Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 158, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 9 August 1945 — Page 6

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES-

THURSDAY, AUG. 9, 1945.

BARGAIN PRICES 30c TONIGHT. FROM 6:15 to 7:15 AND SAT. MATINEE. Tonight, Friday And Saturday.

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01 GUEST FACILITIES They enter pleasant surroundings the moment our guests step into the airy, attractive lobby, where they may read, write of hat ''with old. friends sort of. ' '.'1 ,"v catch up", with, things V, , '. ;Delicious food served in the ifeligh tf uj atmosphere of our Dining Room meets their sense of good . .45sf and brings them back for more. . ,;! . Restful sleep ia beds of unusual comfort in rooms equipped with . either tub or shower baths it ' v has all been planned that way. Send your friends to The Davis. They'll enjoy our services and conveniences, which make living pleasant.

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This Morning's Headlines

SINGING TROOPS PARADE Long columns of singing Red. Army of Moscow last nlgk45 muifites

to the people of Russia that the nation would be at war with. Japan one second after midnight". People piled but of buildings: 'a'htf apartments to cheer the marching' soldiers', of the Re Army, '.whose force was being turned against. the Japanese, the Soviet government saicf, at the request of the Allies to speed -"'universal peace.", ;

GUAM ACCLAD.1S RUSS ENTRY. Russia's 'entry into the' war was viewed at Guam as equal in importance-to the new and sensational atomic bomb toward bringing a quick 'end to the Pacific war! The news was not entirely unexpected at the Guam Navy headquarters base. ,'; . !

KING PETER DEFIES TITO-Young King Peter of Yugoslavia threw down the gage of battle to Marshal Tito by dismissing the regency appointed to rule in his absence and declaring that he was taking over his monarchal powers though in exile in ' England. Peter denounced Tito for. establishing a "totalitarian dictatorship iii Yugoslavia." . -

HIROSHIMA FIRST TARGET FOR

1 X I--A 4 V - ' ' J" , ."',.,..Jj.rll.i!l.n.rf1.n.i)li tJ - . - l.,ft.av - . - - ..,..w.. , HIROSHIMA, first Japanese city , before the attack. Guns, tanks 318,000, is on the southwestern

fin jusna KSCES THE PLAIN FOS. . SrteOTH-SiNGiN! ROUGH-RiDiN'.. . HOffiSRESI . AS RUSS WAR UPON JAPS f men tramped through the heart after the Soviet radio ann'bunced : t ) 1 J ,4" ', 1f - ..ii.;. - - .,.v,. - TlMlh to feel the atomic bomb, is shown and machine tools were made here. end of Honshu, one of the main Jap

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Vou Never Cleaned Your .DENTAL PLATES So Easily Klefnite cmU messy. harm ful brushing. Just put youi plate or bridge in a glas of water. Add i.tii. hkc colorations, d.nture odor disappear. Your teeth sparkle like new Ask your druggist toda for Klcenitc. r Get KLEBNITE today at Smith 3rug Store. Milburn's Pharmacy and all eooi druggists. Rural Life ci .muni from '(ne), Address Pres. Schenck. Girls' Choir "To A Wild Rose'' '(MacDowell). . ' Announcement of flower show awards, and township attend1 ance winner. ' I The girls' choir will include Misses Anita Jean Allen, Mary Lou Harris, Jo Ann Engle, Shir.ley Ann Greggs from Curry; Jcanette Burton, Anna Lois Patton, Mary Lou and .Julia Nan Gettinger from Turman; Jacquie Crew and Marilyn Griswold from Fairbanks;- Sally Pope, Sara Sims, Marian Lisman and Pattie Pirtle from Gill. I The Fairbanks boys' quartet includes Mark Riggs, Jackie Badger, Marcus Petty and Joseph Elliott. The men from Haddon were present last year. Mesdames Malcolm Campbell and Tamar DeHart will judge the flower show. There will be two classes: mixed flowers, .and flow-: Ann rV n 1 r"i e4-T ttt? 1-1 r , . u . , J . , awards in eaoh class. Flowers and container must measure at least eighteen ' inches. The ' county S' and E committee will ' receive ail entries as they come ,in Tables have been reserved for the dinner in the same place as last year, and in case of rain the shelter house is available. L WLLJ t ' ' N Announce (Continued from Page 1,) rt n ti , tr jj m ly, Patty Alsman, Haddon Twp., I angel food cake, without frosting, .Division JV; Naomi Runyan, Jackiscn Twp., 1-2 dozen clover leaf L tolls, Division V; Ruby Ruth McCammon, Haddon Twp., 1-2 dozen i Porkerhouse rolls, Division V; Shirley Ann Gregg, 1-2 dozen cup '.cakes, with or without frosting, Diviiion V; Naomi Runyan, Jack ; son Twp., dark loaf cake, with or without frosting, Division y. Room Improvement '' " 1 1st and 2nd Divisions Champion, Eleanor Meurer, Cass Twp. . ', ;' Handicraft . ' . 1st Division Champion, Jeanette Burton, Turman; Twp. - 2nd Division Champion, Jean Godfrey Turman Twp. Reserve Champion, Lucile Huff, Turman SOCIETY Mrs. Greenburg, Improves - Mrs. J.. C. Greenburg of .The Fashion . . Shop underwent . a major operation at the Billings Hospital in Chicago this week where she is reported at this time to be improving nicely. ATOMIC BOMB ft. 4 " 1 1 H I 4 in this reconnaissance view mada The city, having a population of home islands. - (Interaatieaxi)

TODAY'S MARKETS

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 9. ftU.R) -Produce: Poultry Broilers, fryers and roasters under 5 lbs. and Barred and White ROCK Springers, 29.78 rKa PnlnrD,l on1 T coVmrn springers, 25c; heavy breed hens, 26.28; Leghorn hens, 24.28, cocks. 15c. Butterfat, No. 1, 51c. Butter, 45 63c for No 45 J 3c for No 2 Eggs, 33c. and INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 9. U.R) -Livestock: Hogs, 2,500; good and choice 160 lbs. up, bulk 140-160 lbs. and numerous lots 140 ' lbs. down, $14.80;,a00-140 lbs., $13.50 $14.50; good and choice sows, $14.05. Cattle,. 900; calves, 800; . load choice to prime steers, $17.75: four loads choice $17.50; vealers top, $16.00. Sheep, 1,000; bulk good and choice fat spring lambs, $13.00 $14.00; 'one outsanding lot choice 100-lb. 'lambs, $14.50; medium and good,; $11.50 $12.75. r?its Of News (Confirm"'' from Huge 1 ,i i ' -i ' ' is betjar known to his friends as "Fuzzy." ' f '! COMPLETES COURSE WILLIAMS FIELD, CHANDLER, Afiz. Aug 9. Second L12U " T 6 . , M tenant James C. Ogle, whose wife, Mrs. Joan C. Ogle,- and baby , daughter, reside at ' 220 Sheriff Street Paris, 111., has com?leted the epec-alaad - course in ument ADPmlnS lecnmque dt A,fB "?S JT? fchol .at Wilhams F,eld Cnand" ler, Arizona. This training program teaches the latest advanced methods in using special equipment to identify and , bomb targets that have been hidden by weather or 'enemy devices. The course in cludes practice bombing mhsons w-de gnd extensive ground school iristruction T. n. . tha cnn nf" nuvr 0 . - . Wfist . SulUvan. , , - , CARD OFTHANKS We wish to thank all the friends, the American Legion, the Masonic Lodge for their kindness during our. recent sorrow. . The Morgan Family. Mrs. N. F. Clarridge IS KEEP IT CO'ilNG! American housewives saved approximately 170,614,000 pounds of used cooking fat In 1944. ; That, la .almost double tbe amount saved in 1943. And it doesn't count the 52,000,000 pounds .saved by. Army and Nary, t 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 New Fall Sweaters JANTZEN REGINA O ALL WOOL SKIRTS BOBBY SOCKS (Corticelli) . LARGE HEAD SCARVES EDNA') SHOP

SUMMER NECESSITIES!

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When j cu visit the displays at the 4-H Club Fair ask the virciers if they planted BENNETT'S DEPENDABLE (Brand) BULK SEED. Bennett's Pharmacy A ' Dependable Drug Store Since -1914 1 Phone 96 n

CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks for the help and kindness p and kindness the neighbors and us during our mother' ana aeam, xor me consoling words Bro. Hull cave and also Mr. Bill3 J 1 1 fi i1 i. man. The children, Edgar, Guy, Charles Otis and Mrs. Jessie Parsons. 5 r - Johnson

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