( X-K.i v on Farley iother iccords be is? cor- , : tcni plated on Capital Hill seem to ?o a Ion? way toward explaining ir.Tiil ru;m'r5 hrrc I hit IjO':Llt;-Glavis, chief investigator for P\\*A ' and Secretary lekes, had “invents- ; gated'* I Vs* master General Far ley j — to Farley's intense indignation.* ; i Last summer Glavis and his men * | investigated the SI .50.000 post*; (office annex bmldmg and the S6.* ;. 000.000 federal com Is building in I Now York.The General KnilJrjs' Supply |, Corporation had sold about :,[: ODO of cement, plaster, brick and '* • ton* cotta blocks to the contrao 'tor or snb-cor.tfactors for the an* ncx y*b and ab-nt $15,000 of mv .feritls for the federal corn's job !General IvmMc:* Supply is,“ known in Xenv York as “Fatley's j 1. com piny” and the postmaster I general, although he resigned as I sis president, was still a stork hold- '* cr and presumably in control. ItleK Are Sllle*! jTfcr Irke.^GJrvis forces v.*ie es-’ pffia’ly interested in the lids on ‘ the anr./x job.3 The procurement divis-rei had 11 .J / . . 1 1 .- / . . A . . . . I