The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 21

MONDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1939. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Heed Can far lata. The 30 CAMPBELLIZED OPERATIONS 1 Tut and Recondition Motor. 2 Test and Recondition Clutch.

3 Test and Recondition Rear Axla. 4 Admit Brakes. Rellne If Necei-tary 1 rocua Headlights, a Adjust Steering 1 Check Troi.t Wheel for Alignment a Tet Battery I Clean and Repair Uphol.tery 10 Examine Tlret. Replace Necessary It Remove All Denta from renders. 12 Repaint Car.

1). Recondition Shock Absorbers, 14 Flush and Repair Radiator. It Adjust Spark Plugt. Carburetor and Distributor. It.

Recondition Water Pump. IT. Check Top for Leaks, Replace If Necessary. 15 Overhaul Necessary Window Lifts. 19.

Recondition Oas Gauge. Ammeter and Speedometer. 20. Ceck Sprints and Recondition if Necessary. 21.

Tighten Up All Over. 3. Remove All Squeaks and Rsttles. 23 Replace Fan Belt. 24.

Check and Recondition Generator nd Starting Motor. 23. Grease Car. 24 Check Differential and Transmission for Grease. 2T.

Change Oil in Motor. 3t Polish Car. 30. Test and Recondition Transmission. 30.

Recondition Windshield Wiper Judge Criticizes Doctors Late for Court Complaint thai Hull doctor! either fail to come to court In answer to a summons, or arrive go late that cases have to be suspended wa made by Judge Roland Millar at today session of Magistrate's Court His criticism arose from the non-appearance in court of Dr. J. E. Perrss, who was an expert witness in sn assault case. "It's very strange to me that doctors never seem able to get here on time.

Indeed the presence ef Dr. H. 1. G. Ceggie here marks the Drat time in months that a physician has been here at the time marked on a summons.

Doc. tors always give as an excuse that they have been called on confinement cases, and it's extraordinary how many confinement cases happen during court hours. Even medical men must finder-stand that a summons Is im- OLD TIME NEWS IS THE AIR! CKCH 7J0 T0NICHT Sposuot-esJ bp Goodwin Optical Co. ECONOMY CLEANING sad Carry 39 STAR CLEANERS AGIO EPAIRS Keyes. Scpply CO, Life.

re. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Cm Wm tote. 38 FORD 38 FORD Coupe $679 37 FORD Sedan, Trk. $589 37 FORD Tudor $559 37 FORD Coupe $529 36 FORD Tudor, Trk. $459 'J LINCOLN ZEPHYR SEDAN Powerful V-lt motor.

White trail tires. li-ory airplane. Like nw in every way. portant and must be obeyed." Judge Millar questioned Dr. Perras aa to whether he received a summons, and, getting an affirmative reply, asked: "Was it a confinement "No, Your Honor, a Qulfstream Park Track Stupends HOLLYWOOD, rb.

-Of) Qulfstream Park, new race track which opened Feb. 1, an nounced Its meeting was betnf cancelled effective today. John F. Letendrc, managing director, made the anrMunoement after a conference with Joel Hurt, vice-president of the Hollywood Jockey Club. "OestUemen, 1 have) bad news for Letendre said to those present.

Tha meeting is off. That's all the Information I John C. Homing, IS-rear-old head of lbs enterprise, was report-ad broken down at news of the de- It was ttndWstnml flnsnrtsj VnttJaM hmiAl stM eatUtkm of the meetinc, schedued so rsss oays. Herseuieu were taken by nraaa. A fuD sstneiew.

ng etgtrt day and to entriaa wera fMtfofl tomor low's .1" CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Used Cars Wm Sate Next to a New Car a CampbtUized Car It Best GIVE YOU double VALUE at the SAME LOW PRICES CampbeWt have proven that it it possible to ttort where tthtrt leave off in producing a BETTER used car. Campbellited Cart are not only food cart but they are tmart cart with appearance like new. Our unbeatable guarantee of tatitfaction pint larger volume talet tnablet ut lo give you more value at a lower price. So why not buy the bett when it cottt you lent A HOUSE BUILT ON ROCK WILL STAND FOREVER! Reliability the very foundation of Campbell Motors. Thirty expensive protective measures plug a 2-Day Money-Back Guaranty and 50-50 Thirty-Daw Warranty is the reason u-hy Camp-bellirrd cars always satitfy.

TOPS THEH AU LOWEST FINANCE PAYMENTS LARGER RADE-IN ALLOWANCES 37 DODGE Coupe $589 36 CHEV. Sedan, Trk. $559 36 CHEV. Coach, Trk. $529 36 PLYMOUTH Coup? $449 35 CHEV.

Coach $439 34 OLDS. DeL. Coach $439 37 LINCOLN ZEPHYR Stunning black finish, unite trail tires, new car performance. Ask for a demonstration. SPECIALS 34 Ford Sedan $339 33 -Dodge Sedan $339 34 Ford Coach $339 33 Plymouth Sed.

$339 34 Ford Coupe $319 33 Ford Coupe $289 SSI) rv erver vur HI II It I lass. 2-9441 inZMTmrWtL 7mV 2-9441 iHj 265 Laurier Ave. W. 180 Slater Street Youth Wins Own Freedom And Praise for His Legal Ability Defending himself In a purse-snatching charge. Alexander Karris.

IS. a rosy-cheeked youth from Toronto, won himself a dismissal and earned the commendation of Magistrate Strike for his ability In the art of cross-examination. "After the rather exceptionally good cross-examination, there Is nothing to 1 do but dismiss the charge. The cross-examination would do credit to any counsel seen in this court la a long the magistrate said. Norris was charged with snatching a purse, containing fit, from Mrs.

Ovilla Longtln, of 13 Nelson street, on January 31. on St Patrick street He was arrested the same day at the Union Station, and had In his possession $2.21. Mrs. Longtln said Norris was the man who snatched her purse, but under lengthy cross-examina tion said she did not get a look at his face, and had identified him by what she termed a "peculiar Norris was arrested on a description furnished by Mrs. Long-tin.

Detectives Grsy and Cavan and Constable Stoneman, who investigated the case and made the arrest also testified and were cross-examined by the accused. They ssid Norris ran away after he was apprehended, but was caught again a few minutes later. They also testified he gave them two different versions as to how ha came Into possession of the money. On one occasion he ssid he earned it in Montreal, and on another that he received it by begging. When the Crown completed Its case, the magistrate dismissed the charge without calling on, the defence.

The Identification was not enough to establish a case. Gold and Silver On London Market LONDON, Feb. 6. F) Bar gold Has l-2d, oft 1 1-2 pence. (Equivalent W4.7B).

Bar silver, 20 1-1U, unchanged. MONTREAL, Fab. e. CP) Bsr (old In London unchanged at an ounce In Canadian funds; lies, 1-2 to British. The fixed 35 Washington price amounted so $38-20 In Canadian.

BRINGING UP FATHER. THE OTTAWA JOURNAL 21 Any Inaooaracioa I fnlnale dungs, by UM Jeornal haa not been CBO OTTAWA 1 00 CommtnlAry. I 14 Sonf by limorM tJO Mmic1 Voyaf. children pro- (ram. Iuicl IntT.u4 1 00 Crimon TraiU.

liw drralurs of Brand Emerton. 15 Tha Canadian Press Nawi. -ft Music from th Maritime, di rected by Marl or le Payne. 7 IS Tha Lljht Up and tlaten Club. 730 Swing tint, vocal trio with Deve Davits 145-Uv Job.

Mr lea of interview. 00CEt Par la. with orchetr di rected by Andre Tirleux. 30 GeoQev Waddington Conduct. 00 Radio theatre, directed by Cecli de MlUe.

Robert on Ornery. Jnophine Hutch liuon. Lewis Stone, Lloyd Nolan. Paul Lukes end Jottrph Scht Id kraut in "Count of Monte by Alexandre Dumas CBSi. 10 00 Marek Weber'a Orchestra and Opel Craven iNBC).

10 90 Canada's Resources. "Canada's Torest talk by the Hon. A Crerar 10 4ft Random Rhythm, novelty swtm 11 15 Tudor String Qutrtet. directed hv Isaac Mamott 1110 Mart Knny Orchestra, feet- urlnf Cepreia Day and "Three of a KlYid TUESDAY. AM.

45 Mominf MelMie 00 Devotional Period. Baptist Churrh I 15 Canadian Press New. I IS Muical Interlude I JO tut About Time Oft The Breakfast Club 'NBC). 10 00 Ontral City, dramatic aketch tNBCt, 10 1ft Woman's World, conducted by Roxanna Bond 10 4. The Morning Symphony.

11 Art lata Recital. 11 15 Dance Time 11 SO Bif Ststera. dramatic serial (CBS) 1145 Getting the Most Out of Life. Dr. Wm.

Stidgcr. iNBO. P. M. 12 00 Sweet Hour of Prayer.

with Winston Currie 11 1ft Novelty program ia The Canadian Press News. 12 45 To be announced 1 00 Songi with Singing Sam and the chorm 1 1ft Dance interlude 1 JO The Road of Life, dramatic ketch )NBD. 1 45 Vers Scott, mezso soprano NBC I. 1.00 London Calling. I BBC) CFRB TORONTO (1J Kilocycles) 7 00 police Headquarters 7 1ft Light Up and Lis'en 730 The Musical Interlude 7 45 Library Hhelf 1 00 Jimmy Namaro and bAs xylophone 130 Let's All Co Down the Strand 9 00 Radio Theatre 10 00 What Happened Lett Week.

10 10 Jean Chown 10 30 Let's Disagree 10 40 rrtendly Counsellor. 10 50 Newscast 1100 Sammy Kave orchestra. 1130 Cab Calloway orchestra. 13 00 Henry King orchestra. CFCF MONTREAL (tea KUocyleii I 00 Muslrite 7 15 The Light Up and Listen Club.

7 30 Uncle Troy. 45 Sports Review. goo Tonight At Ctgnt, Is Theatre Review 30 The rrtendly Store. iS Sportsrast gOO The Bund Show. JO Westminster Choir College.

10 00 True or raise. 10JO Lloyd Huntley and Ms orchestra. 1100 Late Sporting News. II OS Newscast 11 15 Talking Drums. 11 30 Lou Breeee and his orchestra.

U.00 Freddy Martin and his orchestra. 12.30 Ersklne Hawkins ind his cr-rhestre I.OO Newscast. CKAC MONTREAL (7M KUctcydes) 00 Press -Radio News. 05 Rhythm Roundup. 15 Trie Don Juan of long, i JO Chansonnetters, Les Nouvel.es de Cher-Nous.

7.00 Nanlre et Barns be 7 15 LUht Up and Listen Club 7 30 Ji ralsons-Nous de Nos Lolsirs? 7 45 RIons EnsembVe. 00 Dens Le Vtvolr 30 Le Theetre de Chez-Nmit 9 00 Radio Theatre 1 0 .00 Red lo-M are thon. 10 30 Les Chansons de Paulette Mauve 10 45 News. 1100 Alio. Alio, Les Sports I 11.10 Plannlocuc.

11 1 Sammy Kave and Orchestra 11 30 Cah Calloway and Orchestra 12 00 Ceorge HaJI and Orchestra. 1230 Raraona and Orchestra WEAF-NBC SYSTEM (ass KUoctciss) 6 00 Science la the news guest speaker. SIS Malcolm Claire Children's stories. 30 Rose Marie, songs. 45 Del Courtney 's Orcnestrs.

T.OD Amos' n' Andy. it Human Side of the News-Edwin C. Hill, commentator TJO Johnny Hamp's orcnestrs. gM Al Pearce and Hla Ceng with Arlene "Human Chatterboa" Harris. Carl Hod's otrhestrs.

gSS Msrgsret Speaks, soprsno; Sjrm- honle orchestra with Alfred fallensteln. conductor SOS Hour of Charm Dorof-jr Thompson, speaker: Phil Spltalnr snd his All-Olrl Singing Orchestra, gja gddy Ditch tn and hla orchestra and Morton Downey, tenor. 18 0 Opel Craven. The Lullaby Lady MJS Wisconsin Alumni Aas'n rounders' Day program. lloS Eddie Rogers' orchestrs.

11JJ United Preaa News Reports 11 JO Bea Cutler's orchestra. 11.00 Danes orchestra. ISJ0 fletcher Henderson's orchestrs WZ-NBC SYSTEM (Tea Kilocycles) g.OO News Reporter. 06 Boo Armstrons's orchertrs. g.

1ft Patricia Cllmore. tonga, with Jeeae Crawford, organist SJS Ray Perkins, pun 1st snd comedian. 40 Lowell Thomas. TSS A Ilea Jimmy Valentine dra- Useee s-rwgrains are the result at teat-geeedf Ulag eompanlee ebeat wklck The (All times niotjoJtl ara Eastern Slandard). MONDAY, TUB.

6. I TONIGHT'S SELECTIONS T.JS-WAB( Iddta CaatM. HEAP Mart, peaks, aoprane CBO aUtU Tkfaalre -3 WKr Eddy uinta Orchestra Use bo The ail ay Lady U- CHO Canadlaa Press Newa 12.9e WJZ BrsktM Ma wit las matte serial sUrriruj James Meifhan 7 30 Drama Time with Bert Lytel Th Wax Dummy Science un the March Dr. Carroll L. Penton.

tuest speaker eVOO Carson Ro bison and his Bucks-roos Wsmtarn sonis and dra-maltiatlon. Pear). John and Bill Mitchell, vocal instrumental trio SO Those We Love dramatic ser ial with Nan Grey 00 Now and Then Gordon Jenkins and nil orchestra with vocalists 1.10 Two Westminster College Choirs of Voices Kach 10.00 True or False conducted by Dr Hsrry Haen. 10 30 Radio Porum fuest speaker. 1 1 00 News Reporter 11 .04 Macrarland Twins and orchee-rra 11 30 Lou Breetei orchestra 1100 Freddy Martin orcheUra 12 30 Krskme Hawkins' orchestra WABC-Columbi System (a BUocyrles) 00 Tondenaed Newa.

Oft Sports Resume 15 Howie Wlni'. 30 Today with Bob Trout, com mentator 8 4 Lnoch Light's orchestra 7 0ft "County dramatic serial I 14 Lum and A brier, rural comedy team. 7 30 Eddie Cantor: Bert Cordon, Rid Fields. Bert Parks. Ed far FstrcrUlO orchestra and guest 00 Cavalcade" of America "Nath an Hale'' Thomaa Chalmers, narrator: Gabriel Heerter.

commentator JO Model Pick and Pat. comedians Eton Bojs. vocal quartet: Ray Bloch'a orchestra 00 Radio Theatre 1" 00 Guy Lomhardo's orchestra 10 30 The Columbia Workshop, dram atisations. "Do Not Open For 000 hy William Rob-son II 00 Evening newa report. 11 15 (Sammy Kaye and hla orchestra 1130 Cab Calloway and his orchestra.

12 00 Henry King and his nrchestra. 1130 Rsmona and his orchestra WLW CINCINNATI nee KUocyclea) 0tV-DTT Wlnslmir of the 8 Navy. 1 Patricia Gilmore. songs 30 Nixson Denton, sports 45 Lowell Thomas, news commen tator TOO Amoa "n' Andy 7 14 Four Stars Tonight 3ft Joe Relehman orchestra. 1 45 Inside of Sports no Al Pearce and His Gang.

30 Guest soloist too Phil Spltslny's Girls. 3ft Unsolved Mysteries 10 oik-True or Fslse Dr. Harry Hagtn 10 30 Horace Heldt'a orchestra 1100 Paul Sullivan, news 11 IS In Recognition 11 44 Ted Travers' orchestra 12 00 Moon River. 12 30 Twenty-four Hour Review. 12 44 Fletcher Henderson's orchestra.

1 00 Dukes and Their Duchess' orchestra I 30 Joe Sudy's orchestra WCN CHICAC0 On Kuocyrles) T.9S Captain Midnight. T. 14 Captain Heme, news T.Jo Yar Concert orchestra T.4-The Inside of Sports. 00 Studies in Contrast. 1 14 Bob Bison's sports review 30 The Lone Ranger.

00 The Green Hornet. 30 Tomorrow "a newa. 9 37 Highlights of Sport. 45 Yar Concert orchestra. 10 00 Jan Oarber's orchestrs 10JO Henry Weber's pageant of- melody.

11 4 Jimmy Dorsey's orchestra. It Keith Beerher's orchestra. 13.00 Bea Bernie orchestra. 12.30 Jan Oarber's orchestra. I 00 Mitchell Ayree' orchestra 1.30 Joee Manaanarea orchestra.

I.0O Keith Beecher! orchestrs Canada's Oil Output Shows Big Increase EDMONTON, Teb. 5 CP) Increased oil production In Alberta raised Canada's percentage of British Empire oil production from 7.1 percent, in 1S37 to 11.8 percent, in 1S38. said J. L. Irwin, statistician for the Alberta Lands and Mines Department, in a summary of 1938 oil development Alberta oil production Increased 1.MS.131 barrels to 8.742,039 barrels in 1938 over 1937 with 99 percent coming from Turner Valley.

In the total of 8,944.039 barrels shown for Canada in 1938, Alberta's total of barrels was actual production and represented 87.09 percent of the total Canadian production. DIVIDIHDS BtrXAMD. Sherwin-Williams Company of Cane-da, Limited, seven percent pi area red. SI 7s on account of arrears, parable April I to shareholders of record alsretl II. Profei led arrears currently amount to lll.xt a share.

TOBVsUf GOLD MINES. TORONTO. Pen. Tobum Oold Mlnea, subsidiary of Premier Gold Mining reported IS3S production at 11.111 eoi from II.4M tons milled agalast agsejsi from J7.4SS tone ISTT. Average reuieeiy per ton IMS vaa RISI compared with SM the preceding year.

TO SPEAK HERE OS. F. S. COUCHES. Canadian-born research worker of the Bell Telephone Laboratories, New York, who will deliver an address on "The Early Microphone and Recent Research" on Tuesday evening, in the lecture hall (if the National Research Council.

The lecture will be under auspices of the Science Association n( the National Research Laboratories, and will be open to the public. It is made available through the courtesy of the Bell Telephone Company of Canada and the Bell laboratories in New York City. 'BsHOtrrWf RPBOGPAMS MONDAY, FEB. 6. World-Wide Selections BSSUN I SO 1 SOS Years ef Germsa roetry tlagllskl.

DJD, 1st m. 1111 LONDON, ate Ssrerats froM Light Operas. OSO. 1 Iti IS II met GSD lis m. il use.

i a. IM meg. GSH. ll.g Ill GIL, 4S 1 m. Ill meg.

ROMI Polk Songs frnm Like Girds sag Florence: 2SO's "Mill Itallsa Lesson, tao. U.4 11 II mig 1ST, MS at I ll meg ABACAS. IIS The Theatre ol ike Air TV1RC. II I I I mci BERLIN. Is WestphslUa Kvenlng st Home.

DJD, IS 4 11.71 met. Ot'ATKMALA ITY. 1IJS rim Military Bane. TCWA. II I meg.

LONDON. ll.ie "Porllsnd frilure program. GgC, II. I m. a.M meg GftB.

11 1 I ll me GIL. 41 I I ll meg. PABII. 11.21 Grimophone Berord TPB1. III II gl meg.

TFA4, 111 11.71 meg. TOKYO. 11.4s Military Center! JZJ. m. II meg.

ENGLAND The following frequencies will be used GSD II 11 mrs. (Is .11 OIC SIS mrs. 111. 11 GSL Sil ms. (tl.14 as.

I P.M. ago Over the rsrm Gsle. 40 Excerpts from Light Operas 7 40 The News and Announcements. 7 41 Greenwich Time Signal loo Big Ben. Pianoforte Recital JS Interval.

Sn Empire Exchange. IS The Table Under the Tree 10.10 Big Ben. The Newt and Announcements. 10 4S Greenwich Time Signal 10 SO Portland Stone GERMANY BERLIN pD 11.111 kes. (Si ll ex I twa lues Kes.

(1114 4 80 German Polk Song 4 IS Greetings to our Listeners. I.0O Sonste for 'cello and plsno by Jesn kaptlate Breval. lis rrom the work ol the Millet Youth. 10 Newa and Economic Review la German. Its News and Economic Review la English.

SOS Sonata bt Ma)or for violin and piano by Johannes Brshms. 30 You will he entertained today with lively songs snd merry melodies! 7 45 Bongs by Olueepoe Verdi, g. IS News and Economic Review In German. SIS News and Economic Reelew Hi English so Today in Germany gas Topical talk Little German ABC. IS Operetta concert in 0O Greeting! to the Oerman-Amertcan Vocation il League, St.

Louis. Id is News In German. 10 News In English. 10 45 Oreettaes to our Listeners. U.S.

Senate Rejects Roosevelt Nomination WASHINGTON, Feb. S. The United States Senate rejected today President Rooeevelt'l nomlna-tlon of Floyd Roberts to be a Virginia Federal Judge. Senators Glass snd Byrd, Virginia Democrats, hsd objected so the appointment The vote was 72 to 9. President rtooeevtlt told a press erofeaejce) Friday that if the nomination was rejected, Im would write let tar to Roberts which would be interesting.

WAS AFRAID OT OAS. CLYDEBANK, Scotland, Feb. J. Mrs. Archibald Harvey would never consent to have gas supplied to bar home.

8he was afraid of IL Sbe was found dead In bed, gassed by sn escape from a street main. By filling tree cavities with sterilized wax, forced In by steam-pressure, and surfacing the cavities with specially prepared rubber blocks, It is reported that the fillings can sway and give with the tree, without cracking. (Copyright) Inquire Into Investments Of Leading Insurance Companies Chairman of U.S. Securities Commission Reveals Spectacular Growth of Firms and Their Economic Influence. WASHINGTON, Feb.

Chairman William Douglas of the United States Securities Commission told the temporary NaUonal Economic Committee today that the "spectacular" growth of Insurance companies since 1WK3 slone Justified an inquiry into their economic Influence. Doug-las, who was the first witness called by the Monopoly Committee In its investigation into insurance company Investments, said insurance Arms hsd co-operated fully with the commission. He emphasized he was in no way questioning adequacy of the companies' reserves. The witness paid warm tribute to the work ol the so-called Armstrong committee, Joint New York State leflslative committee) which Investigated life insurance companies there in IMS. But sine 1909, "there has been a tremendous and spectacular frowth of he added.

S5ea.eO0.eeS la Asserts London Stocks Generally Firm LONDONTreb. ii Sleek market prices eloaed graerally flrra today. Domestic railroad shares were exceptionally active and Brm. foltowinf the unexpected favorable dividend annoanoe-menl by Soalhera Railway of England. British fnnda continued to advance and Kaffirs were strong-.

Oils moved upward en continental rapport and trana-Atlantle division held steady. European bonds closed hlrher. Minister Dies At Manotick Rev. A. J.

Hoggard Preacher for 60 Years. Rev. A. J. Hoggard.

91. well-known resident of Manotick for the last 31 years, died on Saturday at his home following an illness of about six weeks. Mr. Hoggard was born at Prea-cott, but to Michigan when years nf age. He studied for the ministry and beceme connected with the Primitive Wesleyan Methodist Church which had its headquarters in the United States.

He resided at Midland. for many years but had preached all over the continent for 60 years. He csme to Manotick 31 years ago. Recently Mr. Hoggard was a patient In the Civic Hospital where he had two operations.

He returned to hlg home about one month ago. Mr. Hoggard was married twice, hlg first wife being Nsncy Ryal, of Michigan, who died 33 years ago. His second wife was Mrs. Gertrude Babbitt, the former Gertrude Thomas, of Wallace-burg, who died 16 years ago.

He Is survived by six sons snd one daughter by his first wife, all living in Michigan: Emerson, Lester, Holly. George. William and Frank, and Mrs. A. W.

Bell: threw step-sons and three step-daughters: Edwsrd Babbitt, of Detroit; Csrl Babbitt, of Syracuse, and Herbert, living in Western Canada; Mrs. Robert Stamp, Mrs. Norman Cook and Miss Ella Babbitt, of Manotick. The funeral service will be held at the residence on Tuesday at 1 p.m., snd the cortege will proceed to Johnston's Comers where Interment will take place. 'Three individual companies In 1906 each commanded approximately (500.000.000 In assets.

"The Armstrong committee recommended that they should not be permitted to grow beyond (900.000,000 In size. Yet today, each of these three companies commands well over 1 In assets. "One of them, the New York Life Insurance Company, has grown to 12,920,000,000 in assets. The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, which then had assets of only $178,000,000, now has assets totalling close to "This trrrocndevM Douglas everted, "le ttsetf eaaae for iBsjalry." The monopoly committee's present task, he added. Is to survey the economic power "Inherent ha the vast investment funds controlled by insurance companies and to study the impact of that upon our national economy.

"InQOlry Into that sreblera will pre per ly bring SM la time te eesssMenteSsi eg? toe extent te wklck taasraaes company tairaeaea areas ef aatlesu sack sa the capital ssarksss, the supply sf saertgsga fsnsea svsilable te faisasis, rail-road reerganisatiesi, sad perhaps the financing ef lew rent hoaslng. "It will of necessity demand inquiry aa to the future of in vestment bsnklng and, indeed, the) extent to which insurance companies have come to dominate security issuers, underwriters snd Investors" Te Exaaniae Directors. The committee's Inquiry, Douglas added, "will, of necessity, de-mend some examination of Individual directors with view to determining the facta and motives lying behind their nofrunatJoa and election to the board cat directors of their respective eompanlee and their continued participation on such boards following REFRIGERATORS Owlet RENTALS AND NEW 1131 MODELS Sparks. 1-1581 I aSerf saaa kaows seas I MUrmUunm 1 aaaareeess) sorh saerWIsry so tuaraiaf ess rW pwsty Com pscxioa lack haatra asseai seed itteWsaUrsj sVoai TsaweeiaM ara too cosaaaoeu Yost neesl Bssrhaai'l Hits. Take 1 1 i tssslajstj Lea tkeaa aarirf sate! wsaasfyoer doggish gesiea.saal isasrMeioatobrlgkisiii, suits fVwft A I wa MTI MeAaaoea, ssunuiiieil.

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