Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 53, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 14 March 1947 — Page 2

SULLIVAN. INDIANA AGE TWO

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, MAR, 14, 19-17.

A Home Owned Democratic Newspaper Sullivan Daily Times, founded 1905, as the dally editUn of th Sullivan Democrat, founded 1854 United Press Wire Service

Sleanor Poynter Jamison Manager and Assistant Editor

Homer H. Murray Editor

Paul Poynter Publisher Published daily except Saturday and Sunday, at 115 West Jackson St. Sullivan, Indiana ' ' . Telephone 12

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FOCAL POINTS IN EUROPE, MIDDLE EAST STRUGGLE

The Power Of A Woman Never underestimate the power of a woman. . A little old lady in Hanna, Ind., decided she wanted to go to Atlanta,; Ga., so she wrote the Pennsylvania Railroad, and said would they please stop for her near her farm? And, they did. ' ' ' ' . You see, when the railroad was built through Hanria, her lather owned the land that the railroad wanted. He sold it to the company, only on condition that the man and all his lineal descendants could stop any train on the line to boaVd.it, or get 'off it when they wanted. When the lj.ttle old lady decided to make a trip, she just reminded the railroad of that fact, and she got her wish. The train that usually goes through the town about seventy miles an hour stopped to pick her up. ' " r New, she is coming home, and the fast express will stop at the little station to let her off. . . Yes, the power of a woman.

It Looks Like Spring ; It looks like Spring. . .' . All day, a soft rain has been falling in Sullivan. It is almost warm enough to go without a coat. It is too warm in an office to do any work, and the office help has that far away look in their eyes. They are thinking of other things beside work. ' 'In the newspapers, there are stories about the baseball training period. Ted Williams is' still bothered by that Boudreau shift. The new stadium in St. Petersburg, Fla., was dedicated, with the crack of the bat against the ball. . Basketball is almost over, the State tourney is in the final play-down for the championship.

Many a man has those golf clubs out, getting them ready for the day when he can yell fore when he slices on, instead of driving it down the middle of the fairway. " Others are thinking about those gardens. What will .it lie? Will I put in more. radishes this year? . Maybe I should have a 'few more carrots? ' . -

Ye?, it looks like Spring is here again. '.

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OPEN FORUM ! DAILY TIMES j Letters from ministers and oth-! ers, interested in local option, are especially invited for this column. I

WHILE GREECE AND TURKEY are heartened by President Truman's proposal before Congress -to financially aid their countries, world observers are considering the implications, claiming whatever nation controls the two countries will dominate the Mediterranean and Middle East. Meanwhile m Moscow the Big Four foreign ministers are formulating peace treaties for Germany that will influence the rest of Europe, including Poland, Romania and Bulgaria (outlined areas), subjects of U. S. "protesta against coercion and intimidation in violation of the Yalta agreement" (International)

Letters and interviews of a ' suitable nature and proper news- ' paper interest are sought for this ; column, the editor reserving the rtsht to censor or reject any article he may deem is not suitable and proper. Articlcp of 500 words I or less are preferred. All articles I sent t the Open Forum must be i signed and address given, in

order that the editor may know i the writer, however, the writer's name will not be published if j requested. I Articles published herein do! dot necessarily express the sentiment of the Daily Times and this ' paper may or may not agree with

' statements contained herein.

ANNOUNCEMENT To my old friends and customers in Shelburn, Hymera, Sullivan and up and down Highway 41 I have taken over the Gulf Station in Jasonville, so when you are ever this way, please drop in. I will appreciate your calling and business. JESS LAFFOON

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The cataloguing' department jf Columbia University,' New York, last year catalogued 7,507 volumes more than during, the 1943-44 academic years. Total card production rose to 236,545 or 35,138 more than 1843-44, according to the annual' report of Carl M. White,' director of libra, ries. In olden times alchemists vainly sought a universal solvent, called the "philosopher's stone," that would change base metals into gold and silver, The average .depth of oil wells drilled in the United States, has grown in the past 20 years from 2,900 to 3,500 feet-

Well Kilroy can take a back seat and we will all say please Richard open the door and let the Panther wagon through to victory. Sullivan county at this time is all a flutter and why not. Shelburn, we hope, will be state champs this year and that great

day is not far off. You, Panthers, have had a great year. You and 1 your fine coach have stuck to-: gather and that is what counts. I You have played well no matter : where you were. j Shelburn, on Saturday after- j noon, try hard and win over I Garfield. Win two more and then I

a week later go after the honor that you have worked hard all year to get the final at Indianapolis. Carf'ield may be strong l.iut remember that tho bigger ill?,' come the harder they fall. And renumber too, that this is Shrl-

burn's year. So go to it Panthers. Not Going Anywhere . Beat Garfield! Be state' champs! CAMBRIDGE, O. (UP) A del- Show America that we have a" egation from the Bycsville Free (Earn in the middle west that Methodist church, trying t: con- cpn play basketball and that vert Earry F. Ball, a prisoner in Sullivan County , is highly honorthe county jail, discovered that ed to have that team in its lerriBall was digging his .ay out. tory. Sheriff Wilmer O. Oliver wasn't Your friend, too worried. Ball was tunneling .fehn Kodger Jr. through a wall which led to a 732 E. Beech St., corridor still inside the jail. Sullivan, Indiana.

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