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Xccepting the statements and details as given by the Committee, I feel unable to
suggest the methods by which Clean carried out his frands, as far as I am personally
concerned, but I suggest that; knowing I was constantly overworked he presented the various bogus documents to me at times when be benew води the pressure of work was at its maximum. I fear also that I trusted unduly to the Treasurer and the Auditor to prevent and discover any irregularities I wish to make it- clear that I do not inputi any
these officials?
I reguet
blame a
that it would
appear that I did not exercise sufficient- vigilance; it is not difficult to realise this after the event, but I suggest that only extraordinary vigilance based on suspicion would have prevented these frands.
Since the discovery of Chan's defalcations a
I have experienced continuously the
year ago
most acute distress; I
anxious to be
at work again but most carnestly desire to have this painful matter concluded
be; I feel myself physically
as early
as
may
and mentally unable to endure further inquisition.
I shrink from the thought that, the
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