Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 128, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 28 June 1945 — Page 6

SULLIVAN DAILY TtffiS THURSDAY, June 2S, 1945.

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PRESIDENT HARRY S. TRUMAN pauses a moment at Hamilton hospital in San Francisco to shake the hand of Mike Sewick of Chattanooga, Term., a wounded veteran, as he toura the hospital during his visit in the California city. Highlight of the president's visit was his major foreign policy address which he gave to delegates of the United Nations conference following their signing of the unanimously adopted peace charter, t (International Soundphoto)

SOIL CONSERVATION

I On Tuesday, the group toured tvxm i'armc in Hnvipcc Ponntv nr

SESSION HELD actuai field work on conservation.

Agricultural Extension Workers I Attending the meeting at and Soil Conservation Service Washington from Sullivan Coun-

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He was employed by Allison Div., General Motors, before entering the army in Oct. 1942. Presently, he repairs instruments carried by P-51 Mustang fighterreconnaissance planes.

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Holland, and Germany from 23 October 1944 to 1 May 1945. During this period of combat with the enemy, Lieutenant Kimmell performed his duties as platoon sergeant and platoon leader in a highly meritorious manner. On one occasion, when the. company his platoon was supporting was mnking its first attack and beTame somewhat disorganized when, the enemy placed extremely heavy machine-gun fire on them, Lieutenant Kimmell made his way back several hundred yards across fire-swept terrain to reach his platoon and lead them to advantageous positions where they quickly neutralized the enemy weapons. On this and many other occasions Lieutenant KimmeJl's courage and leadership insured the maximum support for the rifle companies and reflected the highest credit on himself and the military service. Entered military service from Shelburn, Indiana. "By command of the Division Commander."

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representatives of southwestern 'Indiana met at Washington, Indiana, Monday afternoon and (Tuesday, June 25 and 26, for the purpose of co-ordinating the studying, planning and carrying

out of son conservation practices. Present at the meeting - were representatives 'of state offices of both organizations headed by

Kenneth Welton, State Conservationist of the S. C. S. and L. M. Rusche Assistant County Agent Leader. There weie several representees of the Milwaukee

Regional Office, of the S. C. S.

1 " ' WASHINGTON, June 28. (UP) Occupation of Italy will be terminated by the end of the year except for s'anie small forces,1 Gen. Joseph T. McNarny declared today, i The commander cf the U. S. forces in the Mediterranean, back in Washington' for a biief v'sit, said also that 1 Gen. MarklW. Clark will head U. S. occupation forces in Austria, with headquarters at Vienna. ; '

WASHINGTON, June 28. (UP) Sen. Tom ConnaHy, D., Texas, opens one of the most momentous debates in U. S. histcry today when he makes the first formal report to the Senate cn the San Francisco world security conference. The Senate will be asked to ratify by the const' tutionally required two-thirds vote the San Francisco charter setting tip a new world security league committed to keep the peace,

if necessary by force. Ratification is necessary for U. S. par-

ticipat.'cn.

Ccnnally, -t ''member-' of the American delegation that icined with representatives oi 45) other United Nations tc

create tiie new organization,-' flew back to Washington yesterday to be on hand for his scheduled 30-minute speech t

day. He said it would touch on the high points of the charter

and sort of introduce the subject. Accompanying him was Sen. Arthur H. Vandenburg, R

Michigan, the Senate's other delegate, who has scheduled n

33-nunute soeech tomorrow to further clear the way for

speedy ratification.

ty were Wm. E. Arganbright and Howard Luteof the Sullivan County Soil Conservation. Service and J. Howard Telfer, County Agricultural Agent. LOCALS Mrs.. Angie Goodwin and Miss Loretta Goodwin of Sullivan, are visiting Mr. and - Mrs. Henry Goodwin of South BencJ. ... . - - Jack M. Johnston of North State St., is getting along nicely after

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also visited friends and relatives here. Bob has a brother Bill, who is serving with the 132nd Infantry in the Philippines.

SOCIETY Delta Theta Tau All Delta Theta Tau members who are going to Shakamak Monday, July 2, please meet at the South Side Kroger, Store at 5:30 o'clock and bring a covered dish and table service. Transportation will be provided. Jefferson War Mothers, The War Mothers Club of Jefferson township will meet at the school house at one o'clock on July 6. Presbyterian Woman's Association The Presbyterian Women's Association will meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 at the church.

Hitler Kin Seized

Official Marin Corps Photo Off-duty fun. Wsr Bonds helped . provide Marine Corps Rehabilita-; tion Center, Klamath Falls, Ore.,i where Ensign Frances Ann Steve, I nurse, relaxes by skiing on the j mountain.' ' U.S. Treasury Dettrtmtni

Friendship Association

RETURNS TO CAMP The Sullivan County Friendship

Pvt. -Robert Owings has re-! Association will meet Sundav.

turned to Camp Howze, Texas, for July first at the city park with a nine more weeks of training after basket dinner at one o'clock. It enjoying a fourteen-day furlough was inadvertently stated in the with his wife, the former Jose- announcement yesterday that the phine Crooks, and mother, Doro- dinner would be held at ten thy Emery of Indianapolis. They o'clock.

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ARREST in Hamburg, Germany, of Adolf Hitler's half-brother, presumably Alois, shown above, has been reported in London. The report stated Hitler's brother was found hiding in a room In Hamburg.. (International),

an operation at St. Vincent's Hospital, Indianapolis. ' ' . Miss Marilyn Felton of Indianapolis, is spending a f ew days with Joann Pinkerton

CoL Beeson Hunt will arrive in Sullivan Sunday" morning for a visit with his ; father, C. D. Hunt and ..other ' relatives' and

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Ouit paying ren ind own your home. Special bargains on property -on installment". plan. Also farm for sale, . , W.T.MELLOTT

NOTICE TO XON-RiCSIDENTS I THE STATE OF INDIANA, SULLI,VAN COUNTY. In the Sullivaa Cucuit Court. May Term, RUEY V. COLVIN v . HARRY FREDERICK COLVIN I Complaint No. 3M74. Cause of Action Complaint for Divorce, Alimony Custody & Support. EE IT KNOWN, That on this 27th day of June, in the year 1945. i.he above named plaintiff by Pipg & Tennis Attoinys, t'ilei in the office of .lie Cler,k , of Sullivan Circuit Court ier rbmplalnt agninKl .the defendant in 4he above untitled cause, together with'an affidavit of a cojnpetent perstn tliat .

paid afrtendant Harry Frederick Cui-

la not resident of the State of

iana.

Said defendant therefore is heroby

fied of the filing and pendency f

said complaint against him. said cause of action being Complaint for Divorce. Alimony. Custody & Support, and that unless he appears and answers or demurs thereto at the calling of said cause at the Court House In Oullivan County, and State of Indiana, on the 4th day of September. li15 said complaint, and the matters and thiims therein contained and aliened will be heard and determined in his absence. WITNESS, the Clerk and Seal of said Court, this 27th day of June, 1945. ' ' ' - JAMES H. RINGER, . Clerk of Sullivan Circuit Court. Pipg & Tennis. ' Attorneys for Plaintiff. 1st ins fi-28-15 3t.

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COAST. GUARD officers every day are proving how effectively the smaller naval vessels purchased with the help of War Bonds can clear die seas of enemy submarines. Comdr. David H. Bartlett oi San Diego, Calif., recently was awarJed a Navy medal for nianedveniig his Patrol Frigic in sudt a manner that it brought about the destr-i. ron of a Jap undersea attacker. Ocker commanders of small ve-! are doing highly efficient work. V. S'. Innsury D.-t' -

This Morning's Headlines . MORGENTHAU MADE HEIR TO PRESIDENCY. Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau, Jr., became next in line for the presidency as the result of the resignation of Secretary of State Stettinius; The pre6idential succession law of 1886 provides that in case of the death or "inability"-of the President, Vice President and secretary of state the presidency shall pass to the secretary of the treasury.

RESTAURANTS FACE NEW RATION CUT. Vith many Indi

ana restaurants facing the prospect of closing because of food short--1

ages and an additional cut in ration points of from 15 to .20 per cent, I

the Office of Price Administration announced an investigation of eating places operating in violation of rationing regulations. The '

investigation will concentrate on establishments which have become'

known in the current meat shortage for their surprising menus.

CHARGE VAST WASTE IN FOOD BUYING. A House ' sub

committee asserted thaf mismanagement in the War Food Administration had resulted in food and money losses running into "many millions of dollars." It also accused WFA officials of giving false, information to Congress when it sought to check up on the agency's operations. WFA was accused of wasteful warehousing practices, poor bookkeeping and inadequate records, lax hiring methods and

inefficiency and dereliction ... on the part of some officials."

UNDERTAKER SLAIN IN FIGHT FOR BODY. Police Chief

Millard Matovina of Gary, Ind., said that a dispute between two un

dertakers over the handling of a body had resulted in a gun fight in

which one of the undertakers was slain and three other persons were

wounded. J. D. Smith, 59, was killed in the gun fray after Bruce

Hower, the-other undertaker, went to the Smith Funeral Home to

obtain the body of a man killed in a Gary steel mill. The police

said all were Negroes. '

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