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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Stocks Develop.
Steddier Tone
In Light Deals

NEW YORK, June 16.-The
stock market developed a steadier
undertone today following the
mild reaction through the two
preceding sessions.
Most leaders were unchanged
to shade higher at a slow OPEN
ing. but several slipped behind
minus signs later in the forenoon.
Price changes generally TO either
side were extremely small.
Speculative apathy, in contrast
to the moderate activity on the
upside through the recent upswing,
was reflected in the late openings
for many pivotal issues. Bethle-
hem Steelfi for example. made its
first appearance at 1l:10 a. m.
gaining y to 1874. Chesapeake
and Ohio and North American
Company opened almost a half
hour later.
United States Steel joined Beth
flehem with fractional gain. but
Others in the group held around
Saturdays closing levels.
Atlantic Gulf and West Indies
issues again were prominent, both
reaching new 1871 highs on frac-
Itional gains. Armour preferred
duplicated the performance. East
man Kodak, United States Smelt-
ing and American Car and Foun-
dry common and preferred were
among the few stocks TO gain a
point or more.
General Motors, Anaconda. Ken
necott, Douglas Aircraft, Mont
gomery Ward, New York Central.
Standard Oil of New Jersey. West
.ern Union, Woolworth and Inter
national Harv ester all were
virtually unchanged.
Minor losses were incurred by
American Smelling, Pennsylvania
Railroad. Allied Chemical, Ameri-
can Can, Standard Oil of Califor-
MIA and American Telephone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16

Hudson Vocational
Training Classes
Make Rapid Headwey

Vocational training classes al
The Hudson Motor Car Company
are gaining rapid Roadway, ac-
coriing 10 r. q. Waldron Hud-
son personnel director. Waldron
reported that $50 students were
now receiving SlA hours of ma
chine toolng instruction per
week az the Hudson unit OF the
schools, another group az 1900
Hudson employees enrolled IN
classes in the local schools. and
a third group Of 1890 employees
awaiting facilities 10 bee provided
10 take training
instruction classes in lathe
work. milling machines grind
erS and other machine tools are
offered al The Hudson unit
which IS an extension OF a pre-
paratory training school system
now operating I'm Detroit under
the direction of William r.. Stir
ton. director of national defense
education IN this area. C. {.
Crawford IS supervisor of ma
chine tool operations of the same
office
At the Hudson unit, member
ship IN the classes is restricted
10 Hudson employees. Nine full
classes are conducted each week
and present plans call for four
instructors per class when the
fun complement OF material Is
available. The faculty OF the
Hudson unit comprises Albert +.
Koepeke. Hudson personnel diyi-
sion IN charge of training. and
Instructors William Black.
Harry Spencer and Harold
Wilson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16

stroyed factories and other
equipment, instead of setting
them free to produce goods for
immediate consumption.
If Great Britain should emerge
victorious, she will nevertheless
have an expensive task of re-
building. and doubtless a strong
effort will be made 10 get the
United States to finance post
war rehabilitation. Experience
after the last war has blasted
hope of getting the vanquished
10 foot the bill through pro-
digious PREPARATIONS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Death Rate Low

Although this war has been
economical in destroying men as
compared with the rate of NOR
tally in World War No |, this
current total war has been prod
igal in the destruction Of prop
erty. The bombing of open
cities overseas is wiping out cap
toolS-w h c h
have been accumulated gradu-
ally over many decades.
In the after-war period. bel
ligerentS will have TO devote
substantial array of their avail
able man-power 10 replacing de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Authorize Utility
To Buy Own Bonds

WASHINGTON. June 16. r.
SEC has authorized United Ligh
and Power Company TO buy h.
from time TO time up TO S3,000,0O0
of its outstanding debentures. The
securities to be bought in the open
market at private purchase or by
call for tenders consist of 6ia per
cent debentures. due 1874; 6 per
cent debentures. due 1875 and 80
sumed 6 per cent debenture bonds
of United Light and Railways
Cornnanv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Metal Markets

NEW YORK June 10 Activity r ,.p.
Dsr TODAY continued Le confined ID
sfrr. lar.Du ~ Gumrsfr supplies Fy
large f-.e.afs ffIautrr- at IZ rrrfF A
p.+rI delivered farrer'. l.i' valley base
-Ll.i - s-le--l An1--L-4---l. ltldu1n1a-
price te.f a' 'leif maA-mam % cents
pound
hKr3ri copper marte' was q4.et and
IrrfarErf 80 Do ,srts ns
Stew f.rt or taff.Er trgpe- "a. 10 used
20 'ne country in manWartu- 20 products
Zoo boz exported
The lead market er1el fhe week v.fh
ne demand sf.U holding trU Hr ptress sf
futr.s at =. &C rvrfe 90 s0 cents u pound
delivered tfF 1UrK Hru 1l cents "A
puma Or IIa Some tsflmfffs I- no
ffsfe llr cate fhlf June 1rrrr .f con-
fumtrs sfe ABOUT - psr cent covered
Wr'e -FrG.rt rf.raIf, ars
taken care 0f % me extent ~ from %
on 81 ger cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Fair(hiId Aviation
Orders at D Millions

NEW YORK. June 10. - Fair
child Aviation Corporation today
reported untitled orders on April
30 for navigation instruments,
aerial cameras and aerial surveys
totaling 500. 132,686. On December
81 the company'S untitled orders
amounted to S21. 704,5 sos and a
year ago were S1,952, 951.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16

the Detroit BUICK retail Store,
won second and third places, re-
Spectively, in the Detroit zone,
and {. p. Versaw of the Slaut-
terback Motor Company, Benton
Harbor. fourth. b. +. Fcrneau
and Paul a. Brokaw. both of the
Flint retail store, were second
and third. respectively. in the
Flint-Saginaw zone, and Bert +.
Colts of the CARRIER Buick Com
pany, Saginaw. was fourth.
Two members of the sales
staff Of the Cadillac Motor Car
branch in Detroit and one Bay
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16

r a or H.
Miller of the
Buick retail
store, Detroit.
and John s.
ID & a m p of
the Buick re-
tail store.
Film [. who
W on frs I
place in the
Detroit an q
Flint = Sagi-
nav Z O n T. :,
respectively.
s. r. Mer-
Ger and Doug
! as Sewell,
both also of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16

winner of third award in his
group.
Winners viii receive all-eX-
pense trips to Detroit for four
days this Summer. From these
two, a grand national winner
will be chosen who will receive
an additional cash award.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
SO Cents Dividend
By Amer. Sedtino

GRAND RAPIDS. June 10
American Seating Company has
declared a dividend of 30 cents.
payable July l8 10 stockholders of
record June p. Previous payment
was 30 cents on Dec o. 1910. the
only payment last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16

City man are
winners in the
Cadillac divi-
SionS. T h e y
are Harry J.
b o PIP a n q
Stanley X.
Wollenberg of
ID g I + o / I,
whose entries
won first and
second places
in their re-
5 p @ c I / V @
groups. and y.
r an X Per
kinS Of the
Bay City Auto
O m u a n v,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Rails Are Backward

The market has shown heSi-
fancy AT an upper resistance
level. and the baCkwardness Of
the rails affects sentiment UNI
favorably. The list Of most ac-
tive stocks on Saturday was
none too impressive. The war
economy threatens increasingly
drastic controls. The tax pro-
gram az best will be bad and
especially 50 for corporations.
One should therefore proceed
cautiously.
But the averages have def
nitely penetrated the upper limit
of the narrow trading range of
late April and May \ growing
volume Of industry and employ
ment is assured. Radical labor
activities are being put under
control With effective initiation
well under way. II seems that
money should now do better IN
we'll selected stocks than lying
idle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Buck Privates' Get Fighter

HOLLYWOOD. June 16.-UNS)
Bud Abbott and Lou Costello.
screen comedy team. today an
nounced they have taken over
the management of Richie Fon-
tame, well known MiSsoula. Mont
boxer. Fontaine boasts victories
over Henry Armstrong and Jackie
Wilson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Winners in Fisher Contest

Winners Of a nationwide queS-
tionnaire contest conducted by
the Fisher Body and several di-
visions of General Motors Cor
poration have been announced.
Heading the Buick list are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
ONE EXCEPTION

A second Stell plate maker has
been granted an exception 90 the
price freezing order, Granite City
Steel Company being allowed TO
charge Dds cents, Granite City
III, on ship plates
Thirteen companies m a X n 8
sheets and strip have been asked
20 Curtail production for nom
defense consumers. The makers
have been asked by OPN 10 file
compliance reports by June rs
Scheduled production OF automo-
bileS for the week ended June ] (
has reached a new 1871 high Of
1862 a gain Of 1887 for tho
week. comparing with $685. for
the corresponding week OF last
year.
The national steel ingot produc.
ton rate last week was unchanged
at 80 per cent OF capacity AZ
Chicago the pace rose 2 point tc
102 per cent. az Young
point 10 90 and in New England 4
points 10 81. Declines were: Cleve.
land. ] point 20 g. Cincinnati
and Buffalo. each 2l2 points 10 s.
and 9Oia. The following were un
changed Pittsburgh az l0oig
eastern Pennsylvania az q Wheel
ing al So Birmingham ~ % ST
Louis az % and Detroit al a.
Steels three composite pIiCC
groups for last week were VA.
changed iron and steel al SIS ID
finished steel al $50 90 and steel.
works scrap al S1916.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Carriers aud General Corpora

tlon declared a dividend Of 2ia
cents payable July | 20 stock Of
record June -. The company paid
the same amount on April I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
United Stock,ards CORPORATION

declared the regular quarterly
dividend OF liza cents on the CON
veruble preferred. payable July
- 90 stock Of record July !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Detroit Poultry

Market steady No quotations available
saturday
EGGs - MARKET rrn: current receipts.
23.e undsrgrstes. 27g77Ae.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

CATTLE Receipts, /, 500; market SLOW,
prospects lower Choice to prime yearngs,
dry fed. $40 500ii.25; good TO choice
yeariines. dry fed. St0n 1880. fair 20
good yearlings, dry fed, SEA To- good 20
choice heavy steers, dry fed, 50 .50n 10. 50
fair TO good heavy steers. dry fed. s. so
u so, common butcher cattle. So S. 25
best cows. S775Hs: good butcher and
cutter cows, S7256775; Gamer cows,
s. rs n AS. old rims. SIS down: best
heavy bologna butcher bulls. $50 as rs
medium weight bologna bulls S750N :.
light common bulls, S7n7 so; stock bulls
S7dS good 10 choice stockers and feeders,
SIS. 50n IL common ia fair stockers and
feeders. S7Hs.50. mixers and springers.
$50 90.
VEAL CALVES Receipts = 20n. market
steady Best calves. Sll So fair 10 good.
sl0F1i: seconds, IS 50gS5O, culls and
common. 5.50Hs
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 500
market steady. Best spring lambs, Sl2W
- so. fair To good, sea 10; best yearlines,
i0n10.25 fair 20 good. so Q so. sec
onds s70s. skips. SIS down, bes, sheep.
81 "A so: fair to good So 30 p 80. culls
and common. Sl5OH 2 so
HOGS Receipts, $500 market pros
poets higher, no quotations available early
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
lakes Emergency

II really takes an emergency
situation 10 make the outsider
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Dividends
Springfield Fire and Marin

Npringnelu llre and Marine In
surance Company declared the
regular quarterly dividend of 81 u.
payable July /. 10 stock OF record
june u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Cuba Railroad Company reports for the

'uuH HHHr"Hu "HPH"S rtpo''r Iu' ~" ~.
quarter ended March 81 net income OF
1921. 3s3 after taxes. interest, etc, com
pared with a net income Of s2O2 23s IN
the March quarter Of 1910 and net loss
Of Sio2 3s5 for the quarter ended Dec.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bongard & 60.
Windsor. Prices in cents. Noon quota
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Detroit Stock EXCHANGE
1871 Range


or cash. ON OF ace atIons only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16

Crown Cork international Cor
poration declared a dividend Of 10
cents on the class A payable July
I % stock OF record June 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
CHIC AGO

CHICAGO June rs -UNS1 HOGS Pc
ceipts, 1900. market steady. followers
! 900. top S10 bulk. 50 so. heavies. 80 80
a 3. 90; mediums, 50 90 n 10: lzhts, 50 50 -
TO- light lights, SO asa 9.75; packing so~s,
IS SIS n g.25 pigs, Ssa9.
CATTLE -Receipts II 600: i5-25c lower
Calves-Receipts. 1900: steady. Beef steers
choice. Sl1VI3 medium $50 IL year
llngs. IS 25Hl3. hutchers-heiters 81. so "
IL 25: cows. 81 5One; bulls. 81 50n 10,
calves S7nli.50. feeders. SIS z II stockers
= steers. Ssnll25; cows and heifers. s.
m10.
SHEEP Receipts. ; 900: market steady
lambs Siln12 common. 50 50n IL. year
lings So so IS, feeders, $50 TO- ewes,
So. so a as.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
UNoRTHoDoX WAY

One large SHOEMAKER is produc-
ing scrap for electric furnaces by
unorthodox methods. 1t collects
what No. l and No. ? heavy melt
ing steel ii can, adds crop-ends--
then, with the necessary pig iron,
melts down and refines in open
hearth furnaces.
More progress is yet 10 be made
in reducing the number of official
standard Steels 10 make for sim
plicity and efficiency. 1t i noted
that the British did not make gen
uine progress in their sinplifica-
lion until the evacuation from
France. German standard Steels
were sirnplified some years ago
The action of the Canadian gov
eminent in ordering cancellation
Of all contracts in pig iron for
civilian uses makes American pig
iron producers more cautious In
making large sales 10 civilians
Producers probably will not sell
for the full third quarter, but
rather monthly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
PITTsBt RGH

PITTSBURGH June 10 -NNS) -- CAT
TIE Receipts, 500; active and steady
steers. choice, Sl1I li,50 medium TO good.
medium to good. xsG9. common. IS asa
Z so: cows. medium TO good. Se.I5 q 10,
Gamers and cutters S5n675; bulls. good
70 choice, IS IS n 9.25. common 10 medium,
So 25n 7.75
HOGS Receipts. 800. active and Toe
higher; 5000 lbs. e75alO15. is0-22o
lbs slOlsalO.25 22O-25O lbs. SlOa
10. IS: $50 200 lbs 50 :s5 Il 10. i00-l50 lbs /,
SIS so n Q so. roughs, 81 rs "a S. IS
SHEEP Receipts 300, slow: choice
lambs, So. 5OfilO. medium 90 good. 81 30
as so; common lambs, sin 5; ewes, So "a
g 50. wethers. so. Spring lambs,
Sl2 J0dl325
CALVES Receipts 500: active and 2Sc
higher good 20 enoice. Sill 30 u u me
dun, Si0n 10 80; cults and common, 50 :.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Civilian Steel
Buyers Put on
Added Pressure

CLEVELAND June rs - Con-
sumerS of steel for civilian pun
poses. alarmed by the increase m
defense needs, additional prioriueS
and rumored rationing for civil
ians. are eNerting more pressure
on steelmakerS 20 book additional
orders. Disappointed by usual
source OF supply many consumers
have turned 10 other producers
promising. with much emphasis.
that they VIII remain customers
when steel is plentiful again. New
companies. many OF them with
elaborate plants, now find II VIZ
tually impossible TO buy steel be-
cause Of their newnoSS and lack
Of standing as a regular customer
says magazine Steel
Apparently this IS The begin
ming OF a new phase Of the Sltua-
tion IN which the distress OF
civilian metal-using manufactur-
erS Will become more vocal More
such companies are trying 10 take
on defense work as witnessed by
The several army and navy ord
nance Offices and Federal Reserve
banks which act 20 put prime con-
tractors IN touch With various sub
contractors. Some civilian manu-
faCturers may h rave 10 curtail
operations sharply or even shut
down for a while though employees
should be able 10 find work in
defense plants
Sharper distinctions Will have to
he drawn between defense and
nondefenSe products Thus the
government itself is inquiring for
large quantities OF galvanized
sheets. one Of the Scarcest items,
for fabrlcating into storage bins
for grain Though food is part OF
defense, does this particular prof.
ect bear directly on defense?
ZINC PRIORITY
Zinc has been placed under full
priority, as of July !. previously
having been in partial control, with
certain percentages Of production
placed in a pool for defense work,
The latest assigned figure having
been % per cent. AS things were
going a shortage of as much as
275,000 tons of zinc had loomed for
1871. Production of galvanized
sheets has fallen another point 10
81 per cent of capacity, lowest
since July, 1910
Some steelmakers report new
surge OF buying, largely for de-
Tense, a leading independent find
ing orders the first half of June 20
per cent ahead of the correspond
ing period of May. The building
of a new mill for the manufacture
of plates, as announced by the Re-
public Steel Corporation, has long
been regarded as inevitable. To
the main outlet for ship hulls have
been added freight cars, pipe lines
and gun mountlngs. much Of this
new demand being due 10 the turn
ing over to the British of many Of
our merchant ships.
Shortage of steel scrap becomes
keener. the frozen prices prevent
ing exodus from hidden places
which would take place if prices
were more attractive. Experts
state that there are large I'M
tapped sources in the Middle and
Far West, largely agricultural
scrap. which cannot be shipped
proftably at present because of
high freight charges.
UNORTHODOX WAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. June is.-Prces given
cents
Evening star., 1941-02-09
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE

get in pretty bad shape. But he hasn't,
for long time, until couple of weeks
ago, when you saw him. But now it s
his idea that this woman thinks he's
just an ordinary drunk"
"Oh," said Miss Hunter, very
quietly. II see."
Naturally" said Pickles.
"You don't think - he might just
feel sorry for this person - for any
reason?"
Heck, no, Miss Hunter" Pickles
said. Hes sorry for himself"
She sort of turned away from him
and didn't answer.
That person is you," Pickles said,
just in case she didn't catch on.
Their brains we're one-third smaller.)
You'd better hurry up and get
dressed, Miss Hunter. We need you"
"Oh, but l can'tr' she said. He
found out she was crying. He wasn't
surprised at that. Girls cried all the
time. But he was sort of crying too,
and that was unusual.
"You got to-" he told her.
So then she cried some more and
then she wiped her eyes and looked
straight at him. She said, you're sure
you're right about this? It's pretty
serious thing"
ITS pretty serious for us too."
So then she gave in. She said, "All
right, Bobby. I'll come" She kissed
him. Then she went and got dressed.
That was all. 1t wasn't especially
Pops fault, Pickles realized. But it
was dumb of both of them to ever
think Miss Hunter was just another
dame. She was going to be their new
old lady, now. She was SWELL
The End
Evening star., 1941-02-09

Hes made up his mind he wants to
marry this certain dame he knows and
yet he can't do it."
Isn't this person willing?" said
Miss Hunter. She looked really upset.
'She doesn't know he's so nuts to
marry her"
Then why doesn't he tell her?"
"Well," Pickles said, Pop used to
Evening star., 1941-02-09
JUST ANOTHER DAME
Continued from pose seventeen

again. He knew what that meant.
BY midnight Pop was going to hit the
liquor He'd have to.
Pickles couldn't sleep. He lay there
thinking about Pop and women. And
what he couldn't figure was, if his Pop
wanted Miss Hunter, then what was
the hitch? Any woman would sure
jump at the chance of having Pop if
they could get him. So he racked his
brain, and all of a sudden he thought
he began to catch the mo obliga-
ton" and the naturally" and every
thing.
He had to get to Beacon City.
1t was a worthy cause, or he
wouldn't ever have weakened. What
he was thinking of was that stream
lined bike! He grabbed his clothes to-
gether in the dark and got outside
without Pops hearing, and dressed
outside. Then he opened the garage
door. 1t didn't squeak very much.
Boy, what bike! 1t was like flying!
When he got block from the house
he switched on the headlight. You
could see everything. Trees, parked
cars, pedestrians. He let loose on the
siren, and it sure sounded swell.
1t wasn't very late. Ten PM. maybe.
A lot of people up and around still. But
he had to get to Beacon City and talk
Miss Hunter into the right frame of
mind and get her back here again
pretty quick or Pop was going to start
drinking, sure as blazes. And if he
missed some more time down at the
shop their job was goner.
WELL. Pop could pick up dame any
day, but good job was hard to find.
Even Miss Hunter ought to see the
sense of that.
How was he going to get Miss
Hunter back, he wondered? She
couldn't ride on the handle bars all the
way from Beacon City. Fifteen miles.
Then he realized she could probably
take the bus. He'd have thought it was
pretty funny if he hadn't been so wor-
ried. Him, on the streamlined bike
bought with the yacht guys money,
going to get Pop new wife. That idea
,@r,rt;raII,y IafaotaI bip,l
Fifteen miles on a bike, at night.
Well, it wasn't so much. But he made
pretty good time. He figured he made
Beacon City in about an hour. He
found the house all right and got Miss
Hunter out of bed
"It's me again." he said.
She said, why. Bobby, what is it?"
"Same old trouble" he told her.
''Oh, dear" she said But there
hasn't been time to - be very - ?"
Drunk" he helped her. She
couldn't say the word. "He hasn't
started, yet. But he's sure headed
for it."
"Oh. dear! Why does he do it!'
do you really want to know"
Pickles said. Then he happened to look
at Miss Hunters toes sticking out
from under her wrapper and he got to
thinking how cute they were, like a
little girls toes.
She reminded him. "Why, Bobby?
Why does he do it?"
He saw he had her attention. In fact
he was holding onto both his shoul-
ders and looking as if she was going to
get that why out of him if she had to
squeeze it out.
"My Pop would never touch drop
except for one reason" he told her.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-28
WAR VETERAN
GETS HEARING
CHARGED WITH SELLING
DRY GOODS WITHOUT
PROPER LICENSE

A. Teagle, disabled World War
veteran from Miami Beach, yes
terday was placed under 500
bond by Peace Justice Enrique
Esquinaldo, Jr, on a charge of
selling dry goods in Key West
without state and county licenses.
Teagle's hearing was postponed
to give him time to secure proof Of
his status as a disabled veteran
and Of his residence in this city
Esquinaldo pointed out that
Teagle, as a veteran. would be en-
titled 10 tax exemption. but only
in the county where he Is a bona
fide resident and voter. The state
permits exemption to disabled
veterans. but not in more than one
county.
Teagle was arrested By Con
stable Bienvenido Perez after he
had been. selling blankets and
other dry goods from door 10 door
in Key West