Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 125, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 22 June 1945 — Page 6

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1945. rumA iWiAim-miiTO! vim nimwwwaua, This Morning's Headlines . CONNALLY, VANDENBURG WILL LEAD CHARTER FIGHT. Sens. Tom Connally, Democrat, Texas, and Arthur H. Vandenberg, Repubiican, Michigan, will open the battle for Senate ratification of the world security charter next Thursday, two days after the United Nations conference adjourns, it was disclosed. Revelation that Vandenberg, prominent Republican member, will fly to Washington and start action immediately, came as the last of 12 committees , of .the conference reported to its parent commission,, completing that phase ol charter preparation, cor.naiiy, who will, pilot the charter through the Senate in an effort to gain the required two-thirds majority for ratifiminn, will make a speech before his toileagues on, Thursday.. A NEW TYPE OF LINOLEUM FINISH TONIGHT AND SATURDAY "Alaska" and "Three Is A Family." Plus Paramount Late News Events, TONIGHT AND SATURDAY "Sheriff of Sundown" and "Escape In The Fog" Chapter No. 12, "Zorro's Black Whip." "SL" yOUR FAVORITE 6AN ijrwt...rfnvflfl four men Jr3 ;, ' it in their, .most dating txpleiti . U. S. CASUALTIES 6,356 IN WEEK'S TIME. Combat casualtics of the armed forces during the war reached 1,023,453, an increase of 6,356 in the iast week.

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SUNDAY and. MONDAY JAMES-T, RIDGWAY 'DIES IN" CALIFORNIA '..(Carlisle News) Mr. and Mrs. Henry Charley received a -; letter Thursday of What Does Reasonable Price Mean?

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McCoy's Grocery 2 Miles North on 41.

FRESH RIPE TOMATOES RIPE PEACHES j.. ORANGES ... APPLES GRAPEFRUIT

LEMONS 33c-doz. WATERMELON 5c lb. " PORK AND BEANS large can 15c RED BEANS , 12c can SOUPS Tomato, Oyster and Chicken Noodle. Jellies Peach, Apple, Blackberry, Plum 2nd Raspberry. PEANUT BUTTER, APPLE BUTTER. HONEY . GOLD BAR COFFEE , 35c lb. EVER FRESH COFFEE 25c lb. FOLGERS COFFEE 36c lb. MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 36c lb. EARLY JUNE PEAS 15c can WHITE SYRUP . 20c bottle DARK MAPLE SYRUP 18c bottle ALL OPELL'S BREAD 10c large loaf NICE LINE OF CAKES AND COOKIES. LUNCH MEATS, CHEESE, FRESH MILK and BUTTER. Open on Thursdays and Sundays 8 A. M. to 10 P. M. GAS AND OIL. STOP AND SHOP.

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MIGHTY 7th WAR LOAN. Adults 3.r)C Child. 16c last week from Mrs. Emma Allen 'Ridgeway, informing them of tire death of her husband, James T. 'Ridgeway. Mr. Ridgeway's death occurred on Saturday, , June. 9, ' following an operation on the

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also thlt for this amount, whatever 1 it may be, a selection of materials you are pleased with and a servic? you ina.y' rememher without dis'tpp.iint-. isieni . ... .

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' .Added Attraction. , MARCH OF TIME presents "RETURNING VETERAN' "Comedy" - "Musical" and "Late News of The Day."

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preceding Monday, when he became seriously ill and was taken to the" hospital in Riverside, Cali fornia. The Ridgeway family, natives of this vicinity, went to Riverside about thirty years ago. Mr. Ridgeway had served , as Court House Custodian for. many years at Riverside and had retired only last month. He , was born o.n Shaker Prairie and was the son of Benjamin W. and Mary Hoagland Ridgeway. He was a brother of Owen J Ridge way, who died in October, 1935. Mr. Ridgeway is survived by the wife,, by, a daughter, Gladys, and by five sens,. Virgil, Cecil, Clyde, Owen and John. Cecil is a Lieutenant (jg) in the i Navy and before his induction practiced dentistry in Long Beach, California. Mr. Ridgaway is also survived by several grandchildren and three half brothers. Bits Of News Continued from Page 1) was wounded in action in France on November 16,. 1944, while with the 7th Army. He was sent to a iiospital in England and from there to the Stales. He is getting along fine although having to walk with the aid of crutches. RECEIVES MERIT CERTIFICATE j Staff Sergeant Wm. D. Shake, ! grandson of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. 1 Cox. cf Route 3, Carlisle, who is a member of the 1st Tactical Air Force Command in Europe, has been awarded a Certificate of Merit in recognition of conspicuously meritorious and . outstand ing performance of military

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We are enjoying an old fashioned service over here each

Lord's Day. Great singing .... Gospel Preaching. .We know how to reioice in the Lord! Come and Worship With Us! Two Specials By The Choir. Sermrn: "OVERFLOWING MERCY."

Bib!e-schot;l 9:30. Worship and Communion 1C :40. Our hearing aid is for your convenience. Many who are hard of hearing are avail'ng themselves of this opportunity. . REMEMBER: "PRAY WITHOUT CEASING!" Read the 6th chapter of the Gospel of John and better prepare yourself for definite Worship.

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Adults 35c Children, 14c. duty. Sgt. Shake has also . been awarded three battle stars., GETS MEDICAL DISCHARGE 1 Thos. J. White F 2c, arrived home at Carlisle last week irom the Navy, Hospital at Farragut, i Idaho, he has been given a medical discharge,, and on Monday started work as an electrician at the Naval Ammunition Depot at Crane. FURLOUGH ENDS '. . , ', Paratrooper Thomas A.. Batey, son of Sarah Batey, has returned , to Ft. Benning, Ga.', after spending a 21-tlay furlough in Sullivan. SOCIETY : fcarmiy Dhir sr" " ". . I On June 17, a family dhmer was held at the home of Mr,; and Mrs. W. A. Brodie. Those present were Mr.' and Mrs'.' B.' F. Willis, I Mr. and Mrs. Paul Willis, David, I Joan, Larry and Keith, Mr. , and I Mrs. Charles J. Willis, Barbara and Ruth, Mr. and Mrs! Harry I Creager, Cordia SmVth. Mrs. Paul Cramer and Paula Sue,.and the host and hostess, Mr. , and Mrs. W. A. Brodie. . At noon, ihe bountiful dinner, was spread picnic fashion on the lawn. The afternoon was spent in conversation and taking pictures to send Max Brodie, who is in the South Pacific, i . " LOCALS Misses Betty and Catherine Robbins spent Thursday evening in Terre Haute at the Forest Park with Miss Mary Robbins, Mrs. Josephine Stitzel and Mr. and Mrs. Joe All. . Ihe night is only for a little while before the dawning of a new day . . . and a new world. Your communion with God is at its best under the portals of His cbimh.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH

. Always Serving!"

CrilTICIZK OPA'S RECORD ON FOOD. Republicans moved to sUip CPA of all hulhwity over food as their House leader, Representative Martin of Massachusetts dedaj-ert "bungling and ineffieiency" have" brought America "to the brink of want." OFFER RATION-FREE SHOES. About 4,500,000 pairs of men's End women's odd-lot shoes will be old- ration-free at markdown prices from July 9 through July 28. Authorizing this, OPA said prices

'must be cut at least 25 per cent TREASURY SCANS INDIANA Treasury Morgenthnu disclosed

gations of alleged extensive income tax evasions by individuals and firms in Indiana and New York. . ' i ......... -. ; . FREE MERCHANT IN DEATH PROBE. Cecil Robbel, 45 years old, .'wealthy Rockfoid, Illinois merchant, was freed in the mysterious death of a woman friend in the elevator to his apartment. After three days of questioning including a lie detector test, Robbel was released in the death of Mrs. Ruth Blanche Campbell, 36, his secretary and wife of an overseas serviceman. Her brokn body was found Monday night.

WICKARD CONFIRMED AS DIRECTOR OF REA. The Senate confirmed the nomination of Secretary" of Agriculture Claude Wickard to a ten-year term as rural eleeiification administrator. The vote was 56 to 6. The Senate already had confirmed President Truman's choice of Repr. Clinton Anderson, D., New Mexico, to succeed Wickard in the cabinet post. y . v

HOSPITAL NOTF.S Dismissed June, 21: Mrs. Paul Bennett and son, 1720 S. Ohio Street, Sullivan; Alice Burns of 11 North, State Street; Goldie McCarter " of ;. 439 South Bell Street. Spain Barred i i t A UNITED NATIONS conierenc.commission voted unanimously to bar the Franco .government. 'of Spain from future lnemlsarshio in a, new world organization. The commission approved a Mexican proposal to bar governments net up with the Asia Help. The 'offstage target was Generalissimo F;unco, above, whose government they declared had no riiit io United Nations' fellowship' uecause of the help it jot Iron Hitler v.u-S Mussclini. . (International)

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LjT. LETSON S. BALLIETT, Reno, Nev., awarded a silver star LLi ' medal, showed conspicuous gallantry in holding a submarine at bay in the Atlantic. As pilot of a Navy torpedo bomber that War iBonds helped to supply, Lt. BalHett, on routine patrol, sighted the ;German undersea craft fully surfaced and immediately went into 'action. He let go depth charges across its stern, bracketing and damaging the ship. In the face of anti-aircraft fire, he returned to strafe i'tne submarine and'then kept it constantly under surveillance.

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NEW SUITS 'Citizens National, Bank 'of Linton vs. James Mooney; Complaint on note. ; ' , '- New Union .Lumber Company vs. Walter Wolfe and Nellie I Wolfe, husband-and wife. Comm ejectment, and for possession. 1. .A tsf 5 x ;rv ...by NOTburnins WASTE PAPER Each 100 lb you save makes 17 protective bands for 600lb. bombs. COWAN

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NO TRACE OF 12 COWS CRANSTON, R. I. (UP) Somebody isn't worrying about the meat shortage. Twelve cows disappeared from a pasture recently, and despite a thorough search, never were found. WED IN CORRIDOR CLEVELAND (UP) Theodis Battles, 21, wasn't taking any chances of his bride-to-be changing her mind. He and Rpta Mae Johnson, 21, simply walked from the second-floor marriage license bureau of the courthouse to a corridor, and as building visitors and BIRTII CKRTIFICATE NOTICE Petition No. 2232 N.itice is hf-reby Riven that Editli fipttinjror hus filed her petitiim in i lie Sullivan Circuit Court to have the. place and time of her birth determined. Said petition is set for hearing on June 29th, 1945 at 9:00 A. M. , Dated this 22nd day of June. 1915. I James h. ringer. Clerk of Sullivan Circuit Court. 116-22-45. 1 for 1 Don't let a lack of ready cash

Wf;; cf those Summer bargain sales. (Incidentally, there msy be sime verj- unusual bargains after V- Day. Watch the papers!) We mr.ke loins for buying furniture, household appliances, clothing and other items for the homt fcid famiiy. Th;;c-'s no led tape. Owe in or phone.

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9 DRIES QUICKLY B5 QUART SIZE" Gallon size i-, . t$.75 A LASTING HXISH THAT ELIMINATES CONSTANT WAXIH5 Ph; armacv probate court employees watched, were married by the Rev. W. M. S. McCutcheon, who accompanied them. i ' . v ; i : : ., KEEP IT COW IG! ' " American housewives saved 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 2,000,000 pounda saved by " Army and Navy. , , 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 Is why the government is asking housewives to redouble efforts scrape, skim and scoop every drop of used cooking fat to replace the industrial fats and oils formerly imported from Islands of the Pacific, f lime and ' rnsnuy mas J keen vou from takins aJu;iSullivan