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which it is our duty under the statute and the Executive Order
to discharge.
Respectfully submitted,
Lloyd K. Garrison, Chairman."
Q Is that to be released?
THE PRESIDENT: If you want to carry that letter and the fact that this board
will be announced very soon, that is all right.
of But not to use the names?
THE PRESIDENT: Not the names yet. I have to get all three at the same time
and I will probably get the third name this afternoon.
Q Late enough for the morning papers?
Q Early enough for the evening papers? (Laughter)
THE PRESIDENT: That will give you a grand story.
Q In connection with the textile strike, did you have a telegram from
Senator Kean, of New Jersey?
MR. McINTYRE: Got it this morning.
THE PRESIDENT: What does the old boy want?
Q I think he has had a tip it was going to be done and he wanted to get in
on the band wagon quick. It has all the earmarks.
Q Somebody told him.
THE PRESIDENT: He would not have done it of his own accord.
Q Somebody told him it was going to be done.
Q Is there anything to say about Mayor LaGuardia's visit here?
THE PRESIDENT: No, I don't know what he is going to talk about. I suppose
in general it will be about the City financial problems and relief
problems.
There is one thing you boys could ask about and get an awfully
good story. About three months ago there appeared an editorial in the
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