Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 301, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 April 1922 — Page 8

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Highways and By-Ways of Lil’ CM’ New York By RAYMOND CARROLL (Copyright, 1922, by Pnblle Ledger Company.)

NEW YORK, April 28.—Westchester 'ounty is shivering with alarm alarm ver the possibility of being the neat . nary to be gulped down by the met politan set. In the opinion of Wasthesterians. all that New York has to •ffer is larger taxes and nongovernment, he misgovernnient, they say, of that igantic set. the Tammany Tiger- Their -ar has crystallized into talk of turning themselves —four small cities, eighteen owns and more than twenty villages Tread out over 450 square miles —into he new city of Westchester, and thus take a united front against the enroachments of the octopus of American i ties. Geographically, the people of Westhester County are in for It. for they re domiciled In the direct path of up ■ ard expression of the "six millions." he boundary of the State of New Jersey alts New York City on the west, and he Atlantitc Ocean is the southern •mindary. The metropolis can grow ter itorially in but two directions, eastward on Long Island and northward nto Westchester County, its sweeping rent lawn. The assessed valuation of property in Yestehester County is about $700,000,000, nd its population something a little mder 500,000. A nice, toothsome morsel r the hungry metropolis cat. Is it any .nder that the integral parts of Wogt:ester County are moving closer toher. like the cows in the Held when rk el.md' in the sk> signal the ap •oaoh of a thunderstorm? There is a •eater ' gtii for resistance in a •.idle of fagots than in the seme uiim • • r of fagots ottered singly for breakage. Holding the units of Westchester ounty together Is a slender cord—the •oanl of supervisors of forty-seven members who meet weekly In a $750,000 ' >unty courthouse at the most central >f the units, which Is the small city of

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White Plains. Supporting that cord in another hinder, namely, the Westchestfer County Chamber of Commerce, which h.ls asked Governor Miller to appeal before It on May IS, and outline a solution of the problem, for Westehesteriins gem erally agree that their board of supervisors is an unwieldy body, more of a public forum than anything else, arid what is needed is some sort of a small central governing body with a responsible executive in charge. The fate of Brooklyn, Staten Island and a large portion of Queen* County is ever the apparition of Westchester County ; the canaries that went down the red guiiet of the metropolis cat in ISW-S, called the Greater New York consolidation. If the absorption of Westchester Count j is attempted, undoubtedly s he chief witnesses for Westchester called to the b-r of the Legislature would be people in Staten Island who pay city taxes, and still receive their mail by R. >•’. I>.. and dweller* in Brooklyn, who blterly r.-sciit the submersion of the autonomy <>f the “City of Churches" into Brooklyn's present hated nickname of “New York’s bedroom,’’ The four small cities in Westchester County are Yonkers, with more than 100,000 population; Mt. Vernon and New Kochelle, each with 50,000, and White Plains, with 25,000 inhabitants. The township of Greenburgh, one of tile eighteen, is said to 1 e the wealthiest in America, with oodles of millionaire s. grading down from John D. Rockefeller Sr., aud his brother. William. In the proximity of Irvington alone, the doni idles of a• ore of ‘*eighi figure" man. reckoning their material side and. whar is more to the mustard, they are seriously active in local government affairs Almost the entire county is residential, villages thar have grown until they touch. There Is some foreign population in Yonkers, Mount Y'ernon, reekskill, Ossining and North Tarrytown, but the

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overwhelming bulk of the residents is about as American as that term can apply. Obviously Westchester County is dead against being passed Into the hopper of a metropolis that glories In Its foreign votes. True, about one-fifth of the dwellers of Westchester County are commuters who gain their bread In the great city below, but as rapidly us possible they conserve their wealth and retire to the fastness of their sylvan retreat, only visiting New York to shop and take in file theaters. Copyright. 1922, by Pub lie Ledger Company. HAD VOIR ONION TODAY? LONDON, April 28.—Dr. Edred M. Comes has launched a campaign to get people to eat more onions. He says U is the most healthful vegetable.

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