Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1929, Page 20

- WHEELING SOUGHT - BY NICKEL PLATE l. C. C..Asksd to Sanehon " Resalé of Stock. for: $21,362,638. . The Interstate Commerce Commis- sion yesterday received a formal peti- tion for resale of the Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad System, this time to the Nickel Plate Line. The latter company filed the plea. The Nickel Plate, which holds about one-third of the outstanding Wheeling capital stock, asked permission to‘pure chase for $21,362,638 all the shares held by the Alleghgny Corporation, and also proposed to issue and sell its own stock in amounts sufficient to meet the cost of thi tranaction. The Nickel Plate notified the com- mission of its readiness to buy any 3 rated in Wheel- territory, e commissioners consider necessary for melullon in the hrger system, adding that it would he ‘Wheeling property after pur- | mt bring about more eeonomlcl.l 'b company wa fou‘hc two yun ago by the Van Sweringen interests. A mujonw of its stock was :|COAST GUARD CAPTAIN WOMAN DROPS $55- CASH. | missed. Reports Loss of Money in Chain Store—Robberies Listed. Mrs Jumes D. Whalen, 3901 Mchl-| 0 MEETING ADVANCED. | gan avenue northeast, appealed to po- lee of the twelfth precinct last night to make an effort to recover $55 she drop- ped in a chain store near her home lat> in the afternoon. Police falled t0| ny o stam omupoucm of The Star., N, fihd the individual who found the money. James R. Taylor, 512 Twenty-fourth street, reported to the police the loss of $40 in cash. The money, he stated, was stolen by lnunldem.med individual who Inl of the board of premises rday | AT nma ccess to his Thefl. of a r{:}d wrist watch valued at | The $15 s repo Frank Roscoe, 1 ‘Wallach place. 'nn timeplece, he stated, | with which to pay a from a locker at his place |penses of the zoning commission and was stolen of employment. States Coast Guard was acquitted in Police Court today of & charge of dis- | fFom orderly conduct by Judge Issac R. Hitt, Weber, an employe of the Coest Guard, that who charged that the captain called him a “dirty dog,” Adams denied the accusation when broight to trial, - | recommended for {ransfer from the &mnl division, but suspected that A ested that he be dis- | [f the Coast Guard mem tomorrow instead of Thursday. 1313 the bolldcipll. the raising of the $5,000 half of the ex- ||| FREED IN POLICE COURT | petenaant Accused of Snatshing|essary Capt. n.x..«m-otmm Arrested on the complaint of L. R. ‘Weber, according to testimony, was denounced the cap- |}i - | tain for his actions. 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