Hanes greets successor as Undersecretary of Treasury. Washington, D.C., Dec. 30. John W. Hanes, left, who resigns his post as Undersecretary of Treasury Jan. 1 to reenter private business, greets his successor Daniel W. Bell, now acting Director of the budget. Bell has been a career civil service ma
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