Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 120, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 15 June 1945 — Page 6

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1945.

TONIGHT AND SATURDAY "Brazil" and '.Crime Doctor's Courage" Plus Paramount Late News Events.

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Buy Bonds Back "THE MIGHTY 7th WAR LOAN."

SUNDAY and. MONDAY.

"Relax in Cod Comfort At The Lyric"

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LOCALS

Mr. and Mrs. Henry- O'Haver and family had as dinner gliosis Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Crooks and family of Farmersbvrg. .. . ' "Mary Lou McCammon returned home Saturday after spending a two weeks' visit with her sister, -Mi'SwWilbur Crooks and ljutnily of Farmersburg. ' Mr. and Mrs. D.- H. Brown are

. in Chicago on a buying trip. j Mis, Let'de Smith lias returned to her home here after visiting several weeks in Lebanon, Ind., with Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Richardson and family. j Mrs. W. S. Jared and son, Bill, are spending a few days in Paris, LI., with relatives. I Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Smith, Mrs. Floella Palmer and John Smith ilfcfl this morning for Dallas,

Texas, where Rev, Smith will at-

t.fMAl. NOTH'K OF ft bug iikaimm; Notii'6 is hereby Riven thai .lie T.ii-.'il Alcoholic Bevei'a.m; Board of Sullivnu County, Indiana, will at 9:(M A. M. on the 3rd day of Julv, 19-15 at the Clerk's office, Court House, in the City ot Sullivan m paid County, oegin, investigation of the applications of the following named persona, requesting the isue ta the applicants, at ihe location hereinafter net wit, of the Alcuholic Beverage Permit: nf the oIhrs hereinafter designated and will, at i-'aid time and place, receive information concerning the fitness of said applicants, and the proprlp.lv of i.s-suinR-the permit applied for to .such applicants! at Ihe yuemi.se! named: Jamea Lackey, 12619, (Restaurant), 2t W. Wash. St., Sullivan, BhkLiduor. Wine Retailer. John MeCracken. 12010, Transfer to Rat Wa.fhinKfou St., .Sullivan from 'J) W. Washington St., Beer, Liquor, Wine Retailer. SAID INVRSTrOATfON WILL BK OPRN TO THE PUBLIC. AN1 WKi.ic participation is kkoiikstINDIANA ALCOHOLIC ERVERAUE COMMISSION - By MAURICE H. RVDD Secretary BURRELL E. DIEPENDORF Chairman

KEEP IT COS!

.American, housewives Baved approximately 170,614,000 pounds of used cooking fat in 1944. That is .almost double the amount saved In 1943. And it doesn't count the 52,000,000 pounds . saved by ' Army and Navy, v , ' This year the Army and Navy aren't around in such numbers; the men are overseas, using the materials that used cooking fat helps to make. They need plenty of it need it fast. That i3 why the government is asking housewives to redouble efforts scrape, skim and scoop every' drop of UBed cooking fat to replace the Industrial fats and oils, formerly imported from Islands of the Pacific.'

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McCoy's Grocery 2 Miles North on 41.

REAL ITALIAN BREAD ioc OPEIL'S BREAD, larsre loaf V ioc EVEKFRESH COFFEE . 25c lb. HONEY , ., 30c Jar JELLIES 95C Jar 1 1 12 A NUT BUTTER '. . . 35c Jar WHITE NAPKINS, SO to the box 10c PEAS 15c Can PORK AND BEANS 15c Can GARDEN CITY RED BEANS 2 for 25c FRESH RIPE TOMATOES . .. 20c lb. FRESH, NICE RIPE PEACHES 2 lbs. 35c HEAD LETTUCE 15C NICE APPLES 14c lb. ORANGES 3 for 10c LEMONS AND GRAPEFRUIT GREAT NORTHERN BEANS .2 lbs. 25c LARD ; 2 lbs. 38c FKES1I MILK AND BUTTER. GOOD LINE OF CAKES AND COOKIES. Open 7 a. m. te 10 p. m. Sundays 8 a. m. to 9 p. m. GAS AND OIL. STOP AND SHOP.

TONIGHT AND SATURDAY 'Sagebrush Heroes" and "Shadow of Suspicion' Chapter No. 11, "Zorro's Black Whip."

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.Added Attractions. This Is Ameivca Presents "Dress Parade" also . 'Comedy" - "Cartoon" and "Late News of The Day."

Buy Bonds Back "THE MIGHTY 7th WAR LOAN."

SUNDAY AND MONDAY.

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tend a conference. Mrs. William Meeae and daughter, Betsy, have returned to their home in Peru, Indiana after spending the past few weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Com Monk of Graysville. -ler mother returned home with her for a few days visit.

FACTOGRAPHS 1 Constant Troyon was a French animal and landscape painter of the early 19th century who started his career as a decorator in the porcelain factory o Sevres, . , Tigers average 9" feet In length; authentic measurements exceeding 11 feet are very rare. A 10-foot tiger weighs about 300 pounds.' ' .'''' . ' The trumpeter fish la an- im-. portant commercial food fish of New Zealand, often reaching a weight of 50 pounds. . New Orloans is one of the few United States cities to possess an official city flag. -.-' A combat cargo ship carries about six and one-half miles ol

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Result Of Jap Suicide Pilot's Crash

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A LOAN of $200,000, later settled for $4,000 "at the request of the Roosevelt family," was made by John Hartford, above, president of the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., to Elliott Roosevelt, son of the late president, according to a story written by Wertbrook Pegler, newspaper columnist Hartford, queried about . the aoan," made in 1939, said that the ' published report was "substantially correct." According to the story, Elliott Roosevelt, then 29, sought the loan to finance his Texas radio interests. According to Caruthers Ewing, A. & P. general counsel, "the loan was written off by Mr. Hartford in hi 1942 income tax report as b$4 debt" (IaternationaiX

Bits Ol News

Young women who are interested in applying for service in the WAVES may do so now that the program has re-opened efficiently to enable a higher quota to be enlisted in the Navy each month till further notice, Lieutenant Commander W. A. Chapman, Jr.. officer in charge of Navy recruiting and induction for Indiana, has announced. Applicants must be between the ages of 20 and 3b' inclusive, have at least two years high school training, no children under 18, be an American citizen, and enjoy normally good health. Commander Chapman said there is a demand for women to serve in all the more than occupations where the Navy uses WAVES, but that-the r?reatept need for then at present is in the Hospital Corps, All -newly enlisted WAVES will receive eight weeks training at the U.- S. Naval Training School, New York City. Those assigned to the Hospital Corps will, after finishing- recruit training, receive an additional two months hosnital training. Instruction in this course will cover anatomy, elementary chemistry, ) hygiene, minor sursery, bacteriology and related subjects. Then they will be dent to naval hospitals throughout the country. . - Complete enlistment information for woman is available at ti WAVES Recruiting Station,

308 P. O. Bldg., Terre Haute, Ind.

, Jj OPEN SUNDAY 1 1 June 17th n i itiHiH a MiMi rarwniiiii

FATHER LIKES CANDY, 1

POUND BOXES OF CHOCOLATES ..... $1.00 to $1.50 FOUND BOXES OF CARAMELS .............. . . 98c POUND BOXES OF NOUGATS . 69c POUND BOXES OF PEANUT BRITTLE ... . 59c

LOTS OF OTHER FATHER'S DAY GIFTS.

Bennett's Pharmacy A Dependable Drug Store Since 1914

Phone 96

In 5f range Case $

AT MIAMI BEACH MIAMI BEACH, Fla. June 11.

Pvt. Floyd Rooksberry, 21, son

of Floyd A. Rooksberry of 702 E.

Beech St., Sullivan, :nC has re

turned from service outside the

continental United States ,md q now being processed through the Amvy Ground anc Service for

ces' Redistribution Station- in

Miami Beach, where his next assignment will be determintd.

Pvt. Rooksberry served eisht

months as a rifleman in the

European theater of optrations.

vvaiie tnere he vvas awarded :ne

European campaign ribbon with two . battle stars and the Purple

Heart-for wounds ' received i in

eoinuul against Uie enemy.

Army; Ground and Service Forces Redistribution Stations are located in various parts of the United States. Military personnel returning from overseas are processed t'.irough these stations before assignment to military organizations and installations within the United States. Before entering (.he service Pvt. Rooksberry was a farmer. He became a member of the Armed Forces on Dec. 21, 1943. NO 'MISTER' THRILL

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CARLISLE LIONS ELECT OFFICERS I

TOO LATE TO CLASIFY.

At the regular first ' of ihe month meeting held .in the Carlisle Public Library basement Thursday night of last week, the Carlisle Lions Club elected the following officers for the year beginning July 1st: President, Ralph W. Smith; 1st

, Vice-President, Ira D. Ready; ,2nd Vice President,, Russell

Ccmbs; 3rd Vice President, By- . ron V. Hoover; Secretary, ' Ver- . non Long; Treasurer, Edley W. i Rogers; Tail Twister, Everett L.

Jones; Lion Tamer, Vernor Johnsen; Board of Directors, ; Ray Smith, Bill Storms, Jack1 Niewald, and Ira M. Cleveland, ihe latter becoming a member of the board of directors by virtue of being the past ' president. Carlisle News.

Fried & baked chicken, Saturday, at Dixie Grill. ODD LOTS LOST

NEVADA, Mo. (UP) The Nevada Odd Fellows Lodge has lost a cemetery. Recently the lodge was given 12 lots in the graveyard, but no one knows where it is located. .

5 Year Plus Day for $9.02

. LOWELL? : Mass) (UP) Convicted of stealing $9.02, Harold E. Gorddn,' 22i, of Lowell is spending five years jmd a day in jail, or nearly two days for every penny he allegedly stole.; ( ' ' i ' : : MAINE. STUDIES BLUEBERRIES

AUGUSTA, Me. (UP) A farm will be purchased anch supported by the state for research on the improvement and marketing of

blueberries. , , . -.,

FIRST PUBLIC LP3RARY -v. i' , , 1 4 " . DUBLIN, N.XUP The first free public library in the United States was . established . here in

1822. .. , .

Above is a U. S. Navy nhoto-

graph of the destruction wrought men were dead 'or missine when

on the deck of the U.S.S. Hazel- fires caused by the attack were

wood when a fanatical JaDanese rvti

suiciae puot crashed his Diane in-i

SHEPPARD FIELD, Tex. (UP) One discharged soldier at Sheppard Field missed the first big thrill of becoming a civilian the j;lt a GI gets the first time he's called "Mister" again. He is Warrant Officer Morris Pollack of Los Angeles. They call warrant officers "Mister" in the Army. i

ONE of the numerous figures, in the mystery slaying . of Albert Langford, wealthy textile manufacturer, Robert Redwing, 43 year-old Cherokee Indian, i3 pictured above as he appeared fol lowing questioning by police in New York. It was Redwing, toown as "Chief," who boasted he could solve the Park avenua slaying in 10 days. Another witness, Reed Lawton, protege of Mrs. Marion Langford, the slain man's widow, named Redwing as the promoter of a courtship between the slain textile manufacturer and the wealthy Mrs. Langford. (International)

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THE GLORIOUS WINDOW The shafts of heavenly light which shine upon you in the Church of your Faith radiate hope and peace.

First Christian Church Sullivan, Ind. "A Busy Church . . . Always Serving." GOD IS STILL GOD! ' CHRIST IS STILL CHRIST! ! THE CHURCH IS STILL THE CHURCH ! ! ! . Salvaticn comes enly through the Blood xif Jesus Christ! It's free but not cheap. 1 "Crowns and thrones may perish, Kingdoms rise and wane, , But the Church of Jesus Constant will remain. . . ." COME AND WORSHIP WITH US. GREAT SINGING GOSPEL PREACHING! Bible-school 9 :30 Worship and Communion 10:40 . Sermon: '"The Eternalness of Christ!" "PRAY WITHOUT CEASING."

Money advanced for painting, papering, decorating, reroofing; landscaping; and other improvements. Now is the time to make your home spic and span, inside and out . . , Loan also made for all other seasonal needs . . . Repay monthly, on term to 6t your budget ... Come in or phone now. '

FIDELITY LOAN COMPANY

Up stairs east side square.

Sullivan

No Price Boosting

Because a family is financially able ; . ' ' to ignore all price consideration is ho ; i excuse for exploiting them in funeral costs. 11 There is no price pressure at the Railsback Funeral Home, and there is no attempt to over-sell.

RfllLSBKCK FUNERAL HOME

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