Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-22

Councils committee for instance. will
ask the legislature 'r Civ" CIV t"nrCI
tho power tu fiN all SH,aricS for which
r"unnil has 'o PROV id" tho funds. Thl,
would prevent tho l.rIi>Iutur" tiNiic
salaries for county otticrrN and en-
plnyps. and forcing tI" city tn iHN III"
salaries ont ut local 'aNe,. This pro.
po~al contains tho stnc basic idea aS
is In the llHn to rcutra,iAc rn>puuSjbl)-
!'N for r",l~trurtion and expenditure.
The i>su"S involved ma" figure IN the
approaching lnaNorulty election.
An interesting point about III" current
discussion Of the ART Mu>ounl and VIZ
tory Hall projects il that the uhi"rtion
j. not directed against III" prui"r'>
Themselves but against the wr'L"i If
accomplishing their rsa'.2a'ion. Even
III" most ardent SUPP ortrr> of these
I,HuS f"el they should hr carried o3t
with couuiu" rcUnomy and efficiency
II is felt in Informed quarters that thor"
viii b." more expedition, in the rvcCu.
tton Of the plans If tn" control Of tho
funds and of II" construction L. rcu.
tralized and NOT scattered among >ou-
arnt" aIthuriti"~. tNntra'.zu'.uu. n =
argued. WORKS for dispatch ~ we'll us
for economy.
II = ,h" system which N- pc,o'ir
and the others arc G'tac;ir.. Tlcv
say thar Il tn" present system j. al
lowed u continue the civ viii be
as much overr'IN with separate and oN To-
pen >ive building authorities as the State
now j. The state j. planning to
eliminate a'l he separate binding com
missions. Of which there arc more than
score. md coordinate all in a State
department Of 'ubliC works. Seuarl,n
I I ,,.f -. 3. -.
/ pcrioncr, say Independents. have a
tendency to Iri," up costs b"cnuSe "t the
lack OF immediate comparison uf "N.
penSes and bocnus" "t tn" inevitable
growth Of independence" IT 'tion in
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son that they d,l not levy = tax bVt
ARRANGED 7" US" '.Ao' a.r"a ~ "pir", .,,
pria'"d by ' 'Nh'!! l"E u convention AI'
ana 70 g"' S'rN h"4.,. MAJ 1"""I ~
l"'ght H. hreur. from . ""h'l!. b"'
NUpno>lMg the ":"lL!>''oh'rS We're h''
poltcaIIy IN sympathy W.'H u" MA
J"rity in Council, would SN'h gen
tem'n agreement have been ma4r
,ct NJ 1874 In Force
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are gong AHruT On ~" p"S'S t.,n' t'''
L's'H.atar" a,i'h"r."''! me 'e'Itiis "
( tN oF 'n' o'"ii'', '!yn''r, "hn' '"'
comes "l ne hrt OF >'t W"teA rro'i,";'
Nat our county '"'''"'S''oh'rH Si'"
"l"'i" no money nn%rrmt thnt HNpr"lrl
ated by oui''N d" N1tUat"M "p
p'aFS :" b" 10" 1HToFeH 70 be aiIo""'
I" %"'t on the h'm$E OASIS "E''"
SlehHInE, ~ lrI"nIIN agreement "''
tween CoNn'!I ana the 'oVliA!NS!"herH,
When h" discussion turned 70 IN
apparent increases III cost Whl'n H"
Ne!DDpl once bONieS OhtS4.r or IHt tiI'N