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From: Tom Elmore
Subject: microorganism
Date: Sun, 17 Sep 2006 16:20:45 -0400

Certainly most Corporation estatesare pretty bleak in winter.
Life is still fairly normal, more normal than one really has the rightto expect.
By far the best work for the unemployed is being done by theN.
Large living-room with kitchener fireplace, cup-boards,and fixed dresser, composition floor. But dearly their continued existence is due to the housingshortage and not directly to poverty. But pigeons are messybirds and the Corporation suppresses them as a matter of course.
The tenant complained that the house was cold, damp, and soforth.
Some hardly seemed to care; others realized quite clearly inwhat misery they were living. The tenant complained that the house was cold, damp, and soforth. When a mans stamps are exhausted,before being turned over to the P.
And it is here that one comes on the central difficulty of the housingproblem.
I was shown mat-tresses which were still wringing wet at eleven inthe morning. Somebody must be making a good thing out of thosecaravans!
Best bedroom hassmall wardrobe let into wall.
Why, then, do they makeso little use of their talents? Undoubtedly that is the underlyingmotive. Liver-pool, for instance, hasbeen very largely rebuilt, mainly by the efforts of the Corporation.
One thing thatis very noticeable is that the worst squalors are never downstairs. The others, the typical slum-dwellers, miss the frowsy warmth of theslum. In Wigan a favouriterefuge was the pictures, which are fantastically cheap there. I have seen too much of slums to go into Chestertonianraptures about them.
Of course the squalor of these peoples houses is some-times their ownfault.
Alf Smith is merely one of the quartermillion, a statistical unit.
Alf Smith is merely one of the quartermillion, a statistical unit.

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