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CHICAGO SUNDAY (TBEBUNEs APRIL If. 1943. wilful neglect of duty against James in uucago wnicn 575 persons Illinois River Dragged of their purchases and paraded to CREDIT UNION TRinilMF PflSTFR convict owner iimwiiii i ww I rry rvnn irtirnp H. Mooney, Boston building commissioner; Police Capt. Joseph A.

Brucdsross and Fire Lt. Frank L. Linney. Conspiracy charges were ON WAR BONDS 490 died fire DELEGATES BUY $3,000,000 BONDS Approximately 3 million dollars in war bonds were purchased last night in the Parade of Checks" which climaxed the one dav rnn. the speakers table where their checks were accepted by John J.

Gallaher of the treasury department. The guest speaker at the annual banquet which preceded the parade was J. L. Kraft of the Kraft Cheese company. MEAT DEALER FOUND DEAD.

also brought against persons concerned with the designing and decorating of the club. The others pay MORE MONEY fob your DIAMONDS Diamonds are worth store today, leforo yea sell saa Lloyd J. Bulltr. Prcsldtnt PRUDENTIAL LOAN ASSM. 133 NORTH CLARK Mala Hear for Tug Helper's Body The 13 mile stretch of the Illinois river between Marseilles and Ottawa was being dragged yesterday for the body of Theodore Maass, 18 years old, cook's helper on the tug North Shore, who Is to have drowned.

Maass, whose home was at 9411 South Laflin street, was reported missing Friday when the tug. operated by the John I. Hav were burned to death, and the San Francisco earthquake and fire of 1906, in which 500 persons died. The fire was started by a match lighted by a bus boy who was attempting to replace a light bulb removed as a prank by a patron. The prosecution accused the Welanskls and Goldflne of failing to provide adequate safety equipment and of creating actual fire hazards! as in the case of cloth ceilings.

have not yet been brought to trial. nnCC Til A Tin Guilty on 19 Counts of UULU IU I1HI1UI1 i vention of the Illinois Credit TTninn Fire Started by Bus Boy. The Cocoanut Grove fire was one league in the Hotel Sherman. Boston, Mass, April 10 Special. Delegates representing credit unions in all parts of the state car- of the nation's worst fire disasters, being exceeded in loss of life only by the Iroquois theater fire of 1903 Barnet Welansky, owner of the day in his automobile which be had parked in a public garage at 1967 Ogden avenue.

He lived at 827 South Winchester avenue. Cocoanut Grove barge lines, reached Buffalo Rock. ried banners Indicating the amounts I BUY WAR STAMPS night club 118 Other Papers Carry where 490 per Inspiring Cartoon. sons lost lives in a fire last Nov. 28, was convicted on 19 counts of man- With, the launching tomorrow slaughter by a Superior court the greatest war financing operation in history the nation-wide drive to sell 13 billion dollars' worth of war jury tonight.

OUR FAMOUS Fifth Floor, where we always specialize in good fashion and good fasie at very low prices. Now when it's so important to in vest money not just spend it we have more customers than ever. Look over this page and you'll know, why! The jury need- EM'S IBMItfMT SW1IE ed only five bonds in three weeks The Chicago hours of deliber- Tkbcke tomorrow will carry on its mtion to reacn a verdict after the four week trial back page an inspiring full page war poster in color, incorporating Joseph Parrish's cartoon depicting TJU Dm Uui" Stale, Hladito. and Dwou SUuU came to an end today. The jury ac- quitted James Welanski, acting the doughboy's pledge to protect war Bssssssssans1" manager of the club on the night bond investments with his life, of the tragedy, and Jacob Goldflne, Thruout the country tomorrow, or in the next few days, a least 118 the club's wine steward, on all of the same 19 counts.

other newspapers also will carry The court deferred action on sen this poster, some in full page color tencing Barnet Welansky and or-1 form, the others In smaller black FIF FLOOR dered the Immediate discharge of I FASt HONS and white form. James Welanski and Goldflne. Dur Nine papers and The Tribune 10 ing the trial 127 witnesses, many of In all will print the poster In color. Many others also would do whom were survivors of the fire. gave testimony, and 154 exhibits, in so were they equipped with color cluding scarred doors, were received in evidence.

In Hospital at Time. Barnet Welanski was given crimi Tasl nal responsibility for the holocaust despite the fact he was absent from NEW FELT SUITERS SCARFS the club at the time of the fire. He presses. One hundred and nine will print it in black and white. Original Attracted Wide Attention.

Parrish's cartoon appeared origin ally in The Tribune of March 26 with the doughboy's message, "I promise to die if necessary to protect your investment." It caught the attention of many publishers and others. More important, it attracted the eye of treasury officials, who asked that it be reprinted as a bond sales stimulant. was at that time confined to the Lux, urious. Soft I Massachusetts General hospital. The maximum penalty for man slaughter under Massachusetts law That Are Extra Smart! is 20 years on each count.

Barnet Welanskys bail, which had been set at $10,000 at the time of his indict- ay In a letter thanking this news- Choice I paper for the use of the illustration I T'L UUiniV4 WUV WWOCM UU1 ACJT, TCUW continued the case until Thursday Natural Wild Mink for disposition. The additional bail I I was posted. $50 The two Welanskls and Goldflne were indicted Dec. 31 by a grand scarfs. 3 skins.

Large Kolinsky scarfs. 4 skins. in the poster, H. Fred Wilson, manager of the research and statistics department of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, wrote: "We believe it would give added significance to the reproduction if you were to print the statement that the illustration was reprinted at the request of the United States treasury war finance Cartoon Offered to Nation. jury which also brought charges of "6.

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