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The Washington herald., 1913-01-26
TROPICAL TRADING COMPANY
Commission Merchants.

The Tropical Trading Co, with home
offices in New Orleans, and a branch
Office in Guatemala City, Guatemala, is
one of the examples of the success OF
New Orleans enterprises.
Established In 1906. they are known in
this country and throughout Guatemala
as one of the successes Of this line OF
business. Through their Guatemala City
branch they receive commissions to pur-
chase merchandise in this country for
export to Guatemala.
The methods of fair dealing employed
by this big concern is the secret of their
success. In all matters of public spirit
edness they are every ready TO consider
New Orleans. and are called upon in
every movement of this kind, and always
respond.
The concern is made up of NJ. T. Sny-
der, J. A. Snyder. r. Bartell. and n
Niebergall.
The Washington herald., 1913-01-26
JAMES W. REYNOLDS.
Inspector of Police, New Orleans.

The head of the police force of New
Orleans, James w. Reynolds, was born
in Algiers, La, August -, 1868. lie at
tended the parochial schools of AlGiers
and Jefferson College at Convent, La
At one time he was stenographCr for
the Singer Sewing Machine Company.
again he was clerk for the Texas and
Pacific Railroad Company. clerk for the
Southern Pacific Steamship Company,
clerk for the AlEiers Electric and Ice
Company. and clerk. special officer. de-
tective. and chief Of detectives of New Or
leans police. In politics he has always
been Democrat. Among societies and
clubs he is remembered as a Knight of
Columbus. and belongs TO the Elks,
Police Mutual Benevolent Association,
The Washington herald., 1913-01-26
VACCARO BROS. & co.
Steamship Agents and Importers of
Bananas and Cocoanuts.

Established in 1856, the business of Vac
caro- Bros. & Co, has increased until now
they run a weekly steamship service be-
tween New Orleans and Cuba, Spanish
Honduras.
These ships, which are modern in every
respect. do a general freight and passen-
ger business between the ports named.
They leave New Orleans laden with
freight for points in Central America and
return with bananas and cocoanuts.
Vaccaro Bros. have for many years
been identified with the commercial ad-
vancement OF New Orleans, and are
known as the city's most progressive
citizens.
The Washington herald., 1913-01-26

, Ancient Order of Hibcrnians. Progressive
Union. WOodmen of the World. His wife's
maiden name was Roseada ShOrey. and
they were married February %. 1892. In
spector Reynolds was elected to succeed
Inspector OCOnnor about a month fol-
lowing the latter's death. Since he has
been in Office many improvements have
been made in the department, such as
securing new motorcycles the establish
ment OF a repair shop in the First pre-
cinCt station for the repair of the auto
mobile patrol and the motorcycles. In
spector Reynolds is held in high esteem
and respect by the members of the force
He is never neglectful of the aood work
performed by his men, and in Such cases
always commends and compliments those
who perform meritOriOus service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
STRIKERS ARE
DISCONTINUED
More Than A Hundred Thousand
Garment Workers Not Satisfied
With Results Of the Strike.

NEW YORK. Feb. IN apparent
struggle for leadership betw cen higher
officers Of tho lnited Garment Work
ers union. feeling of discomfort
among the thousands OF workers be
cause Of the few strike benefits paid.
and the continued bargainings between
union representatives and Insnufactur.
erS over terms Of settlement. marked
the opening ~ the sixth week Of the
clO'flinC strike today ~ 10000 men.
women and girls
conflicting statements purpOrfing 70
come from officers Of the union az To-
heu vote would bc taken ON the
offer uf the manufacturers ON = basis
~ sliding wage scale Increase. left
in doubt Just whaI action the leaders
we're taking 10 snd the strike. Presi-
dent Rickert ~ the union declared
emphatically TO-DAY that vote would
b" taken "wednesday and announced
Thursday Henry Waymau. treasurer
~ the union. declared that vote al
ready had been taken and would short
~ be- announced
The Associated BOYS Clothing Man
ufacturers. comprising a group OF en-.
plOycrS of abouf $1,000 workers.
agreed after conference to-day 10
grant an increase of ten per cent. ~
hity four hour week and tacit recOg
milton " the union This agreement.
II was announced 40 union hcaduuar.
ffr-. would NOT b. accented sine. 81
did not cmb0dy all the demands Of
The strikers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
IAM .a,oxs,R pus ssN
VuxN. 70 'sdao
AGREEMENT Isl
NOW COMPLETE
Agreement for Loan Of St25. 200 900
With the Six Powers Will Be
Signed by All Tuesday.

PEKING. Feb. 3.-The loan agree
ment between the chinese govern.
ment and the six power group OF bank.
ers has been completed and will be
signed tomorrow.
The agreement provides for THE
Chinese government 5ia per cent re.
organization gold loan" to the amount
OF $l25.0OO.O00. IL stipulates the pur.
poses for which the money shall be
employed. which include the disband.
ment Of the troops and reorganization
OF the salt gabelle.
The loan is secured on the Gabells
but IL Is also provided that any fu.
ture surplus in Maritime customs
shall be utilized for the service of this
loan. thus making a portion of the salt
revenue available for other go-ern.
ment purposes.
The six power group undertake 10
advance $IO.OO0.000 Immediately the
agreeemnt is signed. another $4,000.
900 later in February and $4,000. .0oJ
in March. should the issue of the loan
Tor any unforeseen cause be DELAYED.
The loan is for 80 years. but the
Chinese government has the option o.
converting or redeeming it at oa-
alter six months notice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
WILSON NAMES
HIS SECRETARY
Joseoh Patrick Tupulty Nsmed-Wil-
son Denies HaVinr Made Any
Cabinet Selections Yet

TRENTON. y. j. Feb. 3.-Governor
Woodrow Wilson today announced the
selection ~ Joseph Patrick Tumulty
to continue - sc, rotary. when he be
comes president of the United states.
nut declared very cmphatically that
b" absolutely had arrived at no other
decisions a. =" appointments. Tumulty
has Icen secretary 10 Mr.. Wilson
cfe~ since the latter became governor
"fnc appointment seems to give un-
animous satisfact ion." commended
GoN -rnor Wilson
W hen shown a published story stat
INK nstly that William J. Bryan. a.
Mitchell Palmer. Of Pcnnsyl lvania. and
" g. Henry. 81 Texas. had been de-
cided upon h' him Tor cabinet port
fo'i"s. the governor said.
1t = NOT true. because I haven't de-
ridcd upon an, body. 4 have made no
offers a. yet"
Their" was q procas assion 81 callers az
The state hnus- today. mostly on state
business. however. ana the governor
p 'mained IN hig once until late to-
night 90 ~ ~ ho q accessible TO the
Legislature. which wes IN session.
Representative Sfanley. Of Ken
lucky. Goodwin. of Arkansas. Gala
waN. o. Texas. Trihbie. of Georgia.
and Eusscit. ~ Missouri urged the
governor 60 appoint e. = Barrett. of
Gcorgia. president of The rational far
msrs union. to the sccrctaryship of
agriculture. Former Governor Os-
horne - Michigan. = progressive Re-
ruhlican. was among Mr.. Wilson's CAL
lcrs. but th. president cioct said tho
visit was merely social
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
NEW TRIAL OF
THE BATH TUB
TRUST CASES
Drawing or A Jury In The Long
Fought Case Is Again Started
At Detroit.

DETROIT. Mich. Feb. 3.-The draw
ing of a jury to retry the govern
ments criminal suit against the so
called bath tub trust was begun IN
United States district court here late
today. The defendants. enameled
ware manufacturers. are charged
with combining TO restrain trade. and
fix prices, in violation OF the Sherman
act. The previous trial OF the case,
which resulted in disagreement, oc-
cupied several weeks
The corporation defendants are:
The Barnes Manufacturing COM
pany. Mansfield. Ohio; Cahill Iron
Works. Chattanooga, Tenn; Colwell
Lead company. New York: the nay-
Ward company. Warren Ohio: Ker-
ner Manufacturing company. Pitts
burgh. Pa: J. l.. Mott Iron works.
New York; McCrum-liowell company.
New York. McNay and Walker. Brad
dock. Pa: National Sanitary Manufac.
turing company. Salem. Ohio: Stan
dard Sanitary Manufacturing company.
Pittsburgh. Pa : Union Sanitary Man
ufacturing company. \oblesville. Ind /:
United States Sanitary Manufactur-
ing company. Pittsburgh. Pa: l..
Wolf Manufacturing company, ChicI
go. ILL.,: Weiskittel and Son company.
baltimore. Nd: and Wheeling Enam-
eled Iron company. Wheeling. W Va.
The individual defendants. all of
whom are connected with the corpOr-
alton defendants are:
Theodore Ahrens. Jesse 7 Duryea.
r. l.. Dawes. Francis 4 Torrance r.
r. barnes. Howard 7. Gates. Frank G..
Borden. \. Neiskittel. Lloyd g. Nc
crum. Herman lioescier aud J. T..
Wright
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
APPOINT JUSTICE
TO A Big OFFICE
Supreme Court Justice Made Public
Service Commissioner Of New
York by Sulzer

NV YORK. Feb. 3-Supreme
Court Justice Onward r. Mccall an
nounced this afternoon tina; Governor
Sulzer had offered To- appoint him pub.
lic service commissioner. 10 succeed
VILLA mR. Wilcox. and that he had
accepted the appointment
Justice Mccall said he hoped the
new New York subway contracts
would be signed before he tOok Office.
hut that II they we're left To him he
did not know when he would act.
Owing TO the present crisis i'm fi,..
subway situation the appointment ~
q public service cummissioner ~ this
time j. regarded as one of The most
important acts of the governor since
hc took iHiCe. Opposition - The
dual plan II subvav construction
tas threatened 20 become an i'm
portant issIe ~ the next municipal
campaign
Justice McCalis appointment Is Tor
p term ~ FIVE Jca-s. The salary Is
$lS.00p year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
WILL UNCOVER
N. Y. CORRUPTION
Confession Of PatroInan Aids District
Attorney in Investigating Po-
lice Department.

NEW YORK. Feb. 3.-The confes.
sion of patrolman today gave the
district attorney the long sought IN.
strument by which he expects to un.
cover corruption in the New York
police department. The investigation
OF the alleged graft among the police
was aided by Patrolman Eugene r.
Fox. On the first day of his trial foT
bribery Fox suddenly changed his plea
and acknowledged his guilt.
The patrolman was indicted for TAX.
ing protection money from a Rains
Law hotel. After he pleaded guilty II
was said that he gave the district a.
torney facts that may lead 20 the in.
dictment of two important members
OF the police department
Fox. II is reported. made a confes-
sion 10 the district attorney in which
the name OF a police captain was men.
toned. II is also alleged that the po-
liceman confessed 10 having collect.
ed protection money" for the police
steadily from March 1908 to Decem.
her. 1912. and that during this time
his monthly collections averaged
about $500. II Is said Fox contends
that he turned his entire collection
over Ia police captain and was grant.
I'd no financial allowance for his
work. but was given shorter hours and
easy assignments
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
ARREST UNION
OFFICIAL ON
UGLY CHARGE
Charged With conspiring to Bring
About Death Of Man Who Was
Going to Oenounce Him.

JERSEY CITY. y. j.. Feb. "a Sc
quel TO the recent shooting OF Thomas
Ionroy came today with the arrest OF
Peter p. Murphy. business agent OF
Inc hoisting engineers union of this
c'ty. on warrant charging conspira-
cN IN an attempt to bring about the
death OF John W. Burke. member
cf the same union Conroy was shot
by mistake by New York gausstrts.
Who came here in search of Burke.
according TO an alleged confession by
enc OF the men arrested just after the
shooting.
The warrant for Murphy was based
on affidavit by Burke that the crime
Vas committed on the eve of an ex-
pCsure he intended TO make 10 The
unions officers concerning alleged act
icns OF Murphy. The police are max
ing special efforts TO arrest Kid
dynamite" and Big Slim" who are
alleged TO have fed after Conroy was
shot. Conroy's condition improved
today and he may recover
\ man believed by the police 10 b.
"Hig Slim was arrested tonight.
Witnesses Of the shooting will try To
identify him tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
FA MILY TROUBLE
WILL BE AIRED
When Frederick Beach is placed On
Trial Charged With Attempting
Ais Wfe's lite

AIkEN. : e.. Feb Frederick -
Reach. prominent New Yorker. VII
BE- placed ON trial here fomnrro =
charged With assault aud battery win
intent to Nil hts wife. Camilis Nornc
llavemeNer Ne1ch Mrs fseach ta
expected ~ be- thr PRINCIPAL witness
for The defense for she has steadily
maintained she Vas not attacked nv
her husband Prospects wore tonight
nat the trial would consume not
moro than two DAYS Prosecutor X
J.. Gunfer declared tonight h. hzd
prima facie case against Beach but
he large arrav ~ legal talent which
tho latter has mustered in his defense
oppressed confidence IN their ability
Ia establish Beachs innocence
The assault on Mrs Reach was con.
mitfed on the nlghf ~ February ~
last some one struck her on tho
head with = heavy instrument and In.
hicted p Jagged cash On her throat. ar
rarently with n pocket knife Reach
was arrested APRIL :. charged with the
assault. the police conteudlng no had
attacked his wife near the Reach win.
fer home after he had failed 20 catch
white man ~ a gray ssit who fed
al his approach.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
WHERE ANTITRUST
LAWCANNOTREACH

WASH1NGTO's pb % For the
first time the supreme court of tho
nited states today held in effect FOO
The shoe machinery trust case that
the antitrust Law does nON forbid th.
mere combining ~ non competitors b.
an Industry. Solicitor General 1901.
liu. FOR the government. bad c,n.
tended that = tho combination
brought into one hand an "undYn
proportion ~ the trade if uas forbid.
den by the antitrust laf
The disintegrstiOn aimed ~ bt thr
statute does not extend ~ reducing
hll manufacturer ~ Isolated units ~
me lowest degree. declared Iustir.
Holmes. Boz announcing the uuanf
nous decision ~ the court that the
mere organization ~ the United Shuc
Machinery COMPANY b. The heads NJ
several non competing groups ~ shoo
manufacturer had not been tio,l.
ton ~ the law
The Justice continued 90 -ay that if
D. 80 lawful for ON corporation 20
mako every part" NJ steam engine
nd Co. puf the machine together ~ DO
sVuld DC fOT one " make the boilers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
Big MILITARY.
BALL AT ". Y. u.
Held Last Evening And Was Greatest
Nnsir OF Its Kind Ever Staged
At University.

special Dispatch To tie IutelIieen..r.
MORGANTOWN. W. Va. Feb 3
Attended by ls0 or more couples the
annual military ball OF the West vir
Sinia University cadei corps was held
This evening in the state armorv and
IN" anair was undoubtedly the largest
ana most elaborate event held af The
institution. Several OF the most prom.
lnent society leaders Of the state were
IN attendance and never was such an
ARA! OF diamonds. handsome gowns
fore
The armory was eIsborately decorst.
cd IN the university colors. old gold
ana blue. and the nations colors and
was electrically lighted throughout
hettcrings orchestra of Greensbnrg
"a. furnished the musi- and Zieeeu.
ieId"r of " heeling was the caterer
score or more of Wheeling people
werc IN attendance The Delta Tan
phi sigma Kappa and Phi Kapp;.
fsi fraiernities held open house This
afternoon and the Phi kappaS viii en-
terrain tomorrow with an Informal af
ternOOn atuuse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
CONSIDER REPORT
ON MONEY TRUST

" 'SflNGTON. Web e. The house
hanNtns and currency committee is
preparing tn consider the report nf
Nat huGf on the None Trust
whis ~ chairman Puiu. with the AID
and assistance - Samuel interim ~.
counsel for the ptro sub-committee
now o. drafting 4 meeting ~ tho
fuli committee has been called for
Wedresdsv 20 consider routine husi-
ness and soon Thereafter the commit
tee VIII take up the Money TRUST
report T. vii DO well toward tho
cnd ~ the session before the report
With 90 legislative reromun cndaf ions
can - worked through tho sub com
mite" and the full committee 60 the
house
'nairman pufp has deserted his ~
h,e and is workinC da, and nIghf
framing hts version ~ the report
That viii ~ Submitted ~ The sub.
committee WHORE ff is expected to en-
counter lta hrst difrruiffes The re-
F~,t ~ framed b. AR. FuJo viii em
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
Small Concession to Turks.

LpNDpN. Feb. 3.-Bulgaria ma To- "A
small conce ss!on to-day when she con-
sented TO the proposal Of the powers
that Turkey should be allowed TO ap-
point a representative of the Calinh TO
reside at Adrianople after the cesSion of
that city to the allies
The finances Of all the states concern
'd in the war are tn condition of de-
moralization and Turkey Will emerge
from the conflict practically bankrupt
Sir Richard crawford. who haS lee. n
adviser {" the Turkish minister of
finance since 1911 left London to-day
for Constantinoplc. lie has arranged for
Two small loans % S..5nO. 90" each dur
inS his stay here. These are 10 meet TIE
pressing needs Of the Porte. tut they de-
pend on peaceful settlement.
With th~ proSpertiv" resumption os
the war, Turkey Is DERIVED Of ever TINS
slender Tespurre
The European powers are SEQ interest
81 ~ OTTOMAN finances tlitt e scheme
f. being developed both to - afeguard for
"iEu investors ana fp protect Tho Turk
tsu treasury against mismanagemcnt
m evtension Of European control is
contemplated. 80 as to Permit Of more
supervision and "f tge a~zurarc. that
money - expended ON the objects fpr
which il - ALLOTTED. Tie main creditors
of Turkey being Germany. France and
Great Britain. both triple alliances AMI
-" triple enteufs are Interested m fur
success Of this scheme.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

and another ~ make tho Whesis. The
bringing ~ non competing branches
of rad" into iuXtaposition alone hy
means of = corporation. b. said. m
substance. did not furnish sufficient
intent 10 raise the conduct 10 Tho
aigniiy ~ an attempt 10 monopOlilr.
Despite t0days dccisiOn. Officials ~
th" department declared that the
niifd Shoe Machinery COMPANY
would DO prosecuted for the alleged
criminal violation 0i the sherman law
under NJ" ono remaining count ~ tho
indictment returned against the com.
panv. the validity ~ which vas sus-
tained by rho lower courts
The strongest feature ~ the govern.
nrnts effort 20 show an unlaWful
combination in restraint ~ trade. esid
S"licitor General Built. was the "ty
ing clause of 90. agreements hv
"hich. ~ is alleged. that the com.
panr sought 20 compel shoe nanuf1r
lures io buy machines from ~ anf
non" othe' Attorneys ~ the depart
mont said tho decision would not
effect any other pending anti trust
suits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
SALARY BILL Is
TO BE REPORTED
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE Ae.
RANGES SCALE FOR coUN.
TIES
eUt BIZ viii Not be Effective Until
Terms OF Presen; omeers
Expire.
Charleston. W. va. rsb. J.
fntsIIigsneer Bursar.

~ public hearing held tonight
thf Judiciary committee a. the hons.
arranged the salary scale tn be- efec
~" IN the various counties of tho
State under the administration connie
salaries hill. favored boy Dr Hatfield
" was further decided 10 adorf I'M,
n"Ih Recommendation not 10 make
thc ldW effective until the terms o-
tie present officer holders should .,
pre-. under This prov ision the law vii
nor appir to sheri1s and prosecuting
attorney for four Years or TO- cir
cur aud county clerks for two years
D ~" Trale for Ohio Cabeli. Marion.
Harrison. McDoWell aud Fayeffc. tho
'if"si counties ~ the sta" was hVed
e follows sheriff 5000. Circuff
lerk and County clerk. 5000 eacn
Prosecuting Attorney. g. uuu. tho same
hlures ould apply in ksnaah ha coun
W. except 10 the case ~ the salar,
- the Shrrin. who would receive.
'nU Tho highest figure ~ an,
Office in fhr state The other conn
Tics in upper Pan Handle arc graded
ts follows. Marshall. Sherif. 5. N10
t0unty clerk. : 500 Circuit Clerk
1000. I'r,osccrgiiB Mtorney 9 COO
{i.s0n. Circuit CLERK. 81 200. Prosecu.
tor. $1,000. Eruuke county. SbartT
senun. County clerk. 81 s00 Circuit
4 lerk 81 SOC. Prosecutor 81 POO The
committee decided 10 report the hiif
10 - house tomorrow with the reco.
mmcndation that 10 pass \ humber
Cf changes we're made IN the SALARY
aut-. nffucuf 80 the meeting and
there IT, stll some objection on tho
part of a number of once. holders
Who plan fo run Tor reelection. but
thc ahov" figures will probably stand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04
Charleston. W. Va, Feb. 2.
fntslltrsncsr Bureau.

This was scott Day I'm the West
Virginia legislature. The senate re-
cesscd for seven minutes this morn
,ne and the house for ten minutes
this afternoon tn extend n welcome
to the distinguished Wheeling states
man end former United States Sena-
tor. who had stopped on here Sunday
evening on his way from Washington
TO Wheeling. on a business trip.
Senator Scott addressed both bod
les to the senate. He reiterated his
declaration that he Is not. had Rot
been and would not be a candidate
for any office. and that he Is not nor
will not he found taking a part in the
interest Of any candidate. He was
given warm. generous welcome by
Democrats and Republicans alike.
The senator left tonight for Wheeling.
The failure of Senator England 20
forcs President Woods to name tho
Republican caucus committee selec-
t.ons. the special messagepof the gov
erncr urging a public service commits
sion. and conservation OF forest and
water power rights. and the action OF
the house in ilatly refusing for the
third time In ds many days 20 invite
Roosevelt and Bryan to address the
Legislature were 'he principal happen
inGs of the day.
The regular session appropriation
ate. having been approved by the
house last week, and was submitted
To- IN. governor for his signature.
House bill -. the Wheeling charter
hill was presented in the senate by
IIesrne and ordered to its second read
ing. Senate bill No. A. the same
measure. was tabled in favor OF the
house bill.
4 number Of bills were favorably
TcDortcf by th" various standing com
mittees in the senate. Among them
Wric those providing for constitutional
mendmcntS creating the ONCE OF
I.ieutc -GoVernor for the initiative
and referendum. and for the amend
m"nt To the feleral constitution rati-
fyIng ;he popular election OF L. $.
senators
The Bland and Lobby bill was also
favorably reported by the committee
"n public printing. Tine Siemaker Blue
Sky Law went Ia second reading and
tCc--ir--d cn Yage ren-)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-04

brace mm'ndations IN the follow
ing points
Regulation Co. stock exchanres
through the posi-ohioe department hv
fur uiddirg tn ueo of tho mails for
transuitfinE ~ certain transactions
deemed evil such ~ short sales. man
ipuiHiior. and fhc Establishment OF
false values
EsgEiafon - clearing houses
throurh an aot making their incor-
rorst .'u condition precedent 70 the
rnerntcrship ~ national banks On
such Examinations. characters - eli
mina'f The regulation - interest ~
eNrnauCo charCee bt clearing houses
~trirg o. pro, sions. Co prevent ma
fiorai hanks from ioaninr ~ their
IN, ,'rs ni directors and CO. prevent ua-
tioua. banks or their officers from
Ttrti' batting iu sNudlcnfe noafatious
uf usw snrurifi.a
Opposition fs looked for both n fhs
sun- committee and in tha fuf cdr.-
mittcs " the secommcndatlons