Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 73, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 11 April 1947 — Page 2

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AGE TWO SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, APR. 11. 1947. SULLIVAN. INDIANA

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A Home Owned Democratic Newspaper Sullivan Daily Times, founded 1905, as the daily edition of the Sullivan Democrat, founded 1854 AlUi POINTER t. Publisher 1-EANOR POYNTER JAMISON Manager and Assistant Editor OMERJ-I. MURRAY ..... Editor Em", cil as second-class matter at the Postoffice. Sullivan, Indiana Published daily except Saturday and Sunday at 115 West Jackson St. ullivan,tlndiana Telephone 12

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Democratic Confidence

ffhe recent success of the Democratic ticket in the Chi-a-city elections, and the showing' of President Truman in he Various popularity polls have increased the confidence' 1' te Democrats.. iVith the knowledge that they CAN win at the polls with oo candidates, the Indiana Democrats are looking forward o tie .November city elections with more hope than they had womonths ago. gObservers are pointing out that the Democrats are showrig lot more aggressiveness than they demonstrated in last Jovfmber's elections, when a number of Republican candi; ial'fi squeezed through against half-hearted opposition. The )ci$KTats have shown recently that they are willing to get ut find fight to show the independent voter that they should e i office. L; - ' Last year's defeat is now attributed to petty bickering iirxijig the party members, and a temporary peevishness beau? of the shortages in almost everything. It is also true liatlie "off-yesr" election dulled the interest of a number of aners and labor unions that would have worked harder for . pjpidential candidate. The Chicago victory was due to two things. The party ladlS good candidate who had a strong personal popularity, indftfie rank and file of the party worked hard to insure his 'let$ibn, ; : ' ';. ' ' The same things can bring about the election of a good lumber of Democratic mayors for Indiana's cities in-Novem-erjand set the party up in good shape for the 1948 general lection and primary.

NEW LEBANON Mre. Fern Vickrey Of Sullivan, i

as the week-end guest of her roller, George Mason. and JWlf. (Gertrude Eaton of RobinMi, visited her mother, Mrs. crlha Pierson, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne'. Shorter

nd family visited relatives in orre Haute Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs, Walter Daubson ' f Terre Haute, .visited Sunday ;ith Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sted-J

an. . ; Miss Sara Sims, student nurse

of the. Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis, is visiting her-parents, Mr. arid Mrs. G. E. Sms. Miss Roanna ; Unger, student nurse at St. Anthony's Hospital in Terre Haute, is visiting Mrs. Tommy Unger and family. Mr. and Mrs. James Shryock Mrs. Emma Mason and Mrs. Fern Vickrey were in Terre Haute Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Biggs, Mrs. Helen, MeClure, Mrs. Marjorie' Bailey and -daughter, . Kay , visited ". relatives in Vincennes Sunday, afternoon., , , .

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Political Announcements

The following persons have signified their intention of seeking nomination for the various offices in the coming city primary election on Tuesday, May 6, 1947.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET For Mayor ISAAC SOUTHWOOD

For. Mayor AktttUR McGUIRE

OPEN FORUM DAILY TIMES

Letters from ministers and others, interested in local option, are especially invited for this column.

FARMERSBURG

Mr, and Mrs. Bob Wallace and children of Long . Beach, Calif., are here visiting with relatives. Mrs. Esther Brown returned home Sunday from Shreveport, Louisiana where she was called on account of the illness of her brother, W. H. Nead. '

For Councilman, 3rd Ward H..M. STEWART

For Councilman, 3rd Ward RALPH YUNG

For Councilman,' First Ward A. E. "LEX" DRAPER

For City Councilman, First Ward FRANCIS TRUELOCK

INDIANAPOLIS, April 11.

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 nent t the Open Forum must he signed and address given, in order that the editor may know the writer, however, the writer's name will hot be published if requested. ' "'.'".

Articles published Herein do Darents. Mr. and Mrs.

not necessarily express the senti- Funkhouser, Sunday, ment of the Daily Times and this paper may or may not agree with . Mjr. and Mrs. Delroy Buckalls statements contained herein. . ') and family visited last week in and around Finley, Ohio.

To the people of Sullivan:

Miss Juanita Sharp, who is nursing in the Veterans Hospital at Dayton, Ohio, spent Easter Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Gertrude Sharp. John Elwood, who is employed in Peoria, Illinois, was here visiting relatives over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jones of Terre Haute, were guests of .her

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Ffin V'O MADECTv 1 want to say we are t0 sIow mitted. t0 the St Anthony's HosIUUMi o IMKRLloin ouvsupport yf -the v '2 an emergency

oi f oreign Wars. When we say V.F.W. 'do we stop to think just Maxine Greggs entertained her what V.F.W. means? It means Sunday School class Monday just this: Overseas away from nioM ' at w home. Contests.

(UP) Hogs, 7,000; barely active, home. Sleepless nights in fox- games and an Easter hat parade with 160-285 lbs. mostly 25c low- holes, sleeping ' on the ground warp pninved. Those tores'ent

Thursday's general ; and au the uncomfortable things Ma atp11 Map Tavlor.

that go with war. They are our Eisje May Drake, Mary Gregg.

boys who went to war and grew pearl Reed, Beulah McCafnmon, to be men before they got back Beulah Romine, Vera Stuck, home. Some came back . with Faye Johnson, Helen Shaw, Cleo nerves shot, arms off, legs off, Johnson, Geardine Drake, Edna cripples of all kinds. Some didn't Dickerson, Zelma Drake, Clara

get back home at all. They don't, Drake, Reba Kiser, Dorothy Tay

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trade; other weights steady? good and choice 160-350 lbs. and up, $23.00 $26.00; 100-160 lbs. to 123.00; early sale sows, $22.00. Cattle, 350; calves, 300; odd loads and yearlings about steady in clean-up trade; bulk medium and low gb6d to $22.00; cows steady; good beef cows to $17.00; common and medium, to $15.25; vealers moderately active, about steady; good and choice to $24.50;. common and medium to $22.0. Sheep, 100; supplies very light, quotable about steady; few common and medium Iambs to $18.00; odd lots medium and good offerings to $22.00; slaughter ewes, largely $9.00 down. Etiquette For Cows

BOISE,' Idoha (UP) Putting out a salt block for your dairy ;ows is like Offering your dinner juests a clogged salt shaker, says G. C. Anderson of the University of Idaho. Anderson says vhe one ounce or more of salt needed by a dairy 'cow every Say' should be -made- available in crystal form in a box. "

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Taste Treat

Baked Ham Fried Chicken Roast feeef Choke of 3 Sno Flake Potatoes Candied Yams Green Beans Brrjssel Sprouts Eaked Apples Cottage Cheese Lettuce Salad Vegetable Jello , Combination Salad Desserts Pecan Pie Coca n u t Crea m Pie White Cake Ice "Cream Apricots HOME MADE ROLLS fclNNER INCLUDES DESSERT ' "Across From : Sullivan High School"

Encircling the city of DunedW New Zealand, Is a forest preserve called the Town Belt. The city is the seat of Otago Univer-j sity, opened in 1871. Long-range planes of W United States can fly to any inhabited region of the earth and return to the V. S. without refueling. . The American Indians are known to have hung gourds on trees for purple martins and other insectivorous lairds. . In 20 years Latin American passenger traffic of the United States air carriers has multiplied better than 2,000 times.

In St. Paul's Chapei.'on Lower Broadway, New York Citsr, Is one of the few places still retaining the . spirit of George "Washington, because he worshipped there every Sunday while he lived in the city. It was to this chapej that he ent 'directly from his inauguration for prayer in 1789. His shield still hangsnear Jthepew that he. used.f , "

want sympathy. They don't want to, and won't, say "I'm a veteran,

will you help me?" When the war was going on we all had a heart full of sympathy for every Service man we met because 'they were fighting our war, .Have we forgotten them and all the horrible suffering they Went through for us. In so short a time? They were paid a low rate of pay while we stayed home and had good jobs making good money. Do . these boys deserve a home? A place to gather to have recreation and enjoy themselves? Yes they deserve all we do for them. Let's make Friday a rtd Saturday the 11th and 12th days to help. On these days let's give them the biggest boost they ever had. A friend of V.F.W., Faite Rice,

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lor, Pearl - Case. Marie Self, Valerie Lewis, Myrtle CoTglazier, Nellie Drake, Lois Forbes and the hostess, Mtaxine Greggs.

A tourmente is a violent storm of short duration that sometimes occurs in the Alps. The term temporale Is Used by the Spaniards of a similar storm in the Andes. - In primitive society hunting dogs are often treated as human beings. In certain tribes killing a dog Is considered as bad as murder. "

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