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March 4, 1957. MCE •'ICE**—Looking hard 1o find a flaw that doesn’t exist, model Edna JUe examine* one II the world's largest perfect diamonds, just unveiled in New York City. So far nameless, the 130-carat, blue-white stone is valued at more than two million dollars. .Cily NearingCompletion ofParking StudyTo Determine Area for Boost In Meter RatesResults of a parking survey being completed today will be turned over to the City Parking Authority to aid In planning use of its parking structure and more parking sites.Traffic Engineer Francis Burton said 39 specially-hired men worked the downtown area three days last week making the survey. They arc finishing the work this week. The investigators questioned motorists, checked license numbers and studied parking lots.Purpose of their detailed study, Mr, Burton raid, was to find out where the motorists were going, how long they were going to stay, and where they had come from.Desire PatternTabulation of this information, he said, will give the department a desire pattern for establishing the core area for increasing meter rates around the parking structure. At the same time, data will be provided on location of other oif-itreet parking sites. The survey work is done by the city and results are tabulated by Bamp Corp., city parking consultants.The city expects to call for bids on its $515,000 parking ramp garage within 45 days. Architect Louis Hesselden has designed the reinforced concrete building which will be located at Fourth and Silver SW.Revenues from operation of the building and from increased meter rates will repay bond money raised for financing the parking program. City Manager Edmund Engel said the city “probably will lease the ramp garage lo some private operator for operation rBonds SoldThe go-ahcad on the parking program was given last week* when $1,000,000 in off street parking bonds was sold. The bonds had been put* up for sale three times.A pervious $400,000 bond issue provided funds for acquiring the structure * site. Cost for the site and removing present buildings was approximately $300,000.Vote lt;ResoltOverwhelming Passage of Ike's Plan ExpectedWASHINGTON, Man* 4CP—withovcrwbclming passage seemingly assured, the Sonata delayed voting and set today aside for further debate on President Eisenhower'* Middle East resolution.Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson (Tex) callvd for further speeches with plan* lo seek a vote tomoTOw, if possible, at a session he said may open ai early as 9:30 am.The resolution would makeavailable military and economic assistance to Middle East nations and state U. S. readiness to use armed force if necessary to resist overt Communist aggression. It cleared a major hurdle Saturday'.Urgent AppealResponding to on urgent appeal from President Eisenhower, the Senate defeated SB-28 a proposal to deny him the 200 million dollars he asked In emergency spending authority to deal with the troubled area.Sen. Jackson (D-Wash) suggested last night that the administration now “take a new, hard look at our forces-In-be-ing and ai our defense budget,**“We should see whether we are in a position.to effectively meet armed Communist aggression in the Middle East,** Jackson said in a statement.Critical Look’*He suggested a “critical lookCongratulationsW Jfcxlr® lt;Mt-*p4lhllt; HotpUaJ Ur. tea XSn. OUbart VliO, 4S19flacoai NW, on birth ©t a dauxttar.lit iM Sir*. DfcTll Atthbcld. 1?3Ban C-.TO31* NW, on birth of duit-Ur.Ur. and Mr*. Clif Garc'.i. IMSV«’1rr SW, on birth of * daughter.Ur. and Mr*. Gl*n« 21. Ifemran, 12$ Ocfi SW. on btnh of a daughter. 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