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Evening star., 1941-11-30
CHICAGO Livestock

CHICAGO. Nov. - P. ~. S. Dept. .Aer)
-Salab!e hoes, 800; total. : 500: hardly
enough hogs on sale 70 test market condi,;
ri0ns. few small lots 2c0-2sO pound
butchers about STEADY al 9s5 to 1905;
quotable top around I0.l5: shippers took
none. holdover LOCO compared week ago.;
good and choice lSO-"70 pound averages
.?5-35 lower heavier butchers and sovs
3i-:;5 of
Salable cattle. 400: calves none COM
pared Friday last week: strictly good, choice,
end choice 10 prime fed steers and year
lines strong 10 - higher. with weighty
kinds up most; about 80 loads interna-
tlonal carlots show throwouts and rejects
sold actively al u 50-l350 mostly; week s
extreme TOP Commercial cattle. 1870:
TO - higher supply small: heifers strong
to p hleher, with medium 70 good grades
predomnating 81 10.50-ll 30.
sala5le sheep. 900: total. 3;3oo com,
yearlnGs closing 25-5o lower; spots on
more. fat sheep strong to 25 higher;
weeks TOD fat lambs 1925. with bulk
late sales good and choice far natives and
fer westerns. II DOLL .:i:5: choice fat ewes.
1856 90. with bulk supply 4 50-5 so; few
loads GOOD feeding lambs, I0.25-1o.50.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
More Than 10000 Expected
To Lose Buffalo Jobs

BY the Associated Press.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 2o-More
than 10000 workers in the Buffalo
area will be. laid of within the next
so days because of the transition Of
industry from civilian to defense
production, material shortages and
automobile curtailment, State en-
ployment service official predicted
today
District Supt. Leo A. Sweeney
added that more than 1000 have
been laid off in the last few weeks
but declared:
The long range employment pic
ture IS good. Before next summer
there should be shortage OF labor
here"
He estimated that Chevrolet auto
mobile plants in Buffalo and Tona-
wanda will absorb ABOUT 10000
workers when full-time production
of Pratt & Whitney airplane mo-
tors begins.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Governments Lead
Fresh Decline in
japanese Bonds
Corporate Obligations
Toke Mixed Course
At Weeks Close
ey the Associated Press

~ the Assoc sted Press
NEW YORK. Nov 29-Fresh
weakness developed in japanese
bonds today with Government Is
sues leading the descent. Corporate
loans we're mixed.
On the transfer Of bonds repre-
senting $4,000 face value japanese
SIS fell Ala points. closing at 80.
The 6lqs dipped a point. Selling was
associated with anNleties over pos
sibilltIes for a more serious turn III
the Far Eastern crisis over the week
end.
Other foreign loan, down a point
or more included Sidney 5'2s and
Polish 49,. Finland Is dropped s.,
In all these. dealings were small
Chinese Government Railway 5s, all
inactive issue. gained 324 points over
the previous sale OIL the transfer Of
two bonds
Selecuve demand for rails supplied
prop for the domestic corporate
division and the Associated Press
average of 10 carrier bonds rose OIL
of point after four successive de-
Clines. The better action was at
tributed to belief III financial quar-
ters the fact-findIng boards report
to the President would provide the
basis for settlement of the rail wage
dispute. although a number of the
carrier issues continued backward.
Showing final gains of fractions
10 around a point we're Nickel Plate
q IS a {, 63l4. MKT SIS OF 81 at 25l.
Alleghany Corp 5s of so at 6512. ILL
nois Central 424S at 81. and Laclede
Gas Sis at So
Losing fractional ground were Erie
IS Of IS q 295s, Delaware & Hud-
son refundlng Is at 53as. 1nterna-
tional Hydro Electric 6s at 245a and
PENNSYLVANIA General As at 103's,
United States Governments held
to narrow range in quiet trading
Transactions tCtaled S3.33S 500
face value against 81 lO400O the pre-
VlOuS SATURDAY..
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Dividend Meetings

NEW YORK. Nov % CSpeC!a' Among
,. II. ,msor5ani eompsniss rh5Ga A.. h96
est,sniY'A ese.m.ry Co ei EHcei!o corr LnkBels
co and Seiof chemea hanse w6PSs aFS s
OF the meetings OF companies definitely
.ehed1led is reported bv Fitch Investors
Service as follows
Mondsv. December I.
Beneficial Industrial Loan Corn, 50 So
2pm.
Ex-Cell-O Corp. conn. 10 an
General American Transportation Corp
INT internstonsl m Nickel Co. of Canada. Ltd
t7'c pfdD. $50 pm.
Tuesday. December ?.
Adams Express Co. com "45 pm.
Beatrice Creamery Co 's5 ptd and
Diamond T Motor Car Co COM
International Shoe Co com -. 10 q m
LsnkoB.lt Co ISfaT pfd, and COM. 10
Penney u cN Co COM, 10
starrett Il. s. Co. ,comp y 10 am.
Wednesday. December 8
American Agricultural Chemical Co.
American snun Co. ,s', ptd and com).
consolid.ted OIL ce.p- COM, 40 Pr, Pr
and 5i,G conv. pfdl, 1890 q m
Federal Lisht { Traction Co. tcom1,
General American Investors Co. Inc $50
pfd.). l2 noon.
General Printing Ink Corp. Sc ptd. and
General Time Insurance. Corp. ,ss ptd,
eho com wv PIE n ,5r, MD and com
$40 am.
Loev's. Inc tcomD $40 pm.
Marine Midland Corp conn. 20 m.
Silver King Coalition Mines Co. tcon ,.
2 pm
com }. 10 noon.
Victor Chemical Works tcom !. 30 . m.
west Penn Electric Co. 'class "A"l. IL
West Penn Power Co. 4'ars cum. pfd.
and COM, IL am.
THURSDAY. December 4.
Hercules Motors Corp com 10 am.
Noblitt Sparks Industries, Inc. 'com).
10a.m. 20,
pacinc Telephone 4 telegraph co. (6<
DID. and conf . m
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Fleece Wool Demand
Restricted at Boston

BY nc AssOcIafed FEC.6
BOSTON. Nov. % United States
Department Ct Agricultural De
mand for fleece woods in Boston Was
very limited during ne past week.
Occasional sales Of graded Ohio
fine combin2 wools were made at
44-46 cents. in the grease.
Bright one-half blood combing
feeces were quoted mostly 45-46
cents, in the grease.
Graded three -eighths and one
quarter blood bright feeces moved in
very moderate quantities at 50-5l
cents, in the grease.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
IndustriaIists 10 Confer
On Defense Problems
Nv the Lssoc,sted Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov 29.-The largest
aggregation Of industrial leaders
ever brought together in convention
at one time will consider next week
every phase of defense production,
the National Association Of Manu-
facturers announced today.
The vanguard of this group began
arriving over the week end for the
46th Annual Congress OF American
Industry, which is sponsored by the
N A. M.
Walter D. Fuller. president Of the
association. outlined a flve-day pro-
gram, which will eliminate Friday
with a banquet attended by many
leaders in Government and industry
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Tanker Rute SIoshed
On Eustbound Oil
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A 20 per cent reduction in basic
freight rates for transportation OF
oil in tankers from Caribbean or
United States gulf ports to the East
Coast Of the. United States was an
nounced today BY the Maritime
Commission.
The new maximum rate is 40 cents
per barrel on the basis Of gasoline
from Port Arthur to New York The
commission said port and product
differentials would be announced
later. The present rate is so cents
a barrel
Establishment of the new rate
scale. the commission said, was in
keeping with its policy of maintain
ing charter and cargo rates al as
reasonable level as possible.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
S. {. c. Orders Probe
Of New York Water

BY the Associated Press
The Securities Commission yes
teroay ordered institution of pro-
ceedings against New York Water
Service Corp, to determine whether
1t must revise and simplify its capi-
tai structure to comply with the
Holding Company Act requirements.
New York water is a subsidiary
Of Federal Water and Gas Corp. 1t
operates water systems in New York
State and has three subsidiaries.
The company was ordered to reply
to the S. E C. by December 8 and
hearing was fixed for December is.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Lower Net Reported
By Bu|oyd Watch
In Third Quarter
S5S3,277 Far Behind
$8l7,977 Earned in
Same 1910 Period
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2e,-Bulova
Watch Co. today reported net profit
for the September 80 quarter OF
$583.277, equal to sl79 share. COM
pared with S817,977. or S252 share,
in the comparable 1910 quarter.
Midland Steel.
Midland Steel Products Co. showed
September quarter net profit Of
$380,279 after provision of S470,678
for Federal income and excess
profits taxes. This was equal to SO
cents a common share and COM
pared with s26O166, or 18 cents a
share. in the like 1910 period. The
company makes automobile parts at
plants in Detroit and Cleveland.
Spicer Manufacturing Co.
Spicer Manufacturing Corp earned
net profit in the fiscal year ended
August 81 of $3035 ,466 after charges
and Federal taxes, equal to S9.42 a
common share after preferred divi-
dends. compared with s2ll6, ,738. or
$6.36 common share. in the pre-
ceding fiscal year. Principal plant is
at Toledo, where automotive equip
ment is made.
Middle West Corp.
Net consolidated income OF the
Middle West Corp. and subsidiaries
in the three months ended Septem-
Der 80 was s1.333,649. or 40 cents a
share. compared with'sl 1902 400, or
80 cents a share, in the same period
last year.
In the nine months ended Sep
tember 30 net consolidated income
was $2801 ,093. or IS cents a share,
against s29O5.586. or 88 cents a
share, in the same 1910 period.
Net income OF the Middle West
Corp, parent company only, in the
three months ended September 80
was S277.948. or 8 cents a share,
against s50l ,579. or Is cents share.
For the nine months ended Septem-
Der 80 net income was sll99340. or
36 cents share. against sl,l6l,l ,l56,
or IS cents a share.
Other Reports Listed
Orhe- earnings reports issued during the
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Nov. % tP.-CIosng for.
eisn exchange rates follow t0reat Britain
in dollars. others IN centsj:
Canada:
O6cial Canadian Control Board rates
FOR United States dollars; buying. 10 Per
Cent premium: selling. IL per cent pre-
MUM equivalent 10 discounts on Cana
olan dollars in New York Of buying, 9.91
per cent: selling, 9.09 per cent
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket. llas per cent discount, or 6s.62h
United States cents, up .06A cent.
Europe:
Great Britain ofhcial Bankers Foreign
Exchange Committee rates.. buying, 4 02;
Latin America:
Areentina oticial 2p1;: free, 90 %:
Brazil, s.06n; free, 5.16n; Mexico. 20. ION.
Far East:
Hong Kons. 253 80: Shanghai, $50
Rates in spot cables unless otherwise
Indicated
Nominal
Evening star., 1941-11-30
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Nov. 29-Taxes paid
In the l94l fiscal year to Federal,
State and local governments were
estimated today by the conference
board at l6,6Oo,o 900 900, an all-time
record.
The previous peak was in the
preceding fiscal year. the private
research organization said, when
the collectors got s14.107 100000.
People who paid less than Sl25
in all forms of taxes during the
year got off lightly, the boards fig
ures indicated. That per capita
figure also was a record, comparing
with Sl08 III 1888
Of the total, the Federal Govern
ment took S7673 900 900 in the year
ended June 30 the report showed
In 1898, its best previous year, it
got S5 ,937 100000.
The conference board economist
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Transfer of Power
Line Is Proposed
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Federal Power Commission
reported Yesterday it had received a
joint applica ton by the Associated
Maryland Electric Power Corp. and
the Youghiohenv Hydroelectric
Corp, both companies affiliated with
the Associated Gas & Electric Sys-
tenn and with principal Offices in
JohnstoWn, Pa. seeking approval of
the sale of the entire properties of
the Associated company to the
Youghioheny company for s4S,110
cash.
The Associated properties include
a 22000-yolt transmission line ex-
tending from the Pennsylvania
Maryland State line to the Deep
Creek power plant OF Youghioheny.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Boeinq Boosts Wuqes

WICHITA. Kans. Nov 90 Up).-
Boeing Airplane Co.'S Wichita dlvi-
sion announced today 10-cent-an-
hour increase In the wages Of its
$3.50 employees. The wage increase
makes the basic starting hourly pay
so cents.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Stock Issue Planned

CHICAGO. Nov. % 'P,.-Abbott
Laboratories, pharmaceutical COM
pany, announced it was filing a
registration statement with the Sc
curities and Exchange Commission
covering proposed Offering of 10000
shares of 4 per cent preferred stock,
500 par. Proceeds will be used in
part to redeem the outstanding 4I2
per cent convertible preferred stock.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Zinc Quotes Fixed

The o. P, M. ordered producers Of
metallic zinc yesterday to set aside
in December pool of % per cent
of their August production, subject
to Government ALLEGATION. Officials
said. this would produce a supply
throughout the industry of about
21,O0O short tons for ALLEGATION pur-
poses
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK Nov 80 tP,.-Closins for
.isn EXCHANGE rates follow tGreat Britain
in dollars, others in cents: ,
Canada Offlcial Canadian Control
Board rates for United States dollars:
Buying 10 per cent premium. selling ] ]
per cent premium, equivalent TO discounts
or Canadian dollars in New York of buying
aal per cent selling a0g per cent.
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket. l1os per cent discount or $50
United STATES cents. UP O6ll cent.
Europe: Great Britain. ofncial Bank
ers Foreien Exchange. Committee rates,
buv;ne 4.O3. selling 04. open market
cables. 4.04.
Latin America Argentina, ofhcial,
co,77; free, % 81: Brazil. official, 6.06n:
free 5n: Mexico, "0t0n.
Far East Hong Kons, $3.50; shane-
Rates in spot cables unless otherwise
indicated) n Nominal
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Sales Jump Reported
By Cessna Aircraft
pvtbe ASSorlated pres,

BY the Associated Press.
WICHITA. Kans, Nov 29-Gross
sales OF sl3,64604l were reported
today by the Cessna Aircraft Co.
for the fiscal yeef ended September
30. This compared with sales Of
s43l 437 in the previous year.
Net income of S1,795 .594 was re-
ported compared with previous
year loss of s32 432 The firm made
two Sl95 dividend payments this
year, first since Its incorporation
in 1927. according to report today
to stockholders.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Metal Market

NEW YORK. Nov. % lP.-Conper.
ley. 12 90: export, f.s,s New York. il. rs.
Tin. steady: spot and forward, So 90.
Lead: steady; spot, New York. 5sS East
St. Louis 5.70. Zine, steady; East st.
LOUIS. spot and forward, so5 Pig iron,
aluminium. artimony, quicksilver. platinum
Chinese wolframite and domestic schee-
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Ak Types Reduced

The Bureau Of Standards has ad-
vised the industry that it has re-
duced the number of varieties of
forged axes on its list of simplified
practices. The new list has about 200
types, compared with 845 when the
standards were fixed in 1885
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Cubo Buys More U. 5. Cars

Passenger cars arriving in Cuba
from the United States in the first
nine months of 1941 totaled Al
per cent more than in the CORE.
spending period of 1910.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Odd-Lot Dealings
Ry the Associated Press.

The Securities and Exchange Commits
sion reported Yesterday these transactions
cialists on the New York Stock Exchange
for November 2s; 3.s23 purchases in
volving 107, 026 shares: 440s sales. In
voivins I"s.s52 shares. including 43 short
sales involving 1,055 shares.
Evening star., 1941-11-30

AIsO Extra or eXtraf
Declared paid so far this year
ePaid last year
Quotations furnished bv National Asso-
citation Of 4ecurities Dealers Inc. which
states thev do not necessar rily reflect actual
transactions OR arm bids OF offers but
should indicate approximate prices.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
New York Produce

try quiet. Fresh and frozen prices un-
chansed.
Live poultry by freight. dull, Fowls,
colored. oOl2: LAghorn, Is. Turkeys. hens.
25: young toms. heavy. Is. By express.
weak: no sales.
Evening star., 1941-11-30

Australia plans to construct IL or
more merchant vessels year in
addition to meeting its naval re-
oulrements.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
CopitoI Securities
Over the COunter.l

tn following nominal bid and asked
quotations on Washington seCurItIe: TRACED
over he Coun-er- a. Of yes erdaG- have
been assembled for The St>r bv Washlns-
ton members of the National Association OF
Security D alerS. Inc.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
New York Sugar

NEW YORK Nov. 20 iP'.--World sugar
futures preserved a steady course in mod
erately active trading today. New buy
ing vas influenced by Far Eastern tension
and the price control bill passed by the
House which would permit higher sugar
prices.
The domestic contract wGs inactive.
Raw and refined sugarS were unChanged
Futures No. 3 closed unchanged TO 05
Of cent HIGHER No sales. No futures.
.oo5-.02 OF cent hisher. Sales. 5000 tons.
High. Low. Last
March 2.12 26a 269b
May 2.T27 26oz 269b
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Dividends Announced
RG tr. I II
Year End

NEW YORK. Nov. "g-D!Vidends 6e-
clared- prepared by Fitch Publishing Co
Pc Stk. Of Pay
Rate. riod. record able
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Woshjnqton Stock EXCHANGE

Repoed by B a Co D.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER
Evening star., 1941-11-30
u. S. Treasury Notes

NEW YORK. Nov % IP Prices quoted
in dollars and thirty-seconds:
Evening star., 1941-11-30
New York Bonk Stocks

NEW YORK. Nov % tP,-National
Association Securities Dealers Inc:
Evening star., 1941-11-30
United States Treasury Position

BY the As sOc1atfd Press.
The position of the Treasury November
q wear ago.
Evening star., 1941-11-30

Orne- earnings reports issued during the
week showing profits for common share,
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK. Nov % lP-NatIonal
scciation OF Securities DealerG Inc:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-12

f..,. u r,-o,
sine, falls Oh a.e second front step
and breaks Gtr.Gip The t!rS. thing
she says IS, - should have known
better
Or to get something from the
top shelf cf the closet, you stand
on a rickety char and having ac-
quired the desired object E.I *
your gaze on it, step OIL the chair,
lose your balance and fall. and
break your wrist. Il s..u.I nave
known better
! 1t seems silly for a health col
umn.>t to warn thai this IS the
season Of broken hips in the
elderly-a very serious condition.
Everybody knows L. Or to say,
take care Of wet or slippery
days Everybody knows that, too.
But the Il should have known bet
ter is a monumental warning,
Know better and act on it. Take
all the precautions you can.
C..I C,,aos
l have long preached that most
accidents are due to carelessness,
not ignorance. The tragedy Of the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-12
Conservative Drivers Safest

before gong out.
Conservative Drivers Safest
Safety councils have found that
most automobile accidents occur
with drivers Of the age group be-
tween IS and 30. Their skill is far
higher than That Ct the drivers in
the higher age groups. But it is
their very skill that leads them
into trouble They take chances.
They want to show off. They get
impatient at the more conserva-
tive drivsrs in traffic.
The drivers between 80 and SO,
IN fact up to 80 or over, show a
smaller accident record. They have
far less skill. But they realize
their Deficiencies, and take fewer
chances. They are less likely to
be in a hurry and less likely to get
angry. They r w~holesomcly
afraid. So they get by unscathed
more often. "They know better
and act on the knowledge.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-12
Tomorrou's Problem

Dealer: South. Neither side
vulnerable.)
If West leads the heart S to
the x. takes the returned 2 with
the A and then leads the 10. which
should declarer trv to build IN the
ninth trick for his No Trump
game-the diamond fMesse or an
even break in spades. and why?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-12

If West had been a careful card
reader, and trusted South's bid
ding as being accurate, he would
have counted him as having
shown five diamonds, four hearts
and four clubs. and consequently
no spades at all Even if that was
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-12

EDITORS NOTE: DR.. CIendening ha.
seven PAM III. cts which. can be obtained b,
readers. ! ach pamphlet sells for 10 cen:s
For anv one pamphlet desired, send It
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ing Diet" "lndigc-.mn auG ,,a g, L,.oi
'.He2ucing and Gaining. Infant Fe,
ing. "instructions for tic Urea mcnt
phbeto", Feminine Hygiene" and "Tne
Care OF the Hail md Skin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-12
Tdq Line TO Accidents-M
Should Have Been Careful"

body knows this, They know II
takes very little, but still the ac-
cidents occur. They will warm up
the motor with the doors closed
before going out.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-12
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Mrs. R.: "(1) What vitamins
and foods are necessary for good
eyesighto (2) | take cold very
easily. What vitamins could
prevent this? 60 Would any
foods or vitamins help prevent
tumors?"
Answer-W The yellow-cos-
ored vegetables, as carrots, corn,
apricots, contain carotcne, which
produces Vitamin A in the body.
This is the only vitamin which is
certainly connected with eye
sight. Some oculists believe that
Vitamin B obtained in cereals and
Nitamin D obtained in cod liver oil.
will prevent astigmatism, but it is
debatable. (2) No vitamins that
l know of will prevent colds. Vita
min A is supposed to have some
thing to do with infection but
there is no certainty about it.
90 No vitamins have anything to
do with tumors and people should
not monkey with such foolish
forms of treatment and waste val,
liable time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
Woman Is Assaulted,
Robbed By Lone Thug

A thirty-hye-year-old Woman
was crimnally attacked ear,y sat-
uTday morning while on her way
home. The assault VAS committed
az Maple and Jos. Campaa
The victim OF Tie asssu,t. after
she had been taken 20 Receiving
hospNa. told police ha, the man
mr. knife on her throat. took g.
.rom her purse then forced her
between two houses where he al
tackled her.
She dcscfibed the rsp.st as sbou,
50 feafs OF acc.
Anolnor woman was dragged m
10 an alloy sunday Might and Grim
inally assaulted by lone man
The attack occurred az Erskine and
Russell at 1880 pm.
The victim. whose name NTH
hs.l because OF The nature Of the
crime told police that tho mar
shipped up behind her. dragged nor
INTO tho alley and assaulted her
She VAS taken 20 Receiving hos
ptsl for treatment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22

But conditions have changed
now and Charles Is one OF the first
men IN line for the chow fed TO
members Of the fire department at
Fort Custer. And he's hoping that
his appetite will continue 10 hold
this razor-charp edge.
II all started Two weeks ago
when CHARTS on a aG-hour fur
lougn, came home TO see his wife
and newborn baby.
He rushed on, to Herman Kcifer
hospital 10 see the wife and baby.
but Was not permitted To see the
newest addition 10 his family. The
liltle wife, IN between telling him
how happy she was TO see him and
how wcll he looked. furnished
Charles with a minute description
OF the baby So that was that.
After The visiting hour Charles.
humping on his manly chest like
Tarzan. sci ont 10 do a little cele-
hrating. So he found his brother.
Fred walker who is much older,
and the two started on the rounds.
Charles conhning his drinking 10
soft stuff.
While in beer tavern al Brew
ster and Hastings fight started
and when IL was over TWO men had
been shot Fred Walker and VIII
Robinson, an innocent hystander.
Special Policeman William McGin
fired the shots.
Charles was taken 70 Police
Headquarters and lodged on the
ninth floor after he had been ques-
toned by members Of the Homicide
Squad. lie spent two days there be-
fore he was taken to court where
he was found not guilty on an as
sault charge.
Now ! want 10 get back 10 Gus
ter" said Charles. IL want 10 get
one OF those good meals under my
belt. I'm almost starved to death.
The coffee and rolls they feed You
here Is not enough to hll up the
vacant spot in my stomach.
II used 10 miss mess call at camp.
but I'll not miss any more From
now on I'm making every mess