Mr. Powell. You recognize that something should be done to prevent the raw sewage from going into the river?
Prof. Weil. Yes, sir.
Mr. Powell. All that you are aiming at is to have it done as inexpensively as possible?
Prof. Weil. Yes; and not arbitrarily.
Mr. Powell. There is no desire to take anybody by the throat; this is a friendly consultation.
Prof. Weil. I understand that, but we would like know what is going to be done.
Mr. Powell. To the general scheme proposed by Prof. Phelps you have no objection; your objections apply only to the details of working it out?
Prof. Weil. As to the general scheme for St. Clair?
Mr. Powell. Yes.
Prof. Weil. Do you mean the use of the interceptors, and so forth?