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Evening star., 1960-05-10

SPRINGFIELD "a bedrms., IL
bath, brick rambler, full bsmt.
finished 27x12 IT. rec. rm.; mr..
schools and conv. public transp
Assume lge. GI loan. Total S19,-
$50. FL. $4,000.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

Modern &C. bldg. Occup. in May:
UP TO 1000 SO. IT.; ample pvt. and
public pkg. OIL. 2-2262, ewes,
Evening star., 1960-05-10

LONG NJ Low, 3 large bedrms
brk. rambler with Gift. fireplaced
liv. Tm., IA baths. sep. din. area,
VACANT and REDUCED to SIS
$50 with 81 200 down and assume
GI loan. F, W.. BERENS, REAL
TORS, 304 W. Lee hwy, Fairfax,
LAKE BANCROFT on the Malbrook
side OF Lake Barcroft-A Comfort
able home designed for uncluttered
living. There is a lovely living Tm
and 33-ft. paneled rec. rm., both
with fireplaces, den with wall
of bookshelves and view OF the
lake and q charming family rm
as well. There is an unusually at
tractlve dining rm.. kitchen that
makes mothers work a pleasure
4 bedrms. and 2Ia baths. Built-in
garage and hot-water Dashboard
heat throughout. Few homes car
compare in allowing so much in
dividusl privacy. S3S.50O. STAN.
LEY R. ROWLAND CO., INC.
Realtor. JE. 3-3333.
LORCOM LANE-stately home with
gorgeous grounds. rock and flower
garden and tall trees. Den and
bedrm. on 1st floor; 3 bedrms
and > baths up; magnificent rec
rm.. bar and y bath; built-ir
garage: slate roof; minutes Il
Pentagon and D. c. For appt. Ia
see call BRoYHILL & SONS
REALTORS. 1900 Lee hwy.
IA A1200
Evening star., 1960-05-10

HUGE ] li4-acre lot, enhanced
by natures wooded surround
ings is the lovely setting for
this beautiful home in ex-
elusive Mclean. Family liv-
ing rm. with corner firepl.,
attrsctively set of with ma
hogany paneling; 2Sxl5 Eng
hsh kitchen with de luxe G-E
equipment, 2SXl5 formal
living rm., 4 bedrms.. 3 full
baths and a 25xl5 porch.
Dashboard hot-Water heat.
Built-in garage. An eXcep-
tional offering in the mid
30s ia. 5-l550. ATLAS
REALTY co. ..
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ARLINGTON

SMITH g. DoNNELL
IA. 1851 Realtors JA. T-SSl7
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CHILLING AND THRILLING. Love

CHILLING AND THRILLING. Love-
Bier in popIlar @ Villa WiiIiamSb1FKq StdiK Islea area
of North Arlington. Central air
conditioning, foyer entrance, liv.
rm. with fireplace, separate din
ing. rm., attractive kitchen, at
tached sarage, basement with 1n-
ishsd rec. rm.: lovely lot with
trees; S23.50O. JE. 4-22SS,
PARKER. SMITH g. DONNELL,
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

FOR INvESTMENT-Let
me population grOwth OF Fairfax
County make YOU capital gains,
EoT the best buys, see MASON a.
OMER L. HIRST, Brokers. AMMAN
dale, Va. CL. $4,000 weekdays.
Evening star., 1960-05-10
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ABSOLUTELY ACCREDITED
MOTELS FOR SALE

MOTELS FOR SALE
JOE H. THOMPSON
232 Woodward Bldg. IA. $4,000
BEAUTY sHOP-Excellent George
town location: $1,000. Terms to
expert beautician, with George
town clientele. FE 3-T992, after
6, Wed, and Thurs.
CARRYOUT SHOP. submarine
specially: dwntn. loc.; mostly sand
Wich trade. $3.50 wk. business
Rent. $40 incl. heat and water.
Stock, fixtures, etc $1,000 cash.
Write Box 324-D. Star.
AMERICAN GROCERY
for sale; beer and wine of-sale
license. Call Ii. 3-lQ4o
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
SHOW PLACE
ASSUME HIGH 4I.f5 LOAN on tn

sE-l1 IT I.NUIE ' y LVIaN III EIII3
multi-bath brick Colonial in
NORTH ARLINGTON: 8 bedrooms.
living room with fireplace and
very large dining room. Paneled
recreation room in the basement
and beautiful, fenced yard
ONLY SIS.50O.
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THE UNUSUAL

REALTORS OPEN Q TO Q
KI. 9-1600 OF. 4-6040
1905 MT. VERNON AVENUE
2303 S. ARLINGTON RIDGE RD
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BEIIER HOMES FOR BETTER
BI-LEVEL

This home features the latest in
architectural design, beauty and
Formica vanity with matching
medicine cabinet in white glitter
Sliding glass patio doors from q
full daylight basement. Natural
wood kitchen cabinets. Westing-
house color all-electric kitchen
with surface burners, glass window
wall oven. refrigerator with giant
size freezing compartment and
garbage disposal unit. All for the
low, low price OF Sl9,990.
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WRIGHT REALTY. DIAL o
Ask for Haymarket, Va.
PLAZA 4-3l0O
KE. $4,000
TOWN & COUNTRY
Realtors

HIGH ON A HILLTOP
with view Of countryside; lovely
Churchill 2-bedrm. rambler with
sep. dining rm.: fenced l4-acre lot.
$4,000, S40O down. FHA terms
open 9 til 9.
MannaS Rlty., JE. 2-3110
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MacPherson-Morris Co.
California Rambler

Beautiful home; 3 bedrms. with 2
closets in each: large dining rm.,
living rm. with brick wall fire
place; hot-water heat; screened
porch: also sun porch of dining
rm. All this on a lovely tree
shaded lot. 5000 down, pymts.
Sl03 per month plus tax and in
surance. OPEN q It'll o.
Monnoc Dltu IT o110
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BUSINESS PROP. FoR SALE
CORNER BRICK

Modern 2-story brick bldg: full
bsmt.. on corner Of sth and @
sts. Sc; ideal for insurance once,
real estate, contractor, wholesale
distributor, union hall, etc. Ewes
call III r--n0A
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SPACIOUS
ENGLISH TUDOR
$25,850

Quality custom built brick
residence on q lovely high n
dry 12-acre wooded lot; 4
twin-siZe bedrooms, . baths.
den, full daylight base
ment, attached garage, oil
h.w.h. and many extras. "
Assume 4lzeo 1st trust. Call
FL. 4-S600 to see it today.
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City of Falls Church

Large custom-built brick rambler
on a lovely lot. Separate dining
rm., de luxe rec. rm. with fireplace
in bsmt. S25,150. Open 0 til o.
.annaS Rlty., JE. 2-311O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27

0NE Of the most popular bars in
" Sydney, Australia, serves no
alcohol, Is located In q drug store,
and the bartender Is an appropri-
ately white-coated pharmacist. Al
though it serves such inviting cocktails
as Purple Pick-Me- Up, Gloom Chaser,
General Bracer, and Anti-Dyspeptic
Draught, there's not q drop Of a.
cohol in any Of them. Nor does the
bartender subscribe to the "hair-of-
the-dog" theory.
This busy little establishment,
called the Headache Bar, dispenses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27

quick remedies for headaches and
queasy stomachs. The bar gets few
regular indigestion sufferers, and q
few ladies with sick headaches, but
the majority Of customers are morn
ing-after victims seeking an effective
hangover cure, short of death. IT'S
probably the only bar where custom
ers seldom linger to chat or ask for
one on the house. Most Of the concoc-
tons combine mild sedatives with
vitamins and settler, usually mixed
In fruit Juice. The taste of the drinks
Is reported to suggest repentance.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-10-13

Klatka Radio store on May
field road in Munson town =
ship sells all kinds Of things
a complete line Of electric ap-
plianceS, television sets both
black and white and colored
a complete line of home fur
niture and even, once in a
while, a radio set.
For years We hardly sold
hardly any radio sets but
today with the new tranSis-
tors they are coming back"
explains Henry Klatka, own
er Of the shop.
Klatka Radio today is spa
cious two story building o n
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-10-13

O., back in 1927 to work on
the building of Bass Lakes
golf course. At that time Hen
ry was only three months old.
His father stayed on in Ge-
auga Che was a landscape
gardener) and was caretak-
er of the grounds at the golf
course of several years. Ev-
entually he bought a $50 acre
farm on Maytield road where
the Klatka'S now live.
Mr.. Klatka went up the hill
to FoWler's Mill school and
when he got bigger started in
at Chester high school. His
desire to tinker with radios
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-10-13

Mayfield road, but when it
started it was just a i t t ! e
shop in a corner Of a barn.
Mr.. Klatka started the shop
soon after he was graduated
from high school and, when
there were no customers TO
wait on or radios to be re-
paired, he used to go out and
help his father work on their
$50 acre farm.
Henry Klatka has spent al
most his entire life in Geauga
county most Of it a stones
throw from where he n o W
lives. His father moved the
family here Irom Columbus,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-10-13
WHO CAN DO IT?
Klatka's Shop in Corner of Old Barn
Expands to Large Two Story Shop

got him in trouble with his
father.
After he had repaired"
the family radio again and
it wouldn't work his father
exploded, "You ought to
learn what you are doing or
keep your hands off,. SO Hen
ry started in at night school
in Cleveland while he was
still attending high school to
find out how radios r e ! y
worked. Consequently h e
missed taking part in school
sports like his five brothers.
When he graduated f r o m
Continued on Page 16)
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-10-13
Meat Market

Office Supplies
Evening star., 1960-09-28
Wife Sheds
ESQ Pounds,
Gives Birth

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 28
(AP). = A Memphis woman
whose all-liquid diet helped
her lose nearly $50 pounds, 80
of it during pregnancy, is the
mother of a 7-pound, 5-ounce
girl.
The child, delivered by Cae-
sarean operation Sunday night,
is the first for 40-year-old Mrs.
David Steel, who has shrunk to
less than half her former size
in 19 months.
She and the baby are in
good condition.
"We know of no other ex-
ample of pregnancy occurring
under such rigid dieting and
during such an extreme weight
reduction" physicians said.
Mrs. Steel volunteered for an
experiment by City Hospital
and the University of Tennessee
College of Medicine.
On February Is, 1859. they
put her on a diet of water,
black coffee and a scientifically
balanced liquid formula. Mrs.
Steel, now down to about 225,
says she expects to diet six
months more.
BY then she hopes to weigh
about $50, less than one-third
Of her former 473 pounds.
Evening star., 1960-09-28
Midtown Area Studied
AS Site of New School

The proposed ordinance calls
for a $75 license to hold a fire
or bankruptcy or other distress
sale. and provides fines from
500 to $500 for violators.
The ordinance would exempt
merchants acting under court
order.
The ordinance would exempt
merchants acting under court
order.
The proposal demands filing
an inventory of merchandise
with the city's tax inspector
and orders Store-owners to re
frain from any untrue, decep-
tive or misleading advertising. "
A similar law was enacted re-
Gently in the District.
More Police Asked
In his annual report to the
council, Mr.. Heatwole said Alex
andria needs a bigger police
force.
1T is impossible for the city
with its present staff to patrol
the Is square miles and guar
antee that all of the laws of
the city are being observed" he
said in the 22-page report.
"The II cruisers available to
enforce the law cannot patrol
Evening star., 1960-09-28
Stadium Wall
Falls; One Hurt

A workman was critically in
jured today in an accident at
the new Municipal Stadium
when a steel reinforcing wall
collapsed on the structure,
being built at Twenty-secon
and East Capitol streets.
Arthur Goff. 35, an iron
worker, of 1414 N street NV,
was working with two other
men when the wall collapsed,
according to ninth precinct
Capt. John Trotter.
He was taken to Casualty
Hospital. where aides said he
has a possible fracture Of the
back.
Fred c. Thomas. director OF
industrial safety 10. the Dis
trict. said his Office Is !nvesti-
eating the accident.
Evening star., 1960-09-28

Mrs. Rita C. Davidson, a Sill
yer Spring attorney, was ap-
pointed yesterday by the Mont
gomery County Council to a
three-year term on the county
board Of appeals.
She was named to the board
last March to fill the vacancy
created when Joe M. Kyle, re-
signed to accept a county
council appointment. The
term expired August Is.
Mrs. Davidson, who lives at
3607 Kenway street, recently
was elected vice chairman of
the five-member board, which
hears requests for exceptions
to county zoning laws.
One of three Democratic
members on the board, she is
vice president of the KenSing-
ton Wheaton Democratic Club.
Other Democratic members
are Edwin L. Bright and Ever
ett r. Jones. The one Repub-
lican is Mrs. William A! Hep
burn. A Republican vacancy
exists since the resignation of
William A. Quinlan.
While Mrs. Davidson's term
expired August Is. the law per-
mitted her to remain in the
job until a successor was
named. The position carries a
$4,000 annual salary.
Unsuccessful applicants for
Evening star., 1960-09-28
Patrol
ToHighwoy's
Death Strip

Police patrols on Indian Head
highway near Accokeek, Md,
will be increased because of
the high number of traffic ac-
cidentS on the road.
The Prince Georges County
Commissioners yesterday said
police have promised to step
up their watch for speeders and
other traffic violators along the
straight stretch of unobstructed
roadway.
At the suggestion Of Com
missioner M. BSyne Brooke,
the county also will ask the
State Roads Commission to
study the highway as a duali-
cation project for future pro-
grams. No improvement to
the road in that particular area
is planned for the next five
years, according to the county
public works department.
Mr.. Brooke said seven per-
sons have been killed in ac-
cidents near Farmington drive
in the last four months. Three
Of these fatalities occurred last
Friday night.
County Police Capt. Roland
Sweitzer said a patrol car will
be assigned solely to the high
way. This will not mean TAX
ing cruiser away from a patrol
beat in another area.
Capt. Sweitzer said the
straight highway has only a
slight grade that should not
contribute to the accidents.
The major cause appears to be
speeding. he said
Evening star., 1960-09-28
Policeman Quits,
z Are Suspended

HAGERSTOWN, Sept. %
(SpeciaD. One Hagerstown
policeman resigned and two
were suspended after they were
caught drinking beer in partial
uniform in an auto with a Is
year-old girl and a 24-year-old
woman, police reported.
Chief of Police Blair Overton
said Patrolman Robert Alton,
80. with the force six years,
submitted his resignation.
The Public Works Board sus-
pended Patrolman bert
Conner. 28, for Is days, and Pa
trolman Harry Baker. 25, for
ten days after a hearing on
charges of conduct unbecoming
a policeman.
Evening star., 1960-09-28

The Alexandria City Council
last night directed City Man
ager E. @. Heatwole to study
the possibilities Of acquiring a
Is to 80 acre site occupied by
two dozen Negro homes for a
new high school site.
The area, known as Midtown,
is east Of Quaker lane and
south of King street and is
sandwiched between a white
apartment house and an area
of expensive homes, occupied
by white families.
Mayor Leroy S. Bendheim
said that many of the homes in
the Midtown area are sub
standard and that the residents
would have to be relocated If
the site is approved for a high
school. The high school would
serve primarily a white section
OF the city.
The Midtown area once was
proposed for redevelopment, but
plans were dropped.
Curb for PhOny Sales
The council gave preliminary
approval to an ordinance de-
signed to curb what city Off
cials described as phony dis
tress sales"
Evening star., 1960-09-28

the 1S5 miles of streets and
enforce the speed laws effec-
lively"
Mr.. Heatwole also called for
bolstering the staffs of the city's
inspection agencies.
The city manager called for
setting aside additional land
Evening star., 1960-09-28

quickly "if the city is going to
maintain open areas for recre-
ational pursuits" He asked
for an evaluation of Alexan- =
dria's recreation program and
an inquiry into the adequacy
of its funding.
Mr.. HeatWole said the city
Evening star., 1960-09-28
Alexandra Cancer
Unit Meets Tonight

The Alexandria unit of the
American Cancer Society will
hold its annual meeting at a
dinner at $50 o'clock tonight
at the Washington Street
Methodist Church. .
The guest speaker will be DR..
Charlotte P. Donlan, who will
speak on radiation therapy.
DR.. Donlan is assistant clinical
professor of Radiology at
George Washington University
Hospital and president of the
Women's Medical Society Of
the District.
Evening star., 1960-09-28

needs specific policies to guide
its welfare agencies.
In a preface to the city's
annual financial statement, Mr..
Heatwole pointed to an un-
encountered balance of $685.
503.62, an increase of $780,
618.72 over the previous year.
Evening star., 1960-09-28
Woman Lawyer Given
ApDeoIs Board Term

the board of appeals post were
Don borne of Olney,
Charles L. Richards of Silver
Spring, William A. Bartz of
Gaithersburg and Mrs. Henry
Allan of GaitherSburg.
The County Democratic
Committee recommended ap-
pointment of Mrs. Davidson.
Evening star., 1960-01-12
Librarian in Row
Over Rubbit Book
Gets D. G. Post

The Alabama Librarian who
ordered a book about white
and black rabbits withdrawn
from general circulation after
it had been attacked by segre-
gationists will take up a new
job in the District this spring
Miss Emily w. Reed will
serve here as a consultant in
edault education. according to
Harry N. Peterson, District
librarian. She will work with
various groups throughout the
city in cultural activities, ac-
cording to Mr.. Peterson. Her
salary will be $1,000 a year.
Last May Miss Reed ordered
"The Rabbits Wedding" with
drawn from general public
library circulation while serv-
ing as director of the Alabama
Public Library Service Division.
Segregationists had COM
planned that the book-about
he marriage of black and white
rabbits-rehected pro-integra-
ton views.
Some State legislators and
citizens also criticized Miss
Reed last year for including on
a reading list a book by the
Rev. Martin Luther King, jr.,
Negro leader who led the
Montgomery bus boycott.
Evening star., 1960-01-12
CountyGroup
Backs Metro
runsit Plan

Proposed creation of a Fed
eral corporation to develop a
regional transportation plan
for the Washington area was
indorsed in principal last night
by the Montgomery County
Civic Federation.
The group, meeting in the
Perpetual Building, Bethesda,
recommended that a bill be
introduced in Congress that
would be generally along lines
Of the draft for such a corpora
tion prepared by the Budget
Bureau.
Although the members didn't
agree with all the wording in
the draft. they urged that such
a measure be pushed now.
In other business, the fed
Grafton urged that prompt ac-
ton be taken to provide for a
public hearing on a proposed
code of governmental ethics"
for Montgomery County.
The federation protested any
plan to build sewage disposal
plants in Virginia which would
discharge eff1uent into the
water supply Of the Metropoli-
tan Area.
Evening star., 1960-01-12
Builder Indicted
By Fuirfux Jury

A Fairfax and Prince Will
liam contractor was indicted
yesterday by a Fairfax County
grand jury on two counts of OBJ
tanning money by false pre-
lenses.
Guy F. Canatella, who for
merly lived in the town of Fair
fax, was charged with felony
The jury also made six misde-
meanor charges involving mis-
appropriation of funds.
Guy Farley, assistant Com
monwealth's attorney, said the
charges were based on state
ments by two homeowners thai
Canatella took money for ad-
ditions or alterations to theil
homes which were never made
Canatella operated under the
name Of Wood Builders, Mr.
Farley said. The six-membel
grand jury returned 26 true
bills in all.
Evening star., 1960-01-12
Rockwell Asks Permit
For Political Offices

story building. a converted re-
sidence, has been vacant for
a number Of months, it was
reported. The second floor
houses the Offices Of the North
ern Virginia Mental Health
Association and a bus drivers
union.
The permit request, although
signed by Mr.. Rockwell, said
the space for the headquarters
has been leased by J. V. Ken
meth Morgan of Chinquapin
Village, Alexandria.
Mr.. Rockwell formerly op-
Grated a home printing plant in
a house in the $500 block of
Williamsburg boulevard, but
moved out a number of months
ago after a row with the Balti-
more backer who set him up in
the house.
In a fact statement filed q
year ago in Arlington Circuit
Court, Mr.. Rockwell said he
originally came to Arlington to
organize a national anti-Jew-
ish center" there.
Evening star., 1960-01-12

George Lincoln Rockwell
self-styled commander Of q
group that calls itself the
American Nazi Party, has ap-
piled for a permit to set up q
headquarters in Arlington.
In a request flied yesterday
at Arlington Courthouse for
an occupancy permit, Mr.. Rock
well said he wanted to use space
at 928 North Randolph street
for a political headquarters"
Norbert Melnick, county di-
rector Of inspection, said q
team Of inspectors visited the
two-story frame building this
morning. The inspection is re-
quired before an occupancy per-
nit can be issued.
The team Of inspectors will
report on health conditions
electrical facilities, fire safety
plumbing and building condi.
tions. The land is Zoned com.
mercial, which would permit
operation of the headquarters
Mr.. Melnick said.
The first floor Of the two.
Evening star., 1960-01-12
Cattle Sale EmbezzIer
Sentenced to 3 Years

Carl M. Peddersen, AZ, former
manager of a PooleSville farm
today was sentenced to three
years in prison on a charge OF
embezzling the proceeds of a
cattle sale.
In passing sentence, Mont
gomery County Circuit Court
Judge Thomas M. Anderson
first ordered that the defend
ant be confined to the Mary
land House of Corrections. The
judge told Peddersen, "The
probation officer thought you
would be happier in the House
of Corrections"
Peddersen, who was found
guilty of embezzling $11, ,97e
from a 1856 cattle sale, replied
that he would prefer the Mary
land penitentiary because he
understood work was available
there. The judge accordingly
sent him to the penitentiary.
The guilty verdict in the case
was returned last Wednesday
after the jury deliberated 10
hours.
Peddersen disappeared with
his wife in September, 1856,
after the cattle sale. He had
Evening star., 1960-01-12
FBI Joins
Search in
Abduction

The FBI has joined the
search for a man accused of
kidnapping a young Fairfax
County mother and holding her
captive for two hours.
Fairfax County Police Chief
William L. Durrer said a war
rant had been sworn out charg-
ing William c. Sullivan of the
100 block of Columbia road
NV, with unlawful fight to
avoid prosecution.
Mrs. Joseph w. Sherman OF
220 East George Mason road
told police on Friday that Sui
livan had posed as a sales
man for a food freezer COM
pany, drawn a gun and forced
her to write out a $100 check
for him.
Mrs. Sherman told police
Sullivan bound and gagged her
two different times during two
terror-fllle hours at her home
She escaped from her captor
after hitting him on the head
with the handle Of a screw
driver she found in the pocket
Of a jacket she had put on
when she left the house to go
Evening star., 1960-01-12

Formal Endorsement of a plan
to help relocate families dis
placed by District public works
projects has been given by the
Urban Renewal Operations
Committee.
The District Commissioners
are now expected to make a
flnal decision on its adoption.
The approval Of the reloca-
ton plan, drawn up a few
weeks ago by Welfare Depart
ment Director Gerard NJ Shea.
came yesterday when members
Of the urban renewal group
voted for it without opposition
and urged that the plan be
adopted by the city heads.
The relocation proposal will
be put before the Commission
erS probably at their next
meeting, according to Assistant
Engineering Commissioner
Thomas K. Fullerton.
Second Plan Up
"A second relocation plan
which has long been proposed
Is also to be considered by the
Commissioners. This plan would
be similar to a central reloca-
ton service conducted by the
Redevelopment Land Agency.
This second plan, however.
would go further in aiding dis