New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 6, 1924, Page 21

re- sider such proof ma ters under investi n. MELLON FORMALLY DEMES CROOKED - DEAL ONP PERMITS (Continued from First 1'age)*® terial eatent “(3)—Mr, Means stated I had some arrangement with Itex the issuance of wholesalc mits, conditioned upon t tions from the hold mits to the rep 4 campaizn fund. x x x Mr. once did come to see me, but as 1 recall not in connection with permits. 1 under- stood that his request, about which there was nothing unusual, was not granted by the official of the treasury to whom I referred him. Bursum's Visit, “Senator Bursum 1 come to see me in December 1921, about granting permits, just as others come to recom- mend somé action by tI a a list of appl pmnm» turned this list over to Mr. Blair, |h commissioner of internal revenue for estigation. . in three of the this inve <|Izdmn was satisfa nd the been no intimatic or indirectly that any campaign fund would he or has heen benefited in oy way by the issuance of the per- T e “(4). Mr, Mecans gav stantial account of an alleged inter- view by him with former under-scc- retary of the treasury Gilbert at 6:55 in the morning. ‘This is characteristic of Means' testimony. Mr. Gilbert has never met Mr, Means, No interview took place “(3), Mr. Means mentions the La Montagnes and the Green river dis- tillery cases, These cessful enforcement of the law in spite of what Mr. Means infimates. “(8). Mr. Means again raises the question of my connection with the Overholt Sine 1916, the Overholt company has not manu factured any liquor. Prior to my be permi a circum distillery coming secretary of the treasury all | of the assets of this company were transferred to a trust company as trustee with no authority to operate but only to dispose of the assets and distribute the proceeds. Since that fime the Trust company has sold no whiskey whatsoever, except 53 cases to a drug company n addition to being a manu tacturer of whiskey the Overholt com- pany was a warchouse, holding whis key belonging to other persons. After the passage of the national pr tion act, whiskey was released the warehouse only on the prod of the permits provided for | regulations, Thees permits were first to the offica of the ¢ Pittsburgh, where, in accordance with latep regulations effective November 1, %920, the permits were confirmed by direct with the prohibition director in Pittshurgh e correspondenee then forwarded after confirmation to | the warchouse at Broad 1lord, about #isty miles out of Pittsurgh, with the wompany's authority for releas the whigkey, After release the permits wers returned to the office of the company in Pittsburgh for filing.” A Vorged Permit In the “Goodman case,” Mr, Mel ton said, a forged perm d a forged Jetter of confirmation he pro wibition director at Pittshurgh presented to the superintende the distiller yat Tiroad o ing on these documents and the required authority from the of fice nf the o in Pittsbur Jeased the w Recause of the A, whe act mpany £h, re. shey the instructions 1o him come from the he =aid, the super- discharged experience, violation of that permits must Pittsburgh office, intendent was promptiy “On account of this the letter eontinued, “the company —THF — Luggage Shop 298 MAIN ST, SATURDAY SPECIALS ’ A Strong Handsome | WARDROBE TRUNK Five-ply construction, heavy hardware, shoe box, lift top. Special for |/ Saturday — $28.50 | < —————————| Here They Are Boys PINK DEVIL SHIRTS All Sizes—Fast Colors Special For Saturday $2.25 GENUINE COWHIDE BAG Made strong, a real Traveling Bag: worth 814,50, Saturday Special I $9.50 | ~THE— Toggery Shop 298 MAIN ST. New Britain, Conn. OPEN EVENINGS Charity Whist & Bridge New Burritt Hotel SAT. AFTIERNOON, JUNE 7 2 o'clock Auspices. N. B, Chapter Conn. Council Catholic Women Ticket $1.00 Table £4.00 |l\lre.dlf‘r adopted the further | caution of taking the permits ohibition dirc a ell as e rc 4.vm d 'u roof con- hemation ecessarily the ;m of the files o when its a to the T st company, the pany also took over these files, 1t as on the Trust company, the « that the United § r & permits were the company and Trust com- o jury. This prior te my the treasury, Iy, nor any as then con \ for or were uent disposi- tion of the ind “I'roof of letter ean be fi stated in this a4 your sses I you con- | commit- tee by competent witne E Suggestlons for | Your Week-End BLUL Esther Riley as chairman of the ostess committee evening at the W. C A ts were later transferred da W Yol and Auna Fisher will take tic wiil be NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, rlal to the mat- Mrs ling and Dancing with music by Ahlb FRIANGLE CLUB NOTLS for the daj this FRIDAY, JUNE ihveryman's Third Yearly 6, 1924, ANNUAL OUTING Lible Class Outdoor Berlin Tomorrow, will have wth Kane Iserin ood and anda orello will ha sale of ticketsgind Any kets at but coffee wil zroup. door. Punch at five cents a cup served by Mrs. Walter Meyer, We List Here Warm Weather Fashions Which we have just receiyed We advise selecting now—to save regrets later, You'll ind them very low priced—quality considered, ween t en the e and Blue and the winners WOMANS FAPPAREL SPECIALTIES -— NEV/ BRITAIN MIGOLETG W arm Ik were a suc- | ompany in without , P. . | 1cnics ! FOR SANDWICHE ! 4 Pressed Chicken Pressed Tongue f.uncheon Roll Baked Ham Cold Corned Beel Gobels Frankfurts ('ream Cheese Pimento Cheese. SALADS for SATURDAY Vegetahle Potato (Cabbage Crab Meat, Baked Beans and Brown Bread Coffee Cakes A full line of Pastry and Rolls Rogers’ Bakery PLAINVILLE 'Phone 169 UMBRELLAS For men and women— made of fast black, tape edge material, steel par- agon frame; good as- sortment of handles, — Saturday $1.39 Women's Slip-on and ('oat Style Sweat- ers, All new $1 00 shades, only Materialeeretty pl Colors—Simply won o o [ o [ o CHARMING SILK FROCKS Uor Summer wear Unusual values, $14.98 and $24.98 New models just unpacked—provide an intensely interesting choice of every new style. color and popular fahrie, Styles suitable for Miss or Matron, DAINTY WASHABLE FROCKS specially priced for Tomorrow and figured voiles, Swisses, linen, chies, shoe 'known as Gluke.” served, re wiil be 15 horse “Hippodrome Luke Me- nd quoit courts and men will com- A roast beef dinner will be This will be an elim- | to determine the | U o i, Narioik avinies LENGLEN TO COM « champion Indian Paris, June 6.—Mile.’Suzanne Leng- ghe a len of Irance will attempt to win the ging. 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