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Evening star., 1943-11-19
Stock Market Stages
Best Rally in More
%.
Than a Month
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer.


NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Strong
buying of utility prefcrreds and spe-
cialties today touched of the best
stock market rally in more than a
month.
The list got off to a slightly mixed
start in relatively slow dealings. IN
dividual demand then began to as
sert itself and. at the best, leading
rails and industrials displaced gains
OF to 3 or more points. Top issues
OF Electric Power & Light jumped l3
to Is points to new l943 highs, Ac-
tivity picked up on the recovery and
transfers for the full stretch were
around 1000 900 shares. Advances
generally were we'll maintained near
the close.
Credit for the forward swing was
given mainly to rising optimism
over taxes and the belief the slide
of the past several weeks had put
the list in much healthier techni-
cal shape. Light year-end tax SELL
ing persisted and some customers
were inclined to proceed warily
pending outcome of the expected
Roosevelt -Churchill-Stalin meeting
Dividends, actual and potential,
again served as bolstering in
fluence.
Conspicuous on the upside were
nerior issues of United Corp,
American Power 81 Light and
standard Gas.
Exceptions were the lately soaring
liquor shares. which nosedived at
the last In the wake of Detroit
court decision temporarily restrain
ing the Tom Moore Distillery Co.
from paying its recently declared
Whiskey dividend.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Washington Produce

From the War Food Administration.
PRICES paid net fob Washington.
EGGS-Market Arm Receipts Iixht.
pfr!ce9 Gominslly unchanged. Prices paid
from grading stations November i9J.
Whltes-U, S. ,srade A. large, So browns
55-5f: average, 5biz: U s grade A. me
nium, 52.53: average, 52H: U. s. srads
LIVE POULTRY-Market firm. Receiptr
liberal. Prices paid net lob Washington
Permitted TRANSPORTATION CHARGES included
according to mileage. Broilers and fryers,
ssl2-30; fowl, 26h-2s; roosters, 50-22.
Turkeys, market Arm Receipts continue
very lisht and far short OF demand Young
toms and hens, ls pounds and under,
34H-3s; 1870 pounds. 34a.-36i 20 pounds
and over, 333s-35
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Schiff Extra Declared

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 (R.-The
Schiff Co. announced an extra divi-
dend of so cents and the regular
quarterly dividend of Is cents per
common share, both payable Decem-
Der Is to holders of record Novem-
Der 80. A similar extra dividend was
paid December IS last year.
Evening star., 1943-11-19

SH1tS IOu1y.
HOO AIM 167 $50 IL 90 Noon $50 45o
l:OOpm 446 $50 900 pm $40 l2o
tUnit Of trading. 10 shares: sales printed
In full In bankruptey or reeeivership or
or securities assumed by such companies.
Rates or dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on last
quarterly or scmiannual declaration. I'm
less otherwise noted special or extra divi-
dends are not included. xd Ex dividend
or sock. . Paid. last year. I Payable in
sotek. g Declared or paid SO far this year
h Payable in Canadian funds. AcSumu-
lated dividends paid or declared this year
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Harvester Co. Orders
Extra Compensation
BY the Associated Press.

6y Inc AhsocIdtcd FreAs.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-The In
ternational Harvester Co. will dis
tribute approximately $1,20o,000 In
additional compensation to It's en-
ployes before Christmas, Fowler Nc
Cormick, president OF the company
said today.
Employees will also receive pay
ment in February when final l943
profits are determined, in accord
ance with the Harvester extra COM
pensation plan, Mccormick said,
Evening star., 1943-11-19
London Market Steody

LONDON, Nov. 10 [P).-The stock
market closed steady in quiet trad
ing today. Light demand was di-
rected mainly toward certain indus
trial stocks, Chilean bonds and
South American rail issues, Home
rails were steady. Oils held firm
while Kaffirs were irregular.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Heads Mining Enqineers

NEW YORK, Nov. 19 (P).-Chester
Alan Fulton president of the South
ern Phosphate Corp. of Baltimore
was elected president of the Amer
ican Institute of Mining and Metal
lurgical Engineers for 1914, the
Board Of Directors announced,
Evening star., 1943-11-19
National Cash Register
Declares Dividends
BY the Associated Press.

by l1It NssUCIattd PrthS.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19-Directors
of the National Cash Register Co.
today declared a year-end dividend
OF IS cents per share, payable De-
cember 20 to holders Of record De-
cember 6. Also announced was ths
regular quarterly dividend OF Is
cents, payable January Is to holder,
of record December 80.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Treasury to Refund
Certificate Issue
BY the Associated Press

BY The Associated Press
The Treasury announced today
mat 1t will refund an issue of
s3, 1873, $4,000 OF Il per cent certifi-
Gates, falling due December !, with
similar one-year obligation,
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For. Bonds

Rates OF dividends In the foregoing ia Bile
are annual disbursements based on the last
less otherwise noted, special or extra div
ldenos are not included. o Also extra or
extras Cash or stock e Paid last year
far this year. h Payable in Canadian funds
Accumulated dividends paid or declared
THIS year. Wv With warrants. XIV Without
Evening star., 1943-11-19
NASD Slate Announced.

NASb SldtC AhiiobiSCus
Harold c. Patterson of Auchin-
Gloss, Parker 81 Redpath, chairman
of District Committee No. II of the
National Association Of Securities
Dealers, announced today that
Charles H. Pinkerton of Baker
Watts, Baltimore, had been NOM
mated to succeed Howard D. De-
n1uth, Baltimore, whose term expires
January Is, on the committee.
Beverly 8. Munford, jr, of Rich
mond has been named to succeed
l.. Gordon Miller of Richmond,
whose term also expires in January.
When elected, they also will be-
come members Of the Board Of
Governors.
James H. Lemon, Washington, was
member of the Nominating
Committee.
Bank Appeals for Pennies.
The Second National Bank, CO.
operating with the Director of the
Mint, is requesting customers and
others through newspaper adver-
tising and lobby signs to put back
into circulation all the pennies they
have been accommodating, to help
reduce the present acute shortage.
Patrons have responded so gen.
erously that Miss Betty Fitzpatrick
is now giving all her time to count
ing pennies and keeping the records.
Many customers leave the pennies
to be counted and placed on their
accounts. The totals are running
into high figures.
One customer brought in several
bags of pennies which she had been
saving for years. She believed there
were about 5000 in the bags. Act
ually the total was S96ll0.
Bank Women's~ Club to Meet.
DR.. Hugo Schiff, rabbi of the
Washington Street Congregation in
Alexandria and a member of the
faculty of the Protestant Episcopal
Theological Seminary, Alexandria,
will address the Bank Women's Club
at a special Thanksgiving dinner
meeting Tuesday evening at the
Continental Hotel. DR.. Schiff is a
native of Germany, where for many
years he was in charge of a large
church in Karlsruhe.
Capital Transit Higher.
Following yesterdays announce
ment of the regular 50-cent quar-
terly dividend, Capital Transit stock
opened at 293s on the Washington
Stock Exchange today and advanced
to 1913 on 80 and 10 share sales.
Mergenthaler opened at 49l2 and
closed at 487s on a 100-share turn
over. Garfinckel registered two So
share sales at 1512.
A. c. Barton, formerly with the
Lhmbermen's Mutual e. Casualty
Co., Chicago, and stationed in WASH
ington, has joined Smiths Transfer
& Storage Co. in an official capacity.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
NEW YORK Nov. 10 LP0,-NationaI As
ISOLATION Securities Dealers, Inc:
Odd-Lot. DEALINGS

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10 Rl.-The
Sysurities 81 Commission reported today these
dealers or. specialists on the New York
Stock Exchanss for November 1s: ISIS
sales, involving 67,769 shares, including
A short sales involving 1925 shares.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Washington Exchange
SALES-AETEQ rAII

Capital Transit oCo-10 at 29s.. 20 at
Mersenthaler Linotype-10 at 4sI, 90 at
Garfnckel common-5o at 1914. so at
Evening star., 1943-11-19

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SzA OGDEN .76g 4
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Evening star., 1943-11-19
Curb Bonds

300
Am GEE 3s4 70 1loi4
Am 0&E 3tssUU 1854
Am t&Lus2ulu lo3N
App Z p 3Hs 70 1854
ADD P 6s20a4A- l27
ARK Pol 6s 66 1904
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ASso G&E bs so 2lh
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As GAE 5hs n 2lh
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BIC 5s 81 B. lisa
Biz Fl ANS d8- 1oAh
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Can N P 5s 53-- 1924
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Cit Svc 5s Co. S5A
Cit Svc IS 3D. SeiA
CSP&L 5hs49- 1o1I1
CSP&L 5l2s52- 1oolt7
9 G&E 5s 5s A $3.50
Cub lob 5s A. 1914
Cohy 3As 55--. 1o5B
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Glen AC As IS -. S6iA
I6obl 4ias Al A 81
lGr TT w As So lolh
Ill Pol os56C 1854
Ill P&L 51as57- 1924
III P&L 6S53A- 1o5ss
Ind Ser 5s so Sai4
Ind Svc 5s63A-. S5zs
IndP&L3 i4s10- 1ooAs
Int Pw 6s 81 STA
InterstPw5s57- 80
KanP&L31 1as69 112iA
La P&L 5s 81 lo7
Mid Val As 63 st 6lA
NJ G 1t 4l2s 81 1861
NebPw6s2022A- 11o
NE G&E 5s 90. 6sih
NE 0&E IS 4s-. 69h
NE G&E 81 At. 69A
NE Pv 5hs 81. S7A
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SW&P4l7s70D- lo3s,s
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Evening star., 1943-11-19
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Nov. 10 1P.-Dividends
Accumulated
Evening star., 1943-11-19
CnlcaRa Cash Mzrle

Wheat, none, No corn. Oaty, No !
mixed, So Nc. white s., Barley. malt
inr. rs 40, nominal; feed, l.I5-i33
nominal. Field seed, per 100 pounds, TIM
othy,, 5,75-6,00, nominal; red top. ia 90
1900, nominal; red clover. - so, nom
inal sweet clover ! O.50, nominal
Evening star., 1943-11-19
n. Y. Curb Market


Aero Sup B Eg-
Ainsworth .25g-
Ala Power pf g. 1c
Alum Ltd hSa J
Alumni Co Am ne ;
Alum Am pf T. IL
Alum G Cog ]
Am Book l.. z
A C P&L A sg ,
ACP&LAn.6 .69g-. )
AC Pei B
Am Gym B Goa }
Am d p p wr
Am q q = l.6Oa Z
Am Gen pf 2 }
Am Hard r .7bg ]
Am LauM 1.60g Z
Am 1t a. r l2O ]
Am Mfg 3g J
Am Potash.76g- 4
Am 6pw lst pt- II
Am Super pf J
Am Writ Pap
Ark Nat Gas -
Ark Nat Gas A.
Ark Pal pf z s
Aro EQUIP n .a5s
All c Fish iAg--
All est l. 3hg )
Atlas Corp war
BabcockAW L. :
Baldwin wr -
Barium Steel -.
Basic Ref .30g--
Birdsboro Boz.
Bliss y w 2---- J
Blue Ridge
Bow Bit 1st---
Brsz TIP Ag. .
Brewster Aero.
Bridgeport OIL.
Brill pf----l-- I
Hrwn ? Dist /:
Br'n For DS6 pr I
Brown RUB
Buckeye P l.. 80.
Duf N d = p pf- j.
BN&EP 1st 5 80. 1
BURY Biscuit
CALI FL Pw----
Can Mar h.0kg-
Carrier
CatIin Am .i0g
Cent NY r p B. {
Cessna Air liz
Chi Flex Sh So. [
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Cities Serv pf !
Cities Syc pf B
clev Ell Ill Tag. :
Ciev Trac ! h J
Club Alum .10g-
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Col F&I war
Colts PA 2.2bg 4
col GRE pf D.. :
Com p 8 1.60--. Z
Cons q B 3.60-- I
Consol Gs Ut -
Cons M&S hla- J
Cons Steel Ag-
Consoi Textile.
G 0&E pr Of T. II
Cont Roll&S It,
Cooper-B .60g-.
Coop-B pY Of g., !
Cop Rng sos.
Corroon a. R.
Cosden Pet,
Cosden Pet pf-- ;
Creole Pet hg :
Crown Drug.l0g
Cub All Sug lg-
Darby Pet lg---
Derby Oil
Det NJ Stv 30g
Det Steel Pr 1g !.
Duy Tex 8 .75g-
Eagle P Id .60g
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Esquire .40R
Eversharp .75g- .
Fairchild EAA
FansteelMet Ag J
Fla Pol pf II
Ford Can A HI .
Frank c Dis hg.
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GWG&E pf 8 4
GlenAlden1 cog
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Gorh Mfg - :
GRID Rap v 20
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CT NorPap so :
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Hecla Mining l.
Hewitt Rb .75g-
Heyden Oh .6og.
Hoe R g. Co A
Holling ger hes
Horn e. II so
Humboldt 1shg
Fuml-R .225g
Hygrade Fd la.
Ill Power
Ill Power div ct
Ill Pwr pt %.S0k
III Zinc Lag
Imp o L so
| ImDO n 50
Indus Fin vic
Ins CNA 2.50a-.
Intl Hyro Ell pf-
Init Indus
IntM&Chem VT.
init Pet HI
Inter Pow pf---
Irving A C l.
Jacobs Air .l5g-
Jacobs CO
! JCP&L pf = !
K r T&A .375e-
KC LtpfD $50
koppers IF g. j
Lacka wanna -
La ke Sh h. so
Leh CAN .40g
lie Tourneau l.
Long Isl 1t
Long Isl L pf
Long Isl L pf 3
Louis L&EXp 40
LudWig-B pf
Nc Willms DR. l
Memph N G. lag
Mich Stl T .30g
Ms PA vtc .45g-
Mid Wst Cp 4 G.
Midwst Oil .75-
Min Corp Can
Min M&M 1.2O +.
Molybdnm.375R
Mon Pict
N Cy Cop .l5g
Mount S P 1.50 !
Mskgn P r .70g
Nat Bella H.05g
Nat City L 1i4g-
N Cy l. pf s. 4
Natl p Gas L.
Rates Of divide
are annual disbur
quarterly or sem
less otherwise no
ldendS are not j
extras. d Cash OIL
I Payable in stoc
far this year. h P.
K Accumulated di
this year. WV Wi
warrants.
Dividends 1
NEW YORK,
declared:
Ac
ANAL Tpaiher pf
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Nov. 10 ,l4'.--spurred bv the
announcement that subsidies will be given
to millers to enable them 10 pay as hisA
as parity prices for wheat, the bread cereal
advanced fractionally IN a fairly active
trade today. Rye followed wheat higher
after Slumplng at the start, but It's and
barley were little changed.
DlstiIlers and mills were heavy buyers of
cash wheat, Shipping sales from here total
ing more than 100000 bushels The wheat
PIT also drew support from reports that
unless rain is received in parts of the
southwest shortly, the condition of the
nter, wheat crop will be the lowest in
several wears. with heavy abandonment OF
acreage possible.
AT the close wheat was up 2s-1ls, De-
cemher l.6lss-h4: rye was ahead 34-lls
December liz ls-l4: oats were UNCHANGED
to 70 higher, December 1s1s-f4 and barley
was Ma higher. December 1l912
WHEAT-open. High. Low. Close.
December ,609a OIL 4 1.605s 1 6lss-14
Nay 159as 1,60la .597s 6O-5g7s
July 1,57l2 1.5S's 1.57l2 .5SA-%
December 7Sas 7Sl2 .715a 7Slar
july .7l12 .1a's .7lla .72la
December 1,13. 1.ltA I127a 1.14la-14
May --- 1l4h 1.l5ia LA LISA
July 135s 1147s l3as l47a
BARLEY
December 1.1a12 1.19i2 119i2 1lgta
May -- 1.l6a4 LIZA 1.16's 1lrl.
Cnicaro CASH MzrLet
Evening star., 1943-11-19
BONDS
PUBLIC UTILITY.
STOCKS


1st 4 l4s l94s l03h
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

These porterS were not on
the state pay roll" Dunn said.
Yet they were able 10 Set up
orders for licensees willing Ia
tip them.
They would fill orders for
licensees who tipped them reg
ularly and literally. Sometimes
they would notify their clients
when shipment was received.
This porter system. in oper-
alton for years, now has been
abolished"
The scandal broke first wher
Pierce and Steadman were ar
rested and 3 employees Of the
BroadS'rcet warehouse were cues.
toned by Prosecutor Bowling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
q es-Gel. Escort Found
Shot I'D Death Inn Car

AkGON o.. April l GNS) 49,
Tho college town of Kent buzzed
VlIh a.e $50 murder today as
summit comfy authorities took
divergent views IN The double kill
ing %, a -}Rcar-old coed, Lucille
Marie q Aprano of Cleveland, and
George Washington Reynolds. 81
NcaT-oId Negro chief cook of the
exclusive Twin Lakes Country
Club.
Coroner z. T. Amos chung 20
hi, theory fh4t Miss D'Aprano
and REYNOLDS had been murdered
i'm REYNOLDS automobile as the
couple san 100 his parked car a few
miles from Kent State University.
where Miss D.Aprano MAS 10 have
been graduated IN August as a
school teacher.
Chief Deputy Sheriff Smith in
sisted - was mHraer and suicide
Amos and Smith disagreed AS TO
whether there were one or two
bullets in Reynolds body.
Miss D'Aprano was shot twice
through the left lung and heart
last SUNDAY night Their bodies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

were discovered by a farmer
Charles DruShel, when he re-
turned from work Tuesday night.
Smith said he believed Mis-
D.Aprano had sought TO break Of
with Reynolds, because she in
tended to pursue a teach in
career and that she met Reynold,
IN Cleveland Sunday night anI
they drove 10 the spot where the
bodies were found
II think that Reynolds was
enraged upon learning from
Lucille that she wanted 10
break Oft their relationship"
Smith said, land that he shot
her, then climbed into the hack
seat of the ear and killed him
self"
Smith questioned eynol d 5
wife, Hattie She told him that
Reynolds had left home Sunday
evening without saying where he
was going. She said she and
Reynolds had driven Lucille. who
was head waitress at the Country
Club, 10 Cleveland on several
occasions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
BLAMES HOARDERS

Another reason for he
scarcity is that individuals have
been boarding"
II was revealed today that the
commission has abolished a system
whereby pOrtcrS IN warehouses
+aaf--been able 70 earn AZ mUCt
8s $50 a day through tips from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
March Leaves,
Mercury at 50

March made lis exit peacefully
enough today but left a July .m.
PRECISION
For the SECOND consecutive dal
Yesterday, temperature reached a
now all-timo March high
Dctroltcr> who have been my
ing 10 dodge freezing temperature,
all winter found themselves melted
as tho mercury scared 10 so az q
p m
Tho previous March 81 record
WAS ., established IN 1878. &C
Cordng 40 the weather bureau
Winds increasing IN velocity sent
the mercury down eight degrees
IN four hours after s p. mn. and
much cooler weather was forecast
for TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Vernon Castle,
A Dancer, Sued

Named for the famous dancer
and husband Of Irene Castle. Yer
non A. Castle, 25. also has the
inclination to trip the light and
fantastic.
But he did his dancing with 9TH
erS. his wife. Mildred r.. Castle. %
of 526S Avery, charged in a suit
for divorce before Circuit Judge
OHara. What's more, she said, he
only worked two weeks at a time
and then used the money for his
dancing instead of supporting his
family.
Judge O'Hara granted the di-
vorce. Married IN 1887, the Cas-
ties have two children, Roy ), and
Robert, 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
STATE SALES OFF

I'm declaring that the commits
sion Will attempt 10 swing the
retail liquor business back 10
state stores, as intended when the
system was set up In 1883, Dunn
revealed that SDDS sold So. 500
600 worth of whisky in Detroit
last year. while the state stores
sold only S3,600000 at retail.
This flow Of whisky from
the SDDs reflects improper dis
tribution," the chairman SAID
I'VE plan definite re-allocation
of the business"
Bowling SAID Levine confessed
that in paying Pierce for three
weeks and Steadman for two. he
was continuing a payoff that had
been going on for some time II
was not brought out who got the
alleged graft previously.
Steadman As. al first denied
ne had received money from the
druggist, the prosecutor said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
High Stakes
Craps Shooters Gsmbls
With Ration Books

PITTSBURGH, April ! CUP)-
When they shoot the works" in
a crap game in the Hill district
these days, they're not talking
about a bank roll CPA agents
disclosed that the boys. who once
used social security cards for
currency. now are covering and
fading" with ration books.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
RAID on DRUG STORE

Later Investigators raidcd the
Field drug store and seized 235
cases OF liquor. They next raided
Lcylne'S store at 1000 Hastings
and seized 294 cases. and then
took 80 cases from Wernsteln'S
store A. 2900 Hastings.
-DnAAllnG- Levine -+aet4+4AA
10 be a partner IN the WeInStem
store, but tins was denied BY
'Weinstcin. The SID permits Of
all three places were revoked.
Commissioner Flynn said Levine
sold whisky worth Sll6.24S In
l94l and Sl6S. Us IN 1912. Fields
sales tetaled S30.G54 IN 1871 and
Jumped TO S107713 in 1912. Vein
>lein,s-A ales-IaSt- year tetaIed
SS6 249.
'Fhe Broadstreet store was
closed yesterday after bad checks
totalng Sl1,500, issued by Levine.
We're found IN the till. 1t reopcned
today with a complete new staff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Operators Reply
Tomorrow TO
Lewis Demands

NV YORK April INS
Anthracite Goa. operation, 'oalt
studied Il demands H.l1r
S. per day wage Increase frnw
members OF John L. Lewis ln.ft1
Mine Workers o. America pre-
5araforv 20 01t~G 'r.r rrt
1OrrOrrDk,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

"YOur Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake. II one OF many
famous features In The Detroit
Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
MORE OFTEN EMPTY

Vet a year ago the shelves
of this store were stocked with
all brands at all times" the
chairman said This year. the
. shelves have been empty half
the time.
NO matter how much whisky
We send TO Detroit. IL il grabbed
n fast a il reaches the Stores
Evidence indicated that the pay.
OF system did not start until the
shortage began after
Christmas.
Assigned 10 the inquiry al that
time were liquor investigators
Fred G. Armstrong and Walter
Noak Assistant Prosecutor Glenn
Hague has been representing
Bowling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
LATER ADMISSION

Later, he admitted getting S.
a week" Bowling continued.
When told that Levine con-
fes>cd To paying him 500
week, Steadman said:
III Levine says so, that's
what got
Gackl'S part in graft conspiracy
has not been explained
He doesn't seem Ia he able to
speak English" said Bowling.
rs evidence that boarding is the
main reason for the whisky short
age Dunn produced records show
ing that the downtown store a
Washington boulevard and Stat,
sold S37, 1853 worth IN February o
1912 and Sl1072i during the sam,
month this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
3 w saPeEEOUaSeS Here
Linked i'm HssERRR Fraud
continued from Page One

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