Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 June 1951 — Page 8

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George W. Amdt Jr, T3lijg the son of Mr. and Mrs.

nized for high scholarship achieye-merly attended Butler University.

ment at the Southern College of : : 5h ° ~| Optometry, - Memphis, Tenn. = Men Match Ski 87 United Press | NEW YORK, June 2—The Big Town's price war brought men by the thousands to the bargain counters to-

: day as the price cutting fever spread to the west coast. : Taking advantage of Saturday away from work they

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2 other prIce-cul jte THE. i would cut prices on fair traded § “Men's day’ in the price items starting Monday and one S'war coincided with these other larger sore indicated it =| other developments: {might meet the challenge, =| ONE-—-Weinstein's Department] TWO—R. H. Macy & Co., which

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of State, today in a simple cere-/for the state department. mony at the nearby Ft. Meyer, Va., military post. = It was the fourth marriage for =the screen star and the second | for Mr. Sargeant. a native of £ | New Bedford, Mass. {| The State Department revealed . 2 | the marriage in a brief announcement this afternoon. It said Chap{lain Harry C, Rickard of Ft. Meyer, performed the ceremony, and Col. and Mrs. Robert Tee Black, friends of the couple, were =| the only attendants. ° |

She has been living in George-| [town since last year. Mr. Sargeant is the number one assistant to Edward W. Barrett, Assistant Secretary of State for) Public Affairs. In this role, he will leave for Paris next Thurs-| day to head an American dele-| gation to a UNESCO meeting. | The State Department did not] say whether Miss Loy would accompany him. : i The department ‘announcement |

gl Miss Loy is a member of the said merely that the couple had gl planned ‘to spend the weekend : ‘a “in the country at the home of] : Pastor fo Head | friends.” It gave no further hon-| I ape . | eymoon details. - Kiwanis Club | Neither the actress nor Mr. | The Rev. Leroy C. Hodapp pas- | Sargeant could be reached after | tor of Heath Memorial Method- the ceremony. list' Church, has been named, Miss Loy’s third marriage, tof

led in a divorce last August. Mr.| {Sargeant had been divorced for almost four years from his for{mer wife, Sarah Howard Ward {of Warrentown, N. C,

| president of the new Kiwanis Hollywoodite Gene Markey, end-| {Club of North- : least Indianap- § olis

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| Batnes, Ft. Wayne, Kiwanis Indiana District Governor. “Dr. | £ Charles B. Holman, former inter- est approach to perfect human = national Kiwanis vice president, hearing has finally been achieved

¥ ¥ ¥ * # L * | Mvrna Loy Becomes Bride : v 5 ’ {The 28th Division's 112th Inf, A alized hoir £ . ley, T 8 presi- : : person | Myrna Loy Becomes BIIGE | sow n wwe, mors Pim: Kes. paraded totsy im honor of § en ih 0 APONTE NEED 3 . giving away food these days is Maj. Gen. Withers A. Burrees, 6th / \ \ individual customer 11-0527 RI-7929 Of State Department Aid 50Sa an V1 hay Cove Commander, who eaves § = | money.” Camp Atterbury Tuesday. 3 Ts Biate Licensed N —r _8. National Commissior for * ¥ 2 He will assume command of Boa atiolrne 3 eal mar Completely WASHINGTON, Tune 2 Movie i Nations Economic and, President Wiliam Weil of the 7th Corps at Ft. Meade, Md. |¥ Jou service. eadcsocated salen actress Myrna. Loy married How Social Council and met Mr. Sar- Macys, New Yori sd (he price ie successor at Camp Atte} | Were | gor pOUSFVRL SULONG | "bik # ecretar orming this work . Gen. Jk land Sargean‘ deputy Secretary geant while perf g pac \Kendall, ‘present inspector of L Tarn Left From Etevator

tied before an expected throng of 500,000 Catholic faithful tomorROME, June 2, (UP)--“Papa; ” : Sarto,” the Catholic world's be-{TOW in ‘a solemn ceremony in

. . | » linvalidated fair trade law price- merchandise at our prices and loved Pope Pius-X, will be Deati- Great St. Peter's Square.

fixing, defied a manufacturers’ ul- gradually lower prices On MOTE xwwa dA aA AAS EHH HAAR HARARE ARAN K+ FHARTF ibn

timatum to stop the war and pre- and more items,” he-said, defying x a TE TI Oo hI AT :

ga ie Bia Biob Se onists — Gimbels, Bloomingdales| “We have lived with that kind ¥- H OME PERM A ENT U SER S You No Longer Need Give Yourself a Home Wave!

and Brooklyn's Abraham and of difficulty for a long tmie. It's x For the first time © :

Straus said they'd fight for the'no novelty.” professional salon offers coLp . $F) A WAVE

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+ duration, whatever it might be. {tropical or Palm Beach suits tol} FOUR—-The big stores cut Macy's because it started the price ¥ prices on still more items today war. : ‘1% as’ they exhausted supplies of! pyersharp, Inc. maker of writ- | ¥ x * * * *

others and suburban Long Island ing instruments, also served notice stores joined the war. lit would fill no more Macy orders,

FIVE—In Chicago, the Thor put Mr. Weil wa Corp. announced that for the next! 21] was snperturbed.

six weeks its 5000 dealers will, . a give a bushel of groceries and a 28th’ Bids Farewell peck of potatoes to every cus- To Gen. Burrees

tomer buying one of its wringer washing machines. CAMP ATTERBURY, June 2—

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