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1 pounds out of the total of Z25 mil CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE. St.r..r.J. 2. 19S 11 U.S. DUE TO HALT Sailors on Bombed Destroyer lion 'assigned for export.

The other 25 million pounds was assigned to Great Britain. BEG YOUR PARDON WISDOM IS THE PARENT 3 Billion round for L'. S. CHICAGO REGION IS FACING SHORT SUPPLY OF EGGS Chicago area residents face a short OP VIRTUE Second Lt. Ivan J.

Kubanis. 1511 MEAT EXPORTS NEW LISTS NAME 69 CASUALTIES FROM CITY, AREA American civilians tentatively are 5nih rt Cicero, was monc ihe IF VOU WOULD AVOID SUSPIClON.REFPtVIKI FROM LACING VOUf? BOOTS IN A MELON PATCH OR? ADJUSTING YOUR HAT allocated about 3 billion pounds of I sojdicrs wno arrived May 30 at meat, dressed weight, for the thrdl Snanks, N. from i quarter, or 7ib million pounds less, than was allotted in the current HiV misspelt in the list supply of eggs, it was disclosed jes- FOB 3 MONTHS 1 5 published in yesterday's Tribune. three month period. Fricc Administrator Bowles terday.

The situation was net ra ported to be as severe as la torx. eastern cities, where sales ar retricted to three or four egg told BY ROBERT YOUNG I Lhkago Tribune Pre bervlrel a joint congressional committee to-jarmv and navV- and lhe mteragenc tlay that housewives will begin to t.ommittee. OES, SPB. lind more meat In the stores; SVPC WMC selectivr vol a customer. Army and Navy Report on Their Losses i around the first of July as a result erans administration.

RFC budget WLB. OWL and departments of justice, treasury, state, etc." WIFE OF JAILED INDIAN LEADER Washington. D. June 1 The lend-lease export drain on the dwindling American meat supply is scheduled to bo halted for three months beginning in July, government officials said today, but they admitted that the shortage which has stirred congress to wrath against the office of price administration will become increasingly issuance by the OPA today of an order requiring every slaughterer to send Into each county the same pro-, portionate quota of meat he shipped I in the first quarter of 1944. Bowles admitted that this distribution control order was "overdue." The shortage in Chicago so far has i each the wholesale maiket, dealers, and diktributorv who they arc having difficulty in obtaining rgKs tut added that there was no reason for housewives to fcecom alarmed.

One market spokesman laid tr-e shortage to heavy purchases by th army, which has contracted for million cases by Sept- 15. While John J. Kmiecik, Werner F. Hoopman, Charles W. Regin, and Lyman Leroy Frey (left to right), sailors who were aboard the U.

S. destroyer Laffey when it was bombed by Jap suicide plane, after their arrival in Chicago on leaves yesterday. itribune Photo i TO SPEAK HERE (Chicago Tribune Press Service Washington, D. June 1 The war and navy departments, thru the cfTire of war information today made public new casualty lists containing the names of 69 men from Chicago and vicinity. Next of kin have been notified of any changes that may have occurred in the status of casualties since the lists were compiled.

Meanwhile. Rep. Andresen IR, Minn. said today "alibis and buck- Mrs. Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit.

acute. American civilians will have 786 million pounds less meat to eat in i whose press interv iew attacking pioduvtioq has (alien oft from 1941, passing from the war food administration and OPA do not satisfy domestic supply and distribution Recall Battle British stooges in India were side-. hen there was an oversupply, the lights of the San Francisco confer numoer of chicks booked for later the third quarter than in the cur situation and the seasonal decline in live stock slaughtering and mar meat hungry people." Sees Black Market Legalized Andresen. in a House speech, said 46 FROM CHICAGO AND NEAR-BY ON LIBERATED LIST ence. will speak in Orchestra hall delivery was 131 pr cent higher ketings.

Tolay FEA and war food Monday nisht at a meeting ar-jon May 1 than a year earlier. The ranged by the Chicago Civil Libcr-jchickeas will help alleviate the scar ties committee. city after few months. people are forced to pay sky-rocket CHICAGO AND VICINITY Four Chicago area men, all sailors on the destroyer Laffey when Jap suicide planes crashed into the ship last April 16 while it was on natrol dutv off Okinawa, arrived rent quarter, according to official estimates, despite the decision to suspend the lend-lease shipments. In the current quarter, the United States is lend-leasing 325 million pounds.

Kusslan Shipments Heavy ing prices in what has now ap She is a sister of the impiisoned administration spokesmen said that altho lend-lease and foreign relief allocations for the third quarter will not be given final approval until later this month, it is virtually parently become a legalized black market because of the failure of the jJawaharal Nehru. She was jailed Bottle Warmer blartt N4VT DEAD Anderson. William Henry. Seaman lc, USNR Husband cf Mrs. Shirley Jan Anderson.

OWI Names CaDtWeS home yesterday, happy that their i tt- OPA to prosecute big black market for four months In 1910 under the Her brothei defense of India act. Leo T. Crowley, head of the for-'certain that met shipments will be operators. CiJjiijiiaiiuci icuriiLa i. uvlluii Hot Springs.

roared, I'll Retiring War Food Administrator and husband still are in prison. suspended. eign economic administration ana Fire; Infant Suffocates Thomas Kester. 2 months old. was suffocate! yesterday when nr broke out in his room in his horr.

at 164 Harbor st, Glencoe. Firemen said the blaze was caused by ara never abandon ship as long as a gun will fire! One of the men who kept the Freed in Reich (Chicago Tribune Press Service Washington, D. June 1 The names of 46 men from Chicago and its suburbs are included in a list Jones has tried to do a good job, In San Francisco she charged the Andresen declared, but he said Jones, British with imprisoning 100.000 In-had become disheartened by having' dians and shooting down many Removal of meat from lend-lease for at least three months will affect Russia primarily because for 534 7 w. Dakin St. Millard Pic.

USMCR Son CI Mrs. FT-lea Ncrberg 3444 N. Janssen Ave. Garni. Jim, Pvt I'SMCR-Sen of Mrs.

Gamty. 87th and Oakwood. Willow Karl. illiam Frederick, Aviation machinist- ir.are lc. USNR-Sea ol Mr.

and Mr. William Karls. 1626 Carman Ave. Land. Frank Maarire, 2d USMCR Husband Mrs.

Jcv M. Lund. 1036 Main Anrcra. Son cf Frank M. Lund 539 JieTTrmnd Aurora.

Roth. John USMC Son cl Josephine P.cth, 6S46 Clyde. Ave. chairman of the interagency committee on foreign shipments, had said in a report a month ago that third quarter meat exports were in view of the the soviet to clear his food problems tnru: others wno aid noi unaersiana 00 million! "WPB, OPA. WSA.

PAW, British orders. April, May, and June union was allocated guns firing was John J. Kmiecik, 24, seaman 1st class, of 2443 S. Homan av, an ammunition passer on a 40 'overheated electric bottle warmer. mm.

gun battery. On pump doty in of war prisoners liberated in Germany which was made public today by the office of war information. CHICAGO AND VIC1NITT the after engine room was Charles W. Regin, 23, machinist's mate 3d class, of 1519 Kelson st. Regin and NAVT WOUNDED Kranlhauer.

Robert Eugene. Seaman lc. Anderson. Earl G. 2d Lt.

Husband ef Mrs. Geraldlne I Anderson, 134 N. Drezel La Grange. Banner, Donald 2d Lt. Son of Mr.

Werner F. Hoopman, 21, of Arlington Heights, a machinist's mate 3d class, were with the Laffey from Ruth M. Baniirr, 1448 Irving Park. Rrown. Thomas W.

Pfc Son Cf Mr. Crate Maxwell. 2501 N. Ili-yne Ave. the day it was commissioned in February, 1941.

Campbell. Laurhlln TSst Son cf Mr. Ida Campbell. 4200 Drexel blvd. Cochrane.

Robert Pvt. Son of Mr Mary Cochrane. 7246 S. University Ave. The fourth member is Lyman L.

Store Hours, 9:15 to 5:45 Frey, 19, seaman 1st class, of 422 VSNR Son cf Mn. Vera Jakes, 262 Chern St and William Lyman Brauthauer. 31 wing Eltln. Henry USMCR Son of Mr and Mrs. i rank Dolalowakl.

8354 Burlry lmanl. pells M. Pfc. USMCR Husband Mt. Fell M.

Dclmant, 3338 S. Hermitage Ave IhirywaKkl. Ionard Pvt USMCR Hus. t.ar.d cf Mra Leonard Dorywalskl, BOS W. 50-ri St Richard Pfc.

USMCR Son of Mrs IsaDe'le Caddis. 309 S. Cicero Ave. Gadrn. red Field music L'SMC S'n pf Mr.

and Mn. Fred L. Gaden, 7718 st Forest Park. f.ajda. Thaddeaa Pfc.

USMCR Son of Anlela Ga)da. 2038 Charleston St. ilh.no. Chmrlea USMCR Husband er M- Dr.rcthy R. Galliano, 350 Napervllle f'olllns.

John Pfc. son of Mra. Clara Sibley Calumet City, who was Collins, lit a. 5tti St. Charlea.

stationed between stacks on the Edstrand. Wilbur Pfc Son of Mr. Alfhlld H. Edstrand. 4512 N.

California Ave main deck as lookout man on Joseph. T'Sgt. Husband of Mr. torpedo tube. All the men were Margaret E.

Egyedl. 624 Prospect Elgin (ilanrh, Stanley Pvt. Sen of Mr. An- eager to describe the attack of the cellne Glauch. 1235 W.

Huron St. six suicide planes, except Hoopman, Gosna. John C. Pvt. Nephew of Mr.

Jo who merely said, "I just sat down seph Kaspit. 2748 N. Kimball Ave. Garllelmarrl. Arthur L.

S'Set. Brother of in the engine room and prayed Nicholas Gugllrlmuccl. 2010 Union Blue Island. Gnth. Jacob T5 Husband of Mra.

Esther F. Guth. 436 Ferdinand Forest Park. FV ttwimemt. i.alln.ay.

Pfr USMCR rf Mra. May Mary Galloway. 2202 Trirp Ave Hammnnd. Chester Chief cor. USMC S'i f-f Mr and Mr.

Guy C. Hammond. 503 t' -l Ate Itsmpxm. f.lenn USMCR Husband Mra. Renee A.

Hampton. 757 Orchard tlerkrnann. Howard Srt. Son of Mrs G-laa to. lleckmann.

1836 W. 83d st URGE LIMITING OF LEND-LEASE llorawlrkl. Mike. Pfc Husband ol Mr Marv Lee Horawlckl. 1653 W.

38th t. Iryrrwiri, Theodore. Pvt. Son ol Mrs. Mry llrvrrwlrg.

4 84 3 8. Winchester llufnasel, Anthony Sgt. Son ct Mr AID TO JAP VAR Agnes llufnagel. 1901 N. Karlov av.

Hummel, jullna 2d Lt. Son of Howard M. Hummel. Yorkvllle. Jarknlk.

Frank 1st Lt. Son ol Frank Jacknlk. 5045 California av. Truman, Is Asked to Jones. John T'Sgt Husband ol Mrs Elizabeth J.

Jones. S226 Eddy st. Jung, Elmo Pvt. Husband cf Mr. An- gellne V.

June. 5704 S. Emerald av. Kramer. William A.

FI. O. Son Of Wll Hannah. Cortls A Pvt L'SMCR Husband Mrs Cuitia A. Hannah, K42 N.

Call-T av rdard ft Set I'SMCR Son Of Western Sprlriea. Manlrki. Ttim Anthonv. Mofrtr marhlnlst'a ms'e 3r. USNR Son of Mia Catherine Kally 2720 Western av.

Brother of La erd Peter Manlekl, 3036 W. WelUnrtnn Keefe. RUhard I) PJc. USMCR I wounded frr.3 time 1 Husband of Mr. Richard D.

643 av. oisen. Llmd Pfc USMCR Husband of J. Oisen. 1330 E.

Marquette rd. O'sen. Marshall USMCR Son of liisttwrf Kaney. 17133 67tn Tlnley nivn. Ra.ell Cpt USMCR Son of Mrs.

AurS: OLn. 5540 Cornell av. 1md. Chester Pfc. USMCR cor.d tirr.ei Son of Arthur L.

Olion, 1338 Addcn st. Palma. Jerome. Enjlrn. USNR Son of Mr.

and Mrs. Jerrv PaSma. 5133 S. Campbell av. State His Policy BY LAURENCE BURD IChicago Tribune Press Service Ham A.

Kramer. 814 Keystone River Forest. Kroll. Joseph Pvt. Husband of Sir Anna B.

Kroll. 1622 N. Fairfield st. Washington, D. June 1 Five Kucia.

Walter Pic Son ol John A. Republican congressmen asked Presi I I I I Jr AZr-s I WIS a 1 i-r T'Wi PLflTinE dent Truman today to limit future lend-lease shipments to articles Kucla, 2129 Cullerton St. Laube, Edward TSgt. Son of Mrs. Rose Theresa Laube, 2255 S.

Trumbull av. Libert. John S'Sgt. Son of Christ 11-berg. 4 91 Pennsylvania Glen Ellyn.

Livingston, Allan Pvt. Husband of Mrs. Allan K. Llvrngston, 5110 S. Kenwood av.

Loebach, Paul 1st Sgt. Son of Mr. Florence Loebach, 6131 Cornelia av. Lorens. Earl Sgt.

Husband of Mrs. Caro needed by our allies to fight Japan. In a letter to the President the Ponsiein. Frederirk Pfc USMC Son of representatives, who are members vViUiam Ponsteln. S643 Peoria at.

Rnbinvm, David Edward. Lt. 1. .1. USNR of the house foreign affairs com Son cf Mr.

and Mr. David Edward Robinson mittee, declared that all "lend lease" supplies shipped since V-E day should be paid for in cash, un lyn O. Lorenz. 18041 Wentworth Lansing. Lovelock.

William. 1st Set. Husband of Mr. Clara E. Lovelock.

12812 Elm Blue Island. Natale, Ralph, Pfc Husband ol Mr. Helen Natale. 1636 W. Ohio St.

Nelson, John 2d Lt. Son of John A. Nelson. 1749 N. Fairfield av.

Nielsen. Hana Pvt. Husband of Airs. Sadie R. Nielsen.

7111 S. Rhode Ave. less they are used in the Pacific war. The letter urged Mr. Truman to 450 N.

Kiipatrlrk av. Mn. Fnra Alphone, Fireman lc, USNR fsr. of Mr. and Mr.

Joseph Soga. 370 E. t. SiAVT MISSING ravallara. John Michael, Radioman 3c.

VSNP. Husband of Mrs. June Cavaliaro. 211 Pfcra iv River Forest, Oak Park. Son of P.osarjo Cavaliaro.

133 Rockford Forest Pars. LittJejohn. EUis Jessie. USNR Son of Mr. ar.d Mrs.

Uttlejohn, 43 N. Lewlf Waukegan. make public a statement of the Olszewski. Bernard Pfc. Brother of policy he intends to follow on lend Henry P.

Olszewski. 1836 N. Paulina Ave. Palage, Joseph, Pvt. Son of Mrs.

Elizabeth E. palagyl. 1325 N. Homan Ave. lease operations in the future.

Policy Obscure Pawlowski. Joseph S'Sgt. Son of Mr. Valeria Pawlowski. 84L8 Saginaw Ave.

Pease. Lucius D. Pvt. Brother of Man- The letter was signed by Repre lora u. rease, 3BXi Newport tt sentatives Mundt S.

D.j, Chiper- Pennick. Paul Capt. Husband of Mrs. Rosetta L. Pennick, 3729 N.

Marshfleld Ave field 111., Jonkman Vorys Peterson. Leroy Pvt. Son of Mrs. Agnes O.l, and Smith Peterson, 2445 w. Jackson blvd.

Pinkas. Charles, Pvt. Husband of Mrs. Vlp Your policy on post-V-E day lend- glnla S. Pinkas.

1902 S. 58th Court. Cicero. lease," the members wrote, "has Frielozny. William Pfc.

Son of Mrs. Su san H. Prleloznv. 4430 N. Damen Ave ARMY DEAD tPaciBc Regions Airman.

William Pfc Nepnew of Mr. Muiheran. 7915 S. Morgan St. Pararsi.

harles, Husband of Mrs. Frsnces M. Paracsl. 817 E. Benton St Jollet.

Peterson, Herbert 2d Lt. Son of Daniel Petersen. 10s22 S. Hale Ave. Schneider, Fred Pvt.

Son of Mr. Sally K- 5435 Nottingham Ave. ARMY DEAD European Regions Cornell. Howard Pfc Son of Stephen H. 6731 S.

Bell av. Kaldem. Ceo Srt Husband of Mrs. He.en 809 Center St. Jollet.

Sandstrom. Frank Sgt S' of Mrs. Es'her A. Saridstrom. 3573 N.

Elston Ave. Waldron. Robert Set. Son of Carl A. Wa.S.-cn.

10531 Lcngwovd Ave. been obscured, rather than ex Roewer. Leslie 2d Lt. Son of Mrs. Lil lian Roewer.

5126 Alteeld St. plained, by the combined effect of Rnasen. Cordon Pvt. Son of Mrs. Gunda your own statements, those of Un Ronsen.

1228 Dlversey av. dersecretary of State Grew and Smith. Frank Pfc Son of Mrs. Edith! B. Smith, 8811 Exchange South Chicago.

Weir. Harold Sgt. Son of MarUn A. Lend-Lease Administrator Crowley. "There may have been sound political and diplomatic reasons for this confusion during the last few Weir.

4433 Van Buren St. Wilson. James W. Pvt. Son of Mrs.

Else Wilson. 5659 S. Fairfield av. Wondllrf, William Sgt. Son of Mrs.

Elsie ARMT WOl vmn (Farnpran Regions Relley. William 2d Lt. Husband rtf.N. wooaiiei. bus4 M.

ciaremont Ave. weeks. lhe time has come, however, when decisions must be made." DOWN-STATE ILLINOIS Claybourn, Robert, Set. Son of Mrs. Agnes Claybourn, 518 New York Peoria.

Johnson. Kenneth A. Capt. Husband of Mrs. Lawanda E.

Johnson, 27 15th Rockford. The recalled that the lend- lease extension act passed by con Sands. Rufnrd Ffc. Husband of Mr. Mary K.

Sar.rjs, Peoria. gress mis spring carried an amend ment which administration leaders 5V, rf Ve5 fr I INDIANA Day. Ralph Pfc Son of Mrs. Emma J. Vrv Vlrgh.la il- Keiley, 3422 W.

Augusta E.vd I Petitan. Kenneth C. Sgt. Brother cf Carl 3753 Wabash Ave. Pomilla.

Joseph Cpl. Sen ef Mr. afaU Prrcllia 644 N. Trumbull Ave. Potoeki.

Edward Pvt. Son of Mr. 523S W. Hutchinson St. Price.

Floyd Pic Brother of Mrs. Cermen. 1229 Wrightwood Ave. Tinier. Terrence Pfc Son of Mrs.

A. Tlnley. 11 Eureka Lemont. Villanti. Sam 2d Lt.

Son cf Mr Frasces Villanti. 1924 N. Halsted St. AftMT WOTNDFD I Pacific Regions Thomas Sr. Pvt.

Husband of Shirley V. Archer. 6150 S. Sangamon 1 (fin. John Pfc.

Son of Joseph Cygan. 4 w. Crystal St. Frarirr. C.rwre T'Sgt.

Husband of Mr. Ftai-ifr. 472 Princeton Ave. assured would prohibit use of lend- Day, 718 Plummer Hammond. lease as a post-war instrument Hence, it continued, "We believe no 2D SOLDIER SON new lend-lease agreement can be made except with countries at war DIES IN ACTION; 3D IS IN NAVY with Japan." Signed Bill Twice RS.

MARY WOLAK, 830 Deer- i.t,,r. Sen of Leon Koz- M1 The congressmen recalled that the extension bill was signed by Mr. Truman both as Vice President and field Highland Park, a lcs 13'. 10 Avenue O. Kramp.

Richard Ma) Husband of Mn Irrd Kramp, 2101 N. Sawyer Hrepel. William T5 Husband of Mr -'n repel, 320 N. Jarkarn st Elgin. Mn-ri.

I Roy Pfc. Husband of Mr rri. 44i W. North av. later as President.

widow, received word yesterday of the death of her second son in action. He was Staff Sgt. Mathew Wolak, 33, an infantry man. He If you seek loopholes in the lend- lease law to extend your power to Norkus. George bgt.

Son of John Norkus. act without consulting congress 6i 1411) pi. was killed at Mindanao May 9 andl oprondek, Samuel. Set Son of Mr. Susie the letter continued, "we feel this 4 05 S.

Hoyne av. would be disastrous. Realir. Iluro Sgt Son of Mr. Rose D.

RfUe. 446 Morgan t. "If under guise of aid for the had been in service four years, lie leaves his widow, Dorothy of Bell, Cal. The other Wolak son to die was Pvt. Alexander Wolak, 28, who sawrruk.

Alex. Pvt. Son of Mrs. Nellie Japanese war, you furnish help to Swr7UK 1943 W. Division St.

senjanin. Georce T5. Son of Mr. Mary France, Britain, and Russia, we five, was killed in Germany Dec. 2, 1944.

and many members of congress, will SJ-'itartin. 4(54 1 wentworth av. Stemienkowin. Stanley Pfc Son of Mrs Fiances Siemlcnkowlrj. 3S14 W.

Lyndale av Another son, Henry, is a naval en feel we have been fooled. If, on the other hand, you limit lend-lease to sign, and a fourth, Fred, was recently honorably discharged. the present war and come to con gress with the vast and complicated iUtterr. John 1st I.t Husband ol Mr. Jol'n Slatterv.

S. WneKllawn av. Arthur A. Jr Set Husband ejl Flfrenre Tichava. 282.

s. Trumbull av. Van riyke. Henry Pvt. Son of Mrs Anr.a Van Dyke.

1409 S. Clarence Ber-vn. Vanek, Thomas W. Pvt. Son of Mr.

He.en Vax.ia, Hinsdale. ARMT MISSING European Rerions problems we still face, aside from the Japanese war, after V-E day, we pledge you our loyal support," ROGER II. SKEWS. 23, a navy aviation radio man, has been killed in Pacific action, his widowed mother, Mrs. Alma Skews, 129 S.

Butrick Waukegan, has been advised. He served on a Liberator. Tvsni. James, Pfc Son of Mrs. Agnes Ens.

6620 S. Green t. lynch. Lawrence 1st Lt. Husband Of U.S.

DOUBLING HOSPITAL BEDS Mrs Beryl R. Lynch. 2358 E. 70th st. O-Malley.

William D. Sgt Son ol T. ELLIS J. LITTLEJOHN. 29, a navy fighter pilot, is missing in D.

O'Malley. 8842 S. Euclid av. Ptrkerill. Harold Pvt.

Husband of Mrs Margaret L. Plckerlll. 104 N. 5th st Dundee. Rao-kin.

Adam T5. Husband of Sir E. Eauskln. 1725 W. Pierce av.

FOR VETERANS action over Japan, his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arley Littlejohn, 43 N. The federal veterans administra Stoffle.

John Pvt. Son of Mr. stcSe. 4112 N. Sacramento av.

Lewis av, Waukegan, have been in tion has launched plans to increase the number of its hospital beds to 133,075, more than double the total formed. He entered the navy in December, 1941. ARMT MISSING Pacific Regions Rutshaw. Leonard Cpl. Son cf He.en W.

Rnrshaw. 803 S. Kedzle St. Mr. available when Pearl Harbor was A GOLD star dedication service in bombed.

Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines A memory of Corn. David C.

Bow DOWTiSTATE ILLINOIS man, who was killed in action on administrator of veterans' affairs, March 23 on Iwo Island, will be yesiertiay iom memners oi me na ARMT DEAD I Pacific Regions hciH 11 tomorrow in St. tional rehabilitation committee of Dnsenberry. John Set. Son of Gay the American Legion in the Morri son hotel. one, oj course, at Marshall Field Company The perfume Hlatine by Dana, significantly flecked with nlatinunu most precious of metals, is a subtle fragrance, the perfect touch for the grand occasion $22.

50 plus federal excise tax. From OUT Fabulous Aisle of Perfumes First Floor, Nortlu State ru-enberrv. Farmlnctnn Rd Peoria. ARMT WOUNDED (European Regions Rari. A If co.

S-Srt Nephew of Joe LogU. 110 Johnston Ave. Korkford. ARMT WOCNDED I Pacific Regions Tan Sickle. Fmmet 1st Set Son of Mrs Since passage of the G.

I. bill of Barnabas Episcopal church, 4241 Washington blvd. Corp. Bowman, th son of Mrs. Mary S.

Bowman of 1856 S. Drake av, was the sixth service man to be represented on the church flag by a gold star. ViTrla Van Sickle. 306 S. Springfield rights employes have been increased from 47,000 to 55,000.

and the administration has been authorized to hire 69,000. The administration is P.ockfrrd. INDIANA EMORIAL services for Pvt. M' still short 1.000 nurses and will need at least 3,000 more in another year. Sheldon N.

Franklin, 22, 4741 N. Washtenaw av, who was killed Plans already launched are de signed to provide a total of 133,075 hospital beds," Hines told the com ARMT DEAD Pacific Regions Rush. Frank Pfc. Son of Mrs. Kathryn 4110 Todd East Chicago.

V-E DAY BREAKER OF 17 WINDOWS in action Dec. 21 in Belgium, will be held at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in B'nai Shalom synagog, 3215 Ains-lie st. Pvt.

Franklin leaves his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Franklin and a brother, Lt. Eugene, of the army air forces. mittee.

"This compares with 61,845 we had at the time of Pearl Harbor. Of these projected beds, 90,073 will be ready for occupancy this year GETS PROBATION and 105.762 will be completed dur ing Harry Benda. 44, of 10031 The jewels Matched necklace and earrings of emeralds, their dceo livintr green set amid the white fire of diamonds on disolav in our Rare Jewel Collection First Floor, South, Wabash Senate O. Anderson as Agriculture Secretary 9,334 New Zealanders Racine a glazier, who celebrated V-E day by smashing 17 windows before his arrest, was placed on probation for a year yesterday by Judge Gibson E. Gorman in Felony Killed in World War II.

WELLINGTON. New Zealand Washington, D. June 1 (F) Clinton P. Anderson's nomination as secretary. of agriculture was ap June 1 Reuters New Zealand's court, Benda said he had made res titution for the broken windows.

proved today by the senate. Thejwar casualties up to February 28 "What do you plan to do when' New Mexican, now a member of the totaled 36,747, including 9,334 killed. the Japs are defeated? Judge Gor- house, is expected to take ofncei Walter Nash, acting prime minister, said today. New Zealand casual v.nn asked. jJuly 1, succeeding Claude R.

Wick- I'm sc'ng to lock myself who has been nominated to be ties in the first world war were rural electrification administrator. of hom 16,302 were killed Eenda xnomised..