Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 240, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 3 December 1948 — Page 6

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, DEC. 3. 1948.

SULLIVAN. INDIANA

FOUR CORNERS

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gibbs of near Pleasantville, spent Monday eve.V.1 with his mother, Mrs. John Shake. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Pugh, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Richardson of Muncie, and Mrs. Myrtle

Martin of Anderson, spent the week-end and Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Monro"; and other relatives. Mr., and Mrs. Otis Thrasher of Sullivan, spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Saucer-

man.

Miss Amanda Turner of Sullivan is spending her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

'Edd Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Harris and family of Benton, Illinois. Mrs. Harris is a sister of Miss Turner. Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Monroa attended the funeral of Tommie j Smith at Liberty Church Wedi nesday afternoon. Mr. Smith was a former resident of Shelburn. He passed away at his home in Gary Monday.

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WEEPING, Mrs. Betty Ferreri. accused with two men boarders in gun anr! meat cleaver murder of her husband, bids goodby to 4-year-old son Vincent II as temporary custody Is given to Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ferreri, parents of the father. Her arraignment is scheduled for Dec. 13 in Les Angeles. (International)

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THE ANSWER, QUICKI 1. Which of the South American republics have Atlantic coastlines? 2. In golf, what is a dodo? 3. What was the original name of the state of Utah? 4. What treaty gave to the United States the right to build the Panama canal? 5. What color is more common in flowers that any other?

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By LILIAN CAMPBELL Central Ptt$t Wriltr World War n by his radio singing from Paris, and his stage appearances in the concert halls of London and Paris. Johnny is 25 years old, began his singing career 14 years ago on a local Detroit station, billed as "The Italian John McCormick."

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YOUR FUTURE Attend to routine duties at this time and seek intellectual pleasures. Your affairs ought to prosper and elderly influential folk render aid if you need it. Forge ahead with plans. Today's child may have some delays and setbacks in early life, but help and happiness will come eventually. Sunday's birthday children should contact friends and loved ones, and also do some creative work at. this time. Financial increase, beneficial changes and travel are likely in the next year. Born today a child may be intellectual, and have reflective faculties well developed. Such a personality ought to be exceptionally clever, popular, successful and travel a good deal. . ( HAPPY BIRTHDAY Screen actress Deanna Durbin, and Adam Walsh, one-time football star, are the recipients of our greetings for birthdays today. On Sunday, Dec. 5, Walt Disney, film cartoonist and producer; Vincent Sheean, author; Werner Heisenberg, German scientist, and Lorraine Fischer, swimming star, will celebrate birthdays.

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Ex-drama critic Ex-grocery clerk JOBS UPON A TIMfc George S. Kaufman, newspaper man and playwright, was born in Pittsburgh, Pa., and attended public school there. In 1917 Kaufman married Beatrice Bakrow, and they have a daughter, Anne. Kaufman wrote a daily humorous column for a Washington newspaper f and then for a New York one, subsequently became dramatic critic for two New York papers. In 1925 he authored The Butter and Egg Man, and was co-author of the plays, Someone in the House, Jacque Duval, To the Ladies, and others. The Man Who Came to Dinner, George Washington Slept Here, The Land ,Is Bright, The Late George Apley and a musical, Hollywood Pinafore. Park Avenue, a musical, in 1946. is his latest. The, Kaufmans live in Holicong, Pa. While Johnny Desmond helped his father run his grocery store in Detroit as a boy, he studied voice at the Detroit Conservatory. After fulfilling a couple of night club engagements, Johnny organized a quartet, The Downbeats. Hearing them, Bob. Crosby changed the name to the Bob-o-Links and hired them. Johnny came to be .known to millions of civilians and Allied forces durins

IT'S BEEN SAID Although strength should fail, the effort will deserve praise. Ingreat enterprises the attempt is enou gh.Propertius.

IT HAPPENED TODAY On Dec. 4, 1897, in Europe, the Treaty of Peace of Constantinople was signed between Greece and Turkey, the frontier was rectified and Turkey gained control of the passes. Thomas Carlyle, Scottish essayist and historian, -was born on this date in 1795. Dec. 5, 1934, Russia "purged" and executed 60 men for plotting with Germany against the Stalin regime. On this date In 1933, Prohibition ended in the United States. Martin Van Buren, eighth president of the United States, was born on Dec. 5, 1782.

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MODERN MANNERS When you meet a group of new people, do not monopolize the conversation about your own interests or hobbies or . drag the talk back to these things if it is veering away. You will not make a very favorable impression if you do this.

HOW'D YOU MAKE OUT? 1. Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay. . 2. Three under par on any hole. 3. Deseret. 4. The Hay-Bunau-Varilla treaty. . S. Whit a.

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i SOCIETY BIRTHDAY DINNER , Mrs. Mary Berry of 230 North State' Street entertained ' Monday evening, Nov. 29, in honor of the birthday of Mrs. Maude Knotts. ' Refreshments were served to

I Mrs. Joy Woolley of Shelburn,

Mrs. Delia Settles, Mrs. Tressie Steele, Mrs. Lou Purcell, Mrs. Margaret Davidson, Mrs. Nettie Russell, Mrs. Viola Wisener, Mrs. Helen Anderson, Mrs. Lois Raley, Mrs. Myrtle Marlow, and the hostess, Mrs. Berry.

Fidelity Loan Co. Upstairs Middle East Side Sq.

Jackie L. Cox, Richard Wible, Billy Page, Robert Smoldt; Ronnie L. Chubb and the honored guest, Jerry Chubb.

BENJAMIN OURISMAN, Chevrolet dealer and president of two Washington auto agencies, fmnkly admits to a House subcommittee that he would ignore the regular customer list to give new car preference to personal friends and "even to a congressman If he asked me." He said such favors were "never considered morally wrong." Committee is probing sales practices. (International)

Today's Markets INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 3. (UP) Hogs 7,500; uneven, barrows and gilts around 240 lbs. down opened active, fully 25c to 50c higher, later trade less active, early advance lost; heavier weights about steady, early sales good and choice 160-240 lbs., $23.00 $23.50, top $23.75 mostly for 210 lbs. down, later mostly $22.50 $23.25 these weights; 240-270 lbs., $21.75, few early $22.75 $23.00; 270-310 lbs., $21.00 $22.00, scat.ering around 350 lbs., $20.50; 100-160 lbs., $18.50 $22.50; sows uneven, about steady, most sales $17.75 $19.00, choice lightweights to $19.50. Cattle 500, calves 300; generally steady, cleanup trade steers anu heifers; cdd good and 'choice light steers $30.00 $31.00; medium and good yearlings $23.50 $28.00; load and a half good 810 lb. fed heifers $28.85; two loads high medium and good 881-lb. hsifers $22.75; cews fairly active, fully steady, odd good beef cows $20.00; vealers fairly active, steady, good and choice $31.50 $34.00. - Sheep 1,000; fat lambs opened fairlv active, fully steady, good

and choice mixed weights wooled native lambs $25.00 $2525, few $25.50, medium and good $22.50 $24.50; slaughter ewes steady, good and choice $7,50 $9.00.

OIL FIELD

THD2F HUNGRY STEALS ONLY FOOD GOSHEN, Ind., Dec. 3 (UP) It was a hungry thief who invaded the Redskin Sandwich ShoD here, oolice decided today.

I No money was taken, but owners said someone had made off with 50 raw hamburgers and a dozen pies.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 3.(UP) -Cash grain: Wheaf: firm; receipts 6 cars; No, 1 red $2.28; No. 1 hard $2.28; No,

1 2 red $2.27; No. 2 hard $2.27. ! Corn: firm: receipts 84 cars: No 2 yellow $1.31; No. 3 yellow $1.29: I No. 2 white $1.36; No. 3 whtis ,$1.34. 1 Oats: firm; receipts 2 cars; No I 2 white 84c; No. 2 red 84c.

Soybeans: steady; receipts c cars; $2.62 carload lots F-O-B Indiana and Illinois points.

BIRTHDAY PARTY Jerry Chubb was pleasantly surprised Wednesday afternoon when a group of his friends gathered at his home to ' help him celebrate his 10th birthday. He received many nice gifts. Guests were Marion Padgett, Gene Walters; K. F. Smith,. Bobby . Bedwell, . Jimmy Springer,

Drugs & Toiletries

$1:25 Peruna $U9

$1.25 Creomulsion $1.08 75c Ben Gay 69c

60c Foley's Tar and Honey 49c

50c Four Way Cold Tablets 45c 60c Alka-Seltzer 49c 35c Carter's Liver Pills ......... 29c

70c Sal Hepatica 61c

75c Bayers Aspirin 59c

75c Listerine 69c

40c Fletcher Castoria . 38

60c Syrup Pepsin 49c

50c Phillips Milk Magnesia 39c 75c Doan's Kidney Pills 59c

50c Anacin Tablets 39c

$1.25 Pehwalar 93c

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Mr. and WCrs. Hubert Padgett and son and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Morin and son were Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Morin. ' A large crowd a. tended the Junior play at Graysville Tuesday night. t Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Arnett and family spent Thanksgiving Day

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ens. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Crew and son were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Johnson recently. Mrs. Clarence Blount and Mrs. Harrjjs- McCuliough were in Terre Haute Tuesday.

MORE GERMANS ARE HANGED ; LANpSBERG,; Germany. !,73ec. 3. (UP) Four ., more ' Germans wers hanged today by the United States Army for crimes against Allied airmen, captured during the war. ,

RUSSIANS BAN CHEWING GUM BERLIN, Dec. 3 (UP) Chewing gum went on the verboten list in the Soviet sector of Berlin tiday. "Chewing gum is American," a German policeman in the Russian sector told a reporter. "It now is against the law here."

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