Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 242, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 4 December 1946 — Page 2

SULLIVAN. INDIANS

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3, 1946. PAGE TWO

A Home Owned Democratic Newspaper ' Sullivn Dally Times, founded 1905, as the daily edition of the Sullivan Democrat, founded 1854 ti . i i t ari r 1

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Eleanor Poynter Jamison Manager and Assistant Editor united Press staff Correspondent

Bryant R. Allen .., Editor Washington (UP) Lt. col. Paul Poynter ........ .... Publisher James E. Bain, assistant director Published daily except Saturday and Sunday at 115 West Jackson St.! of rocket development for War

Sullivan. Indiana Telephone 1Z Department army ordinance, De

Army Col. Debunks Rocket To Moon Trip

He explained that existing control systems and radar were not strong enough to handle a rocket in inter-planetary travel. The experts have succeeded in bouncing a radar pulse off the moon, how-

ever, and that is a start. "It is possible by the principles Bain said army research was we know today to get a velocity "concentrated on firing rockets of about $4,000 feet per second accurately at range of 25 to 50 at a tremendous cost," Bain. said, miles and gradually increasing

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He added that the Germans had a trans-Atlantic rocket on

lieves it would take billions of the drawing boards with a oneHnllars and vears of research to ton payload and a range of 3,000

perfect a rocket to the moon. miles. It would have weighed 180 with jmproved models of equip

Bain said this tremondous ef- tons at take-off and have a veloc- ment used in World War II. At fort in time and money would ity of 11,000 feet per second. .'present, bombers and artillery

To reach the escape velocity can do the ob jre effectively

the range up to a foreseeable future of 2,000 miles. He predicted that the next war

jf any largely will be fought

. 0uV-.. result in mittins a piece of metal To

oy carrier, per wee . .... . .. ... . xo u u. w , .n mjwn q youf wUh existing propeiiants, a moon than rockets except at long range

by man in ouiuvwi Aim ajuii.u.f vuujii.c. fist." rocket would have to be the size j Push-button war is not just Year.. "'-J "That wouldn't prove a thing," of a skyscraper, the scientists .ar0Und the corner," Bain said. Six Months .' ,Bain said. "Whom do we want to estimate. ;"How soon we reach it depends Month (with Times furnishing stamped envelope) 30 Cents fignt on tne moon? We are in the To get a super-velocity the on the money and effort spent on By Mail Elsewhere ; business of producing military scientists figure on a system of solving the problems." Year v . $4.00 weapons." rockets-within-rockets. The first L ' 11

Six Months $2.25 1 Theoretically, Bain said, it is rocket would reach a velocity of m k ,m, Ti , iv,i ,noinr.o Aft Cnt 1 ourely a matter of velocity and 5.000 feet per second. From it

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Avoiding Two Kinds Of Excesses

control to fire a rocket to the would fire a second rocket which

moon and it probably could be would reach 11,000 feet per secdone. The escape velocity (escape 0nd. Still a third rocket fired from the earth's gravitation field from it, and so on, the experts has to be about 36,000 to 37,000 theorize, could 1 reach a desired feet per second. speed.

The German V-2 rocket with Rocket Would Be Satellite

Bain estimated that with a

MT CALVARY

Resignation of Paul Porter as chief of the Office of Price Administration is a sie-n of the times. OPA retains jurisdic

tion only over susrar, rice and rents, and even these lingering which American ordnance scien-

contrcls are under fire. Porter quits a virtually nonexistent tists are experimenting reaches four-stage rocket you could reach j-0b. . I a speed of 5.00Q feet per second a velocity of 24,000 to 25,000 feet ' " I and it is the fastest known per second, or a "satellite velocFurther retrenchments and resignations are expected 1 rocket. ity." That would mean the rocket even before the Republicans take over Congress and atteirmt German V-2 Just a start 'would become a satellite revolv0 carry out their campaign promises. Forecasts include the I The V-2 cost the Germans ing around the earth. It would retirement of John Small, civilian production administrator, ' $300,000,000 to perfect in 12 years weigh seven pounds, if you startand merger of his CPA with OPA. The combination may be f effort, it will deliver a one- ed with a 15-ton rocket. feroaddened to include remnants of other wartime agencies. ,ton warhead but,aKB1? b 7 - J-TJVfr. . 1 can carry several bombs weigh- up the money for all this? Bain

This means that a number of capable men are going to ing a ton each and drop them on said. "Assuming you could get

leave government service, although there continues to be a

shortage of good administrators. President Truman frequently has complained of this lack, yet he is in a large measure responsible for it. He lets versatile officials like Porter go with a note of thanks, while giving White House favorites such as Vardaman and Allen cushy jobs' in more or less permanent agencies.

vvniie considerable government demobilization is essential after an emergency, it is regrettable that so much is left to chance and vicissitudes of politics. The present administration and both parties have been prominent offenders in this respect. Today some Republican leaders are beginning to recognize realities. To better publicized declarations in favor of a more cautious approach to such matters as tax reduction and labor legislation is added advice that the president's war powers be carefully studied before an attempt is made to discard them. This advice comes from Senator Wiley of Wisconsin, head of a special GOP committee on war powers. It indicates a growing shift in sentiment from outright appeal

to moamcation and re-enactment of those emergency powers which the nation's welfare still demands. But while such spurts of planning may minimize the dangers of precipitate change, thev produce no lasting rp. ...w . - - " ceuc.o. ftwvGJtiiment. As circumstances demanded more power and authority in Washington, these have teen granted grudgingly and with at least an implied promise that they would be withdrawn when no longer needed. Jsut the need became permanent in some cases, while in others it lasted long enough for agencies to dig in deeply and . .develop strong lesistance to intermittent economy waves. - A frank reappraisal of our federal government, its scope .and powers, is essential to orderly development and reorganization. Long-range planning might avoid extremes of extravagance and pseudo-economy. The British can teach us -ometh;ng about making government more flexible, hence Jitter able to expand or contract as conditions warrant.

a target with much greater ac

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the money, then you still would have no idea where it was going."

Rev. Rosier filed his regular appointment here ' last Sunday morning. Uncle Jim Mason is in a serious condition at his home with a heart ailment.

Rev. Eli Yates visited Jake Cox last Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Russell were in Terre Haute Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Skinner and children and Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Carr of St. Bernice, visited here last Thursday. Several from here attended the revival meeting at the Hickory Methodist Church Sunday evening. ivliss Theresa Russell of New

Commissioners allowances general fund Mnrv 1. Blubauxh, clerk auditor .... lo.OO

Dorothy Railsback, 4th dep treas 66;35

liens Pirtle; 3rd dep treas

Mary Walters, 4th dep treaa Vera Jean Harmon, same Lorella Hallbeck, fees recorder . Audrey Hoesman. clerk recorder kdith Harmon, attend officer Elaine Reynolds, ren clerk Marie Wriifht, same .....

Betty Keene, game

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8.72 4.42 113.13 85.00 152.00 40.00 40.00 20.00

Berniece B. Cummings, same 12.00 Hodson Tennis, c h custodian 150.00 Li I lie Keene, matron court house 75.00 Clarence Harlow, helper c h ... 50.00 Ladle McElrath. -tlerk pros atty 50.00 John Moore, Turnkey Jail . 60.00 Orion Self, supt infirmary SO. 00 Naomi Self, matron infirmary 60.00 Sylvia Cummins, attendant in .. 60.00 Elizabeth Welch, wages other emplys 60.00 Fred Caity, same 5.00 Dillon Routt, township assessor . 60.00 Milton Drake, hierhway repair 187.50 Harold Marts, same 150.00 W. K. Dickerson, same , 150.00 Steve A. Sproatt, same - 150.00 Sarah Batey, same 61-90 Essio Fuller, sema ; 63.10 Ivan H." Pinkston, same 140.00 Joe Wallace, same , ISO. 00 TI:h-v Sunders, snme i 100.00 Kathryn Reid. same L- :.;......j.: lin.oo Mary McCrocklin, same .... ; ' 140.00 Marian Caldwell, clerk 140.00 Mary Simmers, sams 133.00 Jeanette Watson, same 125.00 James H. Ringer, clerk per diem 42.00 .Inms H. Rinper, cxp clerk .70 Moore-Laiigen Printing Co., same .. 77.25 Moore-Lani-cn Printing Co., exp reg 25.00 Sullivan Telephone Co., exp clerk .... 7.05 James McGarvey, per diem auditor .. 40.25 , Manre-Lanen Printinu Co., exp aud 404. 86 Tha Bobbs-Merrill Co., same 12.50 Sullivan Telephone Co., same . 9.60 Clpve lwellyn, per diem treasurer 40.25 Mooi-e-Lansten Printinu Co., exp treas 32.38 Lorella E. Hallbeck. per diem recorder 42.00 Lorella E. Hallheck. exp recorder 5.35 Moore-Lnncen Printinjjf Co., same 14.80 A. O. MrUnire, same 37.20 Sullivan Telephone Co., same 3.00 iinrnld Reynolds, per diem sheriff 411.00 Hubert Wanner, per diem dep shff 16.40 Harold Reynold, exp sheriff t 2.00 Hnmlcl Reynolds, serving processes ' SI. 12 llnrnld Reynolds, shlf mileage, per diem 23.80 Hubert Wagner, dep same 23. HO Harold Reynold, meals pris, crims 85.40 Mo(re-Lanpren Printing Co., exp shff 18.50 Sullivan Telephone Co., same 3.85 Sul Co Farm Bureau, exp airr exten 255.50 Arthur Stuteville, same 150.00 ese M. Boston, exp board education 28.00 Edith Harmon, mileage attend officer 45.25 A. ft. McGuire. exp board education 56.50 O. J. Steffy & Son, same .66 Sullivan Telephone Co., same 5.80 J. H. Crowd?r, exp heallh officer lo.OO Joe Souter., coroner's imiucst 19.60 ('has. I.. Davis Jr., per diem assessor. 40.25 f'hss. L. Davis Jr. ,cxp assessor . 9.16 Moore-Laniren Printinu Co., same 12.85 Sullivan Telephone Co.. same 3.40 Joe W. Lowdortnilk. exp pros atty .... 4.30 Mocre-Lansen Ptintinir Co., sums 33.31

Walter F. Wood, per diem judge 33.25 Harvey Asbury et al, election Jackson 1 127.00

Sullivan Telephone Co., same Sullivan County Water Co., 6ame .. Michael Kueic, same Milton O. Pirtle; same - H. Schmidt, same - a Black Lumber Co., same

4.15 26.03 3.00 7.50 141.75 205.46

Clint Brown, same 100.00 Sullivan Decorating Co., same . 4.90 Friu Stein Bakery, same 38.04 Johnson's Food Store, same 218.89 Ed Falconbury, same : 198.14 Standard Oil Co.. same 6.08 Sullivan Hardware, same , 4.45 J. C. Penney Co., same 21.67 Maxwell-Bevis Shoe Co., same 4.75 Index Notion Co., same 9.05 The Worell Mfg. Co., same 44.25 See-Jay Maintenance Co., same 123.20 Milburn's Pharmacy, same 12.03 Mary Sherman Hospital, same 405.90 Charles Alsman, snme - 72.10 Sul County Farm Bureau, same 113.17

6S.on .95 01.56 21.00 21.00 21.00 49.40 4.24 18.60 l'p.93 5. IS 11.35) "fR.Alf 75.no 57.60 625.00 15.00 12.00 28.4" .7 ." 2.S7 1.62 71. 1 R T! 7.73 6.99 2.23

ClKrcnce Sluder et al. same 2

102.00

From where I sit .Jp Joe'Marsfi

How to Stop Worrying

I guess folks in oaf town do-about as much worrying u in yours over housing and prices, and erops, and jobs and the little domestic problems that are always coming up. Dad Hoskins, who's lived to the happy age of eighty, has a simple formula for stopping worry. About every problem, he asks himself: Is there anything I can do about it? If there is, he never postpones .making a decision, or taking necessary action. - . If there fsnt anything he can do about it, he sets aside a "worrying

hour" after dinner, and gets tils worrying over in one concentrate period. When that's ever, he relaxes over a friendly glass of beer witk Mi Hoskins and they talk about pleasant things together, until bed, time. , . ; From where I sit, that's as workable a formula as you could find . . . right down to the mellow glass of beer that seems to wink away your worries,

Leo E. Followell et al. same 3 129.05

Chas. Van Arsdall et al, same 4 119.76 H. B. Watson et al, election Curry 1 ! 25.84 Basil Gilbert et al. same 2 132.23 Emma French et al, same 8 109.98 Richard Pugh et al, same 4 127.00 Oscar Halberstitdt et al, same 5 127.00 Win. B. Taft, et al. s me - 105.50 Scott Fuller .election Fbks 1 99.00 Edgar Strain et al, same 2 103.00 Carl Ferree et al. election Turman 1 10S.00 Otto Padgett et al, same 2 103.00 George Burton et al. same 3 105.00 Chas. Bosstick et al. election Ham 1 121.50 Claude M. Jones, snme 2 123.00 Chas. W. Coffman et al, same 3 127.00 L. B. Letterman et al, same 4 127.00 Claude B. Lisman et al, same 5 96.00 Merle Terrell et al. same 6 86.00 Leonard Tarrh et al, snme 7 103.00 Malcolm Campbell et al, same 8 104.54 Vera L. Keene et al, election Cass 1 102.20 J. L. Story et al, same 2 127.00 Joe Thomas et al, same 3 . 106.00 Edward Wilkes et al, same 4 117.00 Ja. H. Lang et al. Bame 5 105.75 W. P. Sheffler et al, same 106.50 Ellard Cleveland et al. election Jetf 1 110.50 Frank Boone et al, same 2 96.50 Henry A. Strate et al, same 8 96.00 Viola Pittman et al, election Haddon 1 127.90' Tho. fi. Cox et al. same 2 127.00

Ozro Pifer et al, same 3 - ...... Henrietta Cooper et al. Bame 4 Melvin Pirtle et al, election Gill 1 .... L. J. Kcrtaker et al, same 2 Eugene Carmich&el et al, same 3 Jas. H. Ringer, election exp . Jaa. H. Ringer, delivering ballots .... Sullivan Daily Times, election exp Lee Snoop, election expense Jas. H. Ringer, per diem chief reg off Hlen Vinderpool, dep rog officer Citv of Sullivan, exp e h Public Service Co., same Sullivan County Water Co., same . H. Schmidt, same McKinley'8 Eiec Shop same W. G. Riggs & Son. same Braham laboratories. Inc., same . W. B. McCoy, same Sullivan Hardware, same O. J. Steffy & Son, same .......

otw tlevator Co., same

Public Service Co., exp jail

Dome Gas Co., same

Sullivan County Water Co., same H. Schmidt, same . W. B. McCoy, same . Roy Simmons, same : Index Notion Co., same ................. O. J. Strffy & Son, same ., Sullivan Root Store, same .... Smith Drug Store, same ..........

City of Sullivan, same

, Docia Hunt, same .". . Sullivan Laundry, same ....... Sullivan Telephone C., same Public Service Co., exp infirmary

117.00 130.50 103.00 127.00 WS.OO 6.25 2.55 96.76 5.00 55.20 2.90

32.00 62.J0 25.60 15.90 15.60 7.12 10.20 4.20 8.25 12.43 11.00 10.75 4.00 7.65 15.50 3.50 499.00 2.88 7.50 6.24 34.47 6.50 6.50 4.24 8.55 10.79

HOfjc. hawmnl Inc., same Art Steward, same J-hn R, Howard, mileage fomr William Wilkey. miners exam bd Alex Davison, same Earl South, snme - Thos. M. Jennings, mileage serv off ThoB. M. Jennings, exp serv officer A. G. McGuire. same Dugger Wood Products, same ..... Mnnre-Langen Printing Co.. snme . PuJHva Tr.lej.ihojT.eA1- jjjrmc D." N. Railsback. burial soldier . 1 Bitlman's Funeral Home S'im Brown Abstrect Co., exp sch fund loan Green Pons Co., clean, repair ditches Tom Nichols, same Charier. Bather. sam rut. Folvcll. r'fu"d tax Hymera Harold TrieblTd. snme Currv,. '""i H. PnM-im. Kimo Fnrmbg Pobt. T. Senft. seme Orn G. Rookburv, same Turman Anstin O. Ktanhattgh. same Sullivan Wm. D. P'fw. mr Cass , rhi. T.. Mltch'-ll. same Jefferson .... Way N"wkrk. pm ,rv LpH. mn Hddon Frank Trimble, fmi?

HIGHWAY REPAIR FUND E. IL Bardsley, highway repair 124.80 Jmory Benson, name 155.25 Jess? Borders, same L 127. 40 lza Boyll. same 141.75 Ray B. Drake, same 141.00 Mervin Enochs, snme 13u.(m "Walter Hayes, same 117.(10 Jiimrs H. Mahan. same 126.75 Lester Mahan. snme ., UN. 80 Floyd Owens, same 155. 25 Raymond Pirtle, same ....... 78.00 Frank II. Rainy, same 160.50 Lawrence Robertson, same 115.20 Oliver N. Shepler, same 138.00 Gcoru'e Shorter, same , 120.80 William Starks, same 114.60 Leonard Tarrh. same 112.80 John Wallace, same 120.00

Walter Wolfe, same 79.80 Lex Wright, snme 120.69

Joe Ker.nett, same Samuel Cooper, fame Sam Gilbreath, snme Joshua Hill, same Lewis Jackson, same Oscar McDaniei, same Arthur Nesbaum, same Charles Oldham, same Sullivan Telephone Co., same Ivan H. Pinkston, same Public Service Co., same Milton Drake, same Sullivan County Water Co., same Citizen Garage, same .

Melvin Custer, same

Davison Elec and Mach Works, same Dome Gas Co., same Indiana Equipment Co., same .. M & T Wrecking Co., game McAllister Machinery Co., same Coleman Nash, snme Porter's Phillip's 66 Service, same .. Panea O'Daniel Inc.. same Shell Service Station, same Sullivan Tractor Sales .same . T II Heavy Hardware Co., same .. Cities Service Oil Co., same Gulf Refining Co., same Wernz Oil Co., same Bedweil Tire & Battery Service, seme Mineweld Co., same .... Loe8er & Son, same A. G. McGuire. same O. J. Steffy & Son. same Moore-Langen Printing Co.. same Wert Carlisle Sand. Gravel Co., same Merom Gravel Co., same .

Dr.dd Sawmill Inc., same 374.17 W. G. Riggs & Son. same 108. 9 Sullivan Hdw & Furniture Co.. same 45.94 T H Heavy Hardware Co.. same .... 73.43 Wilkkinsnn Lnmher Co.. Bame 281.20 Pieron-Mlen Lumber Co., same 48.75 N. .T. Guv. dist 1 88.00 William Gregg, same 74. R0 Cha'los Miller, same 66.00 Clint Woodard, tame 86.35 Ervin Gallagher, same 81.95 Reuben Clark, dist 2 100.10 William Dudley, same 92.95 Fred Osburn, same 24.75 Jim Phillips 60.60 Homer Jackson, same 3B.60 Percy Nichols, same B.50 Sam Whitfield, same 1 7.25 Len Ornii. dist 3 11.20

27.30 98.45 9S.45 98.46 90.75 98.43 74.80 98.45 19.60 36.6f. 18.32 36.20 1.50 20.(1,8 2.37 4.50 4.20 145.77 26.01 37.17 79.48 18.00 61.87 3.20 S4.91 32.49 142.07 588.13 90.62 961.05 43.80 3.61 18.30 2.66 21.48 403.20 241.13

Carl Gobm, same ... Ross Lynch, same Oi'fs Isbell, Bame W. P. MeCammon, dist 13 J. C. Pinkston, same . Ray Snarks, same Cei l Cox, same J"sse Clark, same Jim Ingersol, same

Clarence Wyman. same 139.10

WELFARE FUND Amorine Wil'wm, legal service I-a Giles, mileage visitor Vfthryn Reid. same Mary McCrocklin, same Mayme A. Keiser, mileage director .. Chas. K. Sharpe, mileiage bd member Belle Tison,, same Bess'e L. Riggs: same A. G, Miire. exp welfare .. Sullivan Telephone Co.. same . Underwood Corp., rpair office equip

96 SO 99.00 17.60 160.50

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20.23 25.00 25.00 25.00 22.70 3. 00 2.00 10.00 44:00 4.55 15.96

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And Stop Dosing Your Stomach With Soda and Alkalizers Don't expect to Ret real relief from headache, sour stomach, (jas and bad breath by taking soda and other alkalizers if the true cause of your trouble is constipation. In this case, your real trouble IS not in the stomach at all. But in the intestinal, tract where 80 nf your food is di(rsted. And when the lower part gets blocked lood may fail to digest properly. . What you want for real relict is somethins to "unblock" your lower intestinal tract. Something to clean it out effectively help Nature get back on her feet. Get Carter's Pills right now. Take them as directed. They gently and effectively "unblock" your digestive tract. This permits all 5 of Nature's own digestive juices to mix better with your food. You get genuine relief from indigestion so you can feel really good again. Get Carter's Pills at any drugstore 25. "Unblock" your intestinal tract lor real relief from indigestion.

1875

NO INFLATION HERE Bankloan Plan

1946

AS THE COST OF LIVING GOES UP KEEP THE COST OF YOUR BORROWING DOWN BY FINANCING YOUR PURCHASES WITH A LOW COST BANK LOAN. ' WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON LOANS. A $7,000,000.00 BANK IS HERE TO SERVE YOU. Sullivan State Bank Safe Since 1875 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 1875 1946

Lebanon, visited Miss Jean Alex

ander over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Goodman and children of West Terre Haute, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mason and family. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Alsman of Dugger were dinner guests last Sunday of Girthel Morgan

and family. Miss Mildred Yates of Indianapolis, is the guest of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Eli Yates.

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We are proud to announce that although price ceilings have been removed, we have not increased the wholesale price of 7 Up to our dealers. Although costs have risen and we are limited to 60 of our 1911 usage of sugar, we believe it best to do all wc can to help hold the line against rising prices. 7 Up STILL THE SAME NO CHANGE IN PRICE, QUANTITY or QUALITY 7 Up Bottling Co. KARL HOOVER 501 East Hartley " Telephone 50

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