Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 64, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 29 March 1945 — Page 2
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Sullivan, Indiana Telephone 12 PauU'oynter ............. Publisher Joe II. Adams Editor Eleanor Poynter Jamison ,. . . Manager and Assistant Editor Entered as second-class matter July 1, 1908 in the Postoffice at Sullivan, Indiana, under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. Published daily except Saturday and Sunday at 115 West Jackson St. United Press Wire Service. National Advertising Representative: r,Theis and Simpson, 393 Seventh Avenue. New York (1) N. Y. Subscription Kate: By carrier, per week 5 Cents in City By Mail In Sullivan And Adjoining Counties: Six Months '. $1.50 Month (with Times furnishing stamped envelope) ... i .. . 30 Cents Year ; 300 By Mail Elsewhere: Year. 400 Six Months $2-00 Month (with Times furnishing envelope) 35 Centa SENATORS' POLL Following our editorial Tuesday on how we . lost the peace after World War I, a poll of United States senators on a new world securitv council is interesting at this time. , ' PM, New York daily, made -such a poll this week. It asked the senators this question: "Would you, on basis of information now available, vote for or against United States entrance into a new world sefuritv council to be established at the San Francisco conference?" ' The overall results, as announced, follow: Unequivocally "yes" 49. Probably "yes" 4. ."No" 0. ' ' "Reservations" (Senators who declared they, were un
prepared to commit themselves; those who said their answer denended on specific conditions; those who said they were
awaiting further developments, and those who expressed other qualifications) 34....' ' t Senators who flatly refused to discuss the poll or were unavailable for comment 9. Grouping the "yes" and "probably" returns 11 more -enators are needed to reach the figure of 64 necessary for atification. PM said it should be sharply emphasized that ;hose tabulated as "resewationists" cannot be construed as solid diehard opposition team. ., . The conclusion of the paper was that the battle for peace :s far from won. " V - We emphasized in our editorial that the public must keep after its senators to assure that this time we win the peace as well as the war; An artist tells us that green is a restful color. Yes, especially with a picture of Washington or Lincoln on it. Perhaps the reason Hitler has stayed so long as head . man in Germany is because he can't get away from the job, ' It is usually -easier to admire these "contented" drivers after you have found a way to get past them. : '- Y--'m":'' :.. ; '. This Mornings Headlines ; PORK AND LARD POINTS BOOSTED. The OPA last night ' ordered a booh in ration point values for pork and pork products I effective next Sunday. Increases also were ordered for lard, short- " enirig, margarine, salad and cooking oil. Point values for all cuts of "beef, Jamb, veal and butter remain unchanged.. Point values for - most cheese also remain the same. Increases for most pork cuts and pork products are one or two " points a pound. Center chops are advanced from 6 to 7; ham slice! from 10 to 12; loin roasts from 7 to 8. Sausages are advanced a point a pound, and there are increases . of one to two points for most sausage products, meat in tin or glass " containers and for many ready-to-eat meats. Lard, shortening, salad and cooking oils go up from 4 to 6 points a pound and margarine from 5 to 8 points.
. RATIONING TIGHTENS, DISCUSS MEAT SHORTAGE. The "OPA increased pork ration point values to spread small supplies more evenly, shortly after Senate investigators tossed back to OPA the packers' phase of the meat shortage problem. The Senate agriculture committee, invesigating the civilian meat shortage, a short lime earlier checked by to OPA the packers' demands for "a small, reasonable profit." Chairman Thomas, Democrat, Oklahoma, told the committee that attorneys for the packers and the OPA will try to work out an agreement. The committee will resume its inquiry into
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SENATE CONFIRMS NINE AS FULL GENERALS. ate confirmed unanimously the promotions of nine lieutenan erals to the rank of full general. They are:
Joseph T. McNarney, Omar N. Bradley, Carl Spaatz, George C. j-Thomas and son, Wayne, Mr. and
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Livestock: Hogs, 5,000; good and choice 160-400 and 140-160 lbs., $14.80; 100-140 lbs., $13.50 $14.50; sows mostly $14.00 $14.05. Cattle. 900; calves, 500; small lot good yearling steers, $14.75 $15.25; load good to mostly choice heifers, $15.50; few good, beef cows, $12.50 $13.50; vealers top $18.00. Sheep, 800; good and choice natives quotable largely $16.00 $16.50; around two loads good shorn fed lambs No. 1 and No. 2 pelts, $15.25.
SOCIETY .Celebrate Silver JVedding Anniversary ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Woodard celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at their home located at 620 East Washington Street Sunday, March 25, 1945. Many beautiful gifts were received and a delicious dinner was served to the following guests, Mr. and WOMAN NINETY SWEARS IT HELPS KEEP HER ALIVE "My bowels just didn't work and my stomach would swell up like a balloon and it would feel like a hard, round mass. I was afraid to eat, ond would sit and wonder what to do next. With this would come awful gas pains and I thought my time had come. I used everything. Nothing iworked right until a friend suggested PRU-LAX. It's so different, smooth, easy, and did away with the gas too. Now I count on results." If you're constipated don't wait get PRU-LAX right now. Caution: Use this or any laxative only as directed. MONEY BACK if not delighted with results. Get PRU-LAX today. Milburn Pharmacy, Sullivan. Smith Drug Store, Sullivan. Stark's Drug Store, Shel-burn.
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NAVY BEANS 5 Lb. Bag 46c SWEET CORN No. 2 Can 13c
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CREAM CHEESE Lb. rc LoiiBlorns cr Daisies. 12 Pts. per Lb. i FRESH MILK 2 (Its. 2Gc Sullivan Dairy COTTAGE CHEESE, 12 Oz. Carton ...... 15c SPARERIBS ..... Lb. 2:?c Small, Lean, Meaty. 4 Pts. Lb. ROSEFISH ..... Lb. X)c JVo Bone or Waste WHITING II &,G .. Lb. 16c or Jack Salmon POLLOCK ....... Lb. 21c No Bone or Waste. No Points SAUSAGE . .Y... Lb. :15c Fresh Lean Pork. 5 Pts. per Lb. BAKED LOAVES Lb. 32c . Asserted Sliced. 2 Pts. per Lb.
ORANGES 8 Lb. Bag 59c Florida's Full of Sweet 'Ripe Juice ' GRAPEFRUIT 5 Lbs. 33c Texas Marsh Seedless Fancy Apples 3 Lbs. 33c Washington Wincsaps ONIONS . 3 Lbs. 10c Selected Yellows Leaf Lettuce ... 2 Lbs. 35c Fancy Hot-House
CARROTS Lge. Bun. 7c Sweet Crispy Arizona's CELERY . . Lge. Stalk 10c Crjsp Florida SEED POTATOES, -98 Lb. Bag $4.09
Selected Cobblers 15 Lbs. Peck 72c
ONION SETS .... Lb. 29c
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