Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 21, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 29 January 1946 — Page 4

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TONIGHT THRU THURS. Adults, 35c Children, 14c. Tax Paid. Jl HERS WAS THE DEADLIEST OF THE SEVEN DEADLY SINSI leave Her to Heaven ilAttIM Gene TIERNEY -Plus- Jl Selected !h Shorts i Cornel WILDE Jeonna CRAIN 1 ttcittiulot Coach Weekley Returns Soon To Shelburn Team Coach F. E. Ward, mentor of the Shelburn Panthers, today verified the report that former Head Basketball Coach Paul Weekley will assume his duties at the Shelburn High School this week or the first of next week. The former coach was discharged from the United States Army several days ago. j Since Mr. Weekley's departure for military service the Panthers have been under the guidance of Mr. Ward, who also has carried ! on his duties as principal of the Shelburn schools. For a year the Panthers were directed by Perle Fisher, now a teacher in Sullivan High School. ! Mr. Ward, before coming to Shelburn some fifteen years ago, taught in the Merom High School and also coached the Beavers, i During his pinch-hitting as coach I at Shelburn, he has directed his team to the Wabash Valley Finals at Terre Haute both seasons and this year attained the admirable position of runner-up for the championship title. Must Cancel Games. -Whatever position Weekley will assume in his return to the Shelburn school, Mr. Ward stated today that their joint efforts will be given fully to directing the Panthers through the rest of a highly expectant season. Due to advancements in Wabash Valley tournament play, Mr. Ward stated that remaining games scheduled with Farmersburg, New Lebanon and Pimento would be cancelled with the consent of officials of these schools. The Hymera game of February 15th will be played if the other three can be cancelled, he said.

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GARY, Ind. (UP) The Scott twins, Raymond and Robert, never had been separated until they entered the Army, but their service records testified that both did all right on their separate paths. Cpl. Raymond won the combat infantryman's badge, five battle stars for action in the European theater of operations and the purple heart. Lt. Robert, has the air medal with an oakleaf cluster, seven battle stars for Pacific action, the good conduct medal and a Presidential unit citation. 1,213 SERMONS IN 27 YEARS MORRISVILLE, Vt. (UP) The Rev. George E. Goodliffe, who has been pastor of the First Congregational Church here for the past 27 years, estimates he has preached 1, 213 sermons during that time. WHITE WILD GEESE LINTON, Ind. (UP) A Linton resident reported that he saw three pure white geese recnntly in a flock of some 200. Most wild geese are dark gray. sfyling's beguiling . . . low price . . . nice! Type PRINTS Boys' Heavy Twill School Pants $1.34

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VETERANS AFFAIRS We feel that the public is en titled to know what has been accomplished in the four months we have worked as well as the difficulties we have faced and are facing now. In the four months we have had 1100 interviews and now have over 230 cases in our files. We have secured a number of pensions for men who we feel are more than deserving; secured medical treatment for veterans both locally and at the veterans hospitals. Back pay and errors on discharges have been taken care of in many cases. The fact of the matter is, we are facing this difficulty. We parents have been doing all the things in our power to speed our boys back home until it is not doing justice for them. Too many instances we have on record in our office here boys have been discharged when they should have been hospitalized. So our boys are coming in now seeking our assistance and sometimes we are almost helpless to help them. Our county has been badly in need of doctors for years: It is necessary to have a boy examined and proper papers filled out before they can enter the hospital. So if a veteran fails, to have a family doctor it is hard to get such service. This office has no funds to pay doctors, the Veterans Administration has not been able to locate a doctor so when a man applies for medical exam they are to pay for such service. We know there are a lot of fellows who get the idea of having an ache or pain just for .the nurpose of filing for a pension. So when a doctor examines this fellow and finds nothing wrong and charges him a fee it doesn't go well with the fellow : and especially when the doctor names bis fee for such examination. So 1 trust that all of you who read these items and have loved ones in the ' service will write, and urge them , to be ' honest ' with themselves and the government and see that they slow down on getting out and then they can come out physically fit or ' be treated properly for their disabilities before leaving the service. Our work is getting heavy, our files are getting large , so we urge your t cooperation, Ba sure you bring your discharge and all papers pertaining to your case with you when you come. Some days we don't get away at noon. We have changed, from Thursday , to Friday to be out of the office. ' We feel we should be here on Thursday as the boys come from all over the county to register that day. So remember to keep our work up rthe-director -will not "see anyone at the office on Tuesday or Fri day, however all blanks and in formation . will . be . available these days and will be given you by Miss Hamilton, the . assistant director but the director will not have office interviews' those two days. Cases have to be worked out and studied so we reserve these two days for outside work and to study cases. Remember, second floor Court House is where we are located. 'STOLEN' CAR IN GARAGE EVERETT, Mass. (UP) Add embarrassing moments. William Poe of Everett told police his automobile was stolen. Two hours later he returned to report he found it at the garage where he left it in the first place. Replaces Halifax FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT of the appointment of Sir Archibald Clark Kerr (above) as the new British Ambassador to the United States has been made by the London Foreign office. Ken will succeed the Earl of Halifax who has asked permission to resign his appointment on May 1st. (International)

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Medicine Cabinets $3.95 $ COUNTS HARDWARE Vamrhn Jones SOCIETY Honor Birthdays Honoring the birthdays of Osa Johnson and Mrs. Lee Hiatt, a six o'clock dinner was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Osa Johnson, Paxton, R. R. 1, recently. Enjoying the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hiatt and children, Dixie Lee and Jackie, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Johnson and Ann, Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Johnson and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Osa Johnson. Will Represent Sorority At Province Convention Mary Lou Bell has been elected to represent Epsilon Mu Chapter of Delta Theta Tau at the next Province convention to take place in Indianapolis, Indiana on February 2-3, 1946. Delta Theta Tau, with chapters scattered throughout the country embraces one of . the largest groups of philanthropic workers in the Greek world, and convenes once each year in province convention to renew and make friendships with fellow members and to carry on any business which may come before the group. The principal project in which all chapters take active part is the Kentucky mountain school which is completely maintained for the underprivileged children of all ages. There are sectional projects carefully picked to help the neediest. Last, but not least, are the local philanthropies, which are the main stem of the philanthropic work. These include scholarship funds; hospital work; dental clinics; hot lunches; milk and , Christmas . parties for children; co-operation with the Red Cross,.-Salvation Army and tuberculosis groups. To date there are 144 active chapters with a 'membership of New Agency Head ! REAR ADM. SIDNEY W. SOUERS, above, of St. Louis, Mo., has been named by President Truman to head the nation's new super-espionage agency which will be known as Central Intelligence. This top-bracket agency will correlate and evaluate all foreign intelligence information gathered by the Navy's O. N. I., the Army's G-2, Airforce's A-2 and the state department's intelligence bureau. Souers, a reserve officer, was deputy director of the Office of Naval Intelligence. He will serve in his new post in civilian clothes but expects to remain on active duty "for pay purposea." ., (International)

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IMPRISONED behind a large billboard in New York City for three days, Bill, the neighborhood tomcat, is shown here being rescued by police emergency squad workers who tore down part of the sign to release him. Even the billboard chef seems haDDv about it. .( International)

over 8000 and 50 alumnae groups. The local chapter sponsors a girl scout troop in Sullivan.'. This in one of the newest -projects and will be an interesting and helpful one. To be able to do this charity work there must be various money making projects. The bridal doll awarded Lee Ann Gilbreath in December was one such project. Besides being active in the local philanthropies Delta' Theta Tau gives a cash award .to a senior boy each spring judging on his scholastic record and character. The local chapter has a membership of 44 and an alumnae Biggest

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UP TEMPORARILY chapter. Mrs. Leota Shade ai Mrs. Jack Boothe are the pa ronesses. SONJA IIENIE SEEKS DIVORC CHICAGO, Jan. 20 Son.! Ilenie, ice skating star, filed su in Superior Court for a divon from Daniel R. Topping, millior aire New York sportsman, charges of desertion. Miss Henie and Topping wet married July 4, 1940. The ma riage was her first and Topping third. He was divorced in Ma 1940 from Arline Judge, mov actress. 3 Shortage Ginger Ale Club Soda Seltzer Lemon Mix EMIL SHIPMAN Sullivan, Ind