Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 194, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 30 September 1948 — Page 2

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, SEPT. 30, 1948. SULLIVAN. INDIANA!

A Home Owned Democratic Newspaper

Sullivan Daily Times, founded 1905, as the daily edition of the Sullivan Democrat, founded 1854 PAUL FOYNTER Publisher ELEANOR POYNTEft JAMISON Manager and Assistant Editor HOMER H. MURRAY . Editor . Entered as second-class matter at the Pestoffice, Sullivan, Indiana Published daily except Saturday and Sunday at 11 Wert Jackson SC Sullivan, tod, Telephone 1

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SUBSCRIP TION BATE: By Carrier, per week 15c By Mall Elsewhere ta By Mail in Sullivan , The United State: . And Adjolnlns Countie Tear ... SS.00 ewL--v ' Six Months. Six Months fJ.25 i One" Month .40 One Motith 60 All Mail Subscript ions Strictly In Advance

Today's Markets INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 30. (U.R) Hogs 8,500; market rather slow, barrows and gilts 75c to $1.00 lower than Wednesday's bulk sales; good and choice 180-250 lbs.' largely $28.00, but few loads early 210 lbs. down $28.25; scattering 260-300 lbs., $27.50 $27.75; lighter weights slow; early sales light sows $25.00 $25.50, but later trade a full $1.00 0ff at $21.50 $24.50. Cattle 700, calves 400; steers and heifers slow behind rather narrow local demand and little order buyer activity; small lot .high good steers $35.00; bulk early sales medium and good yearlings an3 light steers $24.00' $31.00; nothing here to test choice steers or " heifers; cows slow, about steady; few good beefcows 321.00 $22.00; vealers only moderately active, steady to mostly 50c higher," good and choice $29.50 $31.50, . Sheep 1,500; native spring lamps opened steady to lower, wet fleecers considered; good and choice kinds $24.50 $25.50, medium and good $22.00 $24.00; slaughter ewes strong to 50c higher,; good and choice $7.50 $9.50.

. , . No. 2 red $2.11; No. 2 hard $2.11. Corn: steady; receipts 34 cars; No. 2 yellow $1.40; No. 3 yellow $1.38; No. 2 white $1.55; No. 3 white $1.53. i Oats: firm; receipts 7 cars; No. 2 white .70; No. 2 red .70. Soybeans: strong; receipts 26 cars; $2.35 carload lots F-O-B In

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A ORDINANCE To AMEND AN state license, and the name of such ORDINANCE ENTlTLRD AN ORD- person or of such owner or operator . INANCE RKtATINCr TO TRAFFIC, of such vehicle. And it is made the TO FACILIATE AND TO RKOU- further duty of the City Clerk-Treas-LATE PARKING AND TRAFFIC, urer to account for all such fees paid AND REGULATING THE USE OF to him under the provisions of this PUBLIC STREETS AND H IGH- Ordinance, and to furnish a detailed WAVS OF THE CITY OF SULLI- report to the Common Council of the VAN PROVIDING FOR THE IN- City of Sullivan at the second meeting STALLATION, REGULATION AND of each month, which report shall CONTROL OF THE USE OF show the total number of traffio PARKING METERS AND PARK- violation notices issued, together with 1NG METER ZONES: DEFINING the number of notices paid, the numPARKING METER ZONES: AU- ber transferred to Court, and the THORIZING A METHOD OF disposition of the remaindrr not PAYMENT FOR. PARKING ME-, otherwise accounted for. TRRS AND THE INSTALLATION Si-ction 3. THEREOF EXCLUSIVELY FROM ' Section 12 of the above entitled THE RECEIPTS OBTAINED FROM ordinance relating to traffic and to THEIR OPERATION: PROVIDING facilitate and to regulate parking and FOR ENFORCEMENT AND PEN- traffic and for the installation, reguALTY FOR VIOLATION THERE- lation and control of the use of parkOF AND PROVIDING THAT IN- ing meters to Be amended to read as VALIDITY OF PART SHALL NOT follows: .Tnsn' AFFECT THE VALIDITY OF RE- Section 12. REPEALING CLAUbfc. MAINDER. That all ordinances and parts of ordBE IT ORDAINED by the Common inances in conflict herewith be. ana Council of the City of Sullivan, Ind- the same are hereby, to the extent lana: i of such conflict, repealed. SECTION 1. S(ction 13 of' the above entitled Section 5 of the above entitled ord- ordinance relating to traffic and i to inanee relating to traffic and to facilitate and to regulate parking and facilitate and to regulate parking and ti atric and for the installation, regu- . traffic and for the installation, regit- jatjon and control of the use of parklation and control of the use of park- jIlt! meters to be amended to read, as, ing meters to be amended to read as f(,uows- 1 I follows: Section 13. That this ordinance sliall Section a. USE OF PARKING ME- be in full force and effect from and TERS AND PAYMENT OF CHARGfiS after its passage and due publication. REQUIRED: SUNDAYS AND CER- Passed by the Comlm.U Council i.t TAIN HOLIDAYS EXCEPTED. That the City of Sullivan this 9th day or

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MICHIGAN CITY STRIKE SETTLED MICHIGAN CITY, Ind., Sept. 30. (UP) A 13-month-old strike at the Joy Manufacturing Co. ended today after members of Local 766, CIO United Auto Workers were granted a wage increase. The union accepted a new contract at a special meeting last night. Workers were granted a nine-cent pay boost across the board plus increases in holiday pay.

. INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 30. (U.R) Cash grain: , . ' " Wheat: steady; receipts 6 cars; Nri 1 red $2.12; No. 1 hard $2.12;

RADIO STATION INCREASES POWER FORT WAYNE; Ind.; Sept. 30 (UP) Radio station WKJGFM today had authorization, from the Federal Communications Commission to increase its power to 30,000 watts. M. A. Kunkel Jr., president of the Northeastern Indiana Broadcasting Co., Inc., said that the power increase made WKJG-FM the most powerful FM ' station in the surrounding area covering 16,750 square miles. -

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SULLIVAN, INDIANA ,

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this 9th day of

GUY R. RIDDLE, Mayor

hide registered in the name of. owned Citv of Sullivan

operated or caused to be operated by September, 1948. such personj to be parked overtime or beyond the period of lawful parking established for any such metered ATTEST: parking space, or to be parked in Emil E. Muehler, any such metered parking space when Clerk-Treasurer the parking meter thereof shows no

legal parking time without depositing coins in said parking meter in accordance with the provision of Section 5, 8; and 7 herein, from nine o'clock. A. M".. to' five o'clock, P. M., on Monday, . Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, or at any time between the time of 9 o'clock A. M. and 9 o'clock P. M. on Saturday, except Sunday and the following holi

days 'to wit: The First day of Janu- HamaBeti the roof to the extent of :arv: common V known as New Year's damaged uie iwi

Day; May 30th. commonly known as about $100. Memorial Day; July 4th. commonly t0ju,pii and son. known as Independence Day: the last Mrs. Erma Bedwell ana son, Thursday in November, commonly T$0h of Sullivan, were Saturday

called Thanksgiving Day: and De- .v j e,mHaV tmpsts of Fern cember 25, being Christmas Day. The night and Sunday guests oi rtiu fact that a vehicle is- parked in a Case and son, Jimmie. metered parking space when the T f i,,j:,. Ilm. irio-nal n. fho narVino- motor nf . HflOrBfi Miller. Jr., OI Indian-

HYMEBA , The fire department was called to the home of Rev. Nickless about 8:30 Sunday morning. Fixe

th same shows no parking per- aDOiis spent the week-end here mitted, unless a deposit of a proper, F, '. ..... :i j - -rw

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vided, shall be. deemed prime facie evidence of the unlawful parking of such vehicle by the owner andor operator thereof. Section 2. " Section 9 of the above entitled ordinance relating to traffic and to facilitate and to regulate- parking and traffic and for the installation, regu-

hereinbefore pro- I With nis wile masn anu son,

Misses Beulah Pipher and Gladys Zink of Indianapolis, spent the week-end with .home folks. , ... t Paul Bradbury and Maryldu Samm were married at Terre

lation and control of the use of park-; Haute last Friday afternoon at ing meters to .be amended to read as .nn tv. toft fnr a chnrt

follows: ' "l.OU U liuta. i"i i " . Section' 9. ifc shall be the duty of honeymoon following the ccrethe police and traffic officers of the mrnv Twr- anfi yr, Bradburv will City, of Sullivan, Indiana, detailed to mony. Mr, ana Mrs. craaoury win the duty of watching such parking make their home in Terre Haute. ' "trtSe' SSSSeV : of each parking ' and Mrs. Harry Kaylor of meter which indicated that the Farmersburg .and Mrs. Viola Sink

vehicle occupying the parking space n-nt Tiipsdav with Mrs Nell adjacent to such parking meter is or )enl Uesaay wun mn- 1Ntu has been perking in violation of any Gordon.of the provision of this ordinance. . .- ;

(b) The State license numDer oi such vehicle. j

(c. The time during which such' vehicle is parking, in violation of ay of the provisions of this ordinance. " i (d) Any other facts, a knowledge of which is necessary to a thorough understanding of the circumstances , attending such violation. I Each such police and traffic officer ', shall also attach to such vehicle a notice to the owner or operator thereof that such vehicle has been parked in violation of a provision of this ordinance and. instructing such- ownen-. or 'operator to report to the Chief of po-f '' lice or Clerk-Treasurer of the City of . Sullivan, '. Indiana, in - regard to such violation. Each such owner or operator, may within 24 hours of the time such notice, was attached to such vehicle pay to the Clerk-Treasurer of Sullivan, as a penalty for and in full satisfaction of such violation, the sum of Fifty Cents (50c). The failure of such owner or operator to make such payment within said 24 hours shall render such owner or operator subject to the penalties, hereinafter provided for violation of ' the provisions of this- ordinance. Receipts for Fee Paid, Accounting and Reporting. Upon the payment of any of the fees- required by this section of this ordinance, the City ClerkTreasurer shall issue a receipt to such person or to such owner or operator of such vehicle so paying, which receipt shall be serially numbered: and . it is hereby made the duty of the City Clerk-Treasurer to keep a correct record! in a permanent bound book for that purpose only, showing the amount of such fees so paid, the date thereof, the number of the

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EGGS- ... doz. 53c Swift's BACON ENDS lb. 3oc; 3 lb. $1.00 Swift's CLOVER BRAND SLICED BACON lb. 59c GROUND BEEF lb. 59c f Candy Department

GUM DROPS ............... Bunte's CHOCOLATE HAYSTACKS .

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COCANUT BON-BONS . , . . lb. 49c

Brich's - HfALLOWE'EN MELLOW CREAMS Notice ;

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Starting Monday Oct. 4. we will have a limited amount 1 of that good PAOLI light colored sorghum.

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MARK 72 YEARS OF WEDDED LIFE

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DETROIT, Sept. 30 (UP)-1 REPUBLICAN TICKET Fvans Wo-1pii Ti- Tnrli, ,,.,! i.. W. K. DICKERSON

5L was elected president of the i Candidate for Commissioner

today at the ABA's annual con- i . i i-o.ifn AAfl .

the board of the Fletcher Trust ' a,ld a nicmber of a pioneer

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DEAD ANIMALS REMOVED l'rompt Sanitary Track Service. We Pick Up Large and Small Animals call Greek Fertilizer Co. Sullivan Phone No. S WE PAY ALL PHONE CHARGES

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MARRIED 72 YEARS and on the same farm all that time, Mr, and Mrs. 4.11ison Young, 92 and 91, mark wedding anniversary at Battlesburg. They have one daughter who has been married 48 years, another Carried 45 years, and a third married 36 years. (International)

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