Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 70, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 6 April 1945 — Page 6

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES- FRIDAY, APR. 6, 1945. eld, d feet 2, chunky and bald, was convicted on three counts of bigamy. The jury ruled not only that he-was-guilty but that he was'sarie. During his trial he protested, as he blanked through tears; that "All I sought was happiness; all I wanted was a pal." . TONIGHT AND SATURDAY "House of Frankenstein" "The Mummy's Curse" piUsParamount Late News Events. TONTGHT AND SATURDAY- , . "Stage Coach To Monterey" ami "Crazy-Knights Chapter 1 "Zono's Black Whip"

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will be held at the High School on Thursday, April 12th, at 4:00

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join 4-H, but did not come to this . meeting, may come on April 12th

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The following officers were eh'ctod for 1943: President, Sara Ann Willis; Vice-President, Ramona Hummell; Secretary, Bar-

NEVV SUITS William D. Criss and Ernest J. Criss, partners doing business under the firm and style, of Criss Brothers vs. Elmer Bridwell and Walter Bridwell. Complaint on promissory note.

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VILLE, 111. Neither fire, flood ', nor KP the next day have been I able to keep the boys from T and 1 T-l out of town but one thing finally succeeded the mumps. ' This grotesque cheek -swelling I disease a joke to everyone until they come down with it struck home this week with such force that a general restriction to the;

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This Morning's Headlines

MAY RESTRICT DRAFT CALLS TO AGE" OF 18. Some congressional leaders believe that all men over 18 who are still civilians when Germany falls will never be drafted for the war against Japan. There is a widespread report that the War Department expects to draft nothing but 18-year-olds after the European war ends. Possibly anticipating such a policy, Senator Tom Stewart, Democrat, Tennessee, introduced an amendment to the Selective Service Act requiring six months pre-.combat training for all servicemen under 10. ' .

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NIMITZ, GEN. MACARTJIUR TEAMED' UP. Gen. Douglas MaeArthur drew the assignment1 yesterday; to command all American Army forces in the final cleanup of Japan. The joint chiefs of staff settled the much-discussed point by reassigning commands in "the whole Pacific area, with MacArthur in charge and Admiral Chester W. Nimitz directing the United States drive at sea.

STATE PURCHASES MANSION FOR GOVERNORS. Indiana yesterday purchased the J. H. Trimble home, 4343 North Meridian Street, Indianapolis, for a new home for Hoosier governors. The state will take possession May 15th. Purchase price of the home, including furnishings, is $72,500. The 1945 General Assembly appropriated $100,000 for the purchase and furnishing' of a new mansion for the governor. The act provided that the transaction must have approval of the budget committee. Two years ago, acting under a 1943 legislative act, the budget committee in approval, declined to be a party to the transaction. The 1945 act was drawn to eliminate requirement of approval by Governor Ralph F. Gates. - - The present Governor's Mansion, 101 East 27th Street, has Served as the(home of Indiana's chief executives since the administration of former Governor Warren T. McCray, almost 25 years ago. It was given to the state by the city of Indianapolis for this specific purpose and will revert to the city when Governor and Mrs. Gates take over the new mansion. N

; Graduation days are here again and we add our wishes of "good luck" to the many greetings they will

receive. OUR SUNDAY MENU Fried -Chicken BAKED CHICKEN BAKED HAM

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.lello Salad HOT JtOIXS (with butter) Home-made Pies , ,' - Note: We serve hot rolls daily with our evening meal.

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While cold days prevail at the present, sunny days full of garden fresh vegetables lie ahead. But while waiting for those days why miss the tasty servings at

the Liberty. OUR SUNDAY MENU Fried Chicken BAKED CHICKEN ROAST PORK.. Cream Gravy Chickeri Noodles Dressing Brown Gravy Mashed Potatoes Sliced Tomatoes Green Beans Whole Kernel Corn Buttered Carrots Potato Salad , . Waldorf Salad A Dole Sauce , HOT ROLLS Delicious Pies LIBERTY CAFE Doris Bromenberg

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THIRTY YEARS FOR BIGAMY. Francis Van Wie, a strange, moon-faced little man who virtually made a career of getting married, was sentenced yesterday at San Francisco to 30 years in prison for bigamy. His wives numbered no less than 12, Van Wie, 58 years

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