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March 11, 1928

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HAYS SENT MELLON $50,000 OIL BONDS TO COVER 'GIFT' TO PARTY; WERE SENT BACK; SECRETARY BARES 'TRICK' Writes to Walsh When Pratt Records Reveal 'Andy' Notation. THREE OTHER NAMES SHOWN 'Weeks,' 'Butler,' 'du Pont' on Mysterious Memorandum Put Before Committee. NEW CONTINENTAL TRAIL Pratt Got $25,000 of the Canadian Concern's Bonds--Hipsley Has Few Data. Same Program With Pratt. Will Now Question Butler. HAYS SENT MELLON $50,000 IN OIL BONDS Mellon's Letter to Walsh Papers From Pratt Files. Important Paper, Says Nye. Half of Pratt Gift in Cash. Magnifying Glass Used. All Save Card Index Destroyed. Record of $25,000 Bond Sale. Pratt and Upham Letters. Memorandum Is Introduced. Turns to Bond Transaction. Bonds Traced to Continental. Puzzled Over Eckhart Gift. Recalls No Hays Bonds. Steward Arraignment March 16.

By Special to The New York Times

M E Ch White Book says deaths drop

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MAYOR TO LET PUBLIC DECIDE STRIKE BLAME; Orders All Moves by Union and I.R.T. in Writing and Ends Secret Mediation. 18 MORE MEN ARE OUSTED Amalgamated Says Skilled Men Are Being Forced to Quit by Humiliating Tasks. Brotherhood Ousts Eighteen. MAYOR TO LET PUBLIC DECIDE STRIKE GUILT

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Mayor Walker figuratively washed his hands of responsibility for a subway strike yesterday, following a conference with leaders of the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employes. The Mayor stipulated that from now on both union leaders and the Inter-...

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