Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 17, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 23 January 1945 — Page 3

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES. TUESDAY, JAN. 23, 1945.

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For Sale It OF seed just arrived. Why

2ct your spring needs while

can. arm uureau uo-op.

I)R John Deere parts ana

ce call 285 at Mace Tire &

ry. Service, Sullivan, Ind.

T FLOWERS and in's Greenhouse.

Plants.

rALITY FEEDS Dog Food,

25 lb. $1.45; 16 Dairy, Wo Egg Mash; $3.30;

ch Feed, $2.1)5. Abie s Feed

PLES Rome Beauty, Winemd Crimes Golden, $1.00 to bu. Cokl storage Turley, . Bollen Orchard, Linton.

fLAS Batteries for sale; heavy

, glass insulated. Quick batcharging. Hud's Standard ice (Vickrey's).

;ED Mun-a-Mar laying mash.

in vitamins and minerals.

nghain Hatchery.

)R SALE 2 milk

l, one fresh soon;

hornless R. 4.

goats, one one billy.

Achie Hiatt, Sulli-

CAR FOR SALE 1910 Hudson Super Six sedan. Good condition. Inquire at Shell Service Station, corner Jackson & Section St.

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SHELBURN

FOR SALE 3 heifer calves j

from high producing -Jerseys. One to three weeks old. Leslie

last her Mr.

Eaton, 2 Lebanon.

miles northeast New,

Mrs. Pete Osborne spent week in Indianapolis with ! sister and brother-in-law,

'and Mrs. Emory Tomey. 1 l Miss Ruth Criss of Terre Haute

spent Sunday here with her

FOR SALE 55-gal. steel drums, clean. Also yearling Hereford bull. Phone 55E. Loy Dowty, lVs north and 1 mile west Shclburn. '

FOR SALE Model A Interna-I tional tractor and plow, prac-1 tically new starter, lights, power' lift, on rubber. Wayne Drake, Fairbanks. Fairbanks phone. j

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Uon, snows Mrs. Elizabeth Marina Jones, 18, London strip tease Silancer, who with U. S. Para,.trooper.Karl G. Hulten, 22, Boston, Mass., is on trial in London

for the slaying of George Heath, ' mothei.; Mrs. Ollie Criss.

ixjiiaon taxi anver. mrs. jones, Mr and Mrs. Henry Cottingham accused her co-defendant of "cold-1 of lndianapolis wno have been flooded murder," (Internat:omi; here for a few weeks beCause of : j the illness and death of her

father, Charles Carrithers, return

ed to their home Saturday after

noon.

Miss Eulala Taylor of Terre J

Haute spent Sunday here with her father, James Taylor.

Wanted

WANTED Dead animals. We remove your dead animals free of charge. Phone No. 9 reverse tharges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co.

For Rent

I WANTED TO RENT 50 to( 1 100-acre farm. Call 7-H, Shelburn.j i Earl Wilbur. I

CARLISLE

ehters, Katherine and Betty, attended the funeral of Mrs. Viola Harlow of Scotlstown Friday. Ralph Kendall has returned In Great Lakes after a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kendall.

her parents, Easton.

Mr. and Mrs. George

RATIONING SUMMAKY

This Morning's Headlines ROAD INTO CHINA DECLARED OPEN. The new Ledo Road to China was officially declared ucu to military traffic last night and the first convoy of trucks to carry supplies across Burma in two and a half years was ready to leave Myitkyina, Burma, ou the final leg of its winding journey of more than 1,000 miles through mountains and jungle to Kunming.

MEROM

says none

. Ac Howard Sparks of Indiana i fore March 1.

Meats, Cheese and Dairy Prod

uctsBook 4 red stamps Q5'

through X5 now good. No term-

1: Unim Una ri( flPA (

llJIdUUU Ucuca U1VV uu. ov.., - "I T. TA..J1., C Un f Mik!n,n it flrcl

will be invalidated be-l as utwe' " "" . ..o..

Next series will be' woman secretary ana tne committee unanimously approved a mm-

G. O. P. RETAINS BROWNELL. The republican national committee, voting coivfidence in Chairman Herbert Brownell, Jr., adopt

ed a year-round political action program praised by Governor Thom-

FOR RENT Apartment

ly furnished for girl who works. Close in, Reasonable. Call at Purity Food Shop, South Side Square.

. J WANTED High chair, baby Nice- bed and play pen. Phone 8214.

)R SALE Coal range, good

ew, Keservoir, ana goou uut-

Jsed a short time. Hurry!

y! 317 E. Harris.

WANTED TO RENT 150 to 250-acrc grain anfl livestock farm i iHavc two tractors fully equipped,' j team. References. Write Box BZ,

c-o t imes.

-- 'German prisoner. WANTED TO BUY Two-wheel' was a teacher in

. , I trailer, 600-16 wheels. With or ALVEY pays 10c for your beef without tires. Anderson & Hiatt,

Miscellaneous

Mrs. Bertha Stultz called

Mrs. Stella Stultz Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Orson Willard visited with Mrs. Willard's mother, Mrs. Ora Beneficld Thursday. Word has been received by Mrs. Marie Scbrec that licr son-in-law, George Blanford, is a

University spent' the week-end here with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sparks and daughter. Mrs. Sarah Reid ' spent last

Thursday with Mr. and

Charles Hardin of Sullivan. Mrs. Hardin, who is a sister of Mrs. Reid is quite ill. Mrs. Robert Daniels and Miss Lois Pierson of Indianapolis spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pierson and family. Mrs. Hattie Tweedy and Mrs. Allen Greene and son spent Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. N. E. Denny. Mr. and Mrs. W'illard Sparks and son of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Hale. Mrs. H; tiie Crowe left Monday

morning to. spend a few days with

validated Jan. 28. Processed Foods Book 4 blue stamps X5 through Z5 and A2 through G2'now good. No term-

Mrs, i ination dates set; OPA says none

tant opposition" program outlined by Brownell.

before March be validated

hides. Alvcy Feed Co., southwest; Phone 245

corner 2nd & Ohio, Terre Haute

YOUNG, : experienced man

prizes' wants larm jod or

.FREE! Three valuable

: with feed Durchased or chicks around New Lebanon

JR SALE Girls plaid wool booked on valuable prizes during Sisson, R. 5, Vincennes, Ind. , size 16. Like new. 220 S. January and February. Now in I - ' ' -'V ' i St. effect. Watch for further inform-! WANTED -To buy a - " "iation in this newspaper. Ask par'fcrm from 80.to 160 acres, OR SALE Baled straw, baled ticuars at Johnson Feed and or. wllnout improvements, er hay, corner and line posts Supply Co., 115 South Court, i Mlckev-

good with Bill

! hybrid seed corn. Bill Mickey, !pi10ne (JOG.

OR SALE Four Guernsey

era, one reaciy to iiesnen. jwu stored. Everett Irvin, south of

Lebanon.

OR SALE Corn, hay, straw,

fencing, shiplap lumber,

bed wire, some 18-in. sewer

Bill Mickey.

OR SALE Clover and timo-

mixed hay, mostly clover.

id Huff, Graysville Phone.

Sullivan.

IF YOU are NOT GETTING the RESULTS from your flock of hens use FKATT'S POULTRY

I REGULATOR. Dillingham IlalchI cry. ; PERMANENTS: Starglo, $5; Goldenoil, $6.25; Victory, $3.50; !Kold Waves, $10 to $15. Phone j 897. The Charm Shop (upstairs) iwest side sq.

OR SALE 122 acres; 7-room-

housc, Areola heating system; ing for 1000 hens, large barn.

T outbuildings, electricity, 2

I wells. Ward Pigg, Sullivan

THE GROSS Income Tax Representative will be in our office

j Thursday, Friday and Saturday of

this week. W. T. Meliott.

schools

service. Jesse N. Walters has received word that his son, Pvt. Robert N. Waltersi has been awarded the

share crop, plirnif Hpart for wounds received

Dudley' in Germany. '

The Ladies of the Queen Esther Class of the Christian Church held an all-day meeting in the basement of the church Thursday with a covered dish dinner. The dav was spent tacking comforts

. WANTED TO BUY Good, and sewing carpet rags. There modern house. Write to Times were twenty-one present. Box U8. ; Mr, and Mrs. Ben Ycnl.es re-

(Tivecl a Jetler- )rom their son, ,Bob, saying he is well and workting on a farm. Bob is in a Ger-

LOST Manila folder contain- man Pnson amPing personal Income Tax reports.1 Mrs- Robert R- Dlal has 'eceivReward. Call Times Office. ed word from her husband, Sgt. . Robert R. Dial, that . he has arLOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN rived in France and hqs recently Female pointer, black head, been promoted to the rank of black and white ticked over body, sergeant.

rnone lav. zau w. Harris.

Mr. Blanford

the Carlisle tlvlr. and Mrs. Georee Tennis and

before entering the

family and help care for her father, Jerry Wilson, who is seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards and Mr. and Mrs. Will Thornton spent iha-weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Edwards and famhy at Montezuma.

will be invalidated

1. Next series will

Feb. 1. i Sugar Book 4 stamp 34 good' for five pounds. No termination! date set. A new stamp" for five! pounds will be validated Feb. l;i must last three instead of two' and a half, month. Shoes Book 3 airplane stamps j 1, 2 and 3 valid indefinitely; OPA i says no plans to cancel any. Gasoline 14-A coupons valid everywhere for four gallons -each through March 21. B-5. C-5. B-6 and C-6 coupons good everywhere for five gallons each. j Fuel Oil Old period 4 and 5. and new period 1, 2 and 3 coupons valid in all areas throughout cur-! rent heating year. j

( NONESUCH

APPROVE INSURANCE BILL. The Senate judiciary committee approved unanimously a compromise bill covering the regulation of the insurance business. The action ended a long fight within the committee over a bill to exempt insurance companies entirely from regulation under the

federal anti-trust laws.

AUTO INSURANCE MEASURE FILED. A proposal requiring Hoosier motorists to have automobile accident insurance in order to obtain licenses for their cars was introduced Monday in the Indiana legislature. Senator John Gorias, Democrat, South Bend, introduced a resolution in which President Roosevelt would be "earnestly petitioned" by the General Assembly "to champion the right of small nations to be recognized as nations by having a representative of such nations present and taking part in the formulation of any peace proposal."

NORFOLK LOAFING BARED. A story of large-scale loafing, boondoggling and "appalling waste'' of material at the Norfolk Navy Yard was laid before the Senate by members of its war investigating committee. Talk of "prosecution" was heard in the Capitol c'ftcr Senators told of hundreds idle, of others engaged in making such things as hand-carved furniture, an ornate checkerboard, a dog house, a special oyster-shucking table 'and jewelry for their bosses or themselves.

Lost

EXLINE CORNER

DUGGER

ATTENTION FARMERS Buy ' your seed corn now for l!M6

planting. Will give you discount. Bill Mickey.

Mrs. and Mj

Waller Taylor and s. Irving Kins; vi:;ili-(l

$1.00 bu.';iid Mrs. Alexander Bi

SOU I Mr. 1

OR SALE 6 months

1c Angus bull calf.

iver.

500-lb. E. G.I

OR SALE Shoats. Henry ,

er, North Main St., Sullivan,.

liana. !

Lady leOihornedt.

i day.

,Mrs. turned lather, John

OR SALE Advance coal

;e, good condition. Phone

Y. 515 Sylvan Dell St.

. !

OR SALE Gentle pony, sad-i

and bridle $100. Green!

vers Farm. Merom phone.

4. - it

OR SALE Man's sport leath-

iacket, heavy overcoat. Both

40, good condition. Phone 370.

OR SALE 1940 Chevrolet

k assembly. No cracks, sound I

iK shall. Bui Johnson, Merom,

own Toes-

Ray Livingston has reImme ' from visiting her William Pigg of Spencer. Owens' of the Merchant

30-day father,

OR SALE Tractor tandem

five foot, used very .little;

e size Sol-Hot brooder stove.

vies farm, 3 miles north Shel-

n, road 41.

Dead Animals

Removed

II kinds: horses, cows.

eel), calves and hotrs. Call

on roe Feed Service, Sulli-

in phone 332 or Crawford 201 or Crawford 53109, erre Haute. We pay all itone charges. 24 hour serice. ' John Wachtel Co Terre Haute, Indiana

.;....: 9 Tho

Marines is home on a leave and is Visiting his

John Owens. Fred Dunbar and Billy Swan were in Terre Haute Monday. Mrs. Alexander Brown, Mrs. Irving. King and Mrs. Walter Taylor and son visited Miss Mildred Brown of Indianapolis Friday,

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Mr. and Mrs. George DeNcvc were in Linton Saturday, , Mrs. Robert Arnold was a Sullivan visitor r'riday. Mrs. Ristie Beclwell is visiting her niece, Mrs. Walter McGee. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Walters and family, Mr. and Mrs. Basil McGee and sons of Paxton were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McGee. Mrs. Henry Wright and son Melvin of near Sullivan were in Dugger Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Kielblock was' in Sullivan Saturday. ,Mr. and Mrs. Byron Harrison

, and daughter, Sallie visited Mrs, 'Eva Taylor over Sunday. Mr'. ! Harrison returned to Anderson ; Monday, but Mrs. Harrison and .Sallie remained for a longer visit Mrs. Gerald Driver and son spent the week-end in Indiana- ! polls. j Mrs. Harriet Yung of Linton . was the week-end guest of Mr. land Mrs. Jake Yung. Mrs. Maude Silvers and clau-

HYMERA Miss Mary Blanch Boland and Miss Virginia Evans of Lawrenceville, Illinois accompanied Mildred Annis home this week-end. George Malum, Robert Riiuyon and Ed Dix were in Terre Haute Saturday. Mrs. Gil Erickson of Camp Atterbury visited her mother, Mrs. Lou Coke, Mr. and Mrs, Leon Littlejohn and Mr. and Mrs. James Marlowe over the weekend. Miss Audrey June Mathers of Indiana State Teachers College, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Mathers and family. Mrs. William Martin, Miss Linda Gray Wolfe and Cpl. Robert Ferry of Linton were ltyniera visitors Sunday,

Cpo. and Mrs. are visiting Mr.

Scott. . Aliss Helen Chance of Indianapolls spent the week-end here. Miss Phyllis Coleman of Terre Haute spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Coleman. v Mrs. Charles Beckett went to Terre Haute Monday morning. Mrs. Gil Erickson left Monday

' morning for a visit in Evansville 'before returning to Indianapolis. I Miss Madolyn Mahan of Terre : Haute spent the week-end here I with her mother. ) Mrs. Hazel Norris of Bloomingjton visited her son, Frankie and her sister, Mrs. Harold Cornwall

over the week-end. Miss Violella . Easton ' returned to her work in Terre Haute after spending the week-end here, willi

Farmersburg with Mr. and

Ha) I attended the sale of Mrs. Bessie Pittinan near Fairbanks

Tuesday.

Winston Cooper and Mrs. S. R.

Mr. and Mrs. Dick Push and

sons,. Mr. and Mrs. Damon Pugh

and children of took dinner Sunday

Mrs. Rohi-rt Pugh. Dtwey' Tart of Indianapolis spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. ami Mrs. IwcM Tan.. , Mr. and Mrs. Ford Hall called on Mr. and Mrs. Corse Lovelace i Wednesday evening. I Cpl. and Mrs. Lyle Trueblood and son, Steve, of Avon Park, Florida, spent a few days this week with Mr. and Mrs. Riley Trueblood. He is home on a 20day furlough and Mrs. Trueblood ,wi!l remain at their home in

Shelburn when he returns. Miss j nings Sunday afternoon. Anna Trueblood of Terre Haute I

, and Mrs. Harold Trueblood and ! daughter of Shelburn were aiso Sunday guest of (lie Trueblood's. i Forest JJailry of near Prairie Cn-ck called on his uncle, Orln j Bailey and family one d.iy last . week. Mrs. Lurctta Taft Anderson and .urandson, Dewey Earl, of ' San Antonio, Texas, are visiting j her mother, Mrs. Jonah Hopewell of near Farmersburg. The Anderson's are former residents of this

community. Mrs. hvell Taft and Mrs, Ansil

. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adamson attended the County Friendship meeting in Shclourn Thursday evening. Mr. Adamson was on the program. '

I Mrs. Opal Hal) ' and Mrs. j Blanche Wilkins and son called j

on Mrs. Mae Keller of Shelburn ' Monday evening.

Pfc. Denzil Jennings of'Hincsj Illinois, and Mrs. Jennings and daughter of Farmersburg called on Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Jen-

I OH, FIELD NEWS j Several from here attended the i Sullivan. County friendship meet-. ing a I. Shelburn last Tuesday night. I Max Moiin has been spending a few days with his parents, j Mrs. Myrtle Blount entertained j the. Ohio Thrift Club Thursday of I last week. j Mr. and Mrs. Payne and dau

ghters were in Roomson one night visiting a relative, who is home on furlough.

A party of young folks enioved a skating party at the Merrill pond one night last week. Mrs. John Shields in confined to the 'hospital. Mrs. Mina Wyman was a guest of Mrs. Joe Connor one day recently. ' ' FACTOGRAFHS William Henry Harrison, ninth president of the United States, was the third son of Benjamin Harrison, a signer of the Declaration-, of Independence. lie graduated from Hampden Sidney college and studied medicine. In the Everglades, Florida, Is a tropical National pp.rk whliti covers 2,500 square mi!"S, bring twice the size of Rhcle Island. Sainton, Pa., Is th grrntifst hard coal center in Uip l"ni!.'5'l ' Slates, and ul?o mukca much steel.

The fnr.t. America was bridge, Mass.,

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By jimmy Hatlo;

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GRAB BAG

A PRETTY SHOOTING lady .of the U. S. Marine Corps Women's Reserve is Sgt. Grace L. Wyman, ..'cstlicld, Ata.ss. But it is a camora she shoots. Assigned to the Marine Corpi air station at Cherry Point, N. C, Sergeant Wyman is one of a group of women Marines trained in aerial phonography. Official U. S. Marine Corps photo. (hiicnmlicnal)

One-.Minum lest ' i. When the mayor of a city dies, is the flag lowered to halfmast ? Z. Did George Washington's mother see her son made president? 3. Which side lost more men in the Revolutionary war?

Words of Wisdom He who has health has hope; grid he who has hope, has everything. Arabian proverb.

the

Hints on Etiquette maid-of-honor at a

wed

ding does not hand her own bouquet to another bridesmaid when she takes the bride's flowers, but holds both bouquets.

Today's Horoscope A birthday today means that you have a forceful, commanding nature which inspires respect, but at the same 'time you are stubborn and wilful, wanting your own way most of the time. Nonetheless, you are well liked and have many friends. You are advised to cultivate generosity and a pirit of compromise. On this date keep your patience on tap or the Uranian rays may make you

run counter to good conduct. Take cognizance of interior as well as surface appearances, or your judgment may prove inaccurate.

One-Minuto Test Answers I 1. A flag is lowered to half- j mast only on board ship. On lantf it is half-staff. 1 2. Yes. Mary Ball Washington ' was alive when her son George ' became president, although she did not actually see him inaugu- ' rated. I 3. The American losses, 7.184 killed or died of wounds: the British lost P.073

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