Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 165, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 19 August 1948 — Page 2

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SULLIVAN DAILf TIMES- THURSDAY, AUG. 19, 1948. SULLIVAN, INDIANA MRS. KOSENKINA'S ESCAPE PLUNGE

-A Home Owned Democratic Newspaper Sullivan Daily Times, founded 1905, as the daily edition of the Sullivan Democrat, founded 1851

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ing so will discommode many times more people than it accommodates and " in turn congest the parking in the area immediately adjacent to the meters. The policing of the parking meters will necessitate . additional personnel which if now employed or used from nur present force to see that people park within the alloted space, that is between the lines if there were lines, would result in providing twenty per cent additional parking space by actual survey. Additional parking space, if found to be needed, might be provided by utilizing some o the Court House area. A ' Hitchhiker.

Near-Normal Weather Seen For Slate INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 1' ,(UP) Near-normal temperatures and scattered light showers are in store for Hoosiers between today and Sunday, thf weatherman said today. v Paul Miller, chief meteorologist cf the Indianapolis weather

bureau, said the weather would

SULLIVAN LOSES a- FACTORY PAYROLL This title is somewhat a mis

nomer, however the result is.

the same. It refers to the parking meters now in process o installation in our town. The

first consideration of most cool off aT little Friday in mosi

every proposition is the cost, sections of the state. But it was

I have been told that the slated to warm ud aeain by

meters are to cost $12,000.00 hut Sunday. ,

of course not the town, but put, Miller said temperatures would

of the pockets of the people, I range around . normal, which

the original source of all rev-' means in the mid-80's. He saic

enue. This means then that Drecimtation would average

$12,000.00 in cash is going out less than an inch and would ocof our community forever and ' cur as scattered showers Thurs-

must be offset from some new

source of revenue if we are not to suffer. A conservative esti

mate of turnover of purchasing for partly cloudy skies

power is at least four to seven tonight and tomorrow.

day night and Friday and again ahout Sunday. The immediate outlook . war

today. Little

many sections tonight.

Family Sticks Together FORT WORTH, Tex. (UP)-

umes each year, therefore , we ,change in temperature was ex-

will be deprived of aoDroxi- neotoH. except for the slieh

mately $48,000.00 , to ' $84,000.00 week-end cool spell. The merin purchasing power due to the cury was expected to climb to a transaction. maximum of around 88 degree:

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meters I am told is that they will relieve traffic congestion.

In view of the fact that they provide no more additional parkins I ain unable to see the

logic. The story that people j Eight brothers held a 10-day rewill use them, parking as they , union here, suggested by their

conventionally now - do and ' mother, who died in 1938. The

which they will need to do if brothers range in age from 60 to

the meters are to produce rev- ( 75,

enue, leads to the conclusion that in that event there will be

no additional place to park

when one goes to the bank at

i:55 p. m. or wants to buy a

loaf of bread on the way home,

or for the farmer when s he

comes to town. The writer's

opinion, however, is that it will

provide a place to park when

going to the bank or stopping

for a loaf of bread, but in do-

Qult paying rent and own your home. Special bargains on property on Installment plan. Also farms for sale. W. T. MELLOTT '

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Arrow points to window from which Mrs. Kosenkina jumped. Cross Indicates spot where she struck In Soviet consulate courtyard.

Sirs. Kosenkina (arrow) a minute after hitting the pavement. UNDER 24-HOUR GUARD for her protection, Mrs. Oksana Stepanovna Kosenkina lies injured in New York's Roosevelt hospital after leaping from an upper story window of the Russian consulate to escape "slavery and death." Suffering fractures of the knee, thigh, and other injuries, she is expected to recover. (International)

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