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THE BOSTON GLOBE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28 1935 7 MELLON STOCK DEAL REVEALED Daughter'sFirmAcquired NewTork Bank Stock Where can you get so much for your money as at Where can you buy on such liberal credit wLf Ill PAINE'S Accountant Seeks to Show Ex-Secretary Controlled It If lb PITTSBURG, Feb 27 (A. Records showing the personal holding concern of Andrew W. Mellon's daughter bought stock in a transaction upon which he claimed a loss of $383,537.50 in his 1931 income lax report were introduced today Jaefore the Tax Appeals Board. The evidence was taken from the books of the concern, known as the Ascalot Company and those of A. W.

Mellon, by. his confidential secretary, Howard M. Johnson. The Government charges Ascalot actually was controlled by Mellon and that he used it) and' other family- losing days of Paine sales always achieve a climax. Keen shoppers flock to snap up rare values.

The wind-up this year, should break records because in a ddition to the low prices we believe you'll not soon again get so much good furniture for so little money. We'll distribute payments and hold for later delivery. Here are a few high spot" values Regularly $59 JO Twin Studio Coueli Product of a nationally known maker. Frame is equalized to open and close evenly. Layer of white felt over inner spring units and sisal pad insures resiliency.

Covered in choice of green, brown of blue better grade Shumacher fabrics. Two inner spring mattresses. Three kapok-filled pillows. First Time at This Price! 50 39-5 .50 Solid Cuban Mahogany Ct air Elaborately carved and covered in rich decorative damasks. All hair filled.

Brass nail trim. We used to get $125 for chairs no finer. 39 4 (K And brewing ale like THIS MMjp is one of them! Mahogany Gum wood Bedroom owned companies at his convenience to dodge taxes. The Internal. Revenue Bureau seeks $3,089,000 additional tax-es, while Mellon is bSKing a $139,000 rebate on the $647,000 he paid in 1931.

Johnson testified that Ascalot was organized in 1930, with Mrs Ailsa Mellon Bruce, depositing securities valued at 'about $7,000,000 and later adding approximately that much more. The funds were obtained from gifts made by her father, including at wedding present of 10,000 shares of Aluminum Company of America preferred stock Johnson showed. While- tracing sales and purchases of Ascalot, F. R. Shearer, expert Government accountant, who relieved Robert H.

Jackson as cross-examiner, asked about the purchase of 500 shares of Commercial National Bank and Trust Company of New York stock. Johnson, the witness, said Mrs Eruce borrowed $150,000 from her father on -Feb 16, 1931, to buy the stock. Shearer showed that the check had been made out to David K. E. Bruce, Ailsa's husband, who was at the time chairman of the Ascalot board of directors.

He also got from the books evidence that Mellon's account showed the money was loaned to Ascalot, but that Ascalot's books did not show record of the loan from Mellon until the next December. Apparently trying by inference to show Mellon actually was owner of the bank stock, Shearer brought out the loan had been made without any collateral or interest. As Secretary of the Treasury at the time, Mellon was prohibited under an interpretation of the law by the Solicitor General from engaging in trade or commerce, or owning bank stock. Group. ,4 Pes.

50 139 Made of 5-ply mahogany veneer with gumwood posts. Carved decoration on fronts of case pieces in solid wood. Full size bed, dresser, chest of drawers and vanity. Regularly $178. JUST 95 years ago America had its first taste of this honest, hearty brew and ever since then Ballantine's has been known as the country's finest ale.

Today, all America is again en-. joying ale that is full strength, fully aged-smooth and mellow as good ale should be. You will discover with your first taste the rich, full-bodied flavor that has made Ballantine's a favorite for so many generations. You will recognize the distinctive character that expert-ence alone can give to a fine ale. Ballantine's is on tap or in the bottle wherever fine ale is served.

Order a case for your home. P. Ballantine Sons, Newark, N. J. makers of Ballantine's Export Beer (light and dark); Ballantine's India Pale Ale; Ballantine's Extra Mahogany Gumwood Dining Group, 10 Pes.

$UOfi Buffet (G6 extension table, cabinet, server, arm and five side chairs JI iJr oD in Hepplewhite design. Regularly $315. Bewar. of imitations look for Porter; Ballantine's Brown Stout. on the cap.

"Bollantine's" Njjlgg tP.B.1 1 Lot oi Odd Bed Pi leces room ALLANTIN TRADI MARK or more -H OFF or more 2 OFF Bureaus, chests of drawers, dressing tables, beds, night tables, chairs. Opportunity to acquire needed pieces at unusual savings. Lot of Odd Dining Pieces Buffets, cabinets, server, tables, chairs. Some wonderful bargains. SALEM POLICE DOUBT NEAR-PERFECT ALIBI Say Man at Movie With Boss Helped Rob Him SALEM, Feb 27 The perfect crime "Moist-Throat" Method STOPPED COUGH in 1 DAY! "PRINCE" SWEPT HER OFF FEEUHE SAYS Mrs Gould Claims Mike Tricked Her to Rooms HADDOCK AND COD PLENTIFUL Good Supply of Other Sea Foods in Market R.

A. GRANTS ARE INCREASED IN STATE Boston's Total $1,290,000 for March Projects has been thwarted again, in the 50 opinion of the Salem police, with the Wasliington Irving Ch air- Adapted from a fine old piece said to have belonged to the author from whom it is named. All hair filled, brass nail trimmed and covered in mulberry velour. Regularly $75. 49 fV Brooklyn.

a rT nw mm Neit arrest of a roan for breaking, entering and larceny of a lunchroom, despite a remarkable alibi. At the time of the theft he was at the theatre with his employer. WHEN you The employe, Albert Lavoie, 19, of 8 .50 22 Ward st, Salem, and two others, Leo J. vRoy, 19, of 20 Kosciusko st, and Lopis J. Pelletier, 20, of 96 Congress st, were all arrested tonight 17 Green Ivory Decorated 5 Powder Table With mirror, removable tray and two drawers.

Regularly $35. Boston has been granted a total of $1,290,000 for expenditures on E. R. A. work projects during March, State Administrator Arthur G.

Rotch announced last night after having calculated allotments to 355 cities and towns in Massachusetts. It was announced at City Hall Tuesday that Boston would receive $1,260,000. but Administrator Rotch raised this figure by $30,000 yesterday. The grant is an increase of $150,000 over February and should allow the employment of approxi charged with the larceny of $10 from the lunchroom, which is on Derby sq, The police charge that Lavoie de NEW YORK, Feb 27 (A. His bogus highness, "Prince" Michael Romanoff, heard himself castigated today as a gay deceiver, who "doped" his fair companion's drink so her husband could obtain some divorce evidence.

All day long, in Supreme Court. Mrs Wilma E. Gould lashed at the and said he was the hireling of her husband, Edward Gould, and his family. The "Prince in reality he's just Harry Gerguson, a one-time pants dresser from Hillsboro, 111 sat across the courtroom from Mrs Gould, suave as usual, never flinching in the face of the charge that he compromised her for pay. liberately left the front door of the With receipts of sea foods the Fish Fish Pier averaging around a million pounds per day for some time the downtown retail fish markets and stalls are liberally supplied with all native kinds.

Haddock and cod are more plentiful than they have been for some time and retail prices are decidedly reasonable. Retailers also have a good supply and variety of other sea foods. 1 Fish costing less than 20c a pound include butterfish (frozen), cod, steak cod, cod tongues, cusk, dressed flounders, haddock, hake, mackerel (frozen), pollock and pollock steak, schrod, scup, tongues and cheeks and tongues and sounds. Sea foods costing 20 to 25c a cound include sea bass, WtmalSafle restaurant unlocked so that the other two suspects might enter and help themselves to the cash register and thousands of tiny moisture glands in your throat clog their normal secretions thicken. Throat dries.

Sticky mucus collects. Tick-line starts then you cough. PERTUSSIN quickens the throat's natural moisture flow. Infected phlegm is loosened and raised. Relief so quickly! Get a bottle.

PERTUSSIN Tastes good, acts quickly and safely ADVENTUROUS SPIRITS DAMPENED BY STORM Three Norwood Boys Home After Night in Pup Tent .95 yd. mately 3000 additional persons next month. There are nearly 17,000 persons employed on E. R. A.

in Boston now. Allotments for E. R. A. in several other cities and towns are as follows: Plain Broadloom Carpeting its contents.

However, while his two associates are alleged to have been robbing the place, Lavoie, according to the police, was enjoying the latest moving pic All the new decorative colors. Regu Seamless, 9, 12 and 15 ft. wide, larly $5 square yard. Mftrrh ture in tne company ot no less a Even her introduction to Gergu person than his boss. The three will be arraigned In the Cambridge $133,000 Chelsea 68,000 Chicopee 70,000 Fall River 155.000 Haverhill 72,000 bluefish (frozen), cod fillets, haddock fillets, haddock roe, and sea perch, Moiyoke 80,000 Lawrence saiem District Court tomorrow.

ASKS FOR NAVAL. DISPLAY AT Y. D. REUNION Lowell and addition fresh water picsereL Surely there should be something in this list to fit the pocketbook "of the 105,000 140,000. 125,000 78.000 70.000 140,000 75 Prs.

Madras Bow Knot Marquisette Curtains Ivory only. No more obtainable by us at this price. Regularly $3.50. Lynn Maiden Medford New Bedford Pittsfield February $123,000 62,000 62,000 144.000 63.000 71,000 104.000 121,000 112.000 68.000 65,000 129,000 60,000 34,000 60,000 46,000 118,000 155,000 188,000 75,000 55,000 13,000 47.000 economical woman WASHINGTON, Feb 27 (A.P.) Plans to send a flotilla of Naval Live chicken lobsters are a little 70,000 more plentiful due to increased re son was arranged by the husband and his relatives, who are defendants in a $500,000 dsrVnage suit filed by Mrs Gould, she testified. "He swept me off my feet." Mrs Gould said of the bogus Prince.

"He proposed marriage to me on Feb 2, 1931 only several days after he met me. Almost every day he invited me to the theatre or to dinner." Mrs Gould said she was simply fascinated by such attention from a "member" of the old Russian imperial family it's only been in recent years that the Romanoff mask has been stripped from him. Then came the eventful night of Feb 10. They were at dinner. Mrs ceipts from Nova Scotia.

If purchased in fairly large quantities, some retailers will, sell such lobsters for Newton 35,000 Revere 65,000 Salem 50,000 Somerville 132.000 Springfield 165,000 Worcester 205.000 Quincy I. 85,000 Everett 60,000 Athol 14,000 Waltham 52,000 45c a where purchases are confined to a single lobster or 20' Prs. Damask Drap erics. pairs, the price usually is 5uooe Other kinds of shellfish are in good SR.75 supply, and that statement holds true vessels, as well as the old frigate Hartford, Admiral Farragut's flagship during the Civil War, to the Yankee Division reunion in New Haven in June are being made by the Connecticut Congressional delegation. The vessels were requested by Maj Leonard J.

Maloney of New Haven, general chairman of the reunion. Maloney today asked the Navy De partment to send some of the modern Naval vessels. Following Representative Citron's introduction of a bill to authorize rebuilding of the Hartford, now grounded on the mud flats at Charleston, Maloney asked that if pos Lined Keadv to Jrlano ine city oi Lawrence was given but a small increase because of the improvement in conditions, Mr Rotch said. Other textile cities have failed to show similar change. of cured fish Vi, Retail fish prices, as quoted in the Width 50 in.

Length 2'i yds. Choice of blue or green. Pleated tops. Regularly $12. Gould felt dizzy after drinking some I wine.

The- "Prince," she charged, took her to an apartment he rented. downtown market district, follow: FRESH FISH Bass, striped 35 9 40c a pound, sea 20 95n: hlnoReh. fresh -ISifilSOr. frnzpn 22(fi)25c butterfish, frozen 18c; cod 8510c. steak cod 15i8c, cod fillets 25c, cod tongues JBgzuc: eeis aoc: nounaers, wnoie nsn iuu.

fillets 25 30c. dressed 1518c; haddock, niiiinca IrtWil'Jr. roenlar R3.1dr. fillets 22 SS 25 Prs. Plain Taffeta Draperies $(Th 75 "I was awakened by a terrinc noise.

I started to sit up. I found myself lying on my left side, covered with a sheet in a bed," the attractive Mrs Gould said. "Romanoff up and ran into the bathroom." The "terrific noise" was the breaking down of the door by the husband. A detective was with him. sible she be sent to New Haven for the convention before being sent to her final berth at Hartford.

With 6 in. ruffles and bands. Green, apricot or rose. 42 in. by 2j yds.

25c, roe 20 25c; hake, 10c: halibut. Eastern 40050c; mackerel. Spanish 25 30c. native frozen 10 15c; sea perch 20c: pickerel 25c; pollock 8 10c. pollock steak 18c; pom-pano 40c; salmon.

Western 35040c; schrod NORWOOD, Feb 27 Their spirit cf adventure dampened by a night cf exposure in a pup tent on the meadows three miles from town, three schoolboys who dropped out of sight after school on Tuesday returned home this afternoon, eager lor a warm meal and a warmer fire. The boys, Thomas Foley, 15; Simeon Cormeio. 12. and Martin King, 10, camped out through the storm Tuesday night, spending a long and weary night over a small fire. They took blankets and food with them, but the storm and the Crop in temperature soon took the test out of their vigorous attempt to scape from the folds of civilization.

At 3 this afternoon, when they returned, the police were organizing the most extensive search ever planned in this town, in the belief that the boys had met with foul play. When they got home their mothers promptly put them in bed and they ere eager to get there. During the morning they took turns huddling over their campfire and setting traps for rabbits. Their food became exhausted with the noon meal, and the youngest boy, Martin, decided that he had had enough of getting back to nature, jffis pleas decided the other two upon return to the haunts of man. It might snow again and besides, 4thcy were getting: toighty hungry.

No more obtainable by us. Regularly $20. iuc; scup lac; roe snaa ouc, jacK snaa 30c, shad roes $1.252 a pair: fmUs. Jumbo 50c a pound, medium sized 35c. small OnmiDHnt olo.

Allot nf SSlfJldSf" l.mnn 15 30c: swordfish, frozen 30 35c: tongues and 85 Prs. Tailored cru CHANGE IN PERSONNEL OF GRIEVANCE BOARDS SLATED A change in personnel of local E. R. A. grievance boards through- out the State was ordered yesterday by State Administrator Arthur G.

Rotch on instructions from Washington. Grievance boards were set up in each community last Summer, composed of persons selected by the Mayor or chairman of Selectmen, to hear complaints of persons who believed they were discriminated against or used unfairly by E. R. A. officials.

New regulations from Washington require that in each community this board shall be made up of the local Administrator or one of his assistants, a representative of organized labor and a third member to be chosen by the two. The local Administrator is to select the chairman. i In sending out the orders, Mr Rotch asked local Administrators to sounds lac, tongues ana cheeks brook 90c. Frog legs 90c a pound. Terrapin $3 each.

SHELLFISH Lobster meat SI .75 (8 7 a pound, boiled E. R. A. PERFORMERS GIVE OPERA "AIDA" A performance of the grand opera "Aida" by Verdi, in a condensed version, was given last night in the Michelangelo School auditorium, rhartfr st. hv the E.

R. A. Orchestra pr. Marquisette Curtains medium sized lobsters 70c. live mediums 5565c, live chicken 45S5c; oyster crabs WIFE OF J.

M. MARSHALL FILES SUIT FOR DIVORCE SALEM. Feb 27 Mary A. Marshall of Melrose, estranged wife of attorney J. Manuel Marshall of Rockport, filed suit for, divorce here today through her attorney, Maurice R.

Flynn, Maiden, charging her husband with desertion at Rockport in 1928. four years after they married. This is a cross suit following an earlier divorce petition filed by Marshall charging his wife with cruel and abusive treatment three weeks after they were married at Rockport. BOSTON ELECTRICAL UNION 81.50 a pint, crab meat, broken 7ajoc, flakes f1.25: shrimp, green 30 35c, With 2 inch hem. 4 ply weave.

No more obtainable by 46 in. by 2'4 yds. us. Regularly $4. Poiiea ooc; ciams.

rne sneu si a. pe.cn. fresh opened 80c a quart: littlenecks. In tha shell 25c a dozen and $1.25 a peck, fresh onened $1.25 a quart; qu shoes. In the shell and opera chorus, under the direction a peck, fresh opened $1 a quart; oysters, of Raffaele Martmo.

The soloists were Helene Nor-nmrui Marffuprite Porter. Emma capes, the sneu asc a dozen ana ii.au peck, fresh opened $1.25 a quart, standards 80c a quart, selects 80c a quart; scallops, Capes $1.50 a quart, seas 90c. Ainslee, Vincent Spolzino, Giuseppe i CURED FISH Smoked aalmnn 65c a pound, smoked Gozzi and William nomreu. 20 OFF on, LAMP SHADES Last (Sail PAINE Bedding 10 OFF hailbut 65c, smoked fillet 25c, finnan had-die 20ci herring, salt 15c a pound, kip-nerert 2sc a malr: bloaters 25c a pair: bone WINS JURISDICTION FIG.HT George E. Capple, business repre notiiy au- members of grievance boards and express his appreciation less 25if30c a pound: salt coif, shreddrd 25c a pound, titbits 20c, side cuts 25o, middle cuts 30c, whole fish 20c; salt mackerel 30c.

sentative of Local 103, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, reported at the meeting of this union iter's 19 Tempi Piet 41 Wert StiMt Five Best Sellers in 1935 Cottons last night that the difference between the local union and the union at Mil-ford, Local 270, as to which union would have jurisdiction of the power plant job and rewiring at the Med field State Hospital, have been ad Paine You can't afford to buy furniture, rugs, draperies, lamps without shopping Paine's. All we ask is, COMPARE. 37s Chiffon' Lady Lovelace Crinkletone Seersuckers Soiree Muslins Printed Piques for their (activity in the service of the E. R. A.

The Boston grievance committee was dissolved yesterday afternoon. Last night Mayor Mansfield sent letters of thanks to those who served on the committee. They are Lee Friedman, Dr Helen I. McGillicuddy, Alfred E. Wellington.

Leo Resticri and Philip I. Covcney. California Population Up SAN FRANCISCO (A. California is increasing in population faster than any other State, according to the California Emergency Relief Administration's analysis of census figures, justed and the Boston union given jurisdiction. SI Arlington St.

SALISBURY SCHOOL TRUSTEES ARE CHOSEN SALISBURY. Feb 27 The headmaster and board of trustees of Salisbury School today announced the election to the board pf trustees of Frederick L. Dabney, '22, of Boston: John Taylor Arms, 09. New York; X. C.

Herbert Semler, '09. New York: Albin Yeaw. 14, New York; Rev Rerr.sen B. Ogilby, president of Trinity College, Hartford, Conn; Hal-leck Leflerts. headmaster of Pomfret SchoQl, Pomfret, Conn, end Charles C.

Kelsey, '28. of Perm I. nrricmn from active sports to lnny, An' appeal had been made to the international officers at Washington, with the result that owing to the Boston union being affiliated with the Newton Building Trades' Council, the work was awarded here on the ground that Medfield came within the jurisdiction of Newton, 'MOONSHINE" WELL LEADS TO FALL RIVER ARREST FALL RIVER, Feb 27 Discovery of a "moonshine well carefully hidden beneath the concrete floor of his cellar at 341 Slade st brought Peter Chmura into District Court today on a charge of keeping and exposing liquor for He was fined $100 and given until June 26 to pay. The well, constructed of cement, contained a 50-gallon keg which was filled through a pipe inserted in a small hole in the cement wall and which had the appearance of being a drain hole. When needed, accord- ing to the police, the liquor was siphoned through the same pipe.

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