Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 118, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 13 June 1945 — Page 4

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The department, which consists of James W. Carr of Indianapolis, chairman; Ivar Hennings of South Bend, Benton J. Bloom, of Columbus City and Cornelius O'Brien of Lawrenceburg, decided to open the forests to hunting after adopting a policy that state forests are public forests and should be used, in whatever manner possible, in the best interest of the public. In line with this policy, the department authorized a survey

to determine whether recrea-

tional areas in the Salamonie

River State Forest can be ex-

panded to meet growing recrea-

tional needs in that area. Indiana's State Forest properties, their locations and acreage follow: Harrison State Forest, Harrison and Crawford counties, 15,561.725 acres;1 Clark State Forest, Clark, Scott, and Washington, 16,768.68 acres; Greene-

Sullivan State Forest. Greene and Sullivan, 1,569.17 acres; Monroe State Forest, Morgan, Monroe and Brown, 15,205.58 acres; Martin State Forest, Martin, 1.976.14 acres: Salamonie

Opening up forest properties River State Forest. Wabash. 799.-

was authorized by the Conserva- | 28 acres; Frances S. State Forest.

Wabash and Miami, 1.045.18 acres; .'Seales Lake State Forest, Warrick. 478.00 acres; Pike State Forest. Pike, 2.355.64 acres; Fer-

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State Forests To Be Opened For Hunting This Year

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., June 12.

-(Special)- Here's some good news for Indiana hunters. Approximately 75,000 acres of Indiana State Forest area will be open in time for the squirrel season, which begins Aug. 10.

tion department last week after a study of results obtained in last year's trial when four state forests were opened to hunters. The department authorized Milton Matter, and T. E. Shaw; acting state forester, to decide on specific areas to be opened and restrictions which will of necessity be placed around game refuge and recreational areas. Shaw said two or three of the small properties probably will not be opened but that in all probability some 75,000 of the 83,000 acres of forest area will be available to the hunter. He emphasized that restrictions against hunting in game refuge areas will be few but that some small areas must of necessity be closed to hunting. Recreational and administrative areas, too, will be protected he said. The Yellowood. Morgan-Mon-, roe, Clark and Salamonie River state forests were opened for the first time last year and Hoosier hunters were quick to respond to the opportunity of hunting in some of Indiana's best woodland.

GAME NIGHT

Postponed until

further notice due to the fact that we have moved into our

new Home.

dinand State Forest, Dubois and Perry, 3,445.50 acres; Jackson State Forest, Jackson, 5.096.20 acres; Yellowood State Forest, Brown, 19,280.44. SOCIETY Royal Neighbors ' Sunshine Camp Royal Neighbors met June 1st with a good attendance. A very impressive Memorial service was given for the deceased members. ' The next meeting will be on June 15th. A covered dish dinner will be served promptly at 6:00 p. m. Each member bring cover dish, table service and sugar for drink. A Father's Day program will be given after lodge, Rebekahs . Sullivan Rebeicah Lodge met on June 7th with a large attendance. A Memorial .service for deceased members was given. The next meeting will be on June 21st, with a Father's Day program. Rebekah Notice All members of the degree staff are asked to be at the hall tonight, June 13th, for practice at 7:30.

This Morning's Headlines ' BIG THREE WILL MEET ON POLISH ISSUE. The deadlock in tangled negotiations for a reorganized government of ' Poland ' was broken with an announcement that representatives of the Big Three would meet in Moscow Friday with representatives of the Polish provisional government and democratic leaders from within and without Poland.. The announcement, made in London, Washington and Moscow, described it as "consultations about reorganization of the provisional Polish government on the broad democratic basis .. . provided for in the Crimea agreement on Poland."

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DIDN'T PAN OUT

DUBLIN, N. H. (UP) Gold

was discovered here in 1875, but shaft and moved away.

after one season of unsuccessful operation, the Diamond Ledge Gold Mine Co. ismantled its

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APPROVE ARMED FORCE TO GUARD WORLD PEACE. The heart of a .new world charter provisions for a security council to enforce peace and back' up its decisions with armed might was approved unanimously late Tuesday by a United Nations conference commission. Accepted by diplomats of 50 nations at a public, session in San Francisco's Opera House was a committee report which termed these provisions "a great historic development" and the keystone of a peace structure. ; . - ,

SCATTERED STRIKES INVOLVE THOUSANDS. Thousands of workers were idle on the nation's production front in labor-management disputes over a wide range of issues, among which were wage

contracts, the closed shop, re-employment of veterans and transfer

of workers. ;'

CHARGE WAR VETS TREATED "LIKE DOGS" AT HOSPITALS. The House veterans' committee subpoenaed officials of two veterans' hospitals after a member declared x-soldiers are "used like dogs" at one of them. The committee, investigating published charg

es of abuse, neglect and inefficiency in government hospitals, summoned Col. Louis Verdel, head of a hospital at Northport, N. Y., and John H. Ale, manager of a Dayton, Ohio, veterans' hospital. L

CIVILIANS FACE REDUCED TRAIN SPACE BY AUGUST.

Fifty per cent less Pullman space and 10 to 12 per cent fewer rail

road coaches will be available for civiian travel in August and thereafter, Transportation Director J. Monroe Johnson said. The crit

ical shortage will last through next March, he said.

ITALIAN PREMIER OUT, MAY BE REAPPOINTED. Premier Ivanoe Bonomi presented the resignations of himself and his cabinet to Prince Humber, lieutenant-general of the realm, and within a few hours political quarters were speculating that he might be asked to form the new government.

PASS POLL TAX BILL, BAN FEPC The House approved, 251 to 105, legislation outlawing the poll tax as a prerequisite to voting in primaries and elections for federal office. A coaition of Republicans and Northern Democrats prevailed after Southern Democrats had succeeded a few hours earlier in blocking House consideration of another jmti-djtecriniination measure-a bill to establish a permanent Fair Employment Practices Commisson.

CURRENT NOTES AT MEROJI INSTITUTE The month of June will be a busy one on the Institute campus. Summer camps are under way and will continue an uninter

rupted schedule until the middle

of September. June 4 to 9 saw the school for pastors in regular session, with courses in Bible and Psychology taught by Rev. Walter Schlaretzski and Carl Landes, respectively. During this week

Mr. Greene attended the Eastern i Indiana Association meeting of!

the Congregational - Christian churches at Carlos. Indiana.' Randolph County. This association is setting up an extension school for pastors, using the Merom faculty.. The second week of June has

brought a group of Evangelical1 and Reformed campers 154 it number, from sixth grade to high school age. and the camDus is!

humming. They represent Indiana churches of that denomination and two churches from Illinois. The May issue of . "Social Action," the official bulletin of Congieeational - Christian churches, published in New York City, is devoted entirely to Merom Institute. It contains a most comprehensive summary of the Merom program, its methods and aims. Adult interest is being focused later in the month on a confererce scheduled for June 28-29. The theme is "Crucial Problems of Current Democracy." This conference is sponsored by Indiana State Teachers College and has as its committee chairman Dean Dewey Annakin of the College, w;ho is assisted by the Merom Cooperating Committee. Dr. C. C. North, nationally known sociologist of Ohio State University, Columbus, will address the conference four times. A detailed pro

gram wiu -appear -later. At z.jv p. m. Monday, June 18, Dean An- '.

nukin and Shirley Greene will broadcast an interview from

WBOW relative to the conference. Early registrants include'

State Superintendent of Public Instruction Clement Malan and

the State Supervisor of Red Cross.

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