Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 140, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 15 July 1946 — Page 3

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BULLIVAN DSICY TIMES MONDAY. JULY 15, 1946.

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Quit paying rent and own your home. Special bargains on property on installment plan. Also farms for sale. ' W. T. MELLOTT

Lighthouse Moved 500 Yards

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PORTLAND, Ore. (UP) A lighthouse, 24 feet high and weighing some 50 tons, is being moved to a new location near here. The old structure, built for the government in 1895 at the junction of the Columbia and Williamette rivers, has a new site, 500 yards from the former foundation, and new occupants, Mr. and Mrs. Al Swanson will use it as a lookout station for the Portland Merchants' exchange and will pass the word along when a ship nears the Williamette mouth.'

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NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS THE STATE OF INDIANA, SULLIVAN COUNTY. In the aullivan Circuit

i 1 Court. May Term, 1946.

.trams w. Allen VS. Luella Bemiftt Rwd, Nora Bennett Taylor, Bldwaid Bennett, Millard Everly. Ralph Everly, Emmet Everly, May Everly, Mary Everly, Fern Everly, Geneva Everly, Mildred Everly Complaint No. 30872. Cause of Action Complaint to Quiet Title to Real Estate. BE IT Known That on this 10th day of July, in the year 1946. tiie above named plaintiff,- by Pigg and Tennis Attorneys, filed in the office of the Clerk of the Sullivan Circuit Court his complaint against the defendants in the above entitled cause, together with an affidavit of a competent person that said defendants Luella Bennett Reed, Nora Bennett Taylor. Millard Everly, Ralph Everly. Emmet Everly. May Everly, Mary Everly. Fern Everly, Geneva Everly, Mildred Everly- are not residents of the State of Indiana. Said defendants therefore are hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against them, said cause of action being Complaint to Quiet Title to the following described Real Estate situate in Sullivan County, State of Indiana, to-wit: Lots Nos. 6 and 7 on Baldridge's First Addition to the Town of Farmersburg, Indiana, and that unles3 they appear and answer or demur thereto at the calling of said cause at the Court House in Sullivan County, and State of Indiana, on the 3rd day of September 1946 said complaint, and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in their absence. WITNESS, the Clerk and Seal of said Court, this 10th day -of July, 1946. (Seal) JAMES H. RINGER. Clerk Sullivan Circuit Court. PiRg & Tennis. Attorneys for .Plaintiff. 1st ins 7-15-46 3t.

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This Morning's Headlines SECOND VETO HINTED FOR OPA BILL, President Truman served notice on Congress that he dislikes pending OPA legislation about as much, or possible even mbre than the price control bill he vetoed two weeks ago. He asserted that the measure, as passed by the Senate Saturday, "is in terrible shape" and "couldn't be any worse."

SOLON URGES MAY BE ORDERED TO TESTIFY Senator Hugh B. Mitchell (D.-Wash.) urged the extraordinary use of legislation to call Repr. Andrew J. May (D.-Ky.) to the witness stand on the Senate War Investigating Committee's own terms to explain under oatn about helping a munitions combine with it's war contracts. Meanwhile the committee summoned more witnesses to dig further into the issue of the munitions makers' Washington activities and, influence.

Calls on Hughes

BUYERS STRIKES SEEN FOR INDIANA Threats of buyer's strikes to stop mounting food prices developed over the state from Evansvije to Hammond yesterday, strongly backed by the CIO United Automobile Workers' Union decision to stage state and nationwide protest demonstrations today. While only in Lake County at a buyer's "walkout" actually developed, from many other communities throughout Indiana came reports of rallies, newspaper advertisements and demonstrations urging beleaguered housewives to balk at inflationary food prices.

LOAN TO RUSSIA NEXT QUESTION Anglo-American trade officials believed Great Britain may be drawing upon her $3,750,000,000 within a week. The next question among administration lead-

Jers is how much money this nation may be expected to loan other (foreign nations and whether Congress will provide the funds.

WHEN EVE, THE OSTRICH, found her better half making eyes at another female, she got good and mad and after 10 days of sitting on her egg, she staged a stand-up strike. And that was when Jim Moran, Los Angeles publicity man, came along to take over the hatching job. The result is shown above, with Jim (the proud "mother"! loaded down with cigars r.olding his little "offspring" for alj the world to sea. luiernati-ual Souudviioto)

BEARS CHASE ELK ( village streets. MOSCOW (UP) A ' dispatch j Noticing people, the bears from Ki Gisepp (Leningrad Pro- j broke off the pursuit and fled, vince) to the newspaper Trud re-! The freightened elk. ran onto

ported recently that the amazed i the frozen river. The ice broke Dooulation of the village of Za- , and the elk plunged into the

bino watched two bears so absorbed in chasing an elk that they pursued the elk through the

river. Villagers hauled the animal out by means of ropes thrown around .his antlers.

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CHARGE LEFTIST DRIVE AIMED TO REGIMENT JAPS Allied headquarters, replying to Russian labor proposals for Japan, charged that "certain elements" were using propaganda, terriorism,

and untruths in attempts to establish "regimentation of the Japanese

masses under leadership of the left."

BYRNES REPORTS SOME PROGRESS MADE With a warm welcome home from President Truman Secretary of State Byrnes completed his latest peacemaking mission to Europe and summed it up this way: i "We made some progress."

CHURCHILL BACKS "STRONG FRANCE" Winston Churchill called on Europe to "rise from her ruins" and spare the world a third and possible fatal holocaust" and declared a strong France was necessary to achieve that goal.

VOTE NOT TO BOOST SOCIAL SECURITY TAX Reversing a

previous stand for a hike in the social security old age insurance tax,

the House ways and means committee announced a decision to

"freeze" the tax for another year at 1 per cent on employer's pay rolls and employe's pay.

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ONE-CENT REFUND CAMBRIDGE, O. (UP) Harvey Woods of Chambridge, O., recently received his income-tax refund check. It was for one-cent!

JANE RUSSELL is shown leaving the elevator at Good Samaritan hospital in Beverly Hills where multi-millionaire Howard Hughes is fighting a winning battle against his multiple injuries following his near-fatal plane crash. Producer Hughe3 discovered Miss Russell and gave her the biggest build-up in history before she appeared on screen. (International)

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