Smyrna times., 1929-01-23
IIFFFADs URGE CUTTING OUT
'IPPIT '.III BOARD AND SPECIALS

WILL DUHllD n'D y lO'"-O
.np SAVE UNNECESSARY
'TI ,urFs- CONSOLIDATE FUND
uorvey P. Hall Has Budget
lloi u;ttee Refer Matter to Special
Wsmber Committee for Plans
:. Il abolish all special funds
'''S S+ste and to have but four
~ 10 abolish the State Boarc
alia i;as were made at the meet
gt, tbo budget committee Monday.
ro - 10 abolish special funds
% assr Governor C.DOuglass Buck
.r of State Charles H. Grant
I u state Auditor Edward Baker
y urgod the committee. The in
,r mart Of the matter was thar
-.a ragostions were made by each
y 'IsD Sitbout the knowledge that it
s.sn suggested by the other. The
'.fion 10 abolish the State Board
niles was made by Secretary Of
\ CHARLES H. Grantland, who is
.,,r Of the body. Mr.. Grantland
aJ ii that the board saved the
a money, that most of the
JsDartments already purchased
,T1 supplies by competitive bid
.,d that it was useless to pay
wear for the expense Of the
Nj. Grantland receives $1,000
i secretary Of the body, but
-,.i that he did not consider that
1. necessary. Governor Buck was
Al before the committee. There
q explanation reeded, however,
-rf the items in the budget with
fbe Governor had to do.
,,tiye Department Submit Budget
4. items in the budget for the eX-
y department are Governors
$500 a year; contingent eX-
y, $500 a year; attending Gov
Conference 500 a year, and
arg and compiling Of the budget
im the year beginning July 1;
md $685. for the next year
Is the year the budget is COM
and printed for the Legislature.
makes a total Of S10,215, for the
Vsar and S13,485, for the second
Governor Buck told the com
y that he had been informed by
4retary Of State who is familiar
the matter, that the amount set
rcompiling and printing the bud
vas about what would be needed.
ald Consolidate Funds to Four
lrman Simonton of the com
suggested to Governor Buck
aa committee would be glad to
my suggestions that he might
to make relative to the budget.
nm Buck said he had one sug-
ll 70 make and that was that the
11ee, wherever possible, consoli-
inis as at present there seemed
\ to- many. He said lie did not
he necessity for but four funs-
lim fund, highway, sinking fund
Esral fund. A general discus
lowed including the discussion
aate Board Of Supplies. On
u Senator Hall the Budget
-tee authorized the chairman to
special committee composed
1A members Of the committee,
Sfetary Of State and the State
To- to prepare a plan for hand
aa supplies Of the State for the
x departments and also conso-
1g the funds Of the State.
Z Against Proposed Boxing Bill
Hng that the proposed bill
vas introduced in the Senate
Aator Joseph R. Green, of Will
gn, for the creation of an ath-
@nmissiOn BY which boxing
would be permitted in Delaware,
onng discredit upon the good
q the State, the congregations
aal Wilmington NJ. E. Churches
% Methodist Episcopal Preach
isolation have entered a protest.
mas been followed by other
e o. Middletown, Dover and
Districts Of Wilmington M.
lefence. One Of the first
e Of Wilmington to take an
Ead was Harrison Street Meth
apScopal Church. Sunday morn
% congregation unanimously
aresolution protesting against
sage Of the bill. Copies of the
loa which contains the names
pastor, the Rev. John L. John
l. Elmer Perry, superintend-
Ie sunday school, were mailed
.'lHahI-Governor J. Henry Haz-
NJ 9 Of the Senate, and to
y, NJ Messick, Speaker of the
le resolution which states
.,,. Suurcn mas a membership Of |
I5N n' and a constituency of |
~ was presented to the con-
n Oy the pastor. According
'.nnson, the congregation was !
adopt the resolution. In adj |
M iTI0lntlng out that the passage |
riou ui !. would be a detriment, the |