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uGGETT AND MYERS
FINED $4,000 FOR
CONCEALING BONUSES

PHILADELPHIA, March 4-tR-
U. S. District Judge Harry E.
Kalodner Monday fined the Lig.
gett and Myers Tobacco company
$4,000 after the company pleaded
no defense to a charge that it con.
cealed a bonus plan from the
Securities and Exchange Commits.
sion.
The fine was imposed after
George w. Thompson, vice presi.
dent Of the company, entered the
plea on charges that the company
made false and misleading state.
ments in reports to the SEC in 1912
and 1943.
The charges said that under the
plan allegedly concealed, executives
and selected employees in super
visory positions received S., ZOO, 900
in bonuses over 29-year period.
The plan, the court found, added
other recipients to those included
in another plan which set aside for
bonuses 10 per cent of all profits in
excess of the amount required to
carry the company's funded debt.
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1S0--Legal

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER
Under and by virtue of the power Of
sale contained in certain deed of trust
executed by Zou N. Mercer tSingle). to
Edward Weaver. Trustee, on the 18th ,lay
OF January, 1941, and recorded in The
office of the Register of Deeds of New
Hanover County in Book 322, Page 3l9.
default having been made in the pay
ment OF the note secured by said deed OF
trust and demand having been made on
the undersigned Trustee by the holder
OF the note thereby secured, the under
signed will offer for sale to the high
est bidder for cash, at the Court House
door In the City of Wilmington, North
Carolina. on Wednesday, the 18th day of
March, 1916. at IL o'clock noon, the piece
or parcel of land situate. lying and be-
ing in the City of Wilmington, County of
New Hanover. State Of North Carolina.
described as follows:
BEGINNING at the intersection of the
southern line of Greasy Avenue with the
eastern line of 21st Street; runs thence
Eastwardly along the Southern line of
Creasey avenue 1872 feet; thence South
wardly and parallel with 21st Street ia
feet to an alley; thence Westwardly along
the Northern line of said alley and
parallel with Creasey Avenue 66 feet 10
the Eastern line Of 21st Street; thence
Northwardly along the Eastern line of
list Street 113 feet to the point of Bepin-
ming, same being Lots 81, %, %, and "a.
OF Carolina Place. in Block Is.
Dated and posted this the 18th day Of
February, 194e.
EDWARD WEAVER.
Trustee
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Chilean Labor Expert
Will Study AT Raleigh

RALEIGH, March f. up Luis
Carcamo, chief of the general labor
office Of the Republic of Chile, ar
rived here Monday to spend week
studying statistical methods en-
ployed by the Safe department of
labor in gathering industrial and
labor information.
Carcamo, who will visit state
labor offices in Illinois next week,
plans to observe manufacturing
operations in textile and tobacco
plants while in North Carolina.
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REYNOLDS ALUMINIUM sAUCEPANS
covered and open. Discount to dealers
c. B. Sternberser Equipment Co., 1905
Princess,
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sPEcI -! BY ROLL. Is YDs. RUBBER
like hall runner, So wide, $3.50,
regular SIS Levine Furniture Co.,
Sixth and Castle, Dial 5SE.
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SPENCER INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED
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l18-Music- & Dancing

PIANoS-SPINETS, STUDIOS, GKANDs.
See them today. A. H. Yopp Piano
company.
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tiful knee-hole mahogany dasks. Sut-
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600 90 FRONT sTREET-F1vE ROOMS
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FLOOR SANDING AND FINISHING.
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71-For Sale-Farm EQUIP.

FOR SALE ONE DEMONSTRATED
hay baler with motor attachment
Marks Machinery company.
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12x14 TENT, DRESSING TABLE, DESK
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SPENCER SUPPORTS AND BRAS.
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75-Household Goods

BABY CARRIAGE, HOUSEHOLD FUR
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l57-Shoe Repairing

RUBIN SHOE REPAIR. WE CALL FOI
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FRESH SHIPMENT MULES. 4. 8 YEARS
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good as grows. Cash or terms. Rex
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55-For Rent Apartments

WANTED = COUPLE BUSINESS GIRL
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45--Electrical

MASON ELECTRIC CO., ELECTRIC RE-
pairs ard contracting. 1o7 n. 3rd Dial
67e2.
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105--Lost & Found

LOST-ONE KIT. DIAMOND SOLITAIRE.
one Miniature West Point class '37 ring,
yellow gold. Ladies room Crystal Rest
aurant between and pm: March LIST.
Liberal reward. No questions. Write
Mrs. D. B Mye. 3407 Arctic avenue,
Virginia Beach, Va,
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as they surgoI ahead with the wiz.
rlng points
The starting lump resulted In
free shot FOR a. High which Wash
Wrnl made good. Jack Nlnzey put
Roosevelt ahead with q field goal.
ana Les App also scored for Roose.
Welt Agpew eyened things mp for
T.. High with both a long. and free
shot, 80 at the end of the first
quarter the game was as good rs
new az 4 all
In the second quarter for T. High
Ross. Agnew. and Wlshmund all
sank free throws and Cabin made
two field goals For Roosevelt Les
Appl made two field goals. and
Dick Drew sank one. L. High came
out OF ton of this quarter. and at
half they We're leading 1911.
The third quarter was almost
as close as the first two. For L.
High Meader made free shot, and
Washmund sank a long shot For
Roosevelt Jack Mlnzey made a free
shot. and Appl and Drew both
made long shots The three quar-.
Ter score was Roosevelt ~. r. High
IS.
The Rough Riders came out on
the floor IN the last quarter de
termlncd 10 break the tie. and they
did this by holding L. High to no
more points, and making six them
selves Jack Minzey made two
free throws, and one long shot.
and Les Appl brought things to an
end with short shot So al
though the game was close and
nerve racklug up until the end
Roosevelt came through and embed
ed themselves further into the first
place position Of the Western Di-
vision of the Huron League.
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Ring Decisions

Portland. Ore-Gus Lesneyich
1872, cliffside. y. j., knocked out
Joe Kahut ISL, Portland, % mon
title).
New Workable Lamotta. ISL
New York. outpointed Tommy Bell,
$50 II, Youngstown, O., COY.
81. Louis-Charley Riley. 1928 1.9
St Louis. knocked out Irish" Billy
Miller, 1870. Pittsburgh, 81.
Milwaukee Chuck Hunter, $50.
Cleveland, Knocked out Jimmy
Sherrer, I49 "a, Milwaukee. az.
Boston cpl Garvey Lefty.
Young. IA, Z 8. Marines and Ak
ron, O., knocked out Patsy zacone,
IA -, New York ~.
Philadelphia-Joe Rodriguez. 1875
IL, Philadelphia. stopped Johnny
Settles, 1913 ID, Philadelphia, (3).
Worcester, Mass.-Johnny Moran,
l4s -, Cambridge, Mass, knocked
out Jimmy Mooney, 14s ~, Shrews-
bury, Mass, 80.
San Francisco Buddy Christ
man, 1876 "a, Mishswaka, Ind, out
pointed Ruperto Garcia, 125 IL,
Mexico. G0).
San Diego-Chivo Carvajai, 1874
Mexico, outpointed Jess Salazar,
1856, Los Angeles G0). Kid Lester,
1871, San Diego outpointed Jackie
BYRD OF Arkansas (weights unavail-
ahle)
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Monroe Has
Firsts

Monroe High school swimming
team with eight arsts defeated
Ypsusnti High School IS TO 2S
30 yd free style Asher tN).
Bowling lN pashcr DD. Time
2S2
100 yd breast stroke Vans lM>.
Mckenzie (Ml, Wallace lYD. Time
LIS.
POO I'd free style -McBee ,yD.
Power Nl, Houck 90. Time
2.244
100 yd back stroke CaIkIus tMl.
Schafer lYD Soncrant tM). Time
lbs.
100 yd. free style-Waun CNU.
Fidler CMl Lindquist lN Time
I043.
Individual medley - Campbell
%, Easing Nl, Bluock tM).
Time. 1873
Diving -Michaud Nl. Boylan
(Mb Robertson 60.
Medley relay -CalKns. McKen-
zie Soncraut CO Time 1863.
poo sd free style relay Lind
Quist, Bowling, Wursel. Wilson.
Time. 1878.
University High almost seoreicss
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BellevilIe
Fights Hard

Tho Ypsilanti Braves remained
undefested In SD" competition as
they walloped fighting Bclleyillc
five, i425 Friday.
The Braves were off TO racing
start as they controlled the play
throughout the first period which
ended with the Braves out in front
90.
In the second period Johnny Bass
went on a scoring spree and the
Braves led 22lO at half time. Bill
Olsen, the Braves starting left
guard was sent out Of the game
later IN this period for five person
al fouls.
All Of the Brave scoring in the
third period was done by Bass and
Dawson who accounted for lo more
points while holding the Belleville
five TO six
Early IN the fourth period the
Belleyille squad rallied, but the
Ypsilanti boys traded point for
point
Johnny Bass led both teams IN
scoring with % points on Y field
goals and one free throw. White
OF Belleville was second high In
scoring with nine points.
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Lincoln Has First Victory
of Season Over Flat Rock

Lincoln Consolidated High School
Railsplitters won their first basket
ball victory OF the season, Friday,
defeating Fiat Rock. eel
Trailing 1910 at the half mark,
the Splitteis bounced back into the
game when Stiving sank field
goal, making the score 1912 Flat
Rock dropped in a shot from the
floor and a charity shot TO forge
ahead 1912. Rowe sank two
pointer, cutting the lead TO 1914
Flat Rock sank another free shot,
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Sports Roundup

a position behind the
Chicago Deos Red Wings tackle
revaEed aggregation here tonight in I'm
portsnt National Hockey League test for the Wings
the University OF Michi
swimming the Wolverines Friday
night their a. "a Northwestern here
sprngsAPThe University Michigan hockey
defeating Colorado College 50 overtime
Friday clubs which battle tonight
the winning Is
the tenmlnute overtime period.
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but Zaszcmrynsh and DysinEer
netted a free throw each, and Rowe
racked up two more points. TO put
Lincoln In the lead az the end Of
the quarter for the first time In
the game. 1917.
Dysinger and Rowe scored five
points IN the final period 10 give
Lincoln the victory
Peacock, Flat Rock guard and
Rowe, Lincoln center, we're tied
for scoring honors. each account.
ing for eight points
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Fifth Win of Season Taken
From University High Five

The Roosevelt Rough Riders won
tag.r fifth game Of the season from
University High Friday 1871 The
game was played On Ann Arb9r ar
$50 The first half looked dim for
the Riders but when they got
going in the second half they held
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-12

Detroit, Jan. 12-AP-If F1rebail
frankie Sinkwich's' ailing knee is
mended-which they doubt--the
Detroit Lions intend to 20 to court
to keep him playing with their Ma
tional Football League club. "Natur-
ally, we'll go TO court to enforce our
contract with Sinkwich II his injur.
ed knee turns out to be all right"
said owner Fred Mandel OF the
former Georgia All.American's
Jump to the New York Yankees
Of the rival All-America Confer
ence.
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The Ypsilanti second team also
won its game with the Belleyille
second team in a thrilling 22.2o
victory.
At half time the score was tied
at eight apiece. In the third per
iod the lead see-sawed several
times with Belleville taking an IS
Il lead as the period closed
The final quarter saw the Braves
20 out in front by four points with
TWO minutes remaining With the
Braves stalling, Ken Carwahan
broke through and scored cutting
the Braves lead TO two points.
Wayne stroll, the Braves right for
ward, was fouled, but the Braves
decided TO take the ball out Of
bounds and stalled until the game
endN
Lyman Tower OF the Braves led
both teams in scoring with Is
points on five field goals and five
free shots.
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Back When

Today a Year Ago The Thor.
oughbred Racing Association voted
TO take "all necessary steps" to
help horsemen' during the emergen-
cy shutdown.
Three Years Ago-The New York
Giants decided 10 go South to
Lakewood, n J for their spring
training
Five Years Ago--Ben Hogan.
Dutch Harrison and Len Dodson
finished In three.way tie at 276 In
the Oakland Open Golf Tourney.
Ten Years Ago-The New York
state racing commission report.
ed 1885 the most prosperous sea.
son in 25 years with total attend
ance Of 1,135,5sS at all tracks.
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UHIsh

The reserve game held before the
varsity game a. o'clock was won
by L. High, e0e5
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peIano,a

A Keebler ST., D. King 592, p.
Hines 37l, y. Casselberry ao7 4.
Cazier 400.
Game totals G32 sos 7o9 1913
moray's Jewelry
" Dundon i22, Z Miller 34e, 4.
Plat SIS, l.. Morris 81, B. Beck
AIS, handicap go
Game totals 6l2 Sal $50 1878
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MeEnnan Airport

NcEnnan 4S, Baer $40. Bader
$50. Swick 80 Miller ISIS, handI.
cap s..
Game totals 773 694 -24 2ial
Geer. Funeral Home
St John 42G, Fem 40. Lancas-
ter 4U7. 81 Ute 4ol. Bride 7fi
Came totals 7s6 1855 -57 229S
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Personal Finance

L. Carter 500, NJ Helzerman 39S,
P. Klein (avgD 345, L. HaEerman
(avgD $50, NJ Nation 1863.
Game totals SOC 6o3 ga 1856
Independents
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WILLOW RUN MIXED DOUBLES
Eour Ms


T. Mild 39S, d. Mild 377. p. NIL
Ter 2SS, F. Miller as.
Game totals 452 4gg ass 1896
N. p.'s
Forfeit
UnknownS
W Hammond 301. u. Hammond
442, 3. Curry 4O3. F. Curry SOP
Game totals 525 81 553 164s
He'll Cats
r. Schrock 291. r. Roberts 204.
4. Hedlesky 1919. J. oswald 100.
handicap ia.
Game totals SOC $50 So 1867
Alley Owls
O. Woodruff 373. D. Woodruff 507.
A. Shepherd 2ss, G. Shepherd AZ.
handicap 1853
Game totals 59l $40 622 1888
Mug Wumps
G.. Johnson AS, L. johnson i56,
f. Jeppesen 395, c. HUM 573
Ga le totals GIL 646 5s5 2z42
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4 'owler f49, Z. Messner ais +.
Nelch 427, j Browning 4Ns, X.
Meyers $40
Game totals 75l 7S5 7S7 1928
Eagles
p. Winklcr 327, ID. Nelson 4lS, r.
Winkler S2S. NJ. Cannon 32l, J, Ma
son 361, handicap 393
Game totals ga 10 f46 2349.
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MOTOR STATE LEAGUE

High team three games - The
Toppers, '2424
High team single game The
Toppers, S51,
High individual three games -
Bailey. 500.
High individual single game --
Carpenter, 1911.
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JUNIOR HOUSE LEAGUE
Macs. Mutual

Waiting 425, Schrepper $50, Wal
lace 5Si, Pearson 5-2, Williamson
4s9
Game totals s72 $50 SO 25S0
RandalIs
Randall i29, Pyle 399. " Smith
Az, q. Smith 49,, McKingstry 499
handicap n.
Game totals 7O5 500 754 1859
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Bowling Scores
All Aces

All Aces
Dicks avg Az, Lippard layE
i2o, Arerill CaygD $50, Putnam 500.
Chappell 461
Game totals 665 no 657 2oH
Doubtful Five
Corrigan 394, Heliker ag5. KoelI
er AZ, McKenEa 427, Merritt laygl
go. handicap 80
Game totals 500 500 $50 1877
Atomic Five
Kossuth laygl fG5, Weston AS.
Smith 3i9i Wilson asa Carpenter
1873.
Game totals 6st 5l2 $40 e2o6
Wild Deuees
Baka iI3. Cooley f43. Brown 4l2.
Troupe 42s. Mulligan 1853, handicap
Ill.
Game totals 6s9 6s9 762 2l6O
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Iaek,on,s CIT shop

F. fowler 3C7, Il. Worden 4fa, J.
Ryan 4O9, S. Barham AL, Dee cam
eron 4l6.
Game totals 500 756 $50 2076
Forbes Cleaners
l. Deck 3S9, d. Cullin 3So L.
Bowdcn 4l2i b Cooley +o5, NJ
Phillips 1875.
Game totals ga 700 657 2osI
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The Toppers
B. Spicer (avg) 402, n. Weber
40, L. Milham 434. b. Elliot 4s7,
J. Mapes 517, handicap 1876
Game totals SOL 1853 SO PAPA
WooIey Welders
Ellis 453, Crow 453, Foster 44o,
Cannon 4S3. Bender AS
Game totals 720 77s sos 1907
Friendly FEe
Jermeay oS4 Brown 255 Reed
46s. Erlewine 49,, Eardly 43I, han
dicaN los.
Game totals $50 1872 698 2osl
Top Notehers
Bruetsch Cavgl 46s. Piatt 39o,
Bragg 406, Bailey 500, Hendrickson
iS6.
Game totals 74s 794 737 2279
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-12

Jenison 5S3, Wheelock 435, 4
Ruin 46s. 4. Schreinek 492. H.
Hardin 5l3. handicap 4j.
Game totals SI4 SIS $50 1924
cuffs Barber Shop
". Schwall 1874 Church 422, r
Farmer 465 Ed Ring AZ. e. Sch
roiner 1855
Game totals Sls sl3 zoo 22ff
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-12

ElNE, fluffy biscuits baked In new
ROPER Cos Ronss don't oetOoily Roal
through the cir. But they eetoinIy seem
light enough TO u they tried.
Sou see, Roper, big "3.ln-1" boxing oven
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-05-24
Cosmic Ray
Experiments at
Williams Field
Army Air Forces experiment
with rockets in cooperation
with scientific societies.

Army Air Forces at Williams
Field announced today IL has in
itiated a series OF experiments to
determine the effect OF cosmic rays
or various chemicals and metals
used in the development and as
sembly of guided missiles. such as
rockets whose refinements and i'm
provements are now subjects OF an
intensive research program.
The experiments are conducted
by Guided Missiles Branch OF AAF
Research and Engineering Division.
which is headed by Major General
Curtis f. LeMay, Deputy Chief of
Air Staff for Research and Devel-
opment.
The tests are at attitudes OF 25,-
600 and 35. 900 feet in conjunction
with previously announced mission
OF the National Geographic Society
TO study the intensity of cosmic
rays on the earth from various al
titudes and latitudes. Army Ali
Forces will provide the Boeing B-29
Superfortress to carry the neces-
sary scientific apparatus. and the
Bartel Research Foundation of the
Franklin Institute. Philadelphia. in4
stalled Geiger counters TO measure
the effect of cosmic rays lombard
ing the earth vertically.
Since cosmic rays are considered
an elementary form OF solar energy.
AAF is particularly interested in
their effect on elements used In the
production of long-range guided
missiles. which track through the
skies at extremely high attitudes.
A measured amount OF material
was carried in the airplanes. and
a similar amount remained on the
ground. The effect OF cosmic rays
will be ascertained by comparative
analysis and measurement
The original AAF participation In
this joint mission was to furnish
the airplane. Subsequently. It was
discovered that the B-29 had q
nough surplus space. after provision
was made for National Geographic
equipment. to enable the AAF to
plan It's own Independent research
project.
II will be possible TO conduct
both projects simultaneously be-
cause National Geographic Is In
terested only in determining the