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of good repute, be brought into the area to make an industrial surrey, and forward such surrey to the FHA at Washington, asking them to reconsider the suspension. The cost of such survey being borne by the various concerns present. Mr. Butterfield stated that such a survey would colst each concern approximately $200.00. Those present agreed to this, therefore Senator Malone appointed Mssrs. Butterfield, Wengert, Gibson and Manette as a committee to secure this analyst. During this meeting, I made no committments whatever on this proposal, however in view of the other concerns represented, agreeing to the proposal, I would recommend, if it is at all possible, for us to participate in this survey and proportionate costs. Senator Malone asked us not to discuss this matter with anyone other than those involved, account it has not been officially released by Washington. WRNrhvh
