| British Library: | Document Supply 3129.641800 4 |
| Curwen Press: | B76 |
| British Library: | Document Supply 3129.641800 4 |
| Curwen Press: | B76 |
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AN ENQUIRY INTO PEOPLE'S HOMES A Report prepared by MASS-OBSERVATION for THE ADVERTISING SERVICE GUILD The fourth of the "CHANGE" Wartime Surveys Published for the Advertising Service Guild by JOHN MURRAY, 50 ALBEMARLE STREET, W.1
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. . . March 1943
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[i-ii] iii-xxiv, 1-228.
Demy 8o: 8½" × 5½", trimmed, white wove, no mark; 11pt. Times; line block diagrams; grey laid paper wrappers, printed up spine: ‘PEOPLE'S HOMES’, and at foot: ‘10s. JOHN MURRAY’, and on upper wrapper: ‘What sort of homes do British workers want? How many rooms? What rents? and 1001 other major questions are tackled in this ADVERTISING SERVICE GUILD'S REPORT ON People's Homes CONDUCTED BY MASS-OBSERVATION [then divided into 2 columns by vertical rule; left column reads] This, the fourth national survey spon- sored by the Advertising Service Guild, deals with the problems which perplex all those who have tried (and are trying) to consider what housing policy should be followed after the war. It is the most exhaustive enquiry ever made into these problems and provides data likely to prove invaluable to architects, sociologists, politicians, civil servants and thousands of other specialists and technicians. [Right column reads] Plans and Projects Own or Rent? Gardens Town v Country Flats v Houses Lighting aand Heating Hygiene Travel and Shopping [6pt. rule across foot of page] PRICE TEN SHILLINGS’.
Robin Phillips, 1963