Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 173, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 31 August 1949 — Page 2

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES WEDNESDAY, Aug. 31, 1949

SULLIVAN, INDIANA

. A Home Owned Democratic Newspaper

Sullivan Daily Times, founded 1905, as the daily edition of the

Sullivan Democrat, founded 1854 UL POYNTER .. Publisher BANOR POYNTER JAMISON Manager and Assistant Editor

MER H. MURRAY v Editor

Entered as second-class matter at the Postolfice, Sullivan, Indiana Published daily except Saturday and Sunday "at 115 West Jackson St. livan, Ind. Telepnone 12

United: Prem Wire Service National Representative: Theli and Simpson, New York

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By Jimmy Hatlo

Tile people of Sullivan County 'have expressed wholeartedapproval of an editorial in today's Indianapolis Star

ncernmg the appointment of Judge Norval K. Harris as coairman of a committee with Paul Robeson to defend the immunists on trial in New York. , Trie people are appreciative of the fact that The Star

:s published this editorial because it expresses their feeling. I

te Star's large circulation will go a long" way to counteract!

e bad publicity that the judge has given the county. rnu :j x r- n n r j 1 - j 11 .i i !

tue resiuenis 01 ouinvan county are mayjnani mai uie dge has given the impression that the entire county feels he 3oes, and they feel that the efforts of The Star are mmeiidable. They disapprove very strongly of the stand he is taken. The editorial in The Star follows : ! HE DOESN'T SPEAK FOR SULLIVAN -This is a free country, and Judge Norval K. Harris of SJiIIivan Circuit Court has a citizen's right to head a "national committee" to fight the Communist conspiracy trialj as long as he breaks no laws. On the other hand his neighbors in Sullivan have a right to be deeply offended and to take whatever action they see fit as long as they break no laws. JSuIlivan typifies the best in the American small

city; It is made up of decent, hard-working, God-fearing, patriotic citizens who have no use for Red Fascism or anything it stands for. But they realize Harris' new role will 'direct attention to their community. -It is most unusual to say the least, for an Indiana jurist to be hooked up wtth Paul Robeson and his crowd. Some Americans who don't know Sullwan as Hoosiers know it may wonder whether it is an isolated Midwestern stronghold of pro-Communism. That, of course, isn't true. Norval Harris no more represents Sullivan than Henry Wallace rep

resents Iowa, or the United States.

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Today's Markets INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 31. (U.R)

Hogs, 8,000, midsession more

active than early, barrows and gilts around 190 lbs. up mostly steady, lighter weights steady to 25c lower, sows about steady,

bulk good and choice 190-260-lb. barrows and gilts $20.75 $21.00, top $21.25 fairly readily; scattering around 260-290 lbs., $20.50 $21.00, heavier weights scarce; 165-190 lbs., $19.75 $20.75, 100160 lbs. around $15.00 $17.00; sows 400 lbs. down largely $15.50 $18.00, choice lightweights quot

able $18.00 $18.50 or above, 400550 lbs., $14.50 $16.50, odd big weights down to $14.00. , rattle 1 000. calves 500; head

steer trade active, fully steady to spots 50c higher, early sales met dium and good largely 850-1100-lb. weights $26.25 $27.50, short load good mixed yearlings held around $28.00, odd head choice club yearlings $29.00 $30.00, odds and ends common and medium

mixed and native grass yearlings

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The Times agrees with the statements that The Star

is macie. Judge Harris is iree to take a stand on the vital ' $17.50 $23.00, package choice lestion of the rights of all persons. That his stand is not the 'near 1100-ib. fed heifers held and of the majority of the people is unimportant. I around $26.00, small lots medium

But the fact that he, as the judge of the Sullivan Cir- to just good fed heifers $25.00

lit Court, makes these statements ran lead tn t.ho hpliVf $26.00, cows active, urm, many

lat they are the feelings of the entire county. He is an electofficer, and as such his statements carry more weight

Eian if he were speaking as a private citizen. ... . , .

Ihose are the judge s beliefs, but by no stretch of the lagination can they be said to be the beliefs of the people .' Sullivan County.

cows 25-50 cents higher; good young beef cows occasionally $18.00, bulk medium and gcjqd $15.00 $17.00, over fat kind $15.50, common largely $14.00 $15.00, vealei-s mostly 50c lower, active at decline, good and choice mainly $26.00 $27.50, common and medium $20.00 $25.50.

Sheep 1,500; 1 native spring lambs opening mostly 50c lower, bulk good and choice $23.50 $24.00, medium and good $20.50 $23.00, common largely $17.00 $19.50, late Tuesday short truck lot choice closely sorted $26.50, slaughter ewes scarce, steady at $5.00 $7.00, bulk ewes consisting of yearlings to solid mouth kind going on country accounts from'

jiroadening FDIC Coverage

ben. Claude Pepper has announced that he is remtroducig a measure he proposed in the 80th Congress to extend ie protection of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation cover all bank deposits. At. present the FDIC insures only eposits of $5,000 and less. It is difficult to rememebr after 16 years of FDIC what

lis institution has meant to American banking. Before the

uiyj even m peuous 01 prosperity, mere were dozens, some- $iu.uu $zu.uu, best yeaning ewes mes hundreds, of bank failures each year. During the de- to $22.00. ressionv of course, the number skyrocketed into the thous- ;

nds. - - Nowadays a bank failure is about the rarest of business henomena. In some years there are none at all. As a consenpno tVia vnc nviric. VniV" vilnJ ..n I.

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ing project had been approved at Munster, Ind. The project will be financed by an FHA-insured mortgage of $97,200 and will be built by H. P. Downey, Jr.

MUNSTER HOUSING PROJECT APPROVED

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