Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 184, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 15 September 1949 — Page 6

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, SEPT. 15, 1949.

SULLIVAN, INDIANA

"OPERATION LOOKOUT' TESTS OUR AiR WAR WAJRNiNG

INJURIES FATAL TO YOUNG GISL ANDERSON, Ind-, 'Sept. 15. (UP) Injuries received in a Monday night automobile accident near here were fatal yesterday to Nadine Cave, age 15, who died of a skull fracture and other injuries. Four other young people escaped injury when the car, driven by Richard Adkins, age 18, went out of control and hit a utility pole. The girl was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Cave.

Warnings of planes flying under 5,000 feet received by radar are flashed from this big board in White Plains to filter panel center. A 10-STATE TEST of the nation's air attack warning system "Operation Lookout" will form basis of the nation's air defense system, says Continental Air Command, Mitchell Air Force base,

Maj. Gen. Robert M. Webster, Eastern Air Defense chief, watches Radar Teller Margaret Ryan, Rye, N. spot simulated attack. N. Y. Some 26,000 volunteer workers are aiding in the test, provided by bombers and fighters flying planned missions simulating enemy attacks and our interceptions. (International Soundphotos)

MOTORCYCLE RIDER KILLED PERU, Ind., Sept. 15 (UP) Martin Francis, age 24, Clay City, was killed when his motorcycle collided with a truck or. U. S. 31 south of here yesterday. The truck driver, Lyel Laudenschlager, age 58, Peru, told police he was turning into a driveway and did not see Fiancis coming from the opposite rirec-tion.

thropologist announced today the EIETHDAY DINNER i discovery of Eskimo skulls and I A birthday dinner was held in 'other bones which may be 10,000 , , , , . .

years oid m the Cariooo region

of Northern British Colombia, aeptemDer iin. inose aiMrs. K. C. Von Engle-Bairsdorf, ; tending were Mr. and Mrs. Chescurator of the national history : te? Merrill of Bicknell, Mr. and museum of Pecs, Hungary, made Mrs. Leonard Smith and daughthe announcement. ters of Farmersburg, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Fisher and son of plrK.T(5 P4R4DF at IShelburn, Mr. and Mrs. Robert PICKETS PARADE AT Blfcck Qf sheburn) Mrs ( Mae CONNERSVILLE PLANT Brooks and son John, and daugh. miMNTFRRVTT.T.F TnH Spnt ter. Grace. Mr- and MrS- Ed Ward

. , . ' j j . Copple and family of Paxton, lo. (UP) Picket paraded be- Emma Arnett o Brucevillei Mr fere the Avco Manufacturing and Mrs. D. Johnson and son, Corp. here today following a Bob, of Bruceville, Miss Sue walkout by some 1.200 members Johnson of Bruceville, Ernest of the firm's American Central P 'Vidson and son of Shelburn,

jy:r. ana Mrs. J. l,. jtsrooks of Shelburn.

DISCOVERS ANCIENT ESKDIO SKULLS

- WILLIAMS LAKE, B. C, Sept. 15 (UP) A Hungarian an-

labeled "for a - socialistic slavia" stuffed in their

boxes or pushed under their doors notified officials at once.

22 ! Two Sentenced On

Narcotics Charge

The Drooaeanda circulated in ' wubiiviiA, ina., bept. id

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Sept. the heart of this well pairolled (UP) Walter English, age 37,

15 (UP) The capital accepted city yesterday was the first con- and his wife. Ruth, age 32, both

calmly today the first visible crete evidence of the new under- cf Aurora, 111., began serving foray by the Cominform under- ground which the Cominform six-month prison sentences to-

Cosriintai Begins

Yugoslav Campaign

yround, a well organized distri

bution of newspapers and leaflets

calling for the overthrow of

Marshal Tito. . , : W:

Government officials refused

to comment. They were understood to be undisturbed by the

Cominform action. The residents of Belgrade flowed no signs of paying attention to the namecalling propaganda. Authorities said that almost ali who found copies of the

Moscow-published propagatidi

recently reported.

day for forging narcotics perscriptions. ' English and his wife were sentenced In city court here yesterday after they pleaded guilty to charges of forging a physician's name to a prescription for narcotics. They were fined $25 each in addition to the prison terms. ' ,

Mrs. Carleton Hadley to a horse

show the night after her birthday party. Mayor J. M. Darst invited the "Veep" and the attractive widow he has teen courtinf, to attend the show with him : week from Saturdav. Barkley already has promised Mrs. Hadley e wili attend the oartv in celehration of her - 38th birthday if he can get away from Washington.

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Two Killed When Car Hits Truck MUNCIE, Sept. 15 (UP) Two men were killed and a third

injured critically early this mor- VEEP MAY ning when their car crashed into EF.OORT WIDOW the rear of a big truck. , ST- LOUIS, Sept. 15 (UP) State Police said the accident Senate business permits, Vfceoccurred six miles east of here at President Barkley will squire a bridge on Ind. 67 over the -

Mississinewa ' River when the truck slowed to permit another truck to cross the bridge.

NO DOLLAR SIGN ON TYPEWRITER WASHINGTON, Sept. 15. (U.R) Maybe the dollar isn't so im- . I A 1 1 A

ponani in worm economy aiiei

all. At least that must have been the idea of the fellow who installed typewriters in the pressroom at the International Monetary Fund meeting here. One of the typewriters has no dollarsign key.

Robert E. MulToU. age21.of Yorktown, and Hubert I'ednro

i age za. Muncie, were killed.

Frank L Masters, age 24. Yorktown, wai taken to Ball Memor-

'r-'lal Hospital where doctors said

his injuries were critical. The truck- was driven by Chas. Foster, Muncie. ' Police said they gebelievcd Masters was driving the car.

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