Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 194, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 27 September 1946 — Page 2

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, SEPT. 27. 1946-

SULLIVAN, INDIANA

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TAX AID FOR GOP DONORS Representative Knutson, Republican, of Minnesota, who is ranking minority member of the House Ways and Means Committee, has made the statement that if the Republicans get control of Congress next fall, taxes will be reduced . 20. .Representative Knutson is one of those who wants to reduce the taxes of his party's backers, the Millionaires and Monopolists, to a minimum. But if you think, he is worrying about the tax-load of the poor laborer. who is getting along on barely enough to buy groceries, and can't buy Baby shoes, y;ou just don't know Knutson. . Meantime,' when the President asks for stringent naftonal! economy, 4ubJican Senajtor Styles Bridges calls that economic double talk." ' ., At the same time, ove.r the country, Republicans join nationally in the chant sung locally by Gates, Jenner and their

kind, "Balance the.Budgel;! -Balance the Budget! Balance the; Rnri .. ' . - . .,1 :

PM's Economist remarks pun gently',' "The unending cry of industry and its editorial Tand'-'Replublican) friends is nothr ihg but camouflage for the usual ,econo.m$.drjye by waste or extravangancfis. Tie objective is lower taxes, ho' matter how useful a public' srviee is hurtan the process. v . . . "A. Natiqna Qity Bank survey of 65 large corporations reveals that aFholigh profits, went, up 33, '' taxes, were slashed 59!?Yet these corporations""are fighting? hard for

hat, of eoiuser explains- Mr. Knutson's stand. And that

of Gates, Jenner, and other Republican organization leaders and candidates in Indiana.

Surveyor William L. Sisson

Assessor . . . Charles L. Davis Jr. Assessor Hamilton Twp. '. . Dillon M. Routt Com'r 1st Dist. . . . Garland D. Scott Com'r 2nd Dist. E. Lowell Turpin Com'r 3rd Dist , .- John R. Howard Co. Councilmeh J. Walker McHugh, Herbert Edwards, Lexie O. Robbins, Owen W. Collins, John P. Curry, Marion H. Bedwell,, Hugh P. McCreery. TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES Hamilton . .,. Jesse 'E. Smith Jackson ':., . . Gene Slack Jefferson . . .V .... "Rush Enochs Curry . . , Basil Hayes Haddon William L. Lanhanf Cass ........... Gerald J. Usrey Gill , . . . . Frank -McKinley Turman . . '. . ' James; K'ennett Fairbanks . . . . 1. .' iferman Drake -X-rv"". "T-

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Editor Sullivan Daily Times In furtherance of our housing program in Sullivan, I believe the attached letter will be of interest to those groups which must be represented on the official Mayor's Emergency Housing Committee. M. F. Stephens

, National Housing Agency Office of the Housing Expediter Room 305, Post Office Bldg. Evansville 1, Ind. September 25, 1946 Mr. M. F. Stephens P. O. Box 286 Sullivan, Indiana Dear Mr, Stephens: This vis in reference and will

confirm verbal .conversation of Septembef 24th at our meeting in

Vineennes, Indiana, where I as called to address a Housing committee of Mayor Noble .P. Barr. . I have read with interest your telegram of September' 13th , to Mr.. Wilson - Wyatt and, also their

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the new National Housing Administration freezing of War Assets surplus materials and equipment will be very beneficial to all communities in obtaining materials -and homes for veterans. As I; mentioned to you in our meeting yesterday, the Mayor's Committee is the official housing committee of any city or municipality. We suggest that a committee of your interested community groups call on your

answer to you of September 17th. mayor with recommendations Some, of the thjngs that you pro- that they be allowed to sit in and pose to do in your telegram, al- have voice on any meetings in

though they may be a worthy cause, are beyond , the present powers vested in : the Housing Expediter's Office. We feel, as Mr. Long stated, the premium payment plans and the increased set-aside of critical materials and

the future of the Mayor's Emergency ' Housing Committee.- If these groups represent the masses of the community and feel that they can help accomplish a worthwhile cause and help get a job done of buildnig or obtain-

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you gave us and will return them to you in a separate package as soon as they have served our purpose. We are particularly interested in the number of veterans who answered your newspaper advertisement of September 9th. Let me again assure you that your Mayor's Committee is the official committee but this office stands willing and ready at all times to help any interested group that is working in the behalf of obtaining homes for returned veterans. Please feel free to call on us at any time that we may be of service to you. Sincerely yours. BURT BURTON. . Locality Expediter.

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"Ready?" I echoed. "Why in an hour."

THE curator of Rome's theaters summoned me. to his offices and broke the disturbing news. "Roscius, the - imperial cabinet wishes you to take Cynthia Mamuta to Antioch in Syria and direct her in derision performances against the cult of the Christians. Caesar Trajan believes ridicule will be more potent than fire and sword. When can you be ready?" ; .. ; "Ready?" I echoed sarcastically. "Why, in an hour. All I have to do is dash off a dozen scenes against the Christians and persuade a temperamental actress to go." The curator brushed this aside. Caesar's mind was made up, he said. And then, even more disturbing, he revealed that my best scene writer, Marcus RJacer, was in jail for treason. He had written a piece against Caesar's plans to war on the Parthians.

I trudged along, feeling a great sorrow for Marcus

There was nothing to do but aree to the task. I trudged down the Street of Theaters slowly, feeling the weight of my sixty years and of a great sorrow sorrow that my young friend, Marcus Macer, was tinker a cloud. . - "Search until you find Cynthia Mamuta," I teld my secretary; "Then bring her here." ' . ' '' While I. waited, I wondered how. .'It could work out. Commander Fascus, foremost among .Caesar's, tribunes, undoubtedly had been glad to see Marcus jailed. Fascus hated Marcus as much as the gorilla-like commander was fascinated by the coldly-beautiful Cynthia. He would do everything to assure the writer's punishment. I was still pondering when Cynthia entered. "What do you think of the arrest of Marcus?" I asked. - "I am not surprised," Cynthia said. "That's what comes

"You've got to help me," Cynthia said.

. of his stubbornness and cynical attitude." 1 She always spoke thus of the man to whose writings she owed her theatrical success. But I was not taken in. "Fascus' jealousy may mean Marcus' death," 1 said. I A startled look. widened her blue eyes.. "They won't hurt Mi' reus. Their real purpose is to frighten him. Fascus told me that. J agree with him that. Marcus needs the lesson. The commander will have him released any time that I ask, him to." .... Then I told her what I bad learned. "Marcus is to be j esilrd for life to the copper mines of Cyprus." The actress gave a gasp as if someone had dashed a flagon of cold water over her head, and, her cry told me ' much. "Oh, Uncle Roscius! You've got to help me .'..". (Continued tomorrow)

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