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Anderson Herald from Anderson, Indiana • 7

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Anderson Heraldi
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Anderson, Indiana
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7
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3 1943 to so to then the' inc His wife and a young dough The Anderson Herald Sunday October 3 1954 7 i Contract Stand The association representing 700 4 Hoosiers Die GREATEST ASSORTMENT EVER! In Plane Crash LATEST STYLES! NEWEST COLORS! SAVE! mt tf 1 CENTRAL LARGEST CURTAIN DRAPERY DEPT 3RD LOOR I toil 159 Value 100 Value I i VENETIAN BLINDS 599 the Shirley and WllklnSfflr Schools Wlinspnypyager were guests at the carry in din blue in color EXQUISITE SUP COVER AND DRAPERY ABRICS 129 Yd 66 USUALLY 198 AND 249 jw 1 A fc 1 11 I I 5 WARNER BRAS EVERY WOMAN SHOULD OWN AlURE LONG LINE RENCH STITCHED MERRY WIDOW STRAPLESS Cotton broodcloth petol cup It Hours: 10:34 A 1:00 32 38 Sizes 32 42 DEPARTMENT siure A because Sen Kefauver (D Tenn) said it shows some vio 499 Value TAETA LINED DRAPES went back up again and must have done a loop It came back "It came down at a 45 degree Monnin said "It just hit PLASTIC COTTAGE SETS SPECIAL DRAPERT ABRICS 1st quality ready to hang Washable Valance Tops 11 lie NYLON PANELS RAYON PANELS RAYON PRICILLAS PINCH PLEATED DRAW DRAPES PLASTIC DRAPES Wide ruffles wash able Various lengths Wide MERRY WIDOW BRASELETTS 1095 Value Beautiful textured Rayon drapes florals and scchics modem patterns 48x90 Sheer Nylon Panels Wide and Ung Daily Saturday 10: 44 A 1:90 KeaMeoea Phase 2 424S Expensive looking fabric prints in scenics and florals pinch pleats washable in bright colors 42" wide long abric slip cover and drapery fabrics In printed bark cloth sail eloth part linens and Moleskin Choose Provincial modems seen ics floral and leaf prints been published Committee officials said the AEC has not yet advised them that a final contract has been concluded! The AEC by law is required to! show the completed contract to the I AcTSclaf lira traum The power association called on the committee to make the con tract available to it and requested a chance to testify at open com mittee1 hearings 'to be held in the 7'f ellowship Speaker The 5ien's ellowship of East Xynn Christian Church 159 Value Rood quality mold ed plastic full ruffles and tieback wi JL Pair 299 Value to wide All long Rust proof all metal baked on fine quality wash able eggshell 3 1 if A'pretty lift oil fitting flattery7 for a more bewitching you reath easyjreedom in cot ton The CAA said a low overcast and intermittent mists produced ex tremely poor 'flying conditions particularly if the plane was not equipped with adequate flight in struments They said the ceiling at the Buffalo airport at the time of the crash was about 600 feet Mist smoke and fog euf the visibility down to about fatir miles AMOUS HATHAWAY NYLON PRISCILLAS I i Oliver 23 left high school instruction while work was common in prehistoric times: have been injected with snakelfatal dose uanica a tuyu uuuuv HUI Dale Gard Paul Rumler7cre "as no boston and no Robert Wilson Rnv MilUr 1inn flames ard Cupp Messrs and or clinging sweaters and jer seys for all sportswear Stretch able elastic1 shapes naturally lovely curves Soft nylon em broidered sheer cups White and black 095 ABC sizesT32 40 5 A for "the little middle Long line strapless cinch and garter belt all In one White black BC 50 sizes 32 38 STARTING MONDAY AT 9 AM! SHOP IT HILLS WITH CREDIT COUPON' SMALL DOWN PAYMEN I 'BALANCE EASY ed by Sen Langer (R NDiJt said that "a further has been thrown over the by1 and shocking alle 1 gallons made before the Langer group i Stietcnroth ousted Secre tary treasurer of Mississippi Pow er Light Co has testified that Middle South Utilities Inc com pletely owns the Mississippi con cern ariifholtls Ifurider of Middle South is one of the two companies making up the Dixon Yates group testimony was for ino sheer with finished ruffle extra fullness Light Ivory wide length 7 i 4 A 1 ft A APrnm i vnnnm stnfi! thnv aland went WT vwyiw Mils VUVIH wmit liivj eiouu Scientists believed that cancer on the blood of horses which eraf hundred times the normally Gold Resigns As President 100 Each 191 Valua ducted in the statement said Rep Sterling Cole (R NY) atomic committee chairman has said his group wUl hold public hearings on the contract after it vuitja ni Airman oasicireceives a final draft from AEC Kenneth Spencer a trainee at The power association also the Sampson Air orce Base saidtouched the current investiga the passengers were his parents tion rof the matter by a Senate ftancee sad they had left Antimonopoly subcommittee heral io visa mm mis weeKena He said the plane had 'been scheduled to land at the Scenic Eire Park a small field near the Geneva airport Civil Aeronautics Authority spokesmen said the plane landed al Erie Pa shortly after noon for refueling The ICAA said the plane Yd ashion fabrics at a tiny wash able11 Choose from wide selection patterns Public Power Group Attacks Of ur Union WHITE LAKE NY The International ur and Leather iTnHI nnnntmAad Saturday the resignation of Ben Gold as its president I The announcement said the union's executive board elected Abe einglass of Chicago Midwest re gional director as his successor 1 Gold a controversial labor lead 1 tr currently appealing a conviction of a false non Communist oath un der the Taft Hartley Law said he would devote all his time to fight ing the Brownell Butler law passed by the recent Congress That law would deny legal priv ileges to unions which were found by the Subversive Activities Cpn trol Board to be Communist domi nated ln a statement Gold said'I do not want the demagogues to in terpret my activities against this and other fascist reactionary laws as a pretext for intensifying their attacks Upon our union therefore deem it ad visible at this time to withdraw as inter national president effective imme Gold a member of the union since 1912 has been president for 17 years The unipn credits him with leading the fight to oust the Lepke Murder Inc gang from the fur industry and labor movement An avowed Communist for 30 years Gold filed an affidavit with the National Labor 1 a i party Last May 30 the union was barred from using the NLRB be 7 cause it had kept Gold as presi dent The government had ob tained an indictment charging that affidavit was "a fake and a and that although he had formally disclaimed Commu nist membership he actually re mained a party member and sym pathetic to Communist aims Last April 30 he was convicted and subsequently sentenced to from one to three years in prison for falsely denying his Communist vparty membership He has ap pealed and is now free on $10000 bad Wilkinson PTA Has Monthly Meet SHIRLEY The September meeting of the Wilkinson PTAwas held Tuesday evening in the cafeteria The teachers of ELMA NY LB our persons 1 iHULCtr g4CU4 LLiKa UC lltiU ill inc were killed Saturday when their future flight plane plunged from a murky The association" said its mem Board saying he had quit into a field near here bers are entitled to know about i nrHTV3crw4 rnnlrnH knionrn fkiA cne voumy snerm aepuiics saitt the plane lit the earth with tre lare ln effect "junior partners" of mendous impact scattering wreck ManX of the local utilities age and parts of human bodies marl(et TVA power over a wide area It is "unconscionable Inexcus The victims all from 'fcnsible that the bus Wavne Ind were identified hv ls of the public should be con the deputies as: Theron Wayne Judd 34 the pilot Richard Spencer 48 and his wife Evelyn 31 and Miss Claudia Jane Myers 17 In Geneva NV Airman Basic iiu vur iu iu luru vuciUK a jviAug PETERSBURG Va claimed him for a couple ter aw trim get hi! diploma EtoOltter Peteburg pqliccmanlof years Coming back to join has his high school diploma the police force he obtained The craft plunged into a farm field about 300 feet from the Pennsyl vania Railroad right of way The engine was buried about three feet deep In mucky soil to the Justice Department William A Morinin 16 an eye because Sen Kefauver (D Tenn) u'trnnce entn na i outu oa MIC MICUJC Sb Dliuwa auuic tWUclLtZllL VILA "come down low out of the fog It of antimonoply laws Ed gar Dtxon president of Middle South said the operations are'consistently supervised by the Securities Exchange Commission I Wesleyan Church Sets Rally Day The Wesley an Methodist Church school ill observe rally day Sunday Oct 3 with the Rev A Kierxted Marion conference president as guest speaker The Rev and Mrs Oscar Ahl brand beginning their year as pastors of the Wesleyan Church were given a Surprise reception Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs ScotL IJich After a wiener roast Ahlbrands were given a grocery showerThe44thwedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Rich was also observed at the same time Mrs red WheUell received word here Tuesday of the death of her nephew Earnest Simmons of Port Huron Mich who was a visitor here during the past sumr mer He was a son of the late George Simmonds Mr and Mrs Gail Cottingham were hosts Sunday afternoon to Messrs and Mesdames Chester Paschal Sr Chester Paschal Jr all of Elwood Art Sallee of Leb anon and Jake Renner and chil dren of the families Lapel WSCS To Convene Monday LAPEL Circle ive of the WSCS will meet Monday evening Oct 4 in the home of Mrs Nora Welchcl with Mrs Ed Husted and Mrs Beechum Campbell as po hostesses The WSCS of the Methodist Church held its September meet ing Monday evening at the church After the individual circles met Mrs Edgar Wyant presided at the general session Miss Nancy Anderson played a marimba selection Devotions were led by Mrs Earl Roude bush Mrs Martha Kilburn and Mrs Marjorie isber gave a skit After refreshments were Served "Over The Coffee was presented by Mesdames Marion St edm an Kathryn isher Nancy Stage Mildred Willets Marty Lewis and Lillian Roudebush In honor of the sixth birthday anniversary of dimmer Eiler Mr and Mrs Ernest Eiler of Arcadia entertained at dinner recently for Messrs and Mes dames Harold Eiler Bob Turner Gene Newton Wilbur1 Eiler Ralph Eilcr Harold Eiler Jr Mrs Minnie Eiler and Mrs Roy Eiler and children of the famil ies The Lapel War Mothers Club and the Lapel Jubilee Chorus gave a program recently at the Marion Veterans HospitaL Others participating were Mrs EverittCoverdale Miss Peggy Howell Miss Nancy Anderson and Miss Phyllis Manis Japanese have used cormor ants (birds) to catch fish for takes your pettiest shape smoothing new slim fashions all always holds its own! Pre the way rench stitched cups shrunk cotton cups completely 4" band BC 350 stitched half lined for firmness sizes 34 42 i White 025 A NOTICE The Madison County Medical Society is pleased to announce that ALVIN BRIDGES Has opened his office in Anderson or General Practice Located at 1524 Madison Avenue Phono 3 4704 WASHINGTON IB The Amerk can Public Power Assn accused the administration Saturday pf an attempt to keep secret the details of the Dixon 1 Yates power contract The association statement sent to all members of Senate I House Atomic Energy Committee' marked the latest round in the heated controversy over negotia tions between the Atomic Energy' Commission and the Dixon Yates group for a new 107 million dollari (he Power Unt win President Eisenhower has order i meet at 7 Tuesday even lhe contract to supply the Ten ing in the ellowship Hall of thelnesee Valky Authority with addi church with Judge Harold Achor(unal electricity to replace some (above) of the state appelatei01 the P0" used b7 AEC I court as guest speaker association representing 700 JohnMoore president of the local Publ'dy owned utilities said' group will be program chair has h060 turned down by the man Entertainment will be government on four requests for a directed by Edward Liebrandt chance to review the proposed Robert Robinson is publicity fcoRtract v7ich said has never chairman been published her Howard Harlan president of the group introduced the princi pal A Ei Anderson who in turn introduced the Wilkinson teach ers cooks and Janitors The Shirley teachers were in troduced by Mrs Ruth Maines the Shirley' principal The following room or were announced for grades one through twelveiMes dames lovd Goudv Warren' nuucri niison noy MUier lxon ard Cupp Arthur Drysdale Messrs and Mesdames Carl Col lins Garnet Riggs George Tal bert and Maurice Bailey The department chairman of the PTA include budget Charles1 Reger program Gerald Wright membership Mr and Mrs Law fence Hoppes publicity Mrs Keith White PTA magazine Mrs Harold Condo hospitality Mr and Mrs Robert Wilson room representative Mrs loyd Goudy character and spiritual education Mrs Wayne Kerns The program included a piano solo "Hungarian by Miss Donna McClaran and a vocal solo by Kenneth Rushton who was accompanied by Mary Rushton The budget for the year was approved and the meeting was dismissed by Herman Lippert The Shirley School fall festival was set for Oct 15 and the Wil kinson School festival for ri day Oct 29 Christian Church Class Has Supper The class taught by Mrs Everett Judd of Christian Church entertained with a birthday supper Wednes day evening at the church for members having birthdays in the third quarter An informal evening en joyed Centering the servin ta ble was a centerpiece of mums and painted daisies and cake The honored guests were Miss Waunita Hinds Mrs Lavonne Shaw and James Leach Others present were Messrs and Mes dames Cedric Hinds and daugh ter Phil Davis and sons Kelly Rawlings and son Everett Judd Mrs James Leach and children Mrs Raymond Miller Mrs Prophet Miss reda Norris Miss Valcta Shaw Wilmer Shaw Har lan Ebert and James Judd Miss Deanne Weaver daugh ter of Mr and Mrs Harris Weav er was crowned queen at the homecoming of the Alexandria High School Isaac Allerton who became1 a merchant in New Haven is desig nated as the only passenger onjthem for at least 1000 years the Mayflower to settle in Con the National Geographic necticut i ylj I Society fa Sft A 1 1 uw J) X7 A i 4 a i ZZziud 7 7 'j 7 A A AW A A' A A a 1 Jp I I 1 ftzk 1 7 1 1 in i I 1 AUWl aAWWJ 7h PyA 7 I I VX WJu! 7 I I i 1 Vi 39 7 pj 1 7 DACRON 5 JENIN CAE SOA or CHAIR TRAVERSE PLASTIC PRICILLAS CURTAINS SLIP COVERS RODS CURTAINS 5" 19 6 88V I00 sheer dacron easy to in Extra heavy wash lor bath room wash needs little color combinations AH steel construe dows or' "showcrs ironing wide scalloped with piss able TrimfiL Crc tkuL with all hard Moire weave Most to pair and tic rings Valance to tonne prints and We Included for the wantcd long matchT7L00 some knitted Jtlyles colors match 1198 a 7 7 I I 4.

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Years Available:
1893-1987