The Connecticut labor news., 1921-11-25
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YALE PLANS HUGE
 BUILDING PROGRAM FOR COMING SPRING
Will Spend More Than SIS, ,ooo, 900 on New Construction Work
 Next Year

During the present school year, the first year of the administration of President James Rowland Angell the corporation or trustee board of Yale will. pass upon the erection of build ings amounting to about $I I5,ooo, 900. A new building era has been begun with the Sterling, the Hardness, the Strathcona and other bcQuests and within five years the material Yale, the university building plant and equipment, will be more than doubled, beginning with the erection of the Hardness group of dornitorics now practically completed. The cost of these is in round numbers about six millions and that amount IS named as the cost of the new university H. brary.
 The proposed medical school build ings will cost about S3,ooo,o 1000, the chemical laboratory now being erect cd on the Sage Picrson square, about d million; the new Peabody Museum moro than million; the structure which William! II. Sage of Albany will give in memory Ol his son, De Witt Sage, 'o7, for the home of the school of forestry half million; the Strathcona Memorial Building for civil engineering about the same amount; several educational buildings which arc 10 be constructed from scv cral milloinS Of the Sterling bequests of about SIS, COG, 900; other education- al buildings from the Hardness be- quest of several millions; the memo rial building ,Which is 10 be erected for the men Of Yale who lost their lives in the World War. and the club house for athletes at Yale Field, which is to be given by Henry C.. Lapham, 1897, of Ncwtonvillc, Mass taken in the plans for constructing the buildings. Mrs, Francis P. Gar van has presented the special build :ag committee with plan prepared Dy John Russell Pore, ih memory cf her father, N. C. Brady
 The appointment of the committee itself has been the other mark of progress. This i> a corporation spc cialty committee, and it's chairman is John " Farwcll, 70, Of Chicago.
 The committee has engaged as it's consultant architect, John Gamble Rogers of New York City, who erect ed the Hardness group Of buildings. The architectural plan involved in the erection of so many buildings is one of the most expansive and gigan- tic ever encountered by an American architect. It can be compared with none ever drawn with the exception of the buildings of the University Of Chicago. The problem involved in the location and construction of the six million dollar general library have involved the attention Of the committee and the faculty library have involved the attention of the committee and the faculty library committee for three years.
 The location of the structure has not been decided It has been as stunned that they would be placed in the SagcPicrson square, the former Hillhousc estate, on which have been placed the Sloane, the Hartman and the Osborn laboratory buildings. This Is by no means certain and the mys- tcrious buying of property by agents supposed to represent Yale on Tenn pie street, between Elm and Grove, on Wall and Grove streets, from Temple 10 York; on Y Iork street, from Elm to Chapel and Elm street, from Church to York, has caused commotion in the real estate field
 In brief, if the new buildings are placed on the Sagc-Pierson square, they will remove the center of uni versity activity from the old quadrant gle to beyond the Sheffield Scientific School group of buildings. If, how ever, they are located on the streets mentioned, they will be extensions of the present quadrangle or university departments and building plants.