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‘AUESDAY, DEC. 20, 1049 _-_ Rainbow Arches Want Santa O'Dwyer Nuptials

Mayor and Bride Cruise on Honeymoon (Continued From Page One) Gounod’'s “Ava Maria” echoed through the church. The wedding, at Mr. O’'Dwyer’s request, was simple and brief. As they pledged their troth, repeating the words of the Catholic marital vows, they turned their heads and looked each other squarely, ‘Obey’ Not Required . They were not required to say the word “obey”: since it is not a part of the Catholic wedding ceremony. The couple hurried from the church after being pronounced man and wife. O'Dwyer stopped Just long enough to shake hands with his executive secretary, William J. Donoghue. Then, with his bride on hir arm, they dashed for a waiting car, Outside the church, a crowd estimated at 500 waited for the couple to emerge and shouted them best wishes. Mrs. Viola King, co-leader of Mr. O'Dwyer’s Bay Ridge District in Brooklyn, dashed to the mayors sida, threw her arms around his shoulder and planted a resounding kiss on his cheek. “Wow, the United Nations was never like this,” the beaming mayor told a reporter who has

Twins Homer and Comer McCoy hope Santa will bring them jobs. been covering United Nationsjsessions in New York. anno

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Mr. and Mrs. Myron G. \Flesch-Miller Bowling [NG mame +...oieruiininn 3 Friends ,.coocesees 35.00 Miller and Allen....... 5.00 Team .cc.oeovsisseeess 5.00 Mrs, John Mofford ..voevee LOOM. A I oivrervsrosnsness S00 Mr. Harry Keller........ + 2.00 Davis Market ........... 10,00 The Coterie Club ......... 100 Cleota T. Purdy +.cceevvs. 1500 rs. Thomas McNulty. ... x | Happy Boosters of the Gar- Mao ARIS «. cosscencons . 500 a Bob and Jerry Kirkhoff... 2.00 John J. Morgan ....vcvv0.- 10.00 field F. & R. Church +... 10.00 ——— {Samuel Sofnas ........... 5.00 For the Children ........ oy | Anonym J . 20.00 Todays total cesveins S1LE25.44 {Harry Garfinkle ......... 1.00 John Hope School No. 26 . 2.00 5.“ CRAPIAD «eens 25.00! Total to date ........5 HIMEST | Reliable Insurance Agency, B. H. Gardner Co. ...... 5.00 Russell W. Freeman ...... 5.00 Total Radio & T-V 5 e BRANT E ere nash 250.00 Men's Newcomers Club .. 25.00 No name .o...... ce 50.00) Pledges ........... 8 658.00 7, . Forter dr.ivsi.... 5.00 Cashier's Section, Indiana Liela HM. Partlowe ........ 10.00, Grand total to date. ..$9,008.97 |Mr. and Mrs. Buck Collinge 10.00, Department of Revenue 41.00 Nig Ko. M. W. ..... verenee 1.00 Direct Donors W. W. Richardson, Amer- Bobby and Beverly Bler .. 5.00 Mrs. H, L. Williams ...... 5.00, P. R. Majlory Co. Plant 8, 16

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The bride, blowing kisses to the well-wishers; clung to her fa- Brood or Pay Her Large Debts

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parked outside the church. At the yacht basin five blocks: distant, the couple posed for a the tI : few pictures; Then Ma ¥ o r Chfistmas week for Mrs. Marjorie “Terry, 3%. mother of seven who O'Dwyer turned to Capt. Ray-/advertised that she is “desperate” for-work. FR mond Moore of Greenwich, Conn.,! The Christmas tree was the gift ~~ et freon Ehate skipper of the honeymoon yacht of a neighbor. The presents jn toys. Mrs. Terry can’t forget She's . { ided by Mrs. @ half-month behind in payments On Coastal Cruise [the attic. were DN A hil. on her home, she owes $300 on a “Are you ready to shove ofr 2 Ter Er reir. home re personal loan, $200 on furniture, Mr. O'Dwyer asked. ther. {and ail the bills seem tc be com“Aye, aye, sir,” replied the cap-| =... ing due at once. tain who had the engines turning | __Fve? with a pretty tree “I'm strong and able to work over. and willing to do most anything, As they pulled away from the Rent Decontrol if only I can get a job long dock, the newlyweds stood on the {enough to get back on my feet,” deck waving to the crowd. Then] {Mrs. Terry says. they found deck chairs and re- S . | Married before finishing gramlaxed from all the excitement. | ession gcesse mar school, she has six children The luxury craft includes, be-| |by her first marriage. The oldest, sides crew's quarters, two state-| {Clifford McCoy, 18, is in the Air rooms, a sun deck and a bad| Tempers Flare at Force. J weather porch at the stern. The] Meeti H The youngest is Sandra, 3.- Her interiors of the staterooms ‘are | eeting ere |twin sons, Homer and Comer, are lined in maple. (Continued From Page One) |17. Greta is 12 and Lowell is 8. One of Mr. O'Dwyer’s aids sald gayit to police, Mr. Davis said he NOrma Terry, by her mother's the yacht was well-stocked With could recognize his assailant and 60nd marriage, is 2. all types of foods and beverages. will prosecute when he learns his Mrs. Terry's first husband conThe honeymooners will be alone name, tributes $25 every second week on the yacht except for Capt. Earlier in the meeting, Com- [°F ¢are of the children, and her Moore, a veteran of 40 years at munist Party Secretary Ben Sccond husband pays the weekly sea, and its mate, John E. Harms Cohen was denied an opportunity ST0Cery bill. of Portsmouth, Va. {to speak before councilmen. De-| Keep Piling Up They plan to cruise on the Flor- manding his “right” to be heard,! But the debts keep piling up, ida inland waterway and in Mr. Cohen was escorted. from and the mother advertised she is coastal waters until Dec. 28, when | council chambers by a police “desperate” for work. She has they will put in at an east Florida officer. |received replies, but some of the coast port and fly to New York.| Cites Rent Increases |offers have undesirable conditions Mayor O'Dwyer takes the oath, Mr. Davis said many cities attached, and there is the question for his second term on Dec. 31.

——————— experienced rental increases of children while the mother is away. 125 to 300 per cent for units which | The twin sons quit high school State Attacks | were considerably lower under last year to help their mother, {control regulations. Some com- but haven't been able to "find {munities have been forced to re- regular work. One made $2 yesinstate controls, he said. |terday hauling ashes for a neigh0d 0 Je One property owner, Robert J. bor. (Marsh, said landlords could not] Down to her last 11 cents yesfo , {build more houses because con- terday, Mrs. Terry used it for car(Continued From Page One) trols allowed too little rent for fare to take her to a North Side John L. Lewis, chief of the (nem His statements were coun- home where she had a job washUnited Mine Workers, called soft tered by Area Rerit Attorney Pat-|/ing bathroom and kitchen walls. coal miners out on strike. Irick J. Barton, who sald new| But the coal pile is shrinking, At the time, cities, towns and houses are free from control the house needs repairs, and the institutions called for help from measures. payments are overdue. the Governor in- locating “coal -Eandlords Tsé Charts "| A pretty" tree ‘helps, but it stockpiles. | Landlords backed their argu- doesn’t guarantee a merry ChristWhen UMW chief Lewis sent ments with charts which showed mas. his miners back to the pits, the Wages Wh 102 per ent na grad . e Ss av . ual clim efore the , while on mover. sith. the mie| Fonts have sone up ony 07 yer Motorist Rams ! “| cent, Operation costs are up fr Workers operating Or iree-day| per cent, the chart showed. Sheriff S Car ’ € Into|" ve low rent scale represents a, cities and towns in sufficlent| ression rate,” according to A.| P quantities to meet the need, Mr.| one ’ & , a reckless driving charge today

An Indianapolis motorist faced

Hutson asserted. |E. Wrentmore, president of the gier nis automobile crashed into

American Home Owners Union.|ipo , Fears Cold Spell | Mr. Wrentmore said the figures rogers var the sheriff's parked

He feared that a cold spell| were compiled from U. 8. labor re-| Sheriff's Deputy Elbert Rackley would accentuate the problem. In| ports. {said Noble Newsom, 59, of R.R. Indianapolis, the weatherman re-| Striking in opposition to the jg crashed into the rear of the ported that cold weather was at proposal to lift controls, Thomas safety car at 45 miles an hour least three days away. Houston, Indianapolis Industrial .; it was parked in the 7900 Meanwhile, the coal committee Union Council (CIO), charged

{block of x requested all local coal ration that rents could be voluntarily cut| pith roa College Ave. a night

Deputy Rackley was Investi_'sired to make the reductions. |gating a minor Froperty damage wee accident in thé same block when the crash occurred. The sheriff's car was, unoccupied at the time |of the crash. | Newsom was scheduled to ap-pear-today irr Municipal Court 3:

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boards created in the first emer- by landlords if they actually de-| gency to be reactivated.

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A brightly decorated Christmas tree stahds in the living room; at 1761 Howard. St. and there's a bieyele; dolls, games and toys,

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which removed rent controls later |of who will stay with the younger|

O-Dimes on W. Washington Bt. ny, wnd Mrs. Russell liamentary Law Club lOsrio . Mills Watkins Post | Machine Skop, Diamond Chain, in front of the L. Strauss Store. | y,.rendt 2.00 N 2.00 8 children. FOUR: By sending In those yw wv Titres eee 2000 Noo 1 soevcenneenn seven / 162, of the American dre ledges NOW which were made W. W. Horsley .......... 5.00 Happy, Randy and Bar- Legion ..ovvevnnae vesrss B5.00' Farmers Home p : McKnight Auto Service... 5.00 barn Stokely «......... 25.00 Alvin D. Schaaf «vvevees.. 5.00 Program Accounting, 4 children. over the telephone Saturday yyy and Judy Hanson 2.00 Subdeb Club, Allison Plant 10, 4 children. h ial Clothe- : | son.. =00 §. M. P. 8S. Subdeb Club, In Memory of Gragirl and night during the special Clothe-ing, ong Mrs. E. K. Hanson 3.00 , Ind 2.00 Employees of Aeroo d telecast ’ " . " Zionsville, nd, .... se yA Eleanore, in memory of y ) A Cold hroadeast an * Bell Telephone Post No, DAA +ennrrneesesnensess 10.00! Transit Co. 3 children. on ‘ : Today's Total .......... $658.00 184, of the American LC He al ap00 Esterline-Angus Employees, § T-V PLEDGES RD RADIO Contributions Legon ooovevvvnnennane B00 VW, CC viiinnneinnnns vesss 5.00 children, JE us ‘ > ) ; { Administration, Ear FLED A Previous Balance ...... $1,822.58 Ko F. Cr voinerinnninens 25.00 Pilgrim Shrine No. 12...... 8.00| Farmers Home r. and Mrs. Fran . Indianapolis General 3 ma Chapter Siga Phi BM. cierennaien tenses 1.00} , . ; Mosby «.vvensanennnnns $ 5.00 Motor ah . * . el OE LON LY p MA * Crees 7.00 Marion Armstrong ...... 26.50! State Auato Insurance Claim Dr. Eugene Bishop Mum- The 3. D. Club «vveveeee.. 5.00 No NAMO vovvverevereees LOO DORIS cori viii 2.00 Dept, 2 children, ; ford ...iiiienrnnnainns 0.00 Nav: > ! "3.00 In memory of Mr. and Mrs. | Indiana College of Mortuary Naval | Ordnance Plant, L. MLB, tecevvennnnnnes . 2 children. , ° D : . \ TTT ap0el Victor C. Miles and Sons 4.00 1950 Science Class, — Tim Foley ....... ceeesses 2.00 rafting Department .. 48.00 Ricky C. «.covvvnne oe B 0 ; | Eagles Ladies Auxiliary No. Richard H, Clark......... 1.00 Love Machine & Tool Co, . 50.50 Indianapolis Power & IL. y Foo. + "Oc “hoes . ter 0, 2 children. Don Blumberg «........us "1.00 Lathers Local No. 39 .... 10.00 Light Co, American Le- {L. 8. Ayres, Comparison Employees of 5 'A Friend ... 2.00 Post No. 300 ..... - 5.00 Shopping Office ........ 30.00 ploysses Organisation Webber Appliance Co., Inc. 10.00 A Friend ............... 2.00, gion M Administration, . i ' In memory of Gragil and Farmers Home Mr. and Mrs. Harry Huey Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence V-8 Club ioiiiinanee vee 10.00 Calico ) 3.00 U. 8. Dept. of Agriculture, 2 chile and Grandchild ........ 500 J. Street .............. 25.00 E. E. Glascook ........000 10.00 Carol J & Sa andra © , bison 5.00] Aron, Mr. and Mrs. Chalmer P. Ronald Allen Fohle ...... 5.00 In Memory of Buddy ... 2.00 0 00" 2.00 Office Employees of Kahn Tal Davidson ........ vesss 5.00 A Friend of Children .... LOO Anonymous ...coeeesveene 20.00 Edwin A. Joyce : : : : : : * : 1 5.00 toring Co., 1 child. Mrs. Nettie Phillips. ...... 10.00 Church of God In Christ .. 3.00 [n Jesus Name ..ic.ooee. 10.00 The Travelon Club ..... . 5.00 L. 8. Ayres 8d Floor In memory of E. T. P., Job- Ell Lilly & Co., Plant Pro- Jolly Eight Club ........ 8.00 El Lilly Co. K 606-K 540 02 Wear Accessories, 2 children. bers Publishing Co., Ar- | tection, Kentucky Ave. . 39.00 gC, 8, ...... FR, 2.00 Rith & ReX vovevrernnens . 5.00 Assistant Buyers Downstairs at thur E. Patterson, Pres.. 110.00 Garden-Study Club... 2.50 Brookside Auxillary, OES = 5.00. Anonymous .....eo. on. vee B5.00L.S. Ayres & Co. 1 child. g J Suara pity Hariness. 5.00. in Mamary of Bobby. Mc- i500 A Friend from Ladoga ... 5.00 Women’s Lions Club ..... 3.00] L. 5 Area . Co. Children’s Agan, Harley David- ca dE EEE EEE EEE OM. B.A La «ee BOO NonAmME ...iviiiinians ves 2.00 De Floor, 1 child. SOM SOTe evvvvvennnenns 2.00 Automotive Lab. Switzer Mrs. Frank F. Powell ..,.. 10.00 Capitol Paper Company... 100.00 ‘mdi in! . , Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Ray Long... 5.00/ Cummins Co. ......... 25.00 J. Gilman Davis ........ . BOO R. F. Hawkins ........... 10.00 Hospital, 1 child. : Phil Miller ............. + 5.00 In Memory of Little Steve 5.00 Mrs. F. ...o.vvueneenennnns 10.00 Members of Local 1150, Anonymous, 1 child, Sherrill Ada Shepbard.... 5.00 In Memory of Jimmy Carpente#s Local Union | Wu. 8. A, O.L 0. Link Belt St. Georges Syrian Orthodox ra Gerry Grossman ........ 5.00 Sieloff ........v.00uen. B00, No.60 o.ovvvirnnnnnnns 10.00! — Company ...... ‘evens . 300.00 Church, 1 child, x STRAUSS SAYS: STORE THIS WEEK 9 TILL 6

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and horseshoe pitchers and table tennisers

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FOR HUNTERS

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L. STRAUSS & COMPANY, uw. THE MAN'S STORE

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Casting Rods Spinning Rods

Rook IN GENERAL ties Ice Skates & Equipment

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Field Glasses

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Fly Boxes Binoculars Nets Loafer Sox Baseball Equipment Softball Equipment FOR CAMPERS Sweaters we Stoves Sports Books Lant T-Shirts anterns Levis

Vacuum Sets Portable Ice Boxes Wool Blankets And so on

FOR POOCHES

The Pooches' own shop—has gifts for a Dog's Life—leashes, dog .candy, beds, bowls; whistles, collars . —and on and on and on——

Boxing Gloves Tennis Racquets Basketball Equipment Bicycles Tricycles Table Tennis Equipment Murphy Carving Blades Hand Traps. Gloves and. Mittens Waterproof Jackets And“s0 on and so on