The evening world. Newspaper, November 30, 1915, Page 12

i Hf a, ee re! FINAL PLEAS AGAIKST MOTOR BUS FRANCHISE Fifth Avenue Line, Traction Com- panies and Property Owners Protest at Hearing. Final pleas against granting a franchise to the New York Motor Bus Company, which seeks to operate buses on new routes, were heard yea- terday by the Franchise Committee of the Board of Estimate at the hear- provided for by the statutes, @ chief plea against granting the franchise was by William H. Page, gounge! for the Fifth Avenue Co; Company, which operates the present | fat bus lines. * Briefs were put in on behalf of | Geo the Interborough Rapid Transit Com- pany and the New York Railways Company, in which the argument that the buses would cut down the | eeoted of the new subways was put forward, The Third Avenue Rallway Company also put In a brief opposing granting the franchise. 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