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BLAST TWO SAFES, GET $50.001 STOCKS Camden Thugs R Ransack Of- fices and Escape With Gen- eral Motors Securities Oamden, N.J., Aug. 23.--Blasting their way into two safes and ran- sacking two offices in the Broad- way Building, at 23 Broiay, in the heart of Camden's business sec- tion, yeggmen esciped early Sun- day with negotiable securities and other propert yof an estimated value of $50,000 to $75,000, Most of the loot, the biggest haul in a Camden robbery for years, was in the form of stocks of the 7en- eral Motors Corporatich, stolen from a six-foot safe in the office of H B, Wolf & Co.,, investment brokers, on the third floor, Company. office first, the burgulars Apparently entering the Wolf next visited the second floor office of the Atlas Loan Company, blew .open a safe there and took $580.89 'in cash, From the adjoining of- | fice of the Real Silk Hosiery Company the rohbers obtained silk stockings valued at $200, Left Open Safe Untouched In the office of Louis Traiman, real estate auctioneer, the robbers ransacked desk drawers hut left an open safe untouched, The rob- bery appeared to he the work of the same band who early Thursday hlasted a safe at the Sheet Metal Construction Company, North Dela- ware Avenue and Wood Street, in North Camden, and gtole nego- tiahle securities worth $4,200. ' B, B, Sachs, President of the H & B. Wolf & Co. security brokers of Camden and New York, 1 riends Tell Friends TOO . Stops Headache ve years ago BUTOO was practically EEE rn $d omen depend on these little harm. fame has gone from friend to town to town--from coast relieve wid be Z0TO0T Et pe ) a Mh dealers by ol NA 8 box--at al LE asaowneed here: that the securities stolen at Camden were thé follow- ing certificates: - General Motors Corporation 3206495, 0208420, | C208998 and C205626 and Ana- conda Copper 224889, F224560 and F224561, { Thiee Held as Robbers feltora, N.J., Aug. 23.--Police- men, State troopers and detectives of Monmouth and Middlesex coun- ties were working Sunday with op- eratives of the Central Railroad! of New Jersey in an investigation of recent activities of three men arrested here on charges of rob- bery, Then men being held are suspected of having been implicated in the recent robbery of the Central Railroad of New Jersey station in Keansburg, N.J,, when $1,200 was taken from a safe. 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