Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 182, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 13 September 1949 — Page 5
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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES-. TUESDAY, SEPT, 13, 1949.
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FOR SALE
JIVE US your rail fertilizer note. See us for weed, brier
Atnd sprout killer. See us for re-
cleaned Balbo rye seed. Farm Bureau Co-op. ' FROZEN FOOD CONTAINERS We have a complete line to accommodate your locker storage needs. Ascorbic acid for peaches. RICKARD FROZEN FOOD SERVICE, across from Legion Home, Sullivan. ALL insurance is not alike. Our supply of road atlases is low but have plenty of insurance. Ferd E. Hall, Coffman Bldg. Phone 567. 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. . COMBINES. Two 6 ft. MasseyHarris. One new 1949. Never used. $1,295.00. Other almost new. $1,175.00. Raymon Jennings, 5 miles northwest of Shelburn or see at Frozen Food Locker at Farmersburg on Highwayj41. Extra heavy hog troughs. Warranted to last one year. Ellis Hatchery, Carlisle, Ind. FOR SALE Grimes Golden and Red Delicious apples. Other varieties later. Price according to grade. Sweet cider. Bring own containers. mile west of New Lebanon Elevator. Rush Schaffer. FOR SALE 1940 Mercury 2door, A-l condition. Call at City Taxi Stand or 590 South Court. Fall Wallpaper Close Out Sale! 150 Beautiful Patterns Reduced 20. Shop now for Best Bargains. 8c a single roll and up. Sullivan Decorating Co.. West side of
square, Sullivan, Ind. FOR SALE 1935 Ford. Good tires, good heater. George Mason, Jr., New Lebanon. "FOR SALE One Oil Heater, used very little, excellent condition. Clarence M. Walters, Shelburn R. 2. Graysville phone. FOR SALE Claremont Heating Stove. Charles Morin, Phone 9061. - . : , . ' FOR ALE 1938 2-doorStan-dard Chev sedan. Good condition throughout. Good paint and good rubber. Price $325. 1020 N. State. , Phone 734-A.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Good team, wagon and harness. 1 mile south of New Lebanon. Everett Irvin. "FOR SALE White enamel Charter Oak range in good condition. Claude Robbins, R. 3 Sullivan. Phone 8135. FOR SALE John Deere 2-row corn picker. Used one year. Luther Phegley. Carlisle, Ind. FOR SALE Deluxe chrome trimmed collapsible baby buggy. Used 55-gallon steel drums. Make me offer. Flynns. Shelburn. PUBLIC GAMESfuesday, Sept. 13. 7:30 p. m., M. W. of A. hall, by Daughters of America.
FOR SALE South Section St., 5 rooms, modern except furnace. $3,250.00. Easy terms. Inquire 424 So. Court. FOR SALE 3-room house near Cheese Factory, empty now. Kerosene range stove. Call 302 E. Jackson St. FOR SALE John Robertson Farm, 5 acres, 3 miles northeast of Sullivan. Price $3,200.00, for quick sale. W. T. Mellott.
INSTRUCTIONS VETERANS Why accept less than the best? Thousands of mechanically inclined men have benefitted through C.T.I. Training. We will
assist you in getting part time work while attending school to add $80 to $115 per month to your government subsistence of $75 to $120. Learn one of the following splendid trades in only 20 weeks. Auto or Diesel Mechanics Body and Fender RepairsPainting Refrig. Air Conditioning Radio Television Servicing Electricity Electronics You will be taught on modern equipment in our large shops under expert supervision. Free placement service after graduation. Living facilities available. Visit Bert Karns at the Dept. of Veterans Affairs Office, Court House, Sullivan, Ind., Thursday, Sept. 15. from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Commercial Trades Institute. . FREE dirt for the hauling. 731
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FOR SALE Storage Plant, Merchants Ice' and Coal Co., now empty. Owner leaving city and will make an attractive price for quick sale. W. T. Mellott. APPLES FOR SALE Northern Spies, Grimes, and Jonathan. Call after 4 o'clock. Settles Fruit Farm, 4 miles northeast Sullivan. Shelburn phone.
FOR SALE One W. C. AllisChalmers tractor and one W. C. Allis-Chalmers mounted ' corn picker, one 40-foot corn elevator. All late models and in good con-
f dition. Lang McCammon, R. 1,
Sullivan, Carlisle phone. T W I? f W CAI 1? T7 .. : -J
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Combs' farm, 1 mi. west Carlisle.
Spring boars and gilts. Top quality. Allan Coulson and Sons, Russell Combs and Sons.
FOR SALE Apt. size city gas stove, used very short time, $75.00. Can be seen at 221 E. Washington. John Kelly, 145, Graysville. FOR SALE Pipeless cast iron furnace. Will heat 4 to 5 rooms. Priced to sell. 456 So. Section St. FOR SALE Fries" rabbits and hutches; pump. 433 East Jackson. Tel. 412.
FOR SALE Small spotted Shetland pony colt; 30 native ewes. Roy Deckard, 7 miles southeast Sullivan. Dugger phone. FOR SALE-1940 ton pickup. Francis Truelock, Phone 928-B. FOR SALE Small girl's bicycle. Joan Whiter Shelburn. Miscellaneous
An ice cream social is being sponsored by the Young Adults of Dodd Bridge Friday night, Sept. 16th at the Turman House in Graysville. Special program. Everybody welcome. Ladies everywhere enjoy big earnings daily. Sell Guaranteed Maisonette Frocks. Write Box 453, Terre Haute. : ' '
Come in and see the new 1950 24" cut CLEAN-Cut Power lawn mower. It is on4isplay now at Oscar Norris and Sons, 8 North Main. - SERVALL!! All Purpose cleaner. One cleaner for everything. So convenient a little goes a long way. Get some right away.
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 Day old male Jer
sey calf. Raymond Ferree, Sullivan Route 2. Graysville Phone.
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nnfti ao you Know joe oiner than Fina Foam is the perfect up-
i holstery cleaner. Root's.
FOR SALE A-C combine
y Model 60, Massey-Harris tractor
Senior 101 and cultivators. Sell
I together. All in good condition. X Rerleaned and trpatpr) Vion
wheat. James E. Shrum, Ph. 9204. FOR SALE 35White Rock
pullets, ready to lay. Also 3-year-
old cow. Fred Martin, xk mile north, Dugger High School.
FOR SALE 1947 Chev. 5-pas-
senger coupe, fully equipped. Excellent condition. 129 High St.
Phone 934-X.
IF YOUR car heats or your radiator leaks see Wayne Kennedy, Nu-Cor Radiator Shop, 925 North Main, Sullivan. Motor Reboring. brake drums
Ireground, 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 equiDment. Box 20 care
I Times.
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.
Rummage and Bake Sale Friday, Sept. 16th at Citizens Trust Bldg. in M. W. of A. Hall by Minnehaha Club. PLEASE"rETURN black and white umbrella with initials M.K. Also for sale; Quick Meal coal Tange. 122 N. Cross.
WANTED
. MALE HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Mate. Veterans and non-veterans! See ad under "Instructions" about learning a trade and employment. Commercial Trades. ' WANTED TO RENT 4 or 5room house. Phone 829-L.
WANTED Single or mar
ried man to work on farm. Year around Work. James E.l
Shrum, Ph. 9204. R. R. 1.
FOR SALE Two-room house
on two lots at Paxton. Clarence
Hylton, Paxton. -
FOR SALE 5-foot Kelvinator.
127 South State Street.
Sarah's Beauty Shop in Shelburn is now open for business. Call 147 for appointments.
MAN WANTED for Rawleigh business. Real opportunity in City of Sullivan, Linton, Shelburn, Hymera. We help you get started. Write Rawleigh's, Dept. INH-603-O, Freeport, 111. WANTED 2 or 3-room unfurnished apt. Utilities furnished. Phone 72.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Two rooms unfurnished upstairs apartment. Private rear entrance. Inquire 530 or 533 South Court St. FOR RENT Sleeping room. Ladies preferred. Two could share it. 224 N. State. Phone 443-Y.
LOST
Court Restrains F.C.C. Ban On Radio Giveaways CHICAGO, .Sept. 13 (UP) Federal District Judge Michael L. Igoe today issued an injunction temporarily restraining the Federal Communications Commission from putting its proposed ban on radio give-away shows into effect on Oct. 1. Igoe ruled that the temporary injunction shall be in effect until a three-judge constitutional court rules on the proposed ban. He set Oct. 7 for the start of hearings bythe three-judge court. The injunction was issued at the request of Radio Features, Inc., which sought the convening
! of the three-judge court on
grounds that the FCC ban was unconstitutional Attorneys for Radio Features argued that the FCC action deprived- radio stations and networks of property without due process of law.
, Similar Suits' -have been filei
in New York on behalf of the American Broadcasting Co., the Colum'bia Broadcasting System, and the National Broadcasting Co. The Chicago suit was filed first. i Igoe in issuing the preliminary injunction said he issued it on ' grounds that "irreparable" damage might be suffered by the radio stations. During arguments preceding Igoe's ruling, Attorney Max Golman for the FCC said he did not believe there was need for the injunction. He said he did t ot think that there was any possibility that a station wouM lose its license jf it carried give-away programs after Oct. 1. The commission, he said, would be inclined to await a rulin; by a three-judge court, and no license renewals were iu thi off
ing for hearing until Nov. 1. Mainly, Golman argicd, tha
commision did not feel that a
single judge should isr.te an injunction when tha FCC ruling demanded a three-judge court for interpretation. Igoe, how
ever, said that the petition of Radio Feature was in good or
der and p'roper.
FOR SALE Marble ioo dress-!
er, wash stand and table. Also)
davenport, chair and bookcase.
309 East Jackson.
FOR SALE Fire Tender stoker and all controls. Sidearm gas heater and hot water tank. Glessie Lewellyn at Davidson Cleaners. FOR SALE Spinet piano, mahogany, standard make, slightly used. Bargain. For details where piano may be seen write Box M.S., care of Times.
We Pay For Dead Animals rail Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan Dhone 332 or Craw-
ord 8201, Terre Haute. We
ay all phone charges. 24 tour service. '
John Wachtel Co.
Terre Haute, Indiana
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See Our Complete Line Of Stoves 14.95 To 120.00 Alsa Stove Supplies
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The Friendly Store ' Authorized Dealer Frank & Bud Vanzo, Owner N. Side Square
LOST Packages misplaced in wrong car SaturGay in front of A & P Store. Finder return to Times office. CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to Rev. L. L. Johnson and Rev. Canfield for their words of comfort in sermon and prayer; to the singers for the rendering of favorite songs; to those who sent floral offerings; to Mr. and Mrs. Curt DeBaun and helpers; and to all those who assisted in any way during the extended illness and passing of our dear sister and friend. The Foutz Family Hurshel Huff
WE NOW HAVE WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC Water Heaters Also American Standard Bathroom Equipment. We do repair work. Sullivan Plumbing Co. First Road South aud East Of Cheese Factory. Phone 259
Russians Release Two Americans ' BERLIN, Sept. 13. (UP) Maj. Victor Milncr Jr., and his father, both of Los Angeles, were released tonight at the Herleshausen zonal border station after three days in Russian hands, German border police announced. The two Americans disappeared Saturday after reporting their intention of driving from Kronberg Castle near Frankfurt to Berlin. Herleshausen officials reported that they reached the zonal border in their own car, a German Volkswagen,, reported to an American sergeant, and drove away with him.
! STARTS TERM FOR BURGLARY I " 1 LOGANSPORT, Sept, 13 (U.R) I Lawrenre Mulf.ord, age 43,' of j Lafayette, began a two-to-five J year sentence at the State Prison I today for committing a burglary I which netted him $18.75 worth j of meat. Cass Circuit Court Judge Clifford Wild , pronounced sentence after Mulford pleaded guilty to second degree burglary. fie was caught after breaking inito the Pancinnie Grocery las' 'Saturday. .
OBITUARY Maggie Fylura Foutz, daughter of Absalom and Nancy Jane Patton Foutz, was born April 14, 1896 in Turman Township in the family homestead where she spent her entire life. She was one of eight children: namely, Calvin, Mary, Jacob, Byron, William, Durham, Fylura, and Carl all of whom survive her. Her illness was of long duration and her suffering was ofjten intense. Last May, she went to Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis where she received the best of medical treatment and surgery, but it was all of no avail, and she gradually grew worse until on last Friday, September 2 she slipped away to that eternal Home "where sickness, nor sorrow, nor death ever comes" at the age of fifty-three years, four months, and nineteen days. On her return from Methodist Hospital she went to the home of her brother, Will, where she was tenderly cared for by her sister Mary, and Will and his good wife. Early in life, under the pastorate of Rev. Brimlow, Fylura united with the Methodist Church at Union Chapel and remained a
loyaLTmeiiiher always-failhfuLia. attendance as long as her health would permit. She filled different offices in the Sunday School, serving as teacher of the Primary class for a number of years. On August 1 on her sick bed, she came into a full knowledge and experience of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. On that day, God did so wondrously bless her and give her such a glorious assurance of salvation, that she went to her Heavenly Home rejoicing in the Saviour's love. She is survived by the sister and brothers already named, by her friend Hurshel Huff, eighteen nieces, eight nephews and many other relatives and friends. CROSSING THE BAR Sunset and evening star, And one clear call for me! And may there be no moaning of 1 the bar When I put out to sea.
But such a tide as moving seems
asieep Too full for sound or foam, When that which drew from out the boundless deep
lurns again home. Twilight and evening bell, And after that the dark!
And may there be no sadness of
larewell, When. I embark;
For though from out our bourne
ot time and Dlace
The flood may bear me far, I hope to see my Pilot face to face When I have crossed the bar.
Tennyson. SMALLEST BABY HAS BIRTHDAY
CHICAGO, Sept. 13 (UP) Candice Korvel, the "smallest'
baby ever born that lived," celebrated her first birthday today. Candice, born two months prematurely, weighed only one
pound seven ounces. Today, shs
tipped the scales at 17 pounds. Doctors said her survit-l was a miracle, particularly in view of an attack of doubla pneumonia during her first few months of life.
News Of Surrounding Communities
SHELBURN
Mrs. Emma Brook and daugh1ter, Mrs. Sadie Courier of St. Francisville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hazelrigg and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Pierce Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Jefferson and family were week-end guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Jefferson. ' Mrs. Nan Curtis of Hymera, and Mrs. Alice Peak spent Friday with Mrs. Fannie McKinney. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jefferson and Mrs, -Ruby Hay worth of Farmersburg, visited relatives in Indianapolis Thursday and Friday and attended the State Fair. Arthur McMillan attended the ball game at , Sullivan Sunday afternoon.
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Mrs. Stella Johnson will be hostess for a wedding shower at her home Thursday night at 7 o'clock in honor of Mr. and Mrs Wayne Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Boroughs returned home Friday from Indianapolis where they soeat the past week with relatives and attending the State Fair. j - Mrs. Nan Kelly has moved io the Lura HawkVis home where she will spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roberts and family spent Saturday '.w'th relatives at Paxton. Rcxie Kclsey of Iadi.mapnlis, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Bates. Mrs. Nette Roekenfieid left last week for Detroit, Michigan to spend the winf,jr with her children. Frances Wills, who is in school in Terre Haute, spoilt tho weekend at home. Mrs. 'James Lands' a'ntT children returned SaUircljv to their home in Bluffton.- Old. after spending the past week with ntr father, Rea Hoilman. "
CARLISLE Miss Colleen Parks has entered the Terre Haute Commercial
! College, at Terre Haute.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Earl of Miami, Florida, came last week for a visit with Mrs. Earl's aunts, Misses Okie and Cecelia Willis. H. R. McFarland spent last week-end at New Richmond, Ohio, visiting his aunt, Mrs. H. T. Lindesy. Miss Patty and Judy Powell of
Sullivan, spent the week-end with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Grass Sr. Mr. and Mrs. George Russell of Indianapolis, spent the I Labor Day vacation here with Mrs. Russell's mother, Mrs. Barbara Russell and Patty. Mr. and Mrs. David Stswait ot Anderson spent Sunday night here the gu-wts f Mr. a.ii Wis. Clyde Weir. Mrs. Myrtle Purcell lcluined home Sunday from Bloonvngton, Illinois, where sh lias been visiting her son, Wilbur and family. ' '. ' " Mrs. M. K. Boweq has returned home from Anderson, where she has been the guet of "r.er son, Donald Bowen end family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kresge and son of Vihcennes, spent Sunday visiting Mr. : Kresga's mother, Mrs. Edna Kresge, and grandfather, T. S. Rising r:,;
t .... STANTON GRiFFIS (above) will be named ambassador to Argit;ina when James Bruce resign that post, President Truman l as announced. (Ti-n'Onal) Strike Casualty
POLICE CAPTURE MAN AFTER CHASE INDIANAPOLIS, Sept.. 13 (UP) Willis Harmon, qge 35, was captured by city and State Police today after a 3-minute chase through 18 miles of Indianapolis streets when the officers fired more than a dozei " bullets through his car. Harmon, who was sought because his wife said he had gone to get a gun to kill her,, was booked on a chasge of drunken and reckless driving. His wife was "loo ill", police said, to , come to headquarter? to sign a complaint to book him on a rrore serious charge. Harmon was Ireen on his own recocr izance and ordered to appear in municipal court later today.
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IDENTIFY BODY FOUND IN LAKE CHICAGO. Sept. 13. (UP) A
body taken from Lake Michigan was identified today as John Crumpacker, age 54, former Valparaiso, Ind., attorney. j The identification was made by , Crumpacker's brother-in-law, Leo Besozzi of Hammond, Ind. A cor- j oner's jury ruled that Crumpack-1 er died of drowning. The body ' was found by workers at the air ( strip on Northerly Island. . ; j
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' INJURED when a bus was attacked in melee of club-swinging CIOUnited Auto Workers pickets at Bell Aircraft plant, Niagara Falls, N. Y., Clement Turansky is given treatment for . face wounds by Dr. Harry BylebyL Injuries to 14 . other persona resulted in, 25 warrants for arrest and summoning rt union officials to Albany by plane for conference with Gov. Thomas E. Dewey. (International)
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PRELIMINARY WINNERS at "Miss America" contest in Atlantic City, N. J., are Margaret Lynne Munn (left) of Toronto, "Miss Canada," tops In talent, and Sylvia Canaday of Denver, "Miss Colorado," best in the bathing suit competition. (International Soundphoto),