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Paul Goode startled a new audience with his intensely interestâ€" ing geographical description of why Chicago is here andhawcmtitwml soon become. ; Al facts the regional planners are bringâ€" ing together the : estimates‘ of the many agencies which have made them, and are preparing â€" maps. < showing where and how great the population will probably be: at the next three census years, 1930, 1040 and 1950. â€" Population Estimates & Estimates of the 1950 population of the Chicago region run from 6,â€" 000,000 to 12,000,000. To get actual Testing cows for tuberculosis, as a regional policy was approved by this health congress, and the fight led by Dr. Herman N. Bundesen, commisâ€" sloner of health for Chicago, gained many strong advocates. | : Map of Region .: . The first session revealed the fact that <the region is being carefully mapped from upâ€"toâ€"date data, | and that this accurate base map will be available by April 1 at the latest. Coâ€"operating in this work are the U. 8. Geological Survey, the Illinois Geological Survey *and > corresponding departments in Indiana and Wisconâ€" #in, ‘and the gctual drafting work is made possible by the Chicago Comâ€" monwealth club and the University of .Pollution of natural water supplies was condemned by Langdon Pearse, chief sanitary ineer, Chicago Sanâ€" itaky district, l:l?‘ the problem of supâ€" plying clean water to the suburbs not adjacent to Lake Michigan was deâ€" scribed by C. B. Burdick an outstandâ€" ing water supply engineer. f Testing of Milk Cows For Wisconsin‘s part of the region, Dr. C. A. Harper, state health offiâ€" cer, pledged support particularly in testing of milk cows, and Dr. W. F. King, state health officer of Indiana told of plans to coâ€"ordinate northern Indiana disease prevention with northern I!linois. x "In Cook county and four adjacent Iilinois counties there are 237 separâ€" ate and unrelated boards of health," said Illinois ; State Health Officer, I. D. Rawlinks. "Because these boards don‘t get together as a regional unit city and country communities alike, the disease prevention efforts of one are often checkmated by the inactivâ€" ity across© an imaginary boundary line." x "There are parts of three states, twelve counties and two hundred and fifty cities and villages within a radius of fifty miles from Chicago," said Col. Pierce, "and each of these political units bas health laws and officers to enforce them all, for the common purpose. Never before have these ‘men and women attempted to study their common problems as a regional unitâ€"which is really the logâ€" ical way to do it.".‘‘ «_ Mayor W. H. Alford of Kenosha told how Kenosha started carrying out certain‘ parts tf the major street plan by requiring owners to build new buildings with widening in mind, even before the balance of the plan was completed. /"In Michigan City," said C. E. Arnt, chairman of the plan comâ€" | mission, ."We are fitting our city plan ’into the regional plan as a part of the larger broader scheme," | â€" /‘ ! ~ Health Angle _ ' ~_For the first time in the history of city and regional planning there was a direct tie up with the public health angle ofâ€"such planning. Led by Col. C. C. Pierce, senior surgeon for this district of the U. S., Public Health service, more than 100 public officers from the suburban towns and the counties of Indiana, Hlinois, and Wisconsin, attacked the subject of coâ€"ordinated health‘ work as a vital part of the regional plan for this area. 5 A. Howard . and suggestions were made to develop the same control of used lands outside city limits in other parts of the region, Eugene Taylor, manager of the Chicago Plan commisâ€" sion insisted that the completion of the city plan comprised only the first step in carrying it out. | Around Milwaukee 4 Milwaukee county‘s experience in regional zoning was described by E. Henry G. Zander reported the full support of the subdividers, not only in carrying out these. provisions but in going even further to maintain adequate space for. our future paveâ€" ment needs by providing for set back of new‘ buildings on all main roads already fronted by subdivisions which have n‘ot. given the wide thoroughâ€" fares. !. Regional planning had the floor lz: week at a two day meeting at Hotel Sherman, which began with the ‘startling announcement that the counâ€" ties‘around Chicago have quictly been acquiring mile after mile of wide rights of way for a system of wider highways and without one cent of cost to the citizens at large. "The subdiâ€" vider is now required to provide highâ€" ways 100 feet wide at least on all main roads, and every cross road a. mile apart when he plats the land," said Commisioner Frederick W. Penâ€" field of the Cook County board. "We have already acquired 40 miles of this wide roadway as a basis for the regional highway scheme of wider pavements for this area." ; Land Subdividing, Zoning, Pubâ€" lic Health Broqrams Outlinâ€" ed and Basic Surveys MSCUSS MANY PROBLEMS REGION PLANNERS â€"__â€" MEKET IN CHICAGO are Described PRESS WANT ADS BRING RESULTS ‘ ACCIDENTsS: _ ON EASY PAYMENTS â€" WE REPAIR ANYTHING ELECTRICAL Telephone Deerfield 162 â€" 213â€"WX 3 Waukegan Avenue RUBBER FOOTWEAR MODERN PLUMBING AND HEATNG _ Estimates Cheerfully Given. Jobbing a Specialty $ _ ‘WITTEN BLDG. _ 360 CENTRAL AVE. WITTEN BLDG. hones: Shop, H. P. 1404 Thousands of people are buying Footâ€" wear from our store because â€"we are handling the Top Notch rubber footwear line for every member of the family. CHARLES GLASS Easy and Thor Washers and.Ironers Radios Eureka and Hamilton Beach Cleaners . J. DESMOND ELECTRIC SHOP MORAN BROTHERS Telephone 1216 Highwood, IHlinois PAGE ELEVEN