Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 68, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 4 April 1946 — Page 6

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i .SALE OF SURPLUS

WAR GOODS HITS NEW HIGH IN FEB.

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IT'S HERE !TTfie"gasoline that helps'your motor put winter behind ....step out .with a lively, spring-is-here performance. Marathon Gasoline..Seasonked for Spring. Yes, every gallon scientifically ' rebalanced the refinery to meet the requirements of Spring driving temperaturesThat's .why you get. .

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Sales of surplus capital and Toduoers' goods, industrial stents and aircraft continuing their unward trend reached n npv hi?h " of sin.9fS74n.ioft

throu.rh February 28, the War A--ert Adroinitration reported today. The eoveTment recovered on these .sales $477,066,000. With the grept hulk of decbrat;or! made w'thin the ca!t fix

months, chiefly m a result rf contract terminations now reachin" a npak, it is exo""td that 'a'es will shortly show ?n .1?celeratPd trend toward eonnllini

r-nn-pt acqui itlons, WAA de- &

Sir-plus Wire For Sale Approxiiratlv 200.000 rolls of

cmouflp?p wire, valued at more

an $4,000,000. have been de-

clarrd surplus by the Army and

ire iow on sile in a nation-wids

oor,fv,,..s program, War Aets REPORTS from Japan state that two Administration anr,o-cd today, . notes addressed to General DougThe wire wa n-ed by the i-r- , las MacArthur tacitly criticizing his v;ce to camonflarre m in''t?ila- administration were sent at the ur;nns and ammunition iumns. gent request of the Soviet delegate, The camouHase material used Nicolai V. Novokov (above), on the wa! turkey fnthpr-;, burlap r-nd eleven-nation Far Eastern Com--toP iVpol a"d varimi-5 fibers rp- i mission, which acts in a supervisory ni:?H to a"dn-d prHc. otilt'-vf I capacity on occupation policies in

i-pbbit rod turkey fencing. The Japan. (Internatioiiol)

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:t't KI.I'.KMTK today at Smith' Ilrujr Store, .Milliurn's I'liHrmiicv and all kihmI di'tii; sl.ircs.

M.'.l. Aikin & Son

FUNKRAL HOME Dus:srer "Alkin's Service CosU No More."

24 HOUR 9 Taxi Service Call 470 BUS DEPOT CAFE

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fMVT) COFS ON VI) 0M WFSTFPI V R. J. (tTrThe 02-vear-o'd Werte'-lv Band U baok np the inh pffer its r?cond wirpp snsoension

TVir bund disbanded during th" Civil War h0cau- most of 5t" mrnbers went o'f to war. It wrnt out of b'lsinpss acain nt the start of World V'ar II for "Ae rprrip reason. Npv. n-ith the war over, the band is back f'vir-a . aic-ii. w'th mav merrbers having the added exneriece o" havinf nlaved with rmv aid Navv bands thfouehout the world.

NFV .eFTSVOriRAPH SET UP NEW ORLEANS. (VP) Tew Orleans ha- nver vorried mti'-h

! about earthquakes, but all vh" Fame, it's prepared to rfood .' iv fi'tnre earth disturbances., A new

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N.iw d"H"g tho.v-ar. has been jset up at Loyola University.'

FUNK G HYBRIDS

For 1946 Planting are Guaranteed

Germination - - or BETTER

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Melvin Custzr, Prop. "Visit' Our Marathon Service Store" . v. Corner Section And Washington

Henceforth the Major-Ette Beauty Mart Will Be Known As

The Flo-Retta Beauty Salon

End will be Under The Management of MRS. LUCY THRASHER

Mrs. Flossie Dennis Cox, the owner of the Sullivan beauty culture insl'tution, today named Mrs. Lucy Thrasher, long experienced and highly skilled beautician of this city, as manager of the lecal shop henceforth to be known as the FloRetta Beauty Salon. Mrs. Cox in her announcement stated that Mrs. Thrasher will be aided in the Sullivan salon by Mrs. Betty Temple ton .and Miss Mary McClure. The Flo-Retta proprietor, she stated, will operate a shop of the same name in Caifsle, assisted by Miss Eleanor Hunter and will be located there the majority of the time. You will enjoy the same friendlv, efficient service at both salens that has been the policy in the past. v CALL 157 FOR APPOINTMENT Flo-Retta Beauty Salon SULLIVAN CAItLISLE . ' Mrs. Flossie Dennis Cox, Prop. Lucy Thrasher - Betty Templeton - Eleanor Hunter Mary McClure v

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