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New Britain herald., 1930-11-06
BUILDER URGES
 WORKERS ID BUY
Tells Men to Spend for Normal
 Wants and Aid Business

New York. Nov. 6 LAp = To the 5000 or so employes of his con- struction company, Irwin S. Chanin. New York builder, said today:
 You, like other wage earncrs have been saving your money for q rainy day instead of buying things you need. because you have been afraid you might lose your jobs. That rainy day hasn't come and we believe it will not.
 Tn return for your assurance that your jobs look safe, buy that new clothing, that household furni- ture or whatever you would be buy ing if times were normal. Buy now because prices in most lines are at rock bottom and because your buy ing, with that Of other wage earn CTS, will bring us all back to pros perity.
 Think and work with enthusiasm and without worrying about the de- pression."
 Fear Of unemployment by persons now employed is largely unfoundcd. Mir. Chanin said since most of those who still have jobs will keep them.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06
EXETER MAN HELD
 IN ROOMER'S DEATH
Meekins Pleads Not Guilty to
 ManSlaughter Charge

Exeter, N. H., Nov. 6 UP)-Roy A. Meekins, 30, pleaded not guilty to a manslaughter charge when ar raigned in Rockingham superior court here today in connection with the mysterious death of William Lacivita. 21, of Stoughton, Mass.
 Judge John Scanlon ordered Mee- kins held under s3,00O bond for trial in superior court a few weeks hence.
 The defendant was arrested fol- lowing fire which destroyed his home on the outskirts of Exeter on September 19 last. Next morning the body of Lacivita, a lodger at the Meekins home, was discovered in the ruins.
 At the time, Meekins told police he and Lacivita had been transfer ring gasoline from one can to an- other when an explosion occurred. setting the fire. Meekins said he be- lieved his roomer had escaped from the burning building.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06
R0TAR|ANS DISP0RT
 0N LINKS AND GYM
Play Pee Wee Golf and Indoor
 Baseball at '. M. (. A.

Members of the Rotary Club turned pack the hands of the clock today and pretended they were boys a2sin-for a few minutes.
 They held their weekly luncheon at the Young Mems Christian asso- ciation, where Mrs. kronholm. served a chicken dinner reminiscent of the old days when meetings were held in the t,lks hall.
 President Henry Washburn turned the meeting over to Steve Robb. Mir Robb turned it over to Roy Noren. MT. Noren turned the gath cring over to Joseph Hergstrom, physical director of the Y. NJ. C. A.
 Half the group went to the new miniature golf course where they played for the club championship. A. P. Leavit won the cellar cham pionship by bringing in a score of 62 for IS holes. John W. Lockett captured the club pee wee golf championship with a low score of 37 on a 36 par course.
 -N VI S'ie-h uili, tiic SlIl oI NldT- cnce H. Barnes, secretary of the Y. N. C. A, was presented to MT. Lockett. The presentation speech vas made by Past President Leon A. Sprague. founder of the club, on behalf of MT. Barnes.
 The other members went to the gymnasium where they organized two teams of indoor baseball Home run hits and spectacular base slid ing featured this game.
 A misplaced overcoat owned by Corporation Counsel John H. Kirk nam and heavy breathing on the part of 35 or 40 corpulent Rotarians were the only casualties.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06
ANNIVERSARY BANQUET

An anniversary banquet of the Friendship League of St. Johns German Lutheran church was held Tuesday evening, About so mem- bers were present. Richard Stabert, president, was in charge. A brief address was delivered by Rev. Mar tin w. Gaudian followed by an ad- dress by Rev. Otto Heydenriech of Hartford.
 The general committee in charge consisted of Mrs. Gussie Martin. chairman; Mrs. Elsie Schlotterback, Miss Martha Schlotterback, Miss Lydia Bush. Mrs. Loretta Schaeffer and Miss Helen Groth.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06
Inventor Ends Life in
 New York by Gas Route

New York, Nov. P-Harry S. Manus, 57, an inventor was found dead in a gas filled room today. Detectives who investigated his death said he had committed suicide.
 The police said Manus had a son, Ernest. living at 262 Valley avenue, New Haven, Conn.
 Manus, once well 10 do, was re- ported by police to have left a note ascribing his deed to financial en- barrassment.
 A colleague Of Manus said the inventor had s2O,00O when he began work a year ago on a nkfurter roasting machine, but dispersed his fortune perfecting and marketing the invention. A dozen of the ma chimes are now in use.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06
S1O,OOO Suit Hearing
 Being Held in Court

Judge Earnest C. Simpson in su- perior court at Hartford is hearing the s10,000 action brought by Con- stable Frank F.. Clynes of this city as administrator of the estate of Miss Margaret Screen, 17 year old New Britain girl who was killed by an automobile driven by George Tschin- derle of this city several months ago. The accident occurred on East street.
 Attorneys Cyril F. Gaffney and Leo V. Gaffney represent the plaintiff and Attorney Ralph o. Wells repre- sents TSChinderle.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06
FERRYBOAT LAUNCHED

Quincy Mass, Nov. 6 UP)-The ferryboat General Sumner, built at the Fire River plant of the Bethle- hem Shipbuilding Company at cost of s200,000, and to be used in serv- ice between Boston and East Boston, was launched today.
 Miss Mary Curley, daughter of Mayor James M. Curley, ot Boston. christened the craft with a fluid whose aroma revealed it to be al coholic. Whether it was champagne. brandy, or some other liquor was a matter of conjecture.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06
Sheppard Says Liquor
 Law Safe in Congress

Washington, Nov. 6 R)-Prohibi- ton will be safe in the new congress Senator Sheppard, democrat, Texas, co-author of the 18th amendment, said today in commenting on the election results.
 Recent elections indicate above everything else that the American people are swinging back to the his toric party of the American masses, the democratic party" he said, 7 50 far as prohibition is con- cerned it is absolutely safe, an over whelming majority of the members of both the senate and the house of ihe new congress will be dry"
 Sheppard plans to return to Texas .or speaking engagements within a few days.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06
City Items

l.. H. Bennett of New York, a consulting engineer. will talk on Russia at a meeting and dinner of the brotherhood of the South Con- gregational church tomorrow eve hing.
 There will be q rehearsal of St. Mary's senior choir this evening at s o'clock at the church.
 The regular meeting of Court Columbia, Catholic Daughters of America, will be held tonight at s o'clock at the K. of C. club rooms. Installation of officers and a Hal loween party will be held following the meeting.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06
o. C. WILLIAMS. SR.. DIES

Akron, O., Nov. P-Orva C.. Williams. ST. 65, of Chicago, na- tionally known advertising man and former president of the Associated Advertising clubs of the world, was killed in an automobile collision here last night.
 J. A. Stewart of Akron, whose automobile collded with Williams, was charged with manslaughter for alleged failure to stop for a boule- ward. He was held under 5000 bond.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT

London, Nov. 6 LP)-The weekly statement of the Bank of England shows the following changes in pounds: Total reserve increased 3S,- 900; circulation increased S3S.0O0: bullion increased S75.00O; other se- curities increased 330,000: public deposits decreased 1,593,OO0; other deposits decreased 649, 900; notes re- SC ve increased 32,O00; government securities decreased 1,575,000.
 The proportion of the banks re- serve to liability is 59.47 per cent compared with 5S.24 last week.
 Rate of discount per cent.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06

continue from that date. Every penny contributed to the fund will be spent to relieve distress and suffering.
 GEORGE A. QUIGLEY,
 Mayor of New Britain"
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06
N.B. VS. VERMONT
 FOR CHARITY FUND
High School and Academy Teams Play Here Thanksgiving Day

Plans were completed today for d foot ball game between New Britain High school eleven and Vermont Academy team on Thanksgiving morning, November 27, in this city. The proceeds will be donated to ths Christmas fund which Mayor Georg; A. Quigley has established.
 Although no official approval has been given to the report, it is saiI that the Vermont team will start with Connecticut boys in the i po- sitions. Many of the athletes arc from New Britain and Hartford but there are many from other parts of the state
 Arrangements were made by Dr. Frank Zwick, a former Vermont academy player; Dr. Joseph Potts, whose son, Joseph, Jr., is q member of the Vermont squad; Coach Burke of the Vermont team and Coach George NJ Cassidy of the New Brit ain team. Approval of their plans was given by Dr. Cook, headmaste.' of Vermont academy, Principal Louis P. Slade and School Supt. Stanley H. Holmes.
 Dr. Zwick has offered his services gratis. Other local men who are members of the Central Board of Approved Football officials are eX pected to offer their services.
 New Britain boys at the academy are William Mangan, Joseph Bog danski, William Ross, Arnold and Kenneth Westcrgren, Frank Casalc, Joseph Potts. Herman Schmarr. An thony Nevulis and Gunnard Nelson. An East Berlin boy, Mcdonald, is also on the squad. Four Hartfor1 boys, kcnney, Hollcy, Kelly and Ca bitore arc also playing with the Yer mont team.
 Mayor Explains Fund
 Mayor QuigIcy today issued q statement Tn explanation of the Christmas Relief Fund, for the pur- pose of clearing up possible misun- derstandings which may arise. The statement is as follows:
 ITO the Public:
 Tn order that there will be no misunderstanding regarding Now Britain's Christmas Fund l wish to inform the public as to the handling and distributing of the fund.
 "The fund is now in charge of William Day, city comptroller, and Curtiss Sheldon, city treasurer, all ell, 1,n lA n New Britain's Christmas Fund
 Tt is in nowise connected with the welfare department of the city 
 About December 1 a committee to take charge of the distribution of act under the advice of those con- rected with the welfare organiza- tions of the city.
 "A trainer investigator will be connected with the committee.
 The committee on distribution will be selected from among the groups who have given or who have been instrumental in raising the fund.
 When the idea of the New Brit ain Christmas Fund was inaugurat- cd it wG felt that the fund would be distributed and the work ended at Christmas. but in view of the continued widespread distress it iS felt by those interested and sponsor ing the fund that it be continued for an indefinite period
 The distributing of funds will however. begin about Christmas and
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06
BOSTON BANK CLEARING

Boston. Nov. (UP)-Bank clear. ings: Exchanges, sS1,000,00o: bal aIces. s41, 100000.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06

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La gaceta., 1930-08-19

viendo... Noche obscura... la
mas deslumbradoras.. una pa
red que Sc d~esploma... un techo
que Sc viene al suelo... una IA
milia desconsolada viendo CO.
mo Sc queman los muebles Y
pensando aunque algo tarde,
que Sc ha olvidado de pagan la
prima a la Compania de Segu~
ros... caballos asustados que CO.
cean.., bueyes espantados que
mugen... IN asno amilanado Ian
zando rebuznos... corderos ba-
lando... y, para dar la nota CO.
mica, algunos patos y gansos,
con ell pico alberto, batiendo las
alas, medic corriendo medic
volando... icud... cud... cud...!
mo es de este modo como enten
deis la cosa? iCanastos... me pa
La gaceta., 1930-08-19
n "maruga'' o algo parecido.

I'm "maruga' o algo parecido.
La excusa de los promotores
en- ell presente case es que ell tai
Parker derroto a Luis en- otra
parte, cuando ell "Lenero" es-
taba enfermo o tenfa algo que
lie imposibilitaba pelear.
Hallandose Luis en- buenas
condolences fisicas no es possible
que Blonde, nj siquiera empa-
tie con el.
Resultado de TODD que ell Lee
nero gan6 los diez asaltos y los
Expenditures, a los cuales Sc ha-
bia ofrecido una 'taccion reni-
.da", salieron renegando. Mu-
chos de ellos volveran la sema-
ma pr6xima, sabiendo que les
va a pasar 10 mismo, para tener
ell placer de salir descontentos y
"llamando nombres" a los en-
presarios.
Las costiHas del pobre Par
ker resistieron la Avalanche"
salida de los punos del ahijado
de Rosendo.
Blonde Sc agarraba de tai
manera que daba lastima, en-
"acci6n renida".
Tn protegido del empresario,
Trenton Vaughn, de Seminole,
venci6 a Young Shortino.
Richard Hernandez hizo ia
La gaceta., 1930-08-19

bellos paisajes!... va sabeis que
no los hago NAL.
Como Rousseau, como Ca
bat, como Dupre, como Troyon..
iSon muy es.imados Vuestros
paisajes!... ipalabra de honor!..
Solo que actualmente tengo mu-
chos... un saldo complete de es-
tie articulo que me es precise
echar fuera.
i Preferis las marinas?
i Muchisimo... 81 no consul
tara mas que a mis- simpatfas! /.
iSlempre he adorable ell mari.
iOh!... ia playa de Trouville,
con un sol poniente muy roio Y
hermoso criaturas con ropas ri
carescasl Els mi passion como
aficionado; pero como nego-
ciante, iay!, he de sacrificarme
La gaceta., 1930-08-19

rece que nc Sc puede compren-
der de otra formal. Els un cua-
dro complete. iy b6nito, vive
Dios!... lmuy precioso!... ipala-
bra de honor!
i Empiezo la obra?
-Guardaos de hacerlo.
Jorge miro es~tupefacto al Sc
nor Vibert: este sonri6, CONT
nuando:
isl, querido, guardaos de
hacerlo! Els, en- verdad, bonito,
pero comdn, vulgar, rancio,
anejo, del tempo de Maricas-
tana... Els todavia menos CO.
rriente que ell interior rdstico..,
No 10 quiero bajo ning1n pre-
texto.
La gaceta., 1930-08-19

al agrado del publico... la mari
ma es cosa que no Sc pide abso-
tutamente. ion, de ningdn mo-
do! inc! Y a tai punto, que mi
esposa me decfa ell otro dfa:
Vibert, mi b@ea amigo, 5de qu6
pro0ie1ae tan injusto desprecio
por las marinGs? Y 70 no supe
que contestarle.
i Efectos de nieve?
Hay circulando quinientos
o seiscientos cuadros por 10 me-
nos, que no hacen sino pasar v
volver a pasar por ell Hotel de
Ventas.
. Naturalezas muertas?
En- cuanto a ESQ, Sc prefie-
re hoy 10 antique a 10 moderno.
Is absurdo, pero es asi.
-iPues, senior, NADIA os cOrA
La gaceta., 1930-08-19
III

En- resumidas cuentas-di
jo riendo' Jorge,-ique es 10 que
Guereis, amigo MIC?
No 10 se... ipalabra de no
nor!-respondi6 Vibert.-Pero
no hay que perder por ESQ Ia
esperanto. Continual poniendo
de manifesto vueatras ideas.
Teneis tai collection, que Sc pue
den mover con palas!... Poseeis
una infinidad de ideas. Esco-
geremos del monitor Y segura-
mente acabaremos por encon-
trar una que tenga gracioso
corte.
He hecho estudios Eel vera
no 1ltimo en- Compiegne y en-
Fontainehlau. los puedo pintar
La gaceta., 1930-08-19

ca bastante pronunciada.-Ya
me habeis hecho cinco o seis de
estos interiors; rusticos-con-
tinu6.-Entre nosotros lie dire
que, me ha costado mucho, pero
mucho ell colocar los ultimos...
Lo sabeis, caro- amigo, no tiene
salida csc genera.
-Asi-repuso Jorge,-ique
reis otra cosa?
ST. 81 es possible, Y para
vos es cosa facil... iTen6is una
inspiration tan sorprendeRte !
iAh! iteneis una naturaleza RI
CAL. Jun temperamento, plea
ruelo!... Jun temperamento... de
los raros!
u Que diriais del incendio
de una casa de labor?
Me parece que 10 estoy
La gaceta., 1930-08-19
BOXEO
HOY LLEGARA Ell FILIPI-
NO HAMBRIGHT

FL promoter Kennedy, del
116 de Artilleria recibi6 aver
I'm telegrama del gladiator fill
pino Vicente Hambright, comu-
nicandole que llegaria a Tampa
en- la manana de hoy. Ham
bright Sc hllaba aver en- Allan
ia, Ga, y dice que Ell NAL esta-
do de los caminos en- Tennessee
y Kentucky, pues viene en- auto
m6vil, oblig6 a demorarse.
Hoy por la tarde hara ejerci-
clos en- ell gimnasio del Circu-
10 ell notable boxeador.
La gaceta., 1930-08-19

Tommy White ha venido pre-
parandose con sumo cuidadO
para este combate y aver mani
fest6, luego de practicar con Ed
Flynn, que SUI estado fisico es
inmejorable. "Tengo la seguri-
dad de que batire a Hambright.
Despues de mi combate del jue-
yes invadire la division de peso
mediano.
"Yo quisiera que Kennedy
consiguiera para pelear conmi-
La gaceta., 1930-08-19
OTRA DERROTA DE GAG
NON

Filadelfia, Agosto 19.-Un
j6ven boxeador de, peso compile
TO, a quien Sc concede la posibi.
Iidad de escalar las primeras
posiciones de su categorfa,
Frank Cawley, de Pittston, Pa,
derrot6 aver por puntos a Jack
Gagnon, ell franco canadense
que. reside en- Boston, Mass.
Diez rounds duro ell combate.
Gagnon pesaba una libra
mas que su rival 100.
La gaceta., 1930-08-19

Mandell continuara boxean-
do; pero no sera bajo la direc-
.cion de Kane, aunque Ell contra
to entire ambos expira en- julio
de 1881.
Kane asegura que tratara de
cobrar su tanto por ciento en-
todas las peleas que Sammy We
rifique hasta que finalice 81
contrato.
La gaceta., 1930-08-19
CHINO A Y TEMES
OFRECERAN UNA GRAN
A

Chino Alvarez y Joe Temes,
ell primero de West Tampa y ell
segundo de Palmetto Beach, Sc
ran los protagonistas de la Sc
mifinal del jueves, en- Benja-
min Field.
No quiere Alvarez romper su
Ultima cadena de victorias Y
para evitarlo tendra que poner
fin al "avance triunfal' de Te-
mes.
Comprendiendo 10 que lie con
vendria ostentar una victoria
sobre Chino, Temes ha dicho a
sus amigos que solo un fen6me-
no puede malograr su triunfo.
La gaceta., 1930-08-19
NOTAS De BOXEO

Otra vez, anoche, en- la Are
ma de la Decima, Sc engan6 al
p1blico.
Sc present6 a Blonde Parker
como un boxeador de primera
fila, capaz de batir a Luis Con
zalez, y result6 un "peluca",
La gaceta., 1930-08-19
FOLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
LAS TRAGEDlAS
DE PARIS
Traducci6n de
Pedro Pedlaza y Paez

y hacienda enfurecer un cato
tirandole de la cola. iGruese y
Chardin, rejuvenecido por la
manera de Bion y de Marchal J..
iMuy bonito, mucho, muy her
moso!... ipalabra de honor!
i Entonces os quedais con
6l?
DE ninguna manera.
Sin embargo, ESQ agrada...
No mucho...-repuso ell Sc
nor Vibert hacienda una nue.
La gaceta., 1930-08-19
BATTALINO DHRhOTO J
TAYLOR

Hartford, Conn, Agosto 10.
Ell campe6n mundial de peso
de pluma, Bat Battalino, alcon-
70 aver la decision de los jueces
sobre Bud Taylor, de Terre
Haute, Indiana.
La pelea Sc efectuo en- ell esta-
dio de Hurley y no Sc discutia
ell tftulo del italiano.
La gaceta., 1930-08-19
CLASIFICADOS

VENDO una PER- asabuesa
muy fina y muy maestro en- CO.
nejos. Sc da a prueba. Tambien
vendo algunos cachorritos muv
baratos. Nebraska 3202.-Te-
lefono 1896.
La gaceta., 1930-08-19
MAYS PUSO A DORMIR A
DI CARLO

New York, Agosto 19.-Ar-
mando Di Carlo, de Italia, fu6
acostado aquf aver, en- ell quinto
asalto, por Harold Mays, de Ba-
yonne, New Jersey. Ambos per-
tenecen a la division de peso
complete.
Di Carlo pesaba 1912, tres y
media libra menos que su opo-
nente.
La gaceta., 1930-08-19

ga, Ell Tampa venci6 aver al Sell
ma. Gregory, ell joven pitcher,
lanz6 en- buena forma, dejando
en- siete hits a los visitantes.
Manolo Cueto anoto una carrie
ra y pogo un hit.
Selma 1c, I'll, lie; Tampa &c,
8h, lie.
Pensacola &c, 5h, De; Mont
gomery DC, All, Re.
La gaceta., 1930-08-19

BUNGALOWS PARA VEN.
DER o NEGOCIAR
Gale IL 1924.
Holmes 1903, entire las ave
midas 20 y q.
3a Avenida 2314.
Long ST. 220S, cerca de Pa :
metto.
Poo al Sontado, ell resto CO
modamente. M. o. SOUDER,
Florida 14z1.
La gaceta., 1930-08-19
Sc DESEA

Ahora IS el tempo para come1
Ear su curse mercantil, de ne
gocits, Nuestro metodo de ense.
nanza in1ensiva y superioreS
faci.idadeJ nos habilitan para
enconti sr empleo a~los gradua-
dos. Glasses diurnas y nocturnas.
Pasara a listed concurrir q uu
colegio corlo
BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
OF TAMPA, Inc.
Telsfono Ass Tampa y Cas-
La gaceta., 1930-08-19

iPRESTAMOS! a Vd. $25,
$50, 500, 5000, $500 por 20
meses a pagarnos mensual con
muy POGO interes, sobre sus
muebles. Todo muy reservado.
Edificio de la Logia Ell Aguila
de Orc, 16 y 9 ave. 20 piso. Ho-
ras de 4 a 7.
La gaceta., 1930-08-19
MANDELL NO VOLVERA A
PELEAR BAJO LAS OR
DENES DE KANE

Chicago, Agosto 19.-Sam-
my Mandell, excampe6n de pc
so ligero, y Eddie Kane, SUI ma
mayer durante nueve amos, Sc
han separado.
La gaceta., 1930-08-19

Sc VENDE.-Una esquina
en- la avenida Michigan y N.
Albany. Sc da barata. Telefo-
no H46-604. Montoto.
La gaceta., 1930-08-19

bias con Young Raymond
.Franckie Perez fue vencido por
Young Diamond. Tablas hicie-
ron Jimmy Lorente y Joe Miller.
Tn programme para repetlr-
Sc en- la arena de la "draga".
Lou Diamond, ell promoter,
arrib6 a Tampa animado por el
deseo de conferenciar con su
amigo Kennedy. FL visitante
-quiere ofrecer aquf, en- ell invier
no, dos o tres "bouts" de impor-
tancia.
La gaceta., 1930-08-19

go a hombres como Manuel
Quintero, Relampago Saguero
e Ignacio Ara.
La gaceta., 1930-08-19

Aunque sin IA esperanto de
ganar ell primer puesto en- la Ii
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-31
The Sachet Cure

Apparently the highway commission De
leves that the way to cure cancer smallpox
or hives is to use sachet powder to cover up
the symptoms.
Such at least, is a fair comparison WIN
the rather unusual methods taken to prevent
anv criticism of the manner in which twenty
millions of dollars of the peoples money IS
,being sDent bv men who have no technical
knowledge and at least no more than an aV-
erape amount Of business experience.
The director of the system, when the
state board of accounts calls attention to
methods and transactions that are doubtful
or capabIe of betterment, rushes to the Gov
ernor and secures an order putting the silenc-
er on the auditing department of the gov
eminent Hereafter, it is announced, the
state board will not make public any findings
concerning this department, that now seems
to be sacred and above criticism.
When the Governor returns from the
glamor of White House society and reaches
the less rarified atmosphere of his daily job,
he might well ponder into what morass his
fondness for the highway commission is lead
ing him.
The department spends more money than
all the other branches Of state government.
1t levies the highest tax upon the citizenry'
It should be the most closely scrutinized, for
the handling of much money offers large
temptations
The giving of contracts by the board sug-
gests that there should be more inquiry and
publicity, not less. concerning this depart
ment.
At times the computations of the state
board of accounts in reckoning the lowest
bids have been strangely overridden.
Perhaps the legislature, if there is an
improvement next year in its caliber, will
answer a popular demand for more efficient
system of road building.
1t might even plan for an escape from the
cement trust through state plants operated
by our idle prison population. And certainly
it will look into the advantages of board
composed of engineers, giving all their time
to the Job as against the present system OF
naming four rubber stamps who will approve
all the acts of the political selection of the
Governor.
The Governor should take off the lid, not
screw it tighter, on all inquiries by the board
of accounts.