Meanwhile four Scottish rms in Glasgow were informed by Mr. James Calfrey, regional administrator of the Securities and Exchange Commission in New York, that they were indebted to MeKesson & Robbins to the extent of more than $50,000, Mr. Caffrey said the company's books, which he is investigating, listed the four companies as being long-time debtors of McKesson & Robbiig~
Further evidence regarding Musica's methods of manipulating the company's books was revealed, however, when the four Scottish com-Panies replied that they owed Me-Kesson & Robbins nothing, and that the entry in the bankrupt company's books was entirely fictitious.
The four Glasgow companies involved were Bell & Sons, Cockburn Ca, the Glasgow Spirits and Wine Ca, and the Uddington Confectionery Manufacturing Co—United Press.
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