Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-11-06 | Page 4 | Britain's Way to Recovery

Britain's Way y to Recovery Possibly tho the greatest influence in the tho British governments government's whole recovery program is the aid that has made possible the immense housing program now being carried earned ear ear- ried ned out in Great Britain Since the armistice there have been built in Great Britain about houses almost one half of which have been subsidized bythe bythe by the government or by the beau beau- ties Under the present government government government govern govern- ment the program has has' been speeded speeded speed speed- ed up During the four years ended on March 31 1935 about houses were werl built In m England and Wales Vales Not content with the work already going on OD the government has started a 8 anew project in new slum clearance its last session parliament passed a housing bill under which within within with with- I officially condemned condemned con con- all in five years slums will viii be demolished provided todo to todo and sufficient houses do away with overcrowding At AC Atthe j the most this program is ts s expected to cost the public treasuries only a n year not a staggering staggering stagger stagger- j of ot house hous in ing sum Mim the proponents measure measure meas meas- construction as 58 a fl recovery i ure like Jike to point out in com comparison parison par par- ison with the money spent upon I j guns gun sand and ana battleships heavy bombing planes Alzada Alzada Comstock Corn Corn- stock in Current History