Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 42, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 June 1933 — Page 18

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REPUBLICAN IS HEAD OF PUBLIC WORKS PROJECT Sawyer May Be Replaced If Democrats Can Find His Equal. This is another of a series on leading personalities in the Roosevelt administration. BY FREDERICK C. OTHMAN I'nited Prest Staff Correnpondent WASHINGTON, June 29. Donaid Hubbard Sawyer is a Republican and he doesn't care who knows it. He also is such an expert civil engineer that he holds the Job as administrator for the Roosevelt public worjes program. Sawyer's appointment is temporary, contingent upon the administration being able to find a Democrat who can do the Job as well as he does. Indications are, however, that he will go down as the only Republican official in this Democratic regime. That is because he is one of the most eminently well-fitted men in the nation to spend $3,300,000,000 on public building projects. Built Traction Lines He has built traction systems, skyscrapers and army camps. He has laid out cities and mapped roads. He is as much at home behind a surveyor's tripod as he is behind a mahogany desk. In his new office at the interior department he has no vast expanse of mahogany before him. He uses a second-hand desk retrieved from a clerk who moved out when he moved in. He has two small rooms. He works in one of them. A pair of stenographers in the oter office steers a horde of job and loan seekers away from their chief. Between times the stenographers answer the one telephone, which rings constantly. Sawyer Speaks Slowly Sawyer is tall, lean and tanned. He looks like the handsome engineer in the movies, except that he has a curl of whitening hair which dangles over his left eye. He brushes back the curl every now and again but it always returns. He speaks slowly, deliberately and politely. That takes time because there are scores of daily visitors whom the stenographers can’t head off. Sawyer thus works usually from 8:30 a. m. to 10:30 p. m. Recently he issued an appeal for delegations of state and municipal dignitaries to stay at home instead of coming to see him for loans he can’t grant. He explained that un- j der the law such loans first must be approved by two engineers and one administrator to be appointed in each state. The latter still have not been named. Sawder said he hoped the statement would keep some visitors away. Delegations Still Coming Apparently they ignored it. The delegations still are coming. A recent one was headed by Mayor Dickman of St. Louis, who wanted $40,000,000 for road building and city improvement projects. Sawyer received the mayor and his retinue courteously and assured them that their request wuold be

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Popular melodies in unusual arrangements will be featured bv Evan Evans. Do Re Ml. and Freddie Rich’s orchestra in a variety program to be presented ovpr WABC and the Columbia network. Thursday from 8 to 6:30 p. m. Aldn Rieri’s Phantom Strings, a union* ensemble of three violins ,a viola, bass viol, guitar and Diano or celeste, •ill have its premiere over an NBC-WLW and network Thursdav at 0:30 n. m. The United States Marine band will be heard in a program specially prepared for the radio audience of Brasil in a broadcast over WFBM and the Columbia network from 6:30 to 7 p. m. Thursdav. HIGH SPOTS OF THURSDAY NIGHT’S PROGRAM 6:OO—NBC (WEAFt—Vallee's orchestra; guests. 645 NBC 'WJZi Flovd Gibbons. World's Fair reporter. 7:OO—NBCC (WJZi Death Valley Davs, drama. NBC (WEAFl—Show Boat. 7:3o—Columbia—Columbia revue. NBC 'WJZi—Wavne King and his orchestra. 8:00—NBC (WEAFi—Jack Pearl. Columbia—John Henrv. Black River Giant. NBC iWJZi—Chicago Symphony orchestra. B:ls—Columbia—Windy City revue. 9:3O—NBC (WJZi—U. S. Army band. The seauel to the storv of the rise of Eillev Orrum from dish washer to Queen of the Comstock, with a million dollar yearly Income, will be told bv the Old Ranger during the Death Valiev Davs program. Thursday at 7 p. m.. over WLW and an NBC network. A medlev of “moon and roses” songs as sung by Charles Carlile. tenor, .and Barbara Maurel. contralto, and plaved bv Freddie Berrens' orchestra will be the highlight of the Columbia revue broadcast over WFBM and the Columbia network. Thursday, at 7:30 p. m. "Mr Heart at Thv Sweet Voice." the beautiful contralto aria from Saint Saens' most famous opera. "Samson and Delilah will be featured bv Maude Roonev when she appears as soloist with Howard Barlow and the Columbia Symphony orchestra. Thursdav from 8:45 to 9:15 p. m.. over WFBM and the Columbia network. given the fullest possible consideration. Sawyer is a considerate and affable man. If he were a bit less kindly to callers he might have more time to spend at home with his wife in the evenings. Next: Lewis Douglas, bicycling enthu- " siast guards taxpayer*’ pennies as budget director.

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CITY ENGINEER PROVES TARTAR TO WATER CO, Utility Attorneys Discover Witness Is Far From ‘Easy Mark.’ A premature July Fourth celebration, with verbal pyrotechnics, entertained spectators Wednesday and today in federal court during hearing of the Indianapolis Water Company's extended suit for higher rates. Attorneys for the company found they had caught a ‘ tartar'’ when they began cross-examination of M. G. <oley) Johnson, senior assistant city engineer, who testified in regard to the city’s appraisal of the company's distribution system. Johnson, an aggressive, two-fisted field engineer, with a Hitler mus-

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tache and mannerisms, had learned a few points about engineering testimony from the company's highpriced engineering witnesses, and he refused to be badgered into answering ‘‘yes’’ or "no” to questions, without getting to give qualifying explanations. He engaged in frequent verbal tilts with company attorneys while being questioned as to his method of arriving at some of the figures he presented, being rebuked several times by Albert Ward, special master in chancery, who is conducting the case. Company attorneys failed to shake Johnsons testimony, one of them becoming so irritated by the witness’ belligerent mood that he went so far as to correct him on a grammatical error. Joseph J. Daniels, company attorney, attempted to obtain admission that Johnson, in preparing a part of his appraisal figures, merely had

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taken figures of a company witness. ■ Malcolm Pimie, and deducted 40 1 per cent to obtain the city’s figure. “That is my judgment figure," replied Johnson, using an expression frequently voiced by the company's engineering witnesses. “Analysis does show that it is 40 per cent lower than the Pimie figure.” A nutritionist points out that, while rhubarb is classed scientifically as a vegetable, it is very properly used as a fruit in balancing the diet.

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