Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 219, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 5 November 1945 — Page 4

This Morning's Headlines ': PUT iDOWN ANTI-JEW RIOTS Egyptian police had 999 terrorists under arrest following Friday.'s anti-Jewish riots in Cairo and Alexandria in which ten persons, were killed, 637 injured, synagogues and schools pillaged and 1,000-year-old scrolls of law burned in the. streets. Cairo and Alexandria were quiet after- police used force to auell the riots during which the mobs smashed and looted Jewish-owned stores.

SULLIVAN DAILY TT5IE5 NOV. 5, 1945.

SESKHSCrapTER IN MARINES' 17tt-YEAR HISTORY,

12 MISSING .'IN PACIFIC PLANE CRASH, SAVE 3 ON CLIPPER Aircraft carriers joined in a search for 12 persons missing after an. Army transport piano made a, forced landing in the Pacific east of -Hawaii, killing at least seven of the 27 aboad. In the same general area a big Pan-American Airways' Honolulu Clipper en route to -San Francisco came, down with engine trouble but the 13 passengers and 10 crew members were taken aboard a baby flat-top and the plane was being towed back to Honolulu.

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. RECORD ELUDES GEN. DOOLITTLE A R-29 Sn,.rfnrtrp !

with Lt. Gen. and Mrs. Jimmy Doolittle aboard as passengers, landed at National Airport, Washington, fronv Oakland, Cal., after a nonstop transcontinental speed, record attempt, that failed ; because of headwinds. The big bomber covered the 2,460 miles in -six hours and 59 minutes for an average speed of 351 mile3 an hour. This compared witii vie record of 383 miles an' hour on a flijht from Seattle to Washington set last February by a C-07 Army transport passenger version of the B-29.

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Words of Wisdom ' Good company and good "discourse are the very sinews of virtue. Isaak Walton.

' Hints on Etiquette " Don't be sarcastic. It's the low

est form of bad manners except in very exceptional circumstances.

Today's Horoscope Independence, s e 1 f-confidenr, mental keenness and the promise of success in life are the gifts of those whose birthdays are on this date. You are easy to get along with, are kind and considerate, and should have a congenial married life. Patience and tolerance should be yours after the relaxation of the Sabbath yesterday. You may need both! Let nothing,

even the greatest difficulty, get on your nerves today, and all will

turn out well.

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One-Minute Test Answers

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tation is taken from the work of, the writer quoted above

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ditional tickets will go to the finalists.

NEW SYSTEM FOR TICKET T1TSTRIRITTTOV

" "President Jesse M. Boston of AT VALJ.E V TOURNEY the Valley Board estimates that all of the 2.500 tickets will be An entirely new system of sold in advance of the meet and ticket distribution is planned for no need will exist for a box ofthe finals of the Wabash Valley fice during the tournament, basketball tournament in Janu- "it is hoped that the new disary, according to Bob Nesbit, tribution system will not onlv

the State gym gates, but also give more schools a chance to bo represented. if 'Some delegations actually have ciime to the Valley finals and found themselves unable to get through the gate when their team was playing.

SPRAWLED ON THE BEACH at Iwo Jima, Leathernecks dig In under Jap fire In this thrilling photo which portrays one of the most courageous chapters in Marine history. Celebrating their 170th anniversary today, the battle above for the strategic Nipponese island was just one of hundreds in which members of this branch of the service brought victory to the United States. This is an official Marines Corps photo. (International)

writing in his Tecre Haute Tri- , bune sports column. I "localizing that Terre Haute cannot provide a gym large enough for the occasion, the board j of control is moving to eliminate some of the terrific jams that thave resulted at recent tourneys," (Nesbit wrote. j "When the crowds are so large ; that persons desiring to leave the ; gym can't even make their way

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eliminate some of the jamming at port, 111., fans last winter."

, BATTLE LOOTERJS IN BAT A VIA Fighting flared anew in the war-torn capital of Batavia as British troops fought off looters and Indonesian snipers with Bren guns, rifles and hand grenades. A strong guard was placed around. the city's. idowntown buildings.

" riTAn vtt r o r,A heart from the newly buried body of Mrs. Marion Stockman in Cal1 ..PROWLER AT AIRPORT Shot by a gucu- vary Cemetery, Delaware Township, New Jersey. Surgical bone clip- -Livestock tne ' Weir COOk Murutinal Airnnrt Tnriianannlle ivk.n v. -f J . ' i j ii . ... . 1

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7 ? , eXperimentaI laboratory ther. 43-year-; anatomy, it was revealed. The woman's husband, William F, Stock- keT aT' ce'Zg 'm ? 7 h "enter" e 5a e then it is high fSSJr kU1Cd inStanUy man tractor, said he was unable to explain the act. an choTce "Sw $14$ 0 ' gd time to do" somefhmg Sunday., Everett Ennjs, 57, the guard, told. investigators he fired upon He said his wife died of cancer and had been ill ten years. : "That's the reason for the new Lane as the man broke a . door glass and tried to. enter the watch- . - i Cattle, 2,300; calves, 600; choice system. ! Tuard r,(5m WhiCh EnniS tryiHg t0 tele5h01ie -anotllcr 'V HOPE. FOR CHILD'S SAFETY FAILS-IIope for the safety of 'steers approximately $18.00; 1 "A total of 2,500 tickets, and no' f a i.aia. , three-year-old Dickie Turn Suden dwindled as two trailing dogs ap-!chice dium weights, $17.75; more, w.ll be issued for this ' .,'.-. ;. rr I peared unable to Dick ud the srpnt nf tho ,.h;i ,i - . I sood beef cows, $14.30j bulk good, ' var s finals and all distribution rfficms,d loda, poto.re looking tor a ghoul who cut the' (our day w, . sheep, 2,000; early le good 130-oad Val-1

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SALE

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brother, Coach Bill Jones and family and saw the oullivanVincennes game Friday night, John, former Clinton high .school

I athlete, has recently been discharged from the army after I duty in the Pacific theater of war. , Mrs. Christine Brooks of Los ! Angeles, and Mrs. Eleanor Fritz 'of. Urbana, Ohio, are visiting j their sister. Mrs. C. O. Dillingham of 15 North Main Street. iThe Dillinghams also have as their guests their son, Lawrencs of New Jersey and their grandson, John Dillingham of New Lebanon. The visits have been featured by several auto trips, one especially enjoyed was to their, farm in Arkansas which they had not seen for many -years. Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Waggoner of Hamilton, Ohio, and Miss Dottie Beck of Indianapolis, have been giicstl of Mrs. Edward Cole of North Court St. Mrs.

Waggoner is the former Dorothy'

Shake.

SOCIETY Prhcilla Embroidery Club The Priscilla Embroidery Club will meet Wednesday for a one o'clock luncheon at the home of Mrs. Lex Robbins. Please notify hostess if unable to attend.

Sunshine Home Ec. Club The' Sunshine Home Economics Club of Jefferson township will hold an all-day meeting Tuesday, Nov. 6th at the home of Mrs. Freal Frye. All members bring . something-far the .auction, sale. ..Visitors . ara .welcome.

Tri Kappa Tri, Kappa will meet tonight at 7:30 at the home, of Ella Briggs.

Needlecral't Club The Needleciafl Club will meet Wednesday . afternoon with Mrs. Ida Railsback.

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INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 5. (UP) Produce:' . Heavy hens. 22c; Leghorn hens, 20c: heavy chickens, 23c; Leghorn chickens, 21c; cocks, 16c; ducks, 10c: geese. 10c; capons, six pounds and over, 31c; under six pounds, 26c. Eggs, current receipts 54 pounds and over, 38c; grade A, large, 46c; medium, 33c; grade B, large, 32c; low grade, 25c; pullets. 18c.

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