Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 141, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 16 July 1946 — Page 2

PXGE TWO BULUVAN DAILY TIMES- TUESDAY, JULY 16 ,1946. SULUVXN, INDIAN

A Homo Owned Democratic Newspaper, inlllvui Daily Times, founded 1905, as the daily, edition of the Sullivan Democrat, founded 1854. United Presi Wire Service. Eleanor Poynter Jamison Manager and Assistant Editor Paul Poynter .... ; Publisher Joe H. Adams ;. Editor Published daily except Saturday and Sunday at 113 West Jackson St. Sullivan, Indiana , , . Telephone 12

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SAYS ONE THING, VOTES ANOTHER Thousands of Hoosiers, desperately worried about the fate of OPA, the threat of inflation, the rent and housing situation, the cost of all the necessities they buy, have written to their Senators during the past two weeks. Senator Willis has a. printed form whi'ch he has been sending in reply,, stating flatly that he is against all resumption of controls for which these people are askings Senator Capehart, on the other hand, sends out a warm interested-sounding personal reply which just exudes kindliness and sympathy for the common man. He assures them that he has been "trying desperately" to get through the Senate a bill extending rent controls for another year, "but was unsuccessful." It was his bright idea to pass a bill which svould control ONLY rents which, after all, is about all the new Senatergarbled Taft-Wherry Republican Un-Control bill is designed- to do. But when it came to a vote, Mr. Capehart did not favor :the poor little homeless renter; he voted as the Real Estate lobby asked him to, and not as the Hoosiers from back home had begged. ' ( He voted for the Hawkes amendment to raise rent prices three times during the coming year. Cun&usly,, Senator Willis voted against the Hawkes amendment. "But then, whatever else you can say about him, "Rumble-Bumble" is honest. He's against all control, and h& votes as he say's. .

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NEURITIS PAINS LIKE AN ELECTRIC SHOCK ! TO LOCAL WOMAN Just recently a middle-aged j woman of this vicinity told us that she had suffered 3 years of torture with neuritic pains. She said she felt like a sharp knift was being gouged into her muscles, and sometimes these pains would strike her like an electric shock. She said one could hardly stand it. Today this lady is again enjoying life, and she says the change is due to taking RHUAID. Her pains are gone now. Mo more feeling like a knife gouged into her muscles. She is entirely free of her misery, thanks ! to this remarkable new compound. 1 RHU-AID is the new liquid formula containing three valuable medical ingredients. These Three 1 Great medicines, all blended into one, go right to the very cause I of rheumatic and neuritic aches ' and pains. Miserable people soon I feel different all over. So don't!

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"MISS AMERICA" CONTEST STILL OPEN TO LOCAL GIRLS .... TERRE HAUTE, Ind., July 16 (SFL) Friday night Indiana will choose a representative for the "Miss America" pageant at" Atlantic City in September. s Any girls from this community ybo are interested may secure

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entry slips from R. H. Tricker at the Lyric Theater. . , , The Terre Haute Junior Chamber of Commerce will present its "Miss Indiana" show at the Indiana State Student Union, July 19. Leo Baxter and his band will furnisn the music. Young women from over the state will vie for an opportunity of competing for $25,000 in scholarships in the "Miss America" pageant. . The contestant's age' on September 2, 1946, must not be less than 18 nor more than 28 years. The contestant must possess talent such as being able to sing, dance, act, play a musical instrument, or make a three-minute talk on the career which she wishes to pursue.

TRACK STAR OWENS FEATURES BASEBALL BILL AT TERRE HAUTE ' TERRE HAUTE, July 1.6 It is quite evident that the Indianapolis Clowns will have to be over their siege of injuries and in good shape for their baseball game with the formidable Seattle Steelheads of the West Coast. Negro Baseball Association Friday night at 8:30 at Memorial Stadium, on the program also featuring Track Champion Jesse Owens in novel events including the race against

a horse.

Seattle Eave an indication of its

strength the other night in opening its midwest tour with a 22 to 0 triumph over the Flint All-

Stars at Flint, Michigan. The

Steelheads. who won the coast's

circuit first half' and are nickna

med after the species of salmon inhabiting Puget. Sound, are led by Paul Hardy, the great young

catcher and manager, formerly of the Birmingham Black Barons. Hardy has assembled a brilliant team. His pitchers are '.Mike ("Red") Berry, 41 year old veteran leading the coast league and formerly of the Kansas City Monarchs; Lafayette Washington, formerly of the Clowns and Birmingham; Rogers Pierre ,at one time with the clowns; Napoleon ("Lefty") Gulley, formerly of the Cleveland Buckeyes and Johnny Cogdell. Robbie Robinson, former Negro American Leaguer, assists Hardy with the catching.

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HEALTH FACTS

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Sullivan County Tuberculosis Association. Diabetes When we read about people who lived in the Middle Ages and came across a description of the meals which were served then, sometimes we are shocked at the quantity of food that the well-to-do consumed. Perhaps we should remember, however, that people were more active in those days than thsy are today. Some of the diseases which people have today may be traced, in , part, to their failure to adjust thdr eating habits to the lives they lead. One of the reasons that diabetes has become more common in recent years may be that people are eating too much rich food while living rather sedentary lives. This, of course, is not. the only explanation for the greater prevalence Of diabetes but it is undoubtedly one of the factors involved. ( Diabetes h due to an overabundance of sugar in the blood. The body requires sugar for ; heat and energy and it obtains this sugar from carbohydratet J such foods as sweets, bread, I cereal, potatoes, macaroni and spaghetti. , If more sugar is consumed than i the body can use, the rest 1 is stored away or turns to fat. Conversion of sugar into heat and I energy is made possible by a

secretion in the blood stream called inculin, which is manufactured by Cells in the pancreas. If anything interferes with the flow of insulin, the body is unable to use the sugar consumed from carbohydrates and diabetes results. Early symptons of diabetes are constant thrist and hunger, even though a normal amount of food

I is eaten, loss of weight for no apparent reason and spells of

If these symptons are present, the individual should consult a doctor immediately. He- will make a urinalysis and test the blood for sugar content. The earl-

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Many short lines are marked down this week and your savings will be from 20 per cent to 50 per cent. White Purses $1.00 These sold regularly for $1.98 to $3.79. We hare also included a number of rayon striped $2.98 hags. ; Summer Millinery $1,00 All womens' hats are included take your choice. $3.98 to $3.00 hats. Wash Dresses And Play Clothes 79c and 98c Ages up to 6 years made of cotton fabrics. Regularly priced up to $1.98. Shorts "Bra" Style Play Suits $2.93 Wide bra with tailored shorts made of printed crepe. Girls-White Blouses 98c Ages 4 to 14 regular $1.25 and $1.59 Swim Suits $5.00 Pretty colored prints with elastic back, regular $7.95 Children's Slips A pretty nainsook with lace trimming. Ages 1 to 3 50c, ages 4 to 14 80c. For girls age 6 to 12 with lace trim and made of Bur-Mil white crepe $1.39

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ier diabetes is discovered, th3 easier it is to control it. The diabetic person should be j on a special diet as recommended by a doctor. Indiscriminate1 cut- j

mg aown on caroonyarates A is not sufficient to control the disease. The patient should be under medical care. Often the diabetic must take injections of insulin, made from the pancreas of certain animals, to supply the deficiency in his own blood. Insulin neither cures nor prevents diabetes'. It is an aid in controlling the disease and should be used only as the doctor advises. Any infection may have serious consequences for the dia

betic. It is of the utmost, importance, therefore, that extreme Ipracaution be exercised to avoid infection or, in the case of even a small cut. to consult a physician.

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VINCENNES, Ihd., July 16 At least one farmer in Knox County has solved the "case of the missing chickens" but several other farmers are still on the hunt. Charles Gcrhart reported today that he shot three coyotes which had been killing his chickens. The first coyote killed was a female. Two days later he

bagged a coyote pup and later a

male. Since then Gerhart has not

missed any chickens. Other farmers in Knox county I have reported red foxes playing '

havoc with their poultry flocks. The foxes are so bold or hungrythey come up to the poultry lots in broad daylight and carry 'away young chickens.

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The Junior1 Sullivanites held their meeting July 10, opening with club songs. A business session followed and plan were made for Achievement Day. The program .included poems by RaNeil Wible and Carolyn Mahan and Lee Coulson told a story. Games concluded the meeting. The iext meeting will be held July 17th and the club is looking forward to a betier attendance. ,

WASHINGTON, July 15 (U The House today sent to Cc ference with the Senate a Sen; approved bill to boost sih prices from 71.11 to 90.3 ce: an ounce.

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