Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 257, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 28 December 1948 — Page 5

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TWO new Co-op corn pickers a stock. Farm Bureau Co-op. ALL insurance is not alike. Reaction in rates. Ferd E. Hall, Jjoffraan Bldg. Phone 567. FOR SALE Hollywood muflers. To fit all cars. $6.00 each. ! r i ) - mi r- J 1 AO AT Gtui (tion. ; FOR SALE Nineteen rabbits, 4 Jiutches. Bargain if taken at once. tfogcr Gallian, St'. Clair St. 6th house east across railroad. JUST have 6 geese left. $3.00 each on foot. 827 E. Jackson. v FOR SALE 2 milk cows, calves by side; 2 Hereford heifers, one with calf by side. Paul Simmons, llk miles southwest Sullivan. FOR SALE Week-old Angus &; Holstein calves, 3-yr-old Jersey cow. Will trade for or buy pigs. Bill McCammon, 2 miles south New Lebanon. . f FOR SALE 1938 Chevrolet truck, short wheel, base, Pair, Shelburn. . Harvey 'FOR SALE Hoover vacuum tleaner, good condition. Used one ryear. Cheap. Mr. Hugh Sharpe, R. 1, Sullivan. Box 25. w r( FOR SALE Household goods pf all kinds. To sell before Friday. Zoe Bays, office hours Red Cross, residence 2C9 North, State. i FOR SALE 1941 Oldsmobilc. Good condition. Reasonable. Call 345 from 8 to 4. After 4, Apt. 3, Coffman Building. 1 FOR SALE 1942 Chevrolet. pew motor, new tires. Lee Hialt, 'axton. " FOR SALE Dishes. In sets and open stock, at the P and A Furniture Store. FOR SALE Delco lighting system, used 18 months. D. E. Salter, 2 miles south of Lewis. R. 1 Shelburn. : FOR SALE 1940 Special De luxe Chevrolet, Model A Ford lyi l Holmes; Fairbanks phone. 'FOR SALE 1940 Ford. Fourdoor, clean and runs- perfect. Our own family , car. Sacrifice for SG95.00. 312 Bell St. Miscellaneous IF YOUR car heats or your radiator leaks see Wayne Kennedy, Nu-Cor Radiator Shop, 925 ! North Main, Sullivan. t -L . ,1 1 ATTirMTTOM PDTTT .TRVMEN! , , (Considerable amounts of home . grains can be fed along with , JOHNSON mashes without going lib the trouble and bother of grinding and mixing. Come in today and find out how to gel; lowi er cost eggs on the JOHNSON ' "MORE EGG" FEEDING PROGRAM. JOHNSON FEED & SUPPLY CO. VETERANS ,'A REPRESENTATIVE OF AMERICA'S outstanding trade school , will be at the court house, veterj ans' affairs office, Sullivan, Ind., ' Thursday, Dec. 30th, from 1 p. m. j to 4:30 p. m., to interview vetcr- ; ans for training under the GI Bill. ; Our program includes the follow. 1 ing good pay trades: Auto Mechanics. Diesel Mechanics. Body and Fender Repair. ; Refrigeration Air Conditioning. ; Electricity Electronics. : Radio Servicing. Television. : MEN, THESE ARE NOT COR- ' KESPONDENCE COURSES but practical LEARN BY DOING training in modern shops under the guidance of competent instructors. Part time jobs and rooms available while training. Our placement department will aid you in securing a good job after completion of training. TO GET IN ON THIS OPPORTUNITY bring certificate of eligibility , or copy of discbarge. We will take care of all details. Non-veterans accepted. BERT KAKNS COMMERCIAL TRADES INSTITUTE Dead Animals Removed AH kinds: horses, cows, sheep, calves and hogs. Call Monroe Feed Servire. Snlli-I van phone 332 or Crawford 8201 or Crawford 53109, I one Haute. We pay all I phone charges. 24 hoar service. .,

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livan County Motor Sales, 5helburn, on U. S. 41, Phone 30. PUBLIC GAMES Thursday, i December 30th, 7:30 p ,m. Legion Home. INCOME ta;c returns made. Phone 677 for appointment or call in person. Mrs. Lynn Thomas. 809 N. Section St., Sullivan. On highway 41, east of the High School. TAX REPORTS, Federal State. James M. Evans, Mabbelle Evans, Malcolm Camp, bell. Kelley's Accounting Service, 12 West Washington. For appointments call 214 and 9163. WANTED CESSPOOL, septic tank, government toilet cleaning. Modern pumping equipment. Box 20 care Times. FOR RENT FOR RENT Electric Floor Sanders, Edgers, Polishers and new electric nand sander fox table tops, woodwork, etc. Sullivan Decorating Co. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our clear mother Goldie M. Hoesman, who departed this life Dec. 28, 1947, one year ago today. Just a year ago, dear Mother, . Oh that sad and mournful day, When the Savior whispered softly, "I need a flower for my bouquet.' Then you went to sleep so gently Without a parting word or sigh, But some day we hope to meet you In that land beyond the sky. Sadly missed by children, Mrs. Orville Pritchett, Mrs. Eli Heady, Mrs. Louis Casey.

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1 THE ANSWER, QUICKI 1. What are "shock troops" ? 2. Can you arrange these words so as to make a correct statement: "sun moon of light the the the reflects" ? 3. What is meant by "occupational therapy"? 4. Is this a true statement: The lacrimal glands are in the throat? I 5. Which state in the Union , extends farthest north? MODERN MANNERS Be jmlite to your telephone op erator; don't show impatience i your call is not answered imme' iiately. Thank the operator for her co-operation and courtesy. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Roger Huntington Sessions, music composer; Gladys Swarthout, opera, concert and radio singer, and Mortimer Jerome Adler, author, rate birthday celebrations today. IT HAPPENED TODAY On Dec. 28, 1941, the Japanese army invaded Sumatra. Iowa was . admitted, to the Union on Dec. 28, 1846, the 29th state, Woodrow Wilson, World War I president, was born on this date in 1856. Dec 28 Is also the Feast of the Holy Innocents, commemorating the massacre of young children by Herod after the flight of the Holy Family into Egypt. , They'll Do It Every 72P A.M.- "Hme Village

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The Christian church choir will have rehearsal at 7:30 .'lhursday night. Sunshine Home Economics club will meet at the home of Mrs. Delmar Spencer, I'leasanlville, January 4th, instead of at the home of Mary Fredcrick as was announced earlier. Shelburn Lodge No. 369 F. & A. M. will have installation of officers Wednesday evening, December 29th at 7:30 p. m. The ceremonies will be open to the public. Refreshments. Earl Hughes, W. M. The Sullivan Eagles Lodge No. 2190 will hold the regular meeting Wednesday, Dec. 29, at 7 p. m. Gets Stung Plenty BIG STONE CITY, S. D. (UP) If your job's disagreeable, you should sympathize with Grover Lothrop. He's really getitng stung. Lothrop is a state bee inspector and has been stung 504 times this year while checking 12,260 bee colonies. Hunting Too Perilous ST, PAUL, Minn. (UP) Too many hunters go afield each autumn with bad eyesight, the Minnesota Izaak Walton League contends. At its annual convention here, the organization discussed vision tests for hunting licenses to cut down casualties. ,ij.A'ii4iS.K.i Ex-drama critic Ex-housewife JOBS UPON A TIME If the performer on a 15-mln-ute program on a Kansas City radio station had not failed to show up one evening in 1930, Goodman Ace might still be a newspaperman and local broadcaster. Ace was born in Kansas City, Mo., and became drama critic for a newspaper there. When the talent failed to appear. Ace and his wife, Jane, ad-libbed a show and received so much fan mail that ever since they have been doing the successful Easy Aces show over the air. Ace himself wrote the script which is now known as Mr. Ace and Jane. Jane Ace might still have been just another housewife if she hadn't been waiting outside the studio A-hen Goodman was asked to ad-lib a program. Ace portrays a husband to whom everything Time himl V. i. Mm CMU. merchants

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Red Week ni Boston BOSTON (UP) Theatrical folk deny there was Soviet influence but billed simultaneously in Bos ton theaters were the shows: Red Shoes, Red Gloves, Red Mill and Red River. Also available was "A Southern Yankee," starring Red Skelton. Tax Burden Shared ROCK ISLAND, 111. (U.R) Mike Dempsey, 15. became a tax collector for Uncle Sam by accident and earned $15. Mike found a purse, containing $100. It had been dropped by a woman, hurrying to make a tax payment. The youth returned the purse and got a $15 reward. . ffl A WANT-AD ly LILIAN CAMFBIU Contra) Frtu Writer happens, mostly at the wellmeaning or at least at the Innocent Instigation of his malaproppish wife, Jane, who sums up th , situation when she says, "I havi him in the hollow of my head.' Jane was born in Kansas City Mo., too, and while the two disagree over virtually everything over the air, they agree unanimously in their likes, dislikes, work and amusements. IT'S BEEN SAID We know accurately only when we know little; with knowledge doubt increases J ohunn von Goethe. YOUR FUTURE Attend to routine duties at this time and get as much rest as possible. Financial matters should Improve for you during the next 12 months, and you will And comfort and happiness In your loved ones, Born on this date, a child will be moderately fortunate and Is likely to display artistic abilities. HOW'D YOU MAKE OUT?. 1. Seasoned or picked soldiers selected to lead an attack. 2. The moon reflects the light of the sun. 3. Healing by . training in an art or useful occupation. 4. No, it is false. The lacrimal gland secretes tears. 5. Minnesota. By Jimmy Hatlo

WABASH HOMEMAKERS MEET AT HOLT HALL The December . meeting of the

held at Holt Hall in Merom. A delicious Christmas supper was ' enjoyed by members ' and their families. The meeting was called to order by . the president and ' the pledge to the fla and club creed were given in unison. Kay Pierson led the group in singing the song of the month ''Noel." j Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Iceland Phegley, Mr. and Mrs. Paul j Christy, Mr. and Mrs. Max Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Eaton Pierson and Diana and Claudia, Mr. and Mjrs. Donald Greenwood and Glory Ann, Mr; and Mrs. George Mason, Jr., and Pam and Carta,' Mr. arid Mrs. Mitchel Hoesman and Mitchy and.Kathy, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Arnctt and Shirley, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Phegley and Dixie, MJr. and Mrs. Joe Asb.ury and Bob and Carolyn and Gary Joe. The next meeting will be Janu MAN-DAYS LOST 9.000,000 8,500,000 8,000,000 7,500,000 7,000,000 6,500,000 6,000,000 5,500.000 5,000,000 4,500,000 4,000,000 3,500,000 Z.MJU.OW 2,000,000 1,500,000 1,000.000 ; 500.000

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FEWER DAYS were lost through strikes in 1948 than In 1947, says Bureau of Labor Statistics, but difference is greater still between those two years and 1945. Taft-Hartley act foes argue that similarity of figures for 1947 and 1943 shows the law fails to reduce strikes. Biggest man-days-lost year before the war was 28,400,000 in 1937, November and December 1948 are estimates. (International)

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Case of Share-the-Taxes HOBART; Ind. (UP) Howard Stevens found that he had been paying his neighbors's property taxes' after his home had been sold for delinquent taxes. The situation arose from a mistake by surveyors in 1897 when they laid out the properties. Stevens discovered that his lot was far from where it was supposed to be. - Knot Tied For Keeps MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UP) That knot which Probate Clerk Simon Wampold tied here five years ago for a Tuscaloose couple was put in to stay. "Kindly accept the enclosed token of appreciation for performing our marriage ceremony Dec. 24, 1943," a note which Wampold received said. "You tied a good knot." Attached was a $5 check. TIME LOST BY STRIKES DECREASES jrWw? SK wmmmm St, X-grteefhl fund voiMea

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! CHICAGO (UP) A police seri geant looked over his class in the I departments' training division. Up I for review n police fundamentals 1 were several of . the top brass j among the city's 1 law enforcers. jJohn Nelligan, a sergeant, instructed district captains, the chief of traffic, hte chief of detectives, and the deputy commissioner. Problem Neatly Solved INDIANAPOLIS (UP) Members of the city council had more than their share of rain. Every time a heavy shower began, a janitor hurried with a bucket to the chamber floor beneath a leak in the roof.. Finally, the council passed an ordinance providing for funds to repair the leak; WISHING Registered U. S.

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Mystery Solved TONKAWA, Okla. (U.R) The local post office's mystery about what happened to letters that never reached their destination has been solved. Postman Paul Walker watched on his route and saw a crow remove a letter from a mailbox. Walker said the bird was trying to detach the stamp, apparently had attracted him to the letter. . - Coach Serves Coaches LAKE PRESTON, S. D. (U.R) Passengers alighting here from a Northwestern train step from a coach to a coa'ch. The old depot was destroyed by fire last summer. . The best the railroad could do to replace it was to get an old coach, set it on the depot site and partition it off into a ticket office and waiting room. WELL Patent Office.

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