Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 111, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 4 June 1946 — Page 4

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1946.

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HEARING SERVICE (As Advertised In Life Magazine) COMES TO SULLIVAN We are pleased to announce that F. P. Sayre, Ronotone manager, will be at the Davis Hotel in Sullivan this Wednesday for the scientific correction of unsatisfactory hearing. We invite you to call. Hours from 12 noon to 6 P. M. DAVIS HOTEL WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5tft AUDIOMETRIC hearing tests and consultations without charge or obligation. SONOTONE OF TERRE HAUTE 1008 So. 7th St., Terre Haute, Ind. F. P. Sayre, Mgr. All Users Invited For Periodic Check-up.

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County Hardware VAUGHN F. JONES CLOSED THURSDAY AFTERNOONS during June, July & August.

HOSPITAL NOTES

Admitted June 3: "Mrs. Albert

; Reel of 300 North Section Street; Claude Lowe of South. State

Street. Dismissed June 3: Mrs. Hersehel Copper of Carlisle, R. 3; Mrs. Donnelly Vowell and son of Sullivan, R. 4; Mrs. Clyde -Folio-well and son of Hymera; Mrs. Charles McKinley and daughter of Merom; Delbert Latshaw of Oaktown, R. 1.

HOOSIERS SHIVER INDIANAPOLIS, June 4. (UP) Temperatures dropped to an Indiana low of 38 early today as an unseasonal cool spell

featured June weather. The 38-

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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notire is herebv given that the Undersigned has been appointed Art-

"linistrator of thp eptnte of Nancv J. ; Flrickson. deceased late of Sullivan County. Indiana. Said estate is eupposI ed to be solvent.

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DURING IHE SUMMER MONTHS

This Morning's Headlines ITALIANS VOTE FOR OR AGAINST MONARCHY Tlie north and the south of Italy were sharply divided today in the nation's monarehial referendum and it appeared that the Rome area held the key to the fate of King Hubert II and the centuries-old House of Savoy. The leftist-controlled north was voting 2 to 1 in favor of a republic and against the monarchy as votes were counted in Italy's two-day general election. The south was voting 5 to 1 in favor of retaining the throne.

BEVIN TO SPEAK TO COMMONS TODAY ON BRITISH FOREIGN POLICY Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin was slated to appear before the House of Commons today with anticipated conciliatory tone toward the Soviet Union and an exposition of Britain's stand on Germany's future. Bevin, reporting to Commons today, opening a two-day debate on foreign affairs, will be the last to report on the Big-Four Paris Conference.

CHINESE GENERALISSIMO IN NANKING FOR PEACE PARLEYS Returning to Nanking last night, Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek opened the way for a resumption of Manchurian peace negotiations, bogged down during his week-long visits in Mukden and Peiping. Peace settlements were clouded, however, by new Communist claims of military successes and renewal of Communist charges that the United States was backing Chiang's plans for "enlarging civil war operations in Manchuria."

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COYS' SHEER OVERALL COTTON PANTS PRINTS 1.49 39c yd.

The J. C. Penney Company in Sullivan will be closed on Thursday afternoons through the months of June, July and August.

WIN ANT MAY BE DELEGATE TO UN A career in public life as spectacular as the one he abandoned in business to enter government six years ago was ended at least temporarily for Edward Reilly Stettinius, Jr. President Truman announced he had accepted the resignation of Stettinius as United States representative to the United Nations only because of Stettinius' "earnest insistence" that he wished to be relieved. The resignation evidently takes effect immediately. John G. Winant, wartime ambassador to Britain and how United States representative on the UN Economic and Social Council, was among those mentioned for the place in unofficial speculation.

MOST OF FLOUR MILLING HALTED Ninety-eight per cent of flour mills in the United States will be closed by today, the Millers' National Federation notified the Senate small business committee. Earlier, Secretary of Agriculture Anderson testified that the Agriculture Department is prepared to lend wheat to mills "to assure flour supplies in areas where there is a definite' bread shortage."

ASSERT SHIPPING FUNDS MISSPENT Congressional investigation of "unconscionable conditions existing in the United States Maritime Commission and War Shipping Board" was asked In the Senate and House. A report of the comptroller general, Senator Aiken, R., Vermont, told the Senate, in introducing the resolution there, "indicates , . . a total of $8,007,163,990.60 of funds improperly accounted for by these two agencies."

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CLUB

The Junior Maidens of Sullivan held their meeting May 29th. The group sang songs and played games. They discussed changing the name of the club and will decide at the next meeting. Only fifteen members were present.

The next meeting will ..be on Wednesday, June 11th. SOCIETY Legion Auxiliary To Meet Tonight . " : The American Legion Auxiliary will meet tonight at 7:30 at the American Legion Home.

INSURANCE TAX BY STATE UPHELD Indiana's $3,000,000 annual tax on out-of-state insurance company premiums was believed secure yesterday after a United States Supreme Court decision. The highest court ruled South Carolina can collect a similar tax. Indiana's tax was protested by the Prudential Insurance Company of America, also plaintiff in the South Carolina case. In Indiana the company sought return of $453,000 protested tax-payment. '

In Cooperation r With Other Sullivan Merchants This Store Will Be CLOSED Every Thursday Afternoon During June, July and August.

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