Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 174, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 1 September 1949 — Page 3

SULIIVAN INDIANA 1IST OF CLAIMS FILED WITH - COUNT AUDITOR FOB ALLOWANCE BX BOA EC OF COfSIT COMMISSIONERS OF SULLIVAN COUNT -AT- TKEI3 REGULAR MKKTING HONDA, SEPTEMBEB 5, 1949 GENERAL. FUND Earl A. Engle, per diem clerk 60.00 Earl A. Engle. chief reg clerk 1.00 Earl A. Engle. exp clerk 2.28 Sullivan Tel Co., same.... b.si Hubert Sevier, per diem aud 60.00 Sullivaa. Tel Co., exp auditor 11.85 Moore-L,angen Print Co.. same 265.20 . J. Steffy & Son. same 4.96 Remington-Rand Inc., same.. 125.00 Cieve Leweilyn, per diem treaa 60.00 Moore-Langen Print Co., exp treag .45 Paul B. Owens, per d iem record 60. GO Sullivan Tel Co., exp recorder V 2.90 Moore-Langen Print Co.. same v 43.41 -XTnderwood Cprp.. same 125.55 Huliert Wagner, per diem sniff 62.03 Harold Conner, per diem dep SI. 00 Hubert Wagnqr. mile per diem 46.50 Harold Conner, same 31.00 Sullivan Tel Co., exp sheriff.. 8.35 Jvk W. Rubush, foreign mile 1X0 Hubert Wagner, serv process 2j.92 Hubert Wagner, meals pris, crims- 48.65 W.L.. Sisson, per diem survey 60.00 nufl & Buff Mfg. Co., exp surveyor 163.00 O. E. Springer, repair 4-H grounds 374.42 County Hardware, same 25.24 Dodd Sawmills Inc., same 88.89 Sul Cinder Blks & Cem, Pro., same ... " 37.50 Davidson Elec & Mach Works, same ... 11.00 Richmond Machine Shop, same ' 7.80 Bla"k Lumber Co., ame 1.70 Fleers Hardware, same . '22.65 Wilkinson Lumber Co., same..' 22.00 .iesse M. Boston, exp bd edu 83.03 Sullivan Tel Co., same 9.05 A. G, McGuire. same ' 5.00 Moore-Langen Print Co., exp health comr .; 28.00 Stanley B. Jewell, .cor inquest 90.75 Chas L. Davis Jr., per diem assessor 60.00 Chas. L. Davis Jr., traveling 15:66 Chas. L. Davis Jr., exp assesss 2.00 Sullivan T! Co., same 2.80 John K. Purcell, per diem pros atty 50.00 Sullivan Tel Co., exp pros atty 9.0F ' irt. Jennings, exp vet ser off 11.03 Western Union, same .42 P'lH'an Tel Co.. "me.. 15.50 T. M. Jennings, mileage 92.34 A. G. McGuire. exp serv officer 21.75 Sullivan Co. Insur Agency, same 4.50 T. M. Jennings, same... 1.73 Pub Ser Co., exp court house B6.35 Mllivet Water Co.. same.... 29.35 Roy Shireman, same 7..V) isunivan Decorating Co.. game 1.45 Hoesman Bros. Upholstering Co., same R6.50 Henry A. Milam, same. . .. 10.67 Snnco Products Co.. same 16.09 Sullivan Co. Farm Bureau, same .75 O. J. Hteffv & Ron. same 30.9 Otis Elevator Co., same 29.60 Tired Kidneys Often Bring Sleepless' Nights When disorder of lddney function permits poisonous matter to remain In your blood, it may cause nagging backache, rheumatic pains, leg pains, loss of pep and energy, getting up nights, swelling, puffiness under the eyes, headaches and dizziness. Frequent or scanty passages with smarting and burning sometimes shows there is something wrong With your kidneys or bladder. Don't wait t Ask your druggist for Doan's Pills, a stimulant diuretic, used successfully by millions for over 60 years, Doan's give happy relief and will help the IS miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from your blood. Get Doan's Pills,

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, SEPT. 1, 1949.

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Dr. M. H. Bedwell, jail phys jrUDiio SSur Co., exp ja.il Dome Gas Co., same 1 Suiiivan County Waier Co.. same Art S.ewart, same .. Wildin's Greenhouse, same.... Hamiton Grocery, same Springer-Gouckenour Co., same suliivan Tel Co., same Sullivan Laundry, same...... Sullivan Hdw Co., same Dr. J. S. Brown, phys co home Sullivan Tel Co., exp oo home Public Service Co.. same ' Sullivan County Water Co., same Ohio Oil Co., same :.. Suliivan Root Store, same J. I. Ho'comb Mfg Co., same Knot. E. Henderson, O. D., same Mi iu;n's Pnarmacy, same.... Smith's Bakery, same. Branstetter Grocery, sdme Ed Faconberry, same Verle Caton. sarae.v Johnson Feed & Supply, . .same Faris Fond Store., same E. Lowell Turpen, per diem comr .

2.00 1 12.59 34.91 j 6.30 ! 1.50 ' 4.50 6.?0 i ,11.8J 12.55 10.57 ! 224.95 1 33.00 13.85 83.27

33.63 4.50 15.94 63.60 31.00 12.46 58.48 163.03 10.34 170.68 173.05 14.03 40.00

894.97 169.65 23.67 200.94 22.82 1.25 44.69 12.45 17.20

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full partner "in all our undertakings." "The American worker enjoys an economic, political and social status unequalled elsewhere in the world," he said. ;

Sullivan Supply Inc., same.... " 54.40 Sullivan Tractor Sales, same.. 27.22 T. H. Heavy Hdw Co., same.. 11571 Ind Dept Siate Revenue, same b( 72 Ohio Oil Co.. same . 1.053.36 Heiman ,elsh, same 2.00

Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp, same Sinclair Refining Co., same., uulf Rennng Co.. same Mace Tire & Bat Serv, same. . Mineweld Co. of Ind., same.. ssie Fu"er, game.. Snap-On Tools Corp., same.... Sullivan Supply, Inc., same.. T. H. Heavy iiardware, same Sullivan Union, same Merom Grave! Co., same Quinn Gravel Co., same

same 818.30 and wipe out unemployment. Frank Raley. same 10.03 ' -v, 7iikinson Lumber Co.. same.. 409.18 Green and Murray reiewel TVnid Sawmills Inc.. same 952.71 . , ,r ,, . w. J. Hoiiiday & Co.. same.. 954.73 1 their attacks on the Taft-Kartlry Auto Finance Co., same 650.00 act. They promised unpriced'

Secretary of Labor Mauri re J Tobin, AFL President William Green and CIO President Philip Murray called for legislation and

56.24 1 economic act" on to improve T.ii.oO , vorking conditions and wages

A. F. Denny, same

John R. Howard, .same..,. 52.00 Harold Marts, same 40.00 Earl Sou;h, miners -exam bd.. 21.00 Alex Davison, same "21.00

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Hoy Layman, same 21.00 E. Lowell Turpen, mile cnmr 28.80

Harold .Marts, same 26.94 John R. Howard, same 65.40 Sullivan Daily Times, exp adv 231.43 Sullivan Union, same 168.10 Tom C. Brown, prem off bond 20.01 Aiken Funeral Home, bur sold 75.0(7 Rillman Funeral Home, same 100.00 Walker McHugh. same 75.00 Indiana Med Center. Inmates.. 17.50 Cliv County, change venue.. 19.50 Ariel Hinds, clean repair ditch 400.00 Pnl R ftwpns exn land

appraisal 2.00 Paul B. Owens, record off bond 1.00 j Louise Anderson, sexennial I enumerst 45.00 ( Blanche Robinson, same 45.03 i Ray M. Drake, reassess Fairbanks 210 " I Ram Cormican, same 242.16 Paul Phillips, same Gill 209.58 Leslie 'Jones, same. 215.56, Paul Phillips, same Hamilton 29.70 Leslie Jones, same 30.30 Oscar E. Chowning. same Jackcon 255.02 Robert York, same 203.36 i

Johanningsmeier. same Jefferson 142.08 MarvH Walters, same 231.501 I.00 Robertson. Same .'. 130.00 TV-ft-l Johnson, same Turman 262.78

Oovge Burton, same 117.86

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Stockbergei-Seastrom Inc., same. 11.402.00 WELFARE FUND

Amorine Wilson, iegal service Wi'l A. Thompson, per diem bd mem ........ t Lulu Williamson, same........ Hannah .Murray, same Iva Giles, mileage visitor.... Pauline Walters, same Mi'dred Harrison, same Norma Kellv-Eno. same Mayme A. Keiser, mile direct I nvrl W. Stafford, mile bd mem Mavme A. Keiser. exp welfare Sullivan Tel Co., same...,..., A. G. McGuire, same

5.00 5 0 1 5.00 S At 25.00 25.00 ?5 00 5.60 1.20 2.00 12.45 21.00

ented union political activi'y next year to elect a Congress that will repeal the law.

Truman Urges Settlement 01 Labor Disputes

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.T T. . Werks. reassess real

! o-fi-to , S"4. ; FMa Kcnrnnv.- onme jni r.n AlujhaUErh. same 53.50 ' "Tt-tciH Obitin"-. same 27.50

'mf- Ttn-l't rrini. 200 00 Pprmne-1 Pecn' d ,Co' t.. same 41.01 1 fnir-" Ha-',,w'nrp. sn"i 41.70 i jpr-io-. l. stewa-t. refund tax j. Fhe 2.37 Warren Ui'ev. same Himilton 30.09

HIGHWAY REPAIR FUND Homer bmitn, same 168.30 Ciyde Aluiie, same i'2,1

ioinian Welsli, same xu.ou vVauer Hayes, same lia.So William Mahan, same 175.20 Clayton Pinkston, same...... 146.40 Aicnie Eaton,' same 167.45 Clay Adams, same 160.83 lioraer Hawkins, same 160.80

ueorge Mason, same., iwj.bu Eugene Wible, same 160.80 Oliver N. Sflepler, same 180.20

Raymond Smith, same lba.w Lawrence Robertson, same 160.83 Mcrvin Enochs, same 165.60 Raymond Pirtle, same 164.00 Clarence Alumbaugh, same 1K0 80

loyd Owens, same lis.ou Merle Terrell, same , 175.10 Eugene Turpen. same 176.80 Frank Raley, same..... 173.60 Clint Woodard, same 162.00 Joe Southwood. same 162.00 Cecil Curry. ' same 1 56.00 Paul Wallace, same 172.50 Ruben Clark, same 147.00 Norman Moore, same 150.75 Chi'les Moore, same 101.25 Austin Rinard. same 18.00 John, Edwards, same .220.50 Paul' Cox. same.". . ' 150 Wavne Manuel, same 150.75 William Webb. , jaije. 7'. . . ..... 81 75 Carl J. Sprontt. same 144.00

By Charlea H Herrold United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, Sept. 1 (UP) President Truman appealed to management' and labor for a sober settlement of their differences. "

Soybean Support Price Is Lower

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1 (UP) ( The Agriculture Department . announced today that producer) prices for 1949-crop soyoeans! will be supported at seven ca its a bushel lower than last year. . " 1 The Department announced a price support of $211 a bushel,

for green and yellow f.-iybeans

Author's Widow Finds New Poems , SPRINBFIELD, 111., Sept. 1 (UP) Mrs.- Vachel Lindsay, widow of the famed poet, said today she has found six unpublished rolumes of her husband's prose and po?try stored in a warehouse. . Mrs. Lindsay, now dean of women and chairman of the English department at Hillyer Junior College, Hartford, Conn., said the poet's works were packed in trunks in a. Snringfield warehouse afler his death. Lindsay died in Springfield in 1931. Mrs Lindsay said she found about 50 diaries with notes covering the years 1912 to 1931. She described the works as the "core of Lindsayana." Mrs. Lindsay said she would sell the diaries in one lot and would not break them up. She said she hoDed to sell them to a Midwestern library.

World War I Vets To Get Dividend WASHINGTON, Sept. 1 (U.R) The Veterans Administration will dip into its World War I life insurance trust fund early this month to pay out a $40,000,000 special dividend to 435,000 permanent plan policyholders. It announced last nigrjt that the special dividend, ranging form a few dollars to several hundred dollars, will go to those veterans who took out U. S. government life insurance prior to Jan. 1, 1944 and who havs kept it in force through December, 1948. This dividend, VA pointed out, has nothing to do with( the forthcoming $2,800,000,000 special dividend that will be paid out, starting early next year, to about 16,000,000 World War II poli;yhold-' ers. These veterans of the recent war now are filling out their special dividend applications, but will receive no money until 1950.

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THIS ANIMAL, captured m woods of Back river, Maryland, looks like a cat in front and a rabbit from rear. Observers say it has head and 'front legs of a cat and long hind legs and stubby tail of a rabbit and 'hops like a rabbit. What do you think? (International Soundphoto)

grading U. S. No. 2 Brown, blrck and mixed soybeans will be sup-1 ported at $1.91 a bushel. Prem-1

iums and discounts will apply tc '

other grades.

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culated to return soybean producers an average of 90 per cent j of the Sent. 1 naritv pri-e. Sup

ports lor me lato crop aiso naa

His appeal came as union and bPen set at 90 Per cent o pa'lyindustry leaders were locked m During the past year parity a bitter wage controversy which Prices have dropped slightly becould take 3,000,000 workers out cause of a diP in farming proon strike in the next 30 days. ' duction and living costs. In his Labor Day statement, Price suppor'ts will be availMr. Truman did not refer aWe th h loang and purchas3 specificalx to the log-jam of agreements from harvest time wage disputes in key industries. ; through Jan. 31.-1950 Only soyBut he reminded workers that beans grading tj. S. No. 4 or betLabor Day is more than a holt- ter and containing n0 more than

Udy loiueieuiaiiiis men-acme ve- 14 per cent moisture will be

eligible for support. The loans

ments.

will mature May 31, 1950. Producers delivering soybeans

to the government tin'ler a pur-

Clarenco Wyman, bridge crew

James Ingersoll, same Carl Cox. same Elrme "dIhics, same Jesse flnrk. same,... '. J. C. Pinkston. same Sullivan Tel Co., highway rep ,'t.n-' "'""ke, same Joe Wallaee. same Publie Service Co., same...... Su iivan Water Co.. same "ame Cletus Followoll. sam" Isbeil Bear Aligning Service. MaeAllister Maeh Co.. same.". iriv ., S'ri'J. same.. Rader Sales. Inc., same Poi Pnnsforrf s"me. "fich -P"M. ' MfK Co.. same..., W. G. Risss & Son. same ir .ar( tkIc. sime Sullivan Motor Supply, same..

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162.40 1B8.80 1H4.40 190.40 1B!.S0 12.75 4Q.0O 32.30 is w 3.60 15.10 54.56 9.50 12r.87 3(V 15.28 in is 158.55 15.20 186.41

Sober Evaluatioa "This year, more than ever," he said, "it is a time for a soii'ir

evaluation of the problems that chase aBreerriPnt must r!vl..r:

labor, together with all oth-r their intention within a 30-day groups in our t- untry, faces in periocJ ending May 31 1950

our cuinpiex wunu auu ui ojr mutual responsibility in meeting them." A board appointed by Mr. Tuman is wrUing recommendauens designed to .-.eUle the -coutrovei-sy between tne United Steelworkers (CIO) and the' steel in-

idustry over W3?i.;s, pensions and

Sept. 10. The union threatens o i call 1,000,000 workers 'out of I more than 800 steel and other

manufacturing plants on Sept. 14 if a satisfactory agreement is not reached.

I Government officials feel thpt a settlement without a sirike would go a long way toward . averting walkouts in coal, j.uto, rubber, ship -building,, electrical manufacturing, shipping, longshoring and copper industries. In those fields, upwatds of 2,000,000 additional workers will be free to strike in the next 30 days.

Why Do We Have Such Bargains? Equipped Farms, Business Opportunities, Rural Retirement Homes To sell through the UNITED FARM AGENCY, a property owner must submit his lowest price, give reasonable terms if possible and have a logical reason for selling. We are listing such bargains every day, and we pass them right along to our buyers. If a property must be sold at once, must be thrown on the market at a sacrifice price for auick action, the UNITED man is on the iob.

No charge for listing, through your Local Bonded Repre- k

sentative, James VV. Laroliette, suliivan, ind., K. U.. 4, Phone 9075. (3 Miles North on U. S. 41)

I Full Partner 1 Mr. Truman said that labor is a full partner in the economy.

He proposed that it be made a

THE BEEK WITH THE MILLION DOLLAR FLAVOR

Police Keep Their Promise To Hugh . NEW YORK, Sep tvJ .(.UP,! Police kept their promise to Hugh Will, age 9, today not to tell his 'mother how he skinned his legs. . Hugh caught his foot while swinging on a subway turnstile yesterday and police had to dismantle the gate to free l.im. He was treated at Norwegian Hospital. The boy refused to give his name and address to the police until tey promised not to tell his mother about the accident. They dropped him off a block from his home so his mother would not guess how he bruised his shins.

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