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4 UM OOD CAIX-LEADZii SATURDAY, DEC. 29. 19Si IlMers Are Looking For fJsedl Furmitiiiire II. 6.6 To Place i tiuimm i They'll Do It Every By Jimmy Hatlo ONLY TEN O'CLOCK Y', i L.t-a' fcNJUX 1LKIN3 TO -J RUDOLPH HAUEY, 38, twice-divorced former Kefauver Investigator roae Uie XV screens to presidency of the New York City council, arl his nurse of last spring, Janice Brosh, 31, receive marriage license frori Murray Stand in New York. There followed a wedding in chambers New York State Supreme court.

(International Soundphotol Second Ten In the "second ten" were tl Japanese peace treaty; the deul or w. R. Hearst; formation NATO; Communist arrests, trial r.llri rillntc- 7snAvir1rrn XT train wreck which killed 84; politl cai speculation; visit cf Prince Elizabeth; arrest of Willial ThejOatis, associated Press corre 1 pondent in Czechoslovakia, the Dramatic Firing Of MacArthur Is Top Story 0(1951 YORK. (INS dramatic firms of Gen. MacArthur and Korean war are selected by International News Service editors as comprising the "biggest news story of In a poll of INS editors and bureau chiefs, MacArthur's sudden recall and the combination of war In Korea and prolonged, uncertain truce talks each received 109 votes to head the list of "the ten best news stories of the year." The on other outstanding news stories, in the order of their importance, was: 3.

Government scandals. 4. Kefauver crime committee hearings and crackdown on organized gambling. Douslas lease of Ruben Vogeler and Avc'i bishop Stepinac; and the story Cancer Victim Betty ThompscI ana ner hesitant fiance. MacArthur removal from far east command was announc from the White House at 1 a.

i on April 11 and the raging cor troversy which followed was froi page news ior months. The Whi House charged, and MacArthi denied, thru he had repeated violated orders. In a year cf government staa cais, aongress hsard testimoii rbout irilhk'coats, fast profits "influence peddlers," and the ml handling of RFC funds In Ijp Later spotlight was' turh 3. NOTICE 3 For a Variety of Fresh Vegetables and Salads Everyday Visit the Hotel Coffee Shop. ICY STREETS Makes Jt Doubly Important That You Are Pro tected Wilh Auto Insurance.

See Us Now. MAINES INSURANCE AGENCY, 210 So. 22nd. Phone 159. Riders to Remy's 4:30 to 1:00 p.m..

Shift. Bob Lineberry Phone 2327-J. Aicoiiullcs Anonymous. Post on ice ux li. Elwood Brown's Jewelry 2101 East Main Open Evenings Until 7:00.

Cylinder and Extra Heavy Crystals Fit WMle You Walt I 4. LOST AND FOUND Lost Plastic Bifocal Glasses in or Near Elwood Theater. Call 184-J. Found Brown and White Collie With Tan Collar. Phone 2301 or 1219 So.

G. 5. BUSINESS SERVICES For a Clean New Year, Bring Your Clothes to Wm. Mott John Cleaners. All types of vulcanizing, also new supply of Tisps.

Road Service. Dave's Tire Battery. Phone 1117. 1344 So. (Rear).

Bob Ailstock. Mgr. Sweeper Repair. Phone 925. James Hasecuster, 1820 No.

C. Pick-up and delivery. We Loan Flash Bulb Cameras Free The Camera Shop, 408 So. And. St.

All makes sewing machines and vacuum cleaner repairs. Singer Sewing Center, Elwood, Indiana, Phoue H5. Septic Tanks, Gov. Toilets vacuum cleaned. Sewer lines cleaned with elecw'ic cutter.

Al's Sewer Cleaners, Elwood. Phone 1038R1. Dependable brake Service Let us check your brakes and put them In safe condition. LEE'S MARATHON SERVICE. WATCH REPAIR ill Watches Timed on Electronic Timer.

All Work Guaranteed. Earl G. Rhodes' Nickel Plate Watch Inspector -Day Lai'ndry and Dry Cleaning Tervice. Pick-up and delivery. Modern Laundry Dry Cleaning.

Phone 1990. MALE HELP WANTED Yoling Man For CREDIT ACCOUNTING WORK FOR The Sherwin-Williams Company (Interviews by Appointment Only) Diinirr 558 (Days) rriXJliLM 615-M (Evenings) FEMALE KEM WANTED Woman for Light Housework. Care of 2 Children, one school age. Phone 1522-M, after 4:30 p.m. Sixth Column Is Formed To Figh? Communists POSEYVrLLE, Inrl.

(INS) A retired government attorney lias sparked a new organization called Sixth Column, with the an nounced aim of combatting com munism anywheie in the Uniteo States. James r. Frazer, foimeily SL Louis, modestly explains that several prominent Posey-ville men have been instrumental with him in formation cf the new group. However, other officers referred to Frazer as a guiding force in crystallizing a sixth column" to combat the subversive "fifth column." Frazer said in a telephone interview that while the present membership is principaUy in Posey county, he hopes the organization of sixth eolumn groups will become nation-wiae He added: "The by-laws are so arranged that Sixth Column, can be a national organization. We have had many requests for speakers to talk in various towns, and we've been asked to send a man to Kellogg, Idaho, to organize a group there." Sixth Column was incorporated Oct.

1, 1951 under Indiana laws as a non-profit organization. Officers were elected recently. All are from Poseyville, a southern Indiana town of 1,000 population Frazer laughed: "We're very ambitious. We hope to run the United States from Poseyville." Frazer who came to Poseyville to practice law after retiring as a rural electrification administration attorney, is the executive vice president. Farmer Is President Tracy O.

a farmer, is president. Mason Price, a township trustee, and. John Hirsch, a merchant, are vice presidents: Chester L. Werry. undertaker, is secretary, and Edward J.

Mann, the local bank head, is treasurer. Ralph D. Davis, a mail service employee, and Harry Keneipp, an oil operator, are the executive committee. Ralph L. Schuler, an attorney, is the group's counsel, and the Sixth Column has both a Protestant and a Catholic chaplain the Rev.

John A. Schenck. the Poseyville Catholic priest, and the Rev. R. E.

Deadman, the Christian church pastor. A meeting was sponsored by the Sixth Column at the Posey ville school gymnasium to hear John B. Collins, Evansville Industrial engineer and World II Marine, now a lieutenant-colonel in the Marine reserves. Frazier said other meetings are, planned soon but no dates have been set. Collins hns announced his candidacy for Republican nomination as eighth district congressman, and was a mayoralty candidate tl.

MISC. ACTO SKRVICS For Skilled Workmanship See Us for Motor and Brake Overhauling. Tolle Motor 1324 Main. Stop at Hack's or Phone 1533 if You Are in Trouble, We Come on the Double 31st and Main. Be Sure You Can 8top In Time! Let Us Check and Adjust Your Brakes.

LEE'S MARATHON SERVICE, 1437 So. A. See Us for Low Cost Body and Fender Repairs. Expert Service. Free estimates.

LILLY'S GARAGE, State Road 28, West Phone 253. Complete The i Auto Lubrication and Washing. Ex- Dert Servire. Stivpn Tiro Jb Battery Service. 701 South And.

5. Winston PhMmhiiic: rot urn LIle icvenue aepar to Dower ns nrim ment and as the year end PHONE 66 Consecutive Insertion Rates: Minimum Charge 3 6 Times Times Cash 95c $1.40 Charge $1.20 $1.65 Charge ads will be received by phon? and If paid within' 10 days after expiration date cash rates will be allowed. ADS WILL, BE RECEIVED UNTIL 9:30 A.M., for Insertion same day, except Thursday, and Saturday deadline is 9:00 a.m. NOT RESPONSIBLE for more than one Incorrect inssrtion. CLASSIFICATION INDEX 1.

Card of Thanks 2. In Memoriam 3. Notices 4. Lost and Found 5. Business Services 6.

Schools and Instructions 7. Situation Wanted 8. Male Help Wanted 9. Female Help Wanted 10. Wanted to Rent 11.

For Rent 12. Real Estate Wanted 13. Real Estate for Sale 14. Business Opportunities 15. Wanted to Buy 16.

Miscellaneous for Sale 17. Household Goods for Sale 18. Farmers' Column 19. Autos for Sale 20. Accessories Tires Parts 21.

Misc. Auto Service OF THANKS We wish to express our appreciation for the kindness shown us through the loss of our husband and father. Oren E. Sanders. We also thank those who assisted ih any way at the J.

J. Service Station. Signed: Mrs. Oren Sanders and Children. 2.

IN MEMORIAM In loving remembrance of oil? Mother, Mrs. Louisia C. Ferguson, who passed away 1 year ago, today, Jan. 2, 1951 Our hearts still ache with lonesomeness, Our eyes shed many a tear God only knows how much wi miss her. As it ends the first year.

Sadly missed by daughters, Mrs. Lilly Hiser, and Mrs. Daisy Paton. 3. NOTICES Week-end i Beginning Sat.

Night, Dec. 29. Come over for a Watch Meeting New Year's Eve. Will be conducted at City Mission, 1405 Main. Rev.

John Higginbothom will be bringing the messages. Rev. Dellinger, of Anderson, helping New Year's Eve. Everyone Welcome. Special singing and music.

Rev. Icroy Nash, Pastor. Brother, Can You Spare 30 Minutes to Clean Your 9x12 Rug With Fina Foam. R. L.

Leeson Sons. Try Our Delicious Hot Cakes for Breakfast. Hotel Coffee Shop. So Brighk Shiny and Easy to Clean. Glaxo Plastic Type Linoleum Finish, Ends Waxing.

Tarn's Drugs. Buy Berlou Guaranteed Moth-spray Today and Protect Your Fine Clothes, Furniture and Rugs. Berlou Guaranteed to Prevent Moth Damage for 5 Years, or Will Pay for the Damage Tarn's Drugs. No Washing Worries When You Do Your Laundry th Quick and Easy Way at Pern's Launderette, 611 So. Anderson.

Phone 1226. Ride to Indianapolis, 6 to 6, 5 days a week. Phone 1145-MX. It's Dandy. Keep a Gallon Handy, Fina Foam that is, for cleaning upholstery R.

L. Leeson Sons. Our Large Monument Display Will Be Helpful to You in Selecting the Monument of Your Choice. Green Monument Works, West of Drive-In Theater. fcMoNRoeGoLFCouRse -t it'-' i WASPUVEDIN "lyfc.tM' -r lira Tlvri TV MM i jflJ -) fii wr fW 3 8.

9. RALAMrnia THESE SUPWHTEO HHflVE SWWEDH Time 16. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE The Best Bargain WARDS' HAVE OFFERED IN 1951 Beautiful $139.95 COAL and WOOD RANGE Reduced io $44.88 1 Only One lo Go! PHONE 600 Monigomery-Ward A Good Resolution! Resolve to Use Hoosier Pete Gasoline During 1952. Give Your Car Zin Saves Ynu Mnnpv Hnnsipr Pete Station, Corner No; and! Anderson. i Baby Play Pen.

Excellent Condition. Phone 829. 1902 So. G. 3 Cocker Spaniel Puppies, 6 Weeks Old, 2418 No.

F. Phone 2077-R. Close-Out of Women's and Misses All-Wool Coats Worth up to $34.75. for $10.00. McDaniel's.

4 Card Table Chairs, Steel Frame and Padded Seats, $8.00. Man's Oxford Gray Overcoat, Size 38-40. like new, $15.00. Phone 739-W. Lard Cans and Butchering Supplies at Central Hardware, 108 So.

And. MARY SEZ: "We Serve Livezey's Country Cured Hams. Their, Bacon is Sure Swell for Break. fast" Leeson's, Relcharts, Jack Longerbone's, Elmer's, Also at the Plant on 26, Llvesey's Market. Watch for After Xmas Bargains at Inland Marine 103 So.

And. Enjoy the Best in Heating with our Quality Coal. W. A. Lewis Son.

400 So. 18th. $5.00 Down tylll BttR 'a New schwinn Bicycle at B. F. Goodrich Store.

Quality Still Available. matic Electric Ranges; Less than $30.00 Down. See Robbie at Light Office. Carry-out Beer. Hanlin's Grocery, 1824 No.

F. Phone 521. Free Delivery. Ouns, New and Used. Ammunition.

All Sizes. We Trade. Inland Marine, 103 South Anderson. Heavy weight roll roofing, $3.75 per 90 lb. roll.

Burnette's, corner So. and 22nd. Phone 485. 17. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Sewing Machine.

Good cond. So. And. St. (Rear).

515 Good Used Refrigerator, Only $39.95. $4.00 Down, $1.25 Per B. Goodrich Save -Up to 40 On All Furnishings On Our-Low Ovpr- head Way. Easy Terms, If Desired. Taff Baker.

See the Cast Iron Lined Oil Heater, Can Be Financed. Whitmore Feed Supply Co. Phone 211. SMOULP I MARRIAGE- BEFORE a a in. A 11.

FUR KUtfi 3-Room Ground Floor 208 No. 13th, furnished. Adults only. George Hinds, 202 No. 13th.

3-Roo'm Modern Unfurnished Apt. Private Close in. Inquire 1518 So. K. 3-Room Downstairs Furnished Apt: Outside entrance.

Utilities furnished. Close in. 1824 No. or Phone 1675-R. Furnished Apt.

Modern. Private entrance. Adults only. 421 No. 11th.

2 Large Room Furnished Apt. Bath, utilities. Private entrance. 900 No. 12th.

Adults only. 4-Room House, 1225 No. D. Lights, gas, hot and cold water. Equipped for gas or electric cooking.

Inside toilet. Inquire 420 No. 13th. Reference. 3-Room Unfurnished Upstairs Apt.

Private entrance. Phone 2325. 6-Room House, Inside toilet, wa'tef, electricity, gas, garage, Inquire 1335 So. B. 3-Room Furnished Apt.

1324 So. K. 2 4-Room Unfurnished. Frank Cornelius Phone 1747-M. Nice 3-Room Modern Apartment around floor front and rear entrances I i Simmons Cleaners.

12. REAL ESTATE WANTED We Need Homes to Sell. Call 92 Kiefers Real Estate, 817 North Anderson St. 13. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Brick Building 40'x80'E now.

Would Make Good Storage. Garage, or Small Factory. Well Located. Priced to Sell. Newt Gallaher.

Phone 2097. 6-Room Modern 3 Bed Room Home. Natural pine floors. Built-in kitchen, inlaid. Nice basement, fruit room.

Gas heat. Corner lot, double garage. Possession March 1. 4-Room Semi-Modern, 2 Bed Rooms. Newly decorated, complete bath, gas heat.

Insulated, new roof, corner lot, double garage. Possession March 1. 6-Room 3 Bed Room Modern. Close to school, paved streets and sidewalks. 9-Room, 3 Apartment Home.

Hardwood throughout. Painted walls. Private baths and entrances. Full basement, excellent furnace. Double garage.

Excellent income. J. C. CONARD. Real Estate Phone 139 INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Fire Auto Liability JIM JACKSON Baker Agency Phone 686 102 South 16th Street For Your Real Estate and Insurance Needs See Frank Newkirk, 320 Main.

Phone 1875. To Sell Or Buy Real Estate ETCHISON 12Z3MaTiTS PhoneB89 ANTE Farms, City Property, Suburban Homes. J. C. CONARD Real Estate Phone 139 See Us for Farms, City Properties, Business Blocks.

L. L. VanNess, 1403 Main. Phone 809. 15.

Male Hogs Tony Schafer. Phone 1207-R. Used Inside Toilet Phone 617-J. 16. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE CHICKS hatching every week.

ii Order in advance. McDONALD'S HATCHERY, IND. See" Our Selection or 4-DRAWER CHESTS Priced at Only $15.50 L'tf MPPJ8 i i i i i.i. i i i i i. New Shipment of Chrome Towel Bars and Accessories.

Elwood Plumbing Htg. Hanlln Bros. J- ITS CO 'Aiy 18. FARMERS' f'OLUMN Used Farmall New paint. Complete overhaul, 1st class cond.

Good Used F-20. KNIGHT'S 7 Pigs Average Weight 55 lbs. Fred Smith, West Elwood Phone 1628-W. Don'i Buy Now! Until You See our Line of Good Used Guaranteed Tractors and Other Farm Equipment. We Have a Large Selection to Choose From DELLINGER FARM SERVICE 1336 SOUTH A ST.

PHONE 973 BOTTLED GAS Huff Yenna 1524 Main Street Phone 1432 i 19 AUTOS FOt; SALE? 4 Practically New Tires, 6-50-21, if sold at once, a Bargain. 2327 No. F. Phone 859-W. js 47 Buick Convertible.

408 No. 11th. GUARANTIED USED CARS We Trade High '50Chev. 4-Door $1,495 '49 Che v. 2-Door 1,195 '49 Ford 2-Door 1,195 '47 Plymouth 5-Pass.

Coupe 745 '46Chev. 2-Door 795 '41 Oldsmobile 4-Door 395 '40 Chev. 2-Door 295 TRUCKS '49 Studebaker 1 Vi-Ton Cab and Chassis $795 '47 Ford l'2-Ton Cab and Chassis 695 '46 Dodge 2-Ton Cab and Chassis 545 JOHN W. MOORE Chevrolet Sale (NEXT TO OUR SALES ROOM) 1616 South A Stfeet Buy the NASR RAMBLER at OLIVER MOTORS. 1441 So.

A. 19. AUTOS FOR SALE 1939 Chevrolet, 1942 Stude-bakar. 1950 Ford, 1 fttn 1950 Plymouth. 2-Dr.

Sholty Motor Co. Your Best Value in a Good Used Car is a Chrysler-Plymouth Trade-In at E. M. Peterson Motor Sales. Used Car Lot, upposiie vogue a neater.

Wi ha th Best and Cleanest Used Cars In Elwood. Head Motors. Inc. Your authorized Dodge Plymouth Dealer, 322 So. And We Have a Good selection of Used Car New Car Trade-ins Oliver Motors 1441 So.

A St. NOTICE USED CAR BUYERS! Use our low cost GMAC payment Dlan. Your car will cost you less. DAWSON BUICK-PONTXAC CO. Phone 85.

1951 Ford, eight cylinder, four door overdrive; excellent buy. Used 8 mo. See it. Rodney-Fcuike, 1532 So. J.

Phont 210. 1951 Chevrolet Sport Coupe Power Glide. Radio and heater, $1,650. Three 1949 Plymouth 4-doors with radios and heaters. One owners, $1,295.

1951 Henry 2-door. Radio and heater. Overdrive. $1,395. 1950 Dodge 2-door.

Radio and heater, 13,000 miles, $1,395. Six new 1951 Plymouths. SLAVENS MOTOR SALES IND. NO. 37 PHONE 731-1X ELWOOD, INDIANA 2.

MISC. AUTO SERVICE 'M 1 $5.95 Up, Exchange. RTEGEL'S AUTO PARTS State Rd. 28 east President Truman reportedly ftsl fd Federal Judge Thomas Mu phy of New York, prosecutor Alger Hiss, to head a "olean-n commission. IMAGINE the confusion of Pvt.

tonio Apodaca on seeing his narrl on the Communists' prisoner ii when he isn't a POW at all, bJ right there at Fort MacArthu Cai. Apodaca lost his wallet whi wounded with the U. S. 24th ol vision, and he figures the Commli used the information In it to booi their records. Once in Korea I heard "Seoul City Sue" broadca: that he was dead.

(Internationa FOR SALE 8' electric meat display case will unit and all, complete. Price $30 Also large electric refrigerate suitable for a grocery store, con plcte with unit. Price $300. Phor or write Dale Beck. Westflel Ph.

90J or call during day Noble: ville 15. Highest Cash rntw rdiu rwr DEAD STOCK" HORSES $8.00 $16.00 CATTLE 75c $9.00 We also pay for hogs. Cali Collect 1 ORESTES, Pho. 43d. LEISURE, Pho.

201, TIPTOE; Pho. 1570 rJUOLtiVILLt Noblesville Phono 71 (office). tr England. 6. Atomic weapon tests in the U.S.

and the Soviet union. 7 Rebellion against colonial rule in Iran and Egypt. 8. Sports scandals. 9 Fiood in the U.S.

mid-west. 10. (Tie) imposition of U.S. price-wage contrcls, tax increases, pnd the surge cf the New York Giants to the National League pennant. at Evansville this spring, but withdrew in favor of the successful nominee.

In his Poseyville speech, he charged Communist infiltration into school and other institutions, and failure to teach American history in itate universities. A similar anti-Communism theme is contained in the Sixth Column's statement of purpose, which says in part: "To support and defend the constitution of the United States of America in every legal way; to combat in lawful ways any person, persons or organization, or organizations which may attempt to subvert said constitution or to destroy the government of the United States To combat employment of school teachers in any of the public schools, colleges or universities who teach or propose to teach Communism To resist the infiltration of Communists and Communistic ideas into the 'hurches To advocate the thorough teaching of American history and civil government In the schools and colleges and to encourage the study of such subjects by the adult cit.izrn- ship make the trtiffedlAii the water's edireL (Intttrniitinnnit F5T i Ii or Not A mfVriM. MtW 1 HANGING HIM fS At -7 m.rr between Iff) -5 i RDiHiunoic nrmrMyii iJi TT Tfbwn are hjwii to' fcctfon al ''scene in Clevel wbereva another ahtwo sons drowned one by on in ice-banked 6 if JoeePhJwm.r.. 9,. went tip ice and Jolm, 5.

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