Statement of-Continued Halvorson, Lloyd C., economist, representing the National Grange.... Javitz, Hon. Jacob J., a Representative in Congress from the Twenty- Page 486 563 233 453 550, 690 Jones, Hon. Robert E., Jr., a Representative in Congress from the Ketchum, Omar, director, national legislative service, Veterans of King, Joseph T., representing the National Retail Lumber Dealers Kreutz, Oscar R., executive manager, National Savings and Loan 171 132 479 555 Lasseter, Dillard, Administrator, Farmers Home Administration__ McDowell, John, executive director, the National Federation of Settle- 190 295 293 Marcantonio, Hon. Vito, a Representative in Congress from the State 664 Marcus, Arthur I., representing the American Legion, State of Wis- 169 Mitchell, H. L., president, National Farm Labor Union_. 217 Nunn, Alexander, managing editor, the Progressive Farmer, Birming- 216 O'Dwyer, Hon. William, mayor of New York City, N. Y. Orchard, Malcolm, editor, Southern Agriculturist, Nashville, Tenn__ 184 521 621 나 Sawyer, Hon. William, Secretary of Commerce_ Schiff, Philip, representing the American Association of Social Proffitt, George W., representing the National Apartment Owners As- Poston, Robert R., associate director, national housing committee, 218 122 497 655 291 Scriven, Frank D., cochairman, AMVETS National Housing Committee 132 164 407 Smith, Raymond C., Assistant Chief, Bureau of Agricultural Eco- 190 Snyder, Calvin K., secretary, realtor's Washington committee of the 568 Stubbs, George, Birmingham, Ala__- 388 Tobin, Maurice J., Secretary of Labor.. 651 Veit, Robert T., representing Shields & Co., New York, N. Y___ 386 100 137 163 West, George W., representing the Chamber of Commerce of the 394 Whitlock, Douglas, chairman, the Building Products Institute__- 595 392 American Federation of Labor: Appendix I. Executive council statement on housing legislation, 246 Appendix II. Distribution of family income compared with exist- 249 Additional material submitted for the information of the committee-Con. American Legion: Resolution adopted at Miami, October 18-21, 1948__ Congress of Industrial Organizations: Cooperative plan on housing drawn-real-estate group considers urging Swedish idea for United States in place of public proj- ects, article from New York Times of December 20, 1948--- National Association of Real Estate Boards, letter of February Realtors' group support of plan for cooperative home owning pre- dicted, article from the Wall Street Journal, December 24, 1948_ Catholic War Veterans of the United States of America, statement_-_ ment_. Additional letter and statement regarding Federal farm-labor D'Alesandro, Hon. Thomas, Jr., mayor, city of Baltimore, Md. : Page 672 271 689 677 679 Baltimore Plan-Slum Clearance at a Profit, article by Edgar L. Jones and Burke Davis, from Atlantic Monthly, May 1949__ Cash, Hon. Albert D., mayor, Cincinnati, Ohio, letter from, to Paul V. Betters, United States Conference of Mayors_ Curley, Hon. James M., mayor, Boston, Mass., letter from, to Paul V. Betters, United States Conference of Mayors. D'Alesandro, Hon. Thomas, mayor, Baltimore, Md., letter from, Darden, Hon. Pretlow, mayor, Norfolk, Va., letter from, to Paul V. Betters, United States Conference of Mayors-- Delaney, Hon. Edward K., mayor, St. Paul, Minn., letter from, to Paul V. Betters, United States Conference of Mayors-- Devin, Hon. William F., mayor, Seattle, Wash., letter from, to Paul V. Betters, United States Conference of Mayors___ Disalle, Hon. Michael V., mayor, Toledo, Ohio, letter from, to Paul V. Betters, United States Conference of Mayors. Farnsley, Hon. Charles P., mayor, Louisville, Ky., letter from, to Paul V. Betters, United States Conference of Mayors. Green, Hon. W. Cooper, mayor, Birmingham, Ala.. letter from, to Paul V. Botters, United States Conference of Mayors Hartsfield, Hon. William B., mayor, Atlanta, Ga., letter from, to Paul V. Betters, United States Conference of Mayors___ Hoyer, Hon. Eric G., mayor, Minneapolis, Minn., letter from, to Paul V. Betters, United States Conference of Mayors-- Kaufmann, Hon. Aloys P., mayor, St. Louis, Mo., letter from, to Paul V. Betters, United States Conference of Mayors__- Kemp, Hon. William E., mayor, Kansas City, Mo., letter from, to Paul V. Betters, United States Conference of Mayors. Lawrence, Hon. David L., mayor, Pittsburgh, Pa., letter from, to Paul V. Betters, United States Conference of Mayors--- Murphy, Hon. Vincent J., mayor, Newark, N. J., letter from, to Paul V. Betters, United States Conference of Mayors. O'Dwyer, Hon. William, mayor, New York, N. Y., letter from, to Paul V. Betters, United States Conference of Mayors-- Overton, Hon. Watkin, mayor, Memphis, Tenn., letter from, to Paul V. Betters, United States Conference of Mayors____. Roberts, Hon. Dennis J., mayor, Providence, R. I., letter from, to Paul V. Betters, United States Conference of Mayors__- Robinson, Hon. Elmer E., mayor, San Francisco, Calif., letter from, to Paul V. Betters, United States Conference of Mayors- Samuel, Hon. Bernard, mayor, Philadelphia, Pa., letter from, to Paul V. Betters, United States Conference of Mayors. Thomas, Roderic B., city manager, Dallas, Tex., letter from, to Paul V. Betters, United States Conference of Mayors- Van Antwerp, Eugene I., Detroit Housing Commission, letter from, to Paul V. Betters, United States Conference of Mayors. Zeidler, Hon. Frank P., mayor, Milwaukee, Wis., letter from, to 539 Additional material submitted for the information of the committee-Con. Davis, Martha H., director, Aid To Dependent Families, Louisville, 675 675 An estimate of need__ 676 Financial sheet (from annual report) 676 Average per family and per child paid by Jefferson County (total 677 Demaray, A. E., Vice Chairman, National Capital Park and Planning 694 Farm population in the South and in the United States, and the Statement of activities of the bureaus of the Department of Com- merce engaged in activities in housing research and the type of assistance they may be expected to render the Administrator in his carrying out of the housing program under H. R. 4009. The Office of Domestic Commerce- The National Bureau of Standards. Exhibit A. Names and description of housing surveys Amendments to H. R. 4009 recommended by Department of Labor Existing Federal programs for the aid of the private housing industry_ Fraternal Council of Negro Churches in America, statement by Rev. Hall, W. G., Citizens State Bank, Dickinson, Tex., letter from, to Hon. 639 Letter of May 9, 1949, regarding District of Columbia participation in Federal program for slum clearance and low-rent public hous- The current housing situation. Declaration of national housing policy-- Title II. Low-rent public housing- Title III. Housing research_. Title IV. Farm housing___. Title V. Miscellaneous provisions_. Maximum rates of financial commitments under H. R. 4009_ Background and purposes of this legislation. Title I. Slum clearance and community development.. Table 1. Effective nonfarm housing inventory as of beginning Table 2. Nonfarm dwelling units needing replacement of re- Table 3. Housing needs of the United States in 1960 (in thou- Minneapolis, Minn., resolution adopted by City Council of, requesting Additional material submitted for the information of the committee-Con. Housing and Home Finance Administrator-Continued Reimbursement for State-aided low-rent public-housing projects State housing legislation and action in Illinois : Low-rent housing and urban redevelopment--. Message of the Governor to the legislature.. Interdenominational Ministers' Alliance of Washington and vicinity, Javits, Hon. Jacob K., letter of May 13, 1949, to Hon. Brent Spence--- 690 695 677 364 666 Memorandum to the President concerning racial discrimination National Association of Home Builders: New York Post, quotation from article by Charles Abrams, Janu- 327 Schlarb, John Jr., Tacoma, Wash., quotation from letter--- 343 327 Housing Authority of the City of Seattle, letter of April 21, 1949, 289 Results of survey among members as to features desired in hous- 686 Russell, H. H., president, the First National Bank, New Boston, Tex., Schacter, Harry W., chairman, Louisville Municipal Housing Commis- sion, telegram from, regarding testimony given at hearings--- Some Landlords Don't Look Like a "Real Estate Lobby," article from CHA to Evict $12,638 Family-List High Income of Public Tenants, 428 Family income, home ownership and tenancy, urban and rural Financing of new small homes completed for sale, 1947. Number of nonfarm housing units started in the United States Savings and loan associations, as of March 31, 1949_ Statement of housing policy committee on Government housing Trends in permanent housing in England and Wales - Veterans of Foreign Wars: Resolution adopted at St. Louis, August 435 433 435 130 Washington Urban League, statement. 242 Weinfeld, Edward: Statement published in New York Times entitled 150 |