Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 152, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 1 August 1945 — Page 4

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SUUJ7AN DAILY TIMES WEDNESDAY. AUG. 1, 1945.

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This Morning's Headlines 25,000 TROOPS TO FLY ACROSS XJ. S. PER MONTH. The War Department announced last night it is expediting release of former railroad men from the Army and making available enough planes and pilots to fly 25,000 troops monthly across the country. Acting Secretary of War Robert P. Patterson said the two measures were "intended to relieve the pressure on the nation's railroads in connection with the redeployment of American troops."

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AMERICANS SEND LAVAL TO FRENCH. Pierre Laval, arch pro-Nazi collaborator and No. 2 man in the French Vichy regime, surrendered to American authorities at Salzburg, Austria, after being expelled from Spain and last night was. en route to Innsbruck to be handed over to French justice.

LUDLOW SAYS NEW RATION BOOK NOT NEEDED. Representative Ludlow, Democrat, Indiana, said Tuesday that spending $750,000 for a new ration book would be a "needless expense to the taxpayers" and suggested that the OP A authorize instead the use of stamps left in ration books 3 and 4. Ludlow made the proposal in a letter to Price Administrator Chester Bowles. He said that only three stamps in Book 3 have been used while Ration Book 4 contains 48 unusued green stamps and 67 urtused spare stamps.

FOUR CONVICTED IN DEATH PLOT. A Circuit Court jury at Battle Creek, Michigan, convicted four Detroit mobsters of conspiracy to murder the late State Senator Warren G. Hooper. Hooper was shot to death in Jiis automobile on a lonely road between Lansing and his home in Albion January 11, four days before he was to testify against Frank McKay, former Republican committeeman, in a legislative graft case. The state accused the four of taking part in a $15,000 payoff plot to slay Hooper because he had "talked too much."

RECOVER PART OF STOLEN PAYROLL. Recovery of $2,293 in silver and pennies part of $111,300 two armed bandits took from a pair of bank messengers at Burbank, Cal. today gave police their first clue in southern California's biggest robbery in recent years. Seven-year-old Gilbert Abelar, who chased his baseball into a garage his mother rented to a soldier three months ago, got credit for discovering the money along with two revolvers and ammunition. - .

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Bank, of Sullivan, a' corporation, as Trustee of the said Sherman Educational Fund,' Trustee in Trust, and its successors, for' the

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Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Roudebysh.

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Friday, August

Mrs. Leven Arnett, who has been ill for some time, '-is1" improving: ' f j .. Mrs. Lloyd Leven dox of Indienapojis, visited Cpl. Cox's parents;Mr. and Mrs. Grover Cox last week. CP1- Cox is stationed on Guam.

Mrs. Ruth Roudebush ' arid Mrs. Kenneth R. Cox was calldaughter, Jean, left Sunday- for ed to -t Vincennes because of the Huntington, Ind., to visit with serious illness of her husband.

LOCALS

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cox of New Jersey, called on Mrs. Rachael Wilson of North Section Street Tuesday. HOSPITAL NOTES

Dismissed July 31: Frate Liston of Statev Street; Mrs. Winston Cooper and daughter of Hymera,

I EXPIANATION OF'

: ADMINISTRATION I OF SHERMAN AWARD S5 : v - r 1. . i

certain Deed of Trust, which said Trust is known as the Sherman Educational Fund, and which I have treated and established s a sacred, memorial to my beloved

wife Mary -J. Sherman-; WHb "has

preceded mean death, as well as of myself ,rhereby give, devise and hpnnpath ' all of th hnlanrA

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This benevolent trust estate of

Mr. Sherman, in memory of his wife, Mary J. Sherman, and himself, is now and has been continuously managed and controlled by the Sullivan State Bank, the original trustee appointed by him. Bits Of News (Continued from Page One)

me at my. death, real, personal,

and mixed of whatsoever f- kind

Mr. Sherman's scholarship pays: each receipt the annual amount

course, or an uncompleted pa-t thereof 'The '.firs scholarship

and wheresoever , isituate, after ws riJeaiiiUffifi'fmd since thfrt

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Selection of Naomi Ruth Hed rick and' Marilyn : : Hoesman": of Sullivan, to.' r'eceive jointly- the benefit '. pf . the jl945li Sherman scholarship award was announced hererrecentlyThe'-marmetaf the establishment of this-Scholarship and the 'manner in .which it i3 awarded is, of public interest. The Sherman Scholarship; . Committee this year was composed of Jesse Boston, county "Superintendent of schools, Dale C. Billman, Sullivan city superintend

ent, Rex Truelock, president t of j

the city school board, and Mrs. M. A. Haddon .and Mrs,, BessIang, members appointed by the SSullivan circuit court.. , , The. scholarship provides for a fcuryear college course and was created by the late Cuthibert J. Sherman, by deed of trust and further by terms of part of Items 2, and 3 of the last will and testament of Mr, . Sherman, as follows: "I have heretofore created, constituted, and established' a permanent Charitable Trust for the use and benefit of worthy young men and women in and about securing a college or university education, by executing to the Sullivan State Bank, Trus-

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Through all the storms and" calms of 39 years of war and peace, depression and prosperity, confidence in Billman SeiTicr has continued to grow. The reason: THE BEST IN SERVICE AT ALL TIMES, AT PRICES ALL CAN AFFORD.

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FACT OGRAPHS 1 . Yuen or Yuan waa a Mongol 'dynasty that occupied the throne of China for 88 years, from 1280 i to 1367, A. D. It was the 23rd, of 25 dynasties that have ruled. : China since 2205 B. C, when ths first cm was founded, . . ... On especially constructed decks, 500 tankers carried some ; 12,000 assembled planes overseas j Jn 1944, In addition to their car- ; goes of Eetroeurr '. Snowden la the highest point ; In Wales, and of the British i Isles, It is 3,500 feet high, a ,

9 m v American homes are the location t of more than half th Area in the country,

NOTICE TO NON-BESIDENTS THE STATE OF INDIANA, SULLIVAN COUNTY. In thn Sullivan Circuit Court. In Vanation Term. 1945. f. Rush McCammon f? vs. The Indiana Southern Coal Company. Alliance Coal Company, M-onon Coai Company. Complaint No. 30503. Cause of Action Complaint to Quiet Title. BE IT KNOWN. That on Ws 3"'h iliy of July, in the year 1945. the nbove named plaintiff, by Bedwell, Bed-well & Hninep. Attornefs, filed in Hie office of the Clerk of the SulHvan Circuit Court tris complaint apainst the defendants in the above entitled cause, together with an affidavit of a competent person that said defendant Alliance' Coal Company i9 not resident Of the Ptee of Indiana Said defendant therefore is hereby notified of the lilinfr and pendency of said complaint aealnst them, said raute of action belnff Complaint to Ouiet Ti'e The southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of Se"1"11 Twenty TowrishiD Right North. Pnnse Eieht West and that "nles they appear and answer or flemur thereto at calling of said cause at . t.. n Q.,11 imn Pnimtv.

tne i nun riiiup in -.... --- - - and State of Indiana, on the 24th day of Sentember. W45 said complaint, and the rnatte-s and thin" threin contained and nllee-ed. will be heard and dPtp-minod in their absence. . WITNESS, the Clerk and Sen' said Court, this day of July, MM5. Clerk Sul'iven Circuit Court. PedweH. Bedwell & Haines, : ,.'-r Attornev for PHintifL ' - - i 1st in 7-31-i5-T3t - .-.

COTTON PRODUCTION MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP) Despite manpower shortage and I&ek of new machinery, a total of 9.500,000,000 yards of cotton fabrics was produced in 'the United

States last year, according to tha Nntional Cotton Council, compared with 11,300.000.000 yards produced during 1942. TRAINS HEN CHARLES CITY, la. (UP) This comes under the heading of Co-operation. Marie, six-year-old White Rock hen owned by Calvin H. Jones, Charles City, lays an egg a day and then pushes 'the egg outsi.de her hen house so it can be easily gathered.' As if ' this - Isn't enough,-Marie has taught her pal,

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