Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 138, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 12 July 1945 — Page 6

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1945.

This Morning's Headlines MAY LIFT AUTO RATIONING BY JANUARY. The War Pro BUY WAR EONDS AND STAMPS. SHERMAN Friday and Sat. duction Board, predicting the end of passenger car rationing in January, considered an automobile industry request for permission to undetake full-scale plant expansion immediately. Henry P. Nelson, WPB's co-ordinator of automotive reconversion, told a meeting of the automobile industry advisory committee that WPB would decide "within a few weeks" on the proposal for a multi-million-dollar factory expansion. No priority will be granted, however, he said. Nights, 30c; Saturday Matinee, 30c; Children, 14c. . All Prices Tax Paid. : - NUMBER OF IDLE IN STRIKES DOWN TO 45,000. Settlement of four major strikes trimmed the nation's total of idle in labor disputes down to 45,000 yesterday. One thousand C.I O. dairy workers voted to resume work in Detroit. A number ofother strikes throughout the nation have also been settled. , Trv The New CHEN YU CLOUD SILK MAKE-UP CAKE $2.00 Plus Tax

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SHERIFF'S SALE Ey virtue of a certified copy of a Decree to me directed from tlie Clerlt of the Sullivan Circuit Court in the cause wherein State of Indiana on the Relation of James McGarvey. as Auditor of Sullivan County, Indiana are plaintiffs, and Julian . Marshall. Sarah Marshall, Hamilton Coal. Mining Company, Joseph Marshall. Mary E. Marshall, Joseph B. Burns'teiii) Hudson A. Bland as Treas. of Sullivan Co. Ind. are Defeudante requiring me to make the sum of One-thousand Fourhundred and Eighty Dollars -and rioh-ty-four Cents with interest on said decree and Hots. I will expose at Public Sale to the highest bidder on Saturday, the 11th day of August A. D., 1945. between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and i o'clock P. M.-of said dav, t thedoor of the Court House in Sullivan County, Indiana, the rents and profits fir 4 term not exceeding seven roars, the following Real Estate, 1o-wit: The Northeast Quarter of the Northeast ' Quarter of Section Seventeen, Township Eight North. Ranse Eight West, Containing .forty (10) acrus mure, or less. . . All in Sullivan County, Indiana. If such rents and profits will not .HI for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interests and costs. I will, at the same time and place expose at public, sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree. Interest and costs. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. June H. A. D. 1945 HAROLD RELNOLDS, Sheriff Sullivan County Nerval K. Harris, Bedwell, Eedwell & Haines, , Attorneys for Plaintiff. 1st ins 6-28-45 3t.

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NEW PATROL The otncials of Boy Scout Troop 55 met Monday evening at the First Baptist Church and formed the PAT (PatroL . and Troop) Patrol. Those present were: Scoutmaster J. Harold Pirtle. Asst. Scoutmaster Wayne Kennedy, Joe Raley, Bill Theal, Jerry Johnson,, Bill, Miller,- Cal vin Hilgediek, Jack Hunter, Ronald Padgett, A. H, Ratcliffe, Jr., and Jimmy Bolding. ' j The Sc'outers announced - that they had decided to have two PAT meetings and one Troop activity followed by the same during these summer months. This plan was immedfately approved by the members. . . . " ; An election was held and the oiicers elected were: Scribe, A.' H. Ratcliffe, Jr.; Treas., Jack Hunter; Quartermaster, Ronald Padgett; Hikemaster, Bill Theal; 'Cheermaster, Joe Raley; Grubmaster, Calvin Hilgediek. It was decided that dues should be collected if the PAT Patrol were to go on an overnight hike of their own. Twenty-five cents for , the six weeks is enough, agreed the members, and Trea-

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surer Jack Hunter was instructed to collect it before the hike. i After the meeting Scouteand.-. Scouters enjoyed refreshments of . Coco-Cola. ' LOCALS Mrs. Dorothy Booker , and Charlie . Smith have returned to mcnanapons auer viMuns lives and friends here. , f Mrs., Roland . Campbell and daughter, Kathleen, of Tuscon,' Aria, 'are visiting friends and

relatives here "vc " relatives nere. paid to Atlantic City an return Pvt. and Mrs. Max McCullough and will have first clas accomand daughter, Susan, returned modations and meals at a leadto Indianapolis after a visit with ing hotel in Atlantic City and .1 relatives and friends. wardrobe consisting of 4 bathing

Ad m i n istratr ix's Sa le Of Personal Property : Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Admin'stratrix of the estate of Ella Coff man, deceased, pursuant t&an order of the Sullivan Circuit Court, will offer for sale at public auction at the late residence of said decedent at No. 28 Korth State Street in the city of Sullivan, Sullivan County, Indiana, on . s

FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1945 Said sale to begin at 10:00 o'clock A. M. the personal property of said estate consisting of: . One electric Refrigerator; One Westinghouse Range, electric; One 3-piece Living Room Su'te; One 8-piece Dining Room Suite; Rocking Chairs; Straight Chairs; Electric Heater; Mirrors; Radio; Beds. Springs; Rugs; Porch Chairs; Wardrobe; Console Table? Kitchen Utens'ls; Rolltop Desk; Office Chair; and a list of things too numerous to mention. Terms of. Sale Cash All of said sales will be made for cash in hand, to. be paid before removal of said property. i:' ALICE COFFMAN Administratrix of the Estate of Ella Coffman, Deceased. Pigg & Tennis Attorneys for Administratrix Not responsible in case of accidents.

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Miss Indiana (Continued from Page t)uj?, merce has named the following : committee to have charge bf the contest: James J. Nicholas, Ted Grub, Jr., Don Wegrich and Les ter Wolf. ' in the contest can be obtained nt the Orpheum pox omce now, Entries will close Sunday, (."July ,22-;; : . .. , ,' : ,w' Winner in the . local contest, wh " open to zny dtan

35,000 TROOPS REACH NEW YORK. More than 35,000 American fighting men, the largest group to come home from Europe on a single day, arrived at New York aboard the Queen Mary, ; which carried over 15,000j and seven other troopships. For these victorious fighting men there were. cheers. For another group on one of the ships there were jeers. They were 33 arrogant Japanese "diplomats" caught by the Allies in Germany.:

LIBERALIZE GI BILL, BONUS STRICKEN OUT. The House veterans committee approved a liberalized GI bill of rights Wednesdaybut first stripped of a bonus provision which would have given each veteran $1,040. That proposal, sponsored by Committee Chairman. Rankin, Democrat, Mississippi, would have applied 'to every' discharged veteran regardless of whether he has a job. Under the present bill "unemployed veterans can get a $20 a week assistance for one year. The bonus plan can be brought, up later 33 a separate measure.

suits, 4 evening gowns and other I garments. She will . also receive a wrist watch, a gift : from a national firm, and numerous other gifts from the sponsors. ;. In order to be eligible to enter ' the cpntast. a Pirl must; be n citizen of the United States; mu:t j be between the ages of 18 and 28 years;, must be single (never, having been married; must be of fcobd character and standing in ' their respective communities. They must also posess talent, such as dancing, dramatic ability j or musical talent, j Contestants will be judged on beauty of face, beauty of figure, poise and talent. They may be either amateur or professional. The Junior Chamber of Commerce is eager to get contestants sponsored by different industrial plants and civic organizations in Terre Haute and other Indiana towns and cities - who wish io have one of their own group become the Miss Indiana who at Atlantic City will compete for the title of Miss America, and for all the prizes that go with it. A contestant is require to be a legal resident of the city- or stata within the territorial limitations of the sponsor conducting the contest. So ' every young woman who enters the contest for Miss Indiana must be a real Hoosier. i The Junior Chamber of Cnm- ' merce Miss Indiana committee yesterday called attention to the fact that contestants must be entered in the Miss- Indiana contest by next Sunday, July 22, and urged those who intend to enter j it to do so as soon as possible, j The Orpheum management ' yesterday said that the applica-! jtion blanks are now at its box office and that applicants can get them there at any time between ' the present and Sunday, the cios- . "is cwy lor making entries. Si hi 1 1,

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LEWIS Mrs. Laura Mahan, Tressa and Csorgia Wheaton were in Jasonville Saturday, Mrs. Haskell Foreman and Mrs. Ed Knight were in Terre Haute Friday. Mrs. Nellie Stewart called on Winona Knight Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Burris spent the week-end in Linton. Rush Snyder and Hinkle Wher.ton of Paxton were in Lewis Sunday. Mr. and Airs. Buck Eagle of

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Indianapolis, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. .Otho Sparks. . Charles Phegley and sister, Mrs. . Alice Hampton, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. John Browning spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Harris Wheaton. Laura Coleman called on Mrs.! Clara Crichfield Saturday.

acne appeared tor New Orleans Duke Crosby of Coalmont, was police. They have been instructin Lewis Tuesday. ed to jail anyone leaving waterMiss Mable Morse who is a melon rinds in public places

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Friday, July 13th Beginning at 1 :00 P. M. At The C. T. HUNT PROPERTY . 230 Eas Harris Street The following:

1 Dining Table G Dining Chairs 2 Rocking Chairs 1 Hall Tree with mirror 1 Davenport 1 Table Philco Radio 1 Library Table 1 Snare Drum 1 Bass Drum 1 Large Heatins: Stove (first class cond.) 1 China Cabinet 1 Gasoline Range (pressure) 1 Chest of Drawers Numerous TERMS Not responsible Floyd Dillingham, Auct.

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Keeps mosquitoes away. 35c each Heavy Mineral Oil Pint 29c. Quarts 60c. Sun Glasses All Sizes 25c to $3.50 1914 patient in St. Anthony . Hospital in Terre Haute is slowly improve, ing. " ,' : ' Mrs. ' Wills of Shepardsville, who has been visiting Mr, " and Mrs. Brown has returned home. Mr. and Mrs, Ben Boston were in Jasonville Sunday evening. ; SUMMER HEADACHE NEW ORLEANS, (UP) With , tlie summer season another head-

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1 Sanitary Couch ' . 2 Stand Tables 1 Magazine Rack 1 Floor Lamp 1 Radio Lamp 3 Coal Buckets 1 End Table 2 Feather Beds 1 Sideboard 1 Chevrolet Coupe 2 Handsaws (8 tooth) 1 Lot Dishes Lot of Log Chains & Wood Pulleys other artrcles. CASH for accidents: Hester Thnrlmm ri0, t

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