Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-07
AIR OF SUSPICION
GIVEN MEASURE.
PAUL TELLS BODY
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ne would offer the resolution demand
ing regular accountings 10 the Cor
Noration Commission. lie stated tina;
he had no interest in the Dilotace
question other than as il affected the
public lie asserted that the pilots
association Is public or seInipubiic
service organization. engaged in rub
ne service. under . special privilege
and therefore, should come under the
regulatory body OF tho state.
While he asserted that he dii no:
want the pilots association broken
up Senator Goodrich declared the
maintenance OF an expensive lobby
reads TO the conclusion that The or
SANITATION has something TO cover
up; therefore. he would demand ;hat
the Corporation Commission b. piy,,
right to see whether 1t is paying =
reasonable tax for the special pr!vi-
lc=cs II receives.
lie asserted that the Board OF PHO,
commissioners works hand and glove
with the pilot association ard ,ha,
the coupling OF the TWO d.yer:en;
sections put suspicious aspec; to
the bill.
Says Time to Stop "ScandaI."
Il object TO an effort 10 wnitcwaSh
tho NirGiyia Pilots Association and
think tits time to stop this scandal
that Is broadcas, in the state and a.
LAY the suspicious In ,he minds OF.
the leg s!ators." ne concluded.
White ! am In tavo. Of the po.,
comm S*ion bill. / cannot in con
science swallow this whiiewas hinc
section" said Senator l4ayman.
senator Pau! denounced wha, he
;errned "lnderE.ouad politics" on the
pay; O: friends and foes OF the pho.
BODY.
e, was as,ognded and shocked 10
.ad this section stuck in The port
si-l. This sec;lon makes the whole
e..! sp?ear su.7ic!ous.' he declared
Senator oowa!ns paid his respects
- the Ia-i the Aril-Salcon League o..
Virginia. 'h-ogea :;s uper!n,endent.
Hty LATla a Hepburn. had played
y Ne defeat q Inc pIlotagc measure
- ne Hovse- ~ declared the s!,ua-
10. : stencil 81 :he public nostr.ls
and -eter-ed l. wha; he characterized
& .iaF-caauacer and gum-shoe meth
odz q the lobbyists
+:tt- The Proponents If the bill!
a--. ;h-o.gh Senators Dodson ard
E,2's.';, Offended their motives. ,he
section vas s;r!c..n out. but no, be-
fore s1-GoverHlr Davis had been
-t=sEec into the controversy. The
.aslEsspa q any reference 10 the
T--2is Tas {, his !nsig,ent demand 10
'a= ;--' I7-ary port commission, II,
Wa reported TO the senate.
Another Detection Made.
another te!e,i9a was made before
ne OH va yu; on !,z passage. OBJ
POSITION having developed 10 !, sen-
= '.re ''a.ch required. among the other
e-'.es o: the rex eofara!ssion. ,ha, II
Key Ia touch wl,h tina stale Highway
-1eraf' G.ent and zee ;hai roads Ieudiuy
to NE port clues are included IN
early budgets ana estimates
an aoi going 10 argue tho pilo,
question, but lie; i, stand On i,s own
mer!t- The ppr, development, BIZ
ahd inc pi!9tage question should no,
oe confused. The PURPOSE Of this bll
% 10 carry out the Recommendations
- tHs commission on the develon-
'neat o! HAMPTON Roads. am In.
formed tina! IL Was not the desire OF
'hr commission - lnc!uGe In their
iepyr. any reference to the p!to,s
nut as an Informed. Ex-Cpy.rnoy
pans wrote 20 every member Of tho
commission Win reference, to lurlud-
my IL their report reference ~ ,he
laotS, ami went n Ic.r,,.. 49,, -