Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 248, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 15 December 1948 — Page 6

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WEDNESDAY. Dec. 15, 1948.

SULLIVAN. INDIAN

Indianapolis Gels Beef Price Cut

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 15 OI.R)

Managers or a cnain of supermarkets said today they had cut the retail price ofvbeef as much as 10 cents a pound because of the slow movement of merchandise during the Christmas shopping season. The Standard Grocery Co., a division of the National Tea Co., cut steaks from 89 to 79 cents a pound, roasts from 69 t 59 and hamburger from 55 to 49 cents. "Shopping habits seem to be getting back to what they were before the war," a Standard spokesman said. "People are waiting until the last minute to buy meat for Christmas. And there is defintely a good supply of meat."

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total of the price per pound of 31

staple foods in general use,

in trie latest week tnere were declines in the price of 19 foods, advances in the price of only three and the price of nine re

mained unchanged. Lower prices were reported for flour, wheat,

corn, rye, oats, beef, lard, cheese,

NI.VV YORK, Dec. 15. (UP) ' coffee, cottonseed oil. cocoa, peas, I

Wholesale food prices have fallen e&Zs Prunes, steers, hogs, lambs, in th inuPsf IpvpI sinre June 10. ! butter and raisins. There were

1947, Dun & Bradstreet, Inc., reported today. The Dun & Bradstreet index of wholesale food prices for the week ended Dec. 14 dropped 12 cents to $6.21. A week ago the figure was $6.33 and a year ago, $7.02. The all-time high on the index was reached at S7.36 on July 13, 1948 and the all-time low was established Jan. 31. 1933 at $1.49.

Arrow-Panlher Tin-Off

MARSHALL PLAN REVIVING 1UROPI

gains in ham, jellies and potatoes. Those unchanged included barley, sugar, tea, beans, peanuts, rice, molasses, currants, and milk.

It's December Again

At Ths End Of This Month . . . every saver in this institution will rece've a share of the profits for the past six months, either by check, or by credit to his account. You can share in these div'dends by saving here. Get your friends to do likewise. V Do you know that savings brought here on or before the 10th of the month earn dividends as of the first of the month? Dividends paid twice yearly . . . June 30th and December 31st. ,

Cenira! Federal Savings & Loan Association Clay Ladd, Sec. 32 South 7th Street Terrc Haute, Indiana . C-5047

SABY DIES :XOM BURNS .EVANSVILLE, Dec. 15. (UP) Two-year-cld William Mauzy died yesterday of burns suffered when the bed clothes in his crib caught fire Monday night. The child, son of Mr, and Mrs. J. P. Mauzy, Evansville, was burned

when he accidentally set fire to the bed clothes with a cigarette lighter.

OHIO MAS KILLED NEAR VINCENNES VINCENNES, Dec. 15. (UP) Harold West, age 21, Mt. Gilead, O.. was killed yesterday when

near here. Rehwald escaped injured, state' police said.

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INMATES ESCAPE . FROM REFORMATORY

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. .15 (UP) State Police today an- ( nounced the escape of two inmates from the State Reformatory at Pendleton. Thev said the prisoners, James Wethington, age 28, Ladoga, and Hershel McMasters, age 23, Vermillion County, were reported

mmmmim missing late last nght.

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Photo by Campus Studio, Blocmington. The Bloomington Panthers take the opening played last week between the Panthers and the

Arrows. The Panthers, led by. Crandall and Dobson, won the game 63 to 37. ' Jumping are Jim Sevier (15), of Sullivan, and Crandall (20), of Bloomington. Others in the picture are Bob Banks (14), George

his truck collided, with another Wolfe 12). both ot Sullivan, and Patton (4) and Bell (17), both of rlriirar. Vm. T J . "O ! 1 .1 rr . TRlnrtmin airtn TVin . . U c?..,i;. t . i . . . ...

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KENNETH ROYALL ARRIVES IN GREECE ATHENS, Dec. 15 (UP) Army Secretary Kenneth Royal! arrived here today bv plane for two days of discussions with top Greek and Amrican officials. '

Today's Market INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 15. OIF Hogs 8,000; slow, uneven, bar rows and gilts around 160-220 lbs weak to 25c lower at $21.50$22.00, practical top $22.25 fo few loads; heavier weights 25c t spots 50c lower; 220-250 lb: around $20.50 $21.75; 250-29 lbs., $19.25 $20.50; weights ove 300 lbs. bid around $18.50 $19.0C 160 lbs. down mostly $21.50 dowr sows about steady at. $16.00$17.50, choice lightweights $18.0( Cattle 1,200, calves 500; steer and heifers opened very slov

hardly enough sales for marke test, demand limited to severs lots medium and good yearling at 900 lbs. down; several load medium to good 1000-1100 II steers getting no action; odd hea high good and choice steers t $29.00; small lots good yearling $27.50, scattered medium to goc $23.00 $26.00; medium and goo beef cows slow, steady at wea $1.5Q-$2.00 decline; vealers activ steady to 50c higher, good an choice at full advance at $33.00$36.00. Sheep 1,000; about steady, sma lots native wcoled lambs mixe weights good and choice $23.50$24.50. medium and good $21.( $23.00; .slaughter ewes steady i 50c higher, good and choice $7.( $9.00.

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TWO ESCAPE STATE HOSPITAL . INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 15 (U.R) EY.ate Police today! reported the escape of two inmatts from the Central State Hospital here:' They were identified as iViniel Henry, age 28, and James Mc Reynolds, age 51, Negro. They first .- were discovered missing late yesterday, police said.

BRAZIL; Dec. 15. (UP) Thomas Rae, Clay City, today began another term- as president of District Eight, Unitde Mine Workers after his re-election here yes-

' terday. Other officers re-elected

included Jacob Luther, Clay City, secretary-treasurer, and Ora Gasaway, Brazil, international board member. The only new officer w.'s Joseph Groner, Brazil, vfcepresident. 1

TAYLOR U. LAUNCHES BUILDING DRIVE

UPLAND, Dec. 15 (UP) Taylor University today launch

ed a "development drive"

raise

dent Clyde W. Meridith sard first goal of the program would be construction of a $300,000 library building. He said $75,000

. Cockroach Stops Clocks MINOT, S. D. (UP) A curious cockroach slopped all clocks in the Ward County courthouse. The cockroach crawled into the main switch of the master clock when it

i Was opcllcu lux lis tiuiiuai wic.a- i

$500,000. University .Presi-, Up, The inspector couldn't find i

the trouble until he saw the shocked bug stagger out of its hiding place. ,

MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW INTEREST RATES This Bank has a large line of loans in fact, larger than any financial institution or Joan company, in Sullivan County. We welcome small loans as well as large loans. None too small none toe large. The Reason: Lower lnterest; Quick1 Action; No Commission; Very Little Jted'Tape., We make; mortgage loans on improved farms, city and town property, at lowest interest rates. Then, too, often your mortgage loan at this bank is completed before you can complete an application for a mortgage loan from outside sources. ' This Bank is here to serve you and yours on loans and other matters at the right price. We shall welcome your Inquiries. $7,500,000.00 total resources serving Sullivan County over 73 years without loss to a single customer. SULLIVAN STATE BANK Sullivan, Ind. Safe Since 1875 Carlisle, Ind. MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP.

FXTUP.ES AND FiGURES for coal, steel, and grain production before Marshall plan (1947) and during its first year (1948) illustrate how . American dollars are pump-prirning Europe toward prewar normalcy. Coal and steel are for 11. nations, grain for all 16. (Internationl

Wheat: easy; no receipts; No.' red. $2.24; No. 1 hard $2.23; No. red $2.23; No. 2 hard $2.22. Corn: easy; receipts 70 cars; N. 2 yellow $1.30; No. 3 yellow $1.2 No. 2 white $1.32; No. 3 whil $1.30. Oats: steady: receipts 1 car; N 2 white 80c; No. 2 red 80c. Soybeans: steady; receipts cars; $2.43 carload los F-O-B L diana and Illinois points.

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Old Fashion Stick Candy 2 lb. 69c Peanut Brittle lb. 35c Xmas Candy, 60 filled lb. 35c Xmas Creams lb. 35c

Cherry Chocolates, 1 lb. Box 69c

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Eggs, doz 53c Fresh Side lb. 49c Ribs, Pork '. i lb. 49c

Boston Butts .... lb. 49c

Sliced Bacon : lb. 59c

Bacon Ends .- lb. 39c Ground Beef lb. 52c 10 Discount on Candies to School Teachers, Churches, and Charitable Organizations.

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