Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 61, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 26 March 1946 — Page 2

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TWO PATHS LIE AHEAD: WHICH SHALL WE FOLLOW?

rV v "LrcJwis-e he j.dea lat a' new War is inevitable: still

ru V ,son W h"man folly or subhuman

rJrr""1")1 311 nations the inauguration and

-"jv.Muciii, ux cui ag oi, plenty. :, ... "If e ad.he.re faithfully to the charter of the United K.

, 1Tard therhih roads of the Mure will but Z kL lyr US' ut for alI not only f our time out lor a century to come. ' ; fU, ii i i .

WKtSprrnTT1! ot Winston Churchill's address at fS-CpMeffej-but.the. press and radio of the country, following the line of th Amer.Vor, ;cix;.,-

n, :.i . , ""i.iuuis(,a wno nave

". "w uiiervrauonists Against Russ a it was the ea up entirely different nno-iaa f .u ; F

.W f j . .-..opcccu. Anyone, wno

T , . ; w reaa xne speecii m its entirety, might

il, T idenf' fftw -Churchill .was more wise. He laae no statements whirK nnn H rv,,-o4. j l..j. ,

v nrtraA tl,0 1 ""V" imowuauueu, OUT. SOlCmnltfJ ? plement the .UNO charter as "the

vx me icau ana me law ol the world timfeWrdS are Worth remembering, and repeating many

dprfm either is headed for

uTtn vnn t "i siel?.llst ae 01 Prgress in history. It is up. tO yOU to decide Whirh -nntli ll. tx ; , J .

cafed my life to do." inai 15 1 have dedi" j Up to us. Which do you choose ? f ear, suspicion loose ta k, war-mongenng-destruction? Or faithbeS in one an other, patience, underatandinirMoiieratintiV1 ne an

KEW YORk, Mar. 25 (UP)'

The Custom., Tailors Guild of

American named the 10 best-

pressed men in the United States,

jutting at the top of the list Edward R. Stettinius Jr., chairman Jf the American UNO delegation:

Others on the list were Movie

STETTINIUS HEADS

... lU'.-UJSST-URESSED

; , . MEN IN NATION

I Actor Ray Milland:

Leader, Guy Lombardo; . Morton Bernstein, vice-president of the

National Silver Co.; Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, socialite; Crooner Perry Como; Hank Grfeenberg of the Detroit Tis-

ers; John Brownlee, Metropolitan

upera baritone; Broadway Actor Alfred Lunt, and Publisher Hen

ry R. Luce. .

Political

Announcements The following persons have signified their intentions of seeking the nomination of various offices in the coming Primary election on Tuesday. May 7. 1946. Your support and consideration of these

candidates will be greatly appreciated.

SULLIVAN DAILY TTMES-m TUESDAY, MAR. 26, 1946.

DEMOCRAT TICKET .. For Congress CAPT. JAMES E. NOLAND 1 Bloomington, Ind. For- Congress JOHN L. ADAMS Vincennes,,Ind. For State Representative ORA K. SIMS z . f For State Representative

WILLIAM O, (SUNNY) BROWN

: For Joint Senator JACK O'GRADY Terre Haute, Ind. For Sheriff ' HAROLD REYNOLDS

REPUBLICAN TICKET For Trustee, Turman- Twp. ED WEIR

Trustee, Gill Township E. B. WALTERS

, This Morning's Headlines FAMED JEWEL STOLEN-Stunned Cuoan police pressed an intensive, hunt for daring thieves who stole the famed $23,000 Capitoho diamond from Havana's gaudy, Capitol building, probably at the hight of Sunday night's carnival. The 23-carat diamond was hacked from its gold-rimmed platinum base in the floor directly beneath the rotunda by a person or persons using a hammer and chisel. The thieves apparently had some difficulty. Blood spots led from, &: gold,-encrusted star marking the diamond's location under a four-inch-thick crystal, to a smashed window pane at the rear of the building. The diamond was purchased bv thousand nf wn,t.

who had worked on the .building, and presented to the government !

... "ouuiaw ceremonies i years ago. MURRAY'S 'TONDNESS'EATESA TTTTRnRP fin D.

aent Phillip Murray precipitated a lively dispute in the CIO's United . sonS of the month,

For Sheriff LYMAN "PETE" DAI LEY

For County Assessor CHARLES L. DAVIS, JR.

For Co. Surveyor WILLIAM L. SISSON For Treasurer CLEVE LEWELLYN

For Joint Senator OTIS COOK Terre Haute, Ind. For Congress GERALD W. LANDIS Linton. Ind. SOCIETY

Prairie Creek W. S.. C. S. jionaness tor UAW President R. J. Thomas. The words had hardly , ,The W. S. C. S. of Prairie left Murray's lips in a convention speech before supporters of ThornCreek Charge was held at Fair- as and Walter P. Reuther in the hot UAW-CIO political fight were banks Wednesday, March 13th claiming and disclaiming it as an indorsement with Mrs.flva Joy Myers pre-1 - siding. Mrs. Lillie Halberstadt I " TEEN-AGE PROBE WIDENS-Congressional investigators in was in charge of the following Washington indicated last night they would visit Fort Benjamin program: Songs by group; prayer , Harrison this week to weigh a situation which has touched off a tfJ "!! tbr.d.ifbLf Mm jS aSSned t0 "ths under 21 throughout

of last 7 ' . .'Z een"aged in

Auto . Workers' convention at Atlantic City by declaring "distinct

meeting, Margaret Mav- inals at th x7-.-. """"ireaa. xne en

iL - . xxuuce mmiary Aiiairs tne. tea uross and

field; song, group;

Key. Walters; song, Mrs.

an in-

Gill Ilomemakers The Gill 'Homemakeis met Thursday, March 14th with Mrs. '

Everett Irvin .and Mrs. William ;

Shepherd as her assistant. The president called the meeting to order with group singing vhe

The Wear

ing of the Green" after, which

Mrs. Bill McCaminon gave the interesting history of the ,ioig. Pledge to the flag and club creed were giyen n , unison. During the

devotional period the group repeated the 23rd Pslam. Roll call was, answered with Irish jokes which brought forth many good , laughs. Minutes of the last meet- I

ing. and treasurer's report were read. The club donated $5.00 to

mora '. Red

Cross sewing was distributed I among the members. Mrs. Paul

I Phillips gave a . report on vh 3

Simple piles need notwTacU and torttireyoa with maddening itcb, burn and irritation.

Isruart t ryramid ouppoMtones bring quick, welcome relief. Their grand medication means real comfort, reduces strain, helDS tiehten relaxed membranes, centlv

(lubricates and softens. Protective and A anti-chalfing, so easy to use. Get genuine P Stuart's Pyramid Suppositories at your B drug store without -delay title and $1.29 '

on maker s money-back guarantee.

Ivy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Ivy, former residents. Mr. and Mrs, A. D. Hubert of Aurora, Illinois, were week-end guest:; of the latler's sister, Mrs. Elmer Bledsoe and Mr. Bledsoe.

Hpvntinns y-, ... , " ii ",c xxuuce military w Cofmmee Sphering information yesterday preliminary to

Hunt: book rpw, uon on tne spot."

- - . .x. .. , itwicti America". Lillie TTnihoror.-u.

book rsview. "These ATnvino i'L.AN FOR VA HOSPITAL AT FT HARRTSfiM 4TnunDi,. ! flower fund, followed by

- tn a4-aL.i;I- I i Mi rrtt i w-

penny arm. xne lesson on frozen Meat and Poultry was very capably given by Mrs. Hanry Dodds and Mrs. Gail Wilson gave a interesting report on

an Easter nrntrram v, u-j .7 --"- -tniniiwi,J!on Harrison a 1,650

welcome

Times". Florono ivrr u. I to establish a new hnsnital frv vtni x .

-. . iiH-xiuudiu, i t-"" "vvmci vciciaus ai rori .Benjamin song, Rev. and Mrr. Walters; Hamson advanced yesterday with Washington's approval of a docciosing prayer, Ruth Brown. . ; tor staff similar to that used bv the rrPSPnt vt.ra0' ai-i--

Dodd .meSl' Si bl Rad: Plans call for the acouisi:

a- --r-. AVbu. wiiii "vii jl uuij ufiis r t h mere r'AnAr.i u : x -1 y-i . tt . . .

-wv. uulUuvu wnicn tne Army abandoned March 11,

For Prosecuting Attorney JOHN KNOX PURCELL

' G. M. DEMANDS UNION HELP OF.T wnRifrns n&mr

B MMaL Dil!ner ' Cral ,Mt0rS CorPratin announced that it will begin immediately to Mrs. Stuart Moore of North recall production employes "in a great maioritv" of itTnr inn Court Street delishtfullv sur. Plants.

" " - ' " univv a OLimC 1)1 l.rtR 1. I I 1 I 1 11 1 1 art Ati(n 117.1 1.

L V uV In 3 telegram t0 ter P. ReuUier, UAW-CIO

Vx luc siriKe, uie corporation said:

For Prosecuting Attorney JAMES F. GALLAGHER

Clerk of the Circuit Court MAX M. POWELL

prised her husband with a dinner r-Sunday in honor of his birthday.

uui-m-iown guests were Mr. and Mrs. Max Billman and son, Jack, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Greer of Cincinnati, Ohio; Mr, and Mrs.

ridiry. tfurdctte and children, Harry. Jr., and Jimmie, and Bob

"We demand that the iniorniinni ... , .

unnuauuiiai uiuun lase sucn steps as may be necessary to have all employes return, to work under the, terms of the national settlement agreement without delay"

Clerk Of The Circuit Court EARL A. ENGLE

Clerk of The Circuit Court HIRAM ANDERSON

For Trustee, Gill Township HERBERT "BUD" MASON

Trustee, Hamilton Township EARL HANDFORD

Trustee, Hamilton Township

JESSE E. SMITH

Trustee, Hamilton, Twp. HUGH. WILSON '

For Trustee, Cass Two.

GERALD J. "SHORTY" USREY

For Trustee, Cass Twp. TOGIE WILKES'

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7:00 A.M. RiU Awt Skncf

COME ON-OIT UP f

7i05-& fikMm& mine! OUGHT TO Sf YOURS, TOO'

7:15 -tiiu iwtfm. Cm! AMPU HOT WATIR IAJY SHAVINO

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8:00 A.M. At 4m4 m time! AND rotfR BOSS IXMCTS IT, TOO 1

V1TH AN

' KliaKtrteiWllnMv tnAaNr.StaSjkAM.

at Scftedtdc

AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC WATEk HEATER

' "orning contusion can be eliminated in every home when there's plenty of electric hot water on tap far every j member of the family. A good hot shower is only the ; beginning. Shaving, dishes, laundry, housedeaning- j there are scores of reasons every home needs this modern miracle servant. I Don't deny yourself any iodger. Set yonr dealer and let automatic electric hot water put the whole family on schedule, and make every day's work easier in the process! PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF INDIANA, INC.

For Trustee, Jackson Twp, GENE SLACK

For Trustee, Jackson Twp :, LEWIS PUCKETT

and Elsie

'My walking out had no sicnifiranno d t,'!j . ...

n V aftSlUT PU1'e,y Persona, ."-easons and not to demonstrate so I dlcid?H !f n,Vn 3 PSiti0n to'-Wrt in the discussion, so I decided to attend to some argent matters."

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For Trustee, Haddon Twp. WILLIAM L. LANHAM

For Trustee, Haddon Twp. . 'F. FRANK DOYLE

For Trustee, Curry Twp. , DALLAS HALL

For Trustee, Curry Twp. BASIL HAYES

STALIN CLAIMS "AM TTwrwDcr

Mnnro nu; r.- ' . t... . .. . " """"'x"xiNU- Willi lliAIN Pre-

Tnisnn- it 1 m0OTe 01 " &lalln salri ln a statement to the United Press that Rn lotte and Bobbv. M r,l betWeen the Soviet government and . the .government of

j hps and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Woner ': I all of Graysville. Others present T3T,, '

l"ue' ana iwrs. Paul Cush- tho uimika WA1.KOUT-N. I. Feonov, chief of

' zi haz mr Kennetn Bied- ;;;,;,rr r:..10 tne UNRRA sai iast there was no

nnZ M ' oueBobby and w n wanting out of.an.UNRRA council meeting yes-

ly and' Stuart Jr. ( 4 aj,,, L Birthday Party ,. . t,A Jirthday, . dinner .was given Those present were Mrs. Eugene .Leturgez... Mr., and Mrs. Forrest Everhart..and son.'jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight 'Sverhartand son, David, . Mr. nd Miti. Carol C. Gonrhvin Qnj

n..' atnieen, Ladonna

Lilian Sue Adams. Mrs.

"u uul anci . chi.lrlrpn, Oliver ,vyand Miss AzaIea McConncll, Mr. and Mrr. Cprol E. Good-

wi.. ana oaughter, Sharon Sue, Mr and Mrs, Tony. Popa ' ;1nd ch.ldren, Connie Jo. Tony K' Norma and Diane, Mr. and 'Mrs'

xvvwtu jwerntirt and son Mrs. Angle Goodwin and

at " V " ana Loretta, Jack

v,idiianan, Miss Nina and the . honored ' guest Goodwin. '

Billy; fam-

King John

For Trustee, Curry Twp. WAYNE HAUGER

For Auditor HUBERT SEVIER

For Auditor JOE ED PIERSON

Tri Kappa

Called Tri Kappa

meeting at

the home of Betty Hux at 7-50 of Mrs t?.,h c

.-r T.v .'f. in. K.appa utn for a one o'clock luncheon

U1IU.C19 suuuia pe present.

DUSTOV FREE. ATOMIC POWER FOR WORLD IN"denJturt nh? ' ' T they s knew . jiow to fpr lndustriaPl n m S 'J13 US atip W.couH be used only to thfsenaS " for bombs- The disclosure was made ed bv Unrlr T Committee in a scientific report presentan inteSr f St3te Dean Acheson. The report-proposed an international licensing system unrlpr th tt,- m,.

sinh fnr i ... . , "ouuim t-ummis-

ni.:: " IISS,awe-w. materials and of the manufacture

scienUrifcESrd Crdn' direCt0r f the Bureau f Standards and wTS 1 to the senators, commented that the "implication" 7omTc 1 I Wi W0UM nW be 0pen for eventual development of atomic energy for peacetime uses. , norsS,0 AfK " P- A' ABOLITION The Midwest gover-

7?ir0n ! Provide f0r ,e graduarhgdaor'om 5h orTc. , T1Stl'a 'n th3t the QPA shM immediately estabber and orh WiU enCUrage the ful1 Production of lumDer and other building materials.

.vussjiiijry Society . The Missionary; Society of the

jt.i...st cnurcn met at tho

frozen fruits and vegetables. Mrs. Gene Carmichael gave some helpful advice on preparing foods for freezing. A preview of the . April meeting at which the Home Demonstration agent will be present, was given by Mrs. Pete McCammon. Tne meeting was closed with club prayer, During the social hour Mrs.

Henry Dodds ?ave a , rcadinc.

Ma. Joins the Cli.u" which was

enjoyed by . all. Delicious re

freshments we e served to two

ffusst?, Mrs. Paul M.?;roe and

Mirs Alice Irvin and the follow

ing members, M?s liunos Gv.i :vld

Sims, . Malcolm Brashier

baby, Pete Mc'Csnm-.o.i and

Dana, Edgar Banther. Bill McCammon and children, Henry Dodds, Ralph Pennington. Gail Wilson, James Brashier, Melvin Pirtle,, Oran Charlsy and Geneva, Lee, June Patterson, Gene Carmichael, Gerald Hitt and Jimmy, Wm. Rader, Paul Phil, i

lip;, and the hostesses, Mrs! Everett Irvin and . Mrs, Wm I

ei 1

The April meeting will be it

the home of Mrs.'. GeraldJGimi

Mrs. Frank Shappeck spent the week-end with her husband in Indianapolis. Mr. Shappeck is employed there. . Mi;;s Suzanne Williams of New ' York City, is spending a fpw

jdays in Sullivan with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hartley

winiams, Mrs., Lucena Chamber? of Palestine,- Illinois, transacted

tne business in Sullivan Thursday.

Mr, and Mrs, James Wyman transacted businers in Terre Haute Wednesday. ! Miss . Anna Black, who ' has been residing at the Davis Hotel for the past year has gone io Spencer to make her home. "- Friends may write to her at 330 E. Morgan St., Spencer, Indiana, Mrs. Josie A. Lowdermilk has returned from an' extended visit in Ft. Meyers, Florida with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lowdermilk. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nevvsome have returned from a short vacation hi Florida. Mrs. Franklin Duncan and young daughter, Karen Kay, returned to their home in Palestine, 111. today after a lew days visit with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gilman. N

aiKl Section St.

miss iUeanor Milam . of South Bend, Indiana, was the weekend guest of friends and relatives here. Mrs, Norma Mitchell hag returned to Sullivan after spend- -ing a few dayc in Atlantic City, N. J. with her husband, Melvin W. Mitchell, AMM 1c, before his return overseas.

LOCALS

Mr. and Mrs.""Merlin Miller of

Chicago. Heights, visited relatives and friends in Sullivan last

week-end. Mrs. Miller is thP

former Marjorie Patton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orlsy Pafton o,f , RuHiv.an R. R. Mrl arid Mrs. Albert Miller have arrived, for a visit with iha latterV mother, Mrs.' L. A. Stewart. Mrs.; Stewart,', who has been ill is improved. ' Miss Mary Evelyn I vy! has "arrived inSullivan from ' CMiraan

u ..oit wiiu ivaiss .Mosemary Snyder and ' other , friends. Miss

For Commissioner, 3rd Dist, JOHN HOWARD

For Commissioner, 2nd Dist. , REX E. POGUE

Commissioner 1st Dist. . HARVEY N. PARR For County Recorder quincy l, Walls

For Recorder PAUL (SAM) OWENS

Assessor, Hamilton Township ,. DILLON M. ROUTT.

Trustee, Jefferson Twp. RUSH ENOCHS

For County Coroner "BIG JE1SS" LOWRY

Hud.' Crovvder yV., R, C, The Hud Crowder . W. r" C. No. 275 will-, meet in. ;-eguIar session in the Woodman hall Wednesday, March 27th at 2 P. .m,.AIJ members are' urged io be present. -

witn twenty-two , membars and six guests present. . President Mrs. Ross. Harbaugh opened the meeting with group singing "Send the Light". Minutes Were read and approved. Praver hv

i Mrs. Valter Wood.

ing over to the program leader, Mrs. Opal Pirtle and the, following program was given: Solo, Miss Jinny McGuire accompanied by Mrs. Isabel . Adams; thought for month, Clara Pittman; devotions, ,. Mrs, Joe McCoskey; Sylvia Goodman gave a. topic, "There came a Certain Woman"; Mrs. .Walter Wood.

topic. The meeting was dismis?-

We Buy Used Cars Top Prices See Us First LINTON

Motor Sales I

Linton . Ph. 53

nc.

Ind.

i -l fUSI"ess meeting ed by all repeating the Mizpah the Dresidpnr trnal i n - ' .

meet- ' benediction.

Ben's Better Bloc!

Fho aFounf&inhcssd

Based on the greaf, besf-seJIing novel of a tnon -who dared to ott his nonius cmaintf th nrN

BEN'S BLOCK PLANT (Formerly North End Wrecking Co. ) ' For Your Concrete Needs Call Ben. ' SAND, GRAVEL, CEMENT BLOCKS Hume Plant, 270 Res. 8043 .. t . r , We Deliver '

BY AYN KAKa

ILLUSTRATIONS BY FRANK CODWIM

For County Coroner JOE SOUTER

For County Coroner

OTHA O. ERODIE

T I 1 oored to otf his nonim . u

I llflarii-fciTTaaanaTim Tl - 1 I T ' i " . , fr V ' ... ' - - -3 . . - -W-J. Ji

sf feet . ci..j .l. .' ,-3Sia

want you to help me," Roark said.

uralu me souna oi a car rising un the hill hi. f t. e.heard.steps in the hall. Roark HI ne,ver eate h room before. She rose

H v ' ST"? SQOa" 1 want yu P telp me.','-

It flung her up, o h

-nc ran to ine smoKing ruin . . . found her cnr. hnlf

xw. ne.saw mat he was smiling. Then he

'"' AJ1 Insurance Is Not Alike FERD E. HALL State Farm Ins. Co. : Insurance Finance : .and Realty . North Oakley Bldg.

Next Monday night, Dominique exactly at eleven. ttirty, I want you to drjve up. to the site of Cortland

jxiuiues. iou must De alone in your car. I want your car to run out of gas. Honk your horn. A watchman wiU come out Send him to the nearest garage which is a mile away," She said steadily, "Yes, Roark."

iZTiZ v.iTrtrea ni? car drivin3 away. She knew

aW xci. ner nave a part m this, because she would not survive what was.to ifolldw'if he hadn't. Years agYJhl had run from the dread of seeing him hurt by the W Id buthe had agreed to help him in this. She was free and

Monday night, she carried1

"When he's gone, get out of trie

there. Run to it and lie flat You'll know when to come back to IT gee: that your condition matches it approxi-

Dili inH liimisXn. '

as he wished, She drove to Cortiandt, nmt theSl man away, got out of her car. She knu h',t h l';

SSfV"6?'3' SP1nt buiWin- he ran 'across the empty tract and stretchsd-out flat' in 'theW-K ' ' " The sound, was like the crack of a fist on the back of behead. She felt the thrust of thParth v,

. ' " her up, to her feet; to the edge of the trench. The. upper

f" of the Cortiandt buUding had tilted and hung still while a broken streak of sky grew slowly across it flot ;n0t Teihei tha he had ordered her to lie ffthaflaSh"14 W we" raing around her! .In .the flash, when a building opened like a sunburst she thought of him there, the builder who had to deS ho

ri'iT ""oy' f apuLs, piacmg me blast.

a,, M?. was running across. the field to, the smoking -t tT d hr ?ar' half-wlked, She crawled to the

i , o'"-j. jjuuicu n over ner lan mw hev hair. She took a Kniinfm- La ,u' ! ap' e

u- ... . J-" ter arms, wnat she felt was net pain. &he was free. She was invulnerable. She did not know that she had cut an artery . . . - .'.. : (ContintIP.1 lnmnrrnMr "

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