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LIQUOR PAPER CASE
TRIAUN MONTREAL
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ment* Similar to Withdrawal ,
Permits TJp.
BF the Associated Press.
MONTREAL, July 16.—The legality
of manufacture in Canada of paper
similar to that used by the United
States Government for liquor with
drawal permits was questioned in a
trial starting yesterday before Judge
Monet.
The defendants, J. Xelligan, Eddie
Ttpalda and J. D. Stromont, are
charged with conspiracy to defraud
the United Btates. They were ar
rested and indicted after a paper Arm
informed the authorities that the men
sought to have paper manufactured
bearing the watermark "prohibition,”
such as that on which United States
liquor withdrawal permits are printed.
