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Several Groups Join Drive on
Terrorists Who Prey on
Legitimate Enterprises.
By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, January 18 — Having rid
the city of Its ranking liquor gangsters,
Chicago has trained its guns on the
racketeers who soourge the business
field.
Prom the terrorist who preys on
Cleaners and dyers to the fast-talking
■ecurity salesman who dupes credulent
Investors, the city has started a cam
paign of elimination against all of them.
The drive started after the killing of
Benjamin Rosenberg, militant owner of
* cleaning and dyeing firm. Its latest
development Is a move to strengthen
the State securities act to curb the
jtock racketeer.
Authorities believe the campaign is
the most significant in the history of
Chicago. They cited statistics to show
that racketeering is the most profitable
branch of crime in the Nation's second
largest city, and should be crushed.
The employers’ association, the State’s
attorney's office, the Better Business
Bureau, scores of business men and
representatives in the State Legisla
ture all have joined in the drive.
Their first objective is the elimina
tion of the "dry cleaning and financial
rackets.” After that they plan to con
centrate on labor racketeers, unscrupu
E>us employment bureaus, and dishon
esty in other lines of business.
Spokesmen for the group declared
unless their efforts to break the grip
Of hoodlums on the cleaning and press
ing industry succeeds, the same condi
tion will prevail as in the days when
Capone and George "Bugs” Moran
/ought bloody battles over the right to
Victimize shop and plant owners.
“There are gangs hired to slug,
throw acid, and kill to keep larger
gangs in control of the cleaning
racket,” Assistant State’s Attorney Ed
ward Dufflcy said. “But we have suffi
cient strength to overthrow both the
gangs or thugs and the gangs which
Eire them.”
Rosenberg, who fought for 20 years
to purge the dry cleaning industry of
Racketeering, was knocked unconscious
and then shot to death last week near
Enters House of Correction
HEIRESS SENTENCED TO 20 YEARS FOR SLAYING.
HELEN JOY MORGAN, 27-year-old Flint, Mich., heiress, photographed as
she entered the Detroit House of Correction, where she was sentenced
to serve from 20 to 25 years for the slaying last April of Leslie Casteel,
her garage mechanic sweetheart. Miss Morgan (center) was accom
panied by Mrs. Anna Whaley, police matron (left), and Lieut. George
Ferguson of the Michigan State police. —A. P. Photo.
his horn* In suburban Maywood. His
death aroused city authorities to the
point where they declared that
"racketeering must be ended.”
As for the war against unscrupulous
securities dealers, Gov. Louis L. Em
merson announced, in his call for a
special session of the Assembly, that
legislation should be enacted to mend
many gaps In the State law and
strengthen the regulatory and enforce
ment body.
Telephone National
5000
For immediate delivery of The
Star to your home every evening
and Sunday morning. The
Route Agent will collect at the
end of each month, at the rate
of 1 y2 cents per day and 5 cents
6unday. [
SEEK RESTING PLACE
OF HEROES OF TROY
Cincinnati University Expedition
Will Look for Cemetery
in Asia Minor.
By the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, January 18.—
The hitherto undiscovered cemetery
where rest the remains of the heroes
of ancient Troy will be sought in Asia
Minor by an expedition sponsored by
the University of Cincinnati.
The work will be done as the result
of recent action of the Turkish gov
ernment granting permission for the
endeavor. The archeologists, under
the direction of Dr. Carl W. Blegen,
professor of classical archeology in
the university Graduate School, will
sail in February. They will go to
Athens. Greece, there to meet Dr. Wil
liam T. Semple, head of the uni
versity's classical department, and the
group will go thence to Istanbul to
launch the enterprise. Work is sched
uled to begin in the Spring.
---#—
Five Dogs Kill Boy of 6.
SANTA CRUZ. Calif., January 18
UP) —pete Pesenti, 6-year-old son of
Antone Pesenti, Happy Valley rancher,
was killed yesterday by five dogs which
attacked him near his home, 11 miles
north of here. The dogs were said to
be owned by a neighbor. An inquest
will be held today.
I EGSCHAfERGO'
KOHLER of KOHLER
Artistry in Plumbing
Fixtures on Display
4100 Georgia Ave AD. 0145
#•» Quick relief from colds, tlmit trouble,
celerrh, headache, dry note, coughs, throe!
trouble, by applying Kondon's Quick Relief
Jelly to eech nostril three timet eday. Drug
•tores, 30 cent* end 60 cents.
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"QUICK RELIEF
■ TOR NOSE, HEAD AND THROAT I
Discounts from 10% to 50% in
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The February Sale of
Lifetime Furniture
A Karpen 2-Piece Group
with Soft Pillow Backs
A Choice of Several Upholsteries
Here is a charmingly designed Karpen Living Room Group of
much comfort and rare good looks. Karpen guaranteed construc
tion. Fine curled, black hair filling. Suspended webbed construc
tion. $165 is a pretty low price for such style and dependability in
upholstered furniture. See it now! Many others sale-priced now.
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Parking Service . . . Drive to our Rear Entrance. Your car will be parked.
MAYER & CO.
Seventh Street Between D and E
SUGGESTIONS!
for your “Grocery list.” Jot down your needs now—the
articles suggested below offer you exceptional value!
3-DAY SPECIAL
Until Wednesday’s Closing
IONA CALIFORNIA
PEACHES 2125'
Delicious Halves in Syrup
IN OUR " ~
MEAT DEPARTMENTS
Tender Juicy
STEAKS
ROUND . . BT” 25c; Tb”.” 27c 3
SIRLOIN.ib. 29c
PORTERHOUSE . . ib. 35c
Fresh Ground Beef ib. 17c
Auth's Sausage Meat orLiniTn lb- 20c
Lean Smoked Hams . . . lb- 17c
Center Slices of Ham . . lb 29c
| LEAN FRESH HAMS j
2 ibs- 25®
Half or Whole
In Our Meat Markets Tuesday Morning
Briggs Sausage Meatlb- 20c;£Z,b- 25c i
Lean Strip Bacon . . . . ,b 15c
Shoulder
LAMB ROAST . 2 ib„. 25c
Shoulder
LAMB CHOPS . . .ib. 17c
Stewing
BREAST o£ LAMB, 3 ib.. 25c
I QUAKER MAID J
I BEANS
16-oz. cans /
Nutritious and Energizing
NEW LOW PRICES
Fancy Creamery Butter t^m tSTfub ,b- 29c
Sunnyfield Print Butter lb. portions *■ 32c
Wildmere Eggs.do^ 23c
Sunnybrook Fresh Eggs . . . d” 31c
White Leghorn Fresh Eggs . dOT- 43c
Pure Lard, bulk or package . 2 ,b>- !5c
Sunnyfield Sliced Bacon . \2c
Fine Granulated Sugar . 10 Cloth Bag 45c
A&P Grape Juice . pt-14c; *■ bot- 27c
Iona Cocoa . . . ,b- can 12c; 2,b ean 23c
American Cheese . . . . Ib- 23c
VAN CAMP’S 1
Tomato 1
SOUP 5
I 4cans 19® I
I Delightful for Luncheon
8 O'Clock Coffee.,b- 17c Earl Brand Fruit Salad . . *e “n 21c
Red Circle Coffee . . . . ,b- 25c Troubadour Pineapple . . .^e can!4c
Bokar Coffee.,b 29c Quaker Maid Cherries . med-can 19c
Quaker Maid
Tomato
Ketchup
2S-°z. *g Pfg%
bottles *
2L14-°z- 25c
bottles ^ ^
Pure and Wholesome
"SALADA”
TEA
►froh from Ae QarirqP
1%-oz. 8cj%.ib. 22c
pkg, ) pkg.
The Drink That Awakens Energy
QUAKER MAID
- CHILI
SAUCE
i2-oz. 1 Ce.
I-1 bottle ^ |
Serve With Fish or Meat
Sunnyfieid Quick Oats . . 3 sm pkgs-20c
Ralston Wheat Cereal .... pkg- 22c
Ralston Rye-Crisp .... pkg 24c j
White House Evap. Milk . 3 uu cans 20c
Eagle Brand Condensed Milk . can 19c
S3 « - Chocolate Syrup— 12-02. ejn
DOSCO Delicious With Milk.jar Z3C
PILLSBURY’S
*
?k%- 2^®
It makes lighter, fluffier
cakes—and keeps them
• fresh longer.
Argo or Sultana
RED
SALMON
2^ Tall Cans 45*
Finest Quality for Table Use
PILLSBURY’S
Pancake
FLOUR
Pkg. J 0C
It makes the finest pan
cakes you ever tasted—far
better than the old-fash
ioned kind.
Standard Corn or Tomatoes, 3 med cans 20c | Fancy Navy Beans .... 3 lbs- 13c
Stringless Beans ... 3 med cans 23c Blue Rose Rice.Ib- 5c
Iona Lima Beans . . . 3 med- cans 22c Encore Macaroni or Spaghetti . pks 5c
HORMEL’S
Flavor Sealed
HAMS
„H:>-4S«£r ">• 47°
With All the Natural Juices
Ready to Serve
Sunsweet Prunes . . . 2 lb Ekg 19c
Evaporated Peaches . . . . lb 12c
Evaporated Apricots . . . . lb- 15c
Del Monte Raisins .... pkff 10c
Comet Rice.2pkgsl5c
Knox Gelatin.pkr 19c
Jolly Time Pop Corn . . . can 12c
Waldorf Toilet Paper . . 4 rol,s 19c
P&G Laundry Soap . . 5cakesl9c
Double Tip Matches . . 3 boxes 10c
Palmolive
SOAP
Recommended by Beautician*
Uneeda Bakers
Junior Royal
PECAN
CAKES
Lb. 29c
Vanilla Cookies, topped
with Marshmallow, covered
with Chocolate and topped
with Pecan.
1ESH t-r
VEGETABLES_\\
Iceberg
eettuce
Med. Head 1OC |
I Lge. Head 12c
I In SaUd^or^a^^!!_ I
4 »»*• 25c
.3 n» 25c
5 ■ ‘ ’ 3 1« 10c
• • ' ; 2-15c
• ■ ' 2 15c
Fresh Broccoli . . • • 5c I
New Cabbage . • * • ‘ 2qc 1
:! Yellow Onions . • • • ,5c
White Potatoes . •.^ --I
Fancy Crisp
Carrots
Bunch Qc
Small size California— '
cooks tender and delicious.
Fancy Red
\ BEETS
2^ Bunches
Small round Beet:. Full of jf
vitamin:.

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