Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 18, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 24 January 1946 — Page 6

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THuIuSDaV, jaN. 2, m6. as Em niii m.iiiuji.jiw iMjup n.ii .1... . mmemmmwi jif jji.i.jl i im Indiana G. 0. P. And Demo. Heads Join In Fight On Polio Come Early! Thursday and Friday Nights 30 c From 6:45 to 7:15 p. m. Tax Inclusive! .ADMISSION. Nights 30c Sat. Matinee 30c Children 14c Tax Inclusive. SHERMAN FRIDAY-SATURDAY TONIGHT-FRI.-SAT. f rVi MECK-TO-NECK ROUGH Associate Feature RiDIKG! 7- " V & a ST -v b aft 1 '

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J. II. S. FIVES WIN, LOST AT N. LEBANON - -The Sullivan Junior High basketball squad journeyed to New Lebanon Tuesday night where they divided a pair of games. Sullivan copped the second team game 22 to 6 after piling up a. 18 to 6 first half advantage. wmtlwf to relieve stoftmess, invite It's wonderful how a little Va-tro-nol up each nostril relieves stuffy transient 'congestion. I you need relief tonight, - try It I Follow directions in package. : VICES VA-TBO-ilOL I LATTICE Ask to See STYLE NO. 1750 , As Sketched This is the shoe you have been waiting for your fairy godmother to bring you. Only, unlike Cinderella, you can buy yours in your size in either clear or black Vinyl. It is both flattering and comfortable, with a real leather sole, so how could you resist it at -Only $2.88 - MAXWELLBROWN SHOE CO. . .Quality, Style, Service "Expert Shoe Repairing

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. Morgan with four field goals and McClure with three topped Sullivan scoring and Phegley scored most of New Lebanon's points. In the first team game a last half Sullivan rally fell short by a point and the "Little . Arrows" dropped a 19 to 18 verdict Each team scored but three points in the first half and Coach Boyll switched the Sullivan lineup sevj eral times with the tempo speeding up considerably as both teams found the range in the latter stag- ' es of the game. Orman led Sul- ! livan with four field goals and

Townsend and Dyer each collected a trio of field goals for the winners, Countv Basketball INDIANS WIN The Carlisle High School Indians went on the .warpath last, night. scalpinR their neighboring rivals, the Oaktown Oaks, Carlisle was led. by Barker, who connected on eight attemnts from the field to account for nearly half his team's scoring. Trailing 11-9 at the end of the first quarter, Barker and his mates drew alongside the Oaktown five at half time, 15-all. Moving into the foreground 2320 at the end of the third quarter, the Indians piled up a commanding lead as the final minutes j ticked away. ' Carlisle also won the prelimi'nary contest, 24 to 17. ; BOMBER FOR MEMORIAL SALEM, Mass.- (UP) "Miss jX." an Army bomber flown in Europe by a Salem man, has been purchased by citizens as a war memorial. It is planned that the ( plane will be placed on. the Salem Common. FUND ALWAYS READY Before the' National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis j was established in 1938 by thej late Franklin D. Roosevelt,' poliomyelitis was considered a "local affair." . On isolated farms and in teeming cities, men, women and children often fought the disease with inadequate resources. Today a national network of the National Foundation's local chapters stands ready to combat polio wherever it appears and to provide continuing care for victims of former outbreaks. March of Dimes contributions built that network and maintain it today. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby Riven that the uncifrsigned has been appointed Administratrix of the estate of Francis Edward Kei lin. deceased late - of Sullivan County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. DOROTHY B. XERLIN, Administratrix Paul Bovle, Attorney. 1st ins 1-24-JS 3t. ,

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funy mm Chapt. 5 "Monster And ie!?T& The Ap" rAJ And ESEI2 Intramural B. B. Games Launched Sullivan High School Basketball Coach Gordon Keck, assisted by Assistant Coach Bill Jones, is conducting a series of intramural basketball games in which mala students in the local high school are entered. ' By the method of drawing names from a hat, six teams were formed from those who wished to participate. The opening round was played in the community gym Tuesday night, however hereafter will be scheduled every Monday night. A championship tournament is planned for the latter part of February to climax the league game?. The schedule for Monday evening, January 28th is: 7:00 p. m. Shooting Stars vs. Fighting Five; 8:00 p. m. Streaks vs. Russell's Rangers; 8:45 p. m. Little Fellows vs. Bone Crushers. . The Streaks, comnoed of Turpen, Joe Scully, B. Heady, Brown, J. Heady, Milam and Chowning, were defeated in Tuesday evening's opening game 20-19 by the Little Fellows Smith, Boles, Robertson, Mood, Raley, Pirtle, to. Lcwellyn and Douthitt. G. Scully, K. Brown, Ferguson, Lyday, Bill Smith, J. Hunt and R. Hunt the Bone Crushers eliminated the Shooting Stars Herin, Pigg, Flynn, Usrey, Hughes, Bennett, Lewellyn and Sluder, 10 to 8. 1 1 I The Fighting Five composed of; T. Brown, Able, Oldham. Haskett.' B. Flynn and G. Brown swept . over Russell's Rangers Elmore, Morris, LaFollette, Wolfe, Knotts, Hughes, Anderson and Jones 24-13. , The school officials said today, the games are without admission charge and all interested are welcome to enjoy the fun. LISMAN-LADD Miss Alice Elizabeth Lisman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude B. Lisman, and Charles Edward Ladd, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. i Charles Edward Ladd, Sr., were united in marriage January 5th. The wedding vows were read by Rev. John Furry at his home in Farmersburg. The bride wore an aqua street length dress with black accessories and a corsage of American Beauty rose buds. The bride is a graduate of New Lebanon High School and attended DePauw University where she was a member of the Delta Zeta sorority. Mr. Ladd is also a graduate of New Lebanon High School and attended Virginia Military Institute at Lexingjton, Virginia and DePaul Uni- . versily in Chicago. He is associated with his father in farming west of Sullivan where they will make their home. ' ALL -EXPERIENCED

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ALLAN 10KES ySOHSTA GRANVILLE vg, JESS BARKER MMM Parolee Now DR. JAMES M. SMITH, 57, who tried to 'corner the wheat market in 1939 with more than $2,000,000 not his own, will leave the federal penitentiary at Atlanta, Ga., on . parole Feb. 5. The former president of Louisiana State university has served 10 months of a two-and-a-half-year sentence for mail fraud. (International) JVtaiSier Slain 11 1 H, am 111 WHILE HER two little girls, Connie, 4, and Shirley, 2, looked on in horror, Mrs. Martha Hall, above, was shot to death in her Uniontown, Pa., home. Police say' the fatal shots were fired by Clarence Marphy, who then committed suicide. (International) CARS , MECHANICS Phone 97 2

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Governor Ralph F. Gates (left) extends through January 31. and Fred F. Buys, Indiana state Half of all funds raised is-re-Democratic chairman, soon will tained ,by the county chapters to take opposing sides in the 1943 be used for treatment of local elections, but they have joined victims of polio. The remainder in urging Hoosier support for is used by the national organizafor the -1946 March of Dimes tion to finance widespread recampaign to fight infantile para- search into causes and treatment lysis. The picture above was of th3 disease, for public educataken when Mr. Bays was a tion, and to constitute a reserve visitor at the Governor's office, fund from which money is sent Governor Gates is honorary to areas of the nation where state chairman of the March of infantile: paralysis outbreaks are Dimes campaign, being conduct- so severe that local funds are ed by chapters of the National exhausted. More than $1,500,000 Foundation for Infantile Paraly- wa" sent to epidemic areas in sis in each of Indiana's 92 conn- "J fJ-IH. ties. The fund-raising appeal

This Morning's Headlines

' WILL TEST A-BOMB AGAINST BATTLESHIPS The battleships New York, Arkansas, Pennsylvania and Nevada will be used as "guinea pigs" in the Navy's forthcoming bomb tests on warships, informed Navy sources revealed. Other American warships to be

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toga and Independence and the heavy cruisers Salt Lake City and Pensacola. The German heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen, which arrived at Boston Wednesday and the Japanese battleship Nagato and light cruiser Sakawa also are on the "guinea pig" list. The full list'of U. S., j German and Japanese ships to be used in the atomic tests were to be

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ACQUIT DURHAM CORPORATION OF FRAUD A verdict of

"not guilty" was returned last night for the Durham Manufacturing

Corporation and nine employes of Fort Wayne who were charged rith nCnirin tn-Wra.,H the United States covernment by con -

. . . , cealing defects in war materials. jury pf six men and six women mately 14 hours. The trial lasted tne corporation irom one oi me merge from World War II. URGE CABINET VOICE ON

taries of Navy and the Interior urged senators to deal the cabinet in on any commission set up, to. control atomic energy. Testifying before the special Senate atomic energy committee, both disapproved Chairman Brien McMahon's Democrat, Connecticut) proposal for an independent, full-time, five-member civilian board.

SENATE "GROUP ASKS RELEASE OF FATHERS A Senate subcommittee on demobilization called for the discharge of all drafted fathers by July 1 and the immediate release of troops not performing essential functions. Asserting that an "impressed" peacetime army is unsound and will not work, the committee concluded that "the real answer to all the complaints about demobilization is a quick return to the volunteer Army."

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6T. ALBERT A. KOHLER, Larchmont, N. y., sweeps His pin-up baDy Into his arms aboard the U. S. S. Lake Champla'i as the great transport docks in New York. The little girl is the sergeant's four-year-old daughter, Mlmi, and was chosen by Kohler and his buddies as the pin-up queen of the Sixth Army Medical Depot company, Mrs. Kohler looks on aa some of the GI's get a first-hand peek at their favorlte Jittle lady. ' aoteinationalY

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BULK LETTUCE SEED "Your Neighbor is our Seed Customer, ask him." Bennett's Pharmacy "Your Druggist Is More Than A Merchant." Phone 96

SOCIETY Sunday School Class Party The Loyal Daughters Sunday School Class of the Christian Church held their January cover dish dinner Tuesday evening, January 22no at tl)B home of Mrs. Goldte Ray. .This date : was her birth anniversary, and January is ai!,o we uuut .um ' of the co-hostesses, Mrs. Jose - phine Walters, Mrs. Daisy Brum- ' Frf)kp! ette and Miss Josie Frakes Devotions were given by Mrs. Bruinettej folow with .,The companicd.by Josie Frakes. Two contests were enjoyed with prizes . . Mro I Mrs. Grace Billman. Members present were Mesdames Elva Biddle, Lola Templefon, Tressie Steele, Mary Mcuuiiougn, Anna ivicomos, maovi Merrill, Nellie Ford, Kate Tayit i a -n it - si i n r 1. 1 I lor, ueiia oimpson, nazei num, Lou Bedwell, Judah irench, Edna Rosenberger, Grace Billman, Daisy Brumette, Misses Louise Hoskins and Josie Frakes, the hostess, Mrs. Goldie Ray, and her mother, Mrs. Mary Lund, Guests were Mesdames Iona Jared and Lillie Ridgeway. mm 24 No. Main St. SMOOTHEST

Basketball Mothers Club The Basketball Mothers club

met Monday afternoon with Mrs. : Isaac Southwood. A motion was made and seconded to appoint j Mrs. Paul Sims as secretary-1 treasurer for the coming year aV "1 Mrs. McCrpr.klin was unable. to accept the office. After the busi ness session refreshments wertf i served to mesaames wesiey nas .kett, Paul Howe, Robert Clark son, Sr., W. S. Jared, Gordoi Keck and son, Billie, Tom Sevie! and son, Jerry Wayne, Pau Sims and the hostess, Mrs. Isaad Southwood The next meeting will be witlf Mrs. Tom Sevier at 449 Soutt 1 Main Street, February 11th PLAN SERVICES Rev. George Jewell, pastor o thf, Terre Haute Maryland church will conduct reiigiou.' services in SuUivan Friday evening January 25th, it wa; announced today. The services will be held li the Sullivan Library basement! at 7:30 o'clock with a special song session being planned. Tl J public is invited. MOTOR CO. Sullivan, Ind. GAR AFLOAT