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FREDERICK J. WALTERS
4418 DAVIDSON AVENUE
ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30519
May 21,
Mr. Everett Millican, City Alderman
City Hall
56 Mitchell Street, S. W.
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Sir:
Each time I arn involved in one of Atlanta's now famous traffic
jams on the expressway, I remeraber your vigorous battle to
defeat the Rapid Transit program in the elections last fall. When
I further contemplate the tens of thousands of hours that are lost
daily by irate motorists in Atlanta, I wonder how in clear con-
science you could have opposed the means of alleviating these
frustrating traffic situations.
At the time of your opposition you promised an alternative, but
Ihave seen no alternative and I think the people of Atlanta,’ from
everything that I can judge in conversation, are fed up with the
procrastinating, do-nothing policy which you have pursued. You
may be sure that the memories of these people will be long at the
next election.
Perhaps Ihave misjudged you - perhaps you have presented a
workable alternative. If so, 1 would certainly be glad to know
about it or any other plans that you may have as an elected rep-
resentative of the people of Atlanta to try to save the one thing
that can stifle Atlanta's growth, and progress toward a brilliant
future.
Yours very truly,
FIW:eh
Dear Mr. Mayor:
ing Atlanta one of the
of your lively interest and suPerb efforts toward making eee aie
ae a Aa etae cities, I thought you should have a copy of this lette
I have addressed to Mr. Millican. Bed Ag eed Cle
4418 DAVIDSON AVENUE
ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30519
May 21,
Mr. Everett Millican, City Alderman
City Hall
56 Mitchell Street, S. W.
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Sir:
Each time I arn involved in one of Atlanta's now famous traffic
jams on the expressway, I remeraber your vigorous battle to
defeat the Rapid Transit program in the elections last fall. When
I further contemplate the tens of thousands of hours that are lost
daily by irate motorists in Atlanta, I wonder how in clear con-
science you could have opposed the means of alleviating these
frustrating traffic situations.
At the time of your opposition you promised an alternative, but
Ihave seen no alternative and I think the people of Atlanta,’ from
everything that I can judge in conversation, are fed up with the
procrastinating, do-nothing policy which you have pursued. You
may be sure that the memories of these people will be long at the
next election.
Perhaps Ihave misjudged you - perhaps you have presented a
workable alternative. If so, 1 would certainly be glad to know
about it or any other plans that you may have as an elected rep-
resentative of the people of Atlanta to try to save the one thing
that can stifle Atlanta's growth, and progress toward a brilliant
future.
Yours very truly,
FIW:eh
Dear Mr. Mayor:
ing Atlanta one of the
of your lively interest and suPerb efforts toward making eee aie
ae a Aa etae cities, I thought you should have a copy of this lette
I have addressed to Mr. Millican. Bed Ag eed Cle