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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE 1943. www 17 FALLS IN BATTLE ARMY LISTS 263 Inherits Fortune Missing in Action ADVEETTSICEXTI FOTI Jron time to time, in thi paper, there iriil appear mn article tcAicA tea A ops tctfl fc is talr to our fttloto American. Tkit is number thirteen aertu. SCHENLEY DISTILLERS CORP. NEW YORK NAVY, RELEASES CASUALTY LIST OF 52 SAILORS Washington, D.

Nov. 1 ISpe-ciall. The navy department today These Illinois soldiers are listed NEAR MOTHER'S FORMER HOME Previously reported missing, Pvt. as missing in action. Identifica MEN AS MISSING; tions are left to right.

Richard D. Glavaz, 25 years old. 311 announced 52 12 FRO MIC AG Leaven casualties of the United States naval forces not heretofore 1 fr Did anyone ever call yooa it: released on navy 1 department casu- West 42d place, now is listed as killed in action, according to official notice from the war de-partment received by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Glavaz.

Pvt. Glavaz died in the North African theater. Five Downstate Soldiers carrier'? Now, wait a roinnte please dan't become perturbed or concerned, but thaf a exactly what yoa are, and the fellow who caHa you that, a one Mnwrif. In fact, we are all. Are Included.

TRIBUNE Photos. Lt. Lester A. Leonard, Sgt. Joseph 04 7 Lickose, and Lt.

Wilbert C. Peterson. Fvt. Richard Clavaa. Chicago Tribooa Prcaa Service.

Washington, D. Nov. 1. The and presumably in the Italian sector. lie last was heard from in Palermo, Italy, near R.

K. Metaner. alty lists. In addition, the names of three were changed in status from missing to dead. Eight casualties from Chicago- where his mother, Mrs.

Barbara Glavaz, was born. Asked yesterday how war. department made public today the names of 263 United States soldiers missing In action. The announcement includes casualties In the Asiatic, European, Mediterranean, and Southwest Pacific areas. M.

T. Byrne. Chicagoland casualties in the fol Associated Press Wirepboto. WAYNE W. LONERGAN.

New York, Nov. 1 IP). The will of lowing list, which includes 12 from Sgrt- Arthur J. Vermette, Pvt. John she felt giving her son in battle near her birthplace, Mrs.

Glavaz replied: "I am proud that he died as an American soldier." Pvt. Glavaz had been in the army 2XA years. His widow, the former Marlene MacFherson of Boston, Mass. also survives. Chicago, are from the.

European E. Kane, and Sgt. Harold BosselL area except where indicated other Patricia Burton Lonergan, pretty 22 wise in brackets. year old heiress to a $3,000,000 brew land, four of thenu from Illinois, were included. They are: ILLINOIS.

Missing. Metzner. Russell Raymond Mother, Mrs. Lula Metzner, V20 South Home avenue. Oak Park.

VVUklns. Frederick Michael Wife, Mrs. Eleanor Wilkina, 8010 Bennett avenue, Chicago. Williamson, Robert Belmont Parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Archibald Williamson, Cheater. CHICAGO AND TICIX1TT. Leonard. 2d Lt, Lmter A.

Mr. Lea H. To Patrons of The Waldorf-Astoria: Because of current conditions of congested travel and crowded hotels, we feel it our duty to reach Waldorf patrons with this frank statement of what is required to meet the situation. In the first place, please give us notice in advance of your anticipated arrival and departure. But remember that such notice alone does not constitute a reservation.

It must first be confirmed by us. Then, it is equally important to realize that transportation out of New York is difficult to obtain on short notice, because of the unusually heavy demands for railroad accommodations. Therefore, those coming here will find it wise to obtain out-going travel accommodations at the same time they secure accommodations to New York. Otherwise, departure delays are likely. This whole matter becomes one of planning and cooperation.

We are not asking yoa not to come to New York. We are simply suggesting, in your interest and ours, bow to come, actually, yeast Tiny yeast ceDe are in our hair, on oar hands, on our clothes in the air all around us and they don't harm us. The ever-present little fellows are always reedy to go to work to change convertible sugar into alcohol anywhere even in an uncovered glass of jeDy or preserves on your pantry shelf, if yoa don't watch oat. Yeast is really a microscopic plant. Yoa can't see a single cell with the naked eye, and there are many many of them actually serving useful purposes.

In the distilling industry, a special -variety of yeast is used in the mating of whiskey. It differs from the type used in making bread, or beer, or wine. And each riistfllpr has bis own pet culture which he guards jealously. Busy little fellows these microscopic cells. They're often called "busy bees' in the distillery.

Like the clock, they work 24 hours a day and they've got a steady job. But, these many varieties of yeast that float around in the air, these "free riders," ery fortune, who was slain in her apartment last Oct. 24, was filed for Leonard, mother, 8057 South Carpenter. Llekose, Set. Joseph Mn.

Viola E. Mai- probate today, and contained no mention of her husband, Wayne luck, aiiter, route 1, box 72-A-l, Melrose Park. Peterson. 2d I t. Wilbert C.

Mrs. Marion It. Peterson, wife. 6353 South Green. Wounded.

Rvrnn. Michael marine Mother. Mrs. ijonergan, under indictment on a charge of first degree murder lor Vermette. Staff 8rt.

Arthur J. Mrs. Ar thur S. Vermette, mother. Z7Z3 west 3su Margaret Byrne, 700 Irving Park road, Chicago.

the slaying. place. The instrument which revoked all Allen. Pvt. Harry Mae Jr.

Alien, mother. 6156 University avenue Corp. Edward A. Schlnrpo, Lt. Wayne INDIANA.

Missing. Trnnek. John Edgar Mother, Mrs. Kata- her previous wills and codicils leaves M. Berta, and Lt.

Fan! S. Lamos Jr. Baker. Pvt. Charlre Mrs.

Josephine PLANE FINANCED IN BOND DRIVE TO SALUTE SCHOOLS The "Spirit of Norwood," a giant Douglas Skymaster purchased with war bonds sold last month in the Norwood Park region, will take off on its army acceptance flight this morning. It will circle over each of the 10 schools in the district that participated in the bond drive. The campaign ended Oct. 2, when a total of $761,880 in bonds had been erine Trunck. Evansville.

her entire estate to her 18 month C. Baker, mother. 1211 Elmdala avenue Weldner. Lyle C. marine iamer.

Mediterranean 1 Banickl. 2d It. Jerome Mrs. Helen Ba- Weidner. Monterey.

old son, Wayne William Lonergan. An accompanying petition said the ARMY LISTS 107 IOWA. Pace, Glena V- marine, wounded Wife, estate was valued at over $10,000 nicki. mother, 1101' Uorth Oamen IMedi-terranean. Goldman.

Fvt. David Mrs. Sophie Goldman, mother. 143d South Sawyer avenue. Mrs.

Glenn Page, Ottumwa, in personal property. MICHIGAN. Earlleiv General Sessions Judge Leabo. Mark marine, wounded Moth. Kane.

Pfe. John E. Mrs. Louise M. er, Mrs.

Myrtel Leabo. Northport. AS WOUNDED; 9 IN CHICAGOLAND Chicago Tribune Press Service. Washington, D. 1.

The Kane, mother. 8338 South Morgan atreet No casualties irom Wisconsin John L. Sullivan appointed Edward V. Broderick. veteran trial attorney who said he had defended 36 or 37 Mediterranean.

Mundo, Pvt. Frank Mrs. Catartna were listed. sold. The plane, said by army air must be kept out of the grain mash so that they won't interfere with the pure culture yeast cells that the distiller Mundo.

11724 Frame avenue forces officials to be the largest men on murder charges and never war department made public today transport aircraft that flies, cost had a client go to the electric chair," Bchlurpo, Corp. Edward Aw Mrs. Jose cisea. So every precaution is taken. CHICAGO BOY CITED FOR WORK phine G.

Sehlurpo. mother. 2520 West as chief counsel for Lonergan. Lon the names of 107 TT1 United States sol- diers wounded in THE MANAGEMENT 46th street (Mediterranean). Lanios.

1st Lt. Paul 8. Jr. Mrs. Anna $500,000.

It was built at the Douglas plant on Higgins road. Huge, ships of this type are used ergan, who Frank S. Hogan, district Lam os. mother. 5534 North Mango, ave attorney, said confessed bludgeon IN AXIS RAID nue Southwest Pacific J.

by the army to fly troops into a com DOVYNSTATK XLUSOIS. ing and strangling his wife in her triplex apartment in fashionable bat area, and to evacuate wounded. Chicago Tribune Press Service. Dekevrel. Staff tgt.

Henry B. Rene action. The an-J nouncement i -1 eludes casualties in the European, i Mediterran a iPacific, and Washington, D. C- Nov. 1.

Gun- Beekman Hill, remained in City pri Dekeyrel. father. Illinois City. Lenx. Tech.

Set. Russel Mrs. Ann I Lenx, wife, Belleville. fr ner's Mate Third Class William J. Following its acceptance flight, the plane will be turned over to the ferry command for delivery to a war son as police continued to search in If you ever visit one of Schenleys distilleries, ask them to explain to you how they build up their yeast requirements from one tiny microscopic cell under sterile conditions, so that they can maintain a pure culture.

You will also be shown how all the pipes (the plumbing) are sterilized after each operation with live steam; bow even the atmopphere in the fermenting the East river for his missing uni fuvan. Staff Set. Fred Frank Tuvan. Healy of 7134 Buy an Additional War Bond Today! form. front.

father, Depue Mediterranean). Russell. Staff Sgt. Harold E. James F.

Bussell. father, Ladd (Mediterranean). Southwest Pacific areas. Berta. 2d Lt.

Wayne M. Mrs. Gladys M. Berta, wife. Marseilles (Southwest Pa The nine Chicagoland casual cific.

rooms is tested for bacteria count. INDIANA. Hlgdon. 1st IA. Philip E.

PhiliB J. Hig- H. B. Zimmer. ties in the following list are from You see, while man baa very little don, lather.

Jefleraonville. Morgan. Staff Sgt. Dclmar C. Henry Morgan, father, Connersville.

South Indiana avenue, Chicago today was cited by the war shipping administration for courage displayed during an axis raid on a North African port last July. The WSA reported Healy was one of three men at the navy gun to do with the actual processes of the Mediterranean area except where Indicated otherwise in brackets. Scott. Staff Sgt. Richard Jr.

Mrs. Re becca V. Scott, wife, aew Castle. fermentation and distillation, be can and does exercise control over these xv- vX Harmeson, Fvt. Harry E.

Mrs. Pear) CHICAGO AND VICINITY. Harmeson, mother, Lafayette (Mediter natural processes. Zimmer. Corp.

Herbert R. Mrs. Trene J. ranean). Keller.

Pfe. Norman l. Mrs. Gladys Zimmer, mother. 782 North End court.

WUUam J. Healy. Highland Park. And, speaking of control, while discussing matters pertaining to whiskey, WHAT WE WANT TO KNOW IS THIS HOW DID ALL THESE CAKS FROM DIFFERENT RAILROADS GET TOGETHER IN THIS ONE BURLINGTON Seller, wife. Tangier (Mediterranean).

Lindsey. Tech. Sgt. Louie R. Louis Lindsey, father.

Eobart (Mediterranean). ILLINOIS. Brurkl. Pvt. Walter Mrs.

Mary M. crew assigned to the Liberty ship these are excellent days for controlling Loner, Pvt. John A. Mrs. Mary Loner, mother, Loransport (Mediterranean, John 1L Eaton, which was discharg Bruckl, mother.

La Salle, Shell. Fvt. 1st Class Lester 1 rs. Helen June Shell, wife, Falrbury. our luxury appetites.

The tnanufac Wells. 1st Lt. Batnnrl M. Mrs. Lucille lng supplies while moored between IN A GENERAL WAY, THE ANSWER IS BUT TO BE MORE R.

Wells, wife. Seottsburr Mediterranean ture of whiskey stopped in October, Wenaer. 3d Lt. Donald R. Raluh A.

INDIANA. Williams. Pvt. Cecil F. Mrs.

Dora Wil British and Norwegian vessels. A bomb struck the quay. The British wenger, lather, i-lkhart (Mediterranean liams, mother. Franklin. IOWA.

Bornscheln. Staff Sgt. Wllbnr I Mrs 1942. Distillers are making war-alcohol today 24 hours a day seven day a week. The whiskey you are able to buy today was made way back vessel exploded and set off ammunition stores in the Norwegian ship.

IOWA. Abel. Pvt. Vern K. Fred Schroedcr, Rosalie A.

Bornscheln, wife. Des Moines. grandfather, Ionia. The blasts lifted the Eaton out of Carter. Sgt.

Clarence Ira L. Carter, father. Oelwein. Coscrove. 2d Lt.

Robert S. Frank E. MICHIGAN. Broat, 2d Lt. Arthur E.

Mrs. Rose Broat, the water and flying metal frag in peacetime. When these stocks of Cosgrove, father, Dubuque. ments tore holes in her hulh Most mother. Detroit European, Uaskln.

1st Lt. Morris Im Mrs. Morris Carskadsn. Pvt. Robert L.

Mrs. Frank aged whiskies are gone, there won't be any more. But there is enough to L. Has kin, wife. Gruver.

Carskadon, mother, Ferrysburg. Katvig. Tech. Sgt. Orlo G.

Mrs. Carl of the crew reached the dock safely. Healy and his comrades in the gun crew remained on the ship and threw lines to sailors from the last if used in moderation. WISCONSIN. Johanek.

Pvt. Edward J. Mrs. Anna Jo Katvig, movher. Lawler.

hanek. mother. Denmark. Ranseh, Staff Set. Bnrdetta H.

Mrs. Eazel G. Bausch, mother. Hudson. So, please "control" the amount Lyness.

Pvt. 1st Class Marvin Mrs. burning ships swimming near-by, titrable. 1st Lt, Cleo Mrs. Cleo C.

Harvr Thomas, sister. Oshkosh. St ruble, wife. Turin. you buy, and make what yoa do buy anger longer.

And that reminds me, Wilcox, 1st Lt. Eugene Jr. Mra. Daphne a. xactionougn, mother, Moravia.

MICHIGAN. Ltllj. 94 Lt. John T-Ternon J. Lilly, father, Kntt.

Tech. Sgt. Gordon 8. Jr. Mrs, insofar as whiskey is concerned, the busy little yeast fellows are getting a well -earned vacation, but they'll be sarin' to go when jthey get the green Jane G.

Nutt, mother. Port Huron. Pidgeoo, Sgt. Norman B. Edward Cght.

Pidfreon. father. Iron Biver. Wledebnsch, Tech. Sgt.

Carl E. Mrs The green light now says Back Bessie L. Eayless, mother. Hazel Park. Bowman.

2d Lt. Vere M. Mrs. Pearl NT rs, the Attack Buy More War Bonds! Bowman, mother, Eau Claire (Mediter ranean. Helm.

Pfe. Louts J. Miss Theresa Kor- sitzke, aunt. Detroit Mediterranean. FREE Would you like a handsome book Chernek, Staff Sgt.

Steven J. Jrw Steven WORKING MEN AND WOMEN Meet temporary money needs with a personal loan on your fig-afare only. PWM" HOW? Phone StaU 5200 for Personal Cr.d: Chernek Sr, father, Detroit Southwest Pa let containing the first ten article in this eeriest Just write your name and address on the back of penny postal and tend it to me, care of Schenley Distiller Corporation, cificj. WISCONSIN. Decooman, 6taff Sgt.

Francis J. Mrs. Elodie Decooman. mother. South Range.

350 Fifth Avenue. Net York N. Y. Brown, 2d Lt. Charles A.

Mrs. Zella If your for the asking. Brown, mother, Janeeville Mediterranean) Whistler. 2d Lt. Victor H.

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