Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 123, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 20 June 1946 — Page 6

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PAGE SIS SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1946.

This Morning's Headlines

FARMERSBURG Mrs. Hazel Maikram and dau

ghter of Evansville, were wek-

PALESTINE ARAB LEADER CLAIMS HAVEN IN EGYPT end guests of Mrs. Naomi Blair. Kin? Farouk of Eevnt announced that he had received the Grand Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Hay-

Mufti of Jerusalem who had asked for sanctuary. A communique

worth and sons, Johnny and

at the palace, signed the royal visitors' books and asked for an audience from King Farouk."

said that the Grand Mufti, Hij-Mohammed Amin El Hussein', "called .vion are rpenamg uieir vd.a-

t:on visiung relatives in Anderson, South Band and Niles,

"The audience was granted," the communique continued, "and Mrs D'sr;e i.arter of PrJethe Mufti told the King: 'I have taken refuge in your palace.'" The t,ng iujnoj, j,as j,en fv-e oxest 53-year-old Mufti, spiritual leader of Palestine Arabs, is an im- rf ftfr. anci Mrs. Donald Hogan placable foe of Jewish immigration into the Holy Land. -for the ps't two weeks. i . I Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Combs are

PERRY CONCEDES GUILT Sterling J. Perry, Evansville visiting this week with relativ-s bnnker,' stood alone in front of the federal court bench rt Indian- in Crawfordsville, Indiana. ,. , , , . ... , . , , . . i i Leota Johnson and Lena Rowspnlis and pleaded guilty to all 11 counts of a grand jury indictment , TT. . , a j j pr(j Vere r) . Vincennes Fridaj' charging he embezzled $142.765 37 while vice president of the Na- vj,.jlir,a. witn Nora Stout

tionai uity iiank ot tvansviiie. Judge Kooert u. tsaitzeu directed the probation division to make an investigation and to report within

Mr. and ATrs. Harold Hunt-

what vvoik hnd a' tcir eus Sun

FuUivn. Mr. and Mr?. Charl;s

Knntwnrk and Mr. and Mrs.

BLAST IN GERMANY 'TRAPS MORE THAN 100 More than Harlcy network.

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ATHLETES FOOT ITCH NOT HARD TO KILL. IN ONE HOUR.

Olive E. Write vs. Eron H. White. Complaint "for divorce,

alimnnv and att'irnpv's fees If nrit Pl''d. your 35c hack at any alimony ana aturncys iees. dnlg storp TE.0Ty a gTROvG William Kelsey vs Billy Ferd ci.le. contains 9 alcohol. IT peneT , . . . ; . ' TRATES. Reachw MORE K'ms to Johnson. Complaint for damages, kill thf itch. Locally at Bennett s Ralph Brewer vs. Betty Brew- Pharmacy, er. Complaint for divorce.

"NEW WALLS

IN A HALF DAY

AT LOW COST!

10 days. Perry, at liberty under $10,000 bond, had ' not told became ,of the money.

500 German workmen and Russian displaced persons were feared

trapped or killfed in a blazing underground inferno as 5,000 tons of ammunition exploded in the Hanigsen mining area at Celle, Germany. ,

It's true! Yon can "Siinnhetn" a room in the morning, and live in it again .

Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Caton Of in the afternoon! And a single gallon

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RUSSIANS DEMAND U. S. DESTROY ATOMIC BOMB SUPPLY Russia formally proposed that the United States destroy its atomic stock piles and cease further production within 30 days after international ratification of a treaty which would outlaw atomic warfare. Russia's plan called for swift and forceul sanctions against violators.

Fmma Frvvhee. Pr?rl Reed. Lcra Howard, Glen Milam and Mr. and Mrs. Frnie Johnson attended tl:e all-day meeting of i! e wrf-Tin Legion and AuxilDv runc'ay at Sullivan. A large number of hl scout 5 firm Farr.ier: Lr.rg troop 'ire erti::yir"j a week's outing at hak-fmr.k.

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SOUTH AMERICA EASES FOOD CRISIS Herbert Hoover reported that Latin American nations will supply by Sept. 30 an sdi;4.;nMMi onn nnn t umc t,. ..,..1,1' u,,..,

That still would leave a gap of 2,787 tons between the food needed D nrj' 9'"pHt'fi ' "the"' .vdiinf by famished lands and the amounts in sight to help them through .- .-:,";, t'-i ttf mH Tsick the next'few "critical months. The former President added that Fisher at the Methodist Church there are possibilities of. still further help from Argentina. in Sullivan Sunday.

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GEN.DRAJA MIKHAIIOVITCH, wartime Chetnik leader, is on trial in Belgrade with 11 of his chief lieutenants on charges of treason and collaboration with the Nazis. The Yugoslav government has as yet left unanswered two requests from the U. S. state department that American soldiers, befriend-1 ed by the general, be allowed to appear for the defense of Mikhail-1 ovitch. (International)

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HELEN (MOLLY) HORTON, society daughter of Mrs. C. T. Hoi ton of New York City, has entered Mt St Vincent convent on tha Hudson to become a nun. She began her singing career at New York's Stork club just one week prior to the Pearl Harbor attack, (International),

DELIVERY SERVICE WILL NOW BE MADE ON ALL STREETS WEST OF MAIN. Cash Transactions Only

Telephone 618-X

Roy Frake, who served Sullivan, County a. ssist'int 'i riasuier under his father, W. R. Frakts years a.6, v-sited in Sul1 van und with liis sitter near here Wtdnedty. Ke lives near Kr.tcn. "

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