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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-11
VETS IN
one HARD

Ro~. Young and George Burns
have los, none % their ability 10 hi,
the ball hard and to roam ali corners
OF the ouifieid.
OF tho young pitchers. Pat Shea
and Blli Ryan. both righi.handeru.
have shown tho most stuff. Both
pitched winning bah for tho Toronto
club las, year. II won't be aurrrin.
Ing 10 These two fellows sail rich; In
and win games from the start
Tho veteran pitchers S-hf.
barnes. Toncy and pouEia.--arn
slowly getting their stride. Douglas
has had little trouble unlimbcring
his wing.
None 81 the young ca'chers have
much chance 20 crowd tho veterans
Frank Snyder. Earl Smith and
Mike Gonzalos-off the Job
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for a trio of counters.
The feature wallop of the
game was a homer by Burke,
of the Shamrox team, in the
seventh inning. He hit the
onion risht ON the snoot and Il
rolled far into left field. Both hob
Thorburn and Johnny Quinn pitched
good bali
Tn. no. score follows
H.. xNarEn
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COAST
GRADS TO
FIGURE
IN MAJORS

, a y IT league
graduates Of the
1890 class are
making q o o q
right off the bat
In big lea x u q
cnmps this year.
An Of the graaiu.
ateH have just
"a b out cinched
regular berths.
Take a glance at
this list
Sammy T,ohne.
third base. from
Seattle 10 Gin.
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MURPHY WINS AUTO RACE

LOS ANGELES, April ii.-Driv.
ing n Dusenberg. Jimmy Murphy
won the American Automobile ssso-
citation races on the Los Angeles
speedway Sunday. In the final heat
he made an average speed of 1903 IS
miles per hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-11
POOL OPENS

About 1000 Seattle swimmers took
a dip in the Crystal Pool Saturday
when the natatorium was thrown
open 10 the public for the first time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-11

NEW YORK. April fi-Ceorgs
kelly's home run with two on en-
abled the Giants TO beat Washington
here yesterday. to g. Bancroft,
played three innings and may star
In tho opening game.
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THE l>ttI.ID
LINEUP

The infieid With Kelly on first,
Friseh nj second. bancroft At short
and Rapp at third looks 10 be the
beet combination the Giants have
had together for several years
McGraw's other problem center
flsld--is s,ili w In tho air
I'd Brown ianhy Texan. IL set
tiuE a thufo trial thrf. Brown
seems 10 hit all kinds - pitching
Ills fielding 10 excellent. A weak
throwing arm 10 hLa only apparent
fault.
In case neither Brown nor Wal
ksr come thru MeGraw can fall
back on his 1850 two-man eofnbina'
ton I'm Lee King and Vernon spsn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-11
SEARIE LEADS SH00IERs

Scoring 90 out OF 100 targets. Rob.
ert Searie won the Sunday shoot OF
the Seattle Gun club yesterday.
George Baker was second with 81
and u. y. Lipscomb third with o..
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The Stars 1921 Au-City Bowling Teams Are Name
Many Baseball
Leagues to Open
Seasons This Week

A majority of organized base.
ball leagues viii get under way
for the 1921 season pennnnt
chanes this week.
The Pacific Coast league. which
opened last Tuesday. was the
fret to begin playing and Is the
last 90 close.
Tho opening dates OF tho yari
Gus leagues are as follows:
April i2-Tesas.
April i3-Amerlcan. National.
American association. Southern.
Western.
April 20-fntsfnational. West
ern association. West Texas.
April Virginia.
April 60 South Atlantic.
April Piedmont.
MAY 3 -- Pacific international.
Western Canada
May iG-Iilue Ridge.
May 22--Dakota.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-11
SHADE rs. SCuIiMANN

Dave Shade. California wcltcr.
weight boxes Heinie Schumann of
Tacoma 10 rounds In Portland Friday
night.
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NEW YORK. April II.--Babe
Ruth hit n homer here yesterday
but hts muffed fly enabled the
Brooklyn Robins TO defeat the
Yanks, g TO 4. in 12.inning game
before $4,000 fans.
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OUTSIDE
TEAMS

The outof.,owns teams are San
Francisco lodge No. q. II. T.. O. y.
Palo Cigars OF Seattle. Auburn,
wash: Rubo's cafe. Seattle. Seattle
lodge No. 81. u. +. o. r.. teams 1.
, and !. y. y. Brookes. Seattle.
Holdt's cafe. Seattle. Davenport no.
tel. spokane: Davenport alleys. Spo.
kane. Dad" Hopkins Five. spo-
kane. The Aniiers. Vancouver, H.
c.. Rippos cafe. Seattle; Spokane
alleys. Spokane. Munro cafe. Butte.
Mont. Canterbury Candies. Seattle:
Little Five and Big Five. Aberdeen.
Wash: Hoquiam, Wash; King DE
orc Cigars. Seattle: Red and Blue
Diamonds. Hood River. Walia Waila
Elks, walla waila. Wash. New
Westminster, n. c.. and Bolber
Trunks. san Francisco.
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STAR JUNIOR
BASEBALL LEAGUES
GET AWAY TO
FAST START

FOURTEEN teams got under way in The Star Junior
L Baseball league yesterday. with good baseball on
tap in the Glass games while the Glass tffs weren't
quite close.
The Louie Dye Works nine got away TO flying start by
defeating the Shamrox Athletic club team at Lower Wood
land by to count. II good game of ball, with
the winners having slight edge turnout The winners
punched hits with some wobby fielding the fifth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-11

Managers OF teams contemplating
changes in their registration lists
must make these changes In writ.
ing TO Tho Star not later than 8
o. m. Wednesday. The eligibility
lists for April II viii be mailed out
Thursday morning.
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Nun LUCK
ALI. At ONCE

AN my hard luck came a. once. ="
SAYS McGraw.
IRA rather have u now than after
IN. season starts.
Maybe we'll set the bad ink out
% our systems
when the bell rings wei be win.
ming
Games played after April II
count IN the pcnnRnt race
McGraw has now settled on his
infisid combination,
Rnpp viii play third lie hns
proved equal 20 the job In the eyes
~ IN. Giant pilot He can hit. lie
can field He can throw. Also he
seems 60 be able 20 think
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BOWLING
CLASSIC
OPENS IN
PORTLAND

PORTLAND. April ii.--Oycr 800
pinsmahhers from various parts OF
oregon. Washington. Montana. Cali
fornia and British Columbia viii be
In attendance az the ninth annual
tournament Of the Northwest Inter.
national Bowling association. nched
uied 90 open on tn. oregon alleys
here today
ono Of the biggest features Of
the ~. J. ~ a tourney are the
grand sweepstakes. which follow the
regular iln, Of events Tho 1921
sweepstakes are billed for next Sun.
day afternoon and all the crack
squads viii be entered An added
attraction 10 the tournament viii be
an ALEX tourney. which win BE-
run of Immediately following the
|, completion Of tho main event"
A total OF 40 Portland five ma n
teams and ~ out OF town equals
are entered IN tho ~. u. l. A. race
This IL the largest entry iini IN the
history Of the association. breaking
the mark Of 90 teams At Seattle in
1890 by 10 teams. Manager ]. "
iiiancy made an unofficial check al
the number Of doubles teams and
he reports that approximately los
duos will be on hand and Isl bowl
efs have entered the singles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-11
EVERETT TO PORTLAND

Everett high schools football team
win play I'm Portland this fan. meet.
Ing Columbia university there on
November T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-11
CUBAN WINS
AGAIN

HAVANA. Cuba. April 1.-The
score in the championship chess
match here stood today:
GINS. w. l.. DIR.
jose Casablanca 10 : o 8
Emanuel I.asker 10 o . (
Champion Lasker admitted defeat
on the sad move OF the game, last
night He continued TO play. how.
ever. to the 6sth move. in order that
spectators might see how the loss
was inevitable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-11

ST. LOUIS. April 1.-THE Browns
won the city title yesterday by win
ming the spring series from the Car.
dlnais to 4.
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"ShuffIing" Phil Douglas, Of III,

Giants. is looking forward to the
world series cut next fall. lie ex
poets TO buy 40 acres more of Ten,
nessee land.
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Daddy. bring home some of Boldt's
French pastry.--Advertise
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HEARS WIN

Michigan university's track team
fell before California by a e5 to AZ
score at Berkeley Saturday.
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Auto Tops-C Christian. i4os Eighth
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-11

Over 20 colleges ask 10 Join In
tercollegiatc boxing body. Tin-eai
graduates look like certaint,
now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-11

tauis's Dye works. .seci soee i--&
Hhamrox A C......ss e0oee 1T
stolen bases Hoyer ?. nean. Hughes.
Two-h base bits kshi~f. hook neme run
-tiurks. innings pitched ny Hrift 2.
BY ~ Thegburn Z. Huus--Off swift 4.
Oft v. Thnrburn 1 flits-og Awtgr =. or
~ Thoreurn q Earned runs--Ogf HWtft
l. eff X. Thorburu /. eff Quinn = struck
eut--py swift Z. b. Thoreurn ). BY Quirn
10. BASE on salis-Sons. Doubis plays
J. Thorhurn 10 Bean 90 Hughes Bonn.ft
to w. Hennstt TO Maisy. Credit victory
TO " Thorburn. Tine 81 Gasne--i hour
and 30 minutes.
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BANCROFT
IMPROVES

Dave bancroft -- infield key - re
ported sick. In an exhibition game
al San Antonio he tainted on the
playing field. Later. IN Mobile. he
had his tonsils removed. lies I'm
proving and gaining weight now.
Frank Frischr ankle II mendlns
tie turned IL while sliding into third
before the Giants broke camp In
San Antonio.
Goldle Rapp. the $4,000 recruit
being sroomed for third base. wa
sent 90 a New orleans hospital with
pneumonia Goldie IL back on the
Job now. but he's taking things
easy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-11
O'DO<<ElI
RANKED HIGH

Tom o'pouuell has been rated for
years as one OF the best bowiers ON
she Coast. lie won the singles cham
pionshlp at the first Northwest
tournament. putting in score OF 81
for a single game. which stood for
years. lie also held the doubles
championship for a year when with
WlIkie as his partner. he put IN
1918. which IN the two man record
o.Donnell finished third In the city
average last year and also took third
In the aIi.events at the tournament.
and this ye he has been battling
with Huntoon all season for tho city
championship. finally finishing sec
end by only a few pins.
Col Walden. the popular manager
Of the Elks' alleys. IL on. Of the
steadiest bowlers In the game. He
won the city honors last year with
1913 and has held practically the same
average all this season. finishing In
third place. II was Naden's work
hat landed the EIks in the city
league this year.
Jimmx -p5rning would fikeiy be the
fourth man on the team. Jimmy II
without doubt one Of the greatest
south paw bowlers In the West.
Attic he hasn't bowied much this
season. he can always be depended
on TO shoot better than a 100 average.
Al the tournament last year he fin
i.hed second In the aIl.events and
also finished well up In the singles.
MAHNKEN
GOING GREAT
Henry Mahnken gets the call for
fifth man. Hcinse has been coming
strong OF late and probably Is rolling
the best game OF anybody in the city
at present
Harry Benson would be the sixth
man on this ail.star team. Altho he
L. not a Sensational bowler. he plugs
along and can always be depended
upon to do around 600.
Thi. team would line up something
like this: Huntoon. Dorning. Mahn'
ken. Walden and o'Donneii as anchor.
with Benson as extra
SECOND TEAM
STRONG
While this team would make a
very tough bunch to beat. n second
team wouAtb< picked that would give
them a battle at any time. Their
lineup would be: Webb Morrow. Bill
willars. Paul Meyers. Pete Heden'
strom and sam shuman.
On looking over these teams 1t Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-11
| PROGRAM
Ot TII>fD

The program Monday calls for
three squads Of ak fivcsman teams
and the same number viii compete
Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday nights. beginning at $40
o'clock each time. The doubles and
singles viii begin wednesday. .
squad 81 four men 10 work out on
zach pair Of alleys until the dou.
biss are completed and then comes
the singles.
Tho Portland five man teams en-
tered are carahana Cigars. Lyric
I, theatre. Bergman Shoe company.
wehfoot Camp No. IS. woodmcn Of
the World. Muitnomah hotel. NJ. l..
Kline. Muiinomah Amateur Athletic
club. Rlalto Billiard psriors. o~w.
r. a y. Bui,rrnui bread. Rose City
Park club teams /. 2 and 4. Board
81 Trade BARRIERS. Portland Railway.
Aght a Power Co. Portland lodge
No. it.. II. y. O. r.. teams /. and
4. Foster a Kieiscr. oyster Loaf.
Bankers teams and ?. Mathis &
Co. House a Krusr. voran Candy
company. Muitnomah Camp No. ~.
W. o. W. Oregonian prcrsmen.
iiadicy a sllvcrs. United States Ma.
uonal hank. &. T.. a q teams I and
2. business Mem. club. Erns,'s Bon.
bonicrc, IL cafeteria. Associated
OH. Pacific Coast Hkcul, company.
JenninR Furniture. Cappa's restau.
rant. Powers Furniture. Edwards
Furniture.
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Over 400 schools win enter track
teams In the Penn relays this spring
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@TE2l
|@n7SESz3'


HpsrITr YESTERDAY
Seattle L. t0s Angeles az fsninKse
fan Francisco G-tz. Portland -
oakland 10. salt Lake -.
Sacramento 3-f. Vernon 90.
Results OF Saturdays games:
Los Angeles .. Seattle 4.
facrnmcnto 0. Vernon 4.
aait Lake 2, Oakland 8,
San Francisco 3, Portland I.
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Standing of Teams
in Star Junior
Baseball Leagues

The First Hln Merchants carried
too many guns for tho 1srolene
Cubs and walked OF with their
game at Lincoln park By a AZ 10
score. The score follows;
II. H. T..
Zsfnlenr Cubs .....s..... .
Tirs, I'm Merchants. .....is II
ns,,sri.. - stsisy sna nisssmors.
chriaiiau and nfesr.
The Liberty Park Beavers fell BE-
fore the Queen Anne Arrials AZ
Mercer field. II TO ) The Aeriai-
hit the apple frequently and the re.
suit was never In doubt.
The score: II. IT, y.
Liberty Park BeAvcrs..... 4
Queen Anns Aersals. .....ii IL o
The Pirates gave tho Rainier Ath-
ietle club a pretty good battle. but
the Rainier crew HIT tho ball In tho
pinehes and won. II to 3. at waila
waila playsield.
The score: II. IL. r
Pirates ......s-..s.......
Rainier Athletic Club. ....ii .
Batteries - Crayruils and Smith.
Anderson and Sctcili.
Next weeks schedule for The Star
league follows;
CLASS
Thrs. Brother. Dye works Va stacy
shown at Lincoln Park.
ballard Merchants vs. fopis's Dye
Works a. waiia waiia piAYfisid.
Lincoln Park va Shamrox A. G.
at Woodland park.
CLASS N
phsrnrnr Athietir club second tram
Pirate. at wsna waiis bayfield,
Rainier AthIstla club Va FIRST Hiii
Merchants At Lincoln park
zsrolsns cubs Va. Highland PARK white
star Athletic club at Hi~stha piayfisId
/ Bulldogs ". Queen Anne AeriAis oil,
chandIsrs vs.. South s.a;r. a, South
Seattle.
The Liberty Park Beavers will have sn
oprn date and xams FOE them VIII b
arranged thru spsidinrs
The home team In the team named
last In the above schedule. The
managers Of these teams should
apply for their grounds Immediately
30 there will DO no hitch In the
schedule Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-11
PINKERTON WINS A. A. u.
DIVING TITLE

honors to Kuehn. The placing fig
ures OF tho four Judges. when added
together. gave Pinkston 5. Kuehn s.
swcndsen II. and r.egcr. OF the Broad
way natatorium. is. And Pinkston
with tho lowest aggregate, WA
Judged the winner.
In the city champ iship swim
ming meet. which was staged in con
nection with the diving meet. Jack
Pobochenko. Northwest back stroke
champion. broke the Northwest 100
yard back stroke record. Time, III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-11
M'CRAW
HAS
REMNANT
DREAM
nY DEAN SNYDER

I'm ROUTE WITH NEW YORK
GIANTS. April ii,--it takes more
than hard luck 90 drive the pennant
twinkle out Of John Mcoraw'a eye
this spring.
Hes had 90 contend with every
thing from erutches 20 operating
slabs the past few weeks.
The main cogs In his newly or.
Eanized machine have all been In
jured or III during the spring train
ing period
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oosesfssseesssssisss(
Los Anreies--
ss3.sssessssssseiess0

F17NfHafF. IHEEhFF TItFTlNT =
-. Fraaels 1is. cranfAii as. ~
~ Lyons 1is. Schwartz 1. ktoien|
Fielder. Lane 2. Carroll. Thre(
hits-Grigrs. Murphy. Tyo-bsss
Grigss. Cunningham. flndsnofe. q
Carroll. Lane. K~n~orthy. Edred :.
rificr hifs-sfumpt. Hchorr. Carroll.
ply. Crawford. Thnmss Struck ou|
gesry !: by Yrancis I. ~ Schorr
crandali :. Bases on haiis-off Ge1
Of Thomas . of Lyons 3 off Ecl
Runs responsible f0r.--c~sry 6. CO
g. Thomas Erhorr f<yors 3. q
defeat 20 Lyons. credit victory 70
Double pisyr--schorr to Wiz
Etumpf 10 Ken~orthy TO Murphy.
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'Baiied for Francis in eighth. -
fBsfted for Elliott IN ninth.
1Batffd for Adams IN ninth.
.'Bstfsd for SohwsrtK IN nlnth.
yBatted for Baldwin In tenth.
Score BY inninEs:
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GREENE TO CAPTAIN

WRFENF ~ VNT INN
Gordon Greene, forward, has been
elected to captain the Franklin bas-
ketball team next season.
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Tho Shamrox Athletic club second
team sealpcd the Highland park
White Star Athletic club IL 20 3 in
their first game Of the year at lila.
watha field. ODonnell of the win.
ners led the hitters with five safe
ties. one going for the circuit. The
score follows:
n II y
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In the other Class A game the
Lincoln park team defeated the
Three Brothers Dye Works . 10 >.
but the losers protested tho game.
declaring that the Park team played
unregistered men. This protest will
be decided as soon as possible. The
Park team will be asked TO present
their score book. together with
their eligibility list At Tho Star not
late than Tuesday at 6 p. m. The
score OF the game played follows.
X. II. y.
Lincoln Park .............3 10 4
Thrc. Brothers Dye Works. :
Batteries 49, Dorman and white:
Pickering and Patriceili-
The Chambers ran away from the
Bulldogs In their game ut jefferson
park. The final count was 30 to s.
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The First Hln Merchants carried
too many guns for tho 1eroiene
Cubs and walked OF with their
game at Lincoln park BY a A: 10 :
score. The score follows:
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The Pirates gave the Rainier Ath-
ietie club pretty good battle. but
the Rainier crew hit tho ball In tho
psnehes and won. II to 3. at waila
Waiia piayffela
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-12-09
NINE MONTHS OF THE HAIR
DING ADMINISTRATION.

In the three-guarters of a year
which the country has had of
the Harding Administration its
craftsmanship dealing with in
ternational affairs has held car
dinal rank.
Sustaining American rights
and interests in the Island of
Yap and in foreign oil territor-
les, it has been able and brilliant.
Driving the conviction home to
Mexico that recognition Of its
Government must be based be-
You'd everything else on ade-
quate and permanent safeguard
ing of American life and proper
ty in that country, and putting
the pressure of the Monroe doc
trine principle upon embroiled
Panama and Costa RIGA to pre-
serve peace in America, it has
been direct and virile, but tenn
perate and just.
The craftsmanship of the Har-
ding Administration, again, has
been wholesome and robust in
refusing to enter into official re-
lations with the Red Sovietism
Of Russia 50 long as that tyiany
and terrorism detied the most sa
cred obligations of civilization
and humanity In making a
treaty Of peace with Germany it
has been broad and unselfsh.
Aud in bringing into confer
ence at Washington the chief
tatesmeu Of the Old World for
the Limitation Of Armament and
the settlement Of the Far East.
ern question it has been, both in
the power Of its frank initiative
and in the practical idealism OF
its explicit program, American
10 the core.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-12-09

Yet, high as these Information.
al events stand 10 the credit Of
Harding craftsmanship and TO
the renown Of the American
name. we venture to say that
they do not form the prime
achievement Of the Harding Ad-
ministration. The outstanding
fact Of its nine months Of hard
and effective work. in truth, is
that for the first time in the his
tory of the United States Gov
eminent since its founding, 1872
years ago. it now has vigorous,
red blooded business administra-
tion.
One has but to read General
Dawes report, as Director of the
Budget, given to Congress Tues
day in a message from the Pres
ident, to realize what a ram
shackle organization the United
States Governmentasa business
institution was when Mr.. Har-
ding became chief executive and
what ramshackle organization
it had been for some time, man
aging the business affairs Of the
nation without efficiency, system
or method, as no private bust
ness undertaking could dare to
do and expect to survive; vast
ing hundreds of millions of dol
lars Of the taxpayers money,
hopelessly impairing service for
the public and helplessly Grip
ping the Government workers.