Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 52, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 13 March 1945 — Page 4

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SULLIVAN DAILY USSS- TUESDAY, luARCK 18, 1945, . -. . BUY WAR EONDS AND STAMPS."""' SHERMAN TONIGHT Thru Atiiilt. ........ ... . Children ...J .,!.... 16c. THURSDAY. FEATURES AT 7:209:40 TONIGHT AND WED. Tax Inclusive! ADULTS, 35c CHILDREN, 14c Tax Inclusive.

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EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION- : The New MARCH OP TIME Presents , "POST WAR FARMS." What changes will our boys find in the farm when they come back? What's the farm outlook after Victory? , . , ,, ; ' Plus Selected short subjects.

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ATEST MARCH OF TIME "POST-WAR! FARMS"

Bits Of News (Continued from Paee One)

War has brought changes in country living, and this month's ssue of The March of Time, 'Post-War Farms," brings to the icreen the story of the farm of he future, in pictures that will pen the eyes of the millions of mericans country and cltyIwellcrs alike to whom the ageld dream of a home in the counry has never ceased to appeal. It :omes Tuesday and Wednesday, arch 13 and 14, to the Lyric rheatre, here. This is a film, which has a universal appeal. In fact, various ;cenes in the iilm show how this widespread interest In post-war farms enables a great New York ilopartment store, It. II. Macy &

Co., actually to sell livestock in the heart of the city! The boys in the foxholes, says I! io film, the agricultural workers Who went from the farms to 'defense, work,, and even the urban

Barkeley, Texas. Lt. Maple has been in service since the fall of 1942. She is a graduate of Sulli-1 van high school and DePauw Uni-; versity, where she was a member of Delta Delta sorority.

- ADDRESS Friends wishing to write to Russell Arnold, Jr.,' may do so at the following address: Pvt. Russell Arnold, Jr., 35966694 Co. A. 154th Battalion 92nd Regiment, I.R.T.C., Camp Hood, Texas.

FAST-RELIEF' From Too Frequent Urination, Backache, Run-Down FesSirtg due to irritation of the bladder caused by excess acidity in the urine famous doctor's discovery acta en thi kidney and helps keep you from getting up nightsl Are you suffering unnecessary discomfort and distress from backache, burning urine, frequent desire to pass waten tiettlnf up otten at night? These symptoms may be caused by bladder irritation due to excess acid in the urine. Then try that famous doctor's discovery DR. KILMER'S SWAMP ROOT. . Famous for many years. Swamp Root ts a carefully blended combination of herbs, roots, balsam and othor natural ingredients. There's absolutely nothing harch

BD1TH ANNOUNCEMENT

Mrs. Mary Blue is announcing the birth of a granddaughter, born to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roth at Methodist hospital, Indianapolis, March 8th. The little Miss has been named Eonnie Blue. Mrs. Roth is the former Miss Helen Blue of Sullivan.

To Get fvWe U. eiigiii if ysu iiiffcT from Simple Anemia You Elris and women who Eiiffer from simple anemia or who lose so much during montnly periods that you are pale, leel tired, weak, "dragged out" this may be due to low blood-iron.- So try Lydia E. Pinkham's tablets at once! Pinkham's Tablets aretme of the greatest blood-iron tonics you can buy to help build up red blood to give more strength and energy-ln such cases. Tr-iefl. as direc ted -Pinkham's Tablets are one of the very best home ways to get precious iron into the blood. Just try Lydla Pinkham's Tablets -for 30 days -then see If you, too, don't remarkably benefit. Follow label directions. ; . ' Lydia E. Pinkham's YAS&?

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HOSPITAL NOTES

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harris of Merom announce the birth of a son, Edward Eugene, born March 12th at the Mary Sherman Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Drummond of Hymera are the parents

r habit.forrmns in this rJSloy of a daughter born March 12th at tion. Just (rood ingredients that qiiKK.y , , , , net on the kidneys to increase the flow of the hospital here. She has been

Admitted Mar. 12: Paul Suphin of I.yonsfor appendectomy; Sam Gilbert of Shelburn, for observation; Fred McCormick of Carlisle, for treatment; Joy Weathers of 329 East Jackson Street, fur appendectomy. Admitted Mar. 13: Pansy Rae Walters of Sullivan rural route five, for appendectomy; Mrs. Wylie MeCammon of the Nurses Home for treatment. Dismissed Mar. 12: Mrs. James

Medley of 312 East Beech Street;

Mrs. Eugene Hubbard of 439 South Stratton Street; Mrs. John

Edmonson of Jasonville rural

route two.

m mmh n BUDGET FOR NAVY REQUESTED BY F.DjR.

budget of $23,719,153,050 for the Navy. This is a reduction of more than four billion from the figure for this year. The president also submitted a request for additional contract authorization of $3,080,012,624 for the Navy'. About half of this would be new authorizations. The request envisioned a Navy during fiscal 1946 composed of approximately 3,389,000 men. Marine Corps strength was set at 478,000 and the Coast Guard strength at 173,165. '

SWEET PEA PLANTING DAY Is ST. PATRICK'S DAY Plant Bennett's Special Mixture of Spencer Varieties of Sweet Pea Seed. They produce extremely large blossoms of beautiful colorings. 20c an ounce. 2 ounces 35c. Bennett's Pharmacy A Dependable Drug Store Since 1914 Phone 96

ADDRESS Pvt. Robert O. Bushell, Co. A, 10th Bn., 4th Rcgt., Ft. MeClellan, Ala.

urine and relieve bladder Irritation and

its uncomfortable, distressing symptoms. You'll say its mqroeious elVect is wonderful! . Send for free, prepaid sample TODAY I Like thousands of others you'll be glad that you did. Send name and address to department F, Kilmer & Co., Inc. Box !255, Stamfod, ConnOtfer limited. Send lit once. All druggists sell Swamp Roat.

named Frances Jane.

VISITS HERE Lt. Harry D. Lowe spent Sunday in Sullivan visiting relatives.

FIVE SONS SERVE T4. Loreti "Jack" Rices has

population who dream some dayiarrived in the United states from

of getting away from it all to the tiuiet of a little place with a cow and a few chickens, must face

realistically the fact that, today big-scale agriculture, highly efficient, can undersell the small farmer, , - ; ,' . "Po'sl-War Farms," pointing up the realities of this evolution .in tf. S. farming,, then goes on to ehow the other side of the-qnes-" tion. For,.' as the film showst the email farmer, banded together with his fellows, can still derive a good living from the soil. This cooperation, plus the new discoveries, new methods which modern scientific farming is making available to every farmer through rural electrification, holds the answer to his problem. -

NOTICE -OP APPOINTMENT . Nritlcp is hereby islvwi that thiv unrtoralKiiPd has been appointed Ailmlrimtratrix of the .pstnle of Joseph B. Wriijht, ilcoca.Hprt late 'of Sullivan Comity. Indiana. Said estate, is supposed to be solvent. JENNIE C. WRIGHT. Administratrix. PigST & Tennis, Attorneys. Ut ins 2-27-45 3t.

the Philippines and will be home around March 17th. He has served thirty-five months in the Southwest Pacific. His twin brother, Lynn "Piosy" Riggs was inducted Into the army March 6th and is now at Camp Atterbury. Other brothers are 1st Lt. Floyd S. Riggs wounded in France on

August 3rd, now stationed at

Camp. Atterbury, , Indiana; Cpl.

Lloyd G.. Riggs, . twin of Floyd now in Germany, and 1st Sgt. Lexie C. Riggs . who is in the Souh Pacific Area. 1st Sgt. Riggs has twenty-seven years service in the United States Infantry.

All five boys are sons of Mrs.1

Flora Riggs of Fairbanks, Indiana, who also has a grandson, Mervin Peak at Fort Meade, Maryland and a son-in-law, John Frew, with the Navy overseas. PURCHASE BUILDING :Mary A. Usrey and . children have purchased a business building on the south side of the square from Lucretia Jennings. The building is adjacent to one now owned by the TJsreys.

TODAY'S MARKETS

CONDUCT RITES FOR JOHN W. COOPER

Funeral services wore conducted this afternoon at two o'clock in the Carlisle Methodist Church for John Warfield Cooper, 90, retired farmer of the Carlisle community who died Tuesday of last week in

Lake Worth, 'Florida... Services for

Mar. 13. KU,R) the prominent Carlisle' citizen ' were conducted by Rev. John

Sutch, pastor of the Carlisle Metb-

INDIANAPOL1S

Produce: j Poultry broilers, fryers arid

roasters under 5 lbs., 29c; Barred odist Church

and White Rock springers, 29c; colored springers, 23c; Leghorn' springers, 21c: heavy breed hens, ' 25c; Leghorn hens; 22c; cocks, 15c. ,

WASHINGTON, Mar. 13. (UP)

President Roosevelt asked Con

gress today for a 1946 fiscal year

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SPECIAL TRAINING . AT GEORGE FIELD

GEORGE FIELD, LAWRENCE-

iVILLE, 111. That eerie and out-of-a-London blitz effect whicli the heavens over George Field took on unexpectedly one night last week had a completely rational explanation. An experimental training unit consisting of returned overseas veterans has been organized and is now undergoing training in operation and maintenance of the lights. The unit will soon bo spotting night-flying planes. The CO-inch searchlights with 800 million candle power have been set up in the far corners of the field along with control stations. The lights are so powerful that they can throw a beam into the air to reach a height of 30,000

to 40,000 feet and can be seen at a distance of about 200 miles. Criss-crossing fingers of light will have other uses besides training pilots for combat. In cases where George Field is closed, beacon lights form a canopy to let pilots know where the field is located. Another use is to light the runway for safe landings.

HesI'Ow!!

Out He SMILES, Nov Be wise as he was. Use same formula used by dwt'irs adjunc.iely at nutcd Thornton & Minor Clinic. Surprising QUICK palliative relief of pain, itch, soreness. Helps soflen and tends to shrink swelling. Get tube Thornton & Minor's Rectal Ointment or Thornton & Minor Rect:d Suppositories. If not delighted with this ' DOCTORS' way, low codt is refunded. At all good drug storea everywhere.

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INDIANAPOLIS, Mar. 13. KU.R) Livestock: f Hogs, 8,000; 160-400 lbs., $14.80; 100-160 lbs., $13.50 $14.80; sows mostly $14.00 $14.05. . Cattle, 2,500; calves, 700; small lots choice 1250-lb. steers, $17.00; pai't load choice medium weight, $16.65; load lots choice lightweight steers, $16.50; small lots heifers good to choice, $15.25; medium and good beef cows, $11.25 $13.50; vealers top $17.50. Sheep, 500; good and choice

lambs, $16.00 $16.50, including

short deck fed native offerings at $16.50.

Mr. Cooper is survived by the widow, Mary C; one daughter, Mrs. Edna Stephens of Indianapolis; one brother, William H. Cooper of Terre Haute; one half-brother, Harvey Cooper of Merom; one granddaughter, Elizabeth Stephens of Indianapolis; and onq greatgrandson, John G. Stephens of Indi aim polls. ' Burial was made in the I.O.O.F. Cemetery at Carlisle.

Commissioners Continue Session

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UETEOAfJS OF FOREIGN IVARS OULLHVAW CHTTY HALL,

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Overseas Veterans of The SpanishAmerican War, World War I and II are eligible to mem- - bership in the new Sullivan Post V. F. W. being organized.

Mothers, fathers, wives of men oversew can take out membership for their boys over' there. Membership Fee is $3.00

Fill in name and address of Serviceman for Charter Membership in the Sullivan V.F.W. Post.

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Mail to Veterans of Foreign Wars State Hdqts. 834 K. of P. Bldg. Indianapolis.

Sullivan County Commissioners held their continued March session at the Court House here Monday, Robert Green appeared in behalf of a petition to close temporarily county highways in Jefferson township. The board ordered written contract in which petitioners, shall agree to keep repairs and maintain detour from county line on Jack Moore road to a point where said road bisects county gravel road and also agree to replace said county line road to itss present state of usefulness, subject to the approval of board of commissioners and the board fixed bond at $5,000 to guarantee said road's restoration. The board named a committee composed of William Sisson, county surveyor; Arl Lester, Rush Enochs, township trustee of Jefferson township, Clyde Cass and Ray Newkirk to inspect said detour and said county line highway upon completion of said restoration and to report their approval or rejection of said restoration to the board. The petition was granted, contract executed and bond approved. The county road superintendent filed a requisition for a dump truck and the county auditor was instructed to advertise for bids for purchase of said dump truck according to law. The board granted permission to Hamilton Township War Mothers to use the Commissioners court room on second and fourth Tuesday of each month for their regular meeting. The' county highway superintendent filed a requisition for a dirt and gravel loading machine and the county auditor was order

ed to advertise for. bds.

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CROSSED FINGER DRIVER are headed for, trouble!

Thousands of car owners are crossed-finger drivers . , . often neglecting their cars . . . gambling daily" that nothing will happen. Yet most of us are driving middle-aged or older cars. These cars naturally need regular and ihoroueh check-ups to avoid trouble. If you own a Plymouth, Dodge, DeSoto or Chrysier automobile, see the, man who really KNOWS YOUR CAR . . . tha dealer who handles that mak Talk it over with him. Here's why Your dealer has equipment and tools designed especially to test and adjust your car. He has the right parts . , . and trained mechanics who can spot trouble often before it happens. Don't drive with your fingers crossed. Phone your dealer. Make an appointment to ready your car for trouble-free Spring and Summer driving.

FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY HAVE YOUR BRAKES CHECKED TODAYI

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