Henderson daily dispatch., December 13, 1932, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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ANALYZES RISE IN
COSTS OFJCHOOLS
Increase In Eipmjitm
Past 20 Years Accounted
For In Statement
,i.h !'««• 13 Why did public
N*»r’h Carolina eost fjv*
- ;inioh in 192*-30 as they did
!.-l> i-. iWmj as compared
'.*> **!♦* tins This is a question
r *' »r e asking and on« that
N irh Carolina Education Aaatv
i. !.»*• gathered official tourer
This item deali with the
- over which the school peo
• v * r ‘" control: one Iter will gi v ,
iel.iting to improved standard*
Cl*" im:{l »* s <°r the school chil
f
r ” "*«• ina J“r Actors in this in
'*' .in a. creased attendaiica. ln
r. *ng h of term and deareas.ee
; ” i'•.!!»: power of money,
r: w«.n 1914-13 and 1929-JO. tht
ri public schools in the Sut.
• >'*'i rii in llu.HO to 691.993 ai
i f l'» percent. When irans
• money. this the cost ol
~ •oUiiioUal -10 percent o!
v n 191416 would
liS-VVi to the cost.
■I- -ame period, the length o.
' :ni increased ffroni an aver
1-'' duvx to 136 6 days a year, o
Tlle increased cost so;
.idd:'« 1 length of term, on th<
1> basis, plus increased attend
• w uid be 51.449.U1M.
.‘u-ng ::ii' interval the purchasing
u a : the dollar varied, but th.
ir »' tne ftr.-t date was worlli
> 'si cents, or 37 cents less, h
'."-I" w tch translated into th.
■ii*:rv. power of the dollar forth
d-'te would mean that 113.358.
i mu- b.- charged to deprecutk)'
money.
u,: »f *hesc three items give
1*7.603 increase. which, added t,
1911-13 cos: of schools. 33.449.rM3
r -' • **•* cost of the 1929-30 schools
1914-13 basis to $19,637,246
»■ :s only $8979.557 shor of th<
of public schools in the State ii
V-a*- and on the 1929-3<> vasts.
- 1'979.33, difference is readllj
’it ’-d for in the increase of more
•KV* percent in number of pupil
‘■e high school, where the cost g
.nri one-haif time; th* 1 elementan
the of the higl
cur ricuhrrm: the tra"«porta r ior
nioi, pupils than any other statt
*3 cost of less than half thr
otial average: increase in salaries
:eacn«rs. based on experience and
t:ni"g. and other items.
PROVIDE FOR VOTE
UPON AMENDMENTS
This h the last of a series of
1: articles on changes proponed
it North Carolina** haste law by
ihe eorrstft irttonal eMmntmlftn.
I his one deal* with the article on
ami-ailment*, (existing 'laws and
'filers. >
V i'*-r*h Dec 13 <AP> The rmich
'• ,•**.l in* 1 defeated amendment tc
• - pre- n» Constitution the one
■ 'h• would have permitted future
•i f ilmrs to the or-ganic law to be
• before the people at special in
i : "f reneial eletions Is not in
-14 in the constitutional rommis
-1 • dt.if' of a proposed revised
-1 1* ution for North Carolina.
Ttcre is a provision, however, that
two-thirds of each house of the
A-sentbly vote to submit the
ln«*n. constitutional convention
■ : .. constitutional convention. it
be placed before the voters "in
aiirner to be prescribed by law."
the piesent article such a pto
•i'.r, has to he submitted ’‘at the
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general election. »„ a I
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A »ropm*Ml amendment lo cUane J
the procedure of amending the I
\ sent con -*titutlon at special instead of
I fhe^Satl'NovemJr”.'' d ° W " by
Articje XII is the l*et one in the re !
dran. There are 13 articles in!
*nc present Constitution.
1 Thla last article in the pvoposed re- i
i '•**!. if adopted would not have the 1
«rf*ct of racting any office or term
of office presently existing and all!
provisions of the present constftu-
Hon not embodied in the r edraft and !
not inconsistent would remain ini
force as statute** law until changed !
oy the General Assembly
LEAGUE GROUPTO
STUDY ECONOMIES
Economy Committee To Ex
amine Bud (et Recom
mendation* for 1933
Raleigh. Dec. IS. Former Lleute- !
lant Governor J. Elmer Long. Dur- :
lam; John L. Morehead. Charlotte;
t'hurnioml Chatham. Winston-Salem;.
J Poisson. Wilmington; and J. R
Weather spoon. Raleigh. have been :
tamed bv Chairman Frank Rage, of j
he N. C. State Branch of the Na-ij
ional Economy league to make a'j
tudy of State Finances and legisla-j]
ive programs dealing with approp-lj
iations to -see if some economies can J
>e made in State activities.
The committee will deal particular-1 j
v with the reports of the North Car ]
-lina Tax Commission and the Ad- j 1
isory Budget Commission which are;]
non to be completed and turned over 1
o Governor O. Max Gardner for'
iansmission to the 1933 General As- ]
emblv. After the study is made, the I
ommiuee will report on its findings |
nd recommendations it may find j
'roper to the executive committee. 1
.'hich will in turn announce its post- , ]
ion on the State's financial program 1
or the next two years.
The Advisory iludget Commission I
nets this week, after meeting earlier I
.'ith heads of the various State de- 1 1
•ailments, institutions and agencies {
«nd hearing their requests for ap- 1
wopriations for the next biennium, to |
ormulate a budget for State spending I
tnd also a schedule of taxes. It is 1
axed with the duty of balancing the I
•udget. or. of providing revenues to ' I
neet the expenditures it recommends I
n the revenue ami appropriations |
rills it will submit to t tic* General As- ]
sembly. ■ ]
The Tax Commission has been mak- I
ing a the sources of revenue |
for the pn*t two years and may in- J
’hide in its report recommendations 1
or secunng additional needed re- 1
enues and suggestions for equalizing j
he tax burden, as far as possible. 1
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