Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 118, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 13 June 1945 — Page 2

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES

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WEDNESDAY, June 13, 1945

STEP FOR WORLD CO-OPERATION

In passing the Bretton Woods agreement the House, as Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau said, spoke forcefully

Lor international co-operation.

It is also a step toward outlawing war and keeping the oeace. Money is often 'the root of war and Bretton Woods

seeks to remove the root. The House vote was' most encouraging. The score was 5-15 to 18 and included in the "yes" column 205 Democrats md 138 Republicans. The 18 who opposed it were all Repubicans. The bill now goes to the Senate. Senator Wagner predicts it will encounter no trouble there, either in committee r on the floor- Senator Ball, however, says there will be a j'ght, but that the Senate eventually will pass it. . We remind that President Roosevelt said Bretton Woods 'is the cornei stone for international economic co-operation" md President Truman has declared it paramount "in estabishment of a sound economic foundation for lasting peace." Hie Treasury says "it will eliminate economic warfare" vhich sometimes leads to shooting warfare. World BankBriefly here are its purposes: 1. To encourage international investment in productive interprise. . . 2. Make long term currency stabilization loans to coun:ries whose currency encountered difficulty. 3. Each member nation would share in the bank risks in iroportion to the stock it held. Of the $9,100,000,000 bank capital, the.. United States A'ould subscribe $3,175,000,000. , - Fund 1- To stabilize the currencies of all co-operating nations n terms of gold. 2. Progressively remove barriers against making payments across international boundaries. , 3- Provide a revolving fund of foreign exchange to enable member countries to maintain stable and unrestricted iurraicy Jelationb-ips. -A - - Each country would contribute gold and local currency to l common pool in the fund. Of th1'. $8,800,00,000 assets the United States would subscribe $2,7J0,000,000.

SOCIETY

Dorothy Kirrirnell and children, Mary Barron and son, Jack, Hazel

Fntertain For Guest Kimmell and daughter, Jane, the Mr. and Mrs. Elza Walters had host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. as dinner guests in honor of Mrs. Albert Oakes and the honored Walter Vickery, Sunday, Mrs. guests, Sgt. and Mrs. George Flora Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Riley Oakes. Those who sent gifts Jirtle and Mr. and Mrs. Carter. were Mrs. Georrey Buzard, Mr. Walters. , land Mrs. Van Wicks, Mrs. Elsie Mr. and Mrs. Riley Pirtle of South wood, Gertie Xessler, Opal heroin, entertained Mrs. Walter ( Oakes, Ancil Morris, Florence ickery with a lovely luncheon Sargent, Beulah Mahan, Delia Monday. Other guests were Mrs. Oakes, Mary Nash, Alice True-

after spending a two weeks vacation with relatives in Illinois and in Gary, Indiana.

Kentz z.arl Morrical has gone

to Camp AtterDury where he will be employed. Mrs. Virginia Seevver and daughter spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seewer. A group of young people from here enjoyed a skating party at the Merom gymnasium one night last week. Mrs. Harry McCullough has returned home from a visit with her daughter, Paula in Texas.

DAILY TIMES OPEN FORUM

The Mighty 7th-War Loan BOND PREMIERE

Billy Rose' "DIAMOND HORSESHOE" Starring Grable and Haymes

At LYRIC -THEATRE, Tomorrow Thursday, 8:30 P. M

For ' Admission Purchase A UH : tsj At Theatre Or. Bond Buying Places Tickets Given With Bonds Purchased Up To Show Time

Letters and interviews of a suitable nature and proper newspaper interest are sought for this column, the editor reserving the right to censor or reject any article he may deem is not suitable and proper. Articles of 500 words or less are preferred. All articles sent to the Open Forum must be signed and address given, in or

der that the editor may know the wriler, however, the writer's

name will not be published if requested. Articles published herein do

not necessarily express the sentiment of the Daily Times and this paper may or may not agree with statements contained herein. 1

M. J. Aikm & Son FUNERAL HOME Dugger "Aikln's Service Costs No More."

?lora Carter and Mr. Slza Walters.

and Mrs. blood, Delica Linn, Betty Iner and Edith Jones.

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Vedding Shower A miscellaneous shower was iven in honor of SSgt. and Mrs. Jeorge Oakes of Alexandria, .ouisiana, at the home of his is rents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Albert lakes. Many beautiful and useul gifts were received. Refreshlents of ice cream, cake and ooL, aid were served to Maxine 'Mllips, Nellie ' Followell and n, Buddy, Marie Williams, Desie1 Followell, Verna Robbins, llara Pierce, Dollie Hall, Dessie L'vin, Harriet Nash and son, .arry, Grace Norris and son, riolet Cash, Maude McMillan, arah Gibbon, Ch-loe Stevenson,

Quit paying rent ind own your home. Special bargains on property on installment plan. Also farms for sale. W. T. MELLOTT

Methodist Choir The Methodist Choir will meet for practice Thursday evening at. 7:30.

LOCALS

Mrs. Flora Carter has had as her guest for the last several days, Mrs. Walter Vickery of Birmingham, Ala. Mrs. Margaret 'Goodman and two sons of Sullivan, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Tilden Alsman and daughter, Marjorie.. ' ! i OIL FIELD NEWS j

Several from this community attendedthe golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Crew at their home in Fairbanks last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Granby and daughter have returned home

Bose's Super Service Market 610 Nc. Main. Phone 460

Johnson Outboard Motor SALES SERVICE

?Vanchised Bottler; Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Vincennes

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fighting men now pushing their way. toward final victory. American soldiers are g'.ving their lives but we are enly being asked to lend our money during the Seventh War Loan the big double drive that will have to do the work cf two. If you have any income, from any source whether

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; Our armies,' our nafy need more guns, more ammunition, more food more of all the supplies that gd toward victory and they need them now! ' That's why you are be-

.... ... .. LldAgl 111 the biggest, toughest War Loan Drive ever the Mighty 7th War Loan, NOW! Ycur fighting dollars are needed, urgently needed, to help pay f?r fighting equipment you must lend ycur share. i Buy more war bonds now cur fighting men are making even bigger sacrit fices for victory. BUS . j DEPOT CAFE !

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Sure it's a big job. Everything about this war ;s big tremendous amounts of fiipplies have tc be moved thousands of miles to millions cf me.n at a cost of billion? of dollars! This "great 7th War Lorm Drive one mighty effort instead of the twtr we had up to this time last year must he a success. Our fighting men are depending upon you to put your job over! It's up to you to buy bigger, extra War" Bonds than ever. Find your quota and meet it!

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EVERYBODY MUST DIG FOR AMERICA'S BIG 7th WAR LOAN

You've never been asked to do more in any war loan. And the need has never been more urgent! Yes, this one is going to hurt! It's going to take every dollar you can spare and then some to meet your personal quota. It means yon must buy the War Bond you think you can't afford.

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The greatest 2 reel short ever made of the war-in the Pacific will he ehewn 8s an pdded attraction, in the Seventh War Loan Bond Premiere. "To the Shores 'cf Iwo Jinr-i" is an aclionful, technicolor account of the battle'-' for Iwc. Phctographd by combat camerament of the Navy, Marine'Corps and ' ' Coast Guard, this pictorial account rf the toughest battle in the.Pacific ?,s released .by United Artists for the Office of War Information through the War Activities Committee, Motion Picture Industry. '. , , , ,

There Are No War Bond Salesmen In Foxholes If doesn't take a salesman to make lh?sc men bay War Bonds. ' 7 ' They sec and feel the horrible effects of war. 'They know how much equipment is needed and how f?r it has to come. And they realize the tremendous costs. Shew them that you understand, too, by supporting the 7th War Loan Drive the big dcuble drive that takes the place of the two war loan drives we had by this time bst year. . . . s . Remember, ever there, thev'ie giving much more than their share. MAKE YOUR BOND WITH THEM TODAY.

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There's nc such thing as a cheap victory in this warThe casualties nearly a ra-'liion of them so far prove that. So does the. 7th. War Lean. Ycur quota in this 7th War Loan is the biggest yet for two good reasons. 1st, this cne drive takes he place of two held by this time last year. 2nd, the Pacific war now tests far more due to lengthening supply line, mere wounded to care for, snd the expenses of shifting whole armies to the Pacif't. If you -have any income frcm any source you have a quota in this 7th War . Lean. Meet it. . Sullivan

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"Every 60 Secrnds On1 Of Us . Comes Home.'

"It isn't just the way we'd like to come home.. . . "Eat that's okay. We den't want any pats on the back or parades. Just a chance to get fixed up as much as we can and get a job. "Will ycu lend us a hand me and all the( other boys? Just till we. can step cut and use cur own again?" Tc lend a hand, Xve've got to make our quotas ;in the Mighty 7th War Loan! HELP with BONDS ' INDEX " Notion.. .Company.'.-..

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... As ycu re?d this your armed forces are fighting their way toward the great victory. Every American must do his part that means every American must back this greatest of all war bond drives the mighty, urgent Seventh. Count Your Blessing3 Arid Decide Tour Purchase . SPRINGER GOUCKENOUR COMPANY

PUT OVER THE , , , , MIGHTY 73,11 WAR LOAN Our fighting men still need the weapons, the ammunition, the food and supplies to win this war . once an,d for all. And they still depend on us, yoq and me at home, to help pay for these vital materials. There will he one less War Loan this year, so to do your share we must buy bigger, .. War Bonds now, during the 7th War Loan! Of course, )rou aren't asked to give, your - money the War Bonds you buy are an investment, your money will be returned, $4 for every $3, at maturity but they must be bought! You have a quota of War Bends to buy now look up that quota, meet it and exceed it. . . . LIBERTY CAFE

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Mighty 7th All right, America, let's go! We've got our enemies on the run now we've got to put everything into one great effort! Remember, last year we had two war loan drives by this time. The 7th is two great drives in one. Let's make it count. INVEST TODAY! ATTEND THE PREMIERE! DUDLEY CHEVROLET SALES