Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 133, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 4 July 1946 — Page 6

BUIXIVAN. INDIANA PAGE SIX SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1046. Relax In Cool Comfort TODAY Fri. & Sat. Tonight ly 2j 3 ...4&5 - Fri. - Sat. Wiifr W fcvery JL patron receives j BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 6:45 P. M. TONIGHT TWO GRAND FEATURES HOLIDAY MATINEE TODAY AT 2:00 P. MTIJAT SCANDALOUS LONDON HUSSY SWEEPS TO THE SCREEN! Straight From The Daring Pages '", Of The Sensational Novel You've Heard About! finer facilities and Smashing Six-Gun Action! "Trail Of Kit Carson" jSt direct DEATH ...... J!W BW LAY! 3

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HOLLYWOOD STARS HELP i VETS CATCH BIG ONES

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- Mrs, AUen Buzard and son, ! Vincent, of Washington, Indiana j HOLLYWOOD (UP) Yachtsare visiting her parets, Mr. and men in the movie colony have Mrs.-A. G McGuire of NNorth begun sponsoring fishing trips French Strset fT hospitalized veterans from the Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Ealdwin , Veterans Administration hospital zn 'M" "rid "" Tr" Af-!Cnkev at Van Nuys, Cal. frill,' leave this afternoon for a Eight ex-servicemen paralyzed irip through several southern from the waist down fished from states. They plan to be gone a- their wheelchairs aboard the tout ten days. ' j yacht of Paul Ellis, . Malibu

sportsman, on the first cruise. Actresses Ann Sterling, Martha Goldthwaite and June Harris helped untangle the lines, bait

I hooks and serve lunch. ! Prize catch of the day was

made by Shelton Stuart of Hays, Kan. Susan Peters, Larraine Day. Lucille Ball and Jane Withers are among those who will accompany other hospitalized veterans on the fishing trips.

Business Women Jontsnuw1 from P. Oueprominent busine:s of the assemblage. From 12:00 noon to 2:30 yi. m. delegates will cast their Ballots in the election of the National Federation officers or the ensuing club year and the convention will be formally dismissed following a eight o'clock post-convention meeting.

WEDDINGS OMIT RICE

SHIP'S FIGUREHEAD SHOWN

; STONINGTON, Conn. (UP) ure(j

On exhibition at the Old Mone Lighthouse museum is the figurehead of the "Great Republic," largest ship of the mid-19th cen

tury, and one of the first to be Hgged as a four-masted bark.

The vessel was built in Boston by Donald McKay in 1853. Her registered tonnage was 4,555, pretty small as compared with present-day vessels.

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Plus Final Chapter "Royal Mounted Rides Again"

j FIRST GRADE FARMERS

DEMOCRACY STALWART

FIRST WOMAN SKIPPER FIRST CLEANS SHIP

SAN DIEGO (UP) San Die-; "

go's fishing fleet will soon have1 CENTER VILLE, Mass. (UP)7 its first woman skipper in his- Theodore V. Wes, one of the old

tory but not until she finishes

tidying up her 32-foot jigboat.

j SEATTLE, (UP) First-gra-jdfrs in the Magnolia Grammar j school are learning something 'that some parents may think is more important than reading writing and 'rithmetic. The

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Gallon STONE JARS COUNTY HARDWARE VAUGHN F. JONES

est resident rof Cape Cod, takes . cbi'd'-"" pre learning

The new skipper is Kay Cosby, his political responsibilities ser-.. . . I

21, who used to navigate a bus Barnstable a io-wppW nrir,ri first -. I

around the city until her doctor " ,,j 1 j 'u t ' I told her to find a job out 'in the county election, the 94-year-old ders learned about cow .farms I

open. Taking his advice literal- Mew Mgianaer waea uve iun, - .. F uj e anTiTQlW. rrtfab-intr then rwxrn hutov

ly, she shipped but on a tuna to cast his ballot.

clipper. ".-.'

to j ' ACE AKIIiKAKX

CHICAGO' (UP) Three weddings on the same dav. all f?at-

by the traditional rice

throwing, gave the Rev. Michael

A, Camvag"n. of Immaculate Conr-ption Church, East Chicap ?n idea. He looked at the rice, then he thought of the June wedding' comics -up end r-membered t'v i a' v'ng thou-anr's in Europe. crngregation to stop throwing ' e. He eetimatc(l e Hce vrr

' .. , .... . . . ! ''t out at all. American wednotick of salk of ' A'vgs this spring, ihou-ands of COUNT 1'UOl'ERTIES ' , ,,nji0 nt rif. n1,u v, -j

Notice is hereby given that t.if I

will offer at public auction.- at the . Noi-th uoor o, " ' '- t Sullivan. Indiana at 10 a'clock A. M.'. i

Monday, July 2 , 1946, to the highest

TRUE TO CHARACTER

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hirtrlnr and t not less than the aD- i, r;-inc

luaispd value thereof, all BUILDINGS , Childress Children's Little Thea

n-;il . ostate in Hamilton Township. ter Production 01 I he Adven- ' . tures of Tom Sawyer" had to be

..r nf section 17. postponed wara...Boyce, Jr., in

" Township 8 North, Ranee 8 West. the title role, came down with

Th BUILDWiS located on me lminc nhove- described real estate be'ong to xne mumps. -

fin'livnn County. The terms oi rne

ala flra fauh

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this 20th day of June, 3916. I i . . .. . " .Sea!) . .. . . vcfiAHVEY. ' ' NORTH ADAMS, Mass. (UP)

Auditor Sullivan County. Indiana. The 25,000-foot Hoosac Tunnel 4 fn IL' . . . , ' .. . , . . .

TUNNEL COST 195 LIVES

Ui in.' 6-20 -16 3t..

'INSURANCE t: ALL FORMSTRY OUR SERVICE Alvin "Al" Spainhour . Rm. 6 Phone 71 Sullivan State Bank Cldg. 7 Sullivan, Ind.

through Hoosac Mountain, one of

the world's most famous railroad tubes, required 24 years to build. It was completed in 1874 at a cost of 195 lives and $20,000,000.

Quit paying rent and own your home. Special bargains on property on installment plan. Also farms for sale. , W. t. MELLOTT

NOW AVAILABLE

HOME APPLIANCES

Irons & Toasters ARVIN Radios , Kitchen Exhaust Fans CORY Coffee Makers i" SILEX Coffee Makers ROYAL Vacuum Cleaners Pin-Up Indirect Lamps Fluorescent Fixtures WIRING SUPPLIES J"; 63 Entrance Cable 82 Entrance Cable Entrance Cable Ground Rods 30 Amp. 4 Circuit Switch Boxes

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FAMILIES TENSE AS BOMB DROPPED

.actually making thrir own butter

j in glass jars. j They then gave a "tea" for the members of arioiher clas and feafted An crackers, butter and buttermilk. PVT. JIGGS IMPATIENT

RAWLINS, Wyo., (UP) A distinguished Army veteran is living in Rawlins these dnys. Although he is only a private, Jiggs black and white English spotted bird dog is a veteran of the famed K-9 Corps in the Pacific war theatre. The dog, who sports a. purple F-ar and " iond Conduct medal alongside his discharge button is living 'here w'.iile Cant Pat TWi his master winds up. Army service. TOWN MEETING BLAZES

GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass. (UP) Ten years to the day after Gtorge tt. McCormick shot a hole-in-cne on the 11th hole at Wyantonuck golf course, he went out again and shot another ace on the game linls,

Eye for Sale

WINDSOR, Mass. (UP) The recent town meeting here developed into a much hotter affiir than most had anticipated wh:n "ip assFrrb1 had to form a bucket brigade to extinguish a blare in the Town Hall kitchen.

MANSION KTATS VACANT

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Te-Ol Saccharin POISON IVY 1 U1CIJ and and ALEJf foot Saccharin 35c-69c-$1.09 Powder A YDS Chen-Yu , 7.t (Br.an'dU j Sun Red Vitamin Candy Nan rcquer Reducing Plan 75c S2.25 per box pius tax VMMlWVHvvvsiaHMP4 vHHBHnnMraaasnMM Polaroid Pepto-Bismol j SpOrt for Glasses upset stomach $1.69 pair 47c, 89c, $1.39 , Bulk J Tri-Tox Turnip Protects your Seed garden from pests. g Sow your Turnip Seed 1 Lb. 39c I B - i OVERSIZE PHOTO FINISHING in new Deckle Edge ' 8 Print Roll 39c. Extra Prints rc each'

THE ATOM BOMB was just being 'released as this picture was made in a New York broadcasting; studio where families of the pilot.

NEWPORT, P..

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MaJ. Wopdrow Swancutt, and the bombardier, MaJ. Harold Wood, cant ' roughout the housing listened to the broadcast from Bikini atoll. Left to right are Mrs. errr'ae ha- been the Edson Ralph Sloan, Hemstead, N. Y., sister of the pilot; Mrs. Carolina Brediey estate, a monster manSwancutt, Lacrosse, Wis., pilot's mother; Mrs. Jennie Wood, Bor-; Bicn bu.-it ,-n boom days at a cast dertown, N. Y., mother of the bombardier. Behind them are Keith; of $2,000,000 and requiring twoSloan and Donald Wood. (International) score servants to operate.

A JOBLESS ex-serviceman, Alfred L Wilson of Seattle wants to sell one of his eyes to Gnance himself tn business. "Someone ought to be willing to buy an eye." said the 24-year-old vet. "I'm not crazy it's the only way out." He wants to start a small delivery business shortly. ( International Soundphoto)

Bennett's Pharmacy "Your Druggist. Is More Than A Merchant." Phone

' 'BE ALIVE 'bN THE FIFTH' though' faced with eviction from SLOGAN FOR FOURTH ' the parage it now rents.

"We simply must have a piaca .

VILLAGE CAN'T FIND HOME FOR FIRE DEUT.

CLEVELAND, O. (UP) The suburban Brooklyn Village coun- j cil faces a king-size problem in i trying to find a place to mov;e the. fire department. The city has been denied permission by the Civilian Produc- j tion Administration to build a $31,000 fire department garage

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. CHICAGO (UP) The 20,000000 vehicles expected to pack the nation's highways this fourth of July may roll up the greatest m'leaee evrr recorded for one week-end, but may also exceed any previous death toll in accident history, the National Safety Council predicted today. "More travel, a long- awaited vacation srason in full swing, wcrn-out tires and cars, run-rii-n h'fhways and a carefree attitude often becomes a careless attitude" ail add up to a higbed ath toll, President Ned H. Dearborn said.

Over 150 national organizations ' n- ccoperrtvng in a campaign to reduce deaths which features its j

slogan "be alive on the fifth".

to keep the fire engine," Firq Chief Walter "Zempke said. "Fre t Cook bought the house and garage we're renting now and he's going to live in the house and use the garage." Council Clerk John M. Coyne said that fire insurance rates in the community of 6.000 persons might be doubled if it is necessary to park the fire engine outside the village.

"There just isn't a garage for rent in the village," Coyne said.

The Finest Gift 1

Engagement . . . Wedding Riiifvs

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23 N. Court WTWOwm miff

EVERY FAMILY HAS ITS OWN FINANCIAL LIMITATION We respect it as we would like tohave cur own respected. To burden a family with excessive expense is a breach of confidence no one h?.s ever experienced at our funeral home.

RAILSBACK FUNERAL HOME ; Ambulance Phone 89 Sullivan

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