McKesson and Robbins Manipulations May Cost Shareholders $20,000,000: Arms Supplied to Corner Quinine Market in Bolivia New York, Dec. 17.
EDERAL and State officials tonight intensified their investigations of allegations that Philip Musica, alias F. Donald Coster, who shot himself in his home yesterday, during his fantastic maladministration of the affairs of the reputable drug firm of McKesson and Robbins had exported arms and ammunition to warring nations, thereby violating the Neutrality Act.
Meanwhile, Federal agents, ordered to check Musica's income tax returns for several years back, expressed the fear that the 13,500 shareholders of McKesson and Robbins would lose a total of U.S.$20,000,000 through Musica's manipulations of the firm's affairs.
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