Bill to Insure Shop BidsIn Rebuilt S.W. Offered

A bill to guarantee business-men displaced from the South-west redevelopment area thechance to buy land for new busi-nesses in the rebuilt area hasbeen introducted by ChairmanMcMillan of the House DistrictCommittee.

The bill, as written, waspromptly criticized by DistrictRedevelopment Land Agency of-ficials as being so stringent itwould "endanger chances of afirst-rate program.”

John R. Searles, jr.,RLA direc-tor, said his agency has made"every effort” to invite proposalsfrom local businessmen, in andout of the Southwest. He saidseveral businessmen in the Area

B project submitted proposals

which are being negotiated for

the new area.

- j The problem, however, is that.; the most likely proposals have

, called for the development of vir-' tually the entire area by a single• I investor.5 Mr. Searles said that if such

1 investors had to give up the1 choicest pieces of land for j| ness use. “the investors certain- '

* I ly would be scared off.”

; | Mr. McMillan’s bill said:¦ 1. In selling or leasing any;

: property for business purposes—--1 in accordance with an official

redevelopment plan the RLA

¦ should “give preference to busi- j' ness enterprises displaced. . . .”

1 2. A project area’s land could¦ be sold or leased “as an entirety." |1 but in that event the buyer would j

¦ have to “give such displaced busi-'• mss enterprise an opportunity to

1 purchase any building erected inthe area.”

Morgan and Eva Elmore.Herbert and Catherine Robinson.Harold and Mary Brantley.Edward and Erma Crough.

, James and Virginia Donohot.Oscar and Josephine Gray.Herman and Marian Hegyi.Robert and Orpha Linking.Grant and Grace Miles.John and Betty O’Brien.Constantine and Helen Savalas.William and Magdaline Weatherford.Samuel and Jeannette Carson.Joseph and Catherine Smith.

TWINS

Chester and Esther Martin, boy and girl.

Push Costs $12,500GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. (JP).

—Jerry Allred only wanted apush for his stalled car. But Jwhen he started to flag trafficfor assistance he set off a chain!reaction that ended with three jsemi-trailer trucks in a tangle, j

Police made “a conservation es- ( !

timate” of $12,500 on damages, jthen gave Allred a push. No |one was held.

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Madison and Jennie Kee.Samuel and Maude Meeks.Benjamin and Mae Paplee.

GIRLSGeorge and Rubv Ballenger.

George and Tracy Colgan.

Robert and Donna Dalton.

Theodore and Marie Freeman.Jerry and Barbara Hawking.Hugh and Edna Jacobs.Alexander and Christine Lynard.Elden Rnd Margaret Nootenboom.Carl and Irene Ott.John and Carol Swedberg.

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THE EVENING STAR. Washington, D. C.THTRSPAY. MAT 86. 19. WDemocrat Outlay

Topped G. 0. P.'sIn Baltimore Vote

BALTIMORE, May 6 (JFV—Baltimore Democrats, who won!the city elections earlier this jmonth, spent more money thanRepublicans and used a higher

percentages of their funds to pay

the expenses of practical pre-

cinct work.Studies of expense reports

showed today that the Democratswho rode into office with Mayor

D’Alesandro spent a total of \$109,808.32. of which about half,|or $53,670 was used for election-day expenses.

| An estimate of Republican ex- jpenses indicates $67,419.45 was 1spent with proportionately more i

j going for advertising.

The total forRepublican adver-tising appeared from estimatesto have been in the neighborhood

of $34,000, or nearly half of whatwas spent. Only $12,950 of Re-publican money went for “run-

ners, watchers” and other pre-; cinct workers on election day.

The Republican outlay for sbehpurposes was only about a fifthof the total they spent comparedto nearly half the total spent asreported by the Democrats.

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