Program at Baltimore

sections except the pitot meter water waste survey, which has been deferred until a supervisor with the required engineering training is available. The bureau owns the flow-measuring equipment needed to pursue a pitot meter survey. The equipment was purchased in 1920 and was used through 1932 in a well organized water leak and waste survey. In 1932, owing to budgetary restrictions, the survey was reduced to a house-to-house inspection program, which was finally discontinued in November 1945 with the retirement of