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was used in liew of the dissertation which did not become available until after the field survey had been com­ pleted, The topic of Rath's dissertation (lO ) is concerned with city planners, as they are seen by a sociologist. The Journal of the American Institute of Planners (39) anniversary issue in particular was an invaluable source of items. It was devoted to "the planning profession retrospect to prospect" (39, p. 290-352). Its concern is planning in the past, present, and future, with articles by recognized planning critics and academicians. Writers such as Frieden (2), Loeks (1), and Harris (3), document possible roles of the city planner. Local assistance in the preparation of the contents of items was received from Professor William Malone in City Planning, staff member at Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa. Malone actively practiced as a city planner in both large and smaller cities from 1949 through to 1965 when he became a staff member at Iowa State University. His job description of the city planner for Kettering, Ohio (40) are a basis for the original list of items. Critical assistance was provided by William McLaughlin, Director of Planning for the Iowa State Development Commission, who reviewed the items in the formative stage. Modifications and additions to the items were made on this basis. Last but not least was the formal experience of the writer who engaged in planning for several years with a consultant

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