Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1933, Page 20

OFFER WINE TONIC WITH 22 PER CENT San Franclsco Drug Stores| Draw Comment From Many Officials. By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, May 5.—Sale at Ban Francisco drug stores of a “formula tonic wine” prepared in New York and labeled as containing not more than 22 per cent alcohol, drew comment from Y Valter Gnerich. acting secretary o alter Gnerich, ac the Northern California Retall Dru‘ gists Association, said the product was essed under a Government permit. ts said no limit was set on the quantity that may be sold to a customer, Officials of the Grape Growers’ League of California sald the tonic was pro- duced by the (Conadwel) laboratories in New York City and they were in- formed Donald D. Conn, director of Fruit Industries, Ltd., which marketed “wine bricks,” was connected with the distributing concern. Willlam R. Woods, superintendent of permits of the Bureau of Industrial Alcchol, said “the sale of wine tonics is not new,” but added the new product “has been made so palatable in many instances that the consumer finds it | I¢ pleasant to take.” Col. George Seaver, deputy prohibi- tion administrator in charge of enforce- ment, said he had received no official Youth Trying Suicide In Bear and Wolf Den Saved by Attendants By the Assotiated Press. Eckhardt, one turning a water hose on the polar bear and a wolf, which occupies the same den, while his companion lowered a ladder upon which the youth climbed to safety. Eckhardt was taken to & hos- pital and held for observation. Physicians said he suffered lacer- ations to the 3 hand. His only explanation, au- ltihkm‘fiel said, was: “I just felt e it.” Relatives said Eckhardt be- ej‘:;ns discouraged looking for & PLUNGE BELIEVED SUICIDE NEW YORK, May 5 () .—Assistant District Attorney James J. Daly, who has been making an investigation into the death of Virginia Lee Morris, said yesterday he believed her fall from the | ¢ eighth floor of the Peter Stuyvesant Hotel was an act of suicide. Daly made the investigation at the uest of Miss Morris' sister, Mrs. Helen P. Hutchinson, 819 Somerset place, Washington, D. C. 8dvices on the tonic, but that the Wbhel “sounded like a Government formula.” Labels carry a New York permit Mmbed as N. Y H. 30-080 BEER TRADED FOR CREAM| Towa Dairymen Receive One Pint| of Brew for Two. BPRINGVILLE, Iowa, May 5 (#).— The 250 patrons of the Springyille | Creamery may now exchange their | cream for beer at the rate of two pints of cream for one pint of beer. ‘The creamery, operated by Fmil H. Levsen, former Cleveland Indian base bell pitcher, is the only firm handling beer in Springville. Cream haulers, ::emlng under a retalling permit, are lowed to take cases and half cases of beer on their routes to exchange for cream. 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