Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 105, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 25 May 1945 — Page 6

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES-

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This Morning's Headlines HORROR CHIEF GULPS POISON. Hangman Heinrich Himmler, chief , of the dread German Gestapo and symbol of allMhat was bestial in Nazism, committed suicide by poison, stripped naked but for his socks, at a villa at Lueneburg in northwestern Germany. He took the lethal dose even as a British Army doctor was. searching him for the poison. He had been captured Monday, in disguise, by two Eritish guards F.t Bremervoerde, west of Hamburg. The doctor was searching Himmler minutely. He put two fingers in Himmier' mouth. Himmler bit down on the doctor's fingers and the tiny blue phial of cyanide of potassium he was trying to conceal in his mouth.

Fifteen minutes later he was dead.

AUTHORIZE 200,000 NEW AUTOS; IJQUOR "HOLIDAY." Chairman J. A. Krug of the War Production Board announced that djstillers would get a month long "holiday" for production of liquor in July. Krug made the announcement at a news conference at which he also said the automobile industry has been authorized to make about 200,000 passenger cars this year if they can get the materials. The automobile production announcement was released Thursday afternoon at Detroit. Authorization of the third liquormaking holiday within a year was made possible, Krug said, by the suspension of lend-lease alcohol shipments to Russia and the increased use of petroleum instead of alcohol by the synthetic rubber industry. '

OFFER MEDICAL CARE MEASURE. A multi-billion dollar expansion of social security, including a new program of medical care insurance, was introduced in Congress by Senator . Wagner, , Democrat, New York, and Representative Dingell, Democrat, Michigan. Contributions would increase to four per cent on workers' pay and four per cent on employers' pay rolls. At present each pays one per cent to finance old-age insurance. j

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.ADDED ATTRACTION. "ALL-STAR BOND RALLY" starring Vivian Blaine - Jeanne Grain June Haver - Betty Grable -Bing Crosby - Bob Hope - Faye Marlow - Linda Darnell - Harpo Marx and Harry Jatnes and His Or chestra.

WALLS-BAKER

Mr. and Mrs. Dell Walls announce the marriage of their youngest jaughtcxf--rheima, to Pvt. Lester Baker Jr., son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Lester Baker Sr., of Sullivan. The wedding was solemnized on December25, 1944 with the Rev. R. W. Brown riead-

J ktg the vows. ' '

The bride is a prndualc of the Knllivrui school with the ,'l;i.-:s of l!MI"i and is now residing in Pari-., Texas where Pvt. Baker

stationed. The (rideL'rooni is

school, class of 1044. He-was inducted into the armed forces on February 22, 1945 and is now

stationed at Camp Maxey, Texas. Bausch Bark r From Pacific-

OMAHA, Neb. (UP) Jarrin' Jim Bausch, former Kansas .football player and 1932 Olympic decathlon champion, is back from tlie wars, but ho still is on duly for the Navy. TJaiuu-h. n' lieutenant with a tour of Southwest Pacific duty to his credit, is in charge of

graduate of the Craysvillo hiyh the Navy's shore patrol here.

ROCK WOOL INSULATION INSULATE FOR ALL KINDS OF WEATHER. You are paying for insulation whether you have it or not. Due to coal rationing, get behind Uncle Sam. Insulate now. ' Day and Redmond Insulating Co. Free Estimate BILL KELLAMS PHONE r,.i

SHERMAN , A MONDAY. tJl SLlVVirVI.Nt children, 14c.

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medicine. Just good Ingredients tnai act fast to bring you new comfort! Send for free, prepaid sample TODAY! Like thousands of others you'U be glad that you did. Send name and address to Deoartment C, Kilmer & Co., Inc., Box 1255, Stamford, Conn. Offer limited. Send t once. All druggists sell Swamp Root.

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The Battle of Armageddon! ' " The Open;ng of the Seals! . ,- The Elark cf the Beast! , - The Final Rapture! Corns, Hear P. E, Roll An Authority on Revelations. ' Five Nights In This Great Book. ! Monday through Friday M?y 2 Sth through June 1st. TIME 7:45 Come . . . Sing . . . Worship FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sullivan, Ind. GREAT SERVICES SUNDAY!

President Creates ' Inquiry Board In

Railroad Dispute and Mi

SOCIETY Entertain With Supper Mr. and Mrs. Garland Wilson of Farmersburg, entertained with a chicken sunner Friday nifiht, Mnv Iflth, at their home in honor of his brother. Pvt. liarland W'iin , who h stationed St Crmp Robinpfiekl, Georgia. Jli ''fe and children, Kanry and ITnrland Jr. live in Farmersburg. The dinner was also in honor of Garland's brother-in-law, M. M. 3e. Robert C.. Biederstaedt, u-Vio h horr leave from San Francisco. California. His wife find son, Bobbv'.Tr. livo jn Michigan City, Indiana. Other fruests were Mr. and Mrs. Jess H. Wilson and sons. Don and Leon Vf New Lebanon, Indiana, Mis Tlie'ma Wilrion of LaPorte. Indiana, nnd M'-s. James French nnd son. Jimmie of Farmersburj, Indiana.

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SUMMERTIME CALLS BUTTONS LEG COLOR 59c SAXON STOCKING LIQUID : 59r DURATION LEG DO 23c and 50c MINERS LIQUID MAKE-UP 25c and 50c ARM AND LEG MAKE-UP $1.00 NEET DEPILATORY 49c and 89c ZIP DEPILATORY 55c BABY TOUCH HAIR REMOVER 25c NOTICE Any Leg Make-up will go on better and easier over an application of TRUSHAY Lotion.

Bennett's Pharmacv

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Store 96

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EXMN'E CORNER

Mrs. Alexander 1 Brown and Mrs. LeRoy Haney were in Linton Wednesday.

Mrs. Roy are visiting Bend. -

Christy and ' friends in

family South

been ill in the St. Vincent Hospital of Indianapolis Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Brown. Has is LOCALS

Mrs. James A. Cozart of Pitts-

David Dunbar of the Merchant burgh, . Pennsylvania, returned Marine has returned to his basencme yesterday' after spending

WASHINGTON. May 25. An emergency " board to investigate a disnute that threatens to cttnse 3 strike of 3,500 enginemen rmnloyed by the ' Illinois ' Central Railroad was created by President Truman. The President said the names of the board members would be announced later. The dispute involves the ciuestion of seniority rights of firemen promoted to engineers. The Brotherhood of : Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. an independent union, has notified the railroad of its intention to otrike because of failure to settle the dispute. The president created the emergency board under provisions of the railway labor act. Under this act a strick must be oostnoned pending action by the Decial board, whieh must report its finding? to the President within 30 d? vs. .

The President

Joe Wilson, son of Mr.

Mrs. Garland vulson, enter

tained all the children present. Supper was sent to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Snyder -of-Fai,nifiBlui!. An enjoyable time was had by all. Neighborhood Gathering A housewarmina was given

Tuesday, May 22, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Burl Sharp; who moved recently in the Concord j community. The evening wasl

in Washington after spending a few days here with his parents. Pvt. Rinsell Arnold has returned to a camp in Texas after, spending a furlough with his wife and Mr. and Mrs. Hussell Arnold and friends. Mrs. Ernest Edds visited Mr. end Mrs. Carl Edds of Dugger,

Wednesday. Mrs. LeRoy Haney, who bas

two weeks with her mother.

. I Presents First Poppy To Billy Brown

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Still Our Business Pledge

Wlien we established our business here, we knew that reputations must be earned, and that a new business must stand the test of performance. So this has been our policy, good merchandise and good work, at prices that would deserVe and keep the good will oj" those who chose our service.

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spent in conversation, A lovely gift was , presented to Mr. and Mrs. Sharp. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Elliott and children, Mrs. Millard Noel and children, Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Ring and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Risti Pinkston, James Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert

Dix, Mrs. Virgil Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Joseph and children, I Mrs. Eugene Ransford, Mr. and, Mrs. Frank. Adamson, Tommy Ptrks and Nolan Hackler, Mr.

and Mrs. Emery Benson, Miss aid the dispute Carolee Clark. Mrs. Edna Clark,!

threatens to interrupt interstate Mrs. Cleo Wyman, Mr. and Mrs. commerce between It states. James Hazelrisg. Mr. and Mrs.

Indiana is one of the states. The Wyatt Dix, Mrs. Flora McDonald,

Illinois Central operates a brancn from Indianapolis to Effingham, Illinois by way of Bloomington Indiana. LOCALS i Mrs. Ralph Boles and son, Jeff, and Miss Tootsie Boothe of Indianapolis were the Thursday guests' of ' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boothe. Mr. and Mrs. Lee VanKeuren and son. Bill, visited in Sullivan Thursday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Herbert.

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Myrna, charming nine year old Brown, of Bloomngton,

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Mr. and Mrs. Abe Bover Mr and c'auSnte" Legionnaire Emsley fust poppy turned out from the

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Paul Dix Presenting William E. (Billy)

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Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bedwell and Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Hale spent Friday In Terre Haute. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mollet of Indianapolis visited over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Near., Miss Phyllis Hamke of Carlisle visited Miss Eleanor Cooksey Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Figg have moved to Dugger for future residance. Mr. and Mrs. Asel Gould called on Mrs. Claude Perigo Sunday evening. Mrs. Lelia Padgett visited her mother, Mrs. Liza Holdson last Tuesday. . Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Payne

were in Dugger Saturday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Ora Shoptaw

visited Mr. and Mrs. Keith Shoptaw Sunday evening.

Mrs. Flem Bedwell called on

Your precious Reepscke will stand forever as the symbol of the great love you share. Come in soon and see the many new Keepsake crea

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