Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 38, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 21 February 1947 — Page 3

SULLIVAN. INDIANA AGE TWO

SULLIVAN DAILY TQIES- FRIDAY, FEB. 21, 1947.

A Botn Owned Democratio Newapaper . RulUvan Daily Time, founded 1905, as the daily edition of the Sullivan Democrat, founded 1854 United Press Wire Service Eleanor Poynter Jamison Manager and Assistant Editor Bryant R. Allen ;.. Editor Paul roynter ........ Publisher Published daily except Saturday and Sunday, at 115 West Jackson St. Sullivan, Indiana . Telephone 12

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OPEN FORUM DAILY TIMES Letters from ministers and others, Interested in local option, are especially invited for this column.

We Have Undesirable Minorities, Too . Brotherhood Week, now being observed ' throughout America under the sponsorship of the National Conference of Christians and Jews, directs needed attention to the rights of all citizens, regardless of their religion, race or national origin. In war or in peace, these rights must be respected if we are to make democracy work. . . . . .. During the recent conflict, we achieved a better record for tolerance and justice than in the years of World War I.

Many Japanese-Americans were treated unfairly, even brutally, but other Americans who spoke in their defense were listened to more respectfully than those who attempted to defend citizens of Germanic origin 30 years ago.' " However, in these days of peace, when it should be easier to practice what we preach about democratic rights, there isjncreasing evidence that vigilance is needed lest the principles vve esteem so highly be violated. . - Democracy was not working in Ipouth Carolina Monday the second day of Brotherhood Week when a white mob removed a Negro prisoner from a jail, then shot and stabbed hiru to death. ; , ' It is not working satisfactorily in parts of the south where our Bilbos and Talmadges raise the phony issue of white supremacy and would deny Negro citizens the right to participate in the selection of public officials. It is not working on those states, north and south, where the, Ku Klux Klan and other "hate" organizations are growing bolder; as shown by recent public advertisements for members to licit) in their campaigns of intimidation against Jews and Catholics as well as Negroes. It is not working as well as could be desired in our great c;.ties, and even in some of our tax-supported educational institutions. These imperfections are abetted by some well-meaning citizens through indifference and unjustified tolerance to

ward the undesirable kind of minorities, those which would take- the law into the'r own hands or impose their narrow prejudices upon the majority. . These minorities have no such privileges under the Declaration of Independence, which proclaims: "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that iboy are endowed by their Creator 'with 'certain inalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit cf IJpppiness." . . . Nor are any lights granted, to such minorities in the Constitution, which, in seeking to promote the general wel

fare, stipulates that "Congress shall make no law respecting

an establishment of religion, and further declares: All persons tern or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the state wherein they reside. No state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immun

ities of citizens of the United States, nor shall any state de

prive any person of life, libeity, or property without due process of law, nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws." If our democracy were perfect in all its operations, there

might be no occasion for Brotherhood Week. Cut because de

mocracy is a goal toward which we are still striving, we need

the stimulus to greater tolerance and justice which its mes

sages bring. . ..

Hardwood Antic

Letters and Interviews of a suitable nature and proper newspaper interest are sought for this column, the editor reserving the right to censor or reject any article he may deem is not suitable and proper. Articles of 500 words or less are preferred. All articles sent t the Open Forum must be signed and address given, ' in order that the editor may know the writer, however, the writer's name wiil not be published if requested. . 'Articles published herein do not necessarily express the sentiment of the Daily Times and this paper may or may not agree with statements contained herein. Helpful Hints On Withholding Statements Given ' For the thousands of wage earners in the Indiana district who plan- to fill out their Withholding Statements as their ' in

come tax returns, F. Shirley Wil

cox, Collector of Internal Revenue, today offered the following helpful suggestions: a. On the back of the form, watch the instructions under Lines 2 and 3 to make sure you are eligible to use this form. ! b. Be sure- to fill out every line on the back of the form that applies to you. c. If you had more than one job where tax was withheld last year, you should have a statement from each employer. In that case, fill out only one of the statements, ! but .attach all the other statements to ' it. Add up your wages and write the total on Line 1. d. If husband and wife are filing together, do same as in preceting paragraph. ' ' e. If single, disregard Line 4. If married, answer the questions in Line ; 4 very carefully to assume proper exemptions for yourselves. ' " f. List only dependents in up

per right hand spaces (not self

and wife). ' '

g. Be sure to sign in the lower

righthand space. If husband and

wife are filing together, both should sign.

h. Don't make any reductions from your income. When you

file on this form, the Collector

will give you both your exemp

Hons and an automatic allowance equal to about 10 per .cent of your income, before figuring the

tax. Then, he'll give you credit

for the tax which was withheld from your wages, and send you either a bill or a. refund for the

difference. '

i. Make sure your correct address is shown on the front of

the form. j. Mail your return to "Collector of Internal Revenue, Fed

eral Building, Indianapolis 6, Indiana" or to an Internal Revenue Office located in your locality' before March 15.

The pairings re out for the 1947 Indiana High School Athletic Association tournament and coaches and school heads calling at the Times office today seemed well pleased with the results. Look to page one for listings. By way of bringing the "antics" ledger up to date let's look at the results of a couple of frays played off this week in scheduled game round-ups over the county.

half time but Moore's tallies in the second half changed the appearance of the margin. Reynolds, getting hii- shooting eye in the second, matched Moore's performance with six fielders netted for the Bulldog alumni. Walters hit for 10 points and R. Watkins for 12. -

i THE DUGGER BULLDOGS drove a hard bargain with the Midland Middies Wednesday night in the Greene county gym, walking away - with a 48 to 32 victory. Although the Middies kept right on the heels of the Bulldogs through the first three quarters, the timely snipping of Butler, Borders and Spinks kept Middie sharpshooters Hughey and Keller at bay. Butler grabbed 14 points, Spinks 12 and Borders 10.

'GRAYSVILLE suffered another loss Tuesday evening in the area ' across the river, with the Hutsonville crew dealing out a 52-29 count; Cox with six buckets and ", one free throw gave a fine per-' sonal performance but he failed j to receive the necessary support; from his mates for clearing the!

margin. .

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SULLIVAN FIVES MOVE INTO INDEPENDENT FINALS 'AT DUGGER

Keek's Independents and the

Sullivan Legicn team last : night

moved into the finalist spotlight

in the Dugger Independent Tour

nament with wins over , New ( Lebanon and Dugger. '

In the opening duel, Keek's

men led by Joe Libke with 13 points, Jack Smith with 13. Paul

Truelock with 12 and Ruel Hoes-

man with nine, swamped the ef

forts of Willis. Phcgley and Dowty for a 62-37 decision: '

In the twin billing of the semi

finals last night the local Legion team eliminated their Dugger comrades by a narrow 46-43 margin. The Sullivan vets, spearheaded by Les Ray and Sharig Moore with six and five' buckets, respectively, were leading the Dugcer Lesionnajres by a mere one point difference (17-16) at

Saturday night, the playoff will engage the two Sullivan semi-pro quintets in a game that will, decide who is better than who as well as the county independent championship. These two teams met early this season with the Keck five taking ' the honors. Enough said that they are both looking forward to the opportunity of a return engagement. KURRENT KAI.ENDAR High School Teams Tonight r Sullivan at Washington. Pimento at Farmerstaurg. Fairbanks at New Lebanon. Pleanantville vs. Merom at Sullivan. State High (T. Haute) at Dugger. '--': .. Freelandville at Carlisle.

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. LEWIS Mrs. Man' Gru'nell and daughter, Joyce, spent a few1 days last week in Kokomo, Indiana. Mr3. Charles Woods entertained the Mollie Morse Sunday School class Friday night. IToss Wolverton transacted business near Riley Monday. Mrs, Orba Kepner of Galveston, spent the week-end here vith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Knight. Louis Wells of near Hymera. was in Lewis Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harris Wheaton were in Terre Haute Friday. Mr. and M-s. 0:-car Scamihorn -if Rockford. Illinois, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. ind Mrs. Harry Wible. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Taylor have gone to Indianapolis where he is employed. Earl Scamihorn is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson at Terre Haute. Ernest Criss was in Terre Haute Thursday. Hobart Furry and Tom Hammond transacted business in Lewis Saturday. '

BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS Mr. and Mrs.-Melvin Pafnell of Carlisle, are ' the parents of a son, Ronald Joe, born February 20 at the Mary Sherman Hospital.

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Mr. and Mrs. George Sargent of Hymera, are the parents of a daughter, Pamela Sue, born February '20 at the Mary Sherman Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Perigo of 415 West Johnson Street are the proud parents of a son, born February 21 at the Mary Sherman Hospital. He , has been named Michael Brent,

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Tonight & Sat. Double Feature "COLORADO SERENADE" starring' EDDIE DEAN . AND "CASANOVA IN BURLESQUE" starrin? JOE E. BROWN ,

. M?ny work hard in order to proide for their families, -pay their debts and to maintain a respectable standard among their neighbors. Should a reproach be cast against their name, - it would be resented. ' And rightly- so. Why? Because their name means much t: them. Yet many' of these same people, when it is pointed cut to them that they are wearing religious names not found in the Bible, will say disdainfully, "Well, what's in a name?" Consistency, where art thou? , Does God consider that there is anything in a name? If there is nothing in a name, why did God' change Abram's name, to Abraham? (Gen. 17:3) .Why did He change Sarai's name to Sarah? (Gen. 17:13, 16) Why did He change Jacob's name to Israel? (Gen. 32-27-2S) Whv did He name John before his birth? (Luke 1:13) Why did He name Jesus before his birth? (Matt. 1:21) Thus we see the attitude of God in the matter. - .. . As to the name God's children wear, let us consider the scriptures, "And the Gentiles shall see - thy righteousness, end all kings thy glory: and thou shalt be called by a new name, which the mouth of the Lord shall name." (Isaiah 62:2) The Lord, not uninspired man, would designate the name, and that when the Gentiles had seen His righteousness, and the kings His glory. The Gentiles did see the Lord's righteousness in conversion of Cornelius and his household, representative of Gentiles as set forth in Acts, the : tenth chapter. Earlier the envious kings of the earth became aware cf the Lord's glory. (Acts 4:26). Further, "Even unto them will I give in mine house and within my walls a place and a name better than : of sons and of daughters: I. will give them an everlasting name to those hi his house."

In I Tim. :lr we learn- that the house f1eA ia tho .hm-eh Therefore, those

in the church hear the name. Paul was chosen of God to bear His name -4bf ore Gentiles, and kings, and the children of Israel." (Acts 9:13). Now, in the eleventh chapter of Acts with all Jhe foregoing conditions met, we find . . tney (Paul and Barnabas) assembled themselves with the church, and. taught much people. AND THE DISCIPLES WERE CALLED CHRISTIANS FIRST IN ANTIOCH." (Verse 26) CHRISTIAN, then, fs the God-given name His children wear. - . vYet some, in an effort to justify some man-given name which they wear, will sav that the name CHRISTIAN was given in derision by the enemies of the earlv s?ints. Let Peter refute that statement: "But if a man suffer as a Christian, let him not be ashamed: but let h'irt glorify God in this name." (I i'etev 4:16, A; V,) The name CHRISTIAN is never used as an adjective in the New Testament, but always as a noun. Hence, the church, the body of Christians, is called the CHURCH OF GOD (I Cor. 1:2). the CHURCH OF CHRIST (Matt. 16:18 and Rom, 16:16) and the CHURCH OF THE LORD (Acts 20:28, A. V.) ' . j Man-given religious names are derisive in character; designating particular parties.' They are sectarian in purpose and effect, separating some professed believers from others by their peculiarities. Therefore, they are antagonistic to the spirit of Christ (see John 17:20-21) and condemned in the New Testament (I Cor. 1:10-13). They honor some man. exalt some church ordinance, or designate some particular manner of church government. Thus they divert honor belonging to Christ. Are you honoring Christ? Can you find the name you wear, in the Bible?

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