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Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-31
Bids On Schools
Asked By f.S. a.
For Opening Wed.

The way was cleared Saturday,
July rs, for construction of a
new 17-room elementary school
here and six-room addition to
the high school, after Farm Sc
curity Administration, through the
Federal Public Housing Authority,
asked for bids on the two struc-
lures. Bids will be opened August
5, and construction work is ex-
pected to start soon thereafter.
Plans for additional school ia
cilities have been continually re-
vamped and restricted due to war
priorities and limited funds, it
was learned from reliable sources.
The call for bids ends a delay Of
many months which makes it i'm
possible now to open the new
school space until 1913.
The new elementary school will
be located north of Northway,
among the large area of new de-
fense homes not yet open for oc-
cupancy.
1000 Students by Fall
Town officials point out that
there is urgent need for addi-
tional school space since the pres
ent elementary school was built
to accommodate only 470 children.
The expected increase in popula-
tion from the new houses here
will require facilities for at least
1000 children by. the time the
fall term begins.
School authorities are planning
to place both the elementary and
the high school on double shifts
to take care of the anticipated in
crease in students until the new
buildings are completed in Janu-
ary. Mrs. Katherine Reed, prin-
cipal of the elementary school,
says that she plans to maintain
teaching standards, and that all
students will be under teacher su-
pevision for the same time as
previously, except that study pc
riods will be discontinued. This
will require more home work for
the pupils.
Arrangements are being made
for an increased teaching staff.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-31
Private Airports Closed

Private Airports Closed
The regulation, which states
that all private fields must be far
ther than $50 miles from the coast,
has forced many private owners
to close their airports, said Mr..
Dawson, but since Schrom's is
playing such an important part in
the Government supervised train
ing program, it was deemed ad-
visable to move inland.
New Sites Investigated
Several locations have been in
vestigated, it was added, both in
Maryland and Virginia, but no
definite site has yet been decided
upon.
The current pilots training
class conducted by Fritz Schrom,
owner and chief pilot of the field,
has 80 members-25 Army or
Navy reserve Cadets, and five
potential instructors, being train
ed by nine instructors, including
Mr.. Schrom.
These pilots will continue their
instruction at the new field which
will be administered by Mr..
Schrom. Mrs. Schrom will remain
at the farm adjoining the Green
belt field to take care of business
affairs here. Mr.. Schrom indicated
to the Cooperator that he expects
to continue Schrom's Airport as
a private field after the war, but
added that there was little point
in planning for that at this time.
Private planes now operating
on the local field will be stored
for the duration. Only one is own
ed by a Greenbelter.
Field Not Completed
More improvements are to be
made to the local field under the
Army supervision. Many planned
improvements have been delayed
in recent months by the difficulty
in obtaining equipment and mach
inery parts, Mr.. Schrom said.
The Schrom field was started in
1927 as private venture. In 1882
it became a commercial airport.
The Civilian Pilot Training pro-
gram which was so important
part of local flying began in 1889.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-31

Door Prize at 8:15
The meeting will begin at 8
p. m. and door prize for members
will be drawn at 8:15. In addi-
ton to the election, business in
cludes consideration of an amend
ment to the bylaws to provide for
nominating committee.
The complete financial report of
Greenbelt Consumer Services, Inc.
for the six month period ending
June 27 will be presented at this
time. It shows that the gross sales
of all stores was $295,9O1.24
with a net margin of $16,574.58.
This figure represents a margin
of $6844.45 for the first quarter
and $9,730.13 for the second three
months.
Thomas B. Kicker, general man.
ager, wishes to emphasize that
this figure is a normal operating
margin. He says that although
operations costs declined only 1.3
per cent, retail prices dropped 3.5
per ;sssdsv CO. and further that the
known what caxsed the ~, 81 n
sssssssss,sA hoping that -; n 4 Il; III u
vert to ! lew round 1duals repre-
sented as owners or stockholders. !"
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-31
Bus Petition Count
Shows a Failure;
Only 10 Pct Return

Because only 10 per cent of the
transportation questionnaires is
sued to Greenbelters nearly two
months ago have been returned,
the survey will not be used at the
public utilities hearing scheduled
to be held in the immediate future,
it was announced Monday by Ar
thur L. Rysticken.
Returns Needed
Granted a 6O-day adjournment
on May 20, Mr.. Rysticken said he
had planned to have the survey
ready in time to present at the
hearing. However, he said, the 10
per cent return, instead of further
ing Greenbelt's attempt to prevent
Capital Transit's plan of revert
ing to the shuttle bus system for
Greenbelt, would show definite
lack of interest thus defeating its
purpose. A miraculous return of
at least 81 per cent of the bal
ance would be. necessary to prove
effective as evidence of the made
quacy of such a system it was
hinted.
Still to be used as evidence, said
Mr.. Rysticken, are the. petitions
containing approximately 1900
signatures. The exact date of the
hearing was not known this week.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-31
Army Taking Schrom's Airport August IS
10 Nominees for 4 Vacancies
Face Coop Voters Wednesday

Four directors for Greenbelt Consumer Services
Inc. will be elected next Wednesday from the 10 nomin
atons which have been received
The four members whose terms have expired are all
seeking reelection They Frank Lastner chairman
Harry Hyman, Denzil Wood and Clifford Meyer Other
nominees Dayton Hull Mrs. Bea Hesse, Myron Volk,
Mrs. John Vachon, Bernard Axerod, Ben Rosenzweig,
Mrs. Evelyn Cooper, Sam Morgenstein DR.. Hugh Bone
Bryan Paul Dunbar Ernest Miner and Dr. Leo Fireman
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-31
Siren Tests Planned

GreenbeIt's air raid sirens
will be tested each Saturday at
IL a. M, it has been announced
by Safety Director George Pam
agoulis. In making the an
nouncement, he urged that all
citizens remember that it is a
test of sirens only, unless fur
ther announcements are made.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-31
Cadet Training School Moving
Inland on Order Of Air Corps;
Private Planes To Be Stored

Complying with order of the Army Air Corps,
the training school of Schroms Airport will be moved
inland before August Is, it announced Monday by
Pete Davidson, the airport's clearance officer.
The field is to be operated by the U. S. Army for mill
tary purposes exclusively after that date.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
FILA PLAN Suited To
Defense Workers

94se Fpaefas HeuAsua Agminn
irasbsH plan b ideally s1siteG % de-
fsase industry w0rkex4 ~ino are
8lEelsa shtig osn isesnes sirst the
msAstlslg paysasnsk required - tnr
FILA a4aF b. aeaH hStuAed Wish the
instaImenis D4 tlse Workefs meoms
me Odd home financing system.
psedaateC o. Gae tnresgx mat iaml-
lies w8ala b. ahle - accumulate
h5up sssnaa ~ money 81 repay Ghelr
mortgage Indebtedness S entirety
0uk Il linz wlsh m0eesa e0n5lttoak
according 70 Officials IS she FHA
HAxaraous Pian Replaced
IRE olo axtteFFn E~s2b-tnfere
rate aenewabie mortgage proved
hazaraoUf - home uwners and
muffanRe lenaefa allk Il ~as
pointed oat Whiie lhe FILA plan
las MADE Il possible for families 70
purchase hoIim Mifh small down
payments and e repay their moft-
aase indebtedness oFer periods
running az g Is yeara
Uhr8seb measures designed b.
the FAA e encourage private
lcnlIlne institutions IN making 1oans
on iow-ccst homes. the oppoFtuni-
ties Tor ianaIlies nl moderate IN
COME 70 have q place 81 their own
have been bTaadenea even further
IN 1870 thar half OF tire
Eina3e=famiis iAane constructed
usSaer she FHa nian were valued
at less than 0o0 This is an IN
dicaflan. FILA officials pointed out
d tine alcress At the rffA program
ia reaeiImE families 81 modest IN
comes throuth sound and liberal
financing terms.
Pnrp.ssr Of Title VI
The National Housing Act Was
recently Amended - the addition
az Title VI which Is designed 10 en-
courage an additional volume af
lnW cost home construction b. prI-
waite capital Ia areas where defense
activity has created al urgent need
lnT additional housing.
Under title VI II the buyer lacks
funds ~ make the entire 10 per
cent minimum down payment at the
time 81 purchase the builder re-
mains obligated on the mortgage
unltl the buyer accgmuiates the
necessary equity hy extra payments
Title VI also provides for more
rapid amortization Of the principal
Of the mortgage during the first
tfe years. with the result that
monthly financing eesa are re-
duced Nv 0fe~slxth thereafter.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
Properties Damaged
BY Bombs Excepted

Washington y C-1sa FsaefAl
Hoazlus Administrator Wlll nes re-
qusfe properties aausaesa rs enemy
assnas 10 Be repaired fo1 ateept-
anee n rxenanse iof mafsgass. an-
msfat4ee Administrator Apfn4 II
FxsNiAaun announced txstaf
Mani inquiries iruFsl iailalna IN
3flfaftufm operating affasx fa2e FRA
alan haxr Enzn r~oeeIxet - - ats
asigasar oi tne Federal 1i0tfstn9 AZ
u4snlsEfati1n toward properties aana
atesI 81 enemy aosshlisa ateAekS
Raeulatsons Of Tie HflA Fsas1las
t4sa4 nnk3eI the centFaet ~ mott
aaas lfsSslranee iofeeae4
ties ususf u transferred lrom ne
maFtsagg 10 thf administrator Nns
aauaeesl ~ FIRE earthquake fhsa
tornado. - waSge nesoge inauE4a
aelsnsnres II tssuva
namaee eausel Is enesng naanhs
DOES moi rssf1e within ne meanlsae 81
nge Germ &asms o. used Il tar
regulations aYAt consequently
KffA Hould nes feaalHs unc rssals
d n6ea ussnaHr uEtie i "a essasei
Is slge ana flaegl osals 20 the 81
ant Of ilse lire aanaags Mr Fefan
aAn sid
Ii the eaHe Il aneaeftifs dam
aaes. eY ftes eHen talaasgh a dlTee
nsgsi& IS enemy sciteu VIII -
n~sxtA4sfy tfHaf tive tire aamaee D.
repaired or an adjustment u4aae -
Aea Of the refaif.
II wsa pointed Out haMeFff4 nat
nleFtRages a. well ~ property gNn-
esa IA Continental United Suase Wai
be protected against fire ana other
loses reaulssne irun enemy al
iaak& 81 tAe recently created VA
fukaaaalss N-ssaEatAe
The Wa EnsilAiie cdfn
mas eftsgted - the Reconstruction
ffnaasee Cooperation Nklh 3 capital
50 2sia 01 tzN - eslsef l0a -
owners Of properties destroyed 81
damaged Is 3 result q enemy q
i8eks
No premiums win g. charged for
thA protection a. leaas for tire tinss
belns ana 20 declaration az ftlxfe
mitl b Required. except IL ca 1T
sgr ~ damage
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

aFaas AGdinas3ai defense afHaE
probably VIII be eFbaana ane9 viii
enlafae lhe prs sbiities ~ prlvaae
aflat 0tliasus
individual famille Nho order
hema huiH 81 ft uns4 needs are
m5s fxasisnf Ar Iha9nBan sasa
YET they sill make the near
Adjustment lnam nf9ecii0n ~
achieve uhe moge important o.
sprtsse 81 having hume of tlnig
oan
Readnr W The GhTunmle-star
ana Ness pnlnt All ~ ef wFo are
psannua "a hgsild uew hnines fof
their aau uee4aaancs. il DTS Area
asfllze laf2 a aaste - zaaso Akax
NffNU tNsifstt q NHd nureil
mas aeare personal cope nf
notut 0MIseN catnio wsshnet easf
~ other ~aalseskiun. T1e boz
aesiknea e heip fanIlles eaink
ahant the features uf usetf neW
homt Letters applying for Hatne
Owners Cafalas ma he addfe ed
r. Z " Hegee Corporation NeB
Orleans COME wiz e sent posi-
gNsle - ati Wha qaaIfF
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

rs krusN e a texIaie yarn nv
maas e 8fhef Iaxms itasIsaa-
rs nsAsoil4 aaa iof hzsssh
alaslam iaH Insulation ea wlfe aHa
5 cement
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
$3.50. 900, 600 For Pri-
yate Homes I'm 1912

NKlaair haane b4iitlag los lud4aIa-
ual fsRillF Tor their aen aceaiaaaeg
VII auatnaE IS Ia4 Hlgh an axlsn-
asgsae 81 a1saa5 sfsaNHaaa8 lu TIE 81
tales ets u ife RseN Mountains
8bsHe sill he doe regard Ter tine
mes Fuies which ue a3ate saHI-
asaIaHs iuF a4tsa43 maaeftas HAT
base pcen Withdrawn fnnn private
aa-HHHHHefiou
Howard s T~ga0uuean. General
uaanaHef - Haulc 0Nnefs Gaia
- estimated Uae saIae ~ mate
fak equipment AHd Iao1r IL nfI-
taH# 1912 haaae building Niih ahfse
iH tanf points II confederation
aaa aeQiefa 9Th s.zaahla
ihsaHIaHf aaaas ahE Pressing aisem
efaaHslif iaf sH Is next Kdlf
BONES fftaFitiet a0
anew aanaf
aa1IalHE HliHIH Hae eaisaed defense
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
Good Housing Has
Effect On Health

Gaad housine should b. measured
hx IL effect On good health rs aeli
- b. the contributions BE- makes
10 the comlors and happiness Of
iamilles
unheaithful housing not 0niv Is
characterized hg physical disrenair
Inadequate facilities room canges-
sFgn. and lard ogercf0walnF but II
Is also accompanied b neighbof-
i1ood factors and lack OF recre-
ats8Ha4 faclglsle
Converted dissrlcte bullt without
regard 10 careful iand planning
breed sickness and permit such In
innate contact hefweeu tl8e Sick and
TIE well as % aid the rapid diSsem-
maHloa of infectious diseases
sunlight Needed
Living Ire dwelling Units that are
largely devoid q sunlight and fresh
air. aao in areas where tlie streets
are the oniy places fer the children
% RiaY. promotes various kinds Of
transuissibie diseases s~ociolaslsls
felaft mat adults suffer both men,
tallT ard physically Hlssn HHine
under sitch conditions. bat perhaps
not 10 the extent that children DO.
Tie quality II character and health
Is sad o. Be affected.
Iearlng down houses and build
inc rev ofle with 40 regard for
tha afrfgte1 standards Of modern
land planning and with no definite
provisions Tor Bcercali0nai areas
VIII result eHlV la fhs eventual re-
cafreucc Of similar conditions.
vital Health Facter
1 IS obeiaus that the spread 81
aieefH8us diseases IS lsss lsksls q
take u8aoe anlafae persons vino live
m 4nale-famlly hcszses which are
located IN carefully planned sub-
divisions or am1nG families which
itts IN weii@desianea a1sa pFanefg
located rental housing projects
Tire Federai Hoasina Aaminis-
tsalIaa la is efforts 70 promote
better housing DOES NJ forget the
importance q better health and
THE close relationship hetween health
ana housing II rating the io1a-
iiaH = either 4 small zlngie-famliy
home on a i~aFfe-ScAle rental proleet
Tire FHA eheess carefully Tor sHeh
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
Advantages Of FILA
Are Proven I'm Crisis

The advantage Of s iosuc mort
gage insured D The Federal Ilna
iu9 Administration usaF Al It'd
ktxle instrument have hseH ~ great
r significance utan esef sissee sae
Neee q pgafiae houtsine fer aafe44a
Industry NeFxer beeans acute 49,
eoftilnR % Administrator Abisef II.
Ferguson
The volume 81 H~aftaagt ae.
esp4eu for nasarapes ~ flse FIlA TOT
a N=saaEne construction ln afIa7lae
areas Coz neiasaneiua q existing
mortgage debts ann fo9 the H4
chase of EXISTING properties HI
FesaAaou declared bean Ritusa q
tie fact tilas home hlarrs are res
oanizing 0le advantage q = mon-
sage that requires - f1linane.aR
PAYABLE - monthly msiaaInsah
0esf 3 peFHsa ap e ID 81 rs se6e
AZ aear s reasonable ai4l m-
Changing Interest rata
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

adverse influences As smoke. fog
chemieai fumes. exhaust gases. STAG
mart ponds O. mafsl1e4 poor surface
drainage. and excessive heat or
dampneS which mas affect the per-
sgnai health d the occupants
Nearly 500 communities IN all
parts # the country ~reieaSe eaii-
eren from aHblie schools during
scnoui hours for religious eda1ea-
ZION
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
Thermostat Position
On Wall Important

IN hospe uhsFe tive iafraae IS
eenuolh4a IS al aalaaaiir thefuao-
Atal = MIR sefs uEsea H. fasiaa
more comfortable II the shermostAt
IS placed a1 = how uosasson On the
wall Of the living rresEn. apn4oxi-
matelt - inches frusn me ala.sf
instead Of At the usual l9fe-frssi
height FeseEai Housana Admins
tfaLon technical experts poiaf ont
villa eas q nll-fired rmgnaeea t4.s
idea nOfks particularly Keli. since
the neai supply in tlsese Is eut eff
promptly saen the rsafn lemtssra-
turf goes ~ enasaah Is Put tisr shef-
mostaf 70 Aafk and lhe aoaHe ma
ket mote uncomfortable csol before
ne neat s turned e. aesaln aasd
sallas w t. thu casnfafE point
On The oil9ex hand. cen aAen a
- lsfc s shut cnAu the feel sed
eanta1uet - send 81 3 certain
4aazanl Il ns41
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
Home Ownership Now
Safer Investment

ane 80 tse satet fuartaa4s W
.fafnasf ~ tstH Nss Hnassus 40
esaitsgaasaa IN iiw apssam - 4ae-
en atsaatak he4 suf @aeu
la exi@nalae neftea Hsda1fte Is
Bsklise nsagsahf iasaabe 1sn#ae
lae est4e 4fi 81 saIas1l ma
tsefiefs aise aaans Assmfufa
TAT AAsaer ID FeFEasah aSffa r.
g9ata
Ifff sN uHfft ri g
i0n est iHsfle ann a1ialn nNN eff
eife Eaf mhsf 0sfsi4a and ~
Rfee 8 lfsat offered IS sire Fwtiefsl
Hfa8lfse Administration Isl PR
NElsan Mid
GareirN fsnstgari as siinimisen
Iaas FBstn stands ara w
limiiasFs feesN requirements
" IS iae FfAs Is uhiff aii projects
fiHaHsea b. af5s age ean4ssi ulaaes -
lraslfat -niaftaae HysfHn must com
m%aasfnssH Gafe ara faulty
t~onstY4titsH HGfW eanstr aaH
requirements 81 lar t1Nafo MsaF
ile &c ugsise heite a1lkef ~ ~lli-
e. N4f Keasaf HnrllAs af hs4sH
boihina llatt uGs been disseasssea
A. kssi as4ee iffkneesiof arr
naade 81 tie fila sH4f lns ihe course
81 u~anstraetaan ~ properties sah-
Hailtsa tn musteaae Insurance
1ieea inspections msNe esriassi assi
tire Aagk aans fn a~fofsianse eiuh
tt4a oaaefnal Hiafe and #esi Ions
iiesigu Gsnrfalif EnspFexea
Tee Flih mAainst4n a4ndaga
uf construction Wh8ah aie su5sll
halIaa must meet hare bsen fafx
geaehiaH III hmpfuqAAe fhF eeslgn
plan afsd construction 81 e~lffsalis
az n8sli hsansa SIR Eefeugan sad
ThN Is 10 contrast - ate nsafee4 -
isgH lAeiofa II uae building u
small honaf IL A8e part
Iitls snsfsisnee 90 careful nI4n-
pin Sou43d naildine ufaellcea. and
good materials IS psiHe an i'm
paffanf role IL the fessafafA8a ii
panle raniiienet IN residential
bniAllna
Wa4kef masinG ifem the small
taans . Industrial efles anrfe de-
fsnee work ssAs called them ARE
cfien uuiamillaf WatH TIE mang fle-
fai involved n hfsaie BUYING ~
building ar Ferguson said Tn
iaAng ~ tnese ir0. & fi1u purchase
Ell = rome IS Aat oGix the largest
iluf also uts insst Involved Traits
esa flteF fsake era4 EazaertnbeaA
FtN ptr1H1 have nf tttffkseaf'
leeEaiafeu kno ietsr nrotEarY faf
eannift.an Of alrh 4 ifansacs
isa4 ue said FeN 4ka9ple klsaw
tie difference n s res haase b.
f&een Neashuiif ans a slsedas
une The elevation Of afR char
setter ri iaf na0ai1essi Is q Iessie
uAeaI nrnAlfm EVERY type ~ mort
HN faeafaAsy ~ Snfsa af5sl
0aaaH.aAfa none If Nhirh IS n4l
deuE q tns asHae
LanE Range talne Stressed
II letlne slssms afe - b. atoiaszi
" mas make sgne iHat use ha8ass
sfH aH3sla aatiba the nfesana
euHerRrweF aft 81 kaaf kgla as 10
ase l~eng-faHaa Talne aHa market
9hlIEts
unusf uss FLA plan NJ nssHa.
een painted est tins Average family
p1taEae ihe a8fice - tecnnieal4
trained saIaafoIs appraisers and
architectural inspector When s
mortgages & submitted iW FfIA IN
sslsanee Tire taft al tEse local FILA
oGse cx40alne ase property me
ge haufaossI and tiHe mofsasHe
R~asetiaa9 Many - lhe couaiaun
n Ms prs felG asaalsaaa trans
q are lisas a4tHse8.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
HOME BUILDERS HAVE
FEW MORE DAYS TO APPLY
FOR PRIORITY RATING
Persans Plannlag To Build Homes Advised To Act Immediate
h In Order To Assure
Materials.

Al oaisaefS Niie nssss p9t0Fitsea So
slsfAnee so cssas1letr construction st
nsssaEstg-aNsza4 non-9etensf holae
a. hutssafa weBfcis MeFe reminded
tns1As 81 resaefaf Administrators An
neT II FeFKueou usat Nee firaa este
for filing ~appaeaiscns fo uscn 49,
alsGaface mas been Mes - QfM fM
Janaery a.
AFTER that cate Mt FeEguson said
ne ~anuiieaftn11s for pliofities a.
slsaaf1ee has Asu Mt a OfM foF
hnxiAlna wNi ~ fer34s8d D. Aaai
FfiA offices misich nFuxssa Nahil ap-
pslcatAnnN luf she Dffsce 81 Pro-
aunasan management
II 3as Ynks painted qal that anfsg
AOFM pfrfeawrre Rating 0Fdef Phi.
4o y elieibae s0 p9se4tlies akssi-
nFsse any p1ixAts1 .uwnsd nesi-dr-
feasH h0s1zn q feaaHisle nroiecs must
have had tAe IossimsaGsans ln nlaes
Eesere 0etnhea 9 Il the tonnaa-
f4nne uu9e4 uAe main lzAEt oI each
atrsariufe % Mflfeh Ehe application
= q ags,ss welk not ennaptetssi br-
foFx OctnAeF . u4nk structure HpeS
ret ukasllls.
Application aaay r. made fer =
single ssoam - lar ~ many dwelling
units al mas e elirlble The aetual
~appiscatlen mstsf ~ made on DfsM
RuFm RD-lsx II msfse " necam
pahAea ~ or sci 81 drawings and
specifications Eltosxn1E Design ma
teFz4i ansi eaglsaluealt fof zach
nasie BEE 81 nAlinifsa hgetAeT sin
3 ptnt plan ~ Subdivision layout
showing ihe lae8lion q eaels haale-
ms
Copies 81 OFM Furm ~ rD-l3s
max b. sstalEsssi srczn a aral laonae
fin4szeiiiR institution O. lFom tEie
iocai FHA cfflce
T1se ~appaleataeaa. executed Ia gum
iupllamle mnst ~ iiira wAsh siie
local Fila effset eHkrh prsres
II - 40 a9ex4s 81 tE4e OpM This
processing tas no rotation 70 fIfA
mussNnRe Insurance ~ ans way.
NnzAeatAaak ara
Ff ht H FMfaf Hn1tis1a AT
mztn1ztFaAef atn nil h< sassmtlieu
% Ehe Office Of Prrancli0n AGan-
a~ENnseflt with 4 statement thar fgse
pfuieet does - ensnpl9 uith the re-
e~aIEsEaents GaE eligibility Or aps
pEnAal b. sae Ofiiee u f'ruIaxtlon
management s WateKencc xat.faR
mnaf - Aa1lzrsed xunfget 10 ex1aa-
Stalls aEc safeguards sci l6fth ia
On1sf Pail a amendments IL i
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Property Standard
Improves Binding

TIE feas1aI tiWfzllla Admnn
IRA au minimum e~ofztruciion Fe-
|gaAefaeutt and Ir0ftexts Standard
ee eHlef5rn afe8 the sevetz-yea8 k5s-
tors II tnc aaHeH, require thak neN
homes financed b. FHh-insarea
ma9 y s8.Endls bails aee8#e
ine 10 squire I'd pian6 Aud ael-
neaA.an - q attractive desIsB.
aHd = i0casHa ii q pfuaeted NeII-
PLANNED pel 8hofhoud.
IS mststsn iaat the new ean-
staaaH 9esaH fafwafa unaee -
neesam Ia deieHse ssls4ssslis een-
t ueel the minu4llim sianaanas
sb2 KHA & seeeinR klaE ions tam
afsEet q Amenlran nnne aaaefs
sAaHf iu aas naF deaayhe bal8-
lH eeefai4aHs turing TIE pence IT
e eHcY aafanse hoaasng meets
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Nation Wide Repair
Movement Seen

The iarse &asuiNt 1t repair laan
currently ae5a ner1Fled IS tie Ha4-
efa4 Housing Administrator Il.a-
fHaif Sac naHan-Ntlia movement a
maintain nHapaftf Investments
Tie Title ! nresfaM also offers
al opportunity Tor laa conversion
q cider uesIlIIN uata multiple tam
- auliH especially II aelcuse H.
a4tEt4l afea& Nneff Huas3fa en-
di1hsas are stlIl eFeHaHa01na
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Room Temperatures
Standards Given

MesE pcwssa< tlltna inst 70 de-
rra1 IS tfsM Aas4s rusaH temperature
bat some heating exgNrss sag That
CONTEXT f0r MANY inactive persons
requires st seAss ~ degrees and 10
cold aFy weather as hIah - Is de-
nsem II verv cold w~estNeE 4 Is
pointed out TIE human body radi-
airs heat 10 easa walls and sanaous
causing q rnsHs feeling Absence
Of me4xsu1r IL TIE sir causes S ssn-
sN1luu 81 colo.
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ttv f< Nstsnal Haahsf Nssna- ent Avenue Washington p G. e
Asssasuea if7 ceaHrss- fFfFiag % bsagn LIS
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Conversion Offers
Source For Housing

Conversion 81 older homes offers
o more important source Of supply
ing the increased hoffaing demand
than has been reAlized. according
20 the Federal H0telnR Admins
tfaiinn.
II the present emergency. ii was
pointed out. wien time Is 81 such
Importance this npe Of operation
promises % provide additional h0us-
tng accommodation 81 the quick
est possible time a. TIE most reas-
enable cost.