Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 125, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 22 June 1945 — Page 3

WONDERFUL RELIEF From Bladder Irritations! FamoDi doctor's discovery acts on the kidneys to increase urine and relieve painful bladder irritations caused by excess acidity ta the urine Thert is no nd now to tutfer unnecessary distress nd discomfort from backache, bladder irritation, -and run-down feeling due to excess acidity in your urine take the famous doctor's discovery DR. KILMER'S SWAMP ROOT. For Swamp Root acts fast en the kidneys to increase the flow of urine and relieve excess acidity. Originally discovered by a well-known Ehyskian, Swamp Root is a carefully tended combination of 16 herbs, roots, vegetables, balsams and other natural ingredients. It's not harsh or habit-forming m any way just good ingredients that help you feel worlds better fastt ' Send for free, prepaid sample TODAY! Like thousands of others you'll be glad that you did. Send name and addicts to Department E, Kilmer & Co.. inc., Bos 128$, Stamford, Conn. Offer limited. Send t sac?, Ail druggists sell Swamp Root.

I SEE THAT . . Correct glasses mean everything . . . doh?t choose. .them blindfolded. Since seven out of every ten people in this country need glasses, chances are that you are one of the seven. But don't forget that there is only one pair of glasses meant for your eyes. , It pays to be self-confident In most cases, but it never pays to be over-confident of your eyes. Don't risk them any longer, they deserve an expert checkup periodically. Remember . . . you won't be given a second pair of eyes. DR. C.E. FISHER Optometrist Phone 420. 3

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Mrs. Claude Foster and' son visited Mrs. Robert Price and son and Mrs. Ed Davidson Thursday evening. Mrs. Willard D. Andis and son, Mrs. Donald Pahmier and son,.; and Mrs. Blanche 1 Daugherty j were in Terre Haute Friday. ! Mack Mayfield and. daughter, Beverly and Ruth Fordice were , in Sulliva.n Saturday evening i Visiting Mrs. Mack Mayfield at ( the Mary Sherman Hospital. Mrs. Harvey Cobb and daughter, Betty, Mrs. Donald Pahmier and son were dinner guests Saturday of Mrs. Floyd Bedwell and family. , 1 Man' Helm Hendriekson ' of Terre Haute, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hend- , rickson and family. i Mr. and Mrs. Claude Enochs and son .'spent Sunday with Mr. ' and Mrs. Win. Bedwell. ' I Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Jackson of ' near Sullivan, visited Mr. and Mrs. Delmas Jerrels Sunday , afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jackson and baby spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hale. , ( - Mrs. George Fordice returned to Indianapolis Sunday night after spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Fordice. ' , ' Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hale spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs. Raymond Hale. Other callers were Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Delatree and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bcalieu of Georgetown, Illinois. Mrs. Elaine Ross of Indianapolis, spent the week-end with BBS NEW QUALITY FOODS at your grocer's HesnierV Sweet Vegetable Relish Sweet Onion Relish Sweet Beet Relish Manufactured by . CLYDE M. HESMER, INC. Evansville, Indiana KG e .-. Know Are Exclusive"

General Eisenhower Welcomed

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The Eisenhower clan was out in arrival. Shown a few minutes aftforce at the Kansas City, Mo., ler his giant transport plane landairport to greet their most famous ed in the Missouri city he is surmember, General of the . Army j rounded (t. to r.) by Arthur and Dwight D. Eisenhower, upon his I

her parents, Mr. andM,s Wm i Webb and sons. j Mrs. Robert Sweeney spent i the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Abrams and son. Mrs. Ada Stanton and Georgia, and Mr.' and Mrs. Wendell Miller were in Linton Sunday evening. Mrs. Robert Price and son spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Goodman and son ... - i Mr. ana mrs. Jta UUViason were in winsie visiting leuu.ves biu.Mm Marv" Mollet and son Paul Mr and MGustave Delatree and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berlein of Georgetown, Illinois, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and , Mrs. John Mollet. , . ! - i I 9 POSSUMS STAY HOME SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UP) Nine baby possums, snuggled in wads of newspapers jammed in the wheel-well, were discovered stowed away in the spare wing of a P-40 pursuit plane as mechanics prepared to attach the wing The possums won't make, the trip. BEARS GIVEN EXILE' l JERSEY SHORE. Pa fTIPl

j iiu uvii a l a it i CJ-iig litiu in j At T J tt Two black bears which had been caucus Room of the Senate From Governors of the States ense. Indiana University specstealing meat and butter, without shortly before noon. Copies of the and from mayors of 1,425 cities lze& ln the training of producleaving "ration points, from Rug- Report were presented at 3:15 where Elks Loages are located, tl0n supervisors, and also trained gle Saw Mill were captured and P. M. to the War and the Secre- messages praising the war activi- a number of persons in the field exiled by Game Protector LeRoy tary of the Navy in the Pentagon ties of the Elks were sent to Dr. f chemistry under, this program,

liieason. Mill workers declared that the bears helped themselves to bottles of soft drink until "the, cook hid the bottle-opener."

At The Lyric Sunday and Monday

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George Brenc and Joan Fontaine arc co-starred in die ga)- .md vivacious story of 3 girl who could fool all of the men, "The Affairs of Susan."

At The Sherman Here's vour lavorue gang, the East with Leo Cjrorccy, Huntz

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES

Present Elks' Report To Nation On War Activities D. C The WASHINGTON, Elks made their "Report to the Nation June H, presenting a .nnMihprl rpanmp nf tho OrHPrfi r . j Varies of War and the Navy and to members of Congress. The' activities reviewed in the report represent a total expend!ture ot $l,o00,00c, according to the Elks War Commission, which conducts the fraternity's .wai programs, A special delegation of s Elks headed by Dr. Kobert boutn BarJ rett, Grand Exalted Ruler, made the presentation. In the group were the Chairman and members mom?M iha n, Trustees. A total of 265 Congressmen, all of them Elks, were presented with conies of the Renort to the - k-ij- tn u. BuilrlinEt nnd thpn th ffik HpIp. gation, accompanied by a group of Senators and Reoresentatives. called st the White House at 4:30 Sunday - Monday Side Kids m "Docks of New York,' HalJ and ulona 1'ppe ;v-

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By Family I. Mrs. Ida S. Milton Eisenhower; Eisenhower, his mother; and Edg.ir and Earl Eisenhower, (International Soundphoto.) P. M. and there presented Presi dent Truman with the report. In accepting the Report to the Nation, President Truman praised the war accomplishments of the t Elks as "a record of which the Order of Elks and the whole nati0.n 0311 be Proud-" Said the 471 Tf it? ) nnvAnviofij Vnt n rtnonl . . nauonui organizaiion 11KS me . , .. . , . of its war activities on Flag Day. "What you have done needs no riraise rrnm me. i np rpnorr. speaks for itself. It is the inspiring story of the efforts of seven hundred thousand American citizens in the war, of the eighty - tlwusarid of - fliem . who-' have activelv served our nation on land and seas and in the air. of the thousand and more who have . ., .... , , mann Tl-ic cimrama ooi-ii f 1 That is a shining record a record of whiclv the Qrder of Elk, and the whole nation can be proud. "The story, of course, will not be complete until the remaining evil forces of aggression are destroyed. The report breaches your determination to see this fight through to the finish Carrv on!" Barrett. Although the report was made at this time, Dr. Barrett asserted. the work undertaken by the Elks War Commission is by no means nearing an end. Much lies ahead and there will be many " J projects which until long1 after will continue' the war with Japan is over, he said. Among some of the many activities, summed up in the Re port, have been the establish ment of more than 400 schools for training young men desiring to take aviation cadet courses; the recruitment of men for the Naval Air Corps of Engineers and the Navy Seabees; the evacuation of children from war zones; the collection of books for the Merchant Marine; the recruitment of nurses for Veterans Hospitals, and the establishment cf Elks Fraternal Centers to pro vide meals, relaxation, and overnight accommodations for those in the armed services. The Report tells how The Elks ! Wan Commission in cooperation' 1 with the subordinate lodges have promoted letter writing to members in the services, and have sent gift boxes and supplies of cigarettes and tobacco overseas. ! Elks are providing entertainment to more than 150,000 convalescent veterans in hospitals t throughout the nation, the re1 port points . out. Yet another activity has been the aid given to internees recently released from Jap camps in the Philippines. 1 '. U. S. A. 1945 CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UP) At torneyv Carl H. Amon, Jr., ad vanced the cause of father-son relationships, war bond purchases, and solved the manpower problem all in one day. He volunteered as a coal heaver one Sunday to aid the manpower famine, turned his $3.96 earnings over to his son for a war bond purchase,

KlMbUMfifteMi At home Any flavor Delicious Smooth No k crystals No cooking No rewhipping No scorched flavor Easy Inexpensive 20 recipes in each 15 pack oae. Please ask your grocer for LiOnDOnOEBRU Honemade Ice Cream "-to HNOONOEBfiy-835 H0W1KD, MN FMMCISCO 3, UUF. LOCALS Mrs. Robert Weathers arrived; at her home here Thursday from ! rUviii0 TVvns Hpr husband, who i

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is a Lieutenant (jg) in the Naval if anything 1 want, and I feel Air Corps, will join his wife here,l'ke i'"erent person, declares soon and will visit his mother, M- F- G. Gunn, well known emMrs Paul Taylor. Mrs. Weathers 1 P1,0 of a b,2 department store t th. fnrm-F Mavinp l?v. dauch- who "sides at 475 Luckie St.,

I J LiiV v J y d ter of Mrs. Goldie Ray. I TUIrc; TnVin 71 TTnrhniiuh and ycung son of Evansville, are the i ;0cic, -Mr. nr,H m Pn Hprb h ' ' . Dr. H. L. Ramsay and her father, George T. Ramsay; will leave Saturday evening for Guelph, Ontario, Canada, for a brief visit with relatives and to xl ....... m.... ... transact business. They will re turn to Sullivan Friday evening, June 29th. Mr. and Mrs. Mildred Springer in ,.ri rhpir ho, t.HnJ .vt.l..tv.U fcv. Uw..v. after visiting the former's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Springer and other relatives. Mrs. Elsie Clark and Mrs. Florence Hawkins spent Thursday in Terre Haute. R., P. White, publisher of the; j Union, who has been ill at . his' home here for weeks, is now the past three convalescent and will return to his office in a few days. , LOCAL PEOPLE IN . I WAR TRAINING CLASS I , . thexmceu peupie emoiiea m war rrainSnO Plai mnAnnieA In Sullivan by the Indiana Universi ty School of Business under the Engineering, Science and Man- - e"'-. .xmi,mb iu6im r the United States Office of Education. ' sulvey l results or tne ProHm wnicn will end June 30 fhows that the people were traineu pumdiuy lor transfer to war f wd later primarily to "7 J. s'rlcl resDonsibilities 1 csijuiiaiuili in war plants v nere tney were already employed. ine Program throughout the tate wnich started in 1941 had as lts objective to provide short courses of college grade which were designed to meet the shortage of engineers, chemists, physi cists, ana proauction supervisors in fields essential to the national 'r, ui uie in di&na University school of business and director of the University's war training program, explained, j

Of the 19,023 registrations, thence and Rationing Board, heaviest enrollments were during port any .overcharges.

4Ua i n -i o An t- . a. u,c curing in,e lust year' 1941"42. fl0 Per cent of the enrollments were in the fields of accounting and personnel. In successive yearg of the program, tnere was increasing emphasis on Jf""u, ln lne supervisory new. W,th the exception of the last year f the Prgram a very high percentage of trainees were worn en. During the four years of the program, 944 courses were conducted in 69 Indiana cities. . WILL RESIDE AT CARLISLE ! I ' CARLISLE, I Rev. and Mrs Ind., June 22. A. L. Tidrick ar rived here Saturday from Aurora, Indiana, and will make their future home in their residence property on Hackett street near the Christian church. Rev. Tidrick, who was pastor of the Carlisle Baptist church before its ending here, went from here to Bloomfield and from there to a church just north of Aurora, where he has just ended a thirteen-year pastorate. He states that he will not accept a regular appointment in the future but will serve supply or interim appointments. THIEF MISSES HAUL FLINT, Mich. (UP) A robber who forced the door of a Flint ' sboe rePalr shP and struck its owner on the head was short changed He followed Benjamin G. Tracey to his shop after he saw him flashing a $1,500 bankroll in a tavern, but by the time Tracey reached the shop he had ' disposed of the roll and had only

30 Lbs. Under Weight, ; Cains 27 On Retonga

Eating; Was A Task Instead Of A Pleasure, Says Dept. Store Man. Enjoys Every Meal Now. Weak, Nervous Feeling Also Relieved. "I had spent hundreds of dollars and was down to only a hun;dred and eighteen pounds when I decided to try Retonga. Now I weigh a hundred and forty-five, 'Atlanta, Ga. Discussing his case t.v.i .uiiuiiucu. ,W,8S 30 Pounds underweight and felt so weak and nervous

tl at the least excitement upset me. The constipation is relieved, and 1 thfe through. j feel str0nger thajn 'years. ReSluggish elimination, forced met was w j t o take strong laxatives frequent-, I seemed unable to regam any . Retonga is intended to relieve n?th or. weight and I had so distress due to Vitamin B-l defic-

HUie appetite tliat eatma Was task. i "Retonga gave me more relief than everything else put together. 1 nave a line appetite. I sleeo i,ne. and up feeling.fine. The I RATIONING AT A GLANCE Meats, Cheese, Butter, Fats, Canned Fjsh, Canned Milk. Book 4 red stamps Y-5, Z-5 and a- through U-2 now valid. E-2 through J-2 invalid after June 30. K-2 through P-2 jJuly 31. Q-2 thro after Aug. 31. invalid after Used Futs. e" f,,r pound of waste fats. Processes Foods. Blue stamps H-2 through M-2 invalid after June2. N-2 through o-1. uivaiiu aiLer June mi. tx through X-2 invalid after July ,31. Y-2, 7.-2 and A-l through C-l invalid after Aug. 31, Shoes. Mao 1 O -. 1 O a ln" iShe7T tice. OPA says no plans to cancel any. New stamp valid Aug. 1. Susrar. . Stams 35 and 36 now valid for five pounds each. Stamp 35 valid through June 2. Stamp 36 valid through Aug. 31. Gasoline. Stamp A-15 good lor 4 gallons through June 21. B-6, C-6, B-7: and C-7 coupons valid for five gallons. i Fuel Oil. .. New period 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 coupons and old period 4 and 5 coupons valid through Aug. 31. Price Information. Obtain price information from the Price Clerk of your local War ! Re , I "Ike's" Mom MRS. IDA EISENHOWER, mother of the ETO Allied, commander-in-?Mef, Is shown above knitting her "umpteenth" Red Cross ar tide 6s she waits at her home id AMene, Kan., for the return of her famous son, General of thfl Army Dwight D. Eisenhower, who will be honored, by his home $owa

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twenty-seven pounds I- regained,,;cuts me back at normal -weight.

a'lPrrv. pnnstinatinn inonffiVlonr i flow of diffpetivp inifps in hp stomach, and loss of appetite. Accrpt no substitute. Retonga may be obtained at Bpnnptt's Pharma. cy Adv. MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS

National League Clubs Won Lost Pet. Brooklyn 34 21 .618 Chicago ; 28 22 .560 St. Louis 30 24 .556 Pittsburgh ....30 25 .545 New York 30 26 .536 Eoston . , ..... . . 27 '. 25 :.519 Cincinnati : . 23 28 .451 Philadelphia 14 45 .237

American League Clubs " Won Lost Pet. ; Detroit 32 21 23 25 26 26 26 29 32 .604 .558 .528 .527 .490 .480 .420 .385 New York ".vv -29 Eoston". 28 Chicago I...... 29 Wasnington . ...... 25 S" Louis 24 , Cleveland 21 Philadelphia A' 20 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS National League Chicago, 5; Pittsburgh, 4. . St. Louis, 4; Cincinnati, 0. Brooklyn, 9; Philadelphia, 2. Only games scheduled. . American League New York, 14; Boston, 4. Detroit, 5; Cleveland, 1. Philadelphia at Washington, called in fourth inning. Only games scheduled. FREED GIs EAT TOO HEARTY HOLLAND, Mich. (UP) Pfc. Stuart B. Padnos of Holland, has written home that, when they were released from a German prison camp, most of his friends started eating heavily of roast duck, chicken, pork, mutton and beef and became deathly sick. He vrote his parents on a German portable typewriter from what was once a luxurious officers bar-! racks. , , Shelburn, Indiana FRI. & SAT. JUNE 22-23 "SAN FERNANDO VALLEY" Roy Rogers & Trigger Dale Evans. Plus "SUNDAY GO TO -MEETING TIME". Color Cartoon Friday 7:30 Sat. 6:00, 7:30 & 9:00 SUN. & MON. JUNE 24-25 HOLLYWOOD CANTEEN All Star Cast Shows Sun. 3:00, 5:30 & 8:00. Monday 7:30

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