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UNITED STATES GENERAL  ACCOUNTING OFFICE


WASHINGTON,  D C 20548


December 2, 1969


Deir Mr. Wditoni

     We have made a review for the settlement *t the accountd of
certifying officers of the Commission of Fine Arts through fiscal
year 1969.  Our review was made pursuant to the Budget and Account-
ig  Act, 1921 (31 U.S.C. 53), and the Accounting and Auditing Act
of 1950 (31 US.C.  67).

     We found the procedures for processing cash receipts ad
disbursements in use by the Office of the Secretary, Department of
the Interior, which maintains the Commission's account  an  reco s,
to be generally satisfactory*

     We noted, however, that the $1,000 Notice of Exception stated
 against Mr. Charles H. Atherton, Authorized Certifying Officer of
 the Commission, as the result of our audit for the settlement of
 the accounts of the certifying officers of the Commission through
 June 30, 1966, was still outstanding. On October 28, 1969, we made
 demand on surety for reimbursement of the $1,000 under the terms of
 the certifying officers' bond.

 -    In accordance with section 13 of title 8 of the General Account-
 ing Office Policy and Procedures Manual for Guidance of Federal
 Agencies, the records of financial transactions through June 30, 1969,
 except those relating to the outstanding Notice of Exception, may be
 transmitted to the Federal Records Center for storage.

      A copy of this letter is being sent to the Secretary, Department
 of the Interior.

                                    Sincerely yours,


                                    Charles F. McAuley
                                    Charles P. McAuley
                                    Assistant Director


The Honorable Milliam Walton
Chairman, Commission of Fine Arts
Departmentgd  the Interior Buidng
Washington, D. C.  20240


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