG,.
Twenty Mit!Ion Ts~s c. 20. :.
uf the world toni. .',~.h ! ..'c-
al furnish more tia: - >, .o..t,
:Ae United Sta.cs. inc IT, n,' ..'">'
.,'i"s. Will te sriiss. =. 81, :: :. "a
',.;% $40 tons OF fot ~. :, :.
,l,ars> Will, cur nr EXP. y :.
!. nj ;.GOou00 tcs =
'.,.'lp wa wi;i be 800 E :. $50" 81
.:'n:.r,,n IN usarY ;.'a',a =. c.".; .
, ,-4s.nt survey Of l." ."..- IT.,
8. comparison TO n".i. d"n.fs,... :.
q ;lclileisxiy thar ;. ;ro.'. ~, i.
i>.:3.ae urIess tn. IA. r;can - -.
ring thcir horn, c..ranEi,.' Ga t.s.
IL. the busest n,i'i!l4:c thar wai! ..,~.A
ain health and strength.
There are corrections OF fa.iin~ 4
;uroIre that VII nc betr:.i or :rNe
>, r,,leiy. ..litrp are AOtkN;.. ii, PEI
: -. In North H;is,.a whom |, -rr i
:r,.ll chance % reacil.Dg WITH r,u
e., winter l!,eir tvars'".-'aiioi
rallied In complete nnarr:. d..
=. ~ mary C TIER pr.ts srth i
f,.,.cn. even # Internal ,ra, -
...;dl be realized.
To Preserve Civilization.
1t thia moment Germany ias nc
a.t,.e SUCKED the food AID animal
r. = all t;.ose masses OF r-";de IN
t.,,, Inripnts:i and loft RtHry ne n,