Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 154, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 2 August 1946 — Page 3

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READY MIXED CONCRETE . Delivered in Sullivan 4 Bag Mix Per Yd. $8.50 5 Bag Mix Per Yd. $9.00 42 Bag Mix Per Yd. $8.75 5 Bag Mix Per Yd. $9.50 6 Bag Mix Per Yd. $10.00 CONCRETE BLOCKS Smooth Face 18c Each Above price is for 8 x 8 xl6" block. Rock Face Blocks, Bullnose Corners, Partition Blocks 4 x 8 x 16" and Line Blocks 8.x 4 x 16" also available. CALL OR WRITE CARL A. NEWLIN Phone 20 Hutsonville, Illinois

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$1.25Retonga $1.09

60c SAL HEPATICA ........... 49c $1.25 SERUTAiN .......... 98c 60c Syrup Pepsin 49

Sutton Leg Makeup .. 59c

Lustre-Creme Shampoo $1 Wrisley Bath Oil ..... $1 Veto Deodorant 39c

Jergens Lotion ... 39c Modart Fluff Shampoo 75c

Colgate Toothpaste . . . 37c Ipana Toothpaste 39c Tek Toothbrush 29c

Pepsodent Powder 39c Lyons Powder 39c Dr. West Toothbrush.. 47c

RIT ALL PURPOSE DYE 25c PUTNAMDYE ............ ..... 10c

AUNT SUE CLEANER Gal. ... 64c ENERG1NE 29c

Open Sunday, Aug. 4th

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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS I War. deed, James A. Smith et al to Mona J. Smith. $1.00 Section 12, twp. 7 north, range 8 west, 5 1-5 acres. War. deed, Mona J. Smith to Frank Pirtle et ux. $1.00. Section 12, twp. 7 north, range 8 west, 5 1-5 acres. ' War deed, William E. McDaniels et ux to Ralph Martin et ux $1.00. Lots 195, 106, 107, 108, 135 and 136 in Central Coal Co. add. to town of Dugger. War. deed Glenn Gregg et ux to Carl C. Hoover. $1.00. Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4 in block 2, South Sullivan. I War. deed, Jerry Moody et ux I to Charles Chambers et ux. $1.00. Sect. 3, township 7, north range 8 west, 21 acres. War. deed, John J. Nichols et ux to Leslie Ross et ux, $1.00. Sect. 27, twp. 7 north, range 9 west, 3 acres. I War. deed. Gordon Denzil Snyder et ux to Harry Cummins et j ux. $1.00. Section 36, twp. 7 north 1 range 9 west. 14 acres. j Quit claim deed, Otis M. Sebring et ux to Harold D. Harris and Paul Stark. $1.00; Part of

lots 15 and 16 in original town

of Shelburn. War. deed, James R. Riggs et ux to James D. Loy et ux. $1.00. Lot No. 163 in Oaktown add. to town of Shelburn. War. deed,1 Gif ford D. German

et ux to Fred Harmon et ux. $1.00.

Lot 13 in Paul Buckley's add. to town of Shelburn. War. deed, Henrietta F, Cooper to Clifford Winklepleck, $11. Lot No. 97 in original town of Carlisle. . War. deed, Ida M. Dorothy to Carl Mahurin et ux, $1.00. Lot No. 12 in Susan Beckett's add. to town of Hymera. . War. deed, Mary Phillips to Marshall Phillips et ux, $1.00. Section 7, twp. 8 north 10 west, 1 acre. sWar. deed, William T. Mellott to Holt Connor et ux, $1.00. Lot No. 6 in Snow and Cochran's add. to town now city of Sullivan. War deed, George W. Sanders et ux to Obera Ronovsky, $1.00. Section 33, twp. 8 north, range 9 west, being a part of lot 19 contiguous territory A in the city of Sullivan. ' War. deed, Clyde C. Lehman et ux to Lawrence McCammon. $1.00. Lct. No 84 in Central jCoaj Co, add. to town of Dugger.

War. deed, Rex W. Taylor to Russell W. Taylor et ux. $1.00. Lots No. 64 and 65 in South Glendale add. to town of Farmersburg. War. deed. Berdie Handford Gadberry et ux to Alva L. Jones et ux, $1.00. Lot No. 104 in Dugger and Neal Co. first add. to

This Morning's Headlines VETO TIDELANDS OIL BILL President Truman vetoed the

so-called "tidelands oil bill," declaring that the question whether the

nation or the states own the lands in question should be decided by the Supreme Court, not by Congress. The bill would have renounced any federal claim to certain oil-rich lands, principally lands between the low tide mark and the three-mile limit.

"The ownership of the vast quantity of oil in such areas presents

a vital problem for the nation from the standpoint of national de

fense and conservation," Mr. Truman wrote. As the clerk started to read the veto message in the House,

where the bill originated, administration leaders interrupted to gam

postponement until today. Thus any vote on overriding the veto

was postponed.

VETS OFFER SHELL CLUES Combat veterans told the Sen. ate War Investigating Committee that the defective mortar shells which killed their buddies can be traced to the manufacturer and told it how. One, -who served in Italy, wrote that his 100th Chemical Mortar Battalion "had quite a bit of defective 4.2" inch ammunition" and that he has its lot 'numbers. An ex-corporal of the 65th Chemical

Company in Belgium reported that he kept records on "a disgraceful I

number of defective fuses." And another soldier wrote that "Army regulations require that ammunition be stored and issued by lot number; that a report giving lot number be made of all accidents involving defective ammunition and the faulty round be impounded." This correspondent also reported that an entire gun crew was killed or wounded by a defective mortar shell in tests at Fort Bragg, N. C, in 1943 and that "a full report was made by the Field Artillery Board and copies will be found in its files." "These reports show the lot number of the defective round and from that information the manufacturer can be ascertained," he de

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Steaks to cut for your "over the fire" " supper in the open.

Beef - Pork - Veal - Cheese CHOICE BEEF ROASTS, lb ! 39c BOILING BEEF, lb. . . . 29c ROUND & LOIN STEAK, lb 49c FRESH GROUND BEEF, lb 45c

FLOUR 5 & 10 Lb. Sacks

Plenty of TUNA FISH Fresh Fruit, Melons, Vegetables, Frozen Fruits and Vegetables.

RED PITTED CHERRIES No. 2 Cans

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McKELLAR AHEAD IN TENNESSEE With about one-tenth of the state's 2,300 precincts reported, Sen. Kenneth D. McKellar forged ahead of his CIO-PAC-backed opponent, Edward Carmack, in Tennessee's democratic primary. McKellar's lead was slight in early returns, however.

INCREASE RAIL FREIGHT RATES Railroad freight rates on all shipments within Indiana will be increased 5 per cent beginning Monday, the Public Service Commission ordered yesterday. The in. crease was granted at the request of the railroads and in the face of stiff opposition from the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce.

AGENT RESIGNS IN DOPE PROBE Bernard B. Peterson, Federal narcotics agent in charge at Indianapolis, has resigned as a result of an investigation into flow of narcotics to an Indianapolis colony of addicts, his superior revealed yesterday. Detectives denied a narcotics bureau statement that there are only about six confirmed narcotics addicts in Indianapolis. "It's nearer 150," they countered.

COMPROMISE SECURITY TAX BILL A compromise Social Security bill, freeing the old-age insurance tax at 1 per cent , and providing larger Federal grants for needy persons in all states, was agreed upon last night by a Senate-House conference committee. The action blasted away what appeared to be the last major barrier to congressionl adjournment by tonight.

TROOPS CALLED IN BALLOT RIOT Col. Hilton Butler last night ordered the Tennessee State Guard to riot-torn Athnes in east, em Tennessee after a crowd estimated at 1,000 persons stormed he tworstory jail there with tommy guns rifles, shotguns and pistols and killed a' deputy sheriff standing guard with other officers en

trenched in and around the red brick building. At least 20 persons had been wounded in the rioting. - ' Chattanooga newspapermen, returning from Athens, had reported seeing two ballot boxes seized by armed sheriff's deputies and later witnessing a group of the deputies disarmed by members of the opposing political faction, beaten and taken to an undisclosed destination.

PERON ASSERTS ARGENTINA IS AMERICAN NATION President Juan D. Peron said that should there be another world war Argentina would fight on the side of the United States and the other American nations. "Argentina is an American country, placed geographically in the , American continent, and, consequently, my country inevitably forms an integral part of what might be called the 'American Line'," Peron declared in an interview

town of Dugger.' War. deed, Floyd Townseley et ux to Central Ind. Coal Co. Inc. $1,000. Section 1, top. 6 north, range 8 west, 5 acres. War. deed, William L. Rooksberry et ux to Harold Bruning et ux, $1.00. Section 4, twp. 6 north range 8 west, 22 acres. War. deed, Sindora Bowen to Moses C. Norris et ux. $1.00. Section 8 twp. 9 north, range 10 west, 40 acres. . . War. deed. Rosa Nell Minton to Roy V. Stewart et ux, $1.00. Section '12, twp. 1 north, range 8 west, 5 acres, also section 11 twp. 7 north range 8 west 1 acre. War deed. Laflin M. Vanarsdall et ux to Robert M. Houpt et ux, $1.00, Lot No. 9 in Burk's add. to town now city of Sullivan. War deed, Floyd Jewell et ux to Nancy A. Curtic. $1.00. 50 feet off south side lot No. 2 in Barn-

hart's Fourth add. to town of Hymera. War. deed, Leo E. Followell et ux to Cleotus Followell et ux.' $1.00. Parts of Lot No. 14 in Joshua P Becket's add. to Hymera. War. deed, Edward IA. Leach et ux to Fred Stierwalt et ux, $1.00. 50 feet off south side lot No 20

and 20 feet off lot No. 19 all in Crowder heirs subdivision in or

iginal town now city of Sullivan.

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TO END STRIKE

VIENNA, Austria, Aug. 2. (UP) -Workers in the zoo found a

new way to obtain favorable consideration of their demands for higher pay and increased rations.

They went on strike yesterday and refused to feed the animals,

including lions and tigers. Soon

the hungry beasts began to roar. Police rushed to the scene. The

strikers threatened to turn the

animals loose.

The police went away, the zoo raised wages, the strikers

went back to work this morning and the animals got their breakfast.

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Down through the ages there have been men who sought to emslave the liberty-loving peoples of the world ... men who set themselves upon high places and looked down upon the struggling masses. Yet from every corner of the globe have come those who would remember the voice of ihe Garden of Eden, "Yes, Cain, you are your brother's keeper." . And because we believe men can live more fully when they live together in harmony with God and His universe, it is fitting that we begin here at home to enact that policy. It is toward that end that the churches of this community have ..inaugurated the UNION CHURCH SERVICES which are held each , Sunday evening at 7:30 p. m. in the Sullivan City Park. Here the people of all the churches gather to worship in one united effort . ' with an undenominatonal praise to the LIVING GOD. This is your invitation to join them. "And when our Captain says. 'Well done! Thou good and faithful servant, come! , Lay down the Pitcher and the Lamp; Lay down the Trumpet, leave the camp,'

Their weary hands will then be seen Clasped in His pierced ones, naught between!'' PROGRAM Of Services Sunday, August 4th, 7:30 P. M. AT THE Sullivan City Park SPEAKER Rev. Aulthaus, minister of the Maple Avenue Christian Church, Terre Haute i ' MUSIC Presbyterian Church PLATFORM MANAGER Allen Letterman Sing ... Pray ... Rejoice This Message Is Sponsored By ; . . The Following Firm In Support Of Our City's United Religious Program

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