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~CHTY BEGINS ACTION FORNEW TRALOF GGT CAS CSES OBrien, Fortified by Supreme Court Ruling, Opposes Plea | Corporation Counsel Joh P. for Injunctions? | O'Brien, fortified by the dectifon of that the.clty had a right to intervene; in the suit of the Consolidated Gas Company and others to dediare the 90-cent gas law unconstitutional, be- gan action to-day looking to a new trial of all the issues, with the city as a party. His first step was t6 file a motion in the United States District Court against an application of seven gas companies other than the Consoli- dated for a temporary injunction abolishing the §#0-cent maximum rates as confiscatory. ‘The matter went over until June 14, the date set’ for the argument on the permanent injunction sked by the Consolidated. Corporation Counsel O’Brien an- nounced to-day that all suits involv- ing home rule are affected by the Unitea States Suprethe Court ruling, New York, he declared, scored a big noint, not only in its fight for 80-; cent gas, but also in its right to. run buses in various parts of the city. When the Consolidated Gas Com- pany began its action to have the , Federal Court restrain “interference with a charge for gas higher than 80 cents, and which will probably be ite way, it named as defendants the Attorney General, the Public Service from $1.10 to $1.15 if the company has | ; Commission and the District Atter- ney, Corporation Counsel Burr asked leave to intervene but his application was fought by the ‘company and qudge Mayer held that the city was not»@ necessary or proper, party to the action, Judge Mayer was upheld by the Circuit Court of Appeals, and Mr, Burr took the matter to the Unt- ted States Supreme Court. - Meanwhile the Corporation Counsel appeared jn the case and took an active part, but only at the suffer- ance of District Attorney Swann, before Judges Ward, Mayer and Knox J, Recipe with Harvard Ginger Ale H rvard Ginger Grape Fizz ' Abraham 8. 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