Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 178, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 8 September 1949 — Page 5

SULLIVAN, INDIANA

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES- THURSDAY, SEPT. 8, 1945.

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FOR SALE

GIVE US your rail fertilizer rder now. See us for weed, brier nd sprout killer. See us for releaned Balbo rye seed. Farm

3ureau Co-op.

FROZEN FOOD CONTAINERS We have a complete line

.o accommodate your locker stor

age needs. Ascorbic acid for

YdoD SERVICE, across from lgion Home, Sullivan. "

All insurance IS NOT alike:

iFree with each new auto policy

-vritten a road ATLAS of all

fctates. Policy is good all states

and Canada, with permit issued

to go to Mexico at no additional

cost. Nationwide claim service.

Ferd Hall, Coffman Bldg., Sulli

van FOR SALE 1941 International jbne 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 ,f,. ii-oc Qflflvd likp new.

A & T Wrecking Co.

JOHNSON Production Bred CHICKS HATCH EVERY MONDAY, at $12.50 per hundred. 13c for less than 100. Johnson Feed & Supply Co., 115 So. Court St. Phone 606. . ; ONE WEEK" SPECIAL Full size bottle gas range installed with 100 lbs. of gas, $89.95. See this and other models at Thomas Upholstering Shop, Dugger, Ind. Terms if desired.

f FOR SALE Used washer, elec

tric sweeper, 2 feather beds, air filter for hay fever, used cars, tires and parts. Welding and repairing. Mason Auto Exchange, Phone 141R, Carlisle. "toITsALE 1946 Chevrolet club coupe. Radio, heater. Reasonable. Phone 449.

FOR SALE 2 large size Warm Morning heaters, one with jacket, one without jacket. Each priced $50.00. Small size hand cream separator on pedestal, used ' four times. Price $30. Enterprize lard press on pedestal, price $10. Ottis Thomson, Hymera, Ind. Come in and tell us your Winter Blanket needs. We have a plan of payment you'll like. P and A Furniture, South Side Square. ' FOR SALE 1 "A" shaker screen coal $6.00 per ton; mine run $5.00. Delivered to Sullivan. $4.50 for screen at mine and $3.50 for mine run at mine. Ervin Mayfield, Phone 9122. R. R. 5. RENEWALS, MAGAZINE RENEWALS! I appreciate magazine renewals too. Just phone Glenn Creamer, 724-A. II I MM. I Ill

E FOR SALE Alfalfa. Baling $

Thursday -afternoon. Get it from the field. Wire tied bales. ALSO CORN PICKER, one row. Like new. Dr. S. E. Lind-ley.

Extra heavy hog troughs. Warranted to last one year. Ellis Hatchery, Carlisle, Ind. FOR SALE Corn Picker.

Choice of 2 row Case or 1 row Woods. Both like new. C. E. West, ' 1 mi. south on U. S. 41. Phone 9191. " I

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FOR SALE 100 bushels recleaned and treated Goens wheat, $2.15 per bushel. Also 15-months-old Polled Hereford bull. Robert H. Ford, 6 miles northeast Sullivan near Peerless mine.

FOR SALE 28-foot Alma House Trailer, fully equipped, and '41 Buick club coupe. Can be seen 12 to 6:00 p. m. 836 E. Dude St., Sullivan, Indiana. FOR SALE Grimes Golden and Red Delicious apples. Other varieties later; Price according to grade. Sweet cider. mile west of New Lebanon Elevator. Rush Schaffer. FOR SALE 40 acres, 4-room house, half basement, barn and other outbuildings. Reasonably priced. Cecil Trueblood, mile and a quarter northwest Fairbanks.

-O-0W HIS WAY BACK TO THE HOSPITAL,

AFTER WIRING HI5 KAKHNTSs IHS NfcWSs

OF THE ARRIVAL OF THEIR

GRANDDAUGHTER, ALDEN

tt...HIS CAR LEFT THE ROAD AND CRASHED!

ALDEN STONE WAS INSTANTLY KILLED..."

...LEAVING HIS WIFE, JEANNIE, PENNILESS, UNLESS THE STONES RELENTED. "

FOR SALE New 42-in. Harrison sink, left hand drainboard, $75; nearly new rural mail box; fresh eggs. Sunset Tourist Court, Paxton. FOR SALE Registered medium type Poland China sow, due to farrow in two weeks. Silas Booker, 6 miles east of Carlisle, R. 2, Carlisle.

FOR SALE One Jersey cow, one heifer with calf. 1 mile south of Glendora. Bennett Mickey, Phone 8301.

FOR SALE 4-year-old yellow Jersey cow, easy milker, well broke, gives 4 gallons weighed milk a day. 439 South Bell. Charles Arnett, Phone 990-Y.

FOR SALE 1940 Mercury 2door, '46 motor, ra.dio, heater, new seat covers. 1101 N. Main St. FOR SALE 1948 heavy duty Whizzer motorbike. Good condition. 115 W. Wolfe St. Joe Bennett. . .

HINES MARKET north on 41. Peaches. Melons, ice box size, $1.00 doz. Quality in quantity. FOR SALE 3 stock heifers, big; 1 small heifer, 1 shoat, 3 good milk cows. Earl Dudley, 2 miles west cemetery, Farmersburg. "SEE the NEwT950"Model ReoRoyal power mower now on display at Boone Shop, 16 E. Jackson.

FOR SALE 16 inch mounted International plow, fits Farmall 12 or 14; also 60 gallon lub tank, 60 gal. kerosene tank with pumps. Cheap. E. L. Smallwood, 5 miles east of Sullivan. Dugger phone. FOR SALE Warm Morning stove with jacket, $50.00. Lawn mower. Both in . good condition. Call 699-B. .Used bargains! 24" boy's bike, Leonard refrigerator, oil burning heating stove. E-Z terms.- Pirtle & Inbody.

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FOR SALE A 1930 Model A Ford coupe. A good motor. See Norman Able, R. 5, Sullivan or Phone 9152. FOR SALE Baled straw. Floyd Chambers, xk mile south Shiloh Church. FOR SALE Horses. William Bush, Shelburn, Indiana.

FOR SALE 2 good registered Polled Hereford yearling bulls, well-marked, dark color, blocky and Bangs vaccinated. W. D. Baughman, West Union, 111. FORSALE-rWell built ' house, seven rooms, garage, good street in Sullivan. Reasonable. Write Box 1000 care Sullivan Daily Times.

- FOR SALE 6 comiqg-yr-old vvheifers, 5 White Face and 1 An- . gus. Walter Everhart, mile west Baker Mine. WERECOMMENd" odorless B'ina Foam for cleaning auto upholstery. It's truly fine. Root's. FOR SALE Avery single bottom 16 in. tractor plow, in A-l condition. Fred McKinney, Lewis, R. 1. NEW 1950 3 H.P. WHIZZER MOTORS at the same old price of $109.97. New model J motors are now down to $89.50, for as long as they last. Plenty of . heavy duty bikes. Parts and repairing. Oscar Norris and Sons, 8 North Main.

FOR SALE One W. C. Allis-! Chalmers tractor and one W. C. ' Allis-Chalmers mounted corn picker, one 40-foot corn elevator. '

All late models and in good con- . dition. Lang McCammon, R. 1, Sullivan, Carlisle phone. ' FOR S ALE '61 International Combine with motor and pickup reel. Just overhauled. New Dempster Drill with fertilizer and seed attachment for Ford or Ferguson Tractor: Also for sale or trade, '46 Chevrolet l-ton long wheel base truck with grain bed and cattle rack, A-l condition, for late model car. Fred Lynch, Jr., "1.3 miles east of Shelburn on Shady Lane Road. Shelburn Phone 196-X. , FOR SALE Three-room house, south end of Sullivan. Now empty. Lights. Price $1000.00. W. T. Mellott.

Harris, one new 1949. Never) Becsxgffgt,

used. spi,Z95.oo. other almost new. $1,175.00. Raymon Jennings, 5 , miles northwest of Shelburn or

. see at Frozen Food Locker at i

Farmersburg on Highway 41. FOR SALE Black and ' white pony 44 inches high. Red bridle, saddle, pad and martingale, like new. Herman Gibbs, one mile south of Bucktown, FOR SALEOne row Picker! used one year, $450.00. Basil McCartyy mile east of Merom Station. R. 1 Merom; ' FOR SALE Nubian Heater, in good condition, used two winters. Leland C. Phegley, Carlisle R. 3.

FOR SALE 1944 6 ft. Case combine with motor. f A-l condition. Reasonable. First crossroads south of Youngstown, 2nd house east. Virgil Kinman.

c FOR SALE 1940 Mercury 2door, A-l condition. Call at City Taxi Stand or 590 South Court. Miscellaneous

1. FOR SALE 100-acre farm, $60.00 per acre. Good buildings. Might consider trade. South of Sullivan. 2. 50-acre farm, east of Sullivan. $5,000.00. Will exchange for property. Inquire at 424 South Court St. FOR SALE One row New Idea corn picker. Ready to go. Jared Implement Sales. ' FORSALE New 1949 Ford1A ton Pickup, V-8. Lloyd Motor Sales. Inc., Sullivan, Ind.

Need a new battery for winter? We have them. Also Firestone tires, tubes and accessories. Come in and see us. Sullivan County Motor Sales, Shelburn, Ind., on U. S. 41.

FOR SALE 1947 Ford Super Tudor, R & H; 1940 Hudson coach, 1930 Chev. coach and 1931 Oldsmobile coupe. Lloyd Motor Sales, Inc., Sullivan, Ind.

IF YOUR car heats or your radiator leaks see Wayne Kennedy, Nu-Cor Radiator Shop, 925 North Main, Sullivan. . Motor Reboring," brake drums reground, hard seat grinding, oxygen and acetylene cylinders. Parts for all cars. Sullivan Motor Supply, 10 E. Jackson St. The old experienced painter calls for Benjamin Moore's Paints Superior Quality since 1883. Rent our NEW floor sanding equipment. Sullivan Decorating Co., West Side of Square. CESSPOOL, septic tank, government toilet cleaning. Modern pumping equipment. Box 20 care Times. '

BREED YOUR DAIRY COWS

ARTIFICIALLY, Contact the!

county agent's office or any director of the breeding association for information. FAR3I (EXPERIENCE WILL PAY OFF If you can meet people and if you like farmers you may have what we are looking for. This is a different sales job with thorough training and no stock or credit to carry. Full time, permanent work in Clay, Greene, Sullivan, Vigo Counties. Backed by reputable 60-year-old Company. Home nights. Only hard working men between 25 and 50 with dependable cars will be considered. Reply to Box 292, c-o Times. PERSONAL MEN, WOMEN! OLD AT 40, 50, 60! Want to feel peppy, years younger? Ostrex Tonic Tablets

pep up bodies lacking iron; also contain Vitamin Bl, calcium. New i "get acquainted" size ONLY 50c! At all druggists in Sullivan, at!

Smith Drug. Ice cream social Friday night, Sept. 9 at Mt. Moriah church mile north of Bucktown.

HELP WANTED Permanent position open for young lady over 18 years old. Apply at Bennett Pharmacy. CARD OF THANKS I want to thank ( the Sullivan County Commissioners, Sullivan Monument Co., Mayor Mr. Biddle and the American Legion Post 139 for helping me compile the necessary thing towards the erection of a War Memorial for Sullivan County's sons of Wars 1 and 2 on the southwest corner, near flagpole. , Mrs. R. H. Clarkson

News Of Surrounding Communities

Red Attorneys Seek Mistrial On Robeson Riot

WANTED

WANTED Housekeenpr. more!

for home than wages. Good home for right party. Write R. R. 3, Sullivan, Ind., or call at Ben Kable home. .- '

FOR SALE Nash coupe, good tires, good paint. Can be seen after 4 p. m. Mrs. Oliver Ogle, R. R. 2, Sullivan.

It's that time again. Is your car ready for fall and winter? Let

qualified mechanics handle it for; you at the Sullivan County Motor : Sales in Shelburn on U. S. 41.

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

ord 8201, Terre Haute. We )ay all phone charges. 24-

lour service.

JohnWachtelCo.

Terre Haute, Indiana

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See Our Complete Line Of Stoves 14.95 t To 120.00 Also Stove Supplies

The Ladies of St. Mary's will hold their fall rummage sale at, 107 West Jackson St., September!

j 9 and 10. Plenty bargains for I young and old. Those wishing to-j ' give articles, call Mrs. Effie Wilson, Phone No. 246. j

j Lengthen and Shosting ! Frames, Mounting Dump Bodies,

Fifth Wheels and repairing same. Specialize in all makes of brakes.

Change over and repairing. Farmers Service Garage, Farmer's Cor- j ner east of Merom. j Do you like to do your own ; house,work? If not, let Servall do your work for you. The all newj cleaner. ""BENNY DEFRANK SHOE RE-! PAIRING. One door south , of j Index.

WANTED A man to board and room or would take an old lady. Call at 227 N. Broad St., Sullivan, Ind.

WANTED rBoy to work on I farm. Year-round job. Ivan Rob-i

bins, Carlisle, Indiana, R. R. 2 Phone 41F11 Carlisle.

wanted Keliable man as I

wholesale distributor for fastmoving products with repeat sales. Run your own business; make good profit. For details, write Mr. B. E. C, care of this newspaper. ' , , "wANTEDt6RENT Building or shed or garage for dressing poultry, in or close to city limits. Elza Hawkins, phone 392. j MAN WANTED-for" Rawleigh business. Real opportunity in City of Sullivan, Linton. Shelburn, Hymera. We help you get started, j Write Rawleigh's, Dept. INH-603-O, Freeport, III.

NEW YORK, Sept. 8 (UP) Attorneys for 11 U. S. Communist leaders charged with conspiracy failed today in an attempt to have a mistrial declared on the basis of the rioting which followed Paul Robeson's concert at Peckskill Sunday night. But Judge Harold R. Medina left the way clear for defense attorneys to apply to another Federal court for an investigation of the attack on the Roleson supporters by irate, antiCommunist townspeople. The mistrial motion charged that the Peekskill melee had prejudiced the defendants' righ-s to a fair trial and that the stones pnd bottles thrown at some of the defendants violated their Constitutional right.? - An Ontr:;e "I think it was outrageous and no question about it, ' Medina said. He refused to consider the mistrial motion, however, on the ground that the affair "has no concern with this trial and should not be permitted to become part of the trial." The defense then moved for a Federal grand jury investigation of the incident. Medina refused to interrupt the trial by involving the court in such an investigation, but " told the attorneys they might renew their application in the regular criminal term of the court. Medina rebuked the attorneys

for attemping to delay the trial. Rebukes Attorneys "This is not the first time the defense has tried to get the court to investigate something or other," he said, "all of which is'

part of an euort to matce a counter-attack on society. I won't

J.tl 111. . U Jl.'J W A ....w " ' n . Attorneys' said three of the defendants were involved in the Peekskill incident. Irving Potash has been under treatment for eye injuries received from broken class. The automobiles of

I Rpniamin Davis qnn Rol.f.rt

Thompson were damaged, Attorney Richard Gladstein said. The 11 men, all members of the Communist party national board, have been on trial since

!Jan. 17 on charges of conspiring to1 teach and advocate the overthrow of the government by

force.

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Lucas Predicts j Tariff Bill

fill Be Passe

WASHINGTON, Sept. 8 (U.R) Sen. Scott Lucas, D., 111., said today the Senate will pass the administration sponsored reciprocal trade extension bill without an amendment which Republicans say is a safeguard against dangerous tariff cuts. The Democratic leader conceded the vote "'could be clos"

on the amendment by Sen. Millikin, R., Colo. The amendment would require, the President to report to Congress whenever he

cut3 tariffs below danger points set by the tariff commission. Millikin's peril point provision was writtten into the reciprocal trade act by the 150th Congress. The Demo-craic 81st Congress seeks to remove it from the proposed three year extension of the act. ; Sen. Arthur H. Vandenberg, R., Mich., who helped writs in the peril point? provision last year, dismissed as "ridiculous" the administration's opposition to it.

Floyd Boyer and children and Mrs. Cora Boyer of Terre Haute, were guests Saturday of Mrs. Shirley Greene and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ackelnue and sons and John Thompson oi Indianapolis, were week-end guests of Mrs. Edna Thompson. Earl Hunt, who is employed in Indianapolis, spent the holidays at home. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rockenfield and daughters, Patricia and Marcia, and Hugh Willisman of Detroit, Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Devlin of Martinsville, Illinois, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hount of Palestine, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Hedden of Sullivan, Mrs. Bucholy and Marilyn -Bucholy of Terre Haute were visitors of Mrs. Nett Rockenfield Sunday. Mrs. Cora Dungan spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr.' Harry Rogers and family at Paxton. (.. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Mason and family of Spiceland, spent the week-end hee with relative-;. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mahan of Bethany, Tlinois, spent thj week-end here with relatives.

Ramona Reid, student nuisi! at

the Union Hospital in Terre Haute, is spending her vacation here with her parents, Mr. c.nd Mrs. Cap Reid. Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Grant and family, formerly of Mirion. Tnd., moved Thursday into inn Pilgrim Holiness parsonage and he will seive as minister of the church.

Mrs. Mary Goodman of Terre Haute and Etta Case of Bowling Green, are visiting Fern Case and

family.

A surprise birthday supper wijs

held at the home of Mr. and

Mrs. Sam Owens on September

1, in honor of Mr; Oweos'

mother. Mrs. Tillie Stwallcy. A

beautiful cake, bake.! by Mrs Joe Gill, was the centerpiece, Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stwalley and Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Gill of Terre Haute, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Owens aid Sharon, Bert Stwalley, and the honored

guest, Tillie Stwalley. '

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Husband and

Nell Gordon were Labor Day

dinner guests of -Mr. and Mr3 tt F. Kavlor of farmersburg.

Mr.' and Mrs. Meao.-s Wheeler

were in' Terre Haute Tuesday.

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The Paula Ann Home Ec club of Shelburn will meet at the home of Mrs. Floyd Payne Wednesday September 14th. A while elephant sale will be held. Every member urged to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Curry were in Palestine Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Scott spent Sunday in LoogootEe visiting relatives. Mrs. Lillian Jones, Mrs. Fern Banfield and Mrs. Marguerite Miller spent Thursday afternoon in Terre Haute.

today's Markets TNDTANAPOLIS. Sept. 8. (U.R)

i Hogs 12,000, active, 25c lower

I hnnniuii anrl Flits, hulk OOQ

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and choice 190-260 lbs., ?zi.zd.9!t.7S: few heavier weights; 165

inn ihs.. 20.75 $21.50; 100-160

Jibs., $14.75 $16.00; choice near iifin' lhs. around $16.50; sows

about steady; 300-400 lbs., $17.25 18.50: choice lightweights

$18.75 $19.00; 400-550 lbs., $15.00

$17.25; odd big weights

down. Cattle 1.400. calves 600; steer

and heifers fully steady; 3 loadf high choice 1260 lb. steers $31.00 highest price of , year; 13 . load; 1345 lh. averaee steers $30.00

some $28.00; good to just choicf

950 lb. yearlings $28.o0; mediun and good 900 lb. yearlings $27.00 common and medium $18.00-

$23.00; little done on heifers rows firm, eood beef cows $15.2;

$17.50; good young cows $18.5Uj

; common $12.75 $15.00; vealev Inftive around $1.00 higher; coo

land choice $28.00 $30.00, com

mon and medium $22.00 $27.5U. SheeD 1.000: good and choic

native lambs $24.50 $25.00; me

dium $21.50 $24.00, commo $18.50 $21.00; slaughter ewe $5.00 $7.00; lightweights $8.50.

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Afternoon. Bowling Before 5:30 P.M 25c per line The leagues are filling up fast so if your'e not on a team yet, get your applicat'Vin in before it's ,too late. There are still a few places open for either teams or individuals. , You don't have to be good to bowl in a v . league. Your handicap will help to' even ' things up. Every one bowls just for the fun of it.

0WL1NG PALACE 1112 N. M if ii Sullivan