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Chicago Tribune from Chicago, Illinois • 13

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rsy-o nr-n 1 and Mrs. Ffed Wagner, live In CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNEi TlWOaa. 11.1943. 13 Grayslake. -mm IHn-r Ott Pandnerc, SS1S Lake Shore 6r.

Wa. Jamea Arthur, aeamau 1ft elnsa, U. H. N. wounded Parent.

Mr. and Mra, Oacar Arthur M'l strtarl av. imwNMtir. i isois. I.lllle, Idrar Jarnh, aeamau 2d It.

N. wounded Wile, Mil. Marie II. I.lllle, lirmikuorli lathtr, lieine Gentry Ulile. LT.

J. MCGRATH LOST IN ACTION 'rnVO McIIENRY COUNTY sol A Hir.r Pnrn rinn Mlshli-r. 55 I NAVY REPORTS 248 CASUALTIES; TOTAL IS 82,029 son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mishlerl of Woodstock, and Corp.

Marshall Stohlquist, son of Mr. and Mrs A 6RECTER COAPLiAENT Arthur Stohlquist of Dunham township, have been missing in action in nn t. ittle, lln.ard Rlnh. rowaln, tl S. dead Kether.

Mr. Howard f'even I.lttle. Au-jburn: i-uardian. Sherman. Auburn.

MArtenaon, tdward Allen, yeomati 3ft rlaiiB, U. s. miulhit Mollirr, Mr. Muuel Moigaiu iStiuth Ijelcit. 1'henilMer.

Idaard private 1st elan. U.S. M. C. dead I previously reported mlmuiit I Mother.

Mu Mareella Retder. Temple 1IUI; father. F. Dillon phernlster, C'arrKndnie. THAsN TO BE LOVED Belgium since Dec.

17, the war de 4e(! fprevlnunle reported mtmtnf Wife. Mn Aduhhrlla Ilaibara VUalx. 214 Dattel, Mlh- rxrenta. Mr. and Mr.

Juwpb Vital. 11 S. Chapin Souiti iiend. WISCONSIM. Dennlitnn.

BaiMllle utenant eommand-er. II. S. mit.liiB Wile. Mi.

Maijoilr iMimisloi), 1 J0 N. U'auoatoaa: pr-enta. Mr. and Mra Raddilta leunltur, 1BJJ N. 7 Mil Wauwatoia.

iallnwav. orin arl. aviation machinist' male rlaa. V. S.

N. nilmin Mother. Mra Cora Klide Wlaomala Raplda. ill. trneot Jr aeamnn 1M rlau.

U. dead Pairnt. Mr. and Mr. Cmol Henry Hill.

Viola. Sennit, Mrrlrn Charlea. boatswain' mate 2d claw, II. N. wounded parent.

Mr. And Mr. Charie Frederick Scliul. Jrfteraon. Dead Cow Bites the Hand It's Supposed to Feed St.

Louis, Jan. 10 (A1). A packing house employe here was bitten by a dead cow today. Woik-iiiK on the enrcass, he Inadvertently permitted the Jaws to simp His arm was lindly cashed LANDLORDS ARE CHARGED WITH ILLEGAL ACTION Tenants of a four apartment building at 923 Lawrence av. were evicted when the owners discontinued electric service, hot water, and heat for the apartments, the rent office of the office of rrlce administration charged In a suit filed In Circuit court yesterday against Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Lot ot sky, the landlords. Robert Levine, OTA attorney, said the tenants were notified Dec. 19 that services would be Jan. 2, but the OPA was not notified.

Mr. and Mrs. Ixtotsky said they could not afford to operate the building at OPA ceiling rents. partment reported. OVER AUSTRIA Bombardier Was on His CARPETS LINOLEUMS fr-r rv4 iff 4ft 0ttl, firiental mm 4 i Mm ftlie Mtkik m4 hIiU CrtlC BROADLOOM II FT.

CARPIT 11 Il-i'1 Y. Sfair-Mall CA HP 1 1 1 6. i hi ruks i LINOLEUM INIAIO LINOICUMS a-( ItHTTirSHIf eatlvrat aaa Maria ia All w.ifxfa. Alt Ktiwa rlevaia rx an tiara eu ARWSTNONIi H10ll II V. Uae.

natlLISHir CANTf Mt. ASPHALT IILi M. ft. k( Balaban Floor Covering IMT W. llOl Wf I rl ll'l OKI 1HUKMKV.

lUn (Chlrafo Tribune Prrt Service. 1 Washington. D. Jan. 10.

The navy today made public list of 21S I Whitebelil. erald liean. aeamau 2d rtaaa. U. N.

dead I previously reiwirled mlln I wf Mra. Alma Klliahelh WblteOcld, Ulna, ifallirr, Kobert liltrheld. IMUWI. I llnllrahaath, Roaett Hirhar4, elertrtelan't RUSSIANS TOLD THAT CHICAGO IS TYPICAL OF. U.

S. IChlrato Trlhune. frwa Service. 1 Washington, D. Jan.

10. Amer-ika, the office of war Information's J. mate it nul, U. wounded faienla, Mr. and Mr.

Harry Elutzman llollriibauaii, Gonhen. hhayolnvlrh, Nlehnloa. aeaman 2d elaiia. U. S.

N. wounded Si iib. Nlt holaa tale and 52d Mission. T. JAMES G.

MoGRATII, 22. son 1 r-f T. McGrath, nn nttorney. I tieue tlehti Miuvotovtrh. lliliaM: tpntenla.

Mr. and Mia. fciull hliayutovli li, J.07 lllluol tiary. lr.i. flremita 1 ct US f4 ft Subscribe for The Tribune new publication for Russia, where the first 20,000 copies recently went on sale at 3 rubles 113 cents a and Mrs.

McGrath of 305 FulWton pkvvy-. has been roportf missing In over Austria on his 52d mission Nov. 22. Lt. McGrath, a bombardier, holds a residential citation and the air modal.

Ills ship was hit over but flew 100 miles be I 1 5 copy, devotes nine of Its 61 pages to Chicago, which lt terms a "hus ky, young giant." casualties. 15 from Illinois. The list brought naval casualties since I'rnrl Harbor to including 31,411 dead, 3R.79S wounded. 9.311 missing, and 4,479 prisoners. Those from Chi-cngoland follow: MM M.O ASO VICINITY, rrunn, William Robert, ennlsn.

S. N. mlnslim Mother, Mr. Kuth Craven. 12SU3 Wallace t.

Jamr Nathaniel, ttrwnrd'i mat let rims. s. N. DiltUng lather, Faut Gray, 37.U av. (irlehahn.

ImaM lvn. arnman 24 rlaaa. It. N. Motlter.

Mi. tJua Gilcbahn. 6007 NcUmi at. Kawalrr, Frank, water lender 2d rlM. U.

S. dead J'nrenta. Mr. and. Mra.

Geure Albert Kawalee. 4753 JUMlne at. Kendall, Karl Itrure. alilp' coo 3d clan, O. S.

N. missing Mother. Mra. Dollle laj Kendall. 602 S.

Mil Maywood. Kenner, l.anrenee Anthnnv, eaman 1st clM. U. S. N.

wounded Wile. Mr. Mattle 11. Kenner. 409 Addison Klsln.

Ken, Jnvph c'harlea, aviation iMrtilnlrt'i mate 2d elass, U. N. wounded Mother. Mra. Acne M.

Kenney. 84S N. Wabash av. I.amnnn. Kobert Nelnn, runner' mate 3d rla.H, U.

S. wounded Wife, Mr. Florence Marie Lamsnn, 711 Washlncton Waunegan; grandmother. Mra. Katherlne Mill, 10i S.

Victory Waukeean. Kandher. Branley Karretl. lieutenant IJ. I.

An Introductory page to an eight page layout of 11 pictures of Chica go's steel mills, packing houses stock yards, beaches, and cultural field have been notified. Sgt. Cole, radio gunner on a bomber, had been. In the army since July 1, 1943. A memorial mass will be held at 9:30 a.

m. Saturday in St. Theodore's church. PVT. ROBERT WAGNER, 31, of Deerfield.

has been missing in fore lt was seen to go down. His' wife. Patricia and his baby! daughter, Patricia Ann, born 3 and whom he never has seen, live, at the Fullerton pkwy. address. LT.

LOUIS E. SIKORSKI, 25, died' iUV J. YUUIIUJ v. a Ail centers and Its people, tells the Russians that Chicago Is perhaps the most typical of American big cities. The contents of Amerika were censored by the OWI and the Russian government.

The magazine is pocket size and of slick paper. It will be issued every other month. action in Eelgium since Dec. 20, his wife, Helen, has been Informed, Pvt. Wagner, an infantryman, went overseas a year ago.

His parents. Mr. Tt mltne Pnrrnl. Mr. and Mr action in France, his widow, Mrs.

Lillian Sikorskl, 2230 Lawler av, has been notified. Lt. Sikorskl entered the army in July, 1941. Memorial services will be held at 9 a. m.

Saturday in St. Stanislaus Eishop and Martyr church, 2318 Lor-el av. 4fc KB Lt. Loni E. Sikorlkl.

LOOKS CORP. WILLIAM CZAPLINSKI. 32. of 21X3 N. Talman member of a tank crew of the 2i arm-rred division, was killed in action in France last July 28, relatives have if you will spend one hour at Arthur Murray's TO0JIY bef-n notified.

He is survived by his mother. Mareella, four brothers. John, Steve, Georpe of Knowlton, and Leo. and two sisters, Mrs Ivarl Maturate of the Talman av. aiiirev.

and Mrs. Sophie Mongrello of 1651 N. Washtenaw av. T. STANLEY E.

LIS. 23, of 1753 Superior navigator on a troop transport iane, was killed Zov. 19 in a crash near Lewes, Eng. land, his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Lis. have been notified. Four sisters, also survive. Memorial mass held et 10 a. m.

Saturday in Ilo'y Innocents' church, i T)VT. JOS Em R. KAUSAL. 19. was killed In action on Leyte Island last Nov.

16. the war department has informed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Kausal.

8036 Cham-plain av. He was graduated from the Chicago Vocational school eight days before he entered the army on Feb. 22, 1944. He also is survived by two brothers and two sisters. PVT.

WALTER. LUSINSKI, 24, died of wounds suffered Nov. 19 en Leyte Island while taking part in his third major engagement in the PaciSc, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lusinski, 9122 Greenwood have been notified.

He was one of 13 children. Memorial services will be held at 10 a. m. Saturday In Our Lady of Hungary church. SGT.

RAYMONeTl. COLE, 19, reported missing in Europe Dec. 9, was killed Jn action, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred 6507 S.

Marsh- Does it seem hard to believe that even if you've never danced before you can get up and dance in public after just one hour's lesson? Arthur Murray says it's true and one of his experts will prove it to you. His Magic Step is the secret When he discovered that this one simple step is the basis of all the modern dances, he found a revolutionary shortcut to teaching dancing. So why wait another day? Decide now and dance tonight Kesolve never again to miss out on invitations or to sit like a bump on a log at parties. Put yourself in the hands of our experts. You'll shed your doubts in the first 5 minutes.

In only a few fiours you'll be really pood have a smart Fox Trot or a real Cuban Rumba down pat! Then discover what 'grand fun it is to dance and be popular. What a thrill you'll pet when every partner loads you with compliments! Pick up the phone now and call WABash 8510. Or come to the studio today. Studio open until 10 P. M.

57 E. JACKSON BLVD. 2 CAN NOW LEARN AT THE PRICE FOR 1 When Arthur Murray lut on hi Mattic Step he revolutionized the teaching of dancing. This imjilr lep it to tlancintt what the alphabet i lo writinit. Onre ymi Irarn it.

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