Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 236, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 26 November 1946 — Page 4

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES TUESDAY, NOV. 26, 1946.

SULLIVAN. INDIAN

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Articles published herein do

not necessarily express the senti

ment of the Daily Times and this paper may or may not agree with

statements contained herein.

Quit paying rent and own your home. Special bargains on

property; on Installment plan. !

Alao farms for sale. W. T. MELLOTT ,

Theyll Do It Tivery Time By Jimmy Hatlo ITWILL (JANE REALLY) vELL! IF SHE LEAVES tefffi f itQ&Al LEAVE FWJL? WILL U WITHOUT SETTING HER ) gCSrlLV ) SSSl QUARREL WRECrHANPSCl HIS SSV SStHaS d THEIR HOME ? TUME IN f SME:5 CRAZY.' THAT FUL cwm ieSAj) J TOMORROW FOR MORE 15 A HEEL. I COJLPTELL I -JMaFu I IIXapventures of the -s her howto hample y s -0 W I i HIM. I COULP SHOW I lF SHE CAAOlpl J ( BROU6HTTOVOU K 3 HERHOWTDRUN rmf RUN ANYTHINtT) ' ,y j' . j&

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Production Ad

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As a means of conserving coal during the work stoppage at the nation's bituminous coal mines, the Civilian Production Administration has issued an order,, effective 6 P. M. Mondaj Nov. 25th, which prohibits the use of electricity for the following purposes: . ;

"1. Refrigeration for air-conditioning except to the extent essential for industrial processes or for health and safety. 1 , ... ' . 2. Outdoor and indoor advertising and promotional lighting. 3. Outdoor display and flood lighting except to the extent necessary for the conduct of outdoor business or services. 4. Outdoor or indoor decorative and ornapiental lighting. 5. Show window or show case lighting. Jii.A- . 1 6. Marquee lighting in excess of 60 watts for each marquee, ; 7. White way street lighting in excess of the amount determined by local public authority to be necessary for public safety. , 8. Outdoor or indoor sign lighting except for - 1 (i) Directional or identification signs required for fire and police protection, traffic control, transportation terminals, or hospitals, or directional or identification lighting for any simiar essential public service; . ' (li) Directional or identification signs using not more than 60 watts per establishment, for , . doctors and for hotels and other public lodging establishments. 9. Outdoor entrance lighting, except the minimum essential fcr public health and safety and then not more than 60 watts per entrance. 10. Any other form of general outdoor or indoor illumination in or about any commercial, industrial 01 other non-residential establishment in excess of 7." per cent of the illumination normally used. ' i ' 11. In excess of 73 per cent of the normal passenger elevator cr escalator services in any building having more than one passenger elevator or escalator."

The company supplying you with electricity is required to bring this order to the attention of all its customers. This erclfr of the Civilian Production Admin'stratwn is by its terms mandatory, effective 6 P. M. Monday, Nov. 25th. The order further requires that we notifr any customer known by us to be in continued violation of the order. A copy of this notification must be sent to the regional compliance office of the Civilian Production Administration. The eider provides that wilful visktion is subject to fine or imprisonment, and further provides that the , Civilian V' Production Administration upon determination of continued violation, may direct the suspension of service and prescribe the conditions under which service may be restored. WE WILL BE GLAD TO ADVISE WITH CUSTOMERS IN MEETING THESE REGULATIONS.

MADISON, Wis. (UP) The army, the little woman and Junior all help a college man to get good grades. The University of Wisconsin finds that to be true. For proof, it offers an .analysis of grades made by 4,201 veterans, a quarter of whom were married, last spring. Non-veterans, on the campus last spring earned an average grade of 1.57. Single veterans scored 1.62. The steadying influence of matrimony was reflected in married veterans' overall average of 1.80. Junior's nuisance value seems to be over-rated because fathers among the married veterans outscored non-fathers 1.90 to 1.73. The figures show that women veterans, too, are better students because of their training in service. The 62 co-ed veterans last

spring earned a ' high grade ' av

erage of 1.82, compared to a 1.70

average of other women students. Paul L. 'frump, adviser to men, admits age is a highly important factor in the good grades achieved by veterans. The married veterans' average of 2.15 helped to

ried freshman veterans. driven over Texas roads in 1889. M.J.Aikin &Son FUNERALHOME . g; , "Al&ln's Service Coita N 33 lMSii I ' !

GRAB BAG

One-Minute Test 1. Who composed the "Second Hungarian Rhapsody"? 2. Who was the most famous violin maker of all time? 3. Who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel?

Words of Wisdom He that does not bring up his son to some . honest calling and employment, brings him up to be a thief. Jewish maxim.

Hints on Etiquette Greet the friends you meet on

the street warmly, but not effusively. Effusiveness makes you conspicuous, which is not good taste..

Today's Horoscope If you are celebrating a birthday today, you are humorous and easy-going, Sn omnivorous reader, a careful student and a clear thinker. You are aggressive and original. You make a good leader, both in society and business. You like to excel In what you do, either in sports or in any serious

.undertaking. Today figure out

how you can cut the budget by cutting out waste. The aspect good for beauty culture treats

ments, body care, diet check-up.

Don't ask for favors, especially of people you have not known for a very long time. Communicate with a friend. Talk, write, ojf send some nice little token of af

fection.

One-Minute Test Answers

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2. Antonio Stradivari., 3. Michelangelo. -

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