Times Independent | 1923-02-08 | Page 6 | There Must be Co-Ordination among All Facilities for Transportation

V there must be ordination coordination co among all facilities for transportation I 1 ty THOMAS C PO PON V P erie railroad our problem then is to so dav lop the transportation uh handle promptly prompt lj ard without bite w itic the normal and in time timis of e to have elasticity to handle for a short time peak of the lond J I 1 ft ant to make it clear that lien I 1 of transportation fad itic I 1 do not limit the phrase to railroad facilities because bemuse there is 6 it 1 larger realization realisation that there must be ordination coordination co between all for transportation but that ench each must play ita its part it took yas ya s of education in which the railroad companies i cited to bring to the mind of the farming population the need for hi ghigli 1 gli wa and that tin acon hus hu now sunk in is shoun by the fact thit thitu m i 1922 there was scheduled for expenditure in the united states a the tile amount furnished by the national government a total ot of nearly t million dollar dollars I 1 contrast Cont rapt this with the statement which has been repeatedly null p that to properly keep abrea t of the national development the railroad rail must expend one billion dollars this figure was impressive but t aa a matter of fait fact it is only million dollars more than the amodid C spent on highways g