Mr. Paul Garbarini, of Carlstadt, a certified public accountant, who audits the books of the Hudson County Mosquito Extermination Commission, said he was "shocked" when S.C.I. agents told him about a secret bank account and containing $155,000 of income never reported to him. He also testified as follows

Q. Mr. Garbarini, once this matter came to your attention did you have any conversations with Mr. C. Harry Callari?
A. Yes. He brought it up to me, oh, I would say a week to two after the investigators saw me.

Q. What did he say?
A. Well, he told me about the account.

Q. What did he tell you?
A. He told me he had an account and he was sorry he didn't tell me about it. And I asked him why he did something like that and he said it was to speed up work and things like that, and I said, "You know, it was in violation. You know, you were supposed to," and he said he realized it.

Q. Did he tell you where the money went that went into that account?
A. I didn't ask him, he didn't volunteer it.

Q. Did he tell you where it came from?
A. It came front the meadowland work on drainage.

Q. Meadowland work?
A. I would say, yeah, drainage and things like that,

Q. Did he tell you who the contributors to that account were?
A. Just corporations.

Q. Now, as a C. P. A. and as a registered municipal accountant, in your expert opinion what is the significance of the existence of this u-ndisclosed account?
A. Well, lie's concealing, concealing records from the audit.

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