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. In The Nations Service Gunner‘s Mate Thebeaun Awarded Presidential Citation *Mrs. Mary Maddy Thebeau of 686 C‘u-. wife of Chicf Cunâ€" ner‘s Howard Louis ‘Thebeau, U.S.N., has just received word that the destroyer, USS Cole, to which her husband it attached, has received the Presidential unit citation in the Afriâ€" can campaign. The citation reads: "For outstanding performance as :hm!inwanolw in the attack on Safi, French Morocco, November 8, 1942. Under GLENCOE SUN ‘*QUIET PLEASE MURDER" ""SHERLOCK HOLMES IN WASHINGTON®" OPFFICIAL 1SSUING AGENT Bonds While You Wait! Geo. Sanders & Gail Patrick Philip Dorn and Anna Sten Basil Rathborne, Nige! Bruce THURS. FRL SAT. JUNE 24â€"25â€"26 "THE FIGHTING CHETNIKS" "IT AIN‘T HAY" 1ON. JUNE 27â€"28 Abbott & Costello Don‘t crowd food or beverage bottles against the freezing unit, This interferes with the freecirculation of cold airinsidethe cabinet, and thus prevents the refrigerator from operating at its maximum efficiency. Give It airâ€"Be sure your refrigerator is placed an inch or more away from the wall, so that there will be free circulation about the cabinet. If the refrigerator is in a small room, leave the door of the room open. Ledy, please! Nevet use anything sharp to remove cube trays. And before putting them back be sure to dry the bottom of the ways. This will help keep the trays from freexing to the compartment. emplacements, the Cole, proceeding through a narrow harbor entrance in total darkness, effectively countered hostile opposition, disembarked a company of United States army asâ€" sault troops, and suported their atâ€" tack by accurate fire from her main battery. Her distinctive fulfillment of a difficult and hazardous mission conâ€" tributed materially to the victorious achievement of the Southern attack group." ‘The caprain of the Cole was awardâ€" ed the Navy Cross and all members of her crew are entitled to wear the new Presidential unit citation ribbon. three Zeros to his credit, was on a bomber protection patrol with three other marine fighter planes. when they saw the flight of attacking Zeros. The marine fighter planes intercepted the waves and continued an oddsâ€" againstâ€"time battle until the bombers could carry out the mission. Capt. McMahon attributed his safe return to the airfield as "Irish Luck," and stated that the Zeros were so close he could smell their tracer bullets. t Capt. John McMahon Uninjured In Fight With Zeros He has been in the marines since 1938, going into active duty in Febâ€" ruary, 1941, and to the South Pacific in January, 1942 He became a first lieutenant in March, 1942, and a capâ€" tain in April. A graduate of the Highâ€" Ind Park high school, he attended De Paul university. Chicago. He is marâ€" ried to the former Helen Neacham, now residing with his parents. According to a marine comps disâ€" patch, Capt. John P. McMahon Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. McMahon of 130 S. Second street, ecaped uninjured when 29 slugs and a cannon shot pierced his plane in a fight with Zeros 200 miles north of Guadalcanal. ‘The McMahons last heard from him in a letter dated May 28, when he Capt. McMahon, who already has PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY Time to defrestâ€"When the frost becomes Mâ€"inch thick, defrost the freezing unit; otherwise nwt refrigerator will run too often. Two bints: don‘s put hot water in the trays to speed dd‘:oodflln’tbrgam empty the drip water after defrosting. Close the doert When the door of your refrigerator is open, frost forms on the freezing unit more rapidly. And that means you must defrost more often. So keep the door closed as much as possible, Electricity has gone to warâ€"don‘t waste it! OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS The secret of my youthful looks and perfect condition? Why, I owe it all to my owner for giving me special wartime care. She certainly has the right idea. She knows that if she treats me right I‘ll go on safeguarding the family‘s food and health for a long, long time. Yep, she‘s a bright little woman . . . . and you‘d be, too, if you‘d give your electric refrigerator this wartime care. It‘s really very simple. Here, I‘ll show you what to do. told thém he a leave in the mb&#fiah&h twice, he recently spent a rest period in Sydney, Australia. Lt. Richard Taussig Home Enroute To Embarkation Station Ensign Risler 1! graduate of Deâ€" Paul University lawâ€" school and has been employed by the Continental Casualty Company. He will report to Harvard university for indoctrination on July 1. y Mrs. Risler will make her home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Shelton of 315 S. Green Bay road. Capt. J. C. Leaming was able to spend a few days last week from duâ€" ties at Camp Cooke, Calif. with his parents, the J. F. Leamings of 1540 Dean avenue. Capt. Leaming was enâ€" route to the advanced commanders school at Fort Benning Ga. Pic. James D. Rogan was recently graduated from the postal training school at Westchester, Penn. and is now on duty with the $81st army postal unit at Fort Bragg, N. C. He is the son of Mrs. J. C. Rogan of Onâ€" wensia avenue. Lt. Richarg S. Taussig of 451 Egâ€" andale road, who is in naval aviation, spent four days with his family en route to a new station on the Pacific coast, where he will await embarkaâ€" tion orders. He arrived in Highland Park just in time to see his daughter, Nell, graduate from Eim Place school. Miss Shirley Hollenbeck of 630 B. Green Bay road, has been commissâ€" joned a second lieutenant in the Army Nurse Corps, and will servce with course in Quonset, R. L., Lt. Taussig received special training in aircrait fighter director work at Norfolk, Va. Mrs. Taussig is leaving on Friday, June 25, to join Lt. Taussig in Caliâ€" fornia. She will stay with him until he sails. * George A. Risler, husband of the former Patti Shelton, was commissâ€" ioned an ensign in the US Navy Reâ€" serve on May 28, and was sworn into service on June 9. f Â¥ Why Im looking younger every day What about the motor?â€"there are many types of refrigerating mechanisms, and each requires a different kind of care. Consult the manufacturer‘s instractions for your refcigerator and see what attention it needs. If you are uncertain, see your serviceman. frigerator to a handyman. If it should getâ€" out of adjustment of become noisy, call u-p-u-uaâ€"--buad,‘ on the mechanism. In the long ran you" Saturday bathâ€"Give your refrigerator a wash every time you defrost, using water with baking soda. After washing and dryâ€" ing, dust the rubber insulation around the door with talcum powder. Play setel Don‘t trust the life of your reâ€" we CY P 2 3 w 9e I ‘&\:‘T ieh . E4 S 0 duuhfi-fihl.u'd% Products, Lieut. Hollenbeck left week to report to Fort Custer, Mich. Edward Harloff, wellâ€"known butcâ€" her at the George B. Winter Ravinia store, was inducted into the Navy last Saturday and reported for duty on Monday. Pvt. Walter Spitzer is on manouâ€" vers from Camp Forest, Tenn. His brother Jerry who is a second class seaman in the navy, and he made their ‘home with their sister, Mrs. Judson Cameron of Railway avenue, Highwood. Wmthe-.‘ndtnfiu- talion at Camp Robinson, He is the son of the Louis Otts of Saunâ€" ders road. Mrs. Lorraine Ott, his wife, makes her home in Highland Park at 448 Lincoin avenue. Cadet Leslic A. Rankin Jr. spent a seven day leave from flight training visiting: his parents, the Leslie Ranâ€" kins of Vine avenue..He recently finâ€" ished his primary training at the U.S. Naval air station in Minneapolis, and reported back today for assignment to a new base and the final phase of his training. Ensign C. Keith Shay of 262 Laurel avenue is home on a tenâ€"day leave visiting his family. ‘He received his commission June 16 at Columbia Unâ€" iversity Midshipman school in New York city. He is a graduate of Amâ€" herst college where he majored in French. Robert L. Phillips recently completâ€" ed his priliminary training as an army aviation cadet at the San Antonio air base in Texas. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Phillips of Vine avenue, he is now stationed atEl Reno, Texas. Aviation Cadet Harry Carlsen who received his preliminary training at San Antonio, Texas, reported for the second phase of his flight training on May 25 at the Harman Primary Flyâ€" ing school, Bruce Field, Ballinger, Texas. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Carlson of Roslyn lane. Pic. William Carrier was able to spend a tenâ€"day furlough visiting his W ~&-wua.|w..w,uhg-. aen d.-t.u?‘:‘..'rq‘“dt-hufi-nlh company M i reâ€" cym-huc-p&cv-lzind hi_h‘-r week indoctrination art, Georgia. A. course at Keester Ficld, Miss. Roger J. Peddie reported to Great Lakes Naval Training Station on Monday to begin his boot training. The son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Peddie of Homewood avenue, he is a member of the recent graduating class of Highland Park high school. To qualify for this special training, tests were given in April at Louisiana State university to 500 soldiers. Pvt. ZurWelle, who gave up his former rating as corporal to attend school, has just completed four weeks at Bayâ€" lor before starting the new course. He is the son of Mrs. Marie R. ZurWelle of Cary avenue. Lieut. Robert C. Hangren who reâ€" ceived his wings and commission as second lieutenant, in the army air force on May 29 at Alburquerque, N. M., has reported to Hamilton Field, Calif. Before reporting to his new post, Lieut. Hangren spend a leave with his father, Ray Hangren, of Jeffrey‘s place, Highwood. Pvt. Richard ZurWelle, who entered service in January, is studying at Bayâ€" lor university, Waco, Texas taking a threeâ€"month technical training course in engineering. Army Air Cadet Donald E. Nichols Jr. is attending a twoâ€"month‘s course at Pennsylvania State college. Upon completion of the course, he will be sent to Nashville where he will be Cpl Edward Fischet, son of Mrs. Edwin Fischer of W. Park avenue, spent ten days leave visiting his mother and wife, Jean, last week. Aurelio L. Ceccotti 302 N. St. Johns avenue, has been assigned to the medical replacement center at Camp Robinson, Ark. Recently inâ€" ducted, his training will be a twelve week course after which time he will be assigned for duty to some medical department unit. Two other sons are also serving in the‘ armed forces. Frank, twin brother of Robert, entered service in March and is with the finance departâ€" ment of the army air corps at Leesâ€" burg, Fla. ; A Pic. Phillip Muzik, son of Mrs. Catherine Muzik of Everts place, Highwood, has reported to Fort Crook, Neb. after being transferred from Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Md. Aviation Cadet Joseph D. Zaak has completed his preâ€"flight training at the University of Iowa and is now stationed at the Naval air school in Minneapolis taking his basic training. Cadet Xook, the son of Mrs. J. D. Zook of N. Linden avenue, was sworn into the all Lake County . Hjalmar Olsen squadron last summer. Licut. Edward Tonneson, son of Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Tonneson of S. Sheridan road, has arrived in England where he is now serving with the U. S. Army Air Forces. He received his wings and commission at the Victorâ€" ville air school in California last Noâ€" vember; 5 Pvt. James Sorg is stationed â€"at Robbins Field, Ga. attached to the radio branch of the signal corps. He has been in service a year. All three attended Northwestern.university and are members of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Pic. Norman Craig, son Athur B. Craigs of Laurel has been serving in Hawaii last year. . Word has been received by Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Sorg of Lakeside place, that their son, Ensign Robert Sorg who has been serving with the Paciâ€" fic Fleet, has been promoted to lieuâ€" tenant junior grade. :m come in to ask checking or ‘fi-'*-’ Th un wauk" it Sax be a telephone m-,cnnhutd-k . . . sho may receive you Aew Slams /2ol?â€" of â€" the avenue, for the Thursdoy, June 24, 1943 The son of the D. F street, he graduated college in January. James and Robert Muzik;~=â€"ns of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Muzik of Highâ€" wood avenue, Highwood, have both received ratings of staff sergeant at their respective posts. . $/Set. Robert Muzik s sow staâ€" tioned at March Field, Calif. as crew chief for Pâ€"38‘s. He enlisted Decemâ€" ber 12, 1941. S/Sgt. James Muzik who enlisted in April 1942, is a radio inâ€" structor at Camp Crowder, Mo. Capt. Douglas Boyd, U.S. Army Medical Corps, is at the blood doner center in Detroit on a special assigneâ€" ment. He will report back to the Billings General hospital at Fort Benâ€" jamin Harrison upon completion of his duties. Before entering service last fall, Capt.â€"Boyd maintained offiâ€" ces at 2 N. Sheridan rd., and his home is at 1271 Wade street. Tom Ullman, Highland Park gradâ€" uate who attended Washington State university, is taking his basic traimâ€" ing as a ndval aviation cadet at St. Mary‘s college, Calif. A younger brother, Pvt. Jack Uliman, is staâ€" tioned with the air corps at Shepâ€" pard Field, Texas. They are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Ullmar of Lincoln avenue. James W. Sthmidley of 117 N. Seeâ€" ond street, received his commission as second lieutenaht on June 16 after completing his training course at the Adjutant ‘General‘s ‘school at Fort Armiong‘the ‘tlass of fifty men who graduated from the Fort Sheridan Ordnance Automotive scheol recently was Pic. Jerry. Bove, husband of Mrs. Florence S. Bove of 141 S. Second After completing his freshman and sophomore years at DePauw univerâ€" sity .at. Greencastle, Ind., Naval Aviaâ€" tion Cadet Robert Earhart, has reâ€" ported back to his alma mater for his preâ€"flight training. ‘The son of the Harry Earharts of S. St. Johns avenue, he completed his junior year at Northwestern university before reâ€" porting for flight training. Pvt. Francis Ronzani, son of Mrs. Don Ronszani of N. First First Street, has completed his basic training at Camp Roberts, Calif. and has been assigned to duty with the infantry. Washington, Md. Lieut. Schmidiey was one of a selected group of enâ€" listed men designated to attend the officer candidate school. Lieut. Shermer Keller has returned to duties as an instructor in celestial navigation at Hondo, Texas, after spending ten days leave in Highland Park. They are the sons of the Rev. and Mrs. Christoph Keller of Prospect Lieut. Schmidley spent a few days leave with his parents, the Oscar Schmidleys, and then left for New York to take advanced training. Marine Capt. Christoph Keller Jr. is taking advanced training at the marine staff and command school, Quantico, Va. Leo Contri has been promoted to corporal at Camp Barclay, Texas, where he is serving with the military police. He is the brother of Mrs. Mike Lunardi of Washington avemue, Highwood. Robert A. Bartlett, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bartlett of 164 Elmwood drive, is at the basic training Center of the Infantry School at Fort Benâ€" war work and sho‘s a "Good Soldier!" Miss Ilinois Bell knows that efficient telephone. service is a wartime cssenâ€" tial. She knows she is d« her part in the Victory upon her to do her best. Nichols of Rice from Hamilton