Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 143, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 20 July 1949 — Page 3

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SULLIVAN, INDIANA

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES WEDNESDAY, July 20, 1949

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SCHRICKER GETS PARKING TICKET - GARY. Inrl.. Julv 20 OJ.P) An

alert Gary police officer yesterday tagged Governor Henry F. Schricker's official limousine with a parking ticket outside city hall. - Officer Paul Weeks disregarded the license plates bearing "Star 1," when he saw the car, which was parked overtime in a parking meter zone on BroadWay. Schricker was at a hearing being held in the city hall on the proposed Burns Harbor to be built east of Gary. Police Chief Millard Matovina

said, there was one way the tral

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Swimming 11 miles from the Battery to Coney Island In New York.

WARMING UP for an attempt to swim the 17.8-mile English channel, 16-year-old Shirley May France tries her stroke in New York harbor, with her father, J. Walter France, and her high school swimming coach, Harry Boudakian, pacing her. Shirley is from Somerset, Mass. (International)

fic ticket could be squared. "The Governor can Day a $1 fine," the chief said.

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Johnny A. Bed well and family visited their parents here recently.

CARLISLE HOMEMAKERS The Carlisle Homemakers met Wednesday, July 13th at the home of Jane Edwards. Devotions were given by Lorraine Jett.

Mrs. Gordon Gray and daugh- The lesson on "Irome Pasteurizater visited Mr. and Mrs. John tion of Milk" was given by

Gladys Cooper. Interesting by Gladys Cooper. Refreshments was served the following members

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I Mr. and Mrs. James Gibbs

' called on his mother one evening last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Jess Meeks and

daughter, Beverly, called on Mr. and Mrs. "John Bedwell recently. I Mr. and Mrs. Joe Scott of Linton, were supper guests of John , Bedwell this week. . I Mr and Mrs. Nnlen Small-

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Bedwell recently. Mrs. Elizabeth Blake and daughter visited Mrs. Lizzie Bed-well.

guests: Maxine Weddle. Dornt.hv

Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Bennett Knight and Steven, Iris Vanof Anderson were guests one day Meter, Kathryn Walker, Anna last week of John Bedwell. I Kaiser, Violet Dotson, Gladys Mrs. Chelsea Farnham Is some Cooper, Hazel Phegley and Patimproved. She is confined to a ty, Lorraine Jett, Lillian Linci hospital in Indianapolis. , !cum Maude Mason, Mrs. Earl Mr. and Mrs. Everett Brewer Phegley, Mrs. Cnrl Knotts, Mrs. have moved into the Tenneson Margaret Edwards, Mrs. Ruth Rector property. (Long, and Mrs. Lois Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs. George Kirk are The next meeting will be on

visiting their children in Terre August 9th at 1:30 o'clock at the

home of Anna Kaiser.

TODAY'S GRAB BAG

THE ANSWER, QUICK! 1. What historical event happened at Harper's Ferry, W. Va, ? 2. At what town did Gen. Charles Cornwallis surrender to Gen. George Washington? 3. In the Bible, who was King David's first wife? 4. What football player was known as the "Galloping Ghost" ? 5. What president of the United States was a former football coach ? f

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i HAPPY BIRTHDAQf . . . Laurance Housman, playwright and novelist; Red Skelton, comedian; Maurice Chevalier, French actor and singer, and Harriet Billiard, singer and actress, share the birthday greetings today.

YOUR FUTURE Steady progress . should be made by you In your next year, and the child born under these vibrations should prove an original and successful personality.

: WATCH YOUR LANGUAGE PECCADILLO ( PEK-ca-DIL-lo) A slight offense or fault. Origin; Spanish Pecadillo, from Latin Peccatum, " IT'S BEEN SAID .' Common natures pay with What they do, noble ones with what they are. Johann ChristoJer Friedrich von Schiller.

4 Born July 11, 1838, in Phildelphia, he attended pub'; school in that city until he was xi, then became an errand boy in a book store. After an apprenticeship as a retail clothing salesman, he established a clothing shop. He bought a railroad freight depot and opened it as a clothing store, and soon had one of the largest department stores in the United States. He died Dec. 12, 1922. but his stores New York as well as Philadelphia are among the best known. What was his name ? 2 One of the most interesting characters of history in the 18th and early 19th centuries, he was born Dec. 28, 1777. An autocrat, mystic and man of the world combined, he mounted the Russian throne over the body of his murdered father. He professed to love liberty and a

By LILIAN CAMPBELL Central Frets Writer wish to abolish slavery, but his autocratic will brooked no contradiction, and his so-called "reforms" were postponed or never carried out. He formed a friendship with Napoleon, which did not last, and Napoleon attacked Russia. Napoleon's downfall left him the most important sovereign in Europe. He visioned a free confederation of European states, which also failed. He died at Taganrog, Dec. 1, 1825 "crushed," he said, "beneath the terrible burden of a crown." Who was he? (Names at bottom of column) IT HAPPENED TODAY 1811 William Makepeace Thackeray, English author, born. 1932 Treaty signed In Washington between Canada and United States, for proposed development of St Lawrence waterway lntc 'an ocean lane and power project1938 Douglas Corrigan landed In Dublin, Ireland, in "wrong-way" airplane flight, 1938 Queen Marie of Romania died. 1940 Franklin D. Roosevelt nominated for the presidency for third time.

HOW'D YOU MAKE OUT? 1. John Brown's raid on an arsenal. 2. Yorktown, Va. 3. Michal, daughter of King Saul. 4. Red Grange. 5. President Woodrow Wilson. BissriH ;o I JJ nexaiv JD 'Z 'aww' "Mof "l

MT. CALVARY Mrs. Mae Rosier will preach at Mt. Calvary next Sunday morning, July 24th at 10 o'clock. Milton Palmer of Chicago, visited his family here last week-end.

On Sherman Double-Bill Fri. & Sat.1

Mr. and Mrs. L'. V. Creager attended preaching services at the . Paxton Methodist Church Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Skinner attended the funeral of Orval

and Skinner at Jasonville Tuesday

and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Sexton. Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer of Hammond, visited in this community last week. There will be prayer meeting at Mt. Calvary each Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock.

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Today's Markets INDIANAPOLIS, July 20. (U.R) Hogs 5,000; mid-session less active than early; barrows and gilts fairly steady, good and choice 170-240 lbs., $22.50 $23.00, early top $23.25; mixed weights around 220-240 lbs., $22.50 $22.75, 240-290 lbs. scarce, 100-160 lbs., $17.00 $19.50, few $20.00; sows about steady, good and choice 400 lbs. down $16.50 $18.00, 400-450 lbs. largely $13.00 $16.25, big weights over 600 lbs. down $12.00 $12.75. Cattle 1,200, calves 500; steers and heifers getting fair action, about steady, somewhat slow on grassers and warmed-up offerings, half load choice near 1,300lb. steers $27.25, couple loads high good and choice 1,000-1115-lb. steers $27.00, few medium to just good warmed-up yearlings $25.00 $25.50, small lots good' grain-fed yearlings $26.00 $26.50, bulk common and medium grassers $18.00 $23.00, odd head choice weighty heifers $27.25; steers $26.00, bulk medium and good heifers $24.50 $26.00, cows slow, most instances bidding 50c or more lower, very few sold, bidding largely $15.00 $17.50 on common and medium; vealers moderately active, steady, gdod and choice $25.00 $26.00, common and medium $20.00 $24.00. Sheep -700; early unevenly steady to 50c lower, some interests bidding $1.00 lower; bulk good and choice small lots $24.00

! $24.50, few $25.00, some closely

sorted bid $25.00, od&j and ends common and medium $19.00 $23.50; slaughter ewes scarce, quotable at $5.00 $8.00.

It's melody lime, with ROY ACUFF singing, in this scene from Columbia's.action-musical, "HOME IN SAN ANTONE."

CIO STEELWORKERS OFFICIAL DIES PITTSBURGH, July 20. (UP) Van A. Bittner, trouble-shooting international vice president of the' CIO United Steelworkers, died of a heart, attack in Mercy Hospital last night. He was 64.' The fiery labor leader, head of the CIO's southern organizational campaign, had been under treatment for a heart ailment at the hospital for the past two weeks. He died in his sleep at 11:50 p.m.

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