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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: 4 Tats J.y.Jaa.22.1946 SPEED STATE AID Found in Toledo Veterans Train for State Police Work (Story on page 1) (Story in adjoining column) FOR NORTHWEST sl SDPER-HIGHWAY Officials of the Illinois post-war planning commission said yesterday SUBMACHINE RIOT GUn GAS GUN I SUB UN ErtilT 70 VETS ENTER ROOKIE SCHOOL AS STATE POLICE First Group of Trainees in Five Years that early and favorable consideration will be given a request by the Cook county hiehwav department for a $317,938 state griSnt, part of which will be used to speed work on the northwest super-highway. Oscar Nelson, executive secretary of the commission, said every effort would be made to- get the application, approved at a meeting in Springfield tomorrow. Otherwise state aid work would be delayed until after the next meeting, set for March 1. Route to ew Airport Gov. Green and city and county Ljn lL 1 Seventy men who recently stepped out of army and navy uniforms donned uniforms again yesterday as members of the first state police training school since before the war started in 1941.

They will become members of the state police force. The school is held in the 122d field artillery 234 E. Chicago av. Military discipline has been cut Sidney L. Sherman, taken into custody last night at Toledo, O.

officials have urged that the north west super-highway be rushed to completion as it will be the main to a minimum for the trainees, said route to the new Chicagoland airport to be built on the site of the James It. Reilly, technical adviser of the department of public safety and dean of the school. There are On the firing line again, but this time at the a tate police training school, World War II. veterans practice marksmanship on range at the 122d Field Artillery armory. Left to right: A.

M. Hunsaker, Yale; Kenneth Avery, Macomb; Vernon Harper, Gibson City; William Worden, Belvidere; Capt. Wayne C. Alkire, instructor, and Eugene Abernathy, Carlyle. $10,000 REWARD The Chicago Tribune will pay $10,000 reward for Information furnished to The Tribune leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who murdered Suzanne Degnan.

If more than one person supplies such information the $10,000 will be apportioned among them by The Tribune according to the relative value of the information furnished by each. The Tribune will be the sole arbiter of the Douglas air base. I hope the funds can be allocated by the commission Wednesday, since the county engineers are anxious to get a larger force working on the locating, surveying, and preparing of blueprints for this expressway," said George F. Nixon, county commissioner. Maj.

George A. Quinlan, county highway superintendent, asked the state to allocate $100,000 to start no calisthenics, and military drill has been shortened so as not to remind the men of their military service. They have had enough drill, Reilly said. Awarded 194 Battle Stars All but six of the 70 men served overseas. They served a total of 221 years In the army and navy and hold 194 battle stars, one silver star, two air medals, eight Presi SOL CALLS IN-LAWS HIS CAUSE OF WOES; WIFE KEEPS MOTHER 12,679 TROOPS EXPECTED TO ARRIVE TODAY SLAYER PLEADS GUILTY TO KEEP CHILD OFF STAND Over 8,000 Veterans dential citations, nine Purple Hearts, Gets 35 Years in Death and three bronze stars.

T. P. Sullivan, state director of Sol Eisen, 28, of 1981 E. 73d plumbing and hardware dealer who swallowed six sleeping pills in a suicide threat last week outside Judge Elmer J. Schnackenberg's Circuit court, yesterday ascribed his woes to In-laws.

Due in N. Y. BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 Close to 12,679 returning veterans public safety, swore the men In yes of Former Wife To spare his 6 year old daughter from the shame of testifying against terday morning and warned them are scheduled to arrive at United that "the major share of police States ports today. work Involves the use of common sense, which you should have He told Judge Schnackenberg Due In New York are 8,548 men; You Can't Make Warm Friends in a Cold Home Make your home as warm as your hospitality heat your home with coal. You can feel the difference it makes.

Coal floods your home with steady, even-flowing warmth from floor to ceiling-abundant, clean, warm air, night and day. It's it's 'it's economical and above all, it's comfortable. Improved Coal Heating Soon Good as coal is basically production of modernized equipment is under way to give even more abundant heat with greater convenience and economy of operation in improved stokers, regulators, boilers and furnaces. They will be available before long. Chicago Coal Merchants Association learned during your military service If not before." Four Chlcagoan In Clan that he went home Jan.

6 and found his mother-in-law there. He ordered her out, he went on, but even a telephone call to police was futile. My Newport News, 25; Los Angeles, San Francisco, 794; San Diego, 45, and Seattle, 2,101. Ships and units arriving: at kiw YORK: I.itconln Victor from Ant- Four Chicago men are In the LIPSTICK NOTE TELLS SLAYING; VET CONFESSES Beardstown, 111, Jan. 21 Special Ivan De Silva, 21, an ex-soldier, was charged with" murder today after he confessed the "lipstick' killing of Miss Lucile Rife, 30, in a hotel room earlier in the day after a round of drinking in taverns.

The partially clad woman, a silk stocking knotted about her neck and a towel stuffed in her mouth, was found dead on the floor beneath an inscription, printed on the papered wall with lipstick, which read: "1 wife's three maiden aunts and her class, which will be graduated Feb him, Rudolph Motzko, 31, of 1839 Huron st, pleaded guilty of murder yesterday in Criminal court and was sentenced to 35 years In the penitentiary by Judge Leonard C. Reid. Motzko was accused of shooting his former wife, Mrs. Elea wern. 1.5B4 troopn.

Including 776th field ar 7. They are Jacob P. Bergbrelter, tillery iMtUllon: 338th hKrbor cratt company Coaldale Victory from LeHavre. 1,528 troopa Including lat battalion. 335th Infantry red- mMitr 84th Quartermaster company: 84th re- 4342 N.

Francisco Thomas J. Casey, 4446 Wallace George Ilejny, 2718 S. Hamlin and liar old C. Young, 4318 Prairie av. An- rannaliunM trooD.

Costa Rica Victory from Havre. 1.530 troops, including units of lirii fin mX jA uJ other class of 80 former service men will be organized Feb. 11. When Kadolph Motik 334th Infantry regiment; 42d field hospital: headquarters and headquarters battery, 84th division artillery; 28 WACs. M.

M. Guhln from Havre, 573 troopa. Including 4 5th ordnance medium maintenance company: two sisters are constantly at our house," he added. Judge Schnackenberg said to Eisen's wife, Lucille, 27, who has a separate maintenance bill pending, "You agree to give up your family when you marry. Your husband doesn't have to have his mother-in-law in his home." Mrs.

Eisen looked at her mother. The mother shook her head. Mrs. Eisen said, "No, I won't keep my mother out of my house. I need her." Then she fainted.

they are graduated the state police nor Wrona, 23, Inst July 4 In her 350Hth ordnance mtdlutn automotive malnle- force will have a personnel of 500 home at 2159 Augusta blvd. She died of the wound Nov. 5 in County nance company; 4th ordnance medium maintenance company. John Lawaon from I.e Havre. killed her while I was drunk." The Chicago park district swore northwest super-highway planning, $142,938 to complete the Edens expressway blueprints, and $75,000 to finish advance work on the Calumet-Tristate road plans.

County to Match Fund The money will come from a 5 million dollar appropriation by the 1945 legislature and will be matched by the county. The law requires that plans must be completed by July 1, 1947, and hence not all the northwest super-highway work can be done under this application," Quinlan said. However, we will be able to finish plans for the Edens and Calu-met-Tristate expressways, and then all available men can be concentrated on the road to the airport." The county application asked for planning funds for the section of the northwest super-highway from the airport to the intersection with Edens pkwy. near Lawrence and Cicero avs. Will Join Skokle Rd.

Edens pkwy. will extend northward, joining Skokie rd. at the Lake county line, and the Tristate parkway will connect a new suburban route Into Indiana with the extension of Stony Island av. City and state engineers will join in plans for the northwest superhighway closer to the downtown district. A final agreement on location of the route is expected soon.

A special advisory committee Is expected at a meeting this afternoon to recommend that the county float a 70 million dollar bond issue to push completion of major superhighway projects, including the northwest route. 585 troops. Including lt ordnance depot In 09 veterans yesterday and start company. Exchequer from I.e Havre, 1,578 troops. Including special units of 335th Infan ed them off on a six week training State's Atty.

Gen Colburn said De Silva admitted he had written the words after striking the woman with hospital. Divorced In 1944 Motzko and his wife were di course. The park board hired 100 a beer bottle and strangling her vorced in October, 1944, and she was during a quarrel over money. He veterans as temporary policemen. 73 rasa City Police Exam Seventy-two veterans who were In granted custody of their two waived preliminary examination and was ordered held without bond pend children, Marilyn, 6, and Bernard, 2.

Two months later she married Bruno Wrona, a sailor. the army or navy when their names rame up in civil service commission ing grand jury action. THE ABUNDANT Police said the ex-husband brood lists for appointment to the city police force yesterday passed physi ed over his broken marriage and bought a mail order pistol when he learned his former wife had remarried. After the shooting, Mrs. Wrona told police that Motzko had 1946 by OiicSBO Coal Merchant Aa COMFORT OF You Lika OYSTERS? Fine, Fresh, Right from the Briny Deep with a Tasty Cocktail Sauce A Real Treat with One of Our Delicious LOBSTER DINNERS TRUMAN VICTIM OF BAD ADVICE, AFL CHIEF SAYS Miami, Jan.

21 OP) President Truman is sincere but is getting the wrong kind of advice, William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, told reporters today as the AFL executive council trained its guns on the administration-sponsored fact finding labor bill. The council devoted an unusual, all day session to consideration of the bill providing for establishment accused her of wrecking his life and try regiment. 009th field artillery battalion. Jonathan Edwarda from Antwerp. 650 troops.

Including 1343d engineer combat battalion. Richard Rassett from Naples, 560 troops. AT NEWPORT NEWS: Jeremiah Black, 25. AT LOS ANGELES: Cecil from Manila. 1,168.

AT SAN DTECJO: Miscellaneous on following: Destroyer escorts Hanna, Cross, Connolly, and Heyllnger. 4 5 navy. AT SAN FRANCISCO: Miscellaneous troops on following vessels: Mizar from Manila. 391: McGlnlty, 76: Alvin Cockrell. 72; French.

65; Thaddeus Parker, 61; J. I. Williamson. 52. AT SEATTLE: Sea Devil from Yokohama, 2,101.

2d Armored Sails FRANKFURT, Germany, Jan. 21 The United States 2d armored division sailed from Marseille today. The major portion of the 94th division is at sea but 4,428 men still are awaiting- shipment from the Calais staging area. Sets Deadline for Return. YOKOHAMA, Jan.

21 (Eighth army headquarters said today that enlisted men with 30 months service by April 30 or officers with 45 months service by that date probably would be en route home by mid-February. then shot her in the presence of the two children. At a hearing in Felony EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL court last July, Motzko contended the shooting was accidental. cal and mental examinations and were ordered to report to the police training school before assignments In the department. Follce Commissioner Prendergast yesterday reminded veterans who seek the 1,00 police Jobs authorized Wednesday by the city council that they must file their applications tomorrow.

Applications may be filed in six stations lacoted thruout the city. He warned them to bring their honorable discharge papers when making applications. The applicants must be at least 5 feet 9 inches tall, weigh at least 145 pounds, and range in age from 21 to not more than 28 on Dec. 7, 1941. Daughter In Court When the case was called for trial yesterday.

Asst. States At of fact finding boards to settle labor torneys William Brumlik and Abbe Blattberg had the prisoner's little ENROLL NOW at Roosevelt Gollege disputes. It telegraphed a protest to senate and house committees opposing the measure on grounds that It would 6324 North Clark Street Del. 2020 daughter in court, ready to testify. When Motzko saw the child, he conferred with his attorney, Robert Romano, and told him he wanted to warm up strike sentiment during so- change his plea to guilty.

called cooling off periods, revive 47 Other Seafood Dinners Appetising Cocktails Froo Parking RESTAURANT CLOSED MONDAYS ONLY I know I'll have to go to the court injunctions against labor, subject workers and unions to the doc penitentiary anyway," Motzko tearfully told the court. "I don't want In its second semester, opening February 1 1, Roosevelt College will offer an expanded program of 275 beginning and advanced courses in liberal arts, science, commerce, and music Roosevelt's flexible day and evening schedules, Loop location, and moderate tuition rates make college training possible even trine of conspiracy and impose on the government the duty of wage Marilyn to carry all her life the EX-WAC ADMITS $57 HOLDUP AND EXTORTION PLOT Miss Dorathy Wojtak, 24, of 2111 Cleveland a former WAC ser- thought that she helped send her own father to prison." FOR YOUR fixing which is "inimical to a free economy STRIKE CLOSES OLDEST ARMS PLANT IN U. S. High Bridge, N. Jan.

21 (A1) The steel strike has shut down the Taylor-Wharton Iron and Steel company, oldest munitions factory in the nation and supplier of cannon balls to Washington's armies during the revolution. "For the first time In 204 years Taylor-Wharton has been closed by labor trouble," George R. Hanks, president of the firm, said today as pickets of local 1077 of the CIO United Steel Workers of America marched in front of the steel plant where 650 were on strike. The company has been In continuous operation since its founding in 1742. Judge Reid then imposed sen Green declined to discuss the CIO strike situation, but did say that tence.

DIAMONDS only a fraction of one per cent of LAWYER FOR U. 5. AFL members were on strike less THREE PRISON TERMS IMPOSED ON EX-CONVICT Benjamin J. Tower, 39, an ex-convict with a criminal record started In 1923, was sentenced yesterday by Chief Justice Harold G. Ward of the Criminal court to 10 to 15 years In the penitentiary on three charges of armed robbery.

The sentences will be served concurrently. Tower pleaded guilty. Victims of the robberies were the Personal Finance company office at 4770 Lincoln av, where Tower obtained $947; the Skooglund cafeteria, 1138 Wilson av, $2,551. and a fruit store at 1120 Argyle st- than 70,000 persons compared with though you may be employed. More than 1400 students are now attending, including 160 veterans.

Enroll now at Roosevelt the college for all the people. Your choice of courses in the following divisions: geant, yesterday confessed the 557 holdup of a cleaning shop at 2123 Lincoln av. Saturday night and an attempt to extort $50 from the Allen Loan company, 2369 Lincoln Soli nowf Highest prices paid in cask immedlatelY-Bring your diamond fo as. Wo also parcnas Jowery and Gold Articles. Member Chicago Atttn.

of Commerce VETS' BUREAU SHOT TO DEATH Richard V. Jackson, 50, lawyer and some 1,500,000 CIO workers now out. ST. LOUIS TRUCK STRIKE CAUSES FRATE EMBARGO St. Louis, Jan.

21 (JV) The St. Louis agency of Railway Express AMERICAN investigator for the Chicago office of the veterans' administration, was found fatally wounded last night I on a tnreat DIAMOND SYNDICATE DIAI ATE I OS dy to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to of window smas in Linden lane, near the home of i i id. Wabash, 3rd Floor ROBS WOMAN AT II KR HOME A thief yesterday halted Mrs. Ella Benes at the rear of her home at 2121 W. 19th at, and atole her purse, containing $65.

ings, police said Mrs. Mary E. Kelly, two and one- Ml Dorothy WaJUk The extortion "note directed the half miles west of Antioch, in Lake county. clamped an embargo on inbound shipments of heavy frate today as the strike of 1,500 AFL truck drivers Jackson was still alive when Physical Science Physics Political Science Psychology Public Admin. Purchasing Real Estate Russian Secretarial Practice Sociology Spanish Speech Finance French Geography Geology German History Italian Marketing Mathematics Music Personnel Admin.

Philosophy Accounting Art and Music Biology Business Law Business Organization Chemistry Dance Economics Education Engineering Science English found by Walter Delaney of Petite entered its third week with no set tlement in sight. Lake, Antioch, a plumber. A re volver was at his side. Deputy Walter Reese, general manager of Railway Express here, said the Sheriff Frank Valenta reported that agency had been burdened with heavy shipments normally trans company to mail the money to a "Miss Cashmer" at the Cleveland av. address.

Police, who arrested Miss Wojtak in her apartment, noted that her description fitted that of the woman who Saturday night held up the cleaning shop by pretending to have a gun under her coat. Questioned, she admitted the crime. Miss Wojtak was discharged from the army Christmas day after spending 2Vi years In the WACS, including six months In the South Pacific. ported by truck. The embargo will not affect air express or perishables, he said.

The Women Said "NO!" No attempts at arbitration were made today in the strike which has crippled the distribution systems of this area and thrown 60,000 persons out of work. A union representative said a meeting was tentatively VETERANS: Roosevelt College invites you to investigate its unusual educational opportunities. Classes Open February 11 Ask for complete class schedules ROOSEVELT COLLEGE 231 South Wells Street, Chicago 4, Illinois. Phone Wabash 35SO School of Music 218 South Wabash Ave. Phone Harrison 7976 Jackson undoubtedly shot himself.

He had been ill and brooding since Christmas week, Valenta said. The sheriff's office said that Jackson's wife, Marian, and four children lived at 95 Browning Dundee, but that he stayed five days a week at the Kelly home, and weekends with his family, to be nearer his work. Jackson was an army veteran of World Wars I. and with the rank of major in the latter war. He worked at one time as an agent of the alcohol tax unit of the internal revenue department.

75 Cars of Munitions Explode; Report 10 Die NAPLES, Italy, Jan. 21 (P) Ten persons were reported killed and 300 wounded tonight when 15 carloads of ammunition exploded In Torre Annunziata, 20 miles away, scheduled for tomorrow between the Teamsters' and Chauffeurs' union and the truck operators. The drivers original demands were for an 18 cent hourly wage increase for a 40 hour week, while the 70 Volunteers Received at Fort Sheridan Daily Newly enlisted men are joining the regular army at Fort Sheridan at an average of 70 a day, Maj. Gen. Henry S.

Aurand, commander of the 6th service command, said yesterday. Men sent to the army by selective service bring the total up to 350 a day he said. New men are processed thru Fort Sheridan within 48 hours. operators proposed a flat $3 weekly increase lor 48 hours. FOUND HANGED IN ROOM Lawrence J.

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