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ffl 1 Ji I Thursday January 1951 Ike Advised The Anderton HeraM 5 fl' BUTTER ib 59c Wr LAST MINUTE SPECIAL! CRISP ICE BERG HEAD JRS at ALUES JND the second 1000 Pure the Anderson GROCERIES TO BE GIVEN AWAY ABSOLUTELY BUTT teist REE of part er manner by airplanes In 1955 as preiiaem nn in uiMnct including State Aeronautics Commission re lorKanization and said by eb ll iurvimf rws 4 aJ 1 I Hp RYnM'tl trt hftVA ImlltR RTMllM 1 20 WINNERS summary said As it is how the neither vuffets from Lick this did not mean interest is lag A ill I HZr I nAlll 4 ft rt rt MR STAR of planes for EVERY WEEK ENERS the exception and with scale (he licide fungicide and defoliant SEE I YOU ARE A WINNER: i How Police AJAX CLEANSER and son son the Indiana seaman's face TODAY Al YMCA and AND Bonus Values son son DELICIOUS OVEN READY RUGS BALLARD OR PILLSBURY BISCUITS 24 x45 inch MARRIAGE LICENSES use the: classified section Best Buick Yet! tar OPEN 8 AM eye Pike' DAILY i 2 I i i ANDERSON'S 2919 MAIN STREET LARGEST SUPER MARKET 4 i LETTUCE 1 1 unique nautical replica of the ship of niys Gerald Keith Stephens Ander son 1932 dairy employe fie safety committee ft got so most anyone with a cause wanted to erect a sign Adj Gen Harold Doherty besieged with requests put his foot down Wednesday on behalf of the mon ument's board of control No more signs said he because Indiana Land INDIXNAPOLIS One 5 Sheridan Building Of Ancient Ships Is Hobby Of Anderson Man WORTH Inside every Giant Economy size box of Breeze there's real Cannon kitchen towel! Breeze is the detergent youU use for everythin! from dungarees to diabse I to nicest nylons And jnsidethe Regular size box you'll always find a pastel Cannon face cloth Money back on either box if not aatiafied Lever Brothers New CHICAGO Delton Bean ID had been wondering how police got onto him so quickly in the theft of a com telephone from the apart ment building in which he livedlt was easy detectives explainedin boys court Wednesday When he expecta to have similar groupa working in each of the 11 districts i He termed it a "fortunate coin cidence" that McCormick is a good friend of Claude Wlckard Democratic candidate for senator Welsh steered away from fact ionalism saying he favors "trying to end any tendency to sub divide lhe partythere is room for all of ua" were reported the lowest acreage total since 1952 The commission skipper will see to that! (Herald Photo) ging in the use spreading fertilizer seed insecticid solution to highway problems should be on our free roads" he said "1 feel very strongly that it waa a mistake on the governor'a part to refuse to let the Tant Legislature increase gasoline taxes Craig's re fusal was in direct conflict with his highway safety pledge" Craig Wanted "Propaganda Merchant Ship of Century AD and an Elizabethan Galleon of the year 1800 for the more elaborate models i Hospital Dismissals PRIZE PACKAGE DETHtGENI! aaaa oasi oxrvua iw Heckomon Buki Inc Jinn admitted but said his pistol went off ac lhirn before only that "I had testi i iii i r4 if i cmeniaiiy wnen ne pointed at HVU sloops merchantmen and skiffs Mrs Martin a hobhicst in her own right has often found it necessary to lay aside her crea tions ceramics and assume the official duties of a sailmaker but then as she watches "JB" assemble the mast on the proud dipper she too responds to thei lure of the sea and thrills tn the I Club Jan lifob wall 5150 plate Serving starts 6:30 ntChildren under 12 7k tis dkouarr of use New interests new enter prises arc today lhe order not ourj icerise Number Appears Below Pay Less Will Give $500 In REE MERCHANDISE Of Your was sen tenced to six months in jail for petty larceny POSTMASTER NAMED WASHINGTON (UP) President Eisenhower Wednesday nominated Wallace Gilmore as postmaster al Michigan City Ind Gilmore was one of 585 post masters whose nominations will besent to the US Senate for con firmation GRAB AMADDRESS 5BBM MADRAS India American evangelist Billy Graham addressed more than 50000 persons at hie final Madras serman Wednesday It was the biggest crowd on his Indian tour During the morning he spoke to 8000 students MrcrMargafct Ebbertt Rt 4 Mrs Phyllis Bailey 1326 Cen tral Ave Mrs Ethel Brooks 604 Parkway Dr Malcolm Vaught 207 Oak St Mrs Nellie Sw drum 21T 29th St Mr Margaret Itnel 4010Hav crbill Dr 1 unch cons Dallas Garrett Anderson Teachers Lions Chib Optinfist Club of Tag Research Mr Griffith Dinners Mary Stewart 8A Junior High School Meetings Seventeen Club 7:30 Phi Chi Epsilon Physical Schedule a Women's gyfn and swim Jr A's gym and swim Prcpi' gym and swim Volleyball practice gym and 'swim Basketball Schedule DeMolay vs Gaar's Childes vs Hi vs Epworth Meth odist guilty of three ot stairs down a hallway mistreating pri 'arouni corner and to the door stood guard at a'of ncan' apartment I Bean who said pollc ehadtold shooting McLain! Bean who said police had told Welch State Race Entrant model ships the voyage is al j)e actual indication of growth happier one iin applicator activity is reflected tures is a reproduction from the finishing touches which oft times Craig was interested In national original dipper James Baines includes historical aspect of that which set a record for crossing the At lantic in 12 days and 10 hours This ship's supremacy was offi cially registered end the score was not broken for many years The first power ship to cross th: Atlantic was the "Rising a British ship and its facsimile is DOROTHY BUERGER Herald Staff Writer Intensified interest has been generated this week by the ap pearance of a number of histone ship models in Bank window Included in the collection is a "Black Hawk" tery that made 33 trips taromd the and then one day dis appeared into lhe blue horizon never to be heard from Also numbered in lhe array of tninia CMOI WRM JV Sportsman Conservation 'n average I ci Li no inc ur il household coupled with pains IB SUV swots row THROW Zurb Placed On Indianapolis Circle Signs INDIANAPOLIS A lanky centerpiece in the heart of this capita! city is the Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Monument surrounded appropriately by circular Circle St i The monument attracts a lot of tourists but few hometowners i Nonetheless local folk can hardly miss seeing if when they walk downtown" So naturally it was an ideal pspot for signs Like signs booming! also included in the exhibit Art Association Anrlorgnn Rink wimlfiu1 rhniiV i IM I I i I I to exhibit few of his ships pre rise counterparts oi uriginai: models from his collection of 42 vessels JJns' exhibit coincides with the various hobbies offered through the YMCA and the Na tional observance of Wcch now being celebrated throughou' America and 73 counfrieY'of Uh world In the 2000 associate buildings a there are 4 million memherc The Anderson YMCA1 a MT 4 ix pari 4iu5 gi hl ui ganizaii'ni with a local membership of 10 (KX) This week in commemoration of National Week 63 local events have heen scheduled Among some of the highlights of the observance is the reunion of 30 charter members who assist ed in raising the sum of $2750Xl 00 in 1915 to build lhe present YMCA edifice riday evening Jan 27 there wilkbeaEainily Open Swim event when members and their families will be guests at the pool Saturday evening commencing at 8 there will be a square dance in the gymnasium Olhcr activities will he announied in The Ander son Herald Mr Martin who wiih Mrs Martin resides at 1100 Lincoln St began his first ship model from a blueprint furnished by the Mariners Museum at Newport News Va In the Mariners Mu seum there are 37000 volumes of ship models and ship building photographs The blueprints date back to the early days of Amer ican shipping and 75000 rejuo ductions are on display first became interested in photography as a Mr Martin reflected "and then had a fling at magic but witi boat building one is quickly fascP nated by a marvelous panorama of ship lore and adventure stories that have a way of adding sparkle and interest to the" creating of famous ships in the skilled model maker continued "I begin by gathering definite historical data which firmly establishes aj ship as to period and specific! pattern relating to a definite Usually there is no great difficulty encountered in the mak ing of ship mfxlcls An ability UW lahnrttiA ipOlltlCm propAfBndB SO did IWt I jewels and other ornamentations I lxR Welsh said ajiropos t( the original downstate free highways win Consignment for shipment of because a Urge share ot cargo is taboo for never will I VU1W my muM merchandise mar the decks nfi ud to build acceas roads te the Martin fleet the I the turnpike tie saia me Mate Tax stuay commission probably will recoin mend higher taxes in 1167 "The Craig administration has greatly stepped up state spending without making adequate prevWon to finance it thereby jeopardizing the state's working balance" he said The 43 year old Welsh named derson born 1940 amily ish ry Mr Murtm responded to an tn by comparing the M955 activities Youth Leaill3 vilalioti frnm thn Andprson Civic 41 1 vwiii BbVUIIIJ uuu kivnies 4H 194 wnen snonsors 01 inc hi 001 rui iHivb wt'ie raim 1 1115 wai Watch Our Ad Each Week or More License Numbers You May Be The Lucky One Attacks Craig INDIANAPOLIS (UP) Governof Craig's administration was blasted on highways taxes and a bribe solicitation Wednesday by State Sen Matthew Welsh The scent of money must bo pretty strong" in the Statehouse 'the Vincennes attorney remarkedas he opened slate beadquarters iin his campaign for the Democratic nomination for governor with an attack on Republican state of fieials His chief target was Craig and his principal theme was a grand jury investigatio of State Auditor 1 Curtis Rardin story of a bribe solicitation trom Toll Road Director Albert to Wede king' Rardin said "Whenever the atmosphere in a statehouse gets so hesvy with the scent of money that the auditor of state feels called upon to wait on the director of the Toll Road Commission in the manner he did it just seems that something is wrong" Welsh said He said Craig should have alerted the county prosecutor about the incident "if he really wanted to absolve his office rf all "Utterly Sick" GOP In tripe through the state Welsh said he found GOP county officials utterly about the matter and their confident in Republican leaders shaken" He said Democrats thereby will benefit ia the 1856 elections Welsh also said Jloasiers are "up in arma" about high way program Craig has "mi the emphasis on toll roads wnen tt should be on free high ways he said "Toll roads are' needed but there ere few placee in Indiana no where they will bo financially others are schooners clippers (justified The emphasis as to a i fcnlnhnn fn htshivav nrnhlams A total 1079 Renaratft ann lira desecration" of under qualified supervision tions by 17 operators oovenng 56 ICLtrsnzw Merlin kriliivne 1 nlriiE inniuui i inuiuii uiucii i iiiut i xxai jii i in niiiii miiii iiif aai isrsauax I Dismissed from St Hos pital were: Albert Noe Summitville Miss Christine Thompson 1308 Pitt St RobcrLJdaddox 517 Lonsvale Dr i Grover Girsy Rt Arthur Hillard 1626 Charles Eillitcr 'Don nelly Dr i Mrs Charles Odell daughter Daleville Mrs Wilbur Kuhns and 1215 Short Hazlett St Mrs Ray Washburn and Alexandria Mrs orest NimmsT and '1824 21st St Mrs Donald Bruce and son715'z 19th St" I Mrs Lewis Rem ley and I daughter 3228 Canaday 'Dr Mrs Robert Slattery daughter 823 Nichol Ave I Mrs William Likins and Shirley I Mrs tlojd DcVaney and349 AV 3rd St Mrs Tillie lynn 723 29th St Thomas Hysinger 10th' St Rd Miss Phyllis Geiger 1307 2nd St Mrs Neva Dalzell Middletown Mrs Jesse Collar 1031 Main 49 1 8849 1 465 1831 3391 8319 6674 1999 788 5555 5837 G6340 2679 I 9102 2071 182 I K2165 3713 2719 No Coupons To Clip No Jingles To Write No Stomp Books To ili No Guesses To ill Out Vk I i 1 I I the community chest or the sym Captain of this miniature fleet IUHCj YYlUviy phony orchestra and even one foriof exatic ships is model hobbyist I leAl Trx TrPflfr motorista from the eovernor'x traf Martin metured above An VavU I I IvUl ra i (icrson memoersnip hccrc tary Mr Martin is well aware of the contribution hobbies make tow a rd individual happiness (every 185 acres of tilled farmland (Clarence McCormick of Vincennes Numerous creative handicrafts I in Indiana was treated in undersecretary of agrlcul are taught in courses as part ef (manner by airplanes in 1855 as Preident oi hut 7th District the program 1 leather working wood carving port showed Wednesday i inUfA imi I nnramitf anl nnunltv rrrvitinni A i viivj iiviuiv a uuaij iwvi law hh hidzlinrf Ac Aorai nt 4 a II lindO fl 1 1 91 1 1 1 H(1 KilfWrViRinn monument He declined however to enforce! hobby is just another (Part of an 1893 law prohibiting use'111!" keeping minds of Circle St for pickups by muscles flexible so i 1 4 UlL rt z' 1 1 ana lis a Jammed turntable for city buses luusL ictenv previous year fan niilKroalr nt Armui wrTrrwJ ttrtf ti rt WW "vmi) mv aaju Marine Given Term In Death PENSACOLA la 1 UP Marine (pl Earl 11 Hirn Tuesdnv nicht was sentenced tr'tive year's" instrument which the tele bind Ijlior for the Nov 26 company said contained shooting of a youthful Utica $30 was wrenched from the Ind ivy piisonci much of the plaster came off An eight man court martial found Hirn qnilty nf 0 1 i gl'" Th detectives said they just fol S'iman William McLain Heilfwod plaster coated footprints up A rt 1 1 1 AJ 1 ft 1 1 t1 lx rkf IP rt L1I Wiia diNcr 1 roiiiif other counts of sorters while he 'Against 1948 Race By Truman WASHINGTON ortner Pres Ident Truman says be counselled' Gen Wight Eisenhower I against running for the presidency iniw 777 I That wae the year Truman him i self won the presidency In his own I right Truman In a new installment ot ms memoirs says ne is sureEisenhower in 148 was against 1 making any" such campaign as the lone which took him to the White (House four years later Truman's account appearing in Life magazine says "professional1 liberals" in the Democratic party were in favor of ditching Truman land running Eisenhower as a dark 1 horse in 148 but: 1 boom for Eisenhower never developed because the general resisted the offorta of those who tried to change his mind" 1 Truman says the Eisenhower for president talk got a boost from a 1 conversation he had on the subject with the then Army chief of staff early in 1948 1 asked him" Truman recalls I he intended to run for presi dent He told me that he had no intention of running for the office 1 told him that I thought he was using good judgment 1 said that I did not think he could add any thing to his splendid Career andi that the only thing he would ac complish by getting into politics would be to detract from his repu 1 Truman who says he ran him self that year because there was 'unfinished business" left over from the administration he in herited from ranklin Roose velt makes it plain he did not consider Eisenhower qualified for the presidency He quotes wiih approval this comment which he attributes to House Speaker Rayburn Tex on the subject of Eisenhower in 1948 i won't do Good man but (wrong taking care and patience is about the main I JI rx zLl Ollip IIHWriN IJI 111 pvil'llN dlr included in the unusual collection Replicas of the glorious' Roman1 I GLENWOOD CREAMERY LARGE HEAD I 1 5 1 I' 7 Xi 4 if i 4 1 1 I 1 us 4 tr I Lrt I as vi nMi nW jrtw 1 ww wx im '4 BK Ld M99BB? 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