Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 223, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 10 November 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 VAVh POINTER ; Publisher ELEANOR POINTER JAMISON Manager and Assistant Editor HOMER Hi MURRAY ; Editor Entered as second-class matter at the Pcstofflce, Sullivan, Indiana " Published daily except Baturd&r and 8unday at US West Jackson St. Bullivan, lad. Telephone 13

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Mrs. Ruby L, Bicknell has re- . turned from Crawfordsville, Indiana, where she visited her aunt, Miss Gertrude Herbert, ; -who is ill. Miss Bertha Scott left today foi Terre Haute, where she will spend the winter at . the Denting Hotel. Mrs. Zoe Bays, Mrs-. Joy Maple and Mrs. Nelle Waldon spent Sunday in Robinson, Illi- ' nois. Mr. and Mrs. Alec Wilson were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Jdmes White in Shelburn. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Huntworth and John Curry of Farmersburg, were dinner guests Sunday .of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Caton and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bples of Terre Haute, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ferguson and family. Mrs. Paul . Snow has returned from South Bend, Indiana, where she has spent the past fow days the guest of her sister, Mrs. May Smith and Mr. Smith. ' Mr. and Mrs. William McCoskey and family .of Bloomfield, Indiana, visited relatives HERE'S THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR Gifts For Tots WANDAjS South Side Square 'rom where Dunking: doughnuts is Sober Hopkins' favorite morning pastime ...and for a long time Ma Hopkins has been trying to break him of the habit. Feels it sets a bad example for the children." So one morning she puts a heavy frosting of chocolate on the doughnuts... figuring that will stop him. Sober thinks it ov,er for a while and then: Dunk! Taste? Smile! I And Sober compliments the missus on the lovely mocha flavor! I guess there'll always be two schools of thought: to dunk or not Copyright, THEATRE

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15.1)0 2.73 .60 in Sullivan Sunday. , Joe Thomas, student at Indiana State Teachers College,, at Terre HauLe, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hayden of Michigan City, Indiana, spent the week-end here the guests of their parents and other relativs. Stove Deafer Offers Free Cooking INDIANAPOLIS. Nbv. 10. (U.R) A kitchen stove retailer today offered to make it easy for Indianapolishousewives to serve their Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner without cooking at home. "All you do is bring the food and something to cook it in and we'll do the rest," W. C. Williams, general manager of Chambers Range, Stores, said. "We'll even deliver the meals to your doorstep." Williams said 35 stoves would be going, full blast at four stores Thanksgiving and Christmas Eves, ready to cook everything from hamburgers to pumpkin pies and turkey dinners. STRIKES SLOW PLANT PRODUCTION RICHMOND, Ind., Nov. 10 (UP) Production proceeded on a limited basis today at the Hagerstown and New Castle plants of the Perfect Circle Corp. After a walkout yesterday of. more than 500 production workers. Some 200 workers remained on the job despite the ! strike. Assistant General Man- ' ager Erving Laccy said. Produc- ! tion at the Richmond and Tipton plants was not affected, Lacey said. Adverliitmtnl I sit ...fy Joe Marsh

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to dunk. But from where I sit, It's a matter of personal choice and taste like" some folks prefer beer to cider, ale to beer. And the less we criticize those differences of taste, the better. In fact, Ma Hopkins got so curious about the flavor of chocolatecovered doughnuts dunked in coffee, that she tried it herself. Now you've guessed it she's a daily dunker, too! 1918, United States Brewers Foundation SHELBURN MATINEE 2 P. M. Feature - r'4w

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WATER TANK FALLS THROUGH ROOF RIVERDALE, 111., Nov. 10

(UP) A 30,000-gallow wooden water tank smashed through the roof and into the, basement of a six-story cold storage ware- : house today, killing several j workers and trapping " others, 1 authorities reported. Cornelius Dore, deputy coroner, said that j at least five persons are reported dead and several others injured. , MAILMAX FACES MAIL THEFT CHARGE INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 10.- CU.R) Authorities today held Forrest L. Denny, an Indianapolis . mail carrier tor 27 years, on charges of mail theft and looting mail he handled as a government emr ploye. Police said they found Denny burning a pile of letters yesterday which he said contained ccffee coupons worth 50 cents each. He also admitted taking money from other mails. GATES NAMES BUDGET COMMITTEE INDIANAPOLIS', 'Nov. 10 (UP) Governor Gates said today he had decided on three members of the new four-man state budget committee. Kate Sen; Marker Sum,?rland, MuncSe Democrat, was named yesterday to succeed Walter Vermillion, . AndJ? n, as a member of the committfee. Vermillion, also a Democrat, asked to be replaced, Gates said. Tabls & Pin-Up LAMPS LATEST STYLES LAY-AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS Lectric '"West Side Square HP 71 Cack. interest in an irispiintel suit-dress with dip-I ping jacket peplum and center fullness in the back of skirt.' Pandora rayon crepe in Grey Mist, Sand lone, and Iris Blue. 14'z 20';. New shipments of "Manfcrd" Casual Dresses Levine Dresses Doris Dodson Juniors Dresses for, the .holidays and cn into spring, at Ruby's Shop a mm

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MAY SEE NEW COMET 1 CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Nov. 10 (UP) Residents of the Northern United States may. see the new naked eye comet at dawn tomorrow if the weather is clear, a Harvard astronomer said today. Harvard .observatory reported that the cornet, known as 1948-L, is moving westward at the rate of about eight minutes of tme daily, and is moving southward about three-quarters of a degree daily. IIJALMAR SCHACHT IS LOCATED HAMBURG, Nov. 10 (UP) Hjaunar Schacht, German financial wizard sought for retrial on a warrant charging him with Nazi activities, was located by a Utiited Press reporter today in the town of Seppensen, 20 miles soith of here. . . i : w ABC PRESIDENT . , IS SELECTED. INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 10. (U.R) Robert A, Haak, Bloomington, today tvas named president of the board of directors of the Indiana State Alcoholic Beevrage Com, mission to fill the unexpired term of Marion T. Wheeler, Mishawaka, whose resignation was accepted by the board yesterday.

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FARMERS ALMANAC j PREDICTS EiREATHJER I I DURHAM, N. H., Nov. 10 (UP) The Old Farmer's Almanac which has forecast the weather j , ioi 157 years, predicted today that this winter won't be b-. cold I ; as last.' But it "will last longer I 1 into March and there will be fre- j j quent storms of rain and sleet as ' I well as snow which will create unusually icy conditions. ! 1JORDEN LAYS OFF WORKERS NEW LONDON, Wis., Nov. 10 (UP) Officials of the Borden Milk Products Co. announced today that 30 workers have been laid off because of lack of demand for dairy products. Superintendent Lewis Sawal said curtailed production would result in an ac I ditional layoff of about 25 men when construction work at the company's plant is completed. 'EEGIN SENTENCES FOR ARMED ROBBERY RICHMOND, Nov; 10. (UP) Marion Hunt, age 21, and Paul Tweedy, age 18, both of ' Greenfield, today began 20-year prison terms on armed robbery chargges. Po ice said the two youths robbed a cab driver armed with a gun taken from the Hancock County jail. Eoth pleaded guilty and were sentenced yesterday. ItLaatI n nr

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