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Chicago Tribune from Chicago, Illinois • 29

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Held in $10,000 Bond SHOP MONDAY 9:15 A.M..8:30 P.M. Tribute to Heroes (Eljtragn Satin tribune Monday. November 8, 1954 Part 2 Pe 7 for Wounding Girl, 6 New York. Nov. 7 tat Ben (Story in adjoining column) 81 If 1 11 IOTV If dZ-GET the FACTS at Ooldblcit's and you'll get a Hatch, 33, was held in $10,000 because she refused to go out with him.

The bullet broke the left leg of the sleeping ARMISTICE DAY NOW KNOWN AS VETERANS DAY GIFT PACKED bail today the accidental shooting of a six year old girL The man allegedly fired at the child's mother, Gloria Cooper, I LANE BRYANT, CHICAGO end AK PARKi T0K3 FIRST Hi CHICAGO AT HANDEL'S Jj yQU are 1l0t slc1jcler Quilted Gift CiicMlers Citizen Nov. 1 1 BY JOHN IL THOMPSON 7 fcv: 7. 1 Armistice day, Nov. 11, ob Kpt. Tosenh E.

McLean of Chi served since 1926 as a national holiday to honor the nation's a- rrn tirl-irt will Via in arViart7sH nuw tvv sv w- dA XT 4. 1 'Ftae-ai4' 5 'i', dead of World War I and subsequent conflicts, this year gets a new name and a new TWUt, 3-Trnlter Zenith iuu aaiiuiidi vciucLCijr luuiaua during observance of Veterans 'ROYAL-T day. ceremony. EDO 19 By act of Congress and Presidential proclamation, I Ns Money Down Nov. 11 will now be known BANDITS KIDNAP RICH SARDINIAN FARMER'S SON as Veterans day, honoring all men and women who have St.

served in the nation's armed forces. 1 On Veterans day, for the 7 A Come in for Free Demonstration Eases Aches and Pains Relieves Tension How De Ans Has Helped, Yes Thousands, This Professional-Type Way Ours Alone in Chicago first time, 2,500 newly natural I ized citizens will swear alle giance to the United States in an unique ceremony, being Te-peated tnruout the nation. 1.59 Wiekly Come in for the test story Learn about the impartial tests by America's foremost, private independent testing laboratory which prove that the Zenith priced at less than as much offers equivalent performance for xi the average operating and upkeep cost of the 5 other aids tested averaging $268! Try it yourself Come in for actual learn the joys of better find out bow much you have been missing. SOLD ON FAMOUS 11-DAY MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE Prlca IftcUdM air cadctioa receiver and stack tar maid. Florenci Dabbert, factory1ralnid In Hearing Aids, at Slat Street Stori Optical and Bearing Aid Dept.

1 I Federal Judge Win G. Knoch will administer the oath at ceremonies in Medinah Temple, Ohio st. and Wabash av. 3,000 to Parade At the same time more than 3,000 veterans and service regulars will parade in the down Stimulates circulation andre- rfT JJ. I'jX Sleeveless idAcs auung, urea leei ana NUORO, Italy, Nov.

7 Reuters Police tonight searched the hills of Sardinia for some trace of Arcangelo Calvisi, 18, son of a wealthy landowner. Bandits ambushed Arcangelo on a dark road last night and kidnapped him. His family refused to say whether they had received a ransom note. For two years, the hills of the Mediterranean island have witnessed a seesar struggle between Italian police and who have murdered at least 50 persons. Most of the victims were slain because the outlaws suspected them of working with the police.

Police iiave offered nearly $8,000 for the capture, alive or dead, or Pasquale Tanteddu, the island's bandit chief. Last Friday a posse of 20 policemen seized a key bandit, Antonio Porcheddu, 48, while he slept in the cottage of a shepherd. He was accused of committing a vendetta a revenge killing after a family feud. town area to State and Madi ankles. Helps soothe frazzled nerves, and 6oftens corns and i Long Sleeves son sts.

There, at 11 a. (BoiDBMiT! calluses. Thermo statically fnn. b3 ih after commemorative speeches and prayers, the war dead will trolled: AC-DC I receive their honor irom a STATE STUF.ET AMD XElGnBOMlOOD STORES marine firing squad and a Comfortable, pretty, easy-to-get-into snug cudd'ers that zip up the front I Over dresses, blouses, sweaters, under your coat perfect for those nippy days ahead. Black.

Buy for yourself buy for gifts! Order by Mall or Phone RAndofph 6-9800; EUclid 3-1245 bugler's taps. The parade is sponsored an 11 i nually by the American Legion's Marine post 273, Man- De Ans helps keep hands soft and aids in relief of arthritic conditions and rheumatic pains in finger joints. Thermostatically rnc pnntmlW A CT)C. SJ 8D mm man del Brothers post 305 and Carson Pirie Scott Co. post 314.

Frank Bloom, past commander of Marine post, is chairman. Wabash Washington, Chicago 1133 Lake St-, Oak Park 1U 4sii i Sanitary. Safe. i your fiorsss 0 Helpful therapeutic heat to suffering from arthritis and rheumatism, and muscular aches and pains. Easy to use home treatments -1 wee with thermostatic 4 mac heat.

AC-DC TO T1 "TJ Physiotherapy radiant heat designed to treat all parts of the body. Use for common cold, muscular aches and to help promote circulation. AC-DC therm o- statically con- OQS5 trolled heat. race ll The line of march starting at 9:55 a. m.

will be from Columbus dr. west on Monroe st to Michigan south to Adams st, west to State st, and north to Madison. After the ceremonies the parade will march north to Wacker dr. to music from the 5th army band and Great Lakes drum and bugle corps. Traffic will be detoured while the parade occupies Michigan av.

No parking will be permitted in the parade area. Chicagoan Guards Tomb At the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, in Arlington cemetery, across the Potomac river from Washington, site of official ceremonies, a Chicagoan will stand guard, as he has for many months. Sgt Joseph E. McLean, 6328 Eggleston is in charge of the 15 picked sentries. The man the nation honors as a symbol of all war dead was selected in France, Oct 24, 1921, by another Chicagoan, Sgt Edward F.

Younger, who died in 1949. From four coffins of the unidentified dead of World War Sgt Younger picked the third from the left by placing on it a spray of white roses. Auto and Train Collide in Germany; 5 in Car Die NIENBURG, Germany, 7 Of) An automobile and a railroad locomotive collided at a grade crossing here today, killing all five persons in the auto. 1 1 immsmw 1 I Retail Occupational Tax, 25c C.O.D shipping 1 charge 35c out tide mnr regular delicerg area. Cl XN, HteJ: -about buying a new car until you check the record-high horsepower of the 195S BLDDCSC YOUR BUICK DEALER vl UPPER SUBWAY.

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