Anderson Herald from Anderson, Indiana • 6

1 I 1 i 4 At Tuesday august 3iZ ims 4 THE ANDERSON HERALD PAGE 6 GiantBlasturhace Had (hherlte PITTSBURGH (UPD The Popozelskr haV been a steel to coVer a Neqro Pupils ail To Show Al High School His sentiments were shared Advertisement I rEs Hi mean school bills Get The Cash Need Right Now At Associates I repoesenYatve payment schedules LOANS ROM SlOO TO 1000 3 A 4 1 Si 'associates' Hi School bells The art of intelligent conversation or bAck to school expenses the first place to go is Associates' Money is available for tuitionclothes books and other educational expenses Consolidate other bills at the same tune and cut your monthly payments Visit or call the Associates office near you today! Ju 1 LT It takes two to converse tive conversations we con duct in the USA the listener the Read how much bolh lose this way how you can I ASSOCIATES INANCE COMPANY INC I 1408 Mata Street ANDERSOK 544 7735 a Sai'CTheLightPlunt 7 Open Public meeting September 1 1965 dt 7:00 PM in the Circuit Court Room to form a Citizens Com 1 mittee to save the Anderson City's Light plant The meeting will be open to all persons interested in improving and getting the light plant back In opera tion SAVE THE LIGHT PLANT COMMiTTEE 0 Chester Lawrence Pres Jack Norris Sec 329 million miles of driving experience have produced these tips for a safer Labor Day you want the real truth the way most of us are think A spokesman for the a Thomson works was pessimist ic banking these fur show in Houston While they naces just like we aid in 1959 when we had that 116 day strike" he said "7 Some wo ke said lhey doubted that US Steel was planning for a lengthy shut down seem too wor ferred' not to giVe his name Hopeor LBJ Action would be he said negotiators have been at this since January (Negotia tions actually started last De AArw txAt an4 trtll1 ihmlr thV would have been able to get the massive equipment which jj vzi Js aItaIut Hya11 nnnrie 1 sometnmg crone ny now Many steelworkers said thffy expected President Johnson to prevent a lengthy strike One man said he President to 'on his charm use that southern drawl like never used it before And humbly beg for a settle ment which The steelworker asked jthat his name not be used cause we normally talk Ver a strike But the shutdown probably will last only until the end of the hot looking forward to he said grimly As the last molteniron gushed from N043T in my protective coat affa helmet and found my way to the plant gate Behihd me worried steel workers continued to shut down provides their 0 HOUE IN THE GREAT The char qi of old China is hidden behind the Bamboo Curtain as well as the Great Wall these days but this photo shows a rare glimpse 'of the quiet charm of China Scene is Loquat Gardens cnpn giant blast furnace did not want workers for 29 years rrauit His sentiments were shared The nerspirifig'' was 40 minutes be hi nd in its wprk I arrived Monday to watch the last molten iron drained from No 3 blast fur nace at Steel big Eklgar Thomson works at near by Homestead Pa I watched protected froip the heat by a helmet ando heavy asbestos coat as the crew ram med the tubular oxygen lance into the taphole which cwasso reluctant to open The emotionless faces gave no indication this could well be their last tap in event of a nationwide steel strike set for midnight Tues! day Closing or After 45 minutes the reluct like this in the mills but if ant taphole yielded to the burn ing lance and No 3 furance set its load of brightly glowing iron onto the open hearths Its last' work for the mo ment was done The workers began to fill the toweringfur nace with coke and seal it for the a the prospecr of a brief shutdown did not appear to sit well with many of the 3700 workers strike now would really cnf a onv tonlman An thony Riley told me as he stood tied one said Theylll prob at the base of No 3 ably bank the furnaces enough is only the second year been in full operation here he said that we worked only six or eight months a Stan Poppzelski a welder watched the stnke wouldn hurt me too he'said these younger guys with small would really hurt began recruiting! the special force of deputies about two weeks ago when he was notified that he could not count on state troopers for help' 'State' Public Safety Director Albert Lingo sent that mes sage to sheriffs throughout Ala bama explaining that because of the possibility zofrfflmultane ous demonstrations in many Communities he could not Ruar antee protection to any one place ii IRI' County Draft Board Inducts Eleven In Month Of August Eleven men were inducted into the selective servicfesy stem by the Madison County draft board during the month of August They are James ben Givens Jr Sackie Lee Adams Craig Jay Smiley and Setphen Ray Nemyer from Anderson rom Elwood are Duane Er rol Stansberry Brady Edward Deckard Michael Keith Krpggel and Jesse Earl Shull Clinton Thomas Pendleton ano mxcumu Livingston Tenn were also drafted bv'the local" board The board remindsall J8 year old boys that they must register within five davi after their 18th birthday Also all men must keep their board notified of changes in ad Arose marital status and oc cupation No changes may be be reported by telephone they must be made in writing 6 Steel first was made in com nuanfities'in! th6" UT aU Wyandotte in Sep tember of 1864 big cider mill starts Sunday i me county scouvr Mipaur tendeiit Hulda Coleman said she Jfio not' anticipate troubleBmif the time comes when Negroes take over the school" she said white students probar bly would withdraw and go to a private school now being organ tenslon growing out of the killing of two white civil rights workers this year 'in the rnnntv the enrollment of Negri) pupils in the one story red brick high schobl caused little flurry our Negroes armed with pistols were on duty as special deputies along with about 35 white men Sheriff rank Ryals said he Metric System Has New Type Setback RIO DE JANEIRO Brazil (AP) Despite the worldwide trend toward the metric system i all aircraft flying over Brazilian territory will be required to re port their altitude in feet rather than meters beginning next Juiy Keith Appie lntianapoiis Brazilian aviation official ha I uea(iv said this would put Brazil in accord with the rules of the in ternational civil jyiation organi zation wmen it recently juineu Coin Thieves Nab Collection ZpRYOR Okla? (UPI)' Coin thieves 'who may have followed I a Decatur Ill numismatic dealer 600 miles from a con vention in 'Houston Monday stole a $25000 collection of coins frojn his car Jess Peters told Pryftr authorities he and his wife stopped for breakfast en route home from the 'National Coin were in a restaurant thieves who apparently had the key to his took the coins? knew what they were Undersheriff LeRoy Hat field said He said it was likely that whoever took the coins had followed the Peters ro Houston i Witnesses saw three men open the Peters car and take out three cases of coins ihe men drove away to the on US 69 in a late model auto mobile ACCEPTS INVITE PHNOM PENH Cambodia (AP) Prince Norodom Siha nouk has accepted an invitation to Romania" next" Novem ber it was announced Monday ACTRESS DIES PARIS (AP) rench stage and screen actress Mathilde Ca sadesus 43 died Monday Cause of death was not reported LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE PUBLIC "HEARING Notice is hereby given that Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Madison Countv Indiana" will at 9 a on the 3rd day of September 1965 at the Commissioners Court in the City of Anderson Indiana in said County begin investigation of the applications ot the foUowmg persons requesting the issue hereinafter set out Ct the Alcoholic Beverage" Perm its the lasea hereinafter designated and will at said time and place receive tn formation concerning the fitness of 2 said applicants and the propriety oL issuing 'the pernuts applied for to such applicants at the remises named' Woodrow and Thelma Scherer iri September Digest now on sale People have faithfo Reader's Digest eafivereafthe GMProving'Grounds in Michigan' are realists about themselves and their cargV window open for fresh" airThey wear sunglasses orr' jaiij Arizona live learned quite a bit aboiit safe had too much experience running tests on bright days but never at night To break monotony driving in tasting our Chevrolets Pontiacs Oldsmo proving ground to have any il lusionsjthey varyspeeds glisten to the radiOjitalkju ay be biles Buicks and Cadillacs how be tor instance about being able to "stop on a aime even sing (putting some of this experience to wprk when they They know that at 40 mph it take twice as They with traffic take their familiesoutontheroad this weekend: Jong to stop as at 20 mph it takes four times as long! nnf'Tif fmuWp fcareiuiiv vlian inc average movonsu ineyil LOOK' Ulc VcllUC U1 dliuvipauxig iiuuuic uuimc ivuappciiOa Jt cJJh over maps Check the weather ahead And though When potentially dangerous situations practically speed of other care on the roa TftuaUy It you could watchtheir eyes in a rearview see them always moving sweeping Robbins amily Hasj irst Annual Reunion The descendents of "Grace and Oscar Rcbbins held their firstannual reunion at the home of Mrand Mrs Paul Jarrell Rt 1 Middletown Aug 22 were Esther Rob bins of Muncie Mr and Mrs Paul" BHly of Middletown Mr and Mrs Don Jarrell and chidren Peg! and Don Paul of Indianapolis Mr and Mrs Art Robbinsand children Linda and Jim of Pennville Mr and Mrs Myron Robbins and son Dale of Sheri dian Mrs Gerald Sanders and sons Mark and Tommy of Le banon Joanne Robbins and Emmett McClure of Anderson Mr and Mrs Walter Robbins and children Janet and Phil of Daleville Mr and Mrs Louis Hpndrson of iwond reunion next year will be at the home of Mr and Mrs Myron Robbins" Rt 2 Sheridan! the third Sunday in August LEGAL NOTICES" LEGAL NOTICE PUBLIC HEARING i iu A Ik Local Alcoholic Beverage Board oIlTIba Scherer Tavein(R Madison CountyTTndiana: will at Beer Liquor aod Wine Retailer 9 a on the 3rd dav of September Main St Lapel Indiana 1965 at the Commissioners Court Said investigation will be open to in the City of Anderson Indiana in the public and public participation said county begin mvestiganon oi the applications of the following named persons requesting the issue to the applicants at the locations hereinafter set qut of the Alcoholic Beverage Permits of the classes hereinafter designated and said time and place receive in formation concerning the fitness of said applicants and the of issuing the permits applied for to such applicants at the premises named: Jeremiah and Raymond Dial dba Cigar Store (Res taurant) Beer Retailer 27 Ninth St Anderson Indiana Tavern Inc by Melvin Bloom Pres No 3 No blesville and James SmaTt Sec'1 509 Staat St ort ville Indiana (Restaurant) Beer and Wine Retailer Main St Lapel Indiana Hull Pres Lapel Indiana and Russell CV Ednngton Sec No 3 Indiana (Res taurant! Stock Transfer Beer and Wine Retailer Main St Lapel In diana Tavern Inc by Charles Hull Pres Erie St' Lapel Indiana and ITUssell Ednngton No tires every once in a while to keep a slowdeak puncture from becoming a flat on the highway One more thing about freeways: these drivers who are used to high speed durability tests for hours on end are keenly aware of the way that sustained speed can dull perception in judging distances They know that it takes a conscious re adjustment when you get back on ordinary roads You and your family The car the road the other all thesfe fac tors affect safe driving But these drivers know that they themselves are the single i most important safety factor their families have some for them this weekend The same goes for arid your family be the single most important safety factor going for your family tKis weekend We hope these next few days will top off a won i every few seconds tooNever staring derful summer for you Just remember that Labor ITkllt YYialro Yfic cfAno mrnwy nv Qtvri tztTv 4 olrirrr i4 nnaxr nllr VTV1J UVUL VA OV MVVAUV1X VOJ AO VUIIV AVA COfAJWaiXJ MVXXAXlUi Though among the best on the road GM test drivers few hours front vents dr a the wheel bf a General MotorsProving Grounds cars are proved all around the clock all around the calendar all around the country all around the cab 1 fc i 1 4 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 i i 1 i any better than you try to leave when less traffic try to avoid cities at rush hours And take freeways whenever they can (They ve found them not only time savers but safer) Driving is their No 1 job During the week when these drivers run a test on a GM car that requires alot of gauges and charts another technician goes along to handle these thirigs On weekends too driving is a full time job for them Their wives will act as navigators checking maps and road Bignsraiklif a backseMfulkof the job' too Another thing that GM test drivers do on the job is wear seat belts at all tidies In our Impact Sled tests and in crash barrier and rollover 'I 1 A Lt ft 1 li wivy yv oven uuvv yxidi wiu wcai ing ul a dcjll tan I fue XL a a caruxiuu ruw un any proving i 4and just as important on weekends back and forth across the road taking in the mirror not supermen No 3 Noblesville Indiana (Res enrich vour life by following taurant)' Beer Liquor and Wine Ro Mam st Lapei Indiana1 certain conversational rules Nh JXH Said investigation will be open to the "public participation is' Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission By Condon Executive Secretary Joe A Harris Chairman 2299 Ala(AP) begin classesTuesday and the fore rf gnecial deputies will be back on duty auvvg Aniinrv crhftnr' CtlDftr sheriffs deputies stood by wiin nothing to do Monday as five Negroes previously enrolled in newly desegregated Hayneville High School failed to show up AboutJO spectators including mimty employed watched from the lawn of the nearby court house? The auxiliary deputies recruited within the past two weeks to handle racial trouble if it developed were sent home at midmoming There was no explanation for 1 the failure of the Negroes to appear They are expected to California Way to Hold alse Teeth BAKERSIELD Calif A new discovery called Acryline is big news Users say it fits plates so beautifully they believe it Acryline uses a startling new vacuum principle It flows on plates anf forms an ait tight seal Users say this feels akin to natural teeth This wonderful feeling lasts six months before necessary Acrylinecosts $119 and is avail able at all7 Haag" Stores Advertisement Said investigation will be open to Is requested Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission By Condon Executive Secretary Joe A Harris Chairman 2300 Aug 31 yr 4 zr rj 'r W' 477 IK V4W' 1 Vs 4 li s' ii' IKlPvfeofi' rn jJTMinr 's' i sv4m JWI' 5 '1 Iwl Rs 1' I MONTHLY CASH YOU WECEIVI PAYMENT rOW 25 MOS iiDilOVTpTairkf MOS77 $19 $34454 $24 $44393 $51189 $58696 $29 $62946 $34 $64673 $74776: $85936 $38 $72850 7 $96887 ASSOCIATES.