Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 69, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 5 April 1946 — Page 3

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SULLIVAN ETHLx TIME3- FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1946.

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Department Of Veterans Affairs

(Thos. M., Jennings, Director) No doubt by the daily paper yju have noticed that we hava had two military funerals this past week. As this is part of our duty we are always glad to give a helping hand for such. We want every veterans organization to feel free to call upon us for such assistance. If you will' recall last week we spoke of "All Wounds Don't Show" we wish to 1 continue a little dSeper in this subject. These veteran? are returning and in some cases their adjustment does not come so I easily. So this office invites the. , veteran to bring his home diffi- . culties to us. Some years ago it was our privilpe to take advanced psychology and counsel- ; ing at Purdue under D;'. O. F. Hall who had as our special lecturer Dr. Dorsey, Detroit's famous psychiatrist which was I indeed a great treat to us. As he ; stated, "You never will have all

the answers, but hearing a man's story means more than you ever will realize to him." So we invite the veteran to come that we might hear his story, and trust that in hearing it we might help. We too have had experience in budgeting the men. If one of our veterans returns and finds himself heavilv indebted and wishes for us to assist, we invite them to come that we might work out a plan whereby we can perhaps pool his debts and give him a better outlook on life. We have found In our ex

perience of handling men that

sometimes they sink so deep in debt that they feel there is no way out, but after careful work

ing together we find there is no one but who . is willing to ' give a fellow a chance if he tries. Then too, recently our de- ; partmeht was asked to take over ' the reemployment as a member, of the Selective Service System, therefore all employment will come from this office. If you know of any work, or have a place open for employment, kindly get in touch with this office at once.

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AN ARTIST'S CONCEPTION of the Pacirio ocean's submarine earthquake that sent mountainous tidaj waves tanning toward the Hawaiian islands, the Aleutians and the California coast, is shown above, while at the left is a closeup of the seismograph chart niaila at Fordham university, New York, indicating the times at which the impulses of the earthquake were recorded. The tidal waves took a toll of an estimated 150 lives and left thousands homeless, with the city of Hilo, sprawled along the beautiful coast of Hawaii, suffering the worst devastation. Military and civil officials in the stricken areas are endeavoring to head off a serious threat of disease brought on by the disruption of water and sanitation facilities. (International)

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FACTOGRAPHS The Covent Garden market, London, sells vegetable, fruits and flowers. It was established in the first half of the 17th century by small gardeners of the Eiiburbs. The market house covers about tliree acres. A biretta is a square cap with three projections above the crown, worn by Roman Catholic clergymen, There are about 300 species U oaks, and they are natives ot temperate and tropical countries-

This Morning's Headlines URGES NATIONS GIVE UP RIGHT TO WAR A dramatic appeal by General MacArthur for all nations to "abolish war as a sovereign right." opened the new Allied council for Japan a meeting at which Russia promptly poured in proposals.

Soon after MacArthur finished his address, in which he emphasized the council's role was advisory, Russia proposed: 1. Exclusion of the press from all meetings; the plan was shelved in favor of a compromise to admit the press to major meetings. 2. Council members be permitted to see Mat-Arthur's directives seven days prior to issuance." 3. New elections in the event the majority of deputies who win Diet seats prove "unsuitable." 4. Internationalization of the council secretariat. The Russians were told that the proposals on the directives and

! the elections would appear in the minutes and be shown to MacAr

thur; the secretariat proposal will be brought up at the next meeting 10 days hence.

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' JERSEY SEIZES GAS PLANTS The state of New Jersey seized and began operating nine gas plants to prevent a walkout which would have cut off service to 3,000,000 customers. The' action first of its kind ever taken by a state department was made under an eight-day-old anti-strike law, invoked by Governor Walter E. Edge in order that "the public interest, health and welfare shall not be interfered with." 1 ' v ' ,' '"IT';.

DOOM PAY BILL, RETAIN PROVISO ON FARM PRICES Three weeks of administration maneuvering to get a minimum wage boost through the Senate witthout a rider raising farm prices ended in failure last night. In the decisive vote, farm state senators musered a 46 to' 38 count to retain the amendment which would necessitate a veto of the measure. It requii es that the "parity" formula on prices of farm products be revised to figure in the cost of farm labor.

1 ' . . BIG FREIGHT RATE INCREASE SEEN Indiana's annual freight bill would be increased $87,000,000 should railroad freight rates be raised 37 per cent, Indiana State Chamber of Commerce statisticians estimated. The railroads have presented testimony to the rail-labor arbitration boards that they nee da 37 per cent increase

to meet pay demands.

CONVICT BLUEBEARD; ORDER EXECUTION Dr. Marcel Petiot, evil-eyed "Bluebeard" of occupied Paris, was convicted , of murdering 24 refugees, in his sinister villa in the Rue Lesueur of Paris and sentenced to death. The jury deliberated two hours and 15 minutes to reach a unanimous verdict after listening to 11 days of testimony that the swarthy physician murdered a host of refugees who came to him for help in escaping the Nazis.

O. E. S. Installation On last Friday evening at 8:00 o'clock at the Masonic Home, the Order of the Eastern Star Chap- j ter Number 188 held a most im

pressive and beautiful public in-

stallation for the elected ana ap

pointed officers for the year 194b. Mrs. Vermont McCoskey as Installing Officer, Mrs. Elsie Robhins as ChaDlain. Mrs. Edith

Miller as Marshal, and Mrs. Katherine Taylor as Organist, installed the following: Worthy Matron, Mrs. Effie Southwood; Worthy Patron-elect, elect, Earl Handford (not present); Associate Matron, Mrs. Fern Templeton; Associate Patron, Alvin Spainhour; Secretary, Mrs. Fay L. Sisson; Treasurer, Mrs. Cora Bell; Chaplain, Mrs. Elizabeth Theal; Marshal, Mrs. Iva Lucas; Organist, Mrs. Mignon Hilgediek; Adah, Mrs. Vermont J. Weir; Ruth, Mrs. Anna McCombs; Esther, Miss Katherine Hankins; Martha,- Mrs. -Gretchen Howe; Electa, Mrs,. Bonnie Truelock; Warder, Mrs. Lucile Ford; Sentinel, David Tempeton. : Lights were dimmed as Mrs. Vermont McCoskey sang "Moonlight and Roses." A new moon cast its light over the members and guests. A vase filled with lovely red roses was presented the newly installed Worthy Matron from the chapter. Joe R. McCoskey presented the retiring Worthy Matron, Mrs. Iva Lucas, with the Past Matron's jewel. Miss Clara Pittman, presi

dent of the Past Matrons' Club, extended an invitation to Mrs. Lucas to become a member. j Mrs. Ella McDanials, a sister of .Mrs. Southwood, and Mrs. Harriett Maaqk of Chicago, were , out-of-town guests. j A social hour was enjoyed in the dining rooms after the close

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LINK PAY RISE, FEDERAL PERSONNEL CUT The House voted a $400 a year wage increase for federal employes, but specified that the increases be absorbed by an accompanying reduction in employes by the affected agencies.

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FACTOGRAPHS The province of Nova Scotia surpasses all other provinces, except British Columbia, and all -the states of the continent in the annual value of its fish output,

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k KEEP IT COMING! American housewives saved approximately 170,614,000 pounds of osfed cooking fat In 1911. -That is .almost double the amount saved In 1913. And It doesn't count the 62,000,000 pounds A saved by Army and Navy.l J 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 jj. to redouble efforts scrape,' skim and scoop every drop of used cooking fat to re place the Industrial fats and oils formerly Imported from Islands of tho Pactfla.'

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EASTER DANCE Sponsored by Psi Iota Xi Wednesday, April 17 9 p. m. to 12 p. m. AT OLD GYMNASIUM ' Fred Cizek Orchestra

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