CBTEZENS WHAT IS MOST DESIRABLE IN CIVIC MANAGEMENT? No. 9 Farsightedness in Civic Welfare It is essential that the men' to whom is entrusted the management of our City's affairs, should be men of vision, able to plan and carry out a constructive programme of administration which not only satisfies the needs of to-day, but also creates a firm foundation for future development. Renewal funds, reserves for unexpected contingencies, progressive planning of essential supplies and services that make full allowance for the inevitable growth of the city—these are common- , sense necessities. Vote the Citizens 1 Association Ticket This is No. 9 of a series—watch for further facts as they appear.
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Evening Star, Issue 23880, 9 May 1941, Page 8
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