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I (Canadian Prel) BOSION, Mass, Oct ili-Q-l-IQDYY J. Fuller, a director of the Gillette Safety Razor company. testified today at the hearing on l $31.- ooonoo bill m equity brill!!!“ b! minority stockholders Milli-ll 091" tain directors, that sale of 80,- 000 shares or Gillette stock t0 the Gillette Company by the director! was rescineded as a result of de- mands made by minority 8W6!- holders, cross examination by M» tomey William G. ThOIUPIOR 0!

-the plaintiff's counsel, Fuller said

‘he believed the question of a DOI- sible defense to the minority stock-

holders’ suit was discussed at a dir-

ectors’ meeting on November l3,

1930. ' Asked if he were told that to ap-

prove the records of the August l1

meeting would be injurious to the

‘defendant directors he first said

"Yes." then he was not sure. Records of the Gillett Company

directors meetings then were pro-

duced and Thompson called, at-

28 meeting which he said appear- ed to be numbered differently than the other pages.

“Isn't it true that the records of August 28 meetln, were dltifnged and a few new sheets substituted for the orglnal sheet?" he asked Fuller.

"If so, I know nothing about it," Fuller answered.

Thompson read part of the re- cord of the stockholders meetings of January 8. 1930. Showing that Frank J. Fahey, another director, reported purchases of 8,635 shares of stock for $750,359, and sale of 4,. 500 shares for $458,707, the trans. actions resulting in a total profit to the company of $73,407. Thompson asked Fuller ii he protested ageing; Faheyb activities on the stock may. kei With funds of the company and Fuller said he had not,

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sportng event of the North, the annual 220-mile dogsled derby be- tween the Pas and Flon may be abandoned this year, according to a special dcspatch to the Free Press. ' The despatch says owing to the depression at least temporary ab- andonment oi.’ the derby will be announced at a meeting of the oommitteeat the Pas next month.

Meeting at Quebec recently, the committee of the eastern inter- national dog-sled derby decided that no race would be held there

tention to two pages of the August ‘

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th and pride With our Campbell's Soup inside.

during the coming winter, due to economic conditions. »

Then Suicides

(Canadian Press) DURHAM, N. 0., Oct 22—Everett lVUsLean, 28 years old negro, ran amuck in a fast-moving automobile near here yesterday, shot and kill- ed B. H. Beasley, Southern Pines police chief, caused the accidental death Ol his sister, Georgia Mc- Lean, wounded hfs wife, Pearl Mc-

Motion Pictures

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i (Canadian Press) ' LEAVENWORTH. KM. Oct 21-‘ The Federal courtroom was dark- ened here today while m°il°ll Dlc" til-N! were shown in an attempt l0 refute the claim of Fred H. Butch- er Kansas City, for $100,000 damas- es for personal inluries alledclly‘ received in an automobile-bus crash. » Butcher was shown Plﬂylns bl"-

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The price of Campbell's Soups is now lower than ever before. Formerly they were imported. Now they are made in Canada. Elimination of the duty has substantially reduced the price.

In Campbell's Vegetable Soup 32 ingred- ients are deftly. blended in accordance with the famous Campbell's recipe. 15 choice vegetables contribute their healthful min- eral salts and their nutritious juice". It is actually a meal in itself. It is ready-cooked. On your table in next to no time.

In all there are 21 kinds of Campbell's Soups to give variation to your menu. Serve them often. They are so convenient, so appetizing, so economical.

Show Injuries I

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Bouncer was a Pomeranian and‘ marks the grave.

lean, and after being arrested, committed suicidn by hanging him- self in the Durham country jail.

Chief Beasley had accompanied the McLean party to Boydton, Va., seeking to have charges of attempt

DOMINION

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hanced by the famous soft-lustre Domolac ,7, long periods. Sold t, Finish . . . add a touch of utter smartneee, mm calm“ mm" save housework and give quiet 6011150111 "Ylilerfwt- Gillette Company and a member 0i l’ Your floor covering dealer will gladly show you the firm of Aldred 8: Company.

‘he full range of colourful Wtimll- ‘ New York, testified that under the skeleton plan a holding cumpﬂu: would take over the assets of both

(Cenedinn Press) BOMON, Mess, Oct. ﬂL-A plan for the merger of the Gillette and Autostrop Razor Companies, referr- ' ed to as the skeleton plan, was dis- cussed today in the hearing of the $21,000,000 suit of minority stock- holders of the Giletfe concern against certain directors.

Henry J. Puller, a director ol the

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painting a house and enlﬂﬂﬁl ill other work. He 0.1188641 in his 5"" against the Kansas Light and PW- er Company that his neck and back were ‘injured permanently when his automobile was struck by the de- fendant's bus.

Vain efforts were made to ex- clude the pictures, taken without the plaintiff's knowledge.

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