Metropolitan Los Angeles
Subtitle: a study in integration.
Series: Its Publications. Monograph series,; 18-33
Published: 1952
Place of publication: Los Angeles
Language: eng
Number of pages: 16
Subjects: Los Angeles (Calif.) -- Politics and government
Notes: Includes bibliographies.
Table of contents: title: Characteristics of the metropolis, by E.A. Cottreil and H.L. Jones.; title: 2. How the cities grew, by R. Bigger and J.D. Kitchen.; title: 3. Regional planning, by J.N. Jamison.; title: 4. Law enforcement, by R.F. Wilcox.; title: 5. Sanitation and health, by W.W. Crouch and other.; title: 6. Fire protection, by J. Triump, J.R. Donoghue, and M. Kroll.; title: 7. Highways, by R.F. Wilcox.; title: 8. Water supply, by V. Ostrom.; title: 9. Recreation and parks, by E. McCune.; title: 10. Personal management, by H.L. Jones.; title: 11. Government purchasing, by P. Beckett M. Plotkin, and G. Pollak.; title: 12. Schools, by H.L. Jones.; title: 13. Public libraries, by H.L. Jones.; title: 14. Finance and taxation, by W.W. Crouch, and others.; title: 15. Intergovernmental relations, by W.W. Crouch.; title: 16. The metropolis: is integration possible? By E.A. Cottrell and H.L. Jones.