Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 218, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 31 October 1946 — Page 2
SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, OCT. 31, 1946.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET STATE OFFICERS
A Home Owned Democratic Newspaper Sullivan Daily Times, founded 1905, as the daily edition of the Sullivan Democrat, founded 1854 " United Press Wire Service
REPUBLICAN TICKET STATE TICKET United States Senator William E. Jenner
U. S. Senator Secretary of State '. ' ; ...... M. Clifford Townsend Thomas E. Bath, Jr.
Secy.
of State Treasurer of State Harrv E. McClain .... Frank T. Millis
Eleanor Poynter Jamison Manager and Assistant Editor Treasurer . . . Timothy P. Sexton Auditor of state ... A. v. Burch
Bryant R. Allen Editor Auditor ." George Barnhart Superintendent of Public InstrucPaul Poynter. ...........'.:......1T..'. Publisher Supt. Public Instruction tioh '.' ' Ben H. Watt
Published daily except Saturday and Sunday at 115 West Jackson St. Edward t. furnisn clerk of Courts
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Clerk of Courts . . . : Jack Kale Thomas 0. Williams Geo. W. Long Supreme Court Judge
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. James E. Noland Congressman
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All mail subscriptions strictly In adyance ! Recorder .'Paul B. Owens Clerk ot the circuit uouu
Sheriff Harold Reynolds James n. Kinger
Auditor :. Eugene L.. tsmauwooa Treasurer Loren C. Harris Recorder Lorella Hallbeck Sheriff ... Virgil L. Johnson Coroner Hud T. Hill Surveyor . . . Paul T. Vermillion
Scott Assessor ...... Claude F. Tipton Assessor Hamilton Twp ;..
Leland Ferguson Com'r 1st Dist. . . . Alex Davison Com'r 2nd Dist. Lawrence Huff Com'r 3rd Dist Ray Timmerman Co. Councilmen Mike Crowder, . Thomas K. Cushman, Samuel M. Springer, Phillip Hill, H. A. Bland, F. M. Dukes, George S. Shepherd.
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ROY ACUFf RUNS RIOt
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Coroner Stanley B. Jewell C 'William T. .Qiccrtn
In theory, we have government by majority in this na- ' , - -pwipc r. Davis Jr.
ticn. In practice, we frequently have government by mi- Assessor Hamilton Twp. ncrity. Dillon M. Routt
A glance at the voting figures of this city, county,' and Com'r 1st Dist state will substantiate this. Time and time ao-ain. well under .. Garland D
half of the registered voters go to the polls on election day. Com'r 2nd Dist. . This, is paiticulaily true of local elections, and national elec- E- Lowell Turpin tiens In -off-years when there is Ho race for the presidency. Com r 3rd Dist. -tV H0vvari Ali;d,v'iit;n that, happens, the "voice of the people" is a small ':Co.Councilmen-J. Walker Mc-
anu ueueuwu voice inueea. Hugh, Herbert Edwards, Lexie Cur ancestors fought for centuries to win and maintain o. Robbins, Owen W. Collins,
t.-;e lignr oi lrancinse. it is the basic guardian of tree government and of all the other freedoms which are possible
enly under ficc government. It is the first right to be abro-rr-ikr. ' S- JL,(.,i It,, -t,.., A. U . -1 4-!
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t,i,iuin v.'iiicii usea 10 uccur penoaicauy in uermany, Italy Hamilton Jesse E. Smith and dsewlieie prove. It is the greatest defense against op- Ijackson Gene slack pi ecsioil. I Jefferson Rush Enochs ; ' The citizen who fails to vote shirks a basic and inescap- ! Curry1 ......... i..: Basil Hayes sbic . vS5(-mr;ibility. Go to the polls on election day and cast Haddon William L. Lanham your la;i.)t for the men and measures of your choice. That is Cass' Gerald J. Usrey b:;i ,i frrr-il . ,)nrv and o-vo.nf nrlvilo Gill Frank McKinley
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Johh P: Curry, Marion H. Bedwell, Hugh P. McCreery.
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TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES Hamilton Harold Boone Jackson Charles E. Sharpe Curry ..... Walter E. Thompson Fairbanks ...... Cecil Fuson Turman William W. Watson
James Kennett Haddon . . Loyd William Stafford Herman Drake Cass Ernest M. Edds
Leslie Jones
FLEAS ANTV1LLE
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starring ROY ACUFF And his Smoky Mountain Boys A REPUBLIC FICTURE AND
CRABBE
E. B. Walters.
Rev. and Mrs. Karns had as thr'r pupsts recently their son
and family. , ,
Several of the teachers from this vicinity attended" the "State Teachers Association at Indianapolis last week.
ALL-STATE MUSICIANS FORM INDIANA BAND
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near Carlisle,
evening iamily.
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nrf? familv of visited Friday
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DEMOCRATIC, WORKERS 1 AND CANDIDATES -' .' The Democrat Party '' has 'always -cot-ducted a clean campaign in Sullivan County aM I. want you to continue to do so' without fail We deplore campaign rumors abt)ut cerV taisi officials of the Republican Party, being connected v.ith the beer lnia:ness or holding twa cr :nore jobs snd collecting salaries from , two cr mors gavcrnmont;l ' agencies. We houe that Democratic candidates and Work . e::j will not be guilty cf spreading these -: ' rumors. . , . ' ;' '' - "' ' . .We vant al! DemocraUc- .officials and r-orliiers-see that no legal voter who is entitled to vote is disfranch'sed because of f:-titv registration. ' ', , ! .' .JAMES McGARVEY, Democratic County Chairman 1 "'" ....... ..... - j ivaM roi.'Aav:
Mr. and Mrs. Bynum Alsman, Mrs. Julia Brown and daughters, Mrs. C. K. Daugherty and daughter, Blanche, visited at Crane, Indiana .Sunday. ...... Mr. and Mrs: Lee Howard of Graysville, were guests Sunday afternoon of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Howard. Mrs. Violet Brewer, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Lenore Brown, returned home Friday. , ! ; r, Ryrium ' Al?man Jr.', Charles and Leon ' Bedwell attended" the races at Bedford Sunday afternoon. ; , , , f Willard Andis and family callied on Mr. and Mrs. Jake Andis j Friday evening. m Rev: and Mrs. Karns were in Sullivan Saturday afternoon. j Rev.' and Mrs. Karns called on Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Howard Monday afternoon.
I BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Indiana University's Marching Hundred Band, reactivated after a three-year wartime lapse, is an all-state organization with members from forty-six Hoosier cities and towns. All but eleven of its 125 members are from Indian i ' - . i' The make-up of the organization, which for years attracted national attention ' and was described by the late John Phillip Sousa'as "the best marching band in the world", is attributed by Director Gerald F. Doty "to the many fine high school bands in Indiana high school bands th'at" are unequalled anywere." "
! Ed Goodman called on his afternoon. .
and daughters mother Sunday
Congressman Landis says: "The New Deal proposes to make other foreign gift-loans in the next session of Congress wh?ch will total 14 billion dollars. I led the fight in Congress !r,!Tut ihe ' Rntish loan
and I will : fiht against s
these 1 other gift-loans in the next session of Congress." Mr. Landis says : "The t'me has come for the Government : to r look after our own people before vv make any more foreign lOanS." ,- ;.j (i Paid Pol. Adv.
TIME: -7:00 P. M. Tonight & Fri. 6:00 P.-.M; Saturday
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BY S. R. PERKINS IUUSTRATIONS BY NEIl O'KEEFFI
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j "... V."l remember these steps'" Cynthig told me, .... ' GALLI's men forced the rear door of the bishop's house," making a great deal of noise. I wondered if the sounds had been heard by the Christians in the depths of the 'crypt. We crowded into the house. Galli soon found the stairwsy to the cellar, and we descended in single file. "I remember these steps," Cynthia said. "I hope I will be able to recall the place of the secret door." . ' " ' But when we got down into the subterranean room, I noticed that the actress was confused. Galli observed, "Can't you remember?" ' ' '"'..''"' . His question angered her. "Did you expect me to go straight to the hidden door and open jt for you?" she snapped. "Set yenr men to work, topping and exploring." The vigiles beg'sn testing the stones. Once, one man knelt beside the stone under the stairway which I knew was the
.The vigiles began tapping and testing the stpnes..
opening. He struck it with a hard steel bar, listening attentively. The sound seemed different to me or was it my imagination? I was alarmed but at last he got up and stood uncertainly with the others. "Pry up some stones," Cynthia commanded 1 :' The work was slow. The torches burned up the air and the place grew' foul. Cynthia and I finally retreated upstairs leaving the baffled and enraged Galli to keep his men at their task. ' '"'' ' . ;'' ' '' ' v In the birhop's library, Cynthia seated her-elf. "I want to be here when they are taken;" she "said. Not knowing that I ever had sesh 'lhe library before, she began some lengthy story of childhood experiences- Hinder '.'this roof and I Ml-asleep I was aroused by Cynthia screaming, "Roscius, Galli! The bishop, the bishop!" .. -. . '. . '
"The bishopl" Cynthia cried.
I sprang tip, somewhat confused and saw people in the room, Ignatius, Alee, his niece, and Joseph Athlai, a Christian lawyer. Galli ran in, snarling, "Where have you been? I have been looking for you." "In the wrong place as usual," Ignatius returned pleasantly. They argued sharply over Galli's right to break into the house. Galli wavered. ' "Send your men back to dig," Cynthia snapped. "Caesar will protect us." ' "Yes, Caesar will take care of us," the prefect said confidently as the actress and I left the house. We entered the litter and were borne toward the Palace. I pondered the words, "Caesar will take care of us." What Marcus called Caesarism had never been so clear to me . . . (Continued tomorrow).
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Together again Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall, dynamic love team of "To Have And Have Not," are seen in "The Big Sleep."
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