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New-York tribune., 1918-10-10

Leo "Pugnacious" Flynn, who used
to pilot the ring destinies of several
box fighters of more or less promi-
nence and color in the days when box
ing was in style in this bucolic burg,
has been appointed matchmaker Of the
Spring A. c., of West Hoboken, N. j.,
and he it was who arranged the eight
round bout for the Chocolate eclair''
championship of the world between
Joe Jeanette and Kid Norfolk, sched-
uled to be decided at the club to-mor-
row night
"Old Black Joe" has been among the
greatest Of negro heavywei ghts for
The last dozen years, while Norfolk
has performed in sensational manner
against the leading white heavies Of
the ring within recen. months. Flynn
is so pugnacious tina. he refuses to
be scared off by the Spanish influenza
epidemic and plans to hold his show
tomorrow night, although it seems
likely that the New Jersey Health Dc
partment will step in and request q
postponement of week.
1t would not surprise us in the least.
Aunt Eleanor Ann, to hear any dav
now that Kaiser Will is suffering from
the Yankee Influence"
And the more Haig and Haip the
Pig of Potsdam takes, the less good il
seems to do him. He's actually getting
woozy."
Can you imagine what Wild Will
Jams wife will say to him when he
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10
Girls Tennis Tourney
Will Start Saturday

Miss Florence Ballin, one Of the most
prominent members Of the West Side
Tennis Club, Of Forest Hills, announced
last night that she would conduct a
girls open metropolitan lawn tennis
tournament on the clubs clay courts,
beginning next Saturday, in both
singles and doubles.
The first two rounds Of the singles
will be played in the morning and the
first two rounds of the doubles in the
afternoon. 1t is planned to play the
Saturday.
Entries may be sent to Miss Ballin
at the West Side Tennis Club up to
Saturday morning. Miss Helen Rice,
who won the girls junior Metropolitan
championship last spring, and the
Misses Hooker, Of this city, are among
those already entered.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10


the event. This was lust "a hreeze for
Bathilde, the 1 to favorite. But Tan
IN put up wonderful ride with Poor
butter1y and cinched the place at
odds that made the winning favorite's 8
price look sick.
one of the really good things of the
afternoon fell to the share Of Larry
Lyke IN the last race when he landed
on easy victory with Lackawanna. This
speedy one crowded quickly to the
'front.' 'front.' and carried his speed further
;hah ;tn IS customary. Forfar,. the favor
lte, always was outrun, being out
gained even by Maggie Maitland in the
drive for the place.
Major Allen Pinkerton. in Denver at
present, has offered to donate the
thoroughbred sire, Duke of Ormonde.
70 70 the Remount Commission of the
reaerai government. This is a horse
OF herolc mould, standing almost seven
teen hands and weighing 1.40O pounds.
"A. 4. Macomber, who intends to re-
.lre - from racing until after the close
.! 'he world war, plans to dispose of
ms ~ thoroughbreds by sale on the
racine Coast, where Mr.. Macomber is
now located. Trainer Walter Jennings
was informed yesterday that two car
loads of the Macomber stable had been
shipped to the coast and that two more
carloads would leave in the course of
a lew days. At the close of the east
ern racing season those horses which
MIR. Macomber decides to retain will be
turned out on farm of Walter Jen-
nlngs's selection.
Charles Fitzgerald. dean of turf
writer's and one of the most popular
gentlemen associated with racing. has
oeen engaged to act as general man
ager at the Empire City meeting which
opens next Monday. Mr.. Butler made
this connection yesterday,
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10
No Gross Country
Run for Colleges.
Says &c. A, A. A. A.

The intercollegiate 'cross-country
championship run. which was to have
been held at Van Cortlandt Park.
this city, on November 20, has been
cancelled. This action was taken by
the advisory board of the I. c. A. A.
A. A. after a canvass Of the leading
colleges Of the East
At a majority of the institutions the
athletic associations have temporarily
suspended activities and the presi-
dents of the colleges, in replying to
the communications, stated that there
was little possibility of teams or in
dividual runners competing in the
'cross-country race.
The advisory board thereupon de-
cided to abandon the race, taking such
action in place of the executive COM
mittee, the members of which are
widely distributed in the service. both
at home and abroad
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10
'Over$1,000,00
F or Big Loan
At Race Track
w. S. Kilmer Wins Spirited
Patriotic Duel When He
Outbids P. A. Clark

Those red-blooded sportsmen who
worship at the shrine of the Amcri-
can thoroughbred carried the Liberty
Loan sales away cover the top" Of the
million dollar mark at the Jamaica
racetrack yesterday afternoon. The
figure hit was SLOT $50, to be exact.
1he total subscriptions for the day
proved an edifying $172,75O.
This banner subscription was main
~ due to the craftsmanship of Willis
Sharpe kilmer, who owns the great
Sun Briar. In the clubhouse Mr..
kllmer engaged in patriotic duel
with P. A. Clark, owner of Dunbovne.
the Futurity winner of 1918. Mr..
Allmer made the crack that he would
outb'd any one present. Immediately
there started competition between
these horsemen. Bids mounted I'm nv
the thousands. When the smoke of
oaltle subsided Mr. Kilmer had
pledged himself for 100000 worth of
Donds and Mr.. Clark for $4,000.
MAX Blumenthal, who earlier in the
meeting scored a touchdown with a
subscription of $4,000, booted field
goal e yesterday by releasing $4,000
from the rubber band Charles Kilker,
or Philadelphia, volunteered $4,000
and +. O. Pearsall s5,OOO
y, Walter c. Edwards, secretary of the
oMneetropolitan NE Jockey Club, added ST.
ooo 10 his subscription for the same
amount on Tuesday, while his Office
force, including Jack Boon, W. P.
Edwards, Wash Beaudine, Henry Peb-
Ter, Al Burlen, ]. Weidler and A.
Van Elter all Clipped in.
Judge Pettingill and Judge Smith
subscribed $1,000 each. Mars CASSIDY.
3ne u starter, took $500 worth, and II.
U. Homan, clerk Of the scales. 81. 900
AS the rally ended three cheers
were called for President Wilson and
then for General Pershing.
wS;ny Jimmy Rowe, trainer of the H. P.
W Mhleney horses, came up from Brook
dale Farm for the dav and ;o;neS IN
the spirit by subscribing $4,000.
Yesterdays subscriptions follow:
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10
Matty Baldwin Dies
In Charlestown Home

BOSTON, Oct. O. Matthew (Matty)
BALDWIN. former New England light
weight boxing champion, died at his
home IN the Charlestown district to-
day.
In his fighting career. which begau
N 1902 and lasted until he was knocked
out by Charlie White three years age,
he took part in scores of bouts in
various sections of the country, and
met many of the best men of his
weight Except in his final battle hc
was never knocked out
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10

up again on the ninth hole by halvine
IN 4. Kerrigan holed out in 5. At the
first half of the match Canausa was
leading the home player by up.
They went the outward journey in SO
and 80. respectively.
On the inward journey both halved
the tenth hole and Canausa became
up on the eleventh hole. Here he
got par 3. The Italian increased
his lead on the twelfth by taking that
green in par 4 and made his advant-
age over the home youngster up.
kerrigan earned the thirteenth and
lowered the lead to 4 up.
Both players halved the fourth in
par and Kerrigan took the
hfteenth in par and became 2
down. Canausa holed out in ) Kerr
gan lowered the lead to 2 up on the
sixteenth by taking possession of that
green IN par 4, while the Italian holed
out IN 5. They halved the seventeenth
hole. Canausa took a 40 on the inward
trip, while kerrigan came home in 40
kerrlgan had the better card OF the
two, coming in with a 80 Tor ~
Canausa evened Kerrigan's score bv
returning IN 40 for 49,
The card:
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10
A Real Fish Story
From Pacific Coast

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 9.-Another
worlds record IN big game fish
ing was shattered in the Catalina
Island waters, when James W. Jump
recently landed a 3l4-pound marlin
swordfish in % minutes with light
tackle Not only is this unprecedented
with light tackle, but the fish was near
the Tuna Club record for swordfish
on any tackle The biggest one ever
caught was in 1916, which weighed
362 pounds.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10
Commission for Wrestler

STATE COLLEGE, Penn, Oct. O.
Stanley J. Czarnecki, of Erie, the i'll
tercollegiate heavyweight wrestling
champion, has been commissioned a
lieutenant in the engineer corps Of the
army. He was graduated as me-
chanical engineer from Penn State last
April.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10
Police to Aid Loan at Track

SQUAD of police with band will Jamaica track
this afternoon interest the Liberty Loan
drive.
New Yorks undertaken get s50OooOO0 in
subscriptions their QUOTA and they get
AS matter of fact they 10 carry
racing million dollar established in
Yesterdays brilliant drive.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10
Out Of Luck

NIOHIT pitchers have been of luck A
tro critic points that the only exception
Dutch" Leonard who noh
on June 8, and then beat it to shipyard.
1t might be argued that there game the
pitchers didn't of
hatters? The correct is that the
gorgeous piece Of luck good pitching. No
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10
The Manager Always Supplies the Uniform

is Sister, the
refused euenancy offered him by the
will continue his activity Lebanon plant
earlier that Sle
the solicitation of Branch Hickey
Columbus
this The ascrbed by St Louis
sounds unbelievable 1t that
Informed he uniform the
al
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10

RlG BILL HOLLENBACH, who will take charge of the
D football squad the University of PENNSYLVANIA pend
ing the of Bob Fowcl the head coach who is i'll
with the Influenza Holenbach planning to offer his ser
wees as football mentor training camp ST
year contract Folwel offered him fifty cents more to work
tor him and Hollenbach accepted.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10
Motor Cop T1i11anphs
MMontagneHamdicub
ohus Outjockeys His Rivals in Feature Event at Jamaica
Riding of Troise Goldvale and High Cost
Gives Rise to Much Criticism
By W. J. Macbeth

hand to the Jamaica trait
time do,s 49,.
favortes which marks racing
Barring exceptions the wholesome as
the obscure follower
lings so winning favorites
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10
Jamaica Entries

mile and seventy yards
7ts, rs. Everest .Ssr.;sr llS7s2 " H Bucsner 100
t72S) Matinee Idol. 1l774O Reveler ........iio
l33 Snapdragon II. JIG 1919 Arrah Go on 10
sSds ds ,Woodthrlsh IVY ..lol723 'Alf yezina ~ as
upward One mile and serenity yards
l32. Jack Mount -. lis 707s Torchbearer 1ns
M4S Mhmsy .:.. l0G f625) Derkmate los
t7$3l iiarwood II .ll5 (6as) Stroubo los
'4o- Barry shannon III 73S Woodtrap - los
THIRD RACE.--LIBERTY BOND: selling. far
threc-year-ods and upward. Six furongs.
o'' lorchbearer ....llS COL No Lawn 113
-a- Sleep Sam ....l 1881 2s5 Fredk the Great. liz
.2ls Arrah Go .ll3 227s Cox IL, q
.l6S Ultima Thule Jos t745) Star Spangled ~;
FOURTH RACE.-OCEANUs HANDICAP: for two
-year.olds. Six furongs. ' WV
,1 7S2 Var pennant.. .l26sS7 Under Firs 10Y
C135) War Marvel .l2l 722: Lord Brighton i9o
1122 Grimalkln es73s Blairgowrie las
'Z2' Sweep On Ills A0o
FIFTH HACE.-selling; for maidens three Years old
7ssi s poip, upwaTd I'd p one mile and yards
zaS hose Finn ....l0O749 Bit la
'oo' santiago ......ll07l3s Puts and Calls ios
SINH MIL sRAcE-selling; for two-year-ods. Six
|5154}1 Peter :.......lo2 ISL Aunt p,nab ,oo
,11S 1Ss Ihistedon ....lo4 (73O) Marrnito i9S lax
utt4' Thunderclap ...l02 72Os Goaler i0o
'44 Tippler 10Y '''' iV-
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10
Peace Answers

'Not with the ball on the five-yard line
"Where do you get that stuff"
"Who wants it, the devil the monk?N
"Outside! Outside!"
"Get the air!''
'Wir koennen nicht Deutsch." (Relayedl
"Burr-rr-rr-r!"
Et cetera, ct cetera.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10
Sterilize the Needle, Watson!

RE proof? have been inocuaed
that garruous little germ? We
arabian
Nights and far sanguinar One famous
symphony anoher-but
We
Now who should wedged line by Old Man
but Cupd Black According that bounding in from
the
Har
ward football invited the
Hppyea destroyer the submarine duced and "Cupd
Black, naturally unwlngy Therefore, all
Of rrefuab specific gravity cupid" taking
German submarine which would and the
position kind honorary exarvard football
and submarine
eff this isn't exchange where Cupid
Black?"
All, yes! Where Cupid"
But this football
Add California Marvels
CCORDNG to Capn Bill McGeehan who the South
and fighting fit Willie Meehan, recently
Dempsey engagement fighting
freak He is that in that he began his fsic bantam
weight and from division another until eventually
landed fair and full among the heavyweights.
outth that did
Capn Bill refectively.
In other called, nobody home
At the they have been lately army
afford prisoner every 500 Liberty
Peace Answers
mot with the ball n hve-yard line"
Where do that stuff"
"Who it, the devil the monk?n
"Outsde! Outsde!"
"Wir koennen NIGHT Deutsch' (Relayed)
cetera ct ceter
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10
Facts and Fancies
BY LOUIS LEE ARMS

Copyright, 1918, NeaO York Tribune lnc)
Answer Is "Yes!"
DOY, avlaen the season is tagging
IL And 1Oe needs must p,,rvey to clients
NesOs to cause interest unfLagging,
Why not market the dear Neao York Gionts!
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10
Racing Summaries
JAMAICA, NINTH DAY, OCTOBER 9
WEATHER CLEAR: TRACK FAST

nssr hall
J. lO'N Nhner en-
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10
Laurel Entries

Apprentice allowance claimed
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10
Add California Marvels


At the they have been going lately the American
afford give German prisoner with every s1OO Liberty
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10

qHNKy Showed los Of sp
Sratcu -Alphe, Ounce NN'
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10

LErant raced with Assume % tho head OF tho
stood drive gamey when Manster Toi moved up.
hung at the end. Assume stopped to nothing at the
7EH THIRD RACE-LIBERTY BOND SELLING
NV s75o.30 added; value to winners, $3.50 30.
break. at 3 3S. Start good Won easily. place Sal
Winner. b. g. 4. by Sundridge-Mss konad. 0wI
Index Starter. VT. Pos os' st. u u
IS 5si si ;.s%% Ssi%%sI%s S'.. : ' ;
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church. A special program has been
arranged for the occsion.
Thursday night Mr.. Love Stone, his
daughter, Mrs. Catherine Gibbs and
three children, and nurse, arrived here,
in their car, and were over night guests
of Allen-hurst. Friday they took po-
session of the Dare house.
Mr.. Charles Tower and family have
moved into the Association bungalow,
for the summer. Mrs. Tower may con-
duct tea room.
Mrs. Chester Browning, of Deer
Park, spent Thursday of last week with
her mother Mrs. Ed Chance.
Our stores observed the Governors
proclamation for half holiday. Clos
ing their stores at noon.
Preaching morning and evening in the
Methodist church, by Pastor Fallen.
Everybody invited to attend these SER
vices. Prayer meeting Wednesday
night, s o'clock. You will be welcome.
We did not have any Liberty Bond
Rally here, but our citizens bought
bonds just the same, and Thrift stamps
plenty.
Henry Felty spent few days with
his family the latter part of last week
returning to Baltimore Friday.
Mr.. Larney and DR.. Logan Carr spent
last Thursday in the Park, going to
Fairmont from here, for few DAYS,
when they will return to the Park with
their families.
Mr.. Oliver Hayward came up from
Fairmont, w. Va, the latter part of
last week, to enjoy few days with his
family.
The Board of Directors of the Mount
ain Lake Park Association has rented
to w. H. Malette, of Pittsburgh, Pa,
the lake and boats, the ice house and
contents, the amphitheater and grounds,
the Hall of Philosophy and grounds, the
auditorium and grounds, the two stands
on G. street and the electric light plant.
This practically gives Mr.. Malette con-
troll of the Park and attractions for the
season of 1918. Mr.. Malette has been a
summer visitor at the Park for num-
Der of years, and was formerly a citizen
of Oakland. Will is hustler and an
advertiser, and proposes to get move
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IN himself and make things hum.

on himself and make things hum.
Last Saturday Major Hornsby of the
Medical Corps U. S. A., and S, B. Hague
Division Passenger Agent of the B. & o.
K. K. were here, looking over Loeb
Lynn Hotel, Mountain Lake Hotel and
other property for the Government To-
cation of convalescent camp. The
Major was delighted with what they saw.
The delicious Crystal Spring water,
the charming drives, the delightful
situation and the wonderful oak forest
captured him. No action will be taken
before next fall, in the meantime the
Major will return to the Park, possibly
IN August and go oyer the matter fur
Their and he may possibly buy Garrett
county farm when he returns, he said.
Carl Richardson, of Piedmont spent
Monday in the Park.
Mrs. j. o. Schooley has been quite
i'll, at her home in this place. Last Sat-
urdaY she had very serious spell, Mr..
Schooley and son are working at Dod-
son, were phoned to come home at once.
We are glad to say, at this writing she
is much better.
Miss Myrtle Fallen, daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. Fallen, of this place, was
married by her father, in the Methodist
parsonage, on the 26th ult., to Mr.. How
ard Bayard, of near Fairmon., W. Va.
Mr.. Bayard is in charge of the machine
department of the Fairmont Coal Co.
The newlyweds will make their home
close to Fairmont.
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To pay the atoregoing amounts it was
ascertalned that the resources of the
county as shown by the Assessment
Books are as follows:
Real and Tangible personal
property $13,6l4,117 at
$1.25 on each one hundred,
equals ........S1 70,176 46
Bank shares to be returned by
the State Tax Commission,
estimated. $500, 900. at $100
on each 800. equals. ... 5000 90
Intangible personal property
S528. 928, at thirty cents on
each 500. equals ... 1856 70
Total amount for county pur-
poses. ............. STA. 1853 "a
After deducting $3.50, 034 for
Corporations paying direct
to the State Treasurer,
leaves the basis on real and
tangible personal property
$13, 05l, 0S3.0 at 34a cents
on each $100, equals SAT, 1862 70
Intangible personal property,
$528, 92S, at fifteen cents on
eachiS100 equals .... ..... 1893 80
Total amount for State pur-
poses. ..................... $4S, 756 IL
W. G. MEYERS, Clerk.
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WANTED-Girlfor general homework.
Address Lock Box 5, Mt. Lake Park.
Advertisements
You will be interested when you
SincelPs store. They have receised
their complete line of Spring Coats,
Suits, Shoes and Furnishings Adv.
Don't be mlsled by buying your
Spring attire before you inspect the
wonderful line displayed at Sincell's.
Advertisements.
For SALE-One 1914 Model Pullman
automobile, in good condition, with
extra rim and tire; passenger, and
would make an excellent truck. Bar
gain for quick buyer at $4,000. For
particulars, apply to STUART F. HAMILL,
Oakland, Md.
MONEY TO LoAN-On first class
estate. Renninger & Offutt, Attorn
Oakland. Advertisement.
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LEVY LIST, 1918

Annual levy for Garrett County, Mary
land, levied on the 10th day of April,
1918, by the Board of County Com
missIoners for Garrett County, Mary
land.
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MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

At 1890 a. M, next Sunday, Pastor
Fallen will install the officers of the Ju-
Nor Epworth League, in the Methodist
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ORPHANS COURT

SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Estimate to pay Sheriff's sal
airy, Jail cook, prisoners
board etc. for the year
1918. subject to order 49,. $4,000 90
Same, deficiency in l917.... 1000 90
Estimate to pay warden's
salary for year 1918, sub
ject to order. .............. 900 90
Total. ........... $4,000 90
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NEW ASSESSMENT

D-n-i-..-g in 1917 levy $2,865 So
Estimate to complete same. 1000 90
W. G. Meyers, for extra
work (use Garrett Nation
al bank. ................ $50 90
Total. S5,095 SO
SUPERVISOR OF ASSESSMENTS
George ". Legge, Jr., salary
Tor 1918. ............... Sl,OOU w
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PUBLIC PRINTING AND PUBLISH
ING
Benjamin II. Sincell, publish
ing and printing, use Gar
rett National Bank. ..... $500 90
H. A. Rasche, manager, use
Garrett National Bank .. ATS 90
Total, acknowledgements. $1.175 90
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WOLF, WILDCAT, WEASEL, FOX
AND HAWK CERTIFICATES
Estimate to pay same. ...... $500 90
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CORPORATIONS

CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
E. z. Tower, Clerk ....... S1,17O So
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CONTINGENT FUND
Estimates for discounts, in
solvencies, etc. ............ $9293 l6
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ALMSHOUSE AND ASYLUM FUND
Estimate for Year 1918.... $4,000 90
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STATE WITNESSES BEFORE ]. P.
Estimate to pay same for
year 1918. .............. SIS 90
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ELECTION EXPENCES
Estimate to pay same for year
sa1918. Observation-Disclosures. 1000 90
Deficiency in 1917 levy. ... 600 90
Total ............. $4, 600 90
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COURT FUND
Estimate to pay expenses for
September and December,
1918, and March and June
Term, 1919. ............... $2,575 90
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS
To the public School Commits
sioners for support of schools $50, 900 90
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Grand total for new roads $3.50 90
COURT HOUSE BONDS
To pay bonds No. 10l to ITO,
inclusive. ................. $4,000 90
To pay Interest from Aug
ust i, 1918, to July 81, 1918 1000 90
Total .............. Sc, 900 90
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-18
SEPARATE DEPARTMENT
AERONAUTICS FAVORED
BY SENATE COMMITTEE

Washington, Sept. T.-With amend
ments eliminating the provision for a
new cabinet officer and limiting the life
of the proposed department TO year
after the war; the bill of Senator New
of Indiana 10 create a separate depart
ment of aeronautics WIS ordered favor
ably reported today by the Senate mill
tary committee. 1t would set up de-
partment with a head appointed by the
President to have full control over air
craft production and operation by the
army, navy and marine corps
Senators Kirby and Sheppard, Demo
Gratis were the only committeeman to
vote against the report. Acting Secre-
tary Forwell recently advised the com
mttee that the bill vas regarded as I'M
necessary and unwise.
The cabinet officer provision was elm
mated, Senator New said later, because
there was no law creating the cabinet
He said the amendments would not
change the effect Of the bill.