Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 138, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 13 July 1949 — Page 4

8T3LLTVAN DAILY,TIMES WEDNESDAY, July 13, 1549.

BULLTVAN, INDIA.

SHELBURN

Mr. and Mrs. Richard DeWiggins and children of Kansas City, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. , 1. T-T3..,.l.

tit, nr-,, n,. r t ianiv uiuuss.

1AJ.t CI11VA iVIAO. IJALi UlCfVCl i spent Sunday afternoon in Lin- Mrs. Gladys Mayfieid returnton with relatives. ed to her home Friday after a Mr. and Mrs. Homer Williams I Y'5 n ,Middlf bough, " and children and Mr. and Mrs. I H.?,rlan ,l.Ke"cky and . Evans- . ...Clyde Stanley and daughter of, vlUe with relatives. Greencastle, spent the week-end' Arthur McMillan and sons,

with their sister and brother-in- Paul and Estel, attended the

. Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. .. Ben -mere.

Gum-

ball game at Sullivan Sunday afternoon.

CLAIBORNE HOME EC. CLUE MEETS The Claiborne Home Econ- j omics club met at the home - of Mrs. Tom Everhartt with a cov- j ered dish dinner July 6th. The ; meeting was called to order by

the president, Zoe Cummins. Pledge to the flag was. given Song of the month and history of the" song by Mrs. ZolliC Walters. Devotions by Mrs, Susie Irons. Prayer by Gladys Weir.

Many Die In Wes! Coast Crash.

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30 & 40 Denier 1st Quality NYLON

HOSIERY

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RAYON SATIN SLIPS fnrmprlv sold to

j 3.98 Sizes 32 to 33

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Sensational SAVINGS on better summer

DRESSES

Rayon Sheers Bembergs , Fine Woven Cottons. Dressy & Casual 1 & 2 Pc. Styles ' Nationally Famous Labeled Garments , At less than Mfgrs. cost.. '..

Sizes 9 to 52

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Cities May Seek Housing Bill Aid CHICAGO, July 13 (UP)

Seventy-three of 82 cities surveyed by the American Municipal Association plan to seek financial help under the new national housing bill to cjear their slum areas. ! Most of them plan to develop I the land into public low-rent

housing under Federal aid provided in the ' bill. Others will turn the1 cleared land over to private builders for redevelop-

I ment or for new recreation ; areas.

The survey was made among cities of more than 50,000 population. Of the 73 reported ready to seek aid, 37 said they were ready to do so immediately.

Army Experts Work

On Aerial Torpedo

SALT LAKE CITY, July 1 (UP)-Army demolition exp

worked with delicate preci

today to remove the warhead

two dangerous, aerial torped

while residents fled from

area surrounding the junkjj

where the weapons were fou

In a scene reminiscent of

days when dud bombs v

cleared by volunteers in wartj Lonon, the Army men won under searchlights to disarm

missiles. They had been bouS

as war surplus junk by a salvl firm which had supposed tH

to be disarmed. ,

One of the ihghly-explosivf

AllvVlbW ox Hit, CitASll ot a New York-to-Los Angeies airliner which rammed into the Santa Susana mountains 'near Burbank, Cal., killing an estimated 25 persons and injuring many others. The crash occurred when two passengers staged a violent battle in the cabin and the co-pilot, seeking to intervene, "was knocked against the controls. The wreckage caught fire following the crash. (International Soundphoto.)

Lesson on "Pasteurized Milk" by'' P. Curry, and Mrs. Tom Ever- TWO INJURED

SEERSUCKER Gowns Negligee And . 34 to 40

was 3.98. Special

SPRING COATS Only a few left

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Mrs. Ceryl Downen and Mrs. A. ' hart.

Ray Wyman.

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Those present were M;-s. A. Ray Wyman, Mrs. Ceryl Downen, Mrs. Zollie Walters, Carolyn Sue Crynes, Rachel Everhart, Gladys Weir, Ethel Pigg, Mrs. Richard Armstrong, Mrs. Walter Everhart, Mrs.: Susie Irons, Mrs. Jeanette "Harrison; Mrs. "-..Frank Lang, Mrs. Elmer " Cox, Zoe Cummins, Elsie Leach, Mrs. John

Quit paying . rent and own !

your home. Special bargains i

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Son property on installment i

plan. Also farms for sale.

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Letters from ministers and others interested in local option, are especially invited for this column.

Letters and interviews of a suitable nature and proper newspaper interest are sought for this column, the editor reserving the right to censor or reject any article he may deem is not suitable and proper. Articles of 500 words or less are preferred. All articles sent to the Open Forum must be signed and address given, in order that the editor may know the writer; however, the writer's name will not be published if requested. Articles published herein do not necessarily express the sentiment of the Daily Times and this paper may or may not agree .with statements contained herein.

IN COLLISION PERU, July 13. (UP) Francis Marion Bell, age 41, and Oscar Lewis, age 31, both of Peru, still werei in serious condition today as a result of a traffic accident yesterday in which Lester Clemons, age 39, also of Peru,

The rest of the 82 reported

they either had no slum problem perimental aerial tomedoes

or could not ask Federal aid be- j launched accidentally by a wd

cause tney ao not nave state man's acetylene torch yester

laws enaDiing mem xo ao so. ' but did not explode. f . 1 nn J i i . 1 t. i i I

vjniy siaies, pius me uistnci of Columbia, Hawaii and Puerto Rico, have laws permitting cities to accept Federal funds for slum clearance. Fifty-four of the reporting cities already have plans prepared, including the 37 ready to go ahead immediately. The bill says cities must have definite plans drawn up before they can get clearance money. The other 19 cities which will ask for help expect to get their projects started within the year. Those 37 cities which will apply shortly include: Fort Wayne, Ind., Des Moines, and St. Louis. The 22 states which permit

Maj. C. V. Larkin, who dir

ed disarming operation of

peaoes, saia "only a mira

kept them from exploding causing a major disaster m

heavily-populated neighborho

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oraer, ne saia. "iney cl

have done plenty of damage

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

police is neitroy given Mat tin uertigiied has been appointed niuiiatialilx of tne estate ot Ad

uraKe, ueceaseu late ut Bui

wumy, Indiana. Said estate la posea to be solvent.

.MABEL F. DRjI

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acceptance of Federal funds on Attorneys.

was injured fatally. State police thf nart. of thpir pitips inrlnHp-I lst ins M3-49 3t,

said the men were thrown from Ohio, Wisconsin and Illinois, the open car which Lewis was ; Kentucky stipulates that cleared driving. The accident occurred land must be re-developed by

seven miles south of Peru on Ind. j private builders,

FIRST IRISH PRESIDENT DIES

NOTICE TO COAL CONTBACKl

ivoiice is Hereby given that Board of Countv nunminilniwR

Sullivan County. Indiana, will rt

sealed bids until 1 -m nVlnric

on Monday, August 1, 1949, for lurnislnns of coal to the iviiint

stitutions. namely: the Court H

ouniy jail. County Home and

iniiiry wisnway Garage, for

POLICE PROBE ANDERSON SHOOTING ANDERSON, July 13 v'UP)

Police today were investigating i ens'ns year,

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uuoijUN, Ireland, JUiy 16. 1 J 7u, I ouinvan county mines and tc

rUPMDr Douelas Hvde first Bge slar Anuelso" aauiieie, eitner jno. s or No. 6 vein, and , i Jt , j 3 T t- whose condition was termed as "ihed mine run or screened president of Ireland, died at his w" lulKUU WdS lcira HS run.

home here last night. He was 91. " " , uC"al to bp delivered to each o

tt,,j ,u ,,, f 1 weameny was snot aunng a oove namea institut ons as n Hyde, who was president from J . i the quantity and in kind spe 1938 to 1945, was known as the , "f., ln , . , 2 b the of each. Weii

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'.'father of the Irish language."

M, . , YUJ OllWl KJ Mil O. i

uw Wl illM1 Muncie while he wa fighting history, literature and language. with hush

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SATURDAY, JULY 16th

Must be full grown. None pur-

- chased from minors. ' Hours 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.

Each

was shot by Mrs. Anna Jeter, of ! d.,1eAac?.V:Sft t0 Ml" .i?1

wnicn coai is aellvered before for payment.

fcms must also include the

moval' of ashes from the Court H

.v-uuiuy jai: ana bounty Home. Each bidder is requested to e a certified check in the ammr,

$"0.00 with his bid. Successful ri

win men be required to furnish in-the amount of $500.00.

E. LOWELL TURPEN

JUHN R. HOWARD HAROLD MARTS Board of Commissions:

oullivan County, IndlaH

" -i i AHest: . Hibprtw"r. County Auditor. 1st ins 7T13-49 2t. - '

The bullet lodged in tne tooy's spine, policce said. Mr. and Mrs. Jeter were held at Muncie on open charges. Weatherly is the son of an Anderson policeman. He starred recently in football and basketball at Anderson Col-

HEAVY RAINS KEYSER, W. Va., July 13. (U.R) Heavy rains caused at least four slides and two washouts and halted all traffic on the Baltimore & Ohio's New York to St. Louis

I streams rose quickly yesterday afternoon following an all-day rain."

123 South Main

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Voum ife Mellower

tied, Chest, Dresser or Vanity .

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It fokef teeing to believe that this beautiful KroeHer bedroom group can be so expensively made yet priced so tow. That's why we urge you to inspect levery detail of every piece yourself. Look carefully til the weedf. They're solid white oak with rift-cut oak veneers. See the inner construction of fine cabinet hardwoods. Note the satin-like lime oak finish. The drawers flow open and shut af the touch of your finger. 1 . ; Trvly on amazing value at oar budget price BED FUU OR TWIN SIZE . . . $39.95 V CHEST . ; ...... $79.95 DRESSER WITH MIRROR . . . '.'. $99.95 VANITY WITH MIRROR $99.95 : DRESSER CHEST TWIN SIZE . , . , $69.50 . VANITY BENCH ... 1 . . . (. $12.95 30 x 30' BEVEL PLATE MIRROR . $21.95 30 x 42' BEVEL PLATE MIRROR . . $27.95

HARDWARE :

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NOTICE TO BIDDERS

wotice is hereby given tha

lines last nieht. Manv Dassenaers ! 5??. ot. Commissioners of Si

' j. t . . . , ;-uunry, inmana. will receive were transferred by bus. Small was until 2 -.w o'clock p. m. on

aay, Atigust 1, lor the foil equipment to be used by the Si County Highway Department: ONE gasoline motor po crawler mounted. DRAG LINE cubic yard capacity: comnleto

BIRTH CERTIFICATE NOTICE j cables, bucket and marsh pads

mention no. sail w iu ior ciam snen Notice is hereby given that Melvin ! mcnt requested. John Dudley has filed, his petition in! CNE two-axle nnniimutii.

the Sullivan Circuit Court to have the low platform BODY TRAILE p!a?e and time of his birth determn- such type construction and r-.

ed. Said petitkm is set for hearing on to load and transport a cubic

Juiy a. ai a:ou a. m. i ui ag line. Dated this 12th day of July, 1919. OWK pneumatic Href) n

EARL A. ENGLE, motor powered, FRONT END 1

uierx suiuvan circuit i;ouri. or not less than u cubic

,capaity; of such design and

au-uciiuu suuaDie tor loading body trucks.

'i'WO a-ton TRUCKS with n,

iionai uesign chassis, equipped I cab and hydraulic dump bodv

! ubic yard capacity. Engine to vclop not less than 100 H.P.; lweig-nt not less tlian IS.OuO po

wueei oase 134 inch; tirea rear i not less than 8.25 x 20; front less than 8.25 x 20.

.' ONE one-half ton PICKUP Tfl

4 wheel drive. Now or used j be considered. , Each bidder to submit with

J comp.etc specifications on each rl

uiiu-reci ana give approximate dal delivery if bid is ucccpted, i Each bid to be. accompanied

cei tided check payable to Sui!

countv Treasurer in amount not man J'fc oi amount bid. The required bid forms may b: tained t-.om the office of the Ci Auditor. Each bidder will be quired to file a non-collusion affi wiith each bid.

Dated this 13th dav of July, m

K. LiUWELL TURPEN JOHN R. HOWARD HAROLD MARTS Board of Commissioner. Sullivan County, Indiana. Attest: Hubert Sevier, uounly Auditor.

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