Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 December 1944 — Page 6

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‘BOND WILL GET

YOU INTO MOVIES

Tickets Free Tomorrow for

Pearl Harbor Day Purchasers.

Tomorrow will be free movie Hay —_g— in Indianapolis for every Pearl Har-

bor day war bond buyer, ’

| | Ken Collins, chairman of the Mar-| . [ fon county war activities commit-| tee, announced today that all local theaters will give free tickets to

each person presenting a bond receipt or a war bond dated Dec. 7, 1041,

The free movie day, which will be | held nationally, is in observance of |

the third anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack.

Sales Total $25,461,864

Meanwhile, Marion county war bord sales in the sixth war loan

drive totaled $25,461,864, The county’s|

goal is $67,250,000. “Although sales since last Friday have picked up, we still are averaging less than will be required | to make our goal by the closing | date,” Willlam H. Trimble, county war finance committee chairman, sald, “Sales must average more than $3,800,000 a day for the remaining 1J days of the war loan.” State sales neared the three-quar-ter mark of Indiana's $239,000,000 quota. Eugene C. Pulliam, state war finance committee chairman, reported $152,000,000 in state war bond sales. All denominations of war bonds | were being sold today at bond booths for the special premiere of “Lost in a Harem” at Loew’s Dec, 13.

G. A. R. ELECTION SLATED

T. W. Bennett circle, 23, ladies of the G. A. R, will elect officers at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Ft. Friendly. Mrs. Irene Compton will preside.

Pimples Disappeared Over Night

Yes, it is true, there is a safe harmfess medicated liquid called Kiecerex that] @ries up pimples over night. These whe followed simple directions and applied Kleerex upon retiring were amazingly surprised when they found their pimples had disappeared. These users enthusiastically praise Kieerex and claim they are ne

Menger embarrassed and are now happy with their clear complexions. Don’t ta our word for it, use Kleerex tanient. Only S0c. If one application does mot satisfy, you get your money back. There is no tisk so do not henitats. Sold and recom. mended Hook’s and drug stores every:

where.

DON'T JUST SYIIR coLp MISERIES

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State Deaths

BRUCEVILLE—Willlam Wampler, TI. Survivor: Sister, Mrs. Sarah Langdon. Mrs. Willlam Wampler, 73. Survivors: Brotners, John and Frank Cummins; sis-| ters, Mrs, Laura Clark, Mrs. Reba HIill| and Mrs. Lou Chambers,

BICKNELL-—Mrs. Rebecca Ann Bennett, 71. Burvivors: Husband, Elijah; sister,| Mrs. Robert Harbett, | CLARKSVILLE Leviston P. Baird, 35 Survivors: Wife, Katherine, sons, Ronald and Jerry; parents, Mr. and Mrs. James] P. Baird; brothers, James, Schuyler, Clay | and Richard; sisters, Mrs. Roy “Short, Mrs Charles Chapman and Amy Jo] Baird. i EVANSVILLE-James T. Bray, 66. Sur-| ig Wife, Anna; daughter, Mrs. Robert | Koch; son, Adam. Lo Sarah B. Roberts, 77. Survivors: | Daughter, Mrs. Charles M. Roberts; sister, | Mrs. Louvena Cunningham; brother, | Prank Bilderbach.

GREENFIELD--Dr. John M. Meloy, B82. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Ralph 8cott, Mrs. Reed Grimsley, Mrs. Ralph Grimsley, | Lorene and Hortense Meloy; son, Hugh; ' sister, Ms. Charles Scrifner. JONESVILLE—Willlam Weimer, 88. he vivors: Sons, Everett, Frank, Lawrence, Emil and William; davghter, Mrs. Minnie | Moorman. BR LINTON—Mrs. Nancy M. Risher, . | Survivors: Husband, Charles; daughters, | Mrs, Clara Walton, Mrs. Agnes Weaver, | Mrs, Myrtle Wools, Mrs, Nellie Arnett andi Mrs, ulah Wautlett; sons, Arthur, Charles, William, Fred and Harlen; brothors, Nichols and John Bedwell, LOGANSPORT John J. Wagner, 76. Survivors: Bons, Willlam and Russell; daughter, Mrs, John Auer; sister, Mrs. Dora Hallam,

MONROE OITY--Clarence N. Williams, 60. Burvivors: Wife, Lela; daughters, Mrs. Lucey FP. Stephens, Mrs. Newell Whalan and Mrs. Mary Ann Russell; son, James Thomas; sisters, Mrs. L. L. Gilmore and Mrs. Slater. Barlow; brothers, Frank and Joseph Williams.

NEW ALBANY--Mrs, Kathryn B. Wil. Hams, 30. Survivors: Husband, ar; son, David: mother, Mrs. Mary H. Bullington; brother, Daniel; sisters, Clara L. Bullington ‘and Mrs. Jean Hubbuch. Mrs. Margaret B. Payne, 79, Survivors: Sons, Pred and Carey; sisters, Mrs. & Martin, Mrs, William Klerner oF W. Mitchell; brothers, Edward and William Bundy. PETERSBURG--Mrs, Majla J, Gray, 74. Survivors: Husband, Chattes; Sghsery Mrs, Esta Howard, Mrs, Mrs. Audie Johnson; ES Aan Jasper; sis ter, Mrs, Ethel Spradlin, PETERSON--Wiiliam H. Johnson, 61, Survivors: Wife, Sarah: daughter, Mrs, sisters, Mrs,

and Marvel; Mattie BE. Len-

brother, Her-

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78. Burvivors: daughter, Mrs. Mrs, Quick

vivors: Wife, Erma; father, Henry Wischmeler Schuerman; Lots; Eggersman and Lorene Schuenman,

Burvivors:

vivors: ley and Cox brothers, Elsworth Riggle; Patterson, s. r Frank Egner and Mrs. Mary LL Matt.

ROCKPORT--John Lehr, 80. Survivors: ife, Rose; son, Robert; daughter, Mrs. rtin Jent; brother, Sebastian Lehr. RUSHVILLE—Mrs, Mary Alice Starks, Sons, Paul and Howard; Selma Mining: sisters, Jane Swanger and Mrs. Katie

SEYMOUB—Amos Schuerman, 32. Sur-

Ruth and Mrs. Fred

daughters, brother, Alfred; sisters,

SWEETSER—Alva W, Willlamson, 732. Sons, Frank and Henry.

Sur.

COUNTESS EDDA “REMARRYING DENIED

Timés Foreign Service BERNE, Switzerland, Dec. 6.~— | The Rome report that the 35-year-

Galeazzo Ciand and favorite daughter of Benito Mussolini has married the 30-year-old Florentine

| old widow of the executed Count|.

| nobleman, the | Pucci de Barsento,

|lanche of denials: | Competent Swiss officials who (should know deny it. The Italian legation, without whom Edda and Emilio could not get marriage pa- | pers, deny it. Regretfully the two | interested parties deny it too. After careful investigation, it can | {be stated that Edda and the man | | who for love of ‘her was imprisoned {and tortured by the gestapo, final|ly escaping and bringing her chil- | dren safely into Switzerland in one of the most romantic and danger-

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Marquis ~ Emilio one of Italy's | | crack pilots, has brought an ava- |

{ous flights in modern history, are | not yet man and wife,

| Copyright, 1044, by The Indianapolis Times | | The Chicago Dally News, Inc,

OPA RULES ON YULE LIGHTS ; WASHINGTON, ‘Dec. 6 (U.P.).~— The office of price administration ruled today that Christmas. tree lighting sets, When assembled by retailers, must sell for no more than the total retail prices of each individual part.

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11 MISSING IN BLAST TER, Okla, Dec. 6 (U. |

McALES P.) ~Little hope was held today| that any trace would be found of the four civilians and seven en-| listed men who disappeared yesterday in the explosion of a truckload of torpedo warheads at the MecAlester naval ammunition depot,

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YOUR COUNTRY IS STILL AT WAR! ARE YOU?

The enemy is not licked ye! Back the 6th War Loan! Buy more bonds than ever before! Remember you're only lending to Uncle Sam while others give—

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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 6, 1944

PERSONAL GIFT IDEAS

So Useful! Rayon Satin SLIPS that wear and launder,

Lacey trims at top or top and bottom, that are so 2 98 They're a favorite in Sane ta's gift pack. Adjustableshoulder straps.

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.So Welcome! So Pretty!

THREE YEARS

ago tomorrow, those sons of satan, pulled that treacherous attack on PEARL HARBOR. We will never forget that infamous December Sunday, when we were all jarred out of our complacency and it’s no time now te start being complacent,

BUY THAT EXTRA BOND NOW!

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