Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 166, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 20 August 1948 — Page 2

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A Home Owned Democratic Newspaper Sullivan Dally Times, founded 1905, as the daily edition of the Sullivan Democrat, founded 1854 PAUL POTNTER .. Publisher ELEANOR POYNTEE JAMISON Manager and Assistant Editor HOMER H. MURRAY Editor Entered as second-class matter at the Postofflce, Sullivan, Indiana Published daily except Saturday and Sunday at 115 West Jackson St. Sullivan, 2nd, Telephone 13

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Credit Controls To Take Effect On 5ept. 20 : WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 (UP) New government controls om installment buying of automobile and 10 other items will go into effect a month from today. The Federal Reserve Board 'announced the new rules last night. They require a one-third down-payment on automobiles and a xme-fifth down-payment on. the others. In most cases, the customers must pay the balance within 15 months. v ; "The new controls were authorized by the recently-enacted anti-inflation bill. They are designee! to cut down the demand for durable goods by curbing' the power .of the ordinary consumer to obtain them on credit. Similar controls were in effect during the war. Resides automobiles," other items coming under the new restrictions are cooking stoves, disft washers, radios (including television sets and phonographs), sewing machines, vacuum cleaners, s,nd furniture and , rugs.In general, the restriction which become effective Sept. 20 apply to all purchases costing ..between $50 and $5,000. Consumers buying item?, priced at more than $1,000 will be given . an additional thret months 18 months final to pay the full baiance on theii purchase. In addition to the 11 specifically mentioned durable items, the new restrictions t al'altt" apply to repayment of private loans for vacations and other nonemergency purposes. There is, of course, na requirement foi. any down-payment on loans. Consumers who borrow funds to meet hospital, funeral or doctors' bills nay work out a repayment agreement with the . lender. & 4V Merchants who violate the new regulations are liable td a maximum penalty of $10,00.0 fine and 10 years imprisonment. The wartime controls required a one-tnird down payment on virtually all items. Zooming Prices In Livestock Spur Troubles (By United Press) Zooming prices at the nation's livestock markets spelled new trouble - today for housewives trying to hold living costs within the margins of their husbands' paychecks. : Department of Agriculture experts said seasonal scarcity would tend to hold the price of meat on the hoof at high levels for some time. Experts in the meat trade said the price boosts must be passed on to the housewife. ' But there was evidence today that the petticoat rebellion to fcrce meat prices down with buyers strikes might be having some effect at the retail level. San Francisco butchers complained that choice cuts of meat teheir refrigerators due to the were beginning to pile up in activities of "Mama's OPA", a group .of women pledged to buy no meat costing more than 65 cents a pound. At Cincinnati, " a chain of grocery, stores sold pork chops at e5 cents a pound, down from 97, and bacon at 53 cents, down frpm 57. Some cuts sold as low as 26 cents a pound. LOCALS Mr., and Mrs. Chas. Starkey are entertaining their .. daughter, Ruth, and son-in-law. Bill Barber,- of Detroit. . MV-Mgan. Mr. Barber ' is a famous . golfer and recent winner of the Gold-

IPrU 7 r m - Kl it $5.00 $2.75 .50 U. 5. Has Spot For New Soviet Consul WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 (UP) Withdrawal of Russian Consul General Jacob S. Lorn akin's credentials means that he is "persona non grata" no longer acceptable to this gov eminent as a Soviet representa tive. There is a precedent for re instatement after a consular official's "exequatur," or credentials, have been revoked But no reinstatement was ir the cards for Lomakin. In 190T, the United State revoked the exequatur of th' Swedish Vice Consul at St Louis because of the "impert inent and offensive character' of a letter he sent to Presiderl. Theodore Roosevelt. After he apologized in a let ter to the President and mad certain explanations, he wa: reinstated and the U. S. agair recognized him. Axis Sally Starts Honv Today, Faces Charge FRANKFURT, Aug. 20. (UP. Mildred Gillars, allegedly thi 'Axis Sally" of the Nazi war-timi radio, left Rhein Main airpor here today for Washington, whep ;he may be tried for treason. The gray-haired woman, who i :harged with being the forme 'glamor girl" of Hilter's radio wore a second-hand suit. One VI Army security officer and a fev correspondents saw her off in . "special mission" Air Force tram oort. Miss Gillars, a 37-year-old spin iter from Portland, Me., will fac grand jury treason inquir; ilong with Iva Toguri, who a Tokyo Rose" made similar propaganda broadcasts for the Jap inese. 'TTENDS ANNUAL SESSION Mrs. R. W. Springer. 212 N Cross Street, Sullivan, attendee the annual session of the Chris tianson Choral School held a Penn Hall Junior . College am Preparatory School, Chambersburg, Pa., August 1-14. PRE-WAR QUALITY INNERSPRIHG BUILT BY FAMOUS MAKER SEALY Innerspring Mattress Made for Lasting Comfort US Built with the scientifically-designed "Durolife" innerspring unit, Sealy mattresses are today of the same fine quality which made them such favorites before the war. $39.50 Sealy mattresses also offer these important quality features: Reinforced embroidered border. Strong insulation. . Durable, fast-color ticking. Get that supremely soothing Sealy feeling 'like sleeping on a cloud." . Buy your SEALY mattress in our complete bedding department SULLIVAN HDW. & FURN. COMPANY : ; 119 TVest Washington ". : . ' Telephone 28

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Letters from ministers and others, interested in local option, are especially invited for this column. Letters and Interviews of a suitable nature and proper newspaper interest are sought for this column, the editor reserving the right to censor or reject any article he may deem is not suitable and proper. Articles of 500 words or less ate preferred. All articles sent to the Open Forum must be signed and address given, in order that the editor may know the writer; however, the writer's name will not be published if requested. Articles published herein do not necessarily express the sentiment of the Daily Times and this paper may or may not agree with latements contained herein. Asks Separation ONCE BODYGUARD of Franklin D. Roosevelt and former adonis of the New York state police, Earl R. Miller is being sued in a separation action by Mrs. Simone van Haver Miller, who names "a woman of prominent reputation." Mrs. Miller is shown at Loudonville, N. Y., with her children, Anna, 3, and Earl, Jr., 6. (International)

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NORTH WILFRED COAL CO. V2 Miles East of Shelburn Prices at mine for No. 6 vein coal: '1 INCH LIJMP . . : . . : . . . , ... $5.80 Ton STOKER . . . . . : ....... $5.40 Ton ', MINE RUN : : , ; ; . . . , $5.40 ton

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Here's a great time-saving combination! The remarkable direct drive power take-off of the big new 3-4 plow Oliver "88" tractor is one of the greatest boons to baling. To "ease" the baler's load or clear the machine, just step on the clutch of your "88" the Oliver power take-off keeps on running! Let out the clutch and you're on your way again. No time wasted bj declutching, gear shifting, and reclutching! Come in and check the high-tonnage features of the OliverAnn Arbor Automatic-Hydraulic Threader Pick-up Baler, too. Neat, firm, sliced bales that come apart in good-sized sections are produced. You can get almost any combination of ground speed and drawbar pull you want. With its 6-forward-speed transmission, 6cylinder engine and Fuel Miser governor, you can fit the tractor to'the load and use only the fuel that's needed to do the work. .'I, There are many other valuable, money-saving farm features, plus a choice of three great engines for the fuel you prefer, ineluding a farm-engineered diesel that will be available later ... interchangeable cast and stamped steel wheels and basic interchangeability of mounted tools with other Row Crop models.

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NOTICE OF SALE OF I REAL ESTATE ' In the matter of the guardianship ot Delia A. Dunsan. Robert 1. Dungan. guardian: Notice of guardian's sale of real estate. By virture of an order of the Sullivan Circuit Court, the undersigned guardian of Delia A. Dungan, a person of unsound mind, will at the former residence of Delia A. Dungan located in the town of Farmersburg. Sullivan County. Indiana, on 10th of September 1948. at the hour of 10:00 a. m. offer for sale at public sale

for not less than two thirds of its appraised value, certain real estate belonging to said ward and described as follows, to-wit: Lots 5 and 6 in Johnson and Oliphant's Addition to the' town of Farmersburg, aullivan County, Indiana. Said sale will be made subjest to the approval of said Court, and on the following terms and conditions: CASH. Said sale to be' free of liens except 1948 taxes uue and payable in year 1949. I ROBERT I. DUNGAN. I Guardian of Delia A. Dungan. ; Pigg & Tennis, l Attorneys fcr Guardian. 1st ins 8-20-48 2t. Saturday MidniteJ Mon. & Tues. j Adults Only ADMISSION . 50c TIME Sat. rxidnight, 11:30 P.M. Men. & Tues., 7:00 & 8:30 P.M. t "!rtt iff vtftR,

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There's lots of work for this sturdy Dearborn Sweep Rake between haying seasons. It's just the thing for bringing in shocked corn or fodder during winter months. Fine for cleaning up trash or hauling away branches when pruning orchards. Handy for dumping trash into gullies. It unloads just by lowering it and backing away. Let us show you how easily it lifts and lowers a load by Hydraulic Touch Control. Durably made for years of hard use, in haying season and out. Phone or drop in j for complete information. 0

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Believe Labor Will Desert Wallace WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 (UP) CIO sources predicted today that some of Henry Wallace's labor supporters' soon will walk out on the new Progressive party. They said Albert J. Fitzgerald, president of the United Electrical , Workers and a Wallace party leader, gave a hint of the behind-the-scenes disagreement during yesterday's meeting of CIO VicePresidents and President Philip Murray. New Fall Dresses Ellen Kaye Monty Weber Cindy Ann June Fox Sh'Oi' OUR WINDOWS Edna Rosenberger Dress Shop Lifts load by Hydraulic Tou'eh Control. Automatic push-off unloads it. You can't beat Fora Hydraulic Touch Control.

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