Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 218, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 31 October 1946 — Page 6

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The first thought of our Pilgrim Fathers upon landing on our shores was to build homes to protect them against the elements and the dangers of an unknown land. When our forefathers came westward into the land we now call Indiana they immediately began to cut trees for the construction of Homes to house themselves and families. So the home became the very foundation of our way of life and became sacred in the hearts of our people and is so recognized by our laws. It has ever been a haven where the members of the family found love, rest and security. Here they shared their joys and their sorrows. Today, in Indiana, a sinister influence is threatening the peace and security of our homes. Liquor is flowing so freely in our state and is so rapidly gaining a hold on the lives of men and women that the very foundation of the home is being wrecked. The momentum of this influence is gaining to such an extent that many of our citizens feel that they should have some protection against its continued growth. They feel that the least our state "could do would be to make possible for its citizens to have the right to express themselves through the ballot. Let the Indiana legislature say to the citizens of this state "it shall be your right to say if this evil shall continue, we will make it legal for you to decide through the ballot." That is the democratic way, that must be the American way.

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Vincennes Alices Move Into 2nd Place In SIAC Race This Week Only

l2 Point Behind Reitz Of Evansville

VINCENNES, Ind., Oct. 30. Tightening of the race for the leadership of the Southern Indiana Athletic Conference football championship of 1946, featured the SIAC games last week. The Vincennes Alices, winning 21-6 over the New Albany Bulldogs, moved to within half a rating point of the leading Evansville Reitz Panthers, who were idle. The Evansville Central Bears, still unbeaten in conference games, dropped to third place, but remain on the heels of the leading Panthers and Alices. STANDING

Rating Team W L T Pet. Points TP OP Reitz 3 0 1 .875 25 '4 98 25 Vincennes 5 1 0 .833 25 164 44 Central 4 0 0 1.000 22 94 . 20 Boonville : 4 2 0 .667 ' 16 92 84 Bosse 1 1 1 .500 12 46 26 Bicknell 3 3 0 .500 9 159 110 Linton 2 1 0 .667 8 70 19 Sullivan 1 1 0 .500 7 44 39 Bloomington 2 3 0 .400 '6 67 34 New Albany 1 2 0 .333 5 . 22 62 Huntingburg 1 5 0 .167 3 31 147 Washington 1 5 0 .167 3 33 155 Princeton 1 5 0 .167 3 29 183 Last Week's 'Games. Games This Week. Bicknell, 52; Princeton, 6. ' Friday, Nov. l

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Both the Hunters of Hunitngburg and the Hatchets of Wash, ington completed their gridiron schedules for 1946, the Hunters with a non-conference victory over Jeffersonville, 12 to 6, and Hatchets in a defeat, 34-13, at Bconville. j Featuring the five-game SIAC program of next Friday night will be the annual Reitz-Central game in Evansville, this time

j certain to have an important effect on the football championi ship of fhe conference. OF TEAMS Linton at Bicknell. Boonville at New Albany. Bosse at Princeton. Central at Reitz. Sullivan at Vincennes. Wiley (T. H.) at Bloomington. ins). One Big Rack Ladies REDUCED DRESSES $4.00 Now is the time to buy those extra fine dresses you have wanted at a real saving ! Our supply of these is limited so hurry in for yours !

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Juniper Bids for Fame SALEM, Ore. (UP) Laboratory tests by the state department of forestry have shown that juniper wood contains cedrol, a chemical used in making insecticides, soaps and cosmetics. This native wood, which grows in large quantities in the dry climate of Eastern Oregon, may supplant Eastern red cedar as a source of this valuable chemical, chemists here believe.

Busy Prevention, Week PLYMOUTH, Ind. -National Fire Prevention Week set

ATTENTION! "Republican Workers and Candidates" We have always conducted a clean campaign in Sullivan County and I want you to continue to do so without fail. Thank you. W. N. RINGER Republican County Chairman

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