Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 213, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 24 October 1946 — Page 5

&ULLIVAN, INDIANA

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, OCT. U. 1946..

Gity School News

Junior High Grades t In a fire drill during Fire Prevention . Week we cleared the building in less than a minute. . Peggy Billman, Judy Drake, fend Judy Lane had birthdays in Miss "Willis' room. Shirley Lad?,nn was surprised by having the iass sing Happy Birthday to her in Miss Graham's room. Miss Vincent has two table ' farms complete with a doll house

and r'urniture. Jimmy Springer, Janice Milam, Larry Miller and Phillip .Frisbie made perfect scores in numbers in Miss Price's room this week. Last week it was Josephine Brown, Jerry Pinkston, and Larry Miller. Miss Ringer's class has a vegetable display. Diane Alsop brought twenty-four ' different kinds from the Alsop garden.

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The school patrol boys .. this year are Gary Hulett, Ralph Padgett, John Carrico, Eugene Krause, George Crooks, Lloyd Lay, Kenneth Kimmell and Darrell Lewellyn. , Everybody is enjoying art this year under the supervision of Mr. Clemens. It is the first time we have had real supervision. We have made many things for Halloween. Patsy Crownover has moved to Crosby, Texas. Gary Wesner has moved to Cleveland, Ohio, and Teanette Tomey to Graysville, Indiana. Jerry McCammon has enrolled from Cass. LeAnn Gilbreath exhibited to pupils in Miss Lowdermilk's roorn 'a silk kimona. a silk scarf and a grass skirt and Filipino .hoes brought home by her brolher. In Miss Vincent's room Shirley Burnett, Barbara Dix, Margaret Faught, Leon Jewell, James McCammon, Janice Kay Miller, and Don Pfautsch made perfect spelling scores for this period. In Miss Douthitt's room perfect spelling scores on the 96 word review were made by Nancy Drake, Larry Griggs,. Karen Campbell, Linda Stanifer, Robert Simmers, Kathleen -. Burns and

Janet Wright. Gymnasium Building- ' Gary Dorman, Dottie Sisk, and Jane Ann Brown have had October birthdays. Mrs. Brown surprised us all with a little party for Jane Ann. Judith Clark has enrolled from Springfield, Ohio, and Brian Collins from Yarnell, Arizona. All of our boys and girls have signed the Halloween pledge. School Life Studios took individual pictures of each of us as well as everyone in the Sullivan school system last week. Miss McKinley's room has eight out for the junior band. This class is also building up a fine room library. Mattie Jane Sturgeon has enrolled from Bruceville, Indiana.

NEW NAZI TRIALS TO BEGIN NEXT MONTH McNARNEY

NUERNBERG, Oct. 24. (UP) General Joseph T. McNarney announced today the United

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trials of Nazi war criminals next in line to Hermann Goering and his colleagues. Defendants will be twentythree high ranking German doctors accused of experimenting with human beings. Their indictments probably will be served tomorrow.

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: , What Do You Say?" - , Now 'be honest, folk,, did liquor and beer ever do vihyono any good? Thp figures prove that it has certainly done much harm. One cannot deny this fact. What do you say? I found this bit of print. It has a great lesson. The police say: "Alcohol and gasoline cause accidents."" The murderer says: "I don't know what I did; I was drunk." . The judgs says: "Alcohol makes for crime, but doesn't excuse it." -

Hie psychologist says: "Alcohol robs a man of

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. The doctor says: "Alcohol weakens resistance and

shortens life. . t 'The moralist says: "Alcohol and morals never keen company." The lady says : "The breath of alcohol is repulsive."

s The mother says: "Alcohol robs the home of its se-1

cunty and its peace. The children say: "When father is sober, we run to meet him; when he is drunk, we run from him." The wife says: "Alcohol brings about divorce."

The undertaker says: "Alcohol speeds up my busi

ness. - - , The liquor dealer says: "Give youth a sample, and you have a customer for life."

The wet voter says: "I voted for this." The dry -voting legislator says: "I'd rather oppose my constituency than my conscience." ... The pastor says: "Alcohol has robbed many a soul of its eternal life." The Bible says: "A drunkard shall not inherit the

Kingdom of Heaven." . No, we cannot be neutral about this situation. We are either for or against this evil. Will the blood be on our head for not fighting such enemies of life? People, please think seriously about this matter. What do you think? Did liquor or beer do anyone any good at any time! Did it ever do anyone any harm? I agree with you, that is a silly question and needs no answer!