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2 engine, and cut the catwalk Pvt. Stephen Madalinski, whose wife, Rose, lives at 2734 Cortez st THE TALK OF CHICAGO! has returned reported. Capt. Melcher and his family, who live temporarily in Springfield, formerly resided at 5644 Berenice av. In Italy, Raymond E.

Luther, husband of Mrs. Charlotte M. Luther, f4. in half. Nevertheless, he returned to his base.

Husband of Mrs. Mary P. Janka, 2132 N. Oakley he entered the service in December, 1943, and went overseas in July, 1944. He is now convalescing from an illness in Miami.

home after being discharged from the army. He has been awarded the Purple Heart. Pvt. Lawrence Gust alt is, 1644 Erie st, believes he never will get out of the medics. After completing 35 missions over BE HELD TODAY Begin with Parade at 1 :30 This Afternoon Thirteen posts of the American legion and various patriotic organizations will participate In the parade and memorial services today of the St.

Adalbert's cemetery division of the G. A. R. memorial association. The parade, led by a motorcycle escort will begin at Milwaukee and Nagle avs.

at 1:30 p. m. Legion FOUNDED 189 Germany during his nine months of 5521 Byron st, has been promoted to corporal Overseas since April, 1944. he has one campaign star on his European-African-Middle East service ribbon. He is a overseas service, Staff Sgt Walter Witzke, gunner In a medical I battalion, he patched the wounded on Oki- Tit.

HadaUniU nawa without a chance to fight back A for so lone that he asked for a on a Flying Fortress, came home for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reinhold Witzke, 4613 Patterson av. Wounded in the left leg in Ger former employe of the Guardian Life Insurance company. Wounded while transfer to an infantry unit.

In his division's attack Gustaitis' com posts participating will Include Gladstone, Lafayette, Capt. Kelly, Pulaski, Jefferson Park, Ironsides, Cory. Lather a comrade. Pvt. trying to rescue CLEARANCE Stunning Spring COATS SUITS Theodore Roosevelt, George Wash many, Sgt Steve J.

Kolacki, son of lngton. Victory, Cragin-IIansen Park, Avondale, Chopin Park, and Woodrow Wilson. Other Who Will farad pany fought to the top of a ridge with heavy casualties. When the outfit's medic was killed, Gustaitis again was called on to aid the wounded. He has rescued eight men under fire.

Sgt. Edward Janka had his baptism under fire early on his first mission over Cermany. Leaving the target he was pounced upon by a pack of Nazi fighters, who air conditioned his plane with 30 bullet holes, shot off the prop from the Alio marching in the parade will Frank P. Martino, 454 N. Peoria is recovering at a convalescent cen ter In England.

Formerly employed by Montgomery Ward he has been awarded the Purple Heart. Sidney Bleaden, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

Bleaden, 3214 Leland recently was promoted to first lieutenant at the Abilene Tex.l army air field, where he Is an assistant technical Inspector. he tho Jefferson Park and Victory Mrs. Clara Ko- waiter wium 1425 N. Wood st, is at a convalescent center In England. In the army since February, 1913.

he has been awarded the Purple Heart. Promotion to captain of Harry D. Melchcr, assistant state procurement ofllccr at state selective service headquarters In Springfield, has been chapter! of the Polish Army vet erans. District J. gold star mothers and fathers, and drum and bugle corps units.

Under the direction of C. A. La seekl, parade marshal, the parade will proceed north on Milwaukee $2195 Regular $29.95 and $35 Values STORAGE NOTICE Our Slate Bonded Storage Vaults Are Filled to Capacity Due, in a large Measure, to Service Men's Storage. We will, therefore, not be able to accept any more gooils for 6toragc except Furs for a limited time only av. to the Soldiers and Sailors' mon-j ument at St.

Adalbert's cemetery, Niles. List Speakers i Speakers at the cemetery will include the Rev. Francis KullnskI, pastor of St. Florlan's church, Jufge Joseph Burke of the Appel-lav rourt, John Szykowskl, consul general of Poland, and representatives of the American Legion, Vet-! erans of Foreign Wars, Polish Le-i gion of American veterans and Po-: lish Army veterans. Services, starting at 2 p.

will be under the direction of Theodore CzarneckL, Taps will be blown and a firing squad will fire three salvos in memory of dead service men. WOMAN'S GROUP OF HOSPITAL TO HOLD LUNCHEON The women's auxiliary of the Norwegian American hospital, 1044 N. 'Boy" Coafs Shoriie Coats Classic Coats Chesterfields Cardigan Suits Dressmakers Man Tailored Suits The event you've waited for! Hundreds of the year's smartest suits at wonderful saving! 100 woo! fabric in every exclusive new style all the wanted colors. Wear yours now and through Fall; sizes for every type. But come early for best selections! Truly amazing In these times! huge array of 100 wool coats for wear now right through Summer all drastically reduced for immediate clearance.

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