The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-15

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to create jobs, but its eventual
aims are widespread and OF ire
mendous importance for the tab
ulated reports will be used as o
construction programs.
Mr. Defandorf will be in charge
Of the early stages of the work
here, but will leave the completion
of the project in the charge of
Atty Alfred Toscano of New Hav-
en- and Daniel Bowes of this city,
supervisor and assistant supervisor,
respectively, for this district.
The 100 persons to be given en-
ployment will be selected from
those who already registered for
CWA jobs at the national en-
ployment Office at the state ar
mory. They will be chosen by ex-
perience and other qualification.
Mr. Defandorf wished to emphasize
strongly that the jobs will be as
signed through the employment
office and given to those already
registered for work there.
A minute study of housing con-
ditions will be made, including a
survey of old and obsolete build
ings, the degree to which families
have doubled up to save rent, liv-
ing conditions, and sanitary and
heating facilities.
The census will begin here
Wednesday morning and In out
lying towns on the following day.
1t is anticipated by the area SUPER
visor that the census will be COM
pleted within the next 80 days.
The results will then be submitted
to the census bureau at Washing
ton for further study and posi-
BILE submission to other govern
ment bureaus for action.
Mr. Defandorf, in urging public
cooperation In order that the CEN
sus work may be completed speed
lily, said: I'VE earnestly hope that
every single person who Is APP
preached by the enumerators will
give all the information which Is
asked and will cooperate in every
other way possible. 1t is a project
of great value to the city and de-
serves full public support"
This city was chosen as one OF
the types to be included In the
special census. The 80 cities range
from small towns to large cities,
re representing different types OF ur-
ban and industrial development.
The fortunate cities all have spec
ial extra CWA workers assigned to
them, thus creating additional jobs
which are paid for with federal
funds.
The nearby towns to be included
| in the census come under the head
ing of the Waterbury metropolitan
district and will be linked with this
city when final reports are sub
mitted to Washington by district
officials. The actual census work
| will be under the supervision OF
Mr. Toscano, district head. and
Daniel Il. Bowes, newly appointed
assistant supervisor.
The official status of the new
project Is as follows:
/. Under instructions from the
director of the census and the di.
rector of the bureau of foreign and
domest commerce the supervisor
is required to direct the work of al
| enumerators and other employees
appointed for service In his dis.
trict. To do this he must be IA
miliar with the schedules and In
I structions to enumerators regard.
ing the census of real propert,
inventory.
What II the Project?
2. The real property inventor,
Is a part of the presidents re-em'
ployment plan recently set up II
the Civil Works Administration
The primary purpose of all of these
projects Is to put men back Il
work. This project will secure valu'
able information about the rea
property In So or more selected
cities.
Where the Work VIII he Done
8. Cities have been selected ir
each state In the union. These
cities are OF different sizes rang
ing from very small to large places
They represent different types ol
development and different Indus
trial characteristics. All OF thu
buildings within these cities and
their suburbs will be noted, ant
detailed information will be gath
cred on those which are used fol
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