APPENDIX III
 

BIBLIOGRAPHY

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A plea for constructive preventive work.
Almy, Frederic.    Public outdoor relief and congestion.    Survey, Mar.
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Comments on report of Congestion Commission; takes issue on
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An  uncritical  and   cursory  comment  on   report  o£   Congestion
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------ —   The  prevention   and   relief  of   congestion   of  population.

Proceedings,    Second    National   Conference   on   City    Planning,
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Outlines   a   clear   and   suggestive   program   for   dealing   with
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A crude attempt to show the social consequences of Congestion
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