Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 156, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 6 August 1948 — Page 2

SULLIVAN DAIL1 TIMES- FRIDAY, AUG. 6. 1948. SULLIVAN. INDIANA NAMED AS COGS IN RED NETWORK "Tm from Missouri MT. TABOR Mr. and Mrs. Will Nancy Bogard, Bertha Ryland, 'and Mrs. Ann Burnett called on Foutz, Ml. and Mrs 3yron Foutz and Dorothy Bcgard and Mrs. Ber . A Home Owned Democratic Newspaper Sullivan Daily Times, founded 1905, as the daily edition of the ; Sullivan Democrat, founded 1854 AUL POINTER Publisher ELEANOR POYNTER JAMISON Manager and Assistant Editor HOMER' H. MURRAY .' Edlt01, Entered as second-class matter at the Postoffice, Sullivan, Indiana Published dally except Saturday and Sunday at 116 West Jackson St. mllivan.. Ind. . Telephone 13 daughter Monday Mr. Foutz is ill. afternoon. tha Ryland called on Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fcutz and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Foutz and daughter Sunday afternoon. Nancy Bogard called on Ann Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ferree and Billy have returned home after spending a few weeks in California visiting Mrs. Ferrce's brother, Ross Bragdon. j Mr. and Mrs. Toody Bogard were in Sullivan Sunday night. ; Thompson one afternoon last week. . s Mr. and Mrs. Will Foutz, 19.

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INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 6. (UP) -Hogs,. 5,000; barrows and gilts 60 lbs.mp 25c to mostly 50c lowr, fairjy active at decline; weights- 160 lbs. down slow, iiarply'lower; early bulk good nd choice 170-240 lbs. $29.50 30.00, -near load at $30.25; few ales good and choice 250-270 lbs. 28.00 $29.75; good and choice 40-16tnbs., $25.50 $26.00, few 27.00; Sows opened steady, easy, iter trade generally steady, good nd choice 300 lbs. down $25.00 26.00, 300-400 lbs., $23.50 $25.50. Cattltf, 400; calves, 400; slaugh;r steeds and heifers almost at LandstUl, few sales to city butchrs aroOnd 50c lower; odd good ear Lings $32.00, bulk medium and ood $23.00 $31.00; beef cows low, weak to $1.00 lower; few lies medium and good $19.50 23.00; yealers moderately active, leady with Thursday, good and (Voice $30.50 $32.00. Sheep-, 500; spring lambs rather neven weak with Thursday's )w close; two lots choice closely )rted lambs $29.00, good to choice 25.50 $28.50; slaughter ewes teady, good to choice' light'eights!$9.00 $11.00.

j HICKORY Buddy Moore of Linton was the Sunday guest of Mr. ' and Mrs. Ralph Moore and Max.

Mrs. Stella Figg was the guest

Monday of Mrs. Zilla Cooksey

and Mrs. Eunice ' Smith. i I Wilbert Robertson of Sullivan, was the dinner guest of I Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hulett 'Monday and called on Mrs. Lovell Larson. i 1 Miss Joan Goodman is spending the week in Indianapolis with Ruth, Betty and Jack Goodman. Mrs.v Myrtle Stutsman spent tyonday with Mrs. Herman Mason and family at New Lebanon. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lovell Larson were Mr. and Mrs. Winifred Robertson, Mr! and Mrs.. Dode Figg, Beulah Ashburn, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hulett,' Patty Hulett, Wilbert' Robertson, Paul Olgus and Henry Olgus. Afternoon callers were Mr, and Mrs. John Larson, . Crissie Larson, Karen Larson, Edith Robbins, : Bobby Robbins, Jean Robbins and Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Chastain.

:arm! Index Higher n July Than June

LAFifYETTE, Ind., Aug

UP) Indiana farmers got one et cent more for their prpducts uring July than in June, Purdue Iniversity agricultural statistic, aris reported today. Prices stood at an index of 291, lmost three times the base level eached- in the period from 1935 3-1939and five per cent ' below tie all-.time peak reached last anuary figures revealed. Prices ere 13 per cent above a year go. j

Livestock product prices rose bove levels of the month before, lattle, iambs and chickens reachd all-time highs, but grains took slight decline. Corn went down harply? selling for less than $2 or the "first time since February.

Red Out on Bail

DPEN FORUM DAILY TIMES

Letters from ministers and othrs, interested in local option, re especially invited for this olumn, , Letters" and Interviews of a uitable nature and proper newstaper interest are sought for this olumrr, the editor reserving the ight tp censor or reject any aricle h may deem is not suitable nd proper. Articles of 500 words r lessre preferred. All articles ;ent to- the Open Forum must be igned and address given, in irder lhat the editor may know hp writer; howeyer, the writer's tame will not be published if equesed. Articles published herein do iot necessarily express the sentinent of the Daily Times and this taper may of may not agree with tatementg contained herein.

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COMMUNIST party chairman of New York, Robert G. Thompson, pauses in Federal building press room, New York, after posting bail in his arrest on charges of cpnspiring to overthrow the U. S government by force. He is on of 12 top Communists undei Indictment t (International) irmt gers mS5 so much 'TttN WHEN THff SUFFER FROM cross eyes Youth is lime for fun.

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Robert William Weiner

Nathan G. Silverniaster

NAMED BY LOUIS BUDEN2 to Senate investigators in Washington as head of the secret Communist finance committee in the U. S. is William Weiner, believed to be the Robert William Weiner who testified before the Dies committee in 1939 as secretary of the party. Also named in testimony, by Elizabeth Bentley, repentant former spy, is Nathan G. Silvermaster of Philadelphia, described as head of one of two groups feeding secret U. S. information to Soviet agents. She said Silvermaster is "probably an agent of NKVD"

(Soviet secret police). PAXTON Mrs. Maggie Cox, Mrs. Laura Ann Wilson and daughter and Mrs. Charles Cox and daughters were in Shei,burn Thursday. '

Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Padgett, have sold their service station and cabins and will leave soon for the West for Mr. Padgett's health. ... Harry Brown of Connersville. spent the week-end here with his mother,. Mrs. Sarah Brown. Mr; and Mrs. Arch Holden and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holden

of Brazil, spent Sunday with

Mrs, : ? Arch - Hilden's brother, Alex Pearce and Mrs. Pearte. Tom Leslie' . of Indianapolis,

spent last week at his home

"!ast ', of town. Mrs. Christine Doyle went to LaPorte. M.'nday night where

she is visiting friends.

E. Hawkins of Detroit, Michigan, and Homer Hawkins - of Merorrr were .Sunday evening

dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Ulrich. Buddy Lewis returned to his heme in Louisville, Kentucky Sunday night after spending a week's vacation with friends here. . Mrs. Sarah F.'own spent last week Vat-.', the! home of '-Fred Brown , and . family, . Mr. and Mrs. Lester McCammqn announce the birth of a daughter born at the Mary Sherman Hospital ' last week.Mrv and Mrs. W. W.' Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rogers, Earl Joyce and Laura Jane Rogers entertained at dinner Sunday for Bob Rogers of Hines. Illinois. Guests were Carl Rogers, ?.ob, Freddie and Clyde Rogers,

(International) Phillip Borders and Miss Barbara Whitlock. Mrs. Roy Lowdermilk called in the afternoon. Mrs. Maggie Dilley called on Mrs. Howard Ferguson Tuesday afternoon. .

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JAMES H. ROWE, JR., former as sistant' attorney general, Is a member of the three-man private citizen group named by Secretary Marshall to find out whether Communist agents are using UN as a door-of-entry into the U. S Other members are B. M. McKelway, Washington Star editor, and Marcellus C. Shield, retired former House Appropriations committee clerk. (International)

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I will sell at Pubic Auction, 618 South Main St., Sullivan, ' r THURSDAY, AUG. 12, 1948 commencing at 12:30 P. M., the following household gooda and other goods: . ' . , One two-piece living room suite, in good condition; one good bedroom su'te with innerspring mattress & good springs; one Jenny Lind bad with;. innerspring mattress and good springs; one dresser;' one wardrobe; one .iron bed with springs and cotton mattress; two feather beds;, one'pair pillows; one chen;lle bedspread and some other ' bedclothing;; one occasional table; 3 end tables; 2 footstcpls; two 9x12 rugs; 4 or 5 throw rugs; one 9x12 linoleum rug; one floor lamp, one table lamp; one breakfast suite consisting of four leather bottom chairs in good condit'on; one, 50-Ib. ice box; 2 rockers; one good Singer sewing machine; one Speed Queen washer. Stoves: 1 Quick , Meal coal range (white), 1 Perfection 3-burner oil stove i . small oil heater, one burner; one Kot Blast Florence heat-'

er. lhes.e stoves are all in good condition. Curtains and rods,' 1 pair quilting frames, 1 pair curtain stretchers, one sausage mill; 1 foot! grinder, same dishes and copk'ng utensils, some. fruit jars, 1 wheelbarrow. Terms Cash v '. No articles to be removed until paid for. V GUY EATON , ' Not responsible for accdents. -Floyd Dillingham, Auctioneer

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PRESIDENT TRUMAN marks his primary ballot m a voting booth at Independence, Mo., but before giving it to him an election worker, following routine, asked if he was a Democrat or Republican. "I wonder," the president quipped. (International Soundphoto)

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IT GOOD BUSINESS TO BORROW WHEN A LOAN WILL SERVE A SOUND PERSONAL PURPOSE, AND YOU CAN REPAY IT WITHOUT HARDSHIP. AND REMEMBER BORROW THE BANK WAY IT'S CHEAPER. ' SULLIVAN STATE BANK Since 1870 Sullivan Carlisle Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

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7:00 P. M. Tonight -6:00 P. M. Saturday Joe E. Brown in Western Comedy "Shut My Mouth"

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