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'14 Ma4a if'AiA' rorK commission Beauty is- something the ing would be required wasn't The Star-Spangled Dinner was designated the Ni-tional Anthem by on March 3. 1931. signs put up without the commission's permission be taken down. specified by the new regula-' tion. The commission is ex- pected to announce at a later date whether it favors landscaping or fencing or both.

In ordering the commercial sign survey, the commis- sion indicated they expect; to find that a number of! gaff 11 'inimiiJ'liMniiilMH mmmmmA -t- t-lii I nr.rcc MA" cusses mom ant f(" i KUbtKl DOCK'S WESCIIPTIOM Si I objectionable ones have been 1 Fairmount Park Commission would like to see more of, especially along Roosevelt Blvd. and Cobbs Creek Pkwy. It indicated this yesterday by adopting a regulation that tequires all parking lots and used car lots on Roosevelt Blvd. to be screened in, and by ordering a survey of all commercial signs on both the boulevard and parkway. THE NEW regulation, brought up by Albert M.

Greenfield, was approved by a voice vote over the objections of City Council president James H. J. Tate. He protested that a study should have been made first. Just what kind of screen- illegally erected.

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