Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 132, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 6 July 1949 — Page 5

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gibe month, excepting firms and organizations that carry regular charge accounts

An additional charge of 25c will be made for the nse of box numbers.

FOR SALE

SEE US for combines, rotary hoes, power mowers, etc. Take

your wheat to Merom or Shelburn !

Co-op elevators. Farm Bureau Co-op, Sullivan, Shelburn, Merom.

FOR SALE 1948 HarleyDavidson 125 motorcycle fully equipped. A real bargain. Maxine Myers, Dugger, Ind.

FOR SALE Girl's bicycle to be sold as it. $7.50. May be seen at 317 So. Main.

FOR SALE Recleaned soy beans. Julius Fox, Jasonville, Ind.

USE Co-op Amine 40, in liquid ; Phone 322 J3. form, to spray weeds -in corn fields. We also' have Esteron 44 1 FOR SALE 1931 Ford A and 245 for the harder to kill! coupe. Clean. Good buy. Extras.

weeds, briers and sprouts. Farm Bureau Co-op, Sullivan, Merom, Shelburn. .ALL insurance is not alike. Reduction in rates. Ferd E. Hall, Coffman Bldg. Phone 567. OUTSIDiS WHITE PAINT $3.50 a gallon. Wallpaper as low as 10c a roll. Red barn paint $2.20 gallon. Rent our NEW floor sanding equipment. Sullivan Decorating Co., West Side of Square.

ROOSTING age pullets at bargain price. Ellis Hatchery, Carlisle. See the NORGE 'and CORONADO APPLIANCES at Gamble's before you buy. GAMBLE'S, "The Friendly Store," Authorized Dealer, Frank & Bud Vanzo, owners, north side square, phone 433. FROZEN FOOD CONTAINERS We have a complete line to accommodate your locker storage needs. Also aluminum wrapping paper. RICKARD FROZEN FOOD SERVICE, across from Legion Home, Sullivan. FOR SALE JOHNSON PRO-

DUCTION BRED CHICKS on hand. White Rocks, Austra Whites, Barred Rocks, New ' Hampshire Reds, R.I. Reds, $10.50 and $11.50, heavy asst'd., $7.95 per hundred: Johnson Feed and Supply Co., 115 S. Court St. FOR SALE 1941 International one and half ton truck. Has tandems, 825x20 tires, 16-foot bed With grain sides and stock racks, two speed axle. All in good condition and priced right. Also two tractor tires, 900x24, like new. M & T Wrecking Co.

See Bill McDonald, Paxton.

FOR SALE Maple baby bed with innerspring mattress. Good condition. Call 107.

FOR SALE Modern house in Carlisle, 5 rooms . and utility room stoker, Laundromat, attic insulated, 20'x30' garage. Will sell furnished or unfurnished. See Robert Johanningsmeier.

FOR SALE Red raspberries. Last week picking. 2 miles northeast Sullivan. Frank McMillin, Sullivain Phone 8083.

FOR SALE 3-piece bedroom suite complete with springs and mattress, 9x12 Axminster rug and pad, studio couch, chair, bookcase, dropleaf breakfast set, four chairs, washing machine, kitchen cabinet, Roper gas stove, 8 cu. ft. Norge refrigerator, 12x12 linoleum, new Craftsman jigsaw. 431 W.' Thompson, Sullivan.

TOR SALE 9x12 beige rug, excellent condition. Call between 10:00 and 2:00 P. M. 221 E. Washington. FOR SALE-8cu. ftT Phillips "66". Home Freezer. Only $33.75 down, $10.54 per month. Pirtle & Thomson; Washington & Section St. Phone 106.

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FOR SALE 8 milk cows, all blooded above the average. 9 mi. west of Sullivan. See Gilbert Stanley. Miscellaneous

, IF YOUR car heats or your radiator leaks see Wayne Kennedy, Nu-Cor Radiator Shop, 925 North Main, Sullivan. Keep your car in good condition and save major repair bills. See us today. Sullivan County Motor Sales on U. S. 41, Shelburn, Indiana. Phone 30. EARLY HUNTERS Now is the time to get that gun in shape. Guaranteed repairs and reblueing. 403 Sylvandell.

MISC. FOR SALE 1 Bearcat garden tractor, 1 2-wheel hand garden planter, new. John Jen

nings, Vi mile west on Rd. 154. Phone 8045.

FOR SALE Thor Automagip Washer. $18.75 down, $5.89 per month. Pirtle & Thomson, Washington & Section Sts. Phone 106. " FOR SALE Dixie"Grill. $3600. Long lease on building. Contact Freida Briles at Dixie Grill. FOR SALE 5-room house, 4 lots, located in Paxton. Call at 331 N. Chase Street this week.

Volney Snyder.

TRUCK BODIES, Truck and Trailer Repair. Millwork, Painting, Steam . Cleaning, Welding, Repair. Portable Buildings, Boats. We Build Anything from Steel, Aluminum or Wood. Drake Bros., 240 E. Depot St. Phone 335 until 4 p. m. 554-A after.

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- CESSPOOL, septic tank, government toilet cleaning. Modern pumping equipment. Box 20 care Times.

WANTED Woman over 21 to work nights in a Liquor Store. Inquire at 720 S. Section St. WANTED Woman or girl for housework and help of child. Can stay on place. Write Box 23 in care of Times.

BRIGGS & STRATTON parts and service. SULLIVAN MOTOR SUPPLY, 10 East Jackson, Sullivan.

AGRICULTURAL LJ M E,

1AJV.A. or cash. Immediate delivery anwwhere. Bemis-Vick-

Irey-Berry, Paragon, Indiana. Phones 50-R-l or 35-R-5.

. FOR SALE 10,000 ft. used pine lumber, different dimensions. Reduced prices. Jesse Abram, one mile north, half mile east of Bucktown. FOR SALE Complete cast iron bathroom fixtures,' tub, stool and lavatory, price $75.00. Call or see Lewis Rogers, Merom, Ind. FOR SALE C-35 International truck, hardwood frame, flat bedi highway winch. Call 811 Sullivan.

FOR SALE Upright piano. Excellent condition.- $25.00.

431 West Thompson Street, I

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OUR SPECIAL New Spinet piano, Standard make. ONLY 5398.00. R. W. Cadwell Music House, Sullivan, Indiana.

FOR SALE OR TRADE 1937 pickup truck". Also 1940 Ford Tudor,, radio and heater. Will take older car trade-in. Ernest Fox, lVfe miles east of Jasonville. Phone 322R1 or 322J3. FOR SALE Best Tavern in Sullivan. W. T. Mellott.

The Nesbit Beauty Shop will close on July 9 for the remainder of July. Please make your permanent wave appointments at once. Phone 377.

WANTED Women with autos to distribute Wonder Way products. Write Van Way and Price, Griffin, Ind.

Strike Of Red - Dominated Union

Threat To Economy Ot Hawaii

By Lyle C. Wilson '.

United Press Staff Correspondent

WANTED Because of illness, temporary use of wheelchair. If available will call for and return. Phone Ross Harbaugh.

WANTED Experienced farm j

man, aay woik. u. . West, 1 mi. south on U. S. 41.

FOR SALE Maytag Master washer. Used 18 mos. Excellent condition. $100. Mrs. Bill Martfti, 804 N. Court. FOR SALE One 1940 A.C. combine, Model 60; one John Deere hay loader; one Converto elevator, 32 ft. Worley Johnson, 2 mi. northeast Fairbanks. FOR SALE New 4-room house, with bath. Close in. 209 S. Court St.

WONDER CLEANERS Rugs, Carpets, Upholstering. We treat your rugs as we clean them, they are revitalized. William H. Wise, Phone 37-H, Shelburn. Be proud of your car. Thorough wash and cleaning jobs. We also specialize in tire repairs. Sullivan County Motor Sales on U. S. 41., Shelburn, Indiana. Phone 30.

SAY, NEIGHBOR, a 25c purchase at the Sullivan Decorating Co. entitles you to one chance on a $50.00 wallpaper mdse. award given monthly.

WANTED Experienced beauty operator. Write Box 10 care Times.

LOST

LOST Ronsen cigarette lighter, Brown and silver case. Initials: J. E. T. Joe Thomas, 434 S. Main St.

WE are handling straw for Terre Haute Paper Co. as usual. If you have straw to sell and want it removed at once write or see Bill Johnson, Merom, Ind.

FOR SALE Nice feeding shoats. Lon Carrico, 4 miles east of Paxton. FOR SALE 4-room house. New roof, new bath. Paved street. N. Court. Box 140 care of Times Office.

KNOW WHAT? Amateurs get professional results cleaning auto upholstery with Fina Foam. Root's. QUR SPECIALS Vitality Growing Mash, prints, $3.95; Rabbit Pellets, $4.35; Hominy Feed, $2.75. Shake's Feed Store, 1 mile east Sullivan.

MUST SELL 3 rooms of furniture in Farmersburg. For information call 130-G Shelburn.

FOR SALE Co-op "E3" tractor and cultivator. Equipped with live power takeoff and 8 speed transmission. Used very little. Priced to sell. Garland Wildman, Carlisle, Indiana, R. R. 1. PHILGAS RANGE prices start at $117.70, completely installed with two cylinders of PHILGAS. Sudden delivery, see BILL McCOY, your PHILGAS dealer. FULL LINE of J. I. Case farm implements available now. Boyll Implement Sales, So. Seotion.

FOR SALE 5-roomed house in

I southeast end of Shelburn. About 8 acres ground, barn and outi buildings. Also 6 weaned pigs. See or call Les Schriver, Shel-

; burn, 81-E, after 5:00. . FOR SALE 1 used F-12 trac-

tor, cultivator, 1 new 7 ft. dise harrow, 1 new 3 bottom 14 in. plow on rubber, 1 100-bu. grain box, H-M-238 cultivators, 1 25 V 7 ft. harrow mower. Rader Sales, Inc. YOU can't afford to not paint with O'Brien's Sensational New, Improved Prepared House Paint. P and A Furniture, South Side

Square.

Keep cool for summer. Let us give you the New Look. Permanents of all types to suit your pocketbook. Also dyes and manicures. v For appointment phone 157. Betty's Beauty Mart, 21 N. Court. Betty Hudson and Melba Flath.

j BE READY FOR SUMMER bring in your lawn mower now j for grinding and repairing. BOONE'S SHOP, 16 E. Jackson, Sullivan.

FOR SALE Regina electric sweeper, like new; dresser, wash stand, rockers, little tables, corner cabinet, Taylor Tot. 426 West Thompson.

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MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS Let us cut your inscriptions or death dates on your monument or marker just as it sets in the cemetery with modern sand blast equipment. Ralph Kleysteuber, Bruceville,, Indiana. Phone 95-W.

We Pay For Dead Animals Call Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Craw-

:ord 8201, Terre Haute. We

pay all phone charges. 24iiour service. . John Wachtel Coe Terre Haute, Indiana

MASHERS -SPOONS Chroma-plated red handles. O Choice of Potato Masher or Ltd

Batting Spoon.

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The Friendly Store Authorized Dealer f'rank & Bud Vanso, Owner N. Side Square,

PERSONAL

HUSBANDS! WIVES! WANT PEP? Thousands of couples weak,

worn-out, solely because, body lacks iron, get new vitality taking Ostrex Tonic Tablets. Introductory size ONLY 50c. At all druggists in Sullivan, at Smith Drug.

For Fuller Brush Sales, Bill Trotter, Sullivan R. R. 3. Shelburn Phone 161-J.

WANTED WE WANT YOUR CORN! For Best Market prices . . . quick service . . . take It to JOHNSON ELEVATOR, next to C. & E. L Depot Sullivan. ,

CARLISLE

Mr. and Mrs. Willlard Davis and sons, Jim and Mike, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nash and son, John, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Storckman Sunday. Mrs. Helen Sanders went to Indianapolis Sunday for a visit with relatives. Mrs. Gerald Krueger and daughters, Sue Ann and Jeanie, spent last week in Indianapolis visiting friends. Mrs. Hoyt Collins of Sullivan.

spent last Friday here the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Orr.

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Scullv and

daughter, Rebecca Eleanor, of

Pontiac, Michigan, visited over

the week-end here with Mrs. Scully's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

George Bennett.

Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Trigg and

'Mr, Cornelia Triee of Dayton, Ohio, and Mrs. Lillie Ladson of Indianapolis, spent the week-end

with relatives here. Mrs. Cornelia Trigg remained for a visit

with her sister, Mrs. Mary Ogle.

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hannum and children of Sullivan, called

on -Mrs. Hannum's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Grass Sr., Thursday. Missionary Society Meets The Christian Women's Missionary Society met at the home of -Mrs. W. G. Orr Tuesday afternoon, June 21. Mrs. Albert Parnell was program leader and the subject. for discussion was China. Topics were given by Mrs. W, G.. Rogers and Mrs. Merviri Gore. The following officers were installed for the new year: Mrs. Aimee Douthitt, president; Mrs. Roy McCormick, vice-presi

dent; Mrs. Docia Tidrick, secretary; Mrs. Albert Parnell, treasurere. and Mrs. J. H. Gilliland, .World Call Secretary. The hos

tess served delicious refresh-

I ments. Other members present j besides the above named were iMrs. Faye Nash, Mrs. Louis Owens, Mrs. Jeanie Lisman, and fpur guests, Mrs. Albert Wiggs, Mrs, Carl Steffy, Mrs. Eliza Shake, and Mrs. Dercie Orr. ..

WASHINGTON, July 6. (UP) Hawaii today is in the third month of a dockers' strike which

not only threatens to destroy the area's economy but spotlights a notorious Communist fellow trav- j eler as boss of the islands' basic labor force. The strike began May 2. It was 1 called by the International Long-

shoremen's and Warehousemen's union of which Harry Bridges of San Francisco is the president.

Bridges is one of the CIO union heads whose loyalty to the Communist party line has brought him into direct conflict with CIO President Philip Murray. Organized Workers. Bridges' union also has organized the sugar and pineapple industries in Hawaii. Some persons believe that once the dock strike IsTsettled,7 Bridges will call- out the! sugar workers who already have authorized a strike. Of 185,000 persons employed in the Hawaiian Islands, it is estimated that Bridges' union covers upward of 30,000. Organization of Hawaiian labor was long delayed by employer resistance and did not get going at top. speed until about 1943. This delay may Have aided Bridges in saddling the islands with an extreme left wing union. But whatever the background, the fact that a union friendly to the Moscow party line now controls basic labor in the key Pacific national defense area is a factor gradually beginning to get attention in the United States. The strike was called when employers refused to increase hourly wage rates on the docks from $1.40 an hour to $1.72. The union

sought $1.72 with the argument that Hawaiian rates should more nearly equal the dockers' pay on the West coast, which is $1.82 an hour. Offer Raise. Employers argued that the comparison was not sound be

cause the steadiness of work on

Hawaiian docks and other advan

tages more than compensated for the disparity in pay with the! West Coast. The employers -of- j fered a hike oL 12 cents and finally 13. Last month a board ,

named by Gov. Ingram M. Stainback recommended a. settlement on the basis of 14 cents an hour which would have raised the hourly rate to . $1.54. Employers accepted and the union rejected

! that offer.

That is where the strike stands today. Two U. S. Mediation Service representatives sent to Hawaii were unable to obtain a settlement. Meantime the docks are tied up and Hawaiian business is stagnating. After long delay, thje union agreed to an emergency service by which one relief ship brings supplies to Hawaii on a three-week schedule. No one Is starving now but. .business is headed for "a standstill ' unless shipping can be resumed.

Hiss' Lawyer Makes Final Plea To Jurv

By II. D. Quigg United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, July 6. (UP) Lloyd Paul Stryker, eloquent

lawyer for Alger Hiss, told a Federal Court jury today that

; Whittaker Chambers is "a man iwho for 12 years was the enemy of his country, a blasphemer of. Christ, a disbeliever in God, with no respect either for matrimony or for motherhood." ; Making his final plea to the jury which must decide whether Hiss, former high State Department official is guilty of perjury, Stryker clenched his fists and

shouted to the 10 men and two women: "Chambers has lived in a criminal conspiracy, with no respect for God, nor man, nor his own mother." , "Even if the FBI erected a' stack of Bibles as high as this1 building," Stryker still would not believe Chambers, the' chief gov-1 ernment witness, he said. , 1 "It is this man by whose sole word think of it, his word you are asked to destroy Alger Hiss." , Reminding the jury again and again that the government had said there was no basis for a perjury charge against Hiss if the jury could not believe Chambers' story that Hiss turned over State Department secrets in the late 1930's for a Soviet spy ring, Stryker punctuated his oratory with such words as "psychopathic," "sadist," "eccentric and abnormal," "roguery" and "criminality." He came to a climax just be

fore the luncheon recess in recalling Chambers' testimony that he had taken a woman not his wife to 'live "'with,, him ' in- his mother's home in Lynbrook, N. Y., early in his life.

"I put it to you each one of you, ladies, husbands, fathers, and sons can you think of a lower, filthier, more scoundrelly piece of conduct in the world than to bring Ida Dales to his mother's home and live with her there in shame, exposing, his mother to the shame of the community?" he asked. Stryker said Chambers "believed in nothing there is not one decent thing I can think of that Chambers has not shown himself

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THURSDAY - FRIDAY July 7-8 "WHIPLASH" Dane Clark Alexis Smith

ENDING TONIGHT "YOU WERE MEANT FOR ME"

CHILDREN UNDER 12 WITH ADULTS, FREE

to be against." """It is.vhecesyof,.xpu;j:o determine whether, passing this case in your minds and consciences,

; you believe beyond a reasonable 1 doubt that Whittaker Chambers told the truth," he told the jury.

CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our neighbors, friends and all those whv

helped in any way after our I home was destroyed by the tor--nado. The many acts of kindness

will never be forgotten. v

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McDdhnall

and Family

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Registered U. S. Patent Office.

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Let us install your plumbing and water heaters. Install your bathroom fixtures now and pay later. Up to 36 months to pay. We are otjen evenings for your convenience. SULLIVAN PLUMBING CO.

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HERE is a pleasant little game that will give you a message every day. It is a numerical puzzle designed to spell out your fortune. Count the letters ia your first name. If the number of letters is 6 or more, subtract 4. If the number is less than 6, add 3. The result is your key number. Start at the upper left-hand corner of the rectangle and check every one of your key numbers, left to right. Then read the message the letters under the checked figures give you. Copyright 1949. by Williim J. Miller, Distributed by Kim Fettnra, Ine.

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A FULL-BLOODED Hopi Indian, Selwyn Emory, Jr., of Oraibi, Ariz., gives a snappy salute for the benefit of Cadet W. Mastoris, First Classman, Farrel, Pa., on "welcoming day" at the United States Military Academy, West Point, N. Y. Eaory, better known to his family and friends as Sekaquaptewa, is a member of the incoming class of "plebes" who face a rough four-year course of study at the Academy with a second lieutenant's gold bars as their ultimate goal. (International Soundphoto)

That's right. Get our of the hot kitchen. Drive t) Ducharme's Driv:-In. Park in the large area immediately back of the main building. In a matter of secends an attractive and polite waitress will take your order. In a very short time she will return with your order of Tenderloin DeLuxe and Chicken in the baskets or any other of the many tasty sandwiches, plus the smooth goodness of a malted milk or milk shake. Or if you prefer, you can get a tasty cup of coffee or an ice cold bottle of your favorite soft drink. And ask about our Frosted Cokes.