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Vol. 1, No. 20 Federal Works Agency, U. 8. Housing Authority — Nathan Straus, Administrator December 26,1939

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La Guardia Chooses swape Baltimore PI'OJCCt Sets Low Cost Record—
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Former G. E. Presulent Unimproved Land ls Major Economy Factor
T0 succeed RhelnSteln Following the opening of construc— unit——also is a record for northern
' Gerard Swope, retiring President “on bids recently on “Armistead Gar— sections. It is more than 40 percent
Of General'Electrie, who has fOIIOWed I dens,” Baltimore’s first low-rent hous— under the $3,501 average for private
$111813? aiiimtehihirlviiefigftLimit: i§,§dp§gljfgstjnffeg:§ttigtllgnggiogeg building throughout the country, as
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Comm1ss10n 40 yeais ago, was ap— total development cost has been at- , fL b 'St- t‘ 1., . 1 F701
pointed early this month Chairman 0f tained for public housing projects leau O a 0.1 a Is 1cs,an( $l ess
the New York City Housing Author- built under the USE A program. than the national average for. USHA-

ity, to succeed Alfred Rheinstein who One of seven projects to be con- aided 131'0JeCtS-

resigned in October. structe d in Baltimore with USH A aid, Although the nature of vacant land
Commenting on the appointment, “Armistead Gardens” will cost about development lends itself readily to
Mayor La Guardia said: “When you $3,314 per dwelling unit. This in- low-cost planning, the chief economy
. can get a man like Mr. Swope to as- cludes the cost of land, construction of in the “Armistead Gardens” project
5“?“ the FPSDOHSibflity 0“ a nonsal' buildings, all nondwelling facilities, arises directly from the cost of land—
aried bas1s, 1_ thmk we have 'good and architectural and overhead about 3 cents per square foot as com-
ground for re301c1ng.” Immediately charges. pared with well over a dollar for the

. after hls appomtment, MIKSWODE was Net construction cost for “Armi- “Edgar Allen Poe Homes” (im—
elected to the Chairmanship by mem— t 1 Gardens”—$2 077 oer dwellin . . 1 . t . th . t 1
bers of the authority. He will assume S eac c ‘ ’ 1 g prover) s1e m e same C1 y, anc
his duties in March after abrief vaca- ' Wlth $440 per square fOOt for the
tion. “Wllliamsburg Houses” site (also an

At the same time, Allan S. Harri— 1 / ianQVGd 211-19307. a PWA Housing
son, former Secretary of the New 1 1 w DiViSion proiect in New York City.
York City Housing Authority, was - fl (M The wide difference in land costs
appointed Director of Public Housing, ‘Ff/1 '1 \ 0“ vacant and 0h ‘mhl'OV'Qd_ land m
and William H. Davis, Chairman of egg ' 7;}, _ - USHA protects lS ev1dcnt from the
the State Mediation Board, was made :‘fé’a I. “E a fact that the average land COSt 1361‘
the fifth member of the authority. gag g E $1” ‘ . square foot on 33 unimproved sites is
Mr. Swope, in his new work, will be “'7 3 1 only about 2-cents, whereas the aver-
associated with one of the most Esgpmg ' . ‘ . age cost for improved land on 90 Sites
experienced housing authorities in fig??? ' " ‘ "”"f’l-\ ‘ 1% JUSt over 25 cents. In the larger
America. *1; ‘ V x ’ cities such as New York, New Cr-

Mayor La Guardia also announced ”4' 1 ., x, 134 leans, and Baltimore, improved Sites
that he had secured as consultants to “Ii '~ " _ {j ' invariably COSt more than $1 1991‘
the authority Mr. Gano Dunn, Presi- ‘: m g] “ff x; " square 1'"-'00'C-
dent of Cooper Union and President an: . . “a 1.11 The “Armistead Gardens” site is
of the J. G. White Engineering Cor— if :3 L2,, 5 l . ‘ rolling and wooded, and will be devel-
poration, and Hugh S. Robertson, z: ,1, W: :' 1w! oped on the English garden city plan,

. Executive Manager of Rockefeller 11w} . ,i; Z 4% with narrow service lanes closed to
Center. Mr. Swope’s appointment is 3“””‘“%w”“ " """"“ ”"""“ through highway traffic. The project
heartily endorsed by friends of hous- gg‘imizeesfmglg; Jig“: 1:31:1'Edisbfehfugfizfogging will be made up of one- and two-story
ing in New York City. project. row houses and flats.
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 Recent C t'
onferences and CODVCII lOIlS
' Judge Henry Ellenbogen. Mayor ‘
waShlngton’ D. C' John Mullen of Clairton presided. Huntlngton’ w' Vfl. ‘ .
At a special housing luncheon in The group planned an educational Housing authority members in
the Wardman Park Hotel, Washing- campaign, and fOTmed committees for West Virginia and citizens and pub-
tOH, 13- 0-, on Friday, December 8, a Fayette, Westmoreland, and Beaver lic officials from communities con-
£23311": £02111; i233?(iiiiiiiilbliicneneaii SIC;$33:ng{filiflgpgfiiflsof 1836:3115 templating the organization of hous- ,
'. ing authorities met in Huntington, ,
Round Table Conference, USHA’s County has 40 representative mem— W V D b ~14t . t W t I
Dr. B. J. Hovde, Special Consultant bers onacommitteeto createaCounty .' .a'.’ eeem e1 .0 Clea 9? .es '
in Charge of Management Review council. This activity ties in with the Virginia State Hous1ng-Assoc1atlon. 3
Division, met with municipal and work of county authorities in Indiana, M1" John Hudson, Chairman Of the
county Welfare Directors interested Illinois, MiSSiSSiDDi, and Georgia. Huntington housing authority, was 5
in determining how the USHA pro— (See PUBLIC HOUSING, elected PIESident- Vice Pl‘eSidentS 5
gram can be advanced in their com- Vol. 1, No. 19, p. 1) were $91930th to represent all the au- l
munities. thorities in the State. ]
Among the delegates to the Confer- Baltimore, Md. Opened by a dinner at the Governor (
:iiEIexdiigesaexevn‘fleelIeJdSgridiiilgxiieIslleeliete _ Members of all housing authorities Eabgll Eeteilene estendedfeci Séieléal .
“Housing in Our Time ” were: Em: 1n. the State Of Maryland, together ~ng (lie ea ing e1 izen: OS e 1 ae, '1.
mett R. Gauhn, Commissioner of the Wlth mayeee’ Congressmen, and 1n- 111C u me members-of t e tate egis- 1
Department of Public Welfare Roch- terested Citizens from other States, lature, State Jud1c1ary, and the Na- I
ester, N. Y.; William G. C’Hare met in Baltimore, December 11, to tional Congress, the conference was t
Executive Director Overseers of the organize a State Assoc1at10n of Hous- addressed by Honorable George Ham- e
Public Welfare Boston' Franklin H. ing Authorities. .Mr. Y. W. Dille— ilton, Treasurer of the State of H
Baker, Assistant Executive Director hunt’ Executlve Director Of the Hous- Georgia and Chairman Of the Georgia b
the Pennsylvania State Department 111g Authority Of Baltimore Clty’ was State Housing Board. ii
of Public Assistance; Miss Lucile elected Pres1dent 0f the Assoc1ation,
Mahannah, Director of Public Wel- Wlth members from???“ the ex1st— Covington Ky r . S
fare, Mesa County, Colo.‘ C. E. mg housmgauthorities 1n the State ’ '
Goyette, County Director Public Wel- as Vice Pres1dents. Housing authority members and
fare, Tucson, Ariz.; Miss Ruth Rit- GUGSt speakers were: Honorable distinguished visitors from all over
ter, Director County Welfare, Delta, James A- Haley, M33701” 0f Annapolis; the State convened in Covington, Ky.,
Colo.; B. F. Timmons, Associate Pro- William F' Stromeyer, Chairman 0f early this month ’00 organize the Ken- E
fessor of Sociology and Chairman of the Annapolis housmg authority; tucky State Housing Association and ti
the Social Administration Curricu— Jgidge W 0:. McSherry, Chairman Of. to join in the cornerstone laying cere- C
lum, University Of Illinois; Clarence t e. Fiedellck housing mauth01 1ty, monies at Latonia Terrace, one of the cc
G. Klein, Director, Pittsburgh De- United States Senat01 Ge01ge L. Rad— two low—r nt h , , . t b . ir
partment of Public Welfare; Elwood cliffe; Mayor Howard Jackson 0f Bal- e - ousing piojec S eing (;
Street of Richmond, Va.; and Jean timore; Congressmen Ambrose J~ constructed m Cov1ngtonw1th USHA f,
Coman, Informational Service Divi— Kennedy and David J' Ward 0f Balti— ass1stance. Ce
sion USH A. more; Mrs. Raymond Clapper, mem— Following a dinner at the Coving- ‘
’ ber of the Montgomery County hous— ton YMCA, where Nathan Straus, tglri
- ing authority; Langdon Post, former USHA Administrator, was the chief
P lttSburgh7 P a' New York City Tenement House speaker, housing Officials from Cov- 3:
Business, civic, and labor leaders Commissioner; and Carl Henry MOn- ington, Louisville, Danville, Paducah in
from five western Pennsylvania coun- sees, Of NAHO' ' Lexington, and other cities organized
ties met in Pittsburgh recently as Mr Stromeyer, Speaks?! on mu- the State Association with N. H. in
guests of the Pittsburgh and Alle- niclpal advantages Of public housmg, Dosker, Executive Director of the f0I
gheny Countv housing authorities to pomted 9““ that the program. 1.11 An- Louisville housing commission as no
discuss the pressing need for low-cost napolis 1s forc1ng the demolitlon of State President William F Biirk Hc
h _ 1 . 1 1 fP 1 . “unsafe and substandard dwellings, f _ ' ‘ . e St‘
omes 1n 1111a a1 eas o .ennsy vania. thereby freeing valuable property for o Covmgton .Was named first Vice . ' .
Ellis Thompson, Executive Ass1stant much-needed development.” Pres1dent, Wlth T. Ward Havely, (A . 1112
of the Pittsburgh authority, was Sec- The next meeting Of the Associa- Mayor-elect of Lexington, as Secre- $1
retary of the Conference. Special tion is scheduled for the second week tary-treasurer. The list of Directors 11.“
speakers were Dr. B. J. Hovde and in January. follows: George Sager, Louisville; 113110
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 Ch "1 Berr man, Lex' 't ; K _ . . , .1.‘ .C I
net“: 2:61“ lf‘rankfort'mi‘gieesteff California Report Shows That Slum Rents
AIVID’ Covmgton; and S- :E- MltCheH’ Are Higher Than Those Under USHA Schedule
Sr., Paducah. Hugh Meriwether, ar—
“ . chitect,was named TechnicalAdvisor. Further proof that rents in USHA- should also produce the answer to
The day’s activities began With 3 aided projects will actually be lower another question which many persons
parade at 10:45 in the morning. Mr. than slum rentals in the same com- have asked: ‘Can you really get rents
Straus was met at his hotel by a VVeI— munities is supplied by the Housing down low enough so families of low
coming committee including Repre- Authority of the City of Los Angeles. income can afford to pay them?’ The
sentative Brent Spence, who, Mr. In a recent issue of the authority’s following table is the answer:
Straus declared “is one of the best magazine, “Public Housing and Slum ——————
friends the Housing Act ever had.” Clearance News,” reference is made . “$33233" merges“
. . . to the Richards Report on Unemploy- WWW.“ “WWW“ ,4 *\"""-”l ., "5’!“-f‘.““1
At the dedication ceremonies Ml" .pcrsons budget in L.\])Lndltlllt. utilltusui
St, .d . “W h m th 3 d f 111(3an in California. in family Loaflilnlggylos for rent Lilihiilsllfildhc
laus sai ' e eai . e soun 0 According to the latter report, over (SR-“9 ”0300“
saws and shovels. Thatis the second $10,000,000 of California State Re— 2 $29.68 ' $163;— $14.27
beSt sour-1d I know. Fhe be“ sofmd lief Administration funds for 1938 3__:___.___-, 39.00 19.16 14. 27
I know 15 the laughter 0f the We were spent for rent, 01" 26-3 percent i—f::::::::::::: ii: $2 $103 ii: iii
children who will llve here.” of all S. R. A. expenditures. The re- o.___-_____ 00.12 i 20. 72 l 20. 20
There are seven housing authorities port emphasizes the point that these L—M
in Kentucky, in communities ranging 11111110115 COHStitUte a virtual subsidy “The rents actually being paid by
in size from Dayton (pop. 9,071) to 01313001" housing. families on relief and shown in Col—
Louisville (pop. 307,745), Loan con- The LOS Angeles authority dis- umn 3 above, do not include utilities
tracts have been approved for 9 pr oj— cusses the report as follows: such as water, gas, and lights. HOW-
ects in 6 cities Total 0 f USH A com- “How do rents being paid by relief EVER, the rents listed in Column 4,
. ' . . families, which are obviously of low which are the rents that families of
mitments for the State, including . 2 . , ,
b th ‘ . J]. _ ll t" t income, compare With rents to be low income Will pay for decent, safe
,0 e‘ullml {ings anc oan con iac 8’ charged in the public housing proj— and sanitary dwelling units, do in-
is $19’440’000‘ ects? The answer to this question clude all those utilities.”
' . Stamford Town Meeting
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0. K. 3 Public Housmg DECIa own Meetmg
Housing was approved by a New
England town meeting for the second
time, when the voters of Stamford,
Conn., met recently and approved a attdeahS legallvaters olfwthe Toy/mof Stamford are hereby notified and warned to
cooperation agreement with the Hous- Fem own “mg 0 sad T°w"' to be held m th‘
. ing Authority of the City of Stamford Burdick Junior High school
(see PUBLIC HOUSING, Vol. 1, N0. 6, Assembl H I! F Ht Sta f d
for town meeting vote in Enfield, y a ’ ores L reet, m or ’0“
. Gene, Sept 12>: The agreement Monday, December 4, 1939
giants tax exemptlon to housmg au— _
, thoritv property. Stamford citizens at eight o'clock P. M., Eastern Standard Time, for the following purposes, viz;
? at the meeting expressed themselves ' 1. .To act upon the recommendation and resolution of the Town Board of
_ unmistakably casting a 164 to 8 vote Finance m making an appropriation of $73,184.37 for Outdoor Poor Relief and to
_ ’ _ make the necessary appropriation therefor.
, in favor of the housmg program.
1 Fairfield Courts, local PWA Hous— WWW
- ing Division project, provides homes 7 T t dt 1: h t t. bed d d bl d
3 n . . . . . 0 3C upon an a C W a CV2! 3C ion ma CC ’ —
, fOI 146 low-Income families, and IS sary confirming the action of the Board of Selectmeri, in its faiding; vpseaftafniirl‘g Saga-lie
5 nOW managed by the United States Housing Authority of the City of Stamford.
3 Housmg Anthorlfiy' At present, the Dated at Stamford, Connecticut, this 27th day of November, A.D., 1939.
3 Stamford authority has an earmark—
. h . ing of USHA funds amounting to GEORGE T. BARRETT
j - $1,000,000. This will be converted PAUL P. PAVIA
s into a loan contract when an applica- THADDEUS HYATT
. tion and satisfactory plans have been Selectmen of the Town of Stamford.
’ presented to the USHA.
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New York City, have at- set aside first floor space
tracted wide attention. U S H A R e S e a r c h in apartment houses. .\ .
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all over the countr should - . . tee to the New York City
7 find valuable hintsyon how New PYOJeCtS IlluStrate P rlnCIPles Housing Authority on the
‘ to achieve equally success- Of Nursery SChOOl Design care of the pre-school child
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E discussion, a condensed feet per child of play— .
' version of a paper read by Miss Kath- near other community facilities. On ground space. This is an ideal stand—
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