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the Whole?
DELEGATE PENNIMAN: I have no comment to
enlighten. I can state my prejudices would be for the
traditional method of using it, C-o-m-p-t.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Morgan.
DELEGATE MORGAN: That would be my inclination,
too, to use the spelling as existing since the Constitution
of 1867, and not change the spelling at this particular
time.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Dukes.
DELEGATE DUKES: I want to speak in opposition
to the amendment, Mr. President.
I would like to say to Delegate Stern and Dele-
gate Finch the only thing that impresses me more than the
kV'omen Leaguers is the Washington Post editorial on CPA's.
I am certainly happy we have two of them in the delegation.
Nonetheless, it seems to me that the word. Controller,
applies to someone who controls something. I don't know
about the Dictionary. The word. Comptroller, nobody knows
what that means and the present status of Louie's job, I
think, is very appropriate. Therefore, I would urge that