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Evening star., 1952-09-12
Maryland and Virginia
News in Brief

lcharacter Of the county would be
threatened.
The campaign was kicked-of at
a meeting of the organization to-
day. Charles H. Kopeland, asso-
Iciation secretary, was named
chairman of the drive.
Mr.. Kopeland. emphasizing that
the group is not trying to bring
large, moke-producing factories
to the country, said more light
industry is needed to help tighten
the increasing tax burden on
home owners. '"@
Evening star., 1952-09-12

Point -Four, and on material aid
for Korea and Far Eastern coun-
tries outside Point Four, came
when we asked for the authority
and the funds to do these things.
The legislative record is worth
study"
Question Of Alternatives.
Mr.. Acheson defined the issue
now as whether what we have
done and propose to do is right
whether there are better alterna-
tives." He added that he did not
mean "better words, but better
concrete specific acts with which
to meet concrete specific prob
lemS."
IF the question is not just one
of words" he went on. "but Of al
ternate courses of action. then the
Question is whether we should con-
Itinue our efforts to hold In check
further Soviet expansion-and I
take it there is no real disagree
ment on this pointer whether we
should be doing something more
than this. something-and the ad-
jective is usually-'dynamic, posi-
tive or affirmative
Nov I think it is apparent .
that our efforts do go beyond what
lis ordinarily described as contain
mert.' Behind the military shield,
We are carrying on all the meas
ures I have been describing to in
crease the vitality, the unity, the
political and economic strength Of
the free nations.
Warns Against Force.
1--WE believe, as anyone must
who shares the Democratic faith,
that free societies can and will be
more durable, and that ultimately
they must exercise a strong at
traction that will shift the balance
in our favor.
But if through impatience or
imprudence, We are urged to try
to bring this shift about by force,
if we are urged to seek the liberia
ton of territories or peoples by
force, this advice would be neither
realistic nor responsible. If this is
what is meant by being more
positive. then it is in fact a posi-
tive prescription for disaster.
"Our position Of leadership in
the world calls for responsibility.
not only by officials, but by all of
us. .. It requires that We do
not do reckless things which i'm
pair these interests"
Evening star., 1952-09-12
$1,000 for Mohoney

A group Of Washington and
nearby Maryland businessmen
contributed about $1,000 to the
campaign Of George P. Mahoney,
Democratic candidate for the Sen
Iate from Maryland. at a luncheon
meeting at the Mayf1ower Hotel
here yesterday.
Mr.. Mahoney told them it. is
time for the NATO countries to
begin helping themselves and for
Ius Ito start thinking" about home
a little and try to keep the coun-
try solvent"
Evening star., 1952-09-12
Lyon Village Is Holding
Fair Today, Tomorrow

Lyon Village citizens are spon-
soring q fair today and tomorrow.
The fair grounds are at Twen-
|tieth and North Highland streets,
Arlington. Dinner is served from
$3.50 to 1880 pm. each day. Pro-
ceeds will be used to help pay of
the mortgage on the community
house.
Evening star., 1952-09-12
! 900 Cunudiun Casualties

OTTAWA, Sept. IL R.-Can-
ada'S casualties in Korea have
passed the 1000 mark. The Ca
madam Army's latest casualty list
today reported two men killed
in action and 13 wounded, bring
ing the total casualties to 1912.
These include 1872 dead, $50
wounded, 50 injured in action, 10
missing and one captured.
Evening star., 1952-09-12
Ballot heightened

Arlington's ballot in the Novem-
ber 4 election, already loaded down
with referendum questions, had
another one added yesterday.
Circuit Judge William D. Med
ley ordered a referendum on crea-
tion of a county assessment de-
partment after receiving petitions
signed by about 1900 persons.
Evening star., 1952-09-12
Truce Talks Recessed
For 7th Week After
Brief, Hot Session
BY the Assecioied Press

MUNSAN. Korea, Sept. H.
United Nations negotiators today
demanded and got a seventh
straight week-long recess in the
Korean armistice talks.
No progress on the truce
blocking issue of prisoner ex-,
Evening star., 1952-09-12


U. N. Artillery Bors New Red Assaults on
Korean Ridge. Page AS
change was reported at a heated
32-minute sesSion-the first since
September 4. The next meeting
was set for September 20.
The calm at the Panmunjom
neutral zone was shattered late
yesterday when a Communist SOL
dier crashed roadblocks in a IS
hour dash to surrender
to United States military police.
Told of this second Communist
surrender in a week near Pam
munjom, 1t. Gen. William X.
Harrison, senior u. N. truce dele
gate. smiled:
Il don't care how many come
to our side but they ought to
watch the speed limit"
Numbering of POWs Charged.
Gen. Harrison said the Reds
made no mention of the surren-
der at today's armistice session.
But North Korean Gen. Nam
II, chief Communist delegate,
again accused the Allies Of mur-
derlng Red prisoners of war.
Gen. Harrison replied with an
other offer for the Communists to
verify for themselves the no-re-
patriation sentiment among Com
munist soldiers captured by the
Allies.
OF some 10000 Chinese in q. N.
stockades, about $4,000 have said
they prefer death to rejoining
communism. The Reds insist that
all be returned.
The United States 9th Army
said the surrendering Chinese SOL
dier began his dash to freedom in
IA stolen jeep about 20 miles south
of Pyongyang. the capital Of North
Korea.
Communists FAN to Fire.
He sped through 100 miles of
Red territory and nearly ran down
four Communist riflemen who tried
to halt him as he entered the Pan
|munjon neutral zone.
Capt. Joseph D. Foley. Astoria,
IN. Y. u. N. security officer, said
the Reds didn't fire, although
their rifles were leveled.
"The man In the jeep came right
through our area on the road,
holding his hands up to show he
wanted to continue on" Capt.
Foley related.
I'VE didn't stop him. He went
down the road to the bridge at
the edge Of the Panmunjom zone. !"
There, an American MP, Pfc.
Roy L. Thompson, st. Louis, said
the Communist waved q small red
dag.
II saw him coming fast and I
Just raised (closeD the barrier, !"
Pfc. Thompson said.
Capt. Foley said the Communist
smashed through the horizontal
wooden bar. "He vas determined
to get through to where freedom
lay guess. The man sped right
on down the line and there was in
termed by our force"
The Chinese had q burpgun but
he did not fire it. Capt. Foley said.
Evening star., 1952-09-12
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

West, z miles an hour, at 1925
am.
Five-Day Forecast for Washington
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1917.
Temperatures will average five
or six degrees above normal with
little day-to-day change. WASH
ington area normals for the period
are IS (high, and 60 Oow). Little
or no precipitation.
River Report.
(From u. 8. Engineers.)
Potomac River cloudy at Harpers Ferry
and muddy ct Great Falls; Shenandoah
clear at Harpers Ferry.
Evening star., 1952-09-12

District and vicinity-Sunny and
warm, highest about 81 this after
noon; fair tonight, low near "a.
Tomorrow, fair and continued
warm.
Maryland-Fair tonight, low Of
$3.50, west. and 60-65, east por-
ton. Tomorrow, fair and warm.
Virginia-Fair tonight. low of
1896. Tomorrow. fair and warm.
Wind Cat National Airport) !:
Evening star., 1952-01-01

Keep boby snug outdoors!
Acetote royon sotin and
sturdy toekIe wills; ! and
z Upper openings for
jiffy changes. Some with
mouton dyed lamb col
lars. lnfonts' sizes and
sizes ! to A.
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-04
XIV Artists Show
Opens With Sale
OF Four Works

! In spite ~ tae bad weather kas.
.mrdayl whirh prevented the kcy
west Arrests irvm cssenms sseir
ard aemkxvmual Ssreet Fsss 60
time fhe show rpi ulf 20 ssiinr
start on SUNDAY With ~ ~ she ~
lislai srtxt~ henghg tl~Sr wares
brfrks Aad early -
Approximately 40 pcepic. ss~.s
ed the show. With many coming
back . second and . third time
The first painting 10 be sold Vas
= Marine study In cascin by Larry
karns. n vss bought By William
Bandes of Nescopeck. Pa. \ guest
ai the Casa Marina hotel.
Paintings we're also sold by Lee
Albert. on oil: Alice Bredln. . u.
noleum cut. and water colnrs BY
nill Greene.
weather permitting. thc faiF
ia gun every day from 1000 q. m.
"a 500 D m. ~ ClinioD Place
near the Aquarium. through neat
saturday. February .
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-04
Four Sailors Beat
Man And Rob Him
OF $50 And Shoes

Leo Barry. q local bartender was
beaten by four sailors last night
robbed u $50. his glasses broken
and stripped II his shoes. he re
ported 20 Monroe County sheriff
Berlin Sawyer
Barry hitehcd ride with the
sailors. he said. from Marathon ef
route 10 Perky Lodge where he 8
employed. When Ne goi ~ tar a.
Big Pine key In the car. tire mef
beat him up. robbed him and lef
ham on the roadside.
Both eyes dashed and swollen
Barry walked in his stocking fee
Eve miles 10 the BIS Pine Key pri
son camp where . guard drove ham
into key West this morning
A. repwf~s tkakukxMNDE An1 roo.
berg 70 the Sheriff'x efilce. That
ofiics said mat since there are "a
many sailors IN key West the,
would NOT be able 30 trsck down
the assalianfs. Barry did not have
the license number er any identity
ms features of his four ssssilants
other han the feet that three wers
IN whites. and ene IN Navy biue
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-04
Local Astronomy
Club Is Greeted

The key West Astronomy siah
reeetved . phoaogrsph ef . nehuis
made thruugh the giant 1pineh
telescope ~ Mount Palamaf. the
message accompanying tire paese.
graph said we wish yea eoniinn
ed success IN stsdyiag the hcav.
ems. and IN sharing wiih other ksy
wessers yeur enpymcnt of tae
stars
Mount Palomar observatory Il
under the direction a the Astro.
physles department uf the Cslifur
ma Institute of Technolagy st pa.
sadena
TIE key West club ~ workins
wiih ths Nstional Asirunmmiesl
leagas IN inxtifusing . program n
observations. Opportunities for ths
public ie lok through fhe club :
ieiescups Stil re announced shoFt
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-04
Rssshfmi Girls
Shake Hands
With President

WASHINGTON - - n Press-
dent Truman hadn't smiled INST
when he dad. two little girls
wouldnt be- as happy ~ they are
today.
n happened during q coacers BY
Greek Pianist Gina Bachsaer sun.
day night. TIE prcsiden, snd Mrs.
Trumah were there--t~e seats on
the aisle.
The cuneert was q triumph for
Nssx Bachauer. and she even sos
= personal plandii from the Pres
ideni after her pcrformanee. Bu'
tins - sbesa susan Cornell and
Mary PARA. each eight years old
az 80.
They found ogi the President Vas
ln she audienee. During iHsermis.
saun they xhyly walked up and
down thc sisic. trying sslnly 10
muster up courage % say hello.
The coursge wouldnt euFne-
lhe i'resideni lcoked tao dignifled.
But iass before the lights
dimmed fof the performance 90
resume. the President ssw them
and smiled. That was ell they
needed. They wslked over and
shoek hands. then vent bsek 10
Their seats beaming
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-04
Prices Drop
,IwOPoillts
OalMarkct


NV YORK tr--priees dropped
fractions TO around two pcinss on
the stock market today. With lhs
losses extending into alsoui every
manr group.
There we're few gains spread
through the lisi bat Zoe ihe most
part thc advances were In frae.
tions.
Activity was fair during most
of the sesxlun although trading
au,e,ea considerably sh.rsly after
.e anen,ns
A eouple AZ iufrc.ueus,x traded
ISSUES made their customary aide
m.xes New yerk and Harlem l..
instance wss ahead ss mlnss :.
.ne lime ana T.xas and pae,li.
land Trust was up 90.
IA. m..... a.sn.s a........~.,
......a. -s,.- -,-. 1870
-. v ....ss...- - "a s.... ...sn'
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-04
Study Books
BE Used
I'm Schools
Cabinet Will Award
Contract For IIook
Purchases. New Texts
Will BE- Used

TALLAHASSEE lF-- A rating
committee of seven Florida srhool
teachers and principals TODAY start
ed ssndying . hig stack Of pub.
fishers samples a. determine
which shauid be recommended as
official teStbooks for 10 public
school subjects
The teachers. whose idcaliiie
we're secret until they started their
deliberations. have ~ DAYS 90 corr
plete the sob and recommend their
first. secosd and third choices 81
the State Cabinet
The cshInei, sitting as a textbook
purchasinK commission, then will
award contracts ior the hook pssr
rhascs
New texts will he selected COT
reading spelling. f' science
and mathematics for elemeaisry
sehools and Tor French msfhema
ties business practice. drive edu
AafttA aU1 tHtt atl htt Ea4f
schools 4 ncw official dictionary
also Is being sought Coz Junior ant
senior HIGH schools
Members ~ the textbook rallne
committee are Mres Marinfie
Bunting. primary teacher ~ 500
ney f-arier Elementary Schoni
Gainesville Fldridge n. Collins
supervising pFincipal ~ ~ cloud
Schools Miss Virginia Cromariie
mathematics teacher a. Ocala Ja.
usar High Mrs Edna " lackohs
principal of West side Elementary
Sehenl ~ Fort Lauderdale Mrs.
Helen Roberts. intermediate teach.
er ~ Jessie Miller Elememiar,
Sehool Bradeni0n. Mrs Nate
Smith. primary teacher a Chipley
Elementary School and Mrs. Julia
Snaok Polk C0uniy supervisor II
ixiruetlan. Baripw
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-04
New Italian
Film Center

MILAN A1--Cinedelt hia. the
Italian film center 10 be built IN
the outskirts ~ Milan viii have
four Isrwe studios. Emo Furial.
president of the ccnter's corpora.
tim has announced
He declined 10 comment on
press repofts that North and
South Ameriean film compsnies
had bought shares II the corpor-
ation
The four studios viii measure
i5p feet hy W feet A director
requiring a very deep scene Geo
u@e the fosar siasdios as ore. by
epenlng large sliding doerS
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-04
Arab Solidarity
Is Urged

nEiRuT. Lebanon. -'li1 - ne
duction 81 passport and custom
barriers among Arab states wen
among the recommendations
made n the concluding meetinp
- : canvrcss ~ Arab Chasnber
- Commerce held In Beirut and
Trsuoli
The congress recommended
outright nbolition ~ passports
emonr membrr ssnfes ~ the
Arah Lepsue. Reduction of esfs
iems harriev~ zee axhbNed wiz.
= vie~ to aboiishina them com
nieteiv ~ soon 90 tires Is prac
tieahie fO
Delegates advocatcd strung az
tern a. curb forcirn cconcsni~ ~.
filtration In the Arab world. The
consresS urged member govern
Tsenis o. encourage nstional in.
dastries. 10 develop them. and 90
proseci them against foreign
composition.
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-04
Man Is Charged As
Drunk Driver Sun.

iisrmnn Roberts Vas arrested
yesterday on charges oi dristnx
snder the Influence of siruhf,.
eeekiexs driving and having ~ .s
eideni. - the sfscrmsfh of an nc.
eilent st white and Catherine IS.
An automobile driven ~ Ron
sris vas travelling norsh On White
street yesterday a. q high rate %
pecd when be attempted 10 pass
: car driven by Frsnk John BUR
litke and struck the Bufdicke ss.
tcle oa the lsft rear tender.
Officer 4. ssrisno made the In
estigalsoa snd placed Roberts an
aeF arrest Ne vas later released
% sIlo hond toe spp~aranss in
iiy Court
An automobile driven By Wilhsm
sobsnson ~ DC Elixshssh sfrers
aadc the mistake of turning vess
INTO Fleming street whssh u onf
vay and Was forced inlD PARKED
az By an eneoming tFusk esusiag
lsmsee 10 ihs right rear lender II
he stationary car.
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-04
Budget Hearing
AtCity Hall

A puhlic hearing en ihr six
uessshs BUDGET Cor the CITY wlll
~ held b. Com nissionsrx a. CIV
Hell foaiEhi ~ = octeck. CITY
Manager Dave KIng said today
Commissioner wil siso discuss
street pTnh,sms N ne island cts
Mayer G n Harvey and Con
fnixxinnnv Dclio entsn ~Ftli BE- ab
sent form tprights mrciing They
Tee io v ashingian yesterday sor
app~asmfmeats with Flerica Sena.
tors and Representative an the
crucial water sltuation They sill
also disctss fhe sewerage crisis in
fhx cify
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-04
Spalding Issued
S2O,OO0 l'ermit

Capt. n. d. spsldins. tor.
msr City Manager. took osf
. szo.ooo repair and rsmod.
cling permit Ger srsrsasnss
81 77i.77s wsddeli street..
blildins Inspeefof Ralph
Russell snnouneed today.
n retailer af Whisshssd
and soushard streets took
out . $4,000 permit for sddi.
sions 10 has present building.
willard Alymyds. i1ii
Olivia street took out Q g..
600 permit 10 build . cBS
house. Jose Rodrigass wss
Issued . $1,000 permit 10
build Q cBS house 81 sos
Simonfon street.
oiher permits were issued
10 Jose vsides. l7il puysi
street Ger ssoe in mines ~
pairs 10 his homsi 10 Eugene
Toomss. 7oos ssidsnbsfs
avenue. $500 ios building .
ANAL room on . back porshi
10 Hsrminis Fsbal. io37
Catherine sircss for s7s I'm
repairs and 10 Lord TArior.
ii77 Pearl sirsei iof mevins
. house back "a isst
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-04
Harvey And Cobo Go To D. c.
To Win Aid On Water Crisis
From Florida Congressman
MAYOR INVITES
COMMISSIONER
To ACCOMPANY 4
HIM On MISSION

Mayor C. v. Harvey and cits
Commissioner Delio Cobo left
Tor Washington. ID. G. 10 confcr
on the critical water situation
with Florida's Senators and Rep.
reseniatlve Yesterday.
Wives Of the Mayor and Com
missioner had a busy time Of u
packing up their husbands foT
their first official visit to the ma
tions capital.
Mrs. Dclio cobo was not In
formed of her husbands im.
pending departure until 1:ts
Yesterday Mayor Harvey had
been trying % reach Dr. cobu
all morning. she knew. bot ~
did NOT saw why. The Mayor was
trying 10 invite DR.. cobo 10 a.
N representative % the CITY
Finally a. 2.ss pr. cobo eaIiad
ms wife and said he was leaving
ON the $50 plane. Ann cobo
happened TO mention II 10 a
friend Who was a, her house.
You mean the sos plane.
Ann. There IS no $50 plane out
Of Key West"
Mrs. cobo checked and learn
cd she had twenty minutes in
which to pack for the doctof,
who Is making the trip AZ his
oWn expense.
lie rushed In the door fllngins
out last minute requests.
"caneel my appointments,
Call my secretary"
Mrs. Cobo brcathlcsSly tired
Ia remember what he wanted
while stuiiing clothes into his
luggage.
Friends hearing ahvu, the
Commissioners trip 10 nc froz.
en- north arrived one by ors
with overcosts bringing a t1tal
~ four. Judge Aaullino Lolsa
brough, noi only heavy coat
but furiined gloves.
Thus armed against any extg.
rncics In the nations capital
Commissioner Cobo piled intC
the family car. said farewell "a
his children Andy and "Df and
tie puppy "Freckles' and kisscs
his wife goodbye until Friday
when he and the Mayor hope d
return with assurance Of addi'
tional pumping facilities for tins
short water supply.
( They meet tomorrow wiil
/ Senators George Smaihers and
Spessard Hollard and Represcn'
sative Bill Lantafi. From there
/ they will make the rounds u
+ top Government officials. Navy
and civilian to see what can b.
done
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-04
Charges Against
Sheriff Dismissed

wAJCHII.A N-Gksraes that
sheriff v. o. Roberts end Depufy
Mitch Prevais iook bssbes from
gsmblers and bocsiegEsrs have
hesn dismissed. state Afiofney
Walter weolfoik said.
weolfolk said Nc could nsi safe
~" - 10 trad wishsus tesfilaoay u
Pete Peacock. Fsrt Meade. rsport.
Cd to BE- workins noe IN North
Africa.
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-04
Nary Man Is Held
On First Degree
! Murder Charge IN
Brutal Staying

~ JiN COBB
ncnnet Fielding Ilill. -.
u sailor froa the tlSS ell.
more was charged ,e-,rr.
da, with the firs, degree
murder of George ~. Hop
kins. 3 IIips- Lame, ~he-r
brusally bcaicn .bosl, wa
feund sarly SATURDAY
morning ai the fooi of
sisssonton street. IIill WIS
taken inie custody on q
warrant signed d, thisf
Sheriff. Deputy Tom
Dixon. IIe l. being held
ai the onree Ceuni, Jail
without bond.
Osisesais a. the slsr.ffs esfiee
you'd nDi coueni op possible
confess lon xfaiement.
Ths victim was discovered ssr'v
saturday n,orrlng ~ . pa#sine
min tfsct <lriwf vI'ilas faaaA
~ snd was identified ~ NopAns
are Sntndas sftefnoou bs PAU 4.
sIt'hs. Gibbs. vto resided wiia
the vi<sim was also sssosisted wifh
him IN ire cpcra.. ~ II > hotel II
New rresfon. Cossnccflcul Hop
klns wks q regular vsifoF 10 Key
West Coz the past sesfral years
and had purchased the HsEs I.ana
propsriy sboss' . year aso. iie was
engaged in improving q y
Hopkins h survived bs = slsifF
IN Searsdsls. New York
Ne was seen by nesghbeF a
al,oui 80 on FRIDAY evening lle
was sasd so have gone a. bed n
that time and apparently later leli
the house.
Cuanfy Law enforcement ofileeFs
moved swiftly to crack TIE ease
with the arrest coTnsng less ihaa
thirty hours iron ne discovery Il
a'ontsnnsd On s'nEs ss~W
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-04
Fleeing From B'Way Flops
Critic WoIcOtt Gibbs
Here To Work On Own Play
~ orsi Season
W. Gritir'- Ken
nesssls Of Fear
And Had Srrips-
n SUSAN McAvoY

wolcosf Gibbs. noted drama
critic and playwright Is trying
10 forget what he calls the
wofst theasrical season In my
memory" In Key West sunshine
while ne works ON q play that
may make next seasons Broad
way picture brighter
Out oI 70 new plays opening
on Broadway in the ia5l-s2 sea.
son. ~ are fioES. according o.
Gibbs whose crisp and htinr r.
views In the New Yorker maga
xine have been the signal for
aTne Of the efforts 90 meet their
loom.
One cf fAs handful Of drs.
matte critics In history who
he's himself written . Broad.
wsy success. Gibbs arrived In
KsY West last week after the
yesr snd three months run Of
Ms comedy Season In The
0un." 4Ail4fA
Gibbs and Burgess Meredith
producer OF the pay. followed
the road cofnpany ~ Season"
out 81 their hsbituaf New York
10 the snowy and icy wiids ol
Cleveland. - Louis and Mil.
wauEee The zee ~ midwesteFn
audiences froxe the play which
finally congesled IN Chicago and
closed.
n had a good run though
Gibbs. slim deceptively gentle
hooking man said. Now | hope
10 gei down 90 the real work on
ny next play"
One effect of thc PARADE af
ilops on Broadway this season Is
the fast turnover "a Jobs. for
actors. A member % the New
York cast os Season In the sun
has bad three different roles in
plays that opened and closed nrss
tiealiy over night en Broadway
q can remember when the
drama page of The New York
Times was almost titled with the
listing of plays Lsrok a. q To-
dsy," Gibbs poinied oui the
snsall fraction ol the page Dc.
voted D. current productions
~kveTyvne on broadway d
'eztsu. rnsduccrs. directors and
actors.
The main reason ios the
fiops 10 tire lack % good
scsirfs." oibbs ssid. 4 think
sad . am afraid that . loi Of
talent 10 writing Ger holly.
weed and isievision. There's
msss mensY there and further
ne sure mossy. Its been Q
fsfrkeis season. Noihing Of
sesi ssslssY has sppeared.-
Clad In the casual costume "a
seaside towns from key West o.
Fire Island. his summer place.
Gibbs hooked hopefully At the
skies ard the sea he wants a.
gst in . lot a fishing whlle
here. up AZ Fire Island. the
season Of his last Years PLAY
Wontlnueo On Page seven,
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-04
Rezoning Adv.
Costs Prepaid

AT puupsrty owners Who want
reseaiag must heneeierth agree %
pay the cost d sdvertislng
whether 60 nuf they obtain desired
resoning. city Manages Dave king
said today.
king said that the Plsnning
Commission agrced 10 has su9ges.
tam that forms be- available Cor sll
WIN plan rczoning. Thsy eth sixn
the lorms beiere the advertising
II pruposed changes sppesrs In
the paper