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March 20, 1932

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WATER BOARD HEADS FACE FUND INQUIRY ON $43,000,000 JOB; Deposits of 3 Commissioners Who Let Aqueduct Contract to McGovern Subpoenaed. SEABURY TRACING $550,000 Action Follows the Refusal of Contractor to Tell Why He Drew Cash From Concern. HAND REPLIES TO MAYOR Responds to Request to Amplify Charges Against Schroeder -- New Evidence on Flynn Scanned. WATER BOARD HEADS FACE FUND INQUIRY

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PALM SUNDAY.

By RUTH EVELYN HENDERSON

"A voice is singing 'The Palms,'" Joanna said; "I'm going to find" -- Before I could answer, she went And after her, down the stairway, I, too, sped, For the halls of the old apartment house were rent,

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Garner Calls for United Action in Emergency; Holds the One Goal Is 'Financial Salvation'

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

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NEWS AND GOSSIP OF THE STREET CALLED BROADWAY; Boston's Mr. Clive in an English Play -- Joe Cook Telegraphs

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PERHAPS it is to become the Springtime custom of Boston's E. E. Clive to act in this town. At all events he appeared here last April in "The Bellamy Trial" and now he is preparing a new piece wherein he will be starred. "Shanghai Marriage" is its title, and it is said to be the first work for the theatre of an Englishman, R. R. Harris.

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500,000 SEE OXFORD LOSE TO CAMBRIDGE; Light Blues Win by 5 Lengths for Ninth Straight Triumph Over Rival Crew. SPURT AFTER FIRST MILE Trailing Early in Race, Cantab Oarsmen Take Lead With Powerful, Rhythmic Strokes. THRONG IN HOLIDAY MOOD Spectators Line Four-Mile Course on Thames for 84th Meeting of Traditional Foes.

By Ferdinand Kuhn Jr.special Cable To the New York Times

Cambridge wins

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