Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1935, Page 8

MELLONTAXCASE RESTED FORSTUDY Attomeys for Banker and U. S. Work on Technicali- ties of Steel Transaction. By the Associated Press. counsel for the Government, and Frank J. Hogan, Mellon's attorney, are conferring regarding introduction of more than 200 exhibits nurked for identification, other members of the two staffs will be working on mpul.l- tlona in the hll Ly McClin c-Marshall-Be -cuon Hogn.uwou:ruunumhemreld- shenm to delve into recordt of the Union Trust Co. regarding its disposition of $8,200, ooo in Bethiehem bonds, part of the $21,000,000 in securities wnich Mellon and the three other McClintic- Marshall stockholders received from Bethlehem. Most of this week, the ninth of the hearing, has been spent by the Gov- trying to prove its contention Battles Blizzard BALTIMORE STAR TEILS OF MOUNTAIN TRIP. Copyright, A. P. Wirephoto. of 30 years. Mellon contends it was a | | non-taxable merwer HOG BAN RELAXED “TO CUT LARD PRICE mi Litter of Pigs Permitted for Home Use if Benefit Payments Are Waived. Mmh the wholesale price of lard in the Pistrict at 17 cents in contrast to 101 cents a yur ago, the Department of Agriculture yesterday ruled farmers can. “produce and keep one 1935 litter for home ocnsumption if they to waive benefit pnymencs under A. A. A. hog progral Since the inception of the farm ad- Justment plan shoats farrowed in ex- cess of contractural agreement have een marked for early death to pre- vent their glutting the market. The price of pork loins per pound here yesterday was 26 cents, against 23.9 a year ago; fresh ham, 24 cents, against 17.8 year. Bacon today sells wholesale for 29 cents a pound. The decision to allow all shoats in one litter to grow to adult hoghood was extended to raisers whose contract limits their market for two hogs for the coming year. Claude R. Wickard, chief of the Agricultural Administra- tion’s corn-hog section, commented: “A producer who for one reason or another had a market hog base of only two head and a home slaughter base of three head could produce a total of no more than five hogs in 1934. “Under the new ruling, this pro- ducer may rot produce more than two hogs for market, but he may use for home consumption all of the remain- ing pigs farrowed in one Jitter in 1935.” JOHN EARECKSON. A night of horror in fighting & blizzard while climbing lofty Pikes Peak left Eareckson unexcmd ‘The former National A. A. U. ‘wrestling champion, who hails from Baltimore, told & luncheon club at Colorado Springs about his experie ences when he returned yesterday. He is shown after the climb. Venizelos Reaches Paris. PARIS, April 19 (#).—Former Premier Eleutherios Venizelos of Greece, who fled hiz home at Crete when an uprising against Premier Panayoti mldlrla government failed, has arrived in Paris to visit his two sons and see doctors. He has been suffering from phlebitis. THE DERWOOD MILL DERWOOD, MD. Subject to market changes, we auote the following low prices on ‘our hich- quality fe eek” starting Tlmu, Cash at the Mill MARYLAND FLOUR (IN 12-LB. O 000010 0 b e, T 28883535285883% COARE.CRACKED "CoRN - . 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