...blow at America's housing problem. Certainly, all of us must be encouraged by the declaration of their "goal of a decent home in a suitable living environment for every American family." The fact that this bill proposes a comprehensive housing program designed at every income group, for urban...

...unused materials led to the adoption of Federal aids to housing. The Congress has subsequently adopted a national goal of "a decent home in a suitable living environment for every American family." Table 2 reveals the most serious inadequacies of our housing supply in 1950. For many years...

...unused materials led to the adoption of Federal aids to housing. The Congress has subsequently adopted a national goal of "a decent home in a suitable living environment for every American family." Table 2 reveals the most serious inadequacies of our housing supply In 1950. For many years...

...an additional billion dollars to eliminate our slums and provide, in the words of the Housing Act, "a decent home in a suitable living environment for every American family." The present slum-clearance program authorized one-half billion dollars in loans and one-half billion dollars...

...1949 which declares the Federal Government's basic objective as, "the realization as soon as feasible of a decent home in a suitable living environment for every American family." This goal was eloquently expressed by the President in bis message to ConKress on Housing...

...unused materials led to the adoption of Federal aids to housing. The Congress has subsequently adopted a national goal of a "decent home in a suitable living environment for every American family." Table 2 reveals the most serious inadequacies of our housing supply in 11).">0. For many years...

...housing combined with declining real incomes — I underscore the, word real incomes — has turned our national goal of a "decent home in a suitable living environment for all families," at least temporarily, into an empty promise, and regrettably, a sham. Unfortunately,...

...housing program. This Interest is threefold. First, and above all, we are concerned for our long-term goal of "a decent home in a suitable living environment for every American family." Second, we are concerned to maintain a high level of construction activity as an important...

...housing program. This interest Is threefold. First, and above all, we are concerned for our long-term goal of "a decent home in a suitable living environment for every American family." Second, we are concerned to maintain a high level of construction activity as an important...

...self-respect. It is now almost 9 years since the Congress enunciated as the Nation's housing objective "a decent home in a suitable living environment for every American family." The Housing Act of 1949 which set forth that policy was to be the first, and a most important, step toward...