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TERRY CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: 8 Taeiday.jQBt5.1945 "ID ONE IS FOOLISH A nSHTOUP LITTLE XovaU) Fiuy; KOT JUST -ANP I A1I0HT HIT APRIL OK you awpdl manYnow ain't what have you that tenter? to lieut, "a- v-THAgLE i3, 54 CHICAGOLAND MEN NAMED IN Bin IlL HAVE TO CL' MTCU'Z TYPE, PULL PEPOCE THIS- -jITee-owJ a white A1AN jitf Jv ANP TWO AND iiS THEY'VE COT AFCL ANC? Yfia liS HOTSHOT I SHOULDN'T r4: SLM THESE Vm I CZQWV JOIN'S IT WITH WHOEVER IS IN THAT HOUSE ON THE CENTER CO.VP JOIN'S BP WITH WHOEVER rV-, IS IN THAT HOUSE ON THE CENTER Ml A New Delicacy in Pipe Tobacco OF THE Soys CASUALTY LIST i OWI Reports Army, Navy Dead, Wounded Chicate Tribune Press Service Washington, D. June 4 A cas- Once Our Service i Has Been Tried We Know you Will Be Satisfied Today's Specials: Indiana Distilled OC WHISKEY. 80 proof. Fiffh THE GUMPS Slain in Denver IN YOU OVEK- HEUeTAY ETLYATEE? K'. AWAY TILL XV VvR.5UMR.-, 5 1 AN OLP 50PTlE-rVE PEC1PEPTOOVEB1M liiL'4y ANOTHER CHANCE- WELL-THE OLP NO-WE LAPy REALLY MAPE I PERN1TELV fi-OOP HER THRTE AT -AIP, PROBABLY BE PACK I fEaipS THI AFTERNOON- if -msiiih ualty list containing the names of navy men killed, wounded, and missing in action and army personnel killed, wounded, and missing in the European and Pacific regions was made public todayy by the office of war information.

The list includes the names of 54 from Chicago and vicinity, i The next of kin have been kept in- formed of any changes in the status of casualties since this report was issued, the OWI said. f-wx4l Nationally Famous Vermouth Sweet or Dry. 7fiC Large bottle Vl A truly great tobacco favor, suggestive of juicy red apples fresh from the branch. Mellow Very Popular White and Red Sweet Light-bodied Wines JLCc Fifth 03 as old vintage brandy heady, yet delicate with a redolent bouquet that hovers like a halo CHICAGO AND VICINITY Popular Brand Dessert Light 501 Wine. Sweet.

12 Fifth XAYT DEAD nrury. John Edward, Fire controlman 3c. US.NR Son of Mrs. Ann Drurjr. 6218 Dorchester Ave.

I Uaida. Joseph Pfc. USMCR fPrevlously reported wounded April 241 Husband of Mr. Joseph J. Cazda.

1356 W. 49th and son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gazda, 2716 W. Thoroai St.

Millsap. Stewart UPMC Pon of Mn. Sylvia T. Millsap, 4927 Main I Downers Grove. your briar.

Try a 3iljn frurrrij's Snow Apple Pip Tobacco Wine and Whisley Liqueur, Special fC Vi Pint wlwl Tops at Annapolis LISTS ARMY MEN AMERICAN CONSULATE AT MANILA SUPPLIES FOOD TO U.S. CIVILIANS pP0 RELEASED FROM CAMPS IN REICH It's Aplc-Fragrantl INSTRUCTOR DIES SAVING TRAINEES FROM A GRENADE SERVICES for Corp. Aloysius J. Mezydlo, 27, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John Mezydlo. 2S53 Quinn st, killed June 1 at Camp Wheeler, will 1- COMPLETE STOCK cf all NATIONALLY ADVERTISED WHISKIES, GINS. WINES SPECIAL CASH PRICES i NAVY WOrNDFO Arneberr. Jamei Pfc, USMCR Son of Mr. and Mrs.

Louts E. Arneberg. 8235 S. 1 Marshheld Ave. Gazdriak.

Frank Pfc, USMCR Son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gazdzlak. 2618 Cortez St. Geelan, Francis USMCR Son of Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Geelan, 1454 E. Bour-bonnals Kankakee. Gentilini. Gino.

USMCR Son of Mrs. Cesarlna GentlUnl, 322 Ashland High-wood. Kovel, Charles, Pfc. USMCR Son of Mr. 53 from Chicago Area MANILA.

P. June 4 W) The American consulate assumed the task of supplying foodstuffs to Associated Press V'lrephotol MRS. EMILY CLEMENT Denver, June 4 Special Police Monday were looking for a man with blood spattered clothes and be held at 10 a. m. to morrow in St.

Bar bara's church. Corp. and Mrs. Leon Kovel, 4635 Custer BEER iar- qvf- -v fr I By the Case T04cri Included Chirac Tribune Press Service Washington, D. C.

June 4 A of United States army personnel American civilians in Manila today! and announced a basic ration of; 2.000 calories daily, costing S1.S31 weekly, for each adult. The ration Kow'aike. Robert Cpl usmcr son ot i a deep, booming cough as the slayer Mezydlo. a veteran of Mrs. liable Kowalke.

1713 Rnscoe St. Minelli. Lawrence J. Pfc, USMCR Son Of Corrrisht 1043 Open from 7 A. M.

to 4 A. 25 M. includes beef and gravy, ration biscuits, and pilchards (a herring- A Product of John Surrey, Ltd, 130-138 S.IIalsted St. of Mrs. Emily Kogeler Clement, 34, attractive bank clerk and theater candy counter attendant, who was found dead in her apartment, a block from the Colorado state capi-tol, Sunday night, her skull fractured in several places by blows freed from German 'prison camps was made public by the oflicc of war information.

The list includes the names of 53 from Chicago and vicinity. like fish. Military demands on ship the North African and Italian campaigns, It-nped to recover a A. grenade thrown by a Ji trainee after it struck I'v' a tree and fell between two soldiers It exploded before he could throw it out of danger. lie has been recommended for the soldier's medal for saving the lives of the trainees.

I Associated Press Wlrephotosl Midshipmen Harry Nelson Upthegrove (left) and Harry Andrew Watson. (Picture on hack page) Annapolis. June 4 (.4) Mid- CHICAGO AND VICINITY Alles. William 1st Lt Husband of Mrs struck with a heavy electric iron. ping still limit importation of foodstuffs and a black market flourishes.

Typical black market prices include: Beef. $4 a pound; bread, $150 a loaf; sweet potatoes. 35 cents a pound, and bananas, 8 cents each. Air. ana Airs.

Sebastian Minelli, 73 E. 100th St. Mllewikl. Peter Cpl. USMC Son Of Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Mllewikl. 5540 Wrlght-wund Ave. Millman, Ronald USMCR Son ot Mis Ada Millman. 6916 Civile Ave.

Milton, Thomas A USMCR Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Milton. 4604 Lake Park Ave.

Ke.tr. Robert Emmett, Lt. Ijgj. USNR Son cf Mrs. Nora ReeU.

2634 N. Calllornla Ave. Knhotkirwicz. Idmund USMCR Son of Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Sobotklewlcz. 2441 S. Sawyer Ave. Torres, Carmen, Pfc. USMCR Son ot Mrs.

Aurora T. Rlvas, 9110 Brandon Ave. Toier. Clifton L-. USMC Son ot Mrs.

Mane Thompson. 1947 Cleveland Ave. Treee, Frank Pfc, USMCR Son ot Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tiege.

1738 W. Ohio St. Trimble, Rorer USMC Son of Mr. Marlon K. A I In.

3822 N. Kimball Ave. Also being sought are Mrs. Clem Banas. Henry Set Son of Mrs.

Julia! ent's diamond studded wristwatch Bakun, 1235 W. Fry St. i Barren, inward pvt. Husband or Mn. .1.1 t- and two valuable rings which were Louue P.

Barrett. 1421 Dickens Joikt. smpnifn uonaiu uroie SMiiw. iva- i i 1 1 i Hi Bartolomel. Ariotide Pfc Son of Mrs.

rinp. IS- IlarfV fsClSOn UDthe- Cecilia J. Bartolomci. 1229 S. 52d Ann Mbo flnd Bartorci.

John Pfc Son of Pasouale? Andrew Watson. San Anfonio. not on her body or in her apart-' ment when a co-worker at the Broadway theater, Mrs. Anna Cannon, went there Sunday night to learn why Mrs. Clement had failed to appear for work.

Independence blvd- have been notified. Memorial services will be held! at 9 a. m. Friday in Presentation: sariucci, Olll lxingion St. Li ii Li ycf gentl Batten, Roger Pfc Son of Verne Batten.

1775 Granville Ave. Mrs. Walter C. Trimble, 8841 Luna were declared the three midshipmen standing highest in the order of merit in the 194G graduating class, numbering over 1,000, at the United States naval academy. mary R.

Biibrey. 949 Cornelia Ave. aiorion urove. Trnsr.kowski. Chester Pfc.

USMCR Son of Mrs. Anna Truszkowski, 1114 N. Pauline St. Hurt man. Henry.

Pfc Son of Mrs. Mar GEORGE G. TSALAPATAS. 22, pharmacist's mate third class, died recently of wounds received on I wo Island, his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Gustave Tsalapatas, who now live in Columbia, S. have been advised. Tsalapatas was graduated from Amundsen High school in 1941. pVT. EUGENE SULLIVAN 20.

reported missing in action May 15, 1944, in Italy, has been declared officially dead, his parents. i mmm Mrs. Cannon told police she talked to Mrs. Clement on the telephone garet Horgman. 7130 S.

Sangamon St. arello, Peter Sgt. Son of Mrs. Jennie Careilo. South Wilmington.

Iselin won eight naval academy! church. pORP. LESLIE COOPER. 27. died April 4 in a German prison camp, his widow Mrs.

Leon a Cooper of Fox Lake, was advised yesterday by the war department, Corp. Cooper was captured Dec 21. 1944, in Belgium. A son. Donlin.

2. also sur- about 2 a. m. Sunday and thought she heard a man coughinc in the Cameron. James 2d Lt Son of James L.

Cameron, 1005 lilnman. Evanston. Carson, John St. Husband of Mrs. Dorothv R.

Carson, 5K41 S. St. Louis Ave. C'astrlUnl. Guido, T5 Son ot Frank Castrl-lanl.

355 North Highland Park. room. "I hear you have company," Mrs. Cannon said she said, but the statement brought no response from MIMICAL OIL prizes, Including the class of 1S71 sword for proficiency In practical and theoretical ordnance and gunnery, and the class of 1912 prize of a gold watch to the midshipman graduating highest in the course of English. Son of Mr.

and Mrs. C'lssewftkf. Ben Pfc at Jnsenh Clszewskl, 6534 S. Throop St. The easy-action laxativa Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Sullivan, 718 vives. Mrs. Clement. torrodo, Joe pfc Son of Joe Corrodo.

1141 Felton Court. os. Nicholas 1st Lt Son of Mrs. J. for ordinary constipation Cox.

409 Brldee St Jollet. NAVY MISSING Stronr. Theodore Roosevelt, Steward's mate lc. USCC Son of Mrs. Bessie Deberry, 9426 S.

Harvard Ave. ARMY DEAD European Rerlon Cassels, William 1st Lt. Brother of Mrs. Helen C. Ramp, 4048 Crove Western Sprlnirs.

Irahoi. Frank Pfc Son of Mrs. Mary J. Drahos. 1426 W.

50th St. F.hrir, Frank SSgt. Son of Frank Ehrlf. 655 W. 69th St.

Evans, James, Pfc. Son of Mrs. Agnei Evans. 6620 S. Green St.

Just. Harry 1st Lt. Husband ot Mrs. Georgette B. Jut.

5926 S. Sangamon St. Petrasek. William Pfc. Son of Mrs.

Mary B. Petraseic, 1627 N. Wood St. ARMY MISSING European Rerions Funk. Clifford Pfc Husband of Mrs.

Lorraine B. Funk. Strong Wheeling. Kedtuh, John, Pvt. Brother of Mrs.

Anna R. Mllewskl. 4350 S. Honore St. tronin, James 2d Lt.

Son of Mrs. ill. P. Iselin. he entered the naval FORMER CIIICAGOAX Mrs.

Clement lived in Chicago until 15 years ago, when she moved to Denver with her husband, Willis Margaret Cronln. 211 S. York Elmhurst. crotte, Gilbert, 'Set. son ot Mrs.

Mary academy by appointment of the. Lou crotte. 5638 pensacoia Ave. secretary of the navy. 1 Davidson.

Simon. Set. Son of Mrs. SoDhle i P. Clement, a scalp specialist, who died there two years ago.

Her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Kogeler, OLD BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING Chartered by the State of Illinois in 1865, Millers National Insurance Company marks its eightieth anniversary this year. Its career in serving Chicago through eight long decades parallels those of the Chicago Board of Trade and the Chicago Clearing House Association both of which were born in that same far-off year 1865. Illinois Tire uas founded in 18'G. Specify one of these time-tested Chicago fire companies.

uvea ul o-tj-j rwimDarK and a sister, Mrs. Estelle Duell, resides at Davidson. 852 Mohawk St. Upthegrove, Who Will Df gradU- j.orId.W7"7 sT8011 wimamiated second in his class at the naval Drsbek. j'ohn -2d Lt.

son of John m. academy, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. brother of Mr.jClair Upthegrove. He received class George Bayard, seneca hotel.

numerals in gymnastics, and in his Dvorak, George 1st Lt Son of Mrs. i Marie Dvorak. 1308 S. Gundcrson class year qualified 8S expert rifleman. Usenberr.

Seymour, Pfc Son of Mrs.i Frances Elkenberg, 917 Windsor Ave. Watson is the Son of Maj. R. M. Fain, John Sgt.

Son ot Mrs. Mabel it mmv nnrt Mrc C. Fain. 7951 Escanaba Ave. aison.

u. i. aim, ana IvlrS. Fleming, Edward T5 Husband of Mrs.VatS0n. Shirley E.

Fleming. 511 Franklin Wau- keean. I Pupiknfer, Joseph Pfc. Son of Mr. Anne 6510 Yale av.

Pupmoler, 1653 N. Central Ave. ARMY DEAD fPaciae Resionsl Grxelak, Joseph Cpl. Brother of Henry orzciak. 4 a.

Marsnneid Ave. Jarouskr. Fred. Pfc Husband of Mrs. Helen Robinson, Grorre Pvt.

Son ef Everett D. Robinson, Mlsnawaka. Throckmorton, Raymond Pfc Son G. JarousKy, 1402 W. 14th PI.

Kaminski. Anlhonv. Pfc Son of Mrs. Anna iiene a. i nrockmonon, 1333 E.

Cant' Fos, Noah Pvt. Husband of Mrs. Eva; i Mary A. Kryszak. 4S53 Northcote East S.

Fox. 4510 Jackson Blvd. Pvt. Son of Mrs. Esther ARMY MISSING European Rerionsl Freeberg, Walter, Mnran, Fdrar Pvt.

Husband of Mrs. O. Freebeig. 151 W. 57th Pi.

wgy. Alexander 1st Lt. Husband of Kaminskl. 4947 S. Justine St.

Krell, Melvin Pvt. Son of Mrs. Grace L. Krell. Wauconda.

Krotiak. Anthony Pfc. Son of Mrs. Caroline Krotiak, 10730 S. La Salle St.

Moskala, John Pfc. Brother of Miss Helen Moskala. 3120 W. 38th St. Weiner.

Georte 2d Lt. Husband of Mrs. LT gy, 48J0 Magoun Geiirgetta E. Moran. 845 Wheeler Gary.

Tririnski, I dm In Pfc. Husband of Mrs. Frances H. Trzclnskl, 48 Waltham Hammond. Wasiak.

Edward Pfc. Son of Mrs. Clara M. Wasiak, 4437 Ash Hammond. Fulstick, William Pfc Sen of Henry Fulstlck, 3419 Evergreen Ave.

Fyda. Louis 2d LL Brother of Miss Antonette Fyda. 154S W. TValton St. Grant.

William 2d Lt. Husband of Mrs. Viola E. Grant. 4118 N.

Sacramento Ave. Gray, John 2d Lt. Son of John Gray, ozja Washington Downers Grove. Norma B. Weiner, 3300 Lake Shore Drive.

ARMY WOUNDED Pacific Regions Anderberg, Arnold Pvt. Husband of Mr. Eleanor L. Anderberg, 107 S. Waller Ave.

Cyrnek, Matthew Pvt. Son of Mrs. Mary A. Cyrnek, 5350 S. Winchester Ave.

jStrong Temblor Rocks Harlow, George TSgt. Son of Mrs. Mabel Harlow, Greenbay Waukecan Jarsynka, Leonard Sgt. Son of Mrs. Louise E.

Jarzynka, Lemon t. Jellings, Charles Set. Son of Mrs. Chiriqui Area of Panama PANAMA CITY, Panama. June 4 Grabenkort, Earl Pfc Son of Fred H.

Elizabeth M. Jellings, 718 Myrtle Graoenkort, 137 W. Lincoln Barrlngton. Haraburda, George Pfc. Son of Mrs.

Lillian Haraburda. 1502 N. Tripp Ave. Kirk, William Set. Son of William H.

Kirk. 6537 S. Wood St. (iP) A strong earthquake shook Shiriqui province yesterday, caus Jones. Edwin w.

T4 Husband of Mrs. Lorraine Jones, 1139 S. Western Ave. Jones, Frederick 1st Lt. Son of John Sea me at your favorite Men's Shop or Department Store 8 Lawson, Jack C.

Pic. Son of Mrs. Sarah ARMY MISSING rPseilie Reclons Cornejo. Anthony Sgt. Husband of Mr Juanlta Cornejo, 114 W.

15th Gary. LEFT STRANDED IN AUSTRALIA, SAYS CHIC AGO AN SYDNEY. Australia, June 4 (JPh-The Australian government and shipping officials were accused of failing to appreciate the hospitality extended to Australian service men in the United States in a letter printed today in the Herald signed by a writer who identified himself as E. H. Scott, president of the Scott Radio laboratories, Chicago.

Scott, who recently left Australia aboard a neutral shiD. wrote that he H. Jones, 3501 W. Franklin Blvd. ing minor damage but no casualties, it was reported today.

Lawson, 1410 E. 60th PI. Jurha, Walter 'Set of Mrs. An mm Lukasek, Joseph F. Set.

Husband of toinette Jucha. 1153 N'oble St. Keefer. George Pfc Son of Mrs. Mary Mrs.

Josephine S. Lukasek, 5230 S. Winchester Ave. Mack, Joseph Pfc Husband Of Mrs. I I.

,15, r.4 A. Heeler, 64o8 N. Clark St. Kolbaba. Korman Sgt.

Son of Mrs. Mary Kolbaba. 5311 S. Damen Ave. rf-S I Morrow.

Jack Pfc Son of Mrs. Helen Kristie. Gene. T5 Brother of Mrs. Rose mmf A Morrow.

3603 W. 64th St. Migala. 2454 W. Walton St.

Karir. Anthony Pvt. Husband of Mrs. fy I ttiio. jesse ox Mrs.

Margaret mjr I mm TADVERTTSiSTl PSORIASIS Sufferers try Dermoil Make Dermoil "One Spot Test Don't mistake eevtca for th stubborn. rmbarraKunK. caiy. iurrent bkih ctt, I'aonaaia. Apply non-wtaininc UrmoiL Toou aands do for araJy spots on body or sra.pw Grateful users, often aJtrr jrearsi of aufTnr-e.

report thw calew have forie. ta red pater disappeared and they enjoyed thrill of a clt-ar akin Liennotl is card by many doctors snd is backed by a pwitiv agreement to definite brnefit ia wks or money is refunded without quvsmn. in! 10c stamps or coin) for srriemun trial bott, to make our famous "One pot Provw it yourself no matter how lone tave suf fered or hat you have tried. rcaw surprise you. Caution: Ce aa drectrd.

Vnte today tor your DermoU test bott. Print name and address plainly, lllustra-r-d book on psoriaus ani IrmoU wnrb amax.se proof of results sent FREE. Don't d-ay liermoil. lke LaboratnrK, Kos 647. Nirta t-rn Station.

105i. t.I BY UCOKTT SERVICE GREEN AVD LEADING UKUO STORES. AD VERTlSirENT I Mary G. Kurlr. 7339 S.

Honore St. 3 kizo. H4 s. Kacme St. I Saliani.

Frank Set. Son of Otto SaUanl. MacArthur, Alexander, Sit. son or Mrs. Mary S.

MacArthur. St. Mary's Liberty- 6230 S. Claremont Ave. Smith.

Harold Pfc. Son of Mrs. Anna Vllle. ri Smith. 4216 W.

Jacksnn Blvd 14 1:1 tommo Sullivan. Loois Fl.O. Son of Mrs. Kath- 7836 S. Ada St.

leen M. Sullivan. Vician, Stephen R. Pvt. Husband ol t.Ui Mrs.

Alice B. Vlclan. 2833 Lyndale St. ui.SUi.iMuiiy lor lour ana a mur 'i- as? vV i taut not CniKET SOC erlnt fTl 3 5 5119 i 4 $1.50 Wets I -EriS Minimum I li, -fl I 5 niyrt tt IhEiAV I ARMY MISSING Pacific Regions! Schimel, John Sgt. Son of John A.

Schlmei. 4933 Dakln St. Schneider, Robert Fl.O. Husband of Mn. Ruth Schneider.

5717 N. Menard Ave. Zakoian. Sam C. S'Sgt.

Son of George 3316 W. Van Buren St. McCain, Farl 1st Lt. Son o( Mr. and Mrs.

Vincent M. Jenklnson. 6902 Riverside Drive. Berwvn. Mork, William Pfc Husband of Mrs.

Adeline F. Mork. 630 Barry Ave. Mott. Charles Sgt.

Son ot Mrs. Mary E. Mott. 72 5 W. 60th PI.

Penne. Harold Pfc Son of Mrs. Elva E. Penne. 3147 Cleveland Brookfleld.

Poole. Earl 2d Lt. Son of Mrs. Emily Poole, 1427 N. Raynor Jollet.

Momiany. Joseph 2d Lt. Son of Stanley Stnmiany. 454 0 S. Mozart St.

Tnskenis, John C. Pvt. Son of Mrs. Rose U. Tuskenis.

4506 S. Talman Ave. Urhimnra. Masayoshl. Pfc.

Son of Mrs. Rul Ucrtlmura. 942 E. 4 2d PI. Vihon, Lester.

2d Lt. Son of Lee L. Virion, 5104 N. Christiana Ave. nau montns to obtain sea or air transport from Australia to the United States, and was "literally stranded in Australia." His letter said that for the last two and a half years he had maintained an Anzac hospitality center in Chicago D0WNSTATE ILLINOIS r-H atulactvi 1 1 which provided hospitality for ap Weber.

Roland 1st Lt. Son of Henry REMOVE DANDRUFF SCALES proximately 3,000 Australian and New Zealand airmen. A spokesman for the Scott Radio laboratories said yesterday that Athlete's Foot Victims Storm iff-- Weber. 3214 W. McLean St.

Wheeler, Gordon 2d Lf. Son of Mrs; Daisy Wheeler. 6035 N. Winthrop Ave. DOWN STATE ILLINOIS Dace, Fred Fl.O.

Son of Fred E. Dace, 107 Armstrong PL. Peoria. NAVY DEAD Branson. Harold USMCR Son Of Mrs.

Mabel Brunson, 128 Longvlew Pl Decatur. NAVY WOUNDED Mogan. Larson USMC Son of Mrs. Neva L. Mogan.

1325 S. Jefferson Peoria. ARMY WOUNDED I Pacific Regions! A I bee. Prosper Pfc. Son of Mrs.

Mathilda Albee, 2303 E. State Rockford. OPEN WE0.4.THURS. 9 A. M.

TO P. M. WAREHOUSE 39 1 S. Ashtand 39th St. Hi Jones.

Loy Pvt. Son of Raymond H. Scott cabled on May 18 he was leaving his Sydney hotel. His associates presume that he is at sea. A pioneer radio manufacturer, Scott was born Jones, 95 S.

Broadway, Decatur. INDIANA Drug Stores I in New Zealand, fought with Anzac Boguss, Jolfn G-, Sgt. Son of Mrs. Mary Borusi. 4906 N.

Cote East Chicago. Bush, Bert Pvt. Husband of Mrs. Viola INDIANA troops on the western front in World Bush. 3666 Connecticut Gary War and became an American citizen subsequently.

He furnished and donated the Anzac hospitality Chigas, George Pvt. Son of Mrs. Susie Chlgas. 3907 Hemlock East Chicago. Chrnby.

Lew Sgt. Son ot Mrs. Jnse-phene Chruby, 5010 Baring Avenue, East elites eo. Kryssak. John Cpl.

Husband of Mrs. ADVEP.TISME.NT I Now Try This 3 For 1 Value In Aspirin You'll get nearly 3 tablets for only It when you buy the largo 100 tablet bottle of St. Joseph Aspirin for 35c. Big family favorite No aspirin does more for you no matter what you pay. Always get St.

Joseph Aspirin- center at 737 N. Michigan av. ARMY DEAD Enropean Regions Tohnlka. Richard Pfc Brother ot George E. Tohuika, 611 N.

Cushing South Bend. ARMY DEAD Pacific Regions Domsich, Michael Pfc. Son ot Mrs. Magdalen Domsich. 491S Grassellt East Chicago.

Filipowies. Thadeus Pfc Son of Mrs. Vera Flllpowlcz. 1001 Cleveland Gary. ARMY WOUNDED (Pacific Regions To Get Improved Formula That Kills Dreaded Germs On Contact Tes, tne riewlr ftrpr-ej fi Allen's root-r a spe deatll to Alh'ete Foot verms, ku.

on contact laboratr1 tnta prove tia atnt brrwnd eu-tip of a doubt. Good Nr Sure but that's onlr the half of it. The improved Ain s) oot-Ease has an effective deodorant ario helps keep perspiriif -rt dry, ard re fmm offensive odor. So why fori with W-e effective foot powders jost sprinkle Allen's Foot-Ea oa your feet. your toes and into ypur shoes.

iHjn't nrr looeer the it chirr, torment of Athlete a Foot. Fine too. for tired, barxir.e fee- Ruarsnteed tn satisfy or mosey tmf xsded. Only Zif at aU druffguU. S'T -TV'" --V-X 3 i .5 i iV MINTS A Vl Mom and Pop and the Car 1 ALLAY ITCH CAUSED BY DANDRUFF I A0VEJiTISTl Rheumatic Happy; Relieves Pain Quick Thousands of sufferers from the tortenrf pains due to rheufrausm.

scit. lumaar t. neuraJiria and neuritis are mi; hty brry over their discovery of NORITO. Now tney fca'e lound a formula wtuca relieves So-e vihautin( muscu.ar aches paina. NOKiTOn unntwonhy and drprndar really works fast, lf too want so Ires in the foy of relief from pain -eo von csa wirs ta ware sod sleep comfort be we ad trw NUK1TU nnder thai srondad If very first tier drurs do not relieve that crwi pain to Ttrtf sstnf Trtion your rrv will he refunded.

lrn't lee your druciist todas-end ret NuRITO nn thai cuaranree EACTI 3ay 1600 persons with fcair prr.Mrrrui consult Tliomas. Thomas experts do everything within the scope of their extensive t-kill and ability to allay hair worries for those penons whom they accept for treatmcnt.The fact that The Thomas have administered successful hair treatment for more than 20 year, epeaks volumes for the Roundness and merit of Thomas serv ice. Consult a Thomas expert today about ymir hair problems. Lrt him show you exactly how Thomas treatment removes dandruff scales, and soothes rcalp itch caused by dandruff. -Tou'll readily understand vhy a quarter-million other persons entrusted Thomas with their hair problems.

Come in today for free advice and consultation (in private). yl'J PROVIDE r-Ak- WS HYGIENIC I Va ykmrnk. HAIR CARE I I A VCRTISilE VT I If VKf-I-iUIV; I 1 1 1 r. Men, Women Old at WantPep? Want to Fee! Years rn yoe Maine ertnT-4. worn-out e1- ea ao Thounanna e-iasrd at has a liti ie 7-inr a vrri tins done.

"nttas ianw asr.r at ill. eWl. fnr horly r-vaue- lw Tn l-'Ma; omphrlarrw 4wa vnaniin tiu IV irw ,1 nn D- I Try tr-s Tahiti. f.e new peri. voiTr fe fir It.

A t.i 4Af. ur aaie at all drus sum mri wbcre. IOO lb a. of w.a paper UI Waltft rarfona ronfaln. int ten rarlrldfiea for ladaie Ins life boats.

paper. i ar ifslssssh-1 ifci iwffl 1 1 pings would do wonders for the car, too, George. We must ha the Standard Oil Man put them in!" Hit-or-miss spark plugs waste gas they ran waMe a full gallon in every ten. Better have yours checked now. Stop at the sign of STANDARD SERVICE.

ist it. tanoaab LCcmhmt W. Tainston St. 1 SProfe Oeparfmenfs foe Men end Vsl Side tOIO W. Matlinn A'orfri Side 1733 llrnadHar Smith Side 719 W.

63rd St. at HaUted Street Milwaukee, If 'itr. 212 ironin Avenue HOI 11 A. M. to r.

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