Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 194, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 29 September 1949 — Page 2
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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, SEPT. 29. 1949.
SULLIVAN, INDIANA
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2 A Home Owned Democratic Newspaper (ivau Daily Times, founded 1905, as the daily edition of the 3 Sullivan Democrat, founded 1854 RENTER Publisher 'OB POYNTER JAMISON ............. Manager and Assistant Editor R Jt. MURRAY Editor nt-F?d as second-class matter at the Postoffice, Sullivan, Indiana hik-Tii-d daily except Saturday and Sunday at 116 West Jackson St. u, tad. Telepnoue 12
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Herefrom ministers and othinterested in local option, especially invited for this un. Zi Iters audx interviews of a ble nature and proper news- - interest are sought for this an. the editor reserving the to jtcnsor or reject any arIe tnay deem is not suitable proper. Articles of 500 words S.3 m; preferred. All articles
TheyH Do It Every Time
By Jimmy Hatlo
'ORMAT SMELLED A PROMOTION, EnD UP WAG WPXT.lM LlW - h
WHEN GIMLET, THE GUY OVER HIM, DECIDED TO RESIGN
Pray tell, did justice triumph ? who are you trying to kid? what? pormat didn't get the job?" oh,yes like fun he did!
the least. Ten years from now, when hysteria has subsided, and the better judgment of the good
ritizens of Sullivan County has,
! prevailed, I am sure the amateur
ish and vicious antics of your
editor will be judged accordingly, i
However, I am going to insist that from now on you stick to the facts! About two weeks ago, your editor and court reporter, who did not take the trouble to get the facts, printed a malicious article on your front page, criticizing me because I had released a young Dugger man named Hen
ry Bedwell Jr. charged with fail
Iq ttc Open Forum must be ' ure to provide on a bond signed
d fend address given, In tlut the editor may know
Writer; however, the writer's
will not be published if csted. tides published v herein do
necessarily express the senti I of &he Daily Times and this
r may or may not agree with merits contained herein.
or, Sullivan Daily Times:
by his parents. Your paper stated there had been no hearing and that the Sheriff and Pros. Atty. were not consulted. For your information, no hearing was necessary. The judge has the authority to release a prisoner, either on bond or without bond, as he thinks proper.
XVE SIVEN IT A LOT OF W&FjiyG iW DOPMAT-THIS IS HEEKlMES HOTSHOT THOUGHT J.B. My DECISION Wl' W'cJ WHO PUT THE UPSIDE-DOWN CAKE CO. IS FINAL. PLEASE ACCEPT M XJZ 1 "l ON ITS FEET. WE'RE 8f?INSlNS HIM AV RESIGNATION. I'VE GOT YD sSM ) OVEf? TO TAKE GUFFS JOB! SO VOO TO MOVE TO A WARMER ''ffiPf -4 BTTE GET (AND GIVE HlM climate on Account of A 'mmSN 1 EVER' cooperation he'll AW WIFES CHILBLAINS A 3' V MAE THINSS HUM AROUND HERE'.
WABASH H03IEMAKERS The Wabash Homemakers club met Thursday, September 22, at Holt Hall in Merom. They had as their guests the Carlisle Home-
makers. The meeting was in charge of the president. Club creed and prayer in unison. A program was cnioyed after which refreshments were served. Those present were Mrs. Rachael Christy and Julia, Lois Dyer and Susan, .Norma Mason and Pam rnd Carla, Beulah Halberstadt and Eddie, Betty Phegley, Dixie and Sally,, Anna K. Pierson and Claudia and Dana, Cleo Greenwood and Gloria, June Phegley, Mildred Greenwood, June Webb, Eloise Creed, Freda Koseman, ' Betty Skinner, Patty Wheeler, Mary E. Lloyd, Eloise Phegley, Ruby Breding, Zenobia Harris,. Anna Kaiser, Dorothy Knight, Maigaret Page, Lois Van Motor, KaM.ryn " Walker, Violet
Dotson, Maxme Weddle, Clarioe Phegley, and Mrs. Faye Spiece
WESTERN 1GERMAN i.ARK. DEVALUED FRANKFURT, Germany, Sept.
28 (UP) The uestern German
mark will be devalued from aO cents to 23.8 cents per mark, it
Men, Women! Old at 40,50,60!WantPep?
was
Want to Feel Years Younger?
Do you blame exhausted, worn-out feel ins oo ae? ? Thousands omattd at what a little pepping up with -V. Ohtrex b done, Contaltis tonio many need at 40. -60. (.mi. fr body-old Just beeftuse tow In iroo; also i. . unitteniwu-nry (loses VttmiB- Bi, -TnWiirn. Nbw "tirt nrqiisintH" tze only tVH; Try Oatrrx Tonlfl ' TnltVtj" t'T i-P. v'Mi"r I' ' ' trrjr day. a oil Amtr stnrp pvorv where iu
announced pfiicially today. Sullivan, at Smith Drug Store.
FOR
'fcfr.-itfuMhai t if rind f r '
The matter was discussed with the Pros. Atty. and the action
taken was considered, and is still'
rst. let me assure you that ; considered by the Court, ' to have I your little paper, lately de-i been fully justified and no harm
i tospite, spleen and petty ' has been done to any-one.
in. ihinks nhnnt mp norenn. I
politically, officially, or rwi.se. does not interest me in
helpers who are "on welfare" as j
paid investigators, and 1 will con
tinue to do my best to keep that
promise. BUT, last night, Sept. 27th, you descended to a new low in journalism, by printing a malicious and anonymous attack on Miss Lulu Williamson and Mrs. Hannah Murray, two new Democratic members of the Welfare Board, Vhom I had the honor and privilege of appointing recently. In my humble opinion, either of these two good women who have lived in this community for
many years, . will ranK nigner
i than the anonymous coward who
wrote, to you, in intelligence, education, integrity and patriotism.
ARRAIGNED IN FANTASTIC PLOT
Vre You Brand I
Conscious?
u should be because
u will be sure of the lat-
t style and tailoring with eichandise from anv of
ese-s-'arfay" coats and suitsthe jest buy in market at .lo.OO .eviae" Dresses for Jhat better dressAinipV unbned suits and spori dresses.
Man&i d' King of gabar
dine:
Nell Dons" always good
iaiUia Manning" for half
sizes.
for
juniors
Dori Dods)n" .1
Mary, Allen" j
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pamJJrossman" )'
Bobljy Brooks" for separ
ate -skirts & shirts, any "others Exclusive
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RUBY'S SHOPPE
Your editor has also been snip-
! ing at the Court by intimating
mat as a result oi my stand on
civil rights, wholesale changes of
venue have been taken from this
Court. What changes of venue ! have been taken have been due to ! the fact that 1 had formerly been j
engaged as counsel in many of the cases, or were taken in the extraordinary and normal course of affairs. I believe the members of the local bar will support this statement.
On Monday, Sept. 26, you printed a garbled item, part supposed to be news and part your ignorant comment, about the Welfare Board meeting of Sept. 23rd. It is true that I am trying to keep my promise to the voters, to get rid of Mayme Keiser and her political
Mrs. Murray has been active in patriotic and civic movements for years and is recognized as an honest, sincere citizen and mother, a former school teacher and mother of a veteran of World
War II, and of an Ex- Pros. Atty. of this county. .Miss Williamson taught school here for many years, comes from an old-line Democratic family, is public-spirited and patriotic and has civic ideals of the highest order.
THEATRE
Shelburn, Indiana
Vl(l!,)j;JJ.f1lJipiP5l,lll!WI THURSDAY SEl'T. 29
"Race Street" George Raft William Bendix Marilyn Maxwell
Both Mrs. -Murray and Miss Williamson will compare favorably with the membership of the Welfare Board for the past four
years. I do not know what v your j reaction to this scurrilous, anonymous and cowardly attack . will i
; be, but there is a libel law in I TrHiann that miefht rpafh the i
matter. In the future, when you print criticism of the conduct of this Court, I will expect you to state the facts. NORVAL K. HARRIS, Judge, Sullivan Circuit Court.
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' W'3 by two policemen and looking pale and nervous, J. Albert -"nay is arraigned in Quebec City, Quebec, on a charge of murdering lis wife, Rita Motel Guay, mother of his 6-month-old daughter. Police charge Guay master-minded a fantastic murder plot against 'sis wife by planting a time bomb aboard a DC-3 airliner on which ;:-.e and 22 other persons were killed a few minutes after the plane obit off from Quebec airport Sept 8. Police say Guay conceived thd ;iot because of his love for a waitress. (International Soundphoto)
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