Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1929, Page 20

3 o o3 T e S e 'THE EVENING STAR, ASHINGTbN. D. €, THURSDAY, MARCH et Toreglai s | TOERCIY P GOWNS Thursday Friday Saturday New York Mayor Pleads With - Vigor for Bills Before Legislature. . | Special Dispatch to The Star, = . o ALBANY, March 14—Mayor Walker came back to the halls of the Legls- l k W’l t ONE J D 0 l: 1 R lature here yesterday, where he for- 00 a merly rwas at hOTC (?’r r16 yemrls.i to . . plead for the enactment of several im- A Timely Celebration Event Offering Boriant New York CLy bl which were i by aptly jescr) as urni g e Over 1,000 Smart New Easter St dwork for the bullding of the B d d The measures called for transit uni- fication, a permanent commission for the planning of the city of tlhe‘:‘;xturc'. S t d ' an authority for the construction of future bridges and tunnels and a board a ur ay' of sanitary control to take over the health problem of the metropolis. Officials Back Mayor. ‘The mayor, supported by all the trans- it authorities of the State and city. and other city officials, appeared at the hearing on the bills before the joint committee of the public service com- mittee of the Senate and the city affairs committee of the Assembly. The hear- ing lasted five hours. Mayor Walker spoke on all four measures under consideration, showing the old time fire that used to flash on the floor of the Senate chamber, in replying to the argument of James L. Quackenbush, counsel for the Inter- borough Rapid Transit Co., who vigor- ously condemned the transit policies of the Walker administration. Mr. Quackenbush was playing a lone hand against the transit forces of the city and the B. M. T. in opposing the . Untermyer _unification plan. and he - ; was outspoken, vindictive and threat- Scems too good to be ening at times. o] o Ir. Quackenbush declared, frankly 2, doesivt it o . 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