The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1922, Page 6

‘ story to the effect that DENIES RIFT SMITH OVER 1 NEW TRANSIT HEAD Never hdverstod Grover Whalen for Post, Mayor Asserts. Mayor Hylan to-day denied withou the slightest qualification a newspaper aplit is tm. minent between Gov.-elect Smith and himeelf over who shal) head the new ‘Transit Commission or its local equiv- Valent under home rule legislation. It wus asserted in the story dented ) > by the Mayor that he is in favor of reer eevee errr enn | 0S +the former Smith Plant and Structures Commissioner Grover A. Whalen for the job of ‘Transit Director, but that Gov.-elect Amit insists that John H. Delnney, Who was Transit Commissioner dur fing Amith'’s first term and ts now Commissioner of Docks under Mayor ‘Hylan, shall get the job Appearing in much better health and spirits than he has in many Months, the Mayor at first refused to werlounly discuss the ulleged rift be- tween the Governor-elect and himself ‘He called attention to) the fact that the denied a similar rumor about two weeks ago und that he did not think the ought to be called upon again to even dignify by contradiction a report Which, he said, sas absurd on its very face. But when he was informed that the Iatest report must at this time be either affirmed or denied the Mayor | “If 1 must discuss again the story that there is a difference between the Governor-elect und myself over the transit problem in this city, all I can say is that there isn't the slightest grounds for rumors of differences. ‘lL have not advoratud Grover A Whalen for a transit post or even dis cussed such a matter with any one. T have not advocated any one for a transit post. Inasmuch as the tran- si: problem has not yet neen attacked br the Legislature why shoulc impos- bible stories of differences of opinion, Or even quarrels, be ciroulated?" Concerning the report that Smith favors Delaney for transit head, it is . Pecalled that before Delaney was ap- Pointed *ransit Commissioner during Administration Mayor Hylan was one of his strongest backers, Mayor Hylan stated in a former in- terview that he and the Governor- elect are in accord on the broad prin- elpies of home rule and that he was @onvinced that the home rule progrum|: |b would be carried out to the letter in harmony, To-day the Mayor reiterated these sentiments, He declared & might be the desire of * some to stir up trouble—meaning Newspapers—but he predicted thut the . entire transit problem would be solved . i a manner satisfactory to the people of this city. ee a ONCK PRIDE OF ATLANTIC, OLD NEW YORK BRINGS 874.000, CONSTANTINOPLE, Deo 6 (Asno- lated Press).—The transatlantic liner New York, once the pride of the Amer- ean passenge: tleot, was sold at suction day ty the American Consul General to an Italian merchant for $78,000. in satisfaction for the claims of half a dozen creditors aggrewating a quarter ¢ of + million doll THE EVENING ALS 5h lbh DECEMBER 6, 1022. 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