Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1950 — Page 9

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CHRISTMAS-TIMED SPECIAL PURCHASE!

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ding celebration.

Only 50 Years Late PORTLAND, Me, (UP)—Plans reserve fleet. for a double wedding 50 years ago h did not materialize but amends ~-A9m- Burrough, now a member| were made when the couples, Mr. of the Navy's general board, will} and Mrs. Lewis Lowell and Mr. take over his New York headand Mrs. James McCarthy, got to-| quarters in January, when he will gether for a double golden wed- relieve retiring Rear Adm. Oliver

at the Massachusetts Institute of the Navy has appointed Rear Ad- 7

miral Edmund W. Burrough as {deputy commander of the Eastern |sea frontier and of the Atlantic

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Local Marine Is Korea Victim Pfc. A. E. Rasmussen

In 16th Battalion

Another member of the Indianapolis 16th Marine Battalion | { has been reported killed in Korea. | | Pfc. Allan .E. Rasmussem died | {of wounds on a Navy Hospital | ship according to a telegram re- | | cetved by his parents Sunday. | j Notification that he had been| wounded came the day before. In his last letter, written Nov. | 16," Pfc. Rasmussem mentioned | talking to a 10-year-old Korean | boy. The boy asked him if he were a Communist soldier. He had never heard of the Ameri- | {

cans. “I can just see him,” said his mother. “He was so fond of | children.” i Van Camp Employee An employee of Van Camp Hardware Co., Pfc. Rasmussem | joined the Army in March 1946. He spent two and one-half years in the Army of Occupation in! Germany. Discharged last spring, he was studying to be a brickmason when he was called to active duty with the Marines. Surviving are his wife, Dorothy, 3044 8. Holt S8t.; his parents, 2530 8. Rybolt St.; three sisters, Mrs. Marie Stanley and Misses Shirley Ann and Geraldine Rasmussem, and a brother, Duane Rasmussem, in the Navy, home on furlough.

STATE POLICE PROMOTED

class, effective tomorrow. Patrol-

man Wiegmann was assigned to

She's A Christmas Princess In A Picolay Housecoat Min! Blue! Maize! Pink! 4%

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IN CHRISTMAS PAPER COLORS A. THE TAFFETA BOLERO DRESS to steal the show on Christmas Day! Plaid top with a solid color skirt , , . topped with a separate plaid- 98 trimmed bolero fo match! 4 Sizes 74042 ...uconninnn ;

B. THE CINDERELLA TAFFETA in solid color navy or green, trimmed with velveteen collar and appli- 98 : que for holiday spice! Sizes 4 : 730 12 sovsnnsnnnnenans

C. She'll adore her BONNIE BLAIR TAFFETA with its swishy, swingy skirt and its velvetéen Pod collar and cuffs! Navy with red, red with navy. Sizes 10

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Girls’ Shop, Downstairs

of rare fetime ] A SPECIAL LOW PRICE just when you're looking for a luxurious gift for her! Her’ favorite chair for lounging, for knitting, for TELEVISION! She'll sigh over the RICH RAYON DAMASK COVERING ., . USUALLY FOUND IN MUCH MORE EXPENSIVE CHAIRS! She'll love the way this WING-BACK style adds a decorator touch to her home! ASSORTED COLORS! Other styles at this low budget pricel

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