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Anderson Herald from Anderson, Indiana • 30

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Anderson Heraldi
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Anderson, Indiana
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30
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TmiKDAY SEPTEMBER 10 1964 PAGE 30 45 J9L lb 49 WHOLE 29 it 133 ib 49 TRIO COOKIES CLOROX Bleach CRACKERS Townhouse 29 CAULILOWER Hd CALIORNIA TOKAY SWAN LIQUID JNISK llquM Soap SPRY inlB DONTORGET liKv CARDS BONUS ''ll fil ARSH coupon Grocery Prices Coupons Good thru Wednesday Sept 16 Meat and Produce Prices Coupons Good thru Saturday Sept 12 Quantity Rights Reserved' SUR Pemium'2 REE 100 SIH OrsiB Stsap With the Purchase of 500 or more of Meat Coupon GooS Thro jot Sept 12th Limit 1 Coupon Per Tamil rietuN Xb: 39 "Your family will long remember whether the meat was good or not long after they forgot what you paid foi itl or complete satisfaction every time Shop at Marshl" Marsha 32 oz Bottle 69 fORRSH i coupos with this incrox Grata Stamps dj So Tyhrrt Yati PurchM Lb (tn MARSH POTATO SALAD 'S oupon Good Thru Vod Sept IdUi ths Sheriff's deputies pars em ployes and state police searched all night but failed to find a trace of Mrs: Officers organized a big posse of horse men volunteers and forest rang ers after dawn to intensify the search Girls Warned Reform School ood attening LONDON (UPI) The mag azine Slimming News suggest Pd Wednesday thatf ewer teen age girls would be sent to Bors tal (reform) schools if they were informed in advance that prison food usually is very fat tening DEATH DATE PHILADTLPHIA Thomas Jefferson died July 4 1826 just 50 years after the adoption of the document which made him famous in history With This Coupon and 15 Order Addition to Coupon Parchaaoi MARSH VANILLA full CD ICE CREAM Tir WM Sept IBth Unit 1 Cuupua Pur amily PImm SS Communist World aces Another Split XPNDON (UPI) High Com munist sources disclosed Wednesday that international coipmunism is threatened with a new major' breakaway devel opment that could split the world movement three ways A Communist "third was said to be under consider ation by parties which want in dependence from both Pekjng and Moscow These considerations were said to be thus far of a tenative na ture But rumblings in East European satellite nations and in Communist parties in the West suggested an increasing desire for a neutral position in WSEPTH IS THE INAL DAY TO REDEEM YOUR motcn au: PafaHeJrilffef Take Honors our Anderson entries won iiUffintf nf flnata and pUACO decorated cars in the Eastern Indiana Labor Day Parade at Richmond Monday Walter Keith II of Anderson in addition to being parade marshal designed and built two of the winning floats including the entry of Local 662 which won firsts place and that of the Madison County AL CIO Coun i cil which was awarded honor anie menuon son built the first place youth float The Anderson Civil Air Pa trol won the trophy Tor the best decorated auto in the paradeThe AndersonAMVETS Post drill team won an bohor Giant Pkg WITH THIS COLTON Greta Stamped When top urchase Lb Bar Duikiout or Jonathan Applet Coapan Gaea Thru Sat Sept Uth Umll 1 Coupe Pw Please VIM Detergent Tablets Reg? Pkg 39 among the younger generation i the sources indicated The discontent and differences 1 within the movement have been 1 spotlighted by recent publication of the policy "document of the laWItalian party leader Pal miro Togliatti In it he pro claimed a virtual declaration of independence for his party? The sources said this was indicative of the thoughts and doubts throughout parties outside Rus sia at present including some of the East European satellites Masked Bandits Get Only 5 Cheap Cigars it iroTtn uw TTPTN masked bandits entered a local inn with? drawn pistols Wednesdav and forced the own er and 20 guests to stand against the wall The bandits i took only five cheap i someoneclse had robbed the cash register earlier 17 Hours ound I Deputy Sheriff Harry Ingelson In Inninnn PnnG Of Porter County said Mrs Ill IIIUIUIIU rui ft Wentz told him she was fright ened by a blacksnake when she went into the woods Tuesday evening to change from her swim suit him she ran when snesawthe snke She intended to? run back to her companions she said but ran in the wrong direction became lost and finally climbed into a tree to spend the night Mrs Wentz went into the woods shortly before dusk Tues day saying she was going to change out of her bathing suit Mrs Andrews said Mrs Wentz never returned to the waiting group and when she searched i for an hour and failed to find her' she notified park officials who contacted Porter County Cut Up ryers fVArc Quartered yers Br8asts or Lent Ground Beef 2 marching ability "The outstanding feature trophy was presented to he Henry CountyAL CIO Coun ciLfloat Judges from Anderson were: Postmaster Howard Ring Coun 1 nvi1 ty Treasurer hwu ojiu Circuit Court Judge Carl Smiths RatTails Required to Collect Salaries MANILA (UPI) The Philip pines News Service said Wednesday the legislative gody In OrientiaV Mindoro Province had passed a resolution demand tag that government employes submit five rat tails before they can collect their pay It said the province was heavily infest ed 4 PRODUCING WELLS Illinois has an estimated 17 000 prOduclng oil wells LIEBUOY SOAP CRACKERS 129' THE ANDERSON the festering Stao Soviet pbwer i and ideological struggle I Premier" Khrushchev has been warned "according to 1 the informants that the project 1 ed showdown with Red China at the forthcoming Kremlin spon sored conference could split communism three ways into pro Chinese pro Moscow and independent wings "Some" believe such a split might cause the bulk of the European and many non Euro pean parties to choose with the Asians and some Africans rallying to China The sources said that even now before the showdown con ference between Russia and Chi na the trend towards indepen dence from the big powers of communism was steadily gain ing in strength i Disarray in the ranksiof com munism was causing havoc among the "old i desire to a go it alone policy RINSOBLUE 69 Smoked Homs Smoked Ham Center Slices amily Steaks STSS "rozen Cube Steaks rKihg's Delife KUH Breaded ish Sticks Nordic rozen 2 box 87 posse police soldiers conserve authoriUea and Indiana State VuAnTfin iullCCItlH tinn nfHrprs nark emoloves and Police rl 1 Ul I IVII I 'I lleJwll IM 1 1 a Diane onoi conuucieu uiv search througira desolate area of sand and scrub timber Democrats' Askc Bake? Charge Study (AP) Sen ate Democrats decided Wednes day to ask their Bobby Baker investigators to look into Repub lican charges of a $35000 politi cal payoff GOPSen John Williams of Delaware who made the payoff charge countered that this would only lead to "another batch of Williams moved to turn the inquiry which could develop "into a major campaign issue over to the Senate Government Operations "Committee headed by Sen John LMcClellan Ark he has confidence in the Senate Rules Committee headed by Sen Everett Jordan NC which conducted hearings early this year into influence peddling charges involving Baker a former Senate protege of President Johnson The issue of which committee will handle the new investiga tion willbe laid before the Senate Thursday for decision' Republican National Chair man Dean Burch who called last week for a "complete airing of this Jialv said he was pleased the Democratic leaders to seek an Investigation Burch said the decision came after from Sen Barry Goldwater of Arizona the GOP presidential nominee Williams and others This turn ta the Baker case began developing last week when Williams charged in a Senate speech that former Ambassador Matthew Mc Closkey Jr a Philadelphia contractor and Democratic fund raiser made an illegal contribution to the 1960 Kenne dy Johnson campaign fund Williams said McCloskey paid a $35000 kickback on a $20 million contract for constructing the Stadium The senator said $10000 went to Don Reynolds a Washington insur ance'agent who handled the performance bond on the stadi um job and $25000 went to Baker for the Kennedy Johnson campaign fund Wuliams contended the $25 000 represented "an illegal method of making a political and charging it to the cost of a government con tract Indiana Officer Killed WASHINGTON (Upl) The Navy Wednesday identified an Indiana officer and four sailors killed in the crash of a patrol bomber in the Sou The Navy said eight survivors were picked up by the Destroy ers Maddox and Bausell The SP2E Neptune plane crashed Tuesday it said while" on a submarine patrol Dead is Lt Comdr John Clar ence Thomas whose wife Ruth lives at the Marine Corps Air Station at Iwakuni Japan His father Earl Thomas and moth er Mrs Cleo Reimer are from Portland Ind WITH THIS COUPON fe 50 Gnn Stamps When Ten Pnrcheee SUIle MICHIGAN PASCAL CELERY Coupon Thru Itlh Unit 1 Coupon Per amily lefcM 39 (bathJl rf size 1 0 ALUMBjUWTOrL aS 7 BATHROOM TISSUE 2TX fcliUtK ADAUli ms I DISHWATER ALL 39' HANDY Hit 59' BREEZE Large Pkg Meeting Today Will Discuss Chrysler Dispute INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) Un Ion and company negotiators il have scheduled a meeting foril Thursday morning to discuss all solution to the Wednesday walk 1 out of about 600 workers at the I American oundry Division of 1 the Chrysler'Corp in Indianapo li lis I The men walked of their jobs 1 1 and remained off through' the 1 1 day Wednesday as national con tract agreement was announced I between the company and thel United Auto Workers The production 1 1 1 members of UAW local 550 hadil been expected to return to their I jobs by Wednesday afternoon 1 1 after a morning meeting withjl union officials to talk over 1hel new contract II Plant manager Paul Mooreii 1 described the walkout as a 1 and said it wasU caused by apparent misun 1 derstandmg or bad communica 1 between the local and the I national negotiators in Detroit I No further meetings were held 1 1 Wednesday afternoon after thel announcement of the Thursday morning meeting I Bed Pushers Lose il After 120 Miles I DURBAN South Africa (UPI) our student teachers who I hoped to push a bed from Heidel elberg to the Natal border town il of Voursrust were foiled Wednes 1 day after 120 miles Provincial I emce said they could not enter I atal because only vehicles II were allowed on the roads ANNA COLEMAN DIES I BLOOMINGTONr Ind UPI) I Mrs' Anna Coleman known 1 to thousands of the scientists during her 37 years at I Indiana University died Tucs day in Hospital at I the age of 79 She met ipany of the scicn il i 'tists when they were students! I shLwas secretary to the I IU physics department She also I served a time as secretary to I the dean and assistant dean of I the 1U department rf education I 1 4X33 COtDlMftTER ALL IKAL 7 X77 ITTX CONDENSED 71! LUXUQWD CHESTERTON Ind (UPI) Mrs Anita Wentz30 South Bend emerged from wooded area in the Indiana Dunes State Park Wednesday and said she became lost when 7 a snake frightened her Searchers on foot and ta the air had been combing the area for 17 hours in an attempt to Ideate the woman Mrs Wentz vanished while on an outing with Mrs Rosemary Andrews Niles Michpind their four youngsters and an all night search through 300 wooded acres failed to produce any trace of her She waa found by park guard Bud Connor about one half mile east of the" park entrance in good condition while a mounted LUY AIL 3 75' 12 oz Bottle vQ i PRAISE MAP 3 42' he 'r nr i i PRAISES0AP 2 I IBE1 LUX SOAP IfEA lux S0APXd 14r ma rm 1 T7 i sbl 1 PV jBfSi 1 ID Iba1 flP MCI 'JL JfiaaBI jjSw' iggC rwCufxr 1 XT TX "i I ugr Vs 1 8ct BihusTj fflfiflSH IP fe BONUS BONUS" COUPON fflflRSH COUPON.

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