Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 81, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 23 April 1947 — Page 4

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.Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ferree were ;n Sullivan Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence GilDreath called on a doctor in Sullivan . Friday afternoon., Mrs. Bertha Ryland, attended a sale in Sullivan Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Easton Shipp

and children were guests Sunday of the former's father and grandmother. ; Mr. and Mrs. Toody Bogard and Nancy . attended the commencement at ' Merom Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Will Foutz and Nancy Bogard, Mrs. .Ross Ransford, Mr. and Mr 3. Floyd Pinks-

ton and Delila, Rev. and Mrs. Howard Day and Mrs. Bertha Ryland attended a birthday dinner at the home of Rev. John Jerrells southeast of Dugger Sunday in honor of the birthday of Mrs. Jerrells and Mrs. Day. ' Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Pinkston have been confined to their home with illness.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April 23 Wayne W. Hilty, of Eli Lilly

& Company, Indianapolis today announced that more than 300 students of chemistry and chemi- ' cal engineering from Indiana colleges and universities will , participate in an inspection tour of Indianapolis industrial plants. I The program is sponsored by the Indiana section of the American Chemical Society. . The tours, open to seniors and juniors and designed to provide better understanding of catory operations in the chemical in

dustry, will be conducted Friday and Saturday, April '25 and 26. ' The tours will be conducted in connection with ,the section's eleventh biennial student meeting, the first since 1940. I Dr. George . Allen Thomas, president-elect of the society and vice-president and technical director of the Monsanto Chemijcal Co., St. Louis, Mo., is scheduled to address the students on , "Peacetime Applications of Atomic Energy." Dr. Tliomas is project director of the Clinton Laboratories at Oak Ridge, Tenn. Other speakers will include Dr. I. Lynn Esoh, President of Indiana Central College; and Dr. Norris W. Rakestraw, of the Scripps Institute of Oceanography, La Jolla, Calif. 1 Students from the following institutions will participate in the tour: Purdue, Indiana, Notre Dame, Hanover, Franklin. Earlham, Wabash, Indiana Central, DpPauw. Canterbury, Valparaiso, Evansville, Anderson, Marion,

Ball State Teachers, .Indiana State, Rose Polytechnic, and Tri-State.

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REMEMBER the day you first . romped away in that Buick of yours? How those eight Fireball cylinders fairly floated you over the hills how those road-steady two tons of lively car answered sweetly every light touch of your hand on the wheel how you glided along with foursquare BuiCoil springing smoothing every wrinkle in the road? That's what your Buick was built to do. Years and years of that kind of driving are in it especially when it gets the interested, informed car care this fine an automobile should have. That doesn't mean just periodic

lubrication, a body wash, battery check or bolt-tighten. It means thorough attention by competent Buick men attention that keeps a Buick always a Buick. Buicks are our babies. Even the smallest details are handled the way they should be for a Buick. We have Buick tools that do jobs better and quicker. We have men who know Buicks best. We have Buick-engineered parts that are precisely right for your car. Put that all together and it's Buick car care. Pretty clear, isn't it, that here is where your Buick will receive the best attention? After all, we love 'em heart and soul.

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One of the things thai play a part in Fireball snap is Buick's wafer-thin steel cylinder gasket. Just 15 thousandths of an inch thick, it's a "must" for the high compression this powerful straight-eight is designed for. Other kinds that are thicker cut down the compression and the car's liveliness. In carbon and valve jobs, or any other where this gasket must be replaced, only this Buick gasket will assure the fit Buick engineers intended. No wise Buick owner would have any other in his engine. Just another example of how you get more for your money in major adjustments, tune-ups, lubrication or anything your car needs when you make sure it gets Buick car care. '

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The shoulders of a male gorilla are very broad and massive, supporting a somewhat conical head on a thick "bull" neck, and giving attachments and leverage necessary for the powerful arm muscles that, when they hang at the side, reach nearly to the calf of the leg. ,

The town of Mantes. France. in situated on the left bank of the Seine, 30 miles from Paris. A 12th century bridge crosses the river above the town, while modern bridges connect Mantea with an islet in the Seine. ' ( In executing mural decorations, the methods the early Rot mans used were principally painting in fresco, mosaic painting, and marble incrustations. , Sumatra is larger than New England. New York and Pennsylvania combined. Vaccines against parrot fever 'and rabbit f ever. were , announced last year v

FARM BUREAU MEMBERS Hospital And Surgery Insurance Members who have naid Farm Bureau dues for 1946 and 1947 may JOIN NOW WITHOUT A MEDICAL EXAMINATION. ONLY DURING THE MONTH OF APRIL WILL THIS BE POSSIBLE. This is a co-operative plan which affords the Farm Bureau members assistance to meet the unexpected and heavy expenses that go with hospital care. GENEROUS HOSPITAL EXPENSE ALLOWANCE You must be hospitalized by a recognized physician and be in the hospital at least 18 hours. Each male member is injured for a daily benefit of $5.00. Each female member is insured for a daily benefit of $4.00. . - Each dependent is insured for a daily benefit of $4.00. (Dependents are unmarried children from 3 months to 18 years.) -NO LIMIT FOR THE NUMBER OF TIMES YOU ARE HOSPITALIZED IN A YEAR. 30 days allowed for any one illness. Surgical benefits are paid in addition to the hospital benefits and covers any cutting operation performed by any recognized surgeon up to $150.00for surgery. The benefits paid on surgery very ne arly meets the actual cost of the surgery. The cost of this really wonderful insurance is very low and well within the reach of all of us. Eleven (11c) a day gives you this insurance for your entire family. Any number of children between the age of 3 months and 18 years. Annually $40.80 for the entire family, or $20.40 for 6 months or $10.20 quarterly. For each adult the cost is $14.40 annually, $7.20 semi-annually, and $3.60 quarterly.

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industries, and farms located in 70 of the 92 counties of Indiana

with 1,380,000,000 kilowatt hours of electricity. Over a billion kilowatt hours ! How; much electricity is that ? . A "kilowatt hour" is the accepted unit Tor measuring the amount

of electricity used. It means, the use of 1,000 watts of electrical energy for one hour ("kilo" is from the Greekmeaning "one thousand"). Translated in terms of mechanical power, a "kilowatt hour" of electricity represents the use of 1.34 "horse power" for one hour. The average home in our territory uses about 1,000 kilowatt hours a, year. A billion kilowatt hours, then, is enough electricity for a million average homes for a year! Actually, we supply about 215,000 homes in Indiana with electricity. (This includes over 20,000 farms.) Then there are nearly 36,000 stores and other commercial enterprises that average about 4,200 kilowatt hours each per year. . . and over 2,800 governmental agency customers using a combined total of 84,444,000 kilowatt hours per year. But this still leaves the greatest share of the billion kilowatt hours to account for. Who uses them ? Here's where Industrial Indiana comes in ! We v serve 2,600 industrial firms which use huge amounts of electric power. Altogether these industrial users consumed 683,000,000 kilowatt hours in 1946. The coal industry of Indiana used the most, automotive accessories and parts manufacturers were the next largest, steel and wire running a close third, and the thousands of other diversified industries utilized the remainder. k What is our PRESENT generating capacity? Let's look at it this way: When the war came, we were not caught "off base." Our generating capacity was in the process of being expanded in anticipation of tremendous electric power demands, and the war accelerated the pace. Since 1940 we have added 187,500 kilowatts of new capacity and now have installed generating capacity of 309,674 kilowatts , . which means that if it were possible for our customers to use this capacity 100 percent of the time, we could generate 2,713,000,000 kilowatt hours per year! What FUTURE capacities are we planning? Right now we have on order an additional generating unit for installation in our Edwardsport plant, and another unit for a newly-planned generating plant near Npblesville. When these two units are completed, our ability to generate electricity will reach a potential 3 H billion kilowatt hours a year! ' t . , And the cost of electricity? . . . Our customers now enjoy the Lowest ElECTRlC RATESjhey'ye ever had ! :- "

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