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C. W. Childs. His father Is ta-i it Tart 1 Pare 25 tioned in Florida with a naval RAIDS UNCOVER $2.75 Chicken James Sippe, 51. of 3253 Clark at.

AUTO KILLS BOY IN FRONT OF HIS OAK PARK HOME HOTEL MURDER QUIZ TURNS TO Beaulify Your VICTORY GARDEN with POINT VALUES GO UP ON LARD, SHORTENING, COOKING OILS TODAY (Story in adjoining column) died yesterday in the Illinois Masonic hospital of injuries suffered the previous day when he walked against the side of an automobile HUGE POULTRY Scott Childs, 7, of 738 N. Grove hAaU YICTORY av oak Fane, was latany injured a. J'; yesterday when he was struck by at 3233 Clark st. The car was driven by James Lively, 52, cf 5003 Ravenswood av. Ration point values for lard, an automobile driven by John E.

BLACK MARKET shortening, and cooking and salad St Mixture of Gladioli Millizen, 518 N. Grove av, as he S3 oils were increased last night from ran across the street in front of his six to 10 points a pound, it was An unidentified Negro, between 30 and 40, who was found lying In the street on May 3 at Monroe st. and Western av. and who was believed to be the victim of a hit-run home. He was pronounced dead in The area office of price adminis HIGH SCHOOL SET Hunt Goes On for Friend of Slain Youth announced at office of price admin West Suburban hospital.

Millizen, tration, striking at what It called who is superintendent of the Illi istration headquarters in Washington, D. the most flagrant black market Sn 25 Bulbs, Prepaid, $1.00 are flowering: size bulbs of fine named varieties, carefully chosen to provide an excellent range of color. Planted in a Victory garden row. or in the cardrn hnrdrr. iM rrulf sn nois Research hospital, was not held.

automobile, died yesterday in County Chicago, In the next few days will The changed point values will be Scott was a son of Mr. and Mrs. hospital. file more than a score of criminal effective at 12:01 this morning, the announcement said. Industrial users actions and injunction suits against attractive landscape' di'plav.

and also cut south side poultry dealers, Marlon of fats and oils will also receive TODAY'S BEST W. Isbell. area director, said decreased allotments for the cur rent quarter. flowers for the home or chtiuh. Six Varieties Giant Zinnias (90c Value) 50c TVASlliST of ilivei to grow.

iliee aiietiei arc unrivaled in ht and beauty in the summer garden. They srow faM. bloom earlv and continue InheU's atatement cam after three The increased point values were dttys of surprise raids on more than made necesnary by the creater 50 dealers between 35th and 63d sts shipments of fats and oils to lib erated countries. OPA said. from State st.

to Cottage Grove av, A widespread Investigation of Juvenile rlrllnrtuency In north llo high schools nought yesterday hy pdllte they to search for Donald Jay Cook, 15, of 1W! Pryn Mawr In connection with the bludgeon murder of Morton Stein. 16, of 4032 N. Kedzie av. Stein's stabbed and beaten body was found Friday morning in room 733 of the Stevens hotel. Police, endeavoring to learn where the two youths, who had been liv in which 14 Negro OPA agents said to flower until One packet each of the folkmins varieties: Crimson Monarch, Polar Bear (white); Illumination (deep roe); Oriole (orange and sold); Koval Turple and Eldorado (salmon apricot), prepaid for 50c they discovered "appalling" condi tions.

JT out or fAWM COUNT POLICE SEIZE 10 IN RAID 0r The investigators, acting on hun Wa ill rafatd frcta orica wlhVa ftwa if soa ara not cmDtaraly satf) dreds of complaints from customers. I 25.000 Flower Sttds for 25c said they found scrawny chickens TRIBUNE Photo I Quintin Johnstone, OPA food AS RACING OPENS selling for as much as 51-50 a pound, 1.10 Carat bwutlful bnllUnt diamond sat in modarn fishtail mounting with four larga sparkling sida diamonds. Pricad far balow its original cost, it is open black market operators doing enforcement chief, weighing $1.44 Not long after horse racing was Maay othar fia Dlomead Slags. Brooches. SroceleH, Wafchas wtc at qsally low prlcts.

from S5.00-t ILLfNblS resumed yesterday afternoon, Lt, (ceiling price) chicken which al business under the eyes of city police who regulate long lines of cus Vrxughan's Seed Store 10 W. Randolph it Chicaaw I Enclosed is fee which ei me items checked cclow: I Victory Mixture CJadioH tl I Sis Giant Zinnias. S0c CI Surprise Catdea Mixture. ISc Xame Address Anton Paulus and Deputy Sheriff IOBAI5 EST BUY, legedly sold for $2.75 in south side black market yesterday. Our famous Surprise Cardrn Mixture otters you the real thrill of diKorerine; new flowers.

It is a carefully prrpare4 formula containing snore than 0 different annual flowers, many of which Ton probably have never seen. Sw in rows or as a border to vour Victor Car-den, and it i furnish cut flowers for the whole summer. I ounce prepaid for 25c. tomers, and diseased poultry sold under insanitary conditions. J-eo Cadieux of the Homewood county highway police raided an Federal Tax Additional ing in the hotel since last Sunday, had obtained money to dress and entertain, said they would seek help of school and juvenile authorities in questioning pupils at Senn High school, where Cook was a pupil, and Von Steuben High school and Washburne Trade school, which Stein attended.

Father Heard at Inquest Meanwhile, the inquest opened yesterday at the county morgue was continued until May 25 at the alleged handbook at 12330 Halsted st. Calumet Park. They arrested Investigators Trained for Drive Ever since the meat shortage be AUOCUTTpM IT. 140 N. Dearborn, 2nd VOTERS TO GET Anton Krapil.

47, owner of the Vil-lage Inn at. that address, as keeper, came acute," Isbell said, "the poultry black market has been active. FIVE BALLOTS IN SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TRIBUNE nu seized nine men as customers, It is flourishing all over the city, but is at its worst cn the south side. It is one of the most difficult to control, but we have trained 20 or more JUNE ELECTION 'Buy an Extra Bond request of Capt- Thomas Duffy after Alfred Stein, a chauffeur and father of the victim, testified he had investigators especially for this drive and hope to do some cleaning up." not seen his son for three months. Bond Issues, Transit WE'RE FAMOUS FOR HOME FURNISHING IDEAS Isbell said a city policeman was Problem Are Up found standing inside the door of a Stein protested against the taking of pictures by news photographers at the inquest and on two occasions jumped from the witness chair and started for the door, but was called store in which chickens were being Chicago voters will be handed five ballots when they enter the voting booths at the regular judicial elec back by Coroner Brodie, sold for $1 a pound, admitting 10 customers at a time.

At another store, he said, a policeman was stationed outside the door, watching a line of tion on June 4. Despite a coalition 3. Cook, It was learned, was reported judicial ticket, all polling places in 150 waiting customers. the city will be open because of the missing to Summcrdale police April 25 by his mother, who said at that time that her son returned In a small basement apartment, special propositions to be voted on When the voter enters the polling home after leaving the house at 8 occupied by a man, his wife, three children, and two dogs, several dozen chickens were found roosting on tl I place, he will be handed the follow Ing ballots: a. m.

on April 10. Tall to t'e Own Names i' beds, in the kitchen, and on chairs, The two boys registered at the 1. Judicial ballot containing unopposed candidates for 20 Circuit court Stevens hotel on May 6. Cook investigators reported. Customers bought live chickens for $1.25 judges, one Superior court judge full term, and three Superior court signed as Robert Levitus and Stein as Harold Grodon, both of New York $1.50 a pound, and carried their Sunday dinners out by the neck.

judges to fill vacancies. Under coall City. From New York police it was learned that they had registered at I 1.4 I tion, the Republican nominees were withdrawn and only Democratic a Unwelghed Chickens Sold Other investigators told of watch the Rex hotel there on April 26. 3 nominees will appear on the ballot. I1' I Br 'V I Stein's body was discovered at ing a customer pay for a chick Vote on Transit Merger i Cl yz i if' I x' I en which weighed 1 pound and 9 8:15 a.

m. Friday by a hotel maid who ignored a "do not disturb" 2. Proposition to create a metro- ounces, on which the ceiling should vsiivrsk. lit i f1i th politan transit authority. On the have been 71 cents; of storekeepers file11 iva vj w- door.

The body had been stuffed same ballot wil1 be. tne Proposition th rincot to grant the authority permission to who sold only to known customers, who stood in line hours for the priv Th. hnriv rmainPd unidentified purchase and operate Chicago's sur- tn it notice traced face, elevated and subway systems Til ilege of taking a live chicken from a coop on payment of $3 or more, without being allowed to weigh it i'aarV two telephone calls to Miss Shirley s- Cltv bond issues totaling 26 Allen. 15. of 5327 Winthrop av, a nm dollars, Including 5 millions hnhhv socks irirl.

for slum clearance, 2 millions for One of the most flagrant viola She told nolice she had SDent most playgrounds, 15 millions for post I 3 IK rimy 4 tions was being perpetrated by a store that on Wednesday sold, for 60 cents each, admission cards entitl cf Thursday in the hotel room with war airports, 2 millions for police th victim, hut that nothine im- and fire department buildings, Vz mk ing the holder to stand in line on 1 proper had occurred. millions for purchase of refuse dis- Phiim th hnml. posal equipment, and $500,000 for Saturday to buy a chicken at three times the ceiling price." Isbell said. eide bureau disclosed that Miss Al- garages. The bonds, if approved, It may mean that we found the LIKE MAGIC len was subjected to a lie detector wil bear cen interest, wUl meanest violators of all the war right in Chicago." Mf wn, vtorH9v ii oe caname ar.

any lime, ana win ONE OF THE PRETTIEST WINDOW AND SHOWER SETS THAT YOU'VE EVER SEEN! reported the test was incomplete. bgin maturing in 1947. The OPA already has obtained in takPn th iiiv-Pnii home. 4. Park Improvement bond issue junctions against some south side YOU TRANSFORM YOUR KITCHEN WITH PRINTED TABLECLOTHS dealers, Isbell added, but now hopes to be able to take criminal action where she is being held.

Mrs. Isabel of 24 dollars, with 6 millions Edwards, the mother of Cook, also be sold annually for four years n.ctionArt hv and beginning in 946. This is the start SJ.490 Complete Duffy, but the information obtained Pf tne410 Var "mion dollaJ 0 fmm HisHnsprt Uram to provide 43 new parks, 18 98' Each against many. Most of the poultry is bought in the early part of the week from Indiana farmers, and is sold only on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, he said. At rt Mntifli new fieldhouses, extension of Lin Tts Donald Edwards, but police ex- coin park north to the city limits that rnnf mother.

Mrs. ad improvements to other existing BURGLARS TAKE $110, BONOS Mrs. Olsa K. Rudyk. 5611 North yes Such an enchanting design of soft leaf sprays on lovely plastic-coated marquisette! Choose a colored background of peach, blue or green with white sprays or a white background with peach, yellow, blue, green or black sprays.

6'x6' shower curtain; window curtains 55 long. Edwards, has been widowed twice P8- and that her first husband's name Proposition to amend Municipal was Cook. court act so bailiffs and clerks can be given salary increases. If ap terday reported to police that burglars tnrk What a handsome kitchen you can have with gay curtains, scarfs, luncheon sets, aprons all derived from these inexpensive printed cotton cloths! Pre-laundered in a bright fruit design. SllO, war bonds, and stamps valued at 2e0 i irom ner Home.

iiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiitiiiinaiiiiiitiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiui PROF. COMMONS OF WISCONSIN proved, pay boosts, which can be as much as $1,000 annually, must await inclusion in the 194S budget. Some Towns to Vote Later Linen, Fourth Floor. AUo Oak Park TURN IDLE Diamonds mm Elmwood Park is the only Cook U. DIES AT 82 The Bath Shop, Sixth Floor, AUo Oak Park county community outside Chicago i Maaison, Mayu ibpeciau which has taken steps to vote on I you don use info Ii Prof.

John R. Commons, a member the metropolitan transit authority of the University of Wisconsin fac- at the June 4 election. Other towns tilty for 28 years and former head of within the scope of the authority Cash fib FAIR CMtsaa at Park its economics department until his are expected to vote on this propo- retirement 193 died in Raleigh, sition at special elections later. I you can use I N. on Friday at the age of 82, John S.

Rusch, chief clerk of the former associates here were advised board of election commissioners, today. said all polling places in Chicago The nationally known economist and Elmwood Park will be open, joined the university faculty in 1904 In other towns outside Chicago but after serving on the staffs of Wes- under jurisdiction of the election leyan and uoernn colleges, me uni- commissioners approximately one- versity'of Indiana and Syracuse uni- fifth of the usual number of polling versity. He was often the storm cen- places will be open. Diamonds bring you more money today more money or war bonds or i for your other needs We pay HIGH CASH i prices tor diamonds of 1 every size, weight, and description. Our 76-year- old reputation as neigh- borly jewelers is your as- surance of fair dealing.

1 Ksrehbergc CO. I 23 E. Washington St. i Room 1001, Field Annex Store Hours, A.M. to 5:30 P.M.

ter of criticism, being regarded as Michael J. Flynn, county clerk, radical in many circles. During reported all 68 precinct polling hii teaching career he wrote some places In Evanston, where there Is 16 books and scores of shorter ar- a municipal judge contest, will tides. open. In the remainder of Cook '1 I After resigning as the head of the I county under Flynn's jurisdiction mm economics department at the uni- 34 polling places will be open, pro- versity in 1932, he lived on his near- viding one voting place for each $75 by farm and later moved to Fort township with two or three for the JUST ARRIVED FROM INDIA! Lauderdale, Fla.

Six weeks ago he larger ones niiiitiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiitJiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiuiiiiiiiuiiiiiiimiitjiiiiiiB aJT li aii ii I-iii fi THRILL TO THIS COLLECTION! took up residence in Raleigh. In 1930, Prof. Commons' son, John, a former university Instructor, disappeared from Madison. His whereabouts were a mystery for 14 years, until some 10 months ago he was found in Hartford, Conn. He had been declared legally dead on Nov.

3, 1938. The son later joined his father In Florida and was with him when he died in Raleigh. Burial services will be conducted in Madison Monday. Flags Top Staffs Tuesday as F. R.

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