Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 180, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 11 September 1948 — Page 7
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LUVAN. INDIANA
FOR SALE LFALFA, brome, alta Fescue,
othy, red top and Kentucky
egrass seed. See us now. Farm
cau Co-op.
UTO INSURANCE Same ser- . i Tr
e, no raise in rates, rera su.
, North Oakley Bldg. Phone
. General Insurance & Real. OR SALE OR TRADE F-20 :tor on rubber and J.0-20 Inter-
ional tractor. Fox Dairy, IVz es east of Jasbnville on High
ly 48. Phone 322J3.
FOR SALE Lovely singer canary birds. Mrs. Patrick Cole, LOST Hymera, Ind. " FOR SALE-1947 Ford 1-ton LOST OR STRAYED Sunday truck, 10,000 miles. Below list ni8ht' dark red cow- Notifv Elm0 price. Will trade for car. Edgar Ranard,. R. 3, Sullivan, near Dug-
Chanley, New Lebanon.
ger High School.
FOR SALE 5-room modern bungalow. This house is in A-l condition inside and out. Immediate possession. Phone 278.
Memorial
lies
Miscellaneous
Bring your car to 212' North Section. We buy late model used
OR SALE 1941 Buick 4-door cars. G. I. Deckard, Mobilgas Sta
tion, Sullivan. Phone 330.
Rough Riders lii First Game
Ian, very clean, $1100. 6'x8' hy-
ulic dump bed, with flared i iAnr. onn T T? Van
; ' w-Vl' HTnot,'l and trucks. Qualified mechanics, ter, c-o White Hut Restaurant, . ci- ... r j .Sullivan County Motor Sales,
Phone 30, Shelburn.
Llburn, Ind.
"OR SALE Portable milker,
d as demonstrator only. Ever-
Grocery, Wilford, Indiana.
APPLES Grimes Golden,
onathan and Red Delicious.
oth picked and drop grades, ring own containers. Rickard rchard, 1 mile west Legion ome.
A co
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 11. (U.R)
REPAIR WORK all makes cars East Chicago Roosevelt's 31-
game winning streak was snapped today, and Hoosier high school fans were wondering if the reign of Pete Rucinski and
JOHNSON'S KILL-ALL- (con- his feared Rough Riders as tacticide, stomach poison and mythical state champions had fungicide). An effective dust for fended. protection of vegetables, flowers j The Calumet powerhouse, unand shrubs ALL IN ONE PACK-, beaten . and untied in three AGE. Contains Rotenone, copper, years of stiff competition, ran
DDT, sulphur and other valuable into rugged. Evansville Memor-
AH, NOW, THERE&) NSk THEY' USED VD IL TO ADMIRE MDUR A WORX OFART Ikl' OIL CAINTS-TO ) , Yi 1 1 ,V VJORK, REMBRANDT, ) THE MASTERS 2Mfif CREATE THEIR W n) - . tfiL CF CL-7- BE SURE THERE'S J ' " OF OLD NOUU? rIL MASTERPIECES, TrA 3rS-Z aOsVl VX& 7k V. NO STOOL A w . BE FOUO TTK 7 SniONS1 1 rCEVZ &vST BEHIND YOU gg ,.-.-.'.-J.v. L '"fe: Jyg i-OjfS Cnp ".ma. Kinp Features mAkMr Awt " ' " '. ... - KiF KIRBY - HOW A6SRAVATI N(3 . . . BUT I BETTER SEE MILLIE jfZZ I'LL ASK A I TmrM-"r7 WHO IS THIS MYSTERIOUS I' S2 IT'S QUITE PLEASANT HERE.. VA80UT NOUR ) f J0ml ll MR. BLINX.. ) M V CAPTAIN CORMORANT? . . X T'S WILL SOU TAKE A MESSAGE ' NT MISS... L2JS It V- WHERE IS HE? I f A BAD SPRAIN. "ID MY FRIENDSrfTy XX" f KiSStC ft w JA WHEN CAW I ;' YOU MUST STAV OFF k. ASHORE? &LjM k V f I'LL HAFTA W'WMS) ALL V see HIM? THAT ANKLE FOR r-TnTV gT ' Vfr A SEE MR. iQaSM MESSA6ES MUST I M S P 1941, Kin; TnhiKfei -(
IN MEMORIAM
motorialc rt lrill Kioa r Vipptlao 11 It- l-.nr.lf rorr1 niffht- . - . . i i 1 1 .
nnhhntfP wnrms nnrl Inst nhnut ,,1 H Kottw than nnrt Y in lona "lemory OI our DeiOVea
. - . - uic wajf agaiiioi tf aouingivii w
everytning eise xnat gives you with a 7-7 deadiocK. nntr.h nn a 2i-fi vprrlipt The
trouble with your gardening. Just At, that, the Riders were fort- most iopsided score was turned
SALE 2 maple beds, twin oust u on. .economically pricea. Unate the draw ma not turn in- in at Fort Wayne) where Cen-
i-nmnlPie outfit: 1 all steel 1 r Jac, a ids. ior $i.io.,to a defeat. The visitors scorea tra h,aAtpH r0nforHia. onlv a
in. wide Hollywood bed; 1 din- JOHNSON FEEQ & SUPPLY CO., in the third period after the second.year grid school, 51-7,
vuii t. a nunc u. tcounx was naea, dui me yiy w while Bluffton whitewashed New "lTOTiciIick'got plenty of recalled , because of "backfield Haven, 39-1, in a Northeastern
room table. Call 352.
urt.
309 So.
VHY PAY MORE? 16 Dairy,
45; Corn & Oats, $3.70; Egg
sh, $4.65; Pork Producer, $4.50;
ts, $3.25. Shake's Cut Rate Feed ire. 'OR SALE One large Monitor
heater and one Coleman heatHave been used one winter.
nes t . iiuit, Jr., o mi. norin-
st Graysville. Fairbanks, Ind., R. 1. Graysville Phone 4-45.
OR SALE Florence coal
iter, kitchen sink, large size
Us and dresses. 615 E. Davis.
minnows down at the house, 437 So. Court.
I Conference yame.
SAVE work, save clothes at Boyd's Self Service Automatic Laundry, 201 N. Section Street. Open Thursday afternoons for your convenience. ,
in motion.
I It was the season opener for I
'both clubs. ' I" the only North Central ;The only. other real upset last Conference' game on deck, night was South Bend Riley's Frankfort edged Richmond's Red 19-14 loss to Gary Mann. Riley Devils, 7-6. -
led 13-12 with a minuite to go in 'the see-saw battle, when a pass pay, covering 52-yards from Quarterback Chris Heine to
Scatback Murray Johnson, was
boys'
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I Letters from ministers and others, interested in local option,
invited for this
'OR SALE 12 hoe Internanal wheat drill with fertilizer
d seed attachment. C. R. Rails-.
k.
FREE TIRE REPAIRING on all good for the Steel City
tires purchased at HUD'S TIRE third and winning tally. SERVICE, phone 525, northwest J Touted Gary Emerson .opened corner Section & Wall. A call' its schedule by blanking city foe from any point in the city or Roosevelt; 12-0. In a Northern county will bring us to the spot intersectional tussle, Hammond with free tire repairing. 'j edged Mishawaka, 12-6. , ' Intra-city competition in Ind$5.00 TRADE-IN for your old battery on a new one. Hud's Stan-1 " "
dard Service, Phone 252.
WANTED
FOR SALE By owner, modern .
l-rqpm apartment, close, to high .
iooI on paved street. .Priced to
L Pl?one 870-B.. . . K, , .Srrrr- ..... . . . ,5
vJoor vMUf guv-
FOR SALE Crosley Deluxe ernment toilet cleaning. Modern
ctric range. Enjoy our easy pumping equipment. Box 20 care
ymcnt plan. Gene's Radio Scrv- Times.
South Side Square. , " ,IT . rnr ' i WANTED TO DO Bulldozer
FOR SALE 1948 Studebaker work. Pond building, clearing.
msscnger convertible , coupe, Pirtle Bros. & McKinley, Phone
iven 1000 miles. Fully equipped. Graysville 530.
mcis Wheeler, tarmersburg itc 2, 2 miles west of Liberty urch.
60-Mile Ceiling
MIDGET RACING Every Sunday Night LAWRENCE COUNTY SPEEDWAY Lawrenceville, 111.
son, Lloyd William Bedwell.who
was Kinea in an automoDiie wreck 11 years ago, the 12th of September, with his buddy, Clarence Bose. God moves in a mysterious way His wonders to perform,
He plants His footsteps in the sea are especially
And rides upon the storm. column. Ye fearful saints, fresh courage ttte and Interviews of- a ake suitable nature and proper newsThe clouds ye so much dread paper lnteres sought for this Are big with mercy, and shall c?,lmn the editor "serving the
break In blessings on your head. . Sadly missed by bis parents, brothers and sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bedwell,. Mrs. Flora Mae Pirtle, Mrs. LaVern Hughbanks, Mrs. Marie Turley and Lonnie and Russell Bedwell.
WISHING WELL
Registered U. S. Patent Office.
Quit paying .. rent and iurn roar . home. Special harilnc oo property on installment plan. Also farms for .sale. W. T. MELLOTT
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AIR FORCE A1DS POL.O VlCtlM
WANTED Flue building, block laying and plastering, rough car
penter work. Elton Call, 318 Glen
FOR SALE Duo-Therm oil St., Shelburn, Phone 34-H. ator with fan: one . overhead :
or. Call or wrile Mrs. Joe Bet.' CESSPOOL, septic
mento.-Phone Youngstown.
tanks
outside, toilets. Price $1.00 barrel. Box 60 care Times.
FOR SALE 1929 Chevrolet 2-
or sedan. Call 942-X. I
WANTED Tomato pickers.
Rov Scott. 2 lk miles northeast of
FOR SALE 1938 Oldsmobile 4- Merom. or sedan. Paxton D-X Station.
I W A MTFn T1oc(orincr Vinncn
FOR SALE-4-quart electric ice ' t.7kk"6:;
ws, $12.65. WESTERN AUTO
KSOCIATE STORE, Gail Combs, j
ner, o fcast Washington Street, t
Oak Lawn, Shelburn, Ind. Phone
14-X.
WANTED TO BUY 4 or
FOR SALE New cars, Kaiser-, room house, not too far out. Laura
azer; l l-ton Ford truck. 1948, w; 1 Jeep, 1948, new, 7 in. tires; 1936 Fcrd Tudor, 1947 Ply-
huth, 1947 Buick, 1942 Hudson
door, 1 1939 Chevrolet truck,
ng wheel base, with school bus dy. SulLjvan Motor Sales, 1610 Section. Across from American jgion.
FOR SALE -. Coats, dresses.
irts, sizes 8 and 10. Good condin. Also red cedar posts. Good
rner and brace posts, 4 inch top
ie posts. Lawrence McCammon, 'iggcr. FOR SALE H International ictor oh rubber, and complete luipment. Robert Richard Robns, 8 miles southeast of Sulli-
Williamson, R. 4 Sullivan.
WANTED Day waitress, steady work. Kat-a-Korner Cafe, phone 9205.
WANTED TO BUY Kentucky Wonder beans. Call 35.
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AIR FORCE AIM , f ( 300,000 FT. i Immrnmmmwsmmmm ! mmmmm i 56.043 FT. fh ; . k jt' J Y l I m I - V
and l- I 72,394-FT. ! , J ,
TODAY'S GRAB BAG
' THE ANSWER, QUICKI 1. What is meant by the Pasteur treatment? 2. What is the capital of Idaho? 3. What is a gherkin? 4. Who was Barrabas in the Bible? 5. Remember the motion picture, 7t Happened One Night t Who ; played the two leading roles?
IT'S BEEN SAID Not the least misfortune a prowiincnt falsehood is the fact that tradition is apt to repeat it for truth. H. Ballon.
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By LILIAN CAMPBELL . Central Press Wdler first, film- role was in a two-reel comedy. In 1935," Jimmy packed his bags for Hollywood, and in 19-o, he clinched the Academy Award for his role in The PAiiadelphia Story. He served five years in the United States Army Air Forces in World War II, Js six feet, two and one-half inches tall, and a bachelor.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY On Sunday, Sept. 12, Maurice Chevalier, French entertainer and motion picture star, and caustic American writer, Henry Mencken, receive our congratulations.
WANTED Someone to do family washing and ironing. Write Box BB c-o Times. j WANTED TO DO Washings
at my home. Box 100 c-o Times.
STAGGERING record heights of 72,394 feet for a balloon and 56,043 feet for an airplane dwindle to stunted insignificance in face of Air Force's secret project X-3, which aims for a plane which will hit a 300,000-foot Celling. Douglas Aircraft is sharing the experimental work on design and motive power, according to an Air Force announcement at Santa Monica, CaL (International)
U. S. ARMY AIR FORCE MEN stationed near the home of Marian Hawco, 9. in Newfoundland, were so affected by ner case that they ,rai3ed $4,200 to pay for treatment that may help her walk again. She is shown in New York with Capt. Voight Sink (left) and Brig. Gen. Joseph Baer as she presents check for her care. ( International)
k YOUR FUTURE Don't force issues at this time. Handle money matters with care, and give attention to practical matters. In your next year, be mindful of your progress, but exercise particular caution in business matters. Best postpone hasty changes. If it is possible, take it easy on your birthday. Sunday, Sept. 12. You will enjoy some success in the months ahead, but do not allow yourself to be over-anxious and to arouse hostility. Be tolerant and sympathetic.
Ex-wire splicer Ex-stage manager
JOBS UPON A TIME Jack Haley, side-splitting comedian of the smash hit musical show, Inside U. S. A., quit his Job as an electrician's helper 'a. wire splicer to enter the entertainment field. He was a song plugger in a small picture house at first, then on the vaudeville circuit. He appeared also in dramatic stage shows. His first movie role was in a Vitaphone short in 1933. Two of his more recent pictures are People Are Funny and Siny Your Way Home. Jack is married, has a boy andgirl, and lives in Escondido, Cal., on his ranch,. James Stewart, one of .the screens' favorite actors, took a degree in architecture from Princeton university, and then joined a theatrical group in West Falmouth, Mass. He did a stint as stage manager, too, and his
MODERN MANNERS Try to remember your friends' schedules, so as not to interrupt them at inconvenient times.
IT HAPPENED TODAY On Sept. 11, 1814, the Battle of Plattsburg was won by the Americans in the War of 1812. W. S. Porter (O. Henry), American author, was born Sept. 11, A 1862. ''I On Sept. 12, World War n, the ., city of Luxemburg was liberated - by Allied forces in 1944, and ,, American forces entered Ger many on the same date. In 1942, . 4 the Russians halted the German " armies at Stalingrad on Sept. 12.
HOW'D YOU MAKE OUT? 1. Inoculation for the preven? tion of rabies. 2. Boise. 3. A small pickled cucumber?1 4. A thief who was released in-1 stead of Jesus, just before the , Crucifixion. 5. Claudette Colbert and Clark. Gable. . "
JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF MEET AT NAVY WAR COLLEGE
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WANTED -Three or 4 unfurn-!
ished rooms or house. North ot
FOR SALE Crosley bottle gas nge. Use our easy payment
.an. Gene's Radio Service, South
de Square.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Farml F-20. Fox Dairy, 1M mi. east Jasonville. Phone 322J3.
Dead Animals Removed AH kinds: horses, cows.
sheep, calves and hogs. Call
Monroe Feed service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford 8201 or Crawford 53109, Terre Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24 hour service. John Wachtel Co -Terre Hante, Indiana
square preferred.
Gcod reference.
Phone 878-B.
.WANTED Brick laying, chim-
ney work a specialty, roofing and siding, job plastering. Art Scales, R. 4, Sullivan. Near Jonay mine.-
FOR RETnT FOR RENT Electric Floor Sanders, Edgers, Polishers and new electric hand .sander for table tops, woodwork, etc. Sullivan Decorating Co.
FOR RENT Five-room modern ' two-story house 4 blocks from
square. $60.00 per month. Immediate possession. Box 745 c-o Times. .
FOR RENT 3-room apartment, furnishcti or unfurnished. Gas heat. Upstairs on square. Utilities furnished. Write , Box GG, c-o Times.
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SECRETARY OF DEFINSE James Fnrrcstal mre:-vvith Joint Chtstt of Staff at U. S. Naval War college. Kivvport. R 1 From left: Ha'j n A f I Crri,; i!rr. si;i.7 dueftor. J,int Sta.7, Uen Hoyt S Ven.denberg. Air Fore? chief; Ai!m. I.-!'! V, ,l:'?''l.;ri .' r n?vai operations: Gen-. -Omar. Eradiey; Army chief;' Forrrstnl. I.t den A C ' V.'i-'ini5v'p. iinr- 'c! 'n: pipns and- operations: Vice Adm : A.
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Theyll Do It Every Time
By Jimmy Hatlo
MV NAME'S SMITH -
HEADED FOR MUSKIE LAKE,
OOl A PLACh UN THE WEST SHORE -WORLD'S
BEST.FISHIK1' RI6HT AT MV FROMT DOOR, FISH' ARS0BI3AKJDHUN6RV,
THEy BITE. OKI AKrVfHIKl6.
CX)6HTA4aPOUWDER,
U5IN A DILL PICKLE
FORBATt:
And guess who-met whom
CR0SSIW6 THE LAKE NEXT
MORNING
Mim NAME'S JONES. I GOT kS, I IMA SHACK ONTHEEAST -t W '! MM SHORE, RISHT ACROSS k . M
MM? FROM VOU. TALK ABOUT FISH-
A- MV DOCK, THE KIDS ARE 1 VHY & 22. l