Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 187, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 18 September 1947 — Page 2

?AGE TWO SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, SEPT. 18, 1947 SULLIVAN, INDIANA

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Sullivan Daily Times, founded 1905, as the daily edition of the Sullivan Democrat, founded 1854 'APti -POYNTER ........ Publisher CLBANOR "OYNT:ER JAMISON - ; Manager and Assistant Editor lOMElt H. MURRAY Editor Entered as second-class matter at the Poatotflct, Sullivan, Indiana Published dail except Satwday and Sunday at US West Jackson St iuWvaa. Indiana .-, . , Teiepnone U

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were property foreclosures on j MYERS FAMILY REUNION every hand, tax delinquencies j A 'family reunion was held at running into the ; hundreds of ; the park Sunday, September 7th

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Education Of Senator Taft

In 'Chicago at the start of his ' Western tour, Senator 'aft discovered a slight mistake in the Taft-Hartley Act. , e did' Jiot; intend, he said, that the bill should deny access o the Rational Labor Relations Board to all local unions if ny national' nnion official failed to sign a non-Communist ' f fidavit.':That: is how the law is being interpreted, however, ' ,nd the result is to exclude most unions from NLRB - p'roectioh. . ' ' ' ' ' '' -. ' . v.. ... -. . In California, Senator Taft had a talk . with , Harry iUndebei'g, head of the A. F. of L. sailors' union, and learned hat an outright, ban on the' closed shop might not be such a ;ood idea, after all: That is what the law provides, however, nd the senator delivered many a spirited argument for the an Respite the well-known fact that in some industries the losed. shop effectively serves the interests of labor, em'loyers and stable labor relations.1 ' : ' . The senator has previously announced, that he would be illing to sponsor amendments to the Taft-Hartley ' Act if onvinced of their desirability. He now "has at' least two .mendments to think about. '

" Whether 91 not his Western tour is educating the counry, it seems to be contributing something to the education if Senator Taft. One caii only wish he had taken some of is schooling before he started writing the labor law, ' , . . . 1 The Chicago Sun

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I FAIRBANKS Mr. Hand, Mrs. Dale Horner-of alifortiiaV are spending their oneymoon with his parents' Mr. rid Mfsy 0. E. Horner. . i '. Bob Thompson is spending his irlough with his parents, Mr. nd Ws, Emerson Thompson.

I funeral of Mrs. Maude Ransford :at Concord last Friday.

Miss Rowena Bland spent the eek-end with her parents, Dr: nd Mrs. H. E. Bland. Several from here attended the

Mrs. George Fuson Sr. had the misfortune of falling last Friday arid - threw , her shoulder out of place. She was taken to the Mary Sherman Hospital and was dismissed Sunday and returned to her home. :.; The Wabash Valley horse facas were welL attended Sunday at the Fairbanks Township Saddle Club track.

NEW chief of staff of the U. S. First Army, with headquarters on Governors Island, N. X., is Maj. Gen. Willard G. Wyman who will take over his new. duties Oct. 1. Wyman commanded the 71st In- . fantry Division during World W&r H, (International)

The formation of an organization in Sullivan County, to be

known as the Sullivan County Taxpayers Association has been announced. The need for such an organization has been known for some time. It was not -until the people became aware that the proposed bond issue for a hospital was being forced upon them that the organization became a reality. Therefore, it must be stated that the association must have for its immediate objective the presentation of information and evidence that will aid Sullivan County citizens in arriving at sane and . reasonable conclusions with : reference to said issue. " However, it is the long view purpose of this organization to guarantee the proper use of the tax dollar. It is important that such economic conditions in Sullivan County be maintained that our miners, farm and industrial workers and veterans be encouraged to become home owners; that industries may be induced to ' locate here; that present property holders be protected from the disastrous conditions of a few years back. To this end there should be one hundred per cent cooperation of all taxpayers that our efforts may be wholly successful. It is a matter of record that some twenty years ago the county bonded itself to the construction of a court house. How many citizens did foresee the tragic years' that followed when there

thousands of dollars and general economic stagnation everywhere. This example provides very good reason why there should ' be someone to hang up warning signals along the way. So this organization appeals to the citizens of the county for cooperation, that in this particular instance undue haste in signing petitions be avoided, that every one be given an opportunely to hear both sides of the question, that honest conclusions may be reached. ' ' -

This organization has as' its officers the following: Vice-Chairman, Vaughn, Jones Chairman, Gau It Pleasant Secretary, Howard Edwards Treasurer, Ri P. Akers : Policy Committee: Zelva C. Drake, Wm: F. Johnson, W. W. Watson, Walter Nash, and Arlie Lester. .' .

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Myers and sons of Los Angeles, California, who were guests of Mr. Myers' mother, Mrs. Phema Myers. It was the first time for twelve years that Mrs. Myers rmd had her children' all together and it was a most enjoyable occasion for her. . . , Those enjoying the day were

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SCHOOL FOR VETERANS ; For Veterans qualified for training under the G.I. Bill of Rights: Have you been looking for an approved Trade School where you can get expert shop training in one of the following industrial fields: !. DIESEL MECHANIC , . RADIO SERVICING j , REFRIGERATION SERVICING AIR CONDITIONING INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS BODY AND FENDER REBUILDING Suitable living quarters are provided students. The authorized representative of Commercial Trades Institute will be in Sullivan, Indiana at the Veterans' Affairs Office, Court House building, on Monday afternoon, September 22nd from 1:00 P, M. to 4:00 P, M. Bring your Certificate of Eligibility or Copy of Discharge. ' . ;

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1. Headjight aligning machine! i

2. Stewart-Warner electronic wheel-balancing machine! 3. All new lubrication equipment! 4. New Ford engine test set! 5. New Ford stroboscope for setting distributor ' points for perfect timing! 6. New Champion sparkplug tester! 7. New small parts washing machine! 8. New Sioux valve refacing. machine! 9. New hydraulic jacks! ' : 10. New trickle charger (keeps new batteries at full charge) 11. New electric paint mixing machine and spraying equipment! 12. Quick charge battery charger! 13. Electrically operated "Overhead Doors"! 14. Exhaust fans! 15. Fluorescent lighting and new heating equipment! All these improvements in our shop and service equipment have been added for ycur convenience. Therefore, we invite you to drive in and inspect them. See for yourself evidence of Ford's plan to give you the best service at all times.

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