Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 178, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 5 September 1947 — Page 2

AGE TWO

A Home Owned Democratic Newspaper . Sullivan Daily Times, founded 1905, as the daily edition of the Sullivan Democrat, founded .1854 ' CTL POTMTER Publisher EANOR iT3YNTER JAMI30N Manager and Assistant Jfiditor MER H. MURRAY i ...... ......... ....... Editor Entered as second-class matter at the FoitofXlce, Sullivan. Indiana Published dally axcept Saturday and Sunday at US Wert Jackson St. Uivan. Indiana Telephone 13

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SCBSCBIPT ION BATE: . . . Carrier, per week 15c By Mall Elsewhere la By Mall In Snllivan T. rtr.tA KtatsAnd Adjoining Counties , The United States. ir I4.00 Year g.00 Months $2.25 Six Months .... s-'i Month .... ...... v 40 One Month SO All Mail Subscriptions Strictly In Advance, Mr. Arhall Offers A Suggestion Former Governor Ellis Arnall of Georgia joins the growl list of influential Democrats, whp deplore third party jyements in California and elsewhere. Like Senator Pepper d others, he believes any such attempt to form a new ornization would have the effect simply of destroying the wiocrats' chances in 1948. ; .;' .'Their opiniens are aimed particularly at Henry A. . Wal:e," whose name has been invoked in the California movent, whether or not he gave it his blessing. ; But Mr. Arnall has gone farther than most Democratic pgressives in offering a program to keep as much liberaln as . possible in the party. In addition to contending that e 1948 convention must nominate, as . President Truman's nning mate, ."some one, who will appeal to. the liberal elent," the Georgian offers 10 platform recommendations to along with such a candidate, as follows: ....... ; . . ...1. The Democratic party, if successful, should guarantee ery boy and girl, regardless of race, creed or residence; an ucation limited only by ability to learn. ; . 2. Every citizen,- irrespective of residence, ' should be aranteed adequate hospitalization and medical care. ("I do it mean socialized medicine; whatever that is," said Arnall. mean more hospitals, more doctors, and greater ability t6 y for private treatment.") ; . 1 -3. Every American should have a home, -'The govern?nt should guarantee it not by gift, but by making it pds)le to attain." . .... 4. Every American should be assured a job if he wants ."Private, enterprise, should do this, but if it cannot .then e government should sten in." . ..

' 5. The government should materially decrease the, cost ' livingi. ."It should.do :so by stepping up production, and if

iat tails, then by aching back prices."

6. There should be reduction' in individual income taxes.

ne reason we cannot raise production is because there is

incentive. . ; .' . - 7. "We should wage war relentlessly UDon monooolv.

he doctrine of scarcity is not the solution. The little man

iust have a chance.

8. We must secure equal rights for all our people by

reaming me into the Constitution."

9. There' should be more emphasis on individual freedom ad individual dignity; providing. opportunity for man to as-

;rt himself. "That's where we draw the line at communism, 'hich submerges the individual." . .

5 lOVVe should not wait .for world government. America ho'uld work everywhere for.the right of peoples- to assert lieir own determination, and to live in the family of nations, finally, we should assume just as tough a policy as necessary

o onng aoout co-operation ot Kuss;a with other nations,"

. ;, Un tirst reading, this program bears a striking resembmce to the average political platform, calculated ' to catch

.11 types of voters. With Mr. Arnall's Qualifications, it of-

'ers little to shock conservatives and for that rensnn mav hp

acking in appeal to liberals. Why then did he offer it at this

;ime? Perhaps. as, a basis for, discussion. Perhaps to empha

size nis oenei that the selection ot a liberal vice presidential candidate is h,eeded, to give credibility to any such pledges. Perhaps to invite attention to his, own availability, although lie insists he was "not looking in a mirror" when he stressed that point. ..;....;-,' " At any rate,, Mr. Arnall has invited discussion, and the response should be extensive, for political stakes will be highin 1948.

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES-FRIDAY, SEPT. 5, 1947.

SULLIVAN, INDIANA

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Governor Gates' decision to hold a special Tenth District election on Nov. 4, the date for the municipal elections has brought some interesting howls from Republican leaders in that district. You may recall that Raymond Springer, who was the Congressional leader for that district, died recently, and so a new election is necessary to fill his vacant seat.

When the Governor set that date, the leaders over in the eastern part of the state yelled

to high heaven. They didn't want work at it,

the election held in conjunction with the city elections, because they were afraid that .such an election would bring out the labor vote and that the labor groups were so riled over the Taft-Hartley law that it would be just plain murder. Could it be

little hard-nosed after the ex- J perience that followed the other war, when We were called Uncle Shy lock" because we quaintly in-

sisted that Europe pay its debts to this country. Just in case you happen to be married, and should feel like kissing your wife on a street corner, stay away from Warrior, Alabama. Down that way, a

(visitor happened to kiss his wife in front of a drug store, and. the mayor of the town fined him $27.50. Well, tell me, if you can t kiss your wife on the street, just who can you kiss there? There must bo a manpower or maybe we should say womanpower shortage in Japan. Princess Sadako, the empress , dowager, has been named president of the Japan Silk Thread Association. It is the first time in her life that the princess his hr.d . a job, but we wonder if she will

Counts Drinks MENTOR, O. .(UP) The Lake Industries, Inc., has recently developed a new type of liquid dispenser which automatically measures and counts the drinks poured from a bottle.

Seems like everyone is setting

some kind of a speed record these days. First :t was that, jet plane at Miiroc Army Air . Base. Then Mantz set a new record from New York to California,

that the Republicans are seeing and President Truman's plane things under the bed since that has set a new record for the hop law was passed? ; . . ifrom Rio to Washington. Maybe we should have some kind oi a Just to prove that Winchell speed record around Sullivan. It can be wrong. Philip Wilkie, son i would be nice to see which of the of Wendell Wilkie, who tried to j eieht o'clock regulars at the post beat Franklin t Roopevelt in 1940, j off ice each morning gets to his announced that he will be a office first. Kinda think that Col.

Clinton Anderson

Chester Davis

WITH CLINTON P. ANDERSON'S resignation as Secretary of Agriculture to take over Postmaster General Robert P. Hannegans post as chairman of the national Democratic committee scheduled for September, Milton Elsenhower and Chester Davis are being mentioned for the cabinet post Eisenhower, brother of the Army Chief, of Staff Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, is president of Kansas State college, and Davis, prominent agriculture expert, is president of the St, Louis Federal Reserve bank. (International)

candidate for that vacant, Congressional, seat in the Tenth District. Young Wilkie announced that he was out for the seat just a day. after Walter Winchell said that Wilkie would not run for any office until he has completed his education. ,

. Britain's

Linnell would make it, the way he tears out when he gets his

mail m the morning.

Ernest Bevin

DUGGE

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mason of

Greencastle, were the week-end

guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Boyd.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mlorford

and : daughter, Mjrna of. Flint, Michigan were week-end guests

of Mrs. Stella Morford.

. Gerald Borders and Wilford Goodman of Connersville, spent the week-end with their parents. Mr, and Mrs. Francis Thomas and family of Detroit, Michigan, were guests of Mrs Stella and Miss Mabel Thomas over the holidays.

GREENVILLE NEJVS Mr. and Mrs. Plenry . Goodwin and Don Paul of , South . Bend, were here over the week-end visiting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Bedwell and son spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sh'erman Chubb of Shelburn. Mr. and Mrs. Carol Goodwin

Doctor's Discovery FOR FLUSHING KIDNEYS Backache, loss of pep. gctting up nights,

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more than improper Kianey acnon uuc iu ...w....,

and daughter, Sharon Sue, were

guests 'Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. i

Walter Gorby of Hymera. . Mrs. Angie Goodwin had as her guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Goodwin and family of , South Bend, Mr. and Mrs. 'John Goodwin and son of Terre Haute, Mr, and, Mrs. Tony Pope and family of Cass, and Mr. and Mrs. j Jack McClanahan and son. Mr. and Mrs, Criss Chubb had I as their dinner guests Monday Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Chubb, Mrs. Mildred Cole and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chubb of

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lovall and son, Jackie, of Flint, Michigan, who have been the euests of Mrs.

Ada Lovall, returned home Tues- j Ed Walters.

day. ' . , . Evelyn Gray, a' former teacher at Union High Cchool, now of

Freelandville, visited Miss June i

Ann Miller and vWilma Dudley recently, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Headley

and daughter of Terre Haute, visited, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoadley over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. A. Allsman and

Mr. , and Mrs.; Guy. Smith motor- i ed to Dayton, Ohio Labor Day. Miss Dorothy Hays of South Bend, Indiana, visited her aunt, Mrs. Hud Woodward, Sunday and Monday. Dan Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Goodman and son attended the State Fair Tuesday. Mrs. O. E. Chowning and Mrs. Vera Graham were" hostesses for the Y.W.G. club Tuesday evening; The evening was spent in sewing, and conversation. Refreshments of ice cream, cake and grape drink were served to the following members; Margaret King, Anna Barrowman, Eva Myers Bess Kielblock, May and

Orris Hcndrickson, Eva Taylor, 1

! Syl Yung, Effie Pigg, Ida Hannah, j Lois Yung, and one guest, Mrs.

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stirred up a hornet's nest with his plan to pass out Uncle Sam's buried gold among the nations of the world; Well, maybe if the British could convince our government that such . a clan was practical, they would be better off. But, Uncle Sam is just a

after entering

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The "Shimmying " car u a dangerou car. The unusu. aJ strains, difficult driving discomfort cause accidents besides ruining your tires. We ' correct " Shimmy " , properly.

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NEW YORK, (UP) More than 40 per cent of the 100.000 persons who passed through the gates of La Guardia Field in one July week just came to watch the airplanes landing and taking off, the Port of New York Authority reports. " . .

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if HID CONCRETE Delivered Price Per Cubic Yard 5 bags cement per yd. Sullivan $10.00 Carlisle $1J.00 Moroni $10.00 GraysviHe ... $9.50 Fairbanks ...... $10.00 Shelburn $11.00 'We also mix 4 4'2 514 and 6 bag cement per yard. CONCRETE BLOCKS Smooth Face at plant 15c Rock Face Bullnose Corners Partition Blocks WE DELIVER Call or Write .

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excess acid in the urine. KidneysWe one of Nature's ways of removingimpurities from the blood. And when these impurities

back up, trouble may start,

Mr. and Mrs. Tom, Pope had as

their dinner guests Monday Mrs.

Angie Goodwin and son, Harold,

So il you nave tnese iJouD.es, Kiycyuu. . . ,nahan ...H

good nusning out -

kidnevs and bladder a

by taking Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,

It so, Terry, Mr. and Mrs. Carol

unrl on tha kidnevs to flush them out, n

increasing the flow of urine to help relieve M . ... R odwj ' J that excess-acidity and ease that burmng a"? US. Jonn UOOdWin rma when vou pass water, helps that bladder son, Jimmy, ad Mr. and Mrs.

irritation that gets you up nights. Henry Goodwin and son, Paul. : Mr..and Mrs. Ed Pedwell an.

habit forming. Caution: take as directed. ivir. 1 For free trial supply, send to Dept. Z, an(j

Kilmer uo., inc., bo i3, oiaimuiu, t r- rsr it f,il1.iirt hnttle nf Swamo. r TdliK

and

Mrs.. Leland Bedwell

son visited Mr., and Mrs.

Drymmond in Hymera

and

Root today at your drugstore.

Tuesday evening.

Enjoy The Cool And Duslless

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AUCTION SALE ,AT ONE,b:CLOCKT- .. , . WEDNESDAY; SEPT; 10 ' AT 16 W. GILES ST. Gas" stove, cook stove and heater; beds and sprrigs, two living room suites, dressers, writing desk, stand tables, tableland chairs,, overstuffed chairs, end table, coffee table arid gate-leg table!, chest of drawers, wash stand, dishes,, lamp and what-nots, electric sweeper, , clothes hamper, tools,, fruit jars, three steel barrels , and other articles too numerous to mention. MR. ERVIN WlLCUT Dillingham, Auctioneer

SUNDAY Lawrence ' County

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extra work space and breaktast table, out holding. Lid and throat finished in Capacity, 6 cubic feet holds 300 pounds stainless steel. Be sure to see it soon. MONROE'S '.. ; Maytag Service -. . Phone 332--... Suliivan

j RESIDENCE FOR SALE

MINA LAMONT property, 30 North French Street. Two story frame dwelling, 75 ft. x 180 ft. lot, two garages, chicken house. Hot air furnace, basement. Price not less than $6300.00 cash. See Jesse E. Bedwell, Commissioner. . Sullivan State Bank Building

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