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i nil imm MinjTi-Tr- foRslAT NATIOxXAL PARLEY OF OFFICIALS Hickey's For Quality Sinct 1901" Planner Hits Haphazard Housing Public housing: with haphazard speaker before the 17th annual meeting of the National Association of Housing Officials. i planning was attacked before pub Annfvtrsary CiUbratlon Sal Diamonds, Watchis, Gifts BOND'S JEWELERS Detroit GRAND CIRCUS PARK AT BRQADWAY Ly-A-Way for Xniaa Now! lic housing officials meeting at the Hotel Statler. Walter H. Blucher, executive director of the American Society of Planning Officials and a former member of the Detroit City Plan Commission, was principal "WHAT A DIFFERENCE" suit can make "THERE ARE far too many urban redevelopment projects being submitted which are spot projects totally unrelated to any Use them in pairs! Buy them in pairs! neighborhood or community plan," he said. He cited the need for considering the construction of new schools, sewers, water supply and other municipal services and the effect of public housing on surrounding property values.

He added that the common criterion for site selection was the cost and availability of land. "In how many housing projects built to date," he said, "has any consideration been given to a suitable density pattern for the entire community? "I AM OPPOSED to public housing on a permanent basis," Blucher said, "because I consider it a subsidy to those industries which fail to pay a suitable wage, making it impossible for their employes to buy private housing. "But, until the bottom wage has been pushed up to a level which will permit people to buy houses in the open market, I am going to. be temporarily in favor of public housing." Blucher insisted that the names "public" and "private" housing are misnomers. "When weuse the term 'public' housing, we refer generally to the Federally subsidized housing program.

When the Federal Government guarantees 95 per cent of the cost of housing, we call that private enterprise." Gov. Williams made a brief address of welcome to the delegates Wednesday. mil Jr. H05D3-STYLIXG PROBLEMS will be analyzed by Ruben Drag-ovich, architectural engineer, at the Second Annual Exhibition of Home Plans. He will be at the Home Planning Center of the J.

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Vr 'Ki ljS' i iJ 1- Rites Set for Mother of Judge Spier Special to the Free Tress MT. CLEMENS Funeral rites will be hld Friday for Mrs. Julia Eldredge Spier, 90, mother of Circuit Judge James E. Spier, of Macomb Mrs. Spier died Wednesday.

She was the widow of Probate Judge Silas B. Spier, daughter of Circuit Judge James B. Eldredge, and granddaughter of Robert T. Eldredge, who learned the law as an apprentice here in 1827. MRS.

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FLOR SHEIM Third American Identified in London Crash LONDON (Jp) Three Americans instead of two were among the 28 persons killed in Tuesday night's crash of a British European Airways plane, the airline announced Wednesday. The third was identified as Max Jacobson, of Pittsburgh. Only one person the steward survived the crash into the backyard of a London home. The other LONG WING BROGUES American victims were listed as United States Air Force Lt Thomas Karr and his wife. 1 lni 1 1 S't ff 'it toBSaoiveS I O-ffqsafigt WWjfefal ilGmS.

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