Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 53, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 14 March 1945 — Page 4

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4 rVILL ENTER LAW PRACTICE Miss Telia Haines, . who has ipen librarian of the Supreme :ourt at Indianapolis for several 'ears, will enter the practice of aw here, effective April first, as i member of the law firm ..of iedwell and Bedwell. The firm, iter that date, with offices in the American Legior GAMES Thurs. Night 8:00 P. M. The

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Sullivan State Bank building, will be known as Bedwell, Bedwell and Haines, and will be engaged in the general practice of law. The firm will be composed of Charles II. Bedwell, former member of the Appellate Court and chairman of the State Tax Board; his ' brother, Jesse Bedwell, and Miss Haines.. Charles H. Bedwell was engaged actively in the practice of law here for several years before he came to official positions. His brother, Jesse Bedwell, has been engaged in the practice of law here for several years. - Miss Haines was connected with the Charles H. Bedwell law office before becoming librarian of the Supreme Court.

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TONIGHT & THURSDAY Adults, 2jC Childien. IU, ..Tax. Paid.. L v 3?" 1 y 5 Buy War Bonds Stamps. Bits Of News (Continued from Paffe One) lock reside at 408 North Street, Sullivan, Indiana. Entering the army in 1941, Sgt. Truelock has Olive April been overseas fourteen months in the Central and Southwest Pacific Theaters. He also holds the Philippines Liberation Ribbon, Asiatic-Pacific Ribbon with two campaign stars, Good Conduct Ribbon and the American Defense Ribbon for Pre-Pearl Harbor service. . Mrs. William C. Smith and son, Bill, Monday received a letter from their husband and father, Private First Class William C. Smith, 'of the United Slates Marine Corps. "Smitty" as he is more commonly known, is now on Iwo Jima fighting with the 3rd Marine Division. He stated in his letter to his family that he is well. He is a former Sullivan County Surveyor. . WRITES FROM IWO Mr. and Mrs. Garrett H. Miller Lemon Juice Recipe Checks Rheumatic Pain Quickly If you Buffer from rheumatic, arthritis or neurit! pain, try itila simple iiiexiw'iialvo homo rciilpe tli.tt thousands urn uainn. Cirt a pfickaufi of Hu-Ex Compound, a two-wwk supply, Mtlay. Mix It with a quurt of watt-r, intil the Juice of 4 lemons. It's e;isy. No trouble at fill and pleasant, you uecil ouly 3 t;(hh:spoonfuls two times a day. Often ,slf.Ulo 4H hours sometimes overnight splendid results are obtained. If the pains do not quickly leave und if you do not feel better, return the empty package and Ru-Ex will cost you nothing to try as it Is sold ny your druggist under an absolute money-hack guarantee. Ru-Ex Compound Is lor sate and rewmmended l), Bennett $ Pharmacy and drug stores ererywhers. 6 u u 0 You naturally hrsr Coca-Cola Ik ,01 called oy us Iriendly abbreviation Coke. Bolhmcanlhequaluyprod' ' uct of The Coca-Cola Compaoy.

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of Indianapolis, former residents of Carlisle have recently received a letter from their son, Chester Wayne Miller, Pharmacist Mate Third Class of the United States Navy. At present he is serving with a Medical Detachment assigned to the 4th Marine Division on Iwo Jima. In his letter he writes: "We landed on D-Day, February 19th. We are fighting like hell luckily we are in a lull today. We have a small gas stove so we cook our chow. Sure wish I could give you a blow by blow description of this wonderful fighting 4th Marine outfit. Pop, there are some of your Insley machines here. I will try to write soon again. Love, Chester."

This Morning's Headlines

EARLY SUMMER MAY SEE V-DAY. Many Allied military men now believe the European war will end early next Summer rather than next Fall, after a gradual destruction of the enemy's remaining forces. This opinion appears to be shared by German civilians interviewed behind the Allied lines. The idea of a sudden wholesale collapse as a result of recent Nazi disasters is generally discounted.

LEWIS DEMANDS MEET FLAT REFUSAL. Bituminous coal operators plainly indicated last night they intend never to agree to John L. Lewis' $60,000,000 royalty demand or to elimination of the North-South wage differential. The coal operators whose contract with Lewis' United Mine Workers expires March 31, recessed the contract negotiations with Lewis to figure out how far they would go on his 18 demands for a new contract.

NEW LIFE FOR LEND-LEASE . The House voted overwhelm.

ingly to give another year's life labeled St "for war use only." It I against ysing lend-lease in any rehabilitation programs, then voted which administrationists called the Allies. i The extension now goes to

ASKS CONGRESS BLOCK FURTHER -INCREASE IN TICKET PRICES'' OPA Chester Bowles 'asked Congress Tuesday to help slap a, price ceiling on admissions to motion pictures, stage shows, athletic events and "all other: amusement activities." The prices have been going up year after year, he asserted. '

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nenry wanace intends to demonstrate personally his department's interest in the post-war aviation industry by learning to fly! He testified in support of an administration program to spend several hundred million dollars for airports in the first post-war years.

in cpnng Fever" May Hit Your Car in March Nbw's the time to have your car adjusted to the warm driving weather ahead. We have ATLAS MUFFLERS made of heavier grade "terne steel." We install them.

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use 666 Cold Pnparatiohs as.dtTtcttJ) cennes, Group Officer of Group Ten is expected to attend the inspection and will be one of the distinguished guests. The following serve as officers of Sullivan Commandery: Harry R. McFarland, Eminent Commander; Don C. McKenzie, Generalissimo; Joe R. McCoskey, Captain General; Charles C. Cooksey, Senior Warden; Joseph S. Miller, Junior Warden; John M. Sweeney, Prelate; J. Ilarve Crowder, Treasurer; Ira M. Cleveland, Recorder; Wendell Cox. Standard Bearer; Earl Handford, Sword Bearer; Albert S. Wiggs, Warden and S. A. D. Hoskins, Sentinel. SOCIETY Choir Notice The Christian church choir will have rehearsal at 8:30 tonight, following prayer meeting. Jlethodist Church Choir The Methodist Church Choir will meet for practice Thursday evening at 7:30 p. m. City Approves (Continued from Page 1) necessarily depend in a very large measure upon the personality and ability of the playground director. We suggest that Mr. William Jones, popular City School physical education teacher and coach, be employed to organize and direct these summer playground activities. He is sufficiently interested and we believe him to be exceptonally well qualified to successfully carry out the suggested program. The plan proposed here will make it necessary to employ two - .assistant directors. These two assistants can well be chosen from our senior high school boys at the recommenda

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1940 PACKARD CLUB COUPE Radio and Heater. 1941 MERCURY COACH, Heater only, a dandy. 1940 CHEV. COUPE, Heater, a nice car. a dandy. 1940 MERCURY COACH, Heater & Radio.

1937 BUICK SPECIAL, Heater & Radio.

Come in and see -this-nice bunch of cars; ''more' coming get your car while the supply is good. . .

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tion of the playground director. 'We recommend the above proposal for your favorable consideration. Respectfully, SULLIVAN CITY SCHOOL BOARD Rex Truelock, President J. II. Crowder, Jr., Treasurer II. C, Hays, Secretary Dale C. Billman, Superintendent of Schools

NOTICE The Kat-A-Korner will be closed every Saturday night at 12:00 midnight until 5:00 a. m., due to shortage of rationing points and help.

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1940 OLDS. ' 1940 MST. this. 1939 DODGE a car. car. 1936' CHEV. - Phone 83 RAYMOND A. COLLINS, Mgr.

DOG SAVES FARMER'S LIFE BLUFFTON, Ind. (UP) - Henry Keller will be ever grateful to his shepherd-collie dog, Yank, who saved Keller's life by preventing a cow from trampling the man to death. The cow turned on Keller when he tried to push it into the barn, knocked him down, and started to walk on him. Yank, attacked the cow, which in turn chased the dog, but didn't get him. Keller got back to his farmhouse safely.

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1938 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. SEDAN, a good

TR. COACH, Heater only. in (I hope) but you'd better Linton, Ind.