'LI E) R.AFIY OF THE UN IVLRSITY or ILLINOIS 01(6.71 \4 C73e no. a\-28 CIIY PI' Digitized by tine Internet Archive in 2010 with funding from University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign http://www.archive.org/details/housingforelderl27vanc (i.(f?- ^A' Councilpcggp^tauftiioisi Librarians EXCHANGE BIBLIOGRAPHY November 19 6 3 HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY Mary Vance, Librarian, City Planning and Landscape Architecture Library, University of Illinois, Urbana. CONTENTS I. Bibliographies II. Indexes III. Lists, Reviews and Abstracts IV, Directories V Background on Aging and the Aged VI. Housing for the Elderly - General References VII. Community Facilities and Services VIII, Economic Aspects IX. Design Requirements and Standards X. Housing Types Geographic Index Author Index No. 1- 33 34- 37 38- 44 45- 56 57- 414 415- 874 875-1067 1068-1250 125 1-1350 1351-1676 page 129 page 135 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY Exchange Bibliography no, 27 Additional copies available fronn: Exchange Bibliographies Council of Planning Librarians P.O. Box 5211 Eugene, Oregon 97403 Price per copy: $ 3. 00 CPL, Exchange Bibliography 27 I. BIBLIOGRAPHIES 1. American Labor Education Service. THE AGING AND THE AGED; ANNO- TATED BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR USE IN LABOR EDUCATION. New York: 1959. H p. 2. Great Britain. Building Research Station. REFERENCES ON HOUSING FOR OLD PEOPLE. (Library Bibliography no. 176R.) Garston, Eng. : 1959. 17 p. 3. Hawaii. Dept. of Planning and Research. PUBLICATIONS ON HAWAII'S AGED POPULATION, 1952-1962. Honolulu, 1962. 4 p. (Its Re- search Report no. 20. ) 4. Kassabaum, George E. , "Housing for the Elderly -- Functional Pro- gram, " AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS JOURNAL (Oct. 1962), p. 51-52. 5. Leeds, Morton and others. ADMINISTRATOR'S BIBLIOGRAPHY: SELECTED TOPICS IN ADMINISTRATION OF THE HOME FOR AGED, prepared for the first Institute on Administration of Homes for the Aged, sponsored by the National Association of Jewish Homes for the Aged. Indianapolis: Indiana State Com- mission on Aging, 1962? 16 p. 6. Leeds, Morton. MANAGEMENT AND OPERATION OF HOMES FOR THE AGED: ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY. Indianapolis: Indiana University Medical Center, 1957. 13 p. 7. Minnesota. University. Industrial Relations Center. SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY: PROBLEMS OF AGING. Minneapolis: 1952. 19 p. 8. National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials. HOUSING FOR THE AGED: A BIBLIOGRAPHY. Chicago: 1946. I SELECTED REFERENCES FOR COMMUNITIES CONCERNING THEMSELVES WITH HOUSING FOR THE AGED. Chicago: 1961. 8 p. (NAHRO Publication no. N421.) ). SELECTED REFERENCES ON HOUSING FOR THE AGED. Washington, D. C. : 1963. 14 p. '.. National Committee on the Aging. Library. A GENERAL BIBLIOGRAPHY ON AGING. New York: I960. 8 p. '•• A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY RELATING TO SHELTERED CARE OF OLDER PEOPLE AS OF NOVEMBER 1952. New York: National Social Welfare Assembly, 1952. 13 p. 1'. National Council on the Aging. Library. RECENT PUBLICATIONS ON 1 AGING, 1961-1962. New York: 1961-62. 2 vol. CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 14. National Council on the Aging. Library. AGING,, RELIGION AND THE CHURCH, A BIBLIOGRAPHY. New York: 1963. 3 p 15. CENTERS FOR OLDER PEOPLE: A BIBLIOGRAPHY New York: 1962. 5 p. 16. RETIREMENT PLANNING: SELECTED REFERENCES New York: 1962. 3 p. 17. National Housing Center. Library. HOUSING FOR OUR SENIOR CITIZENS, Washington: 1961. (Reference List no. 35,) 18. New Jersey. Bureau of Assistance. ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON AGING, Trenton: 1956. 6 1 p. 19. New York University. Graduate School of Public Administration. BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MANAGEMENT OF HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY 1962. 28 p. 20. "Publications, Films, News on the Elderly, " ONTARIO HOUSING (June 1963), p. 18-19. 21. Shock, Nathan W. A CLASSIFIED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF GERONTOLOGY AND GERIATRICS. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1951. 599 p. SUPPLEMENT ONE -- 1949-1955. Stanford: Stanford University Press. 525 p. SUPPLEMENT TWO -- 1956-1961. Stanford: Stanford Univer- sity Press, 1963. 624 p. 22. Stageman, Anne and Anna Mae Baney. HOSPITAL-NURS.ING HOME RELATIONSHIPS: SELECTED REFERENCES ANNOTATED, Washington; U, S Public Health Service, 1962. 25 p. 23. U.S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare. Library. SELECTED REFERENCES ON AGING; AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY Washington: 1950. 110 p. 24. Special Staff on Aging. SELECTED REFERENCES ON AGING NO. 4. Washington: 1962. 22 p. 25. Federal Council on Aging. FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS ON AGING; SELECTED REPORTS BY FEDERAL AGENCIES Wash- ington: GPO, 195 8. 31 p. 26. - - - - Federal Security Agency. Committee on Aging and Geri- atrics. SELECTED REFERENCES ON AGING. AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY Washington: 1952. 36 p. 27. - - - - Government Printing Office. Division of Public Documents SELECTED GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS RELATING TO THE AGED AND AGING. Washington: 1963. 5 p. CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 28. U.S. Office of Education. EDUCATION ON THE AGING, by Betty Arnett Ward. Washington: GPO, 1958. 145 p. 28-a. Housing and Home Finance /feency. HOUSING FOR THE AGED; A READING LIST FOR ARCHITECTS Washington: Office of the Administrator, HHFA, 1963. 25 p. 29. Public Health Service. COSTS OF OPERATING NURSING HOMES AND RELATED FACILITIES, AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOG- RAPHY. Washington: 1959. 18 p. 30. STATE AND LOCAL SURVEYS OF NURSING HOMES AND RELATED FACILITIES, ANNOTATIONS OF SELECTED STUDIES, prepared by Anne Stageman, Anna Mae Baney, and Betty Watt Brooks. Washington: GPO, 1962. 42 p, 31. - - - - Senate. Committee on Labor and Public Welfare. STUDIES ON AGED AND AGING, SELECTED DOCUMENTS. Washington: GPO, 1956. V. 7: Bibliography. 32. Small Busmess Administration. MOBILE HOMES, BIBLIOG- RAPHY, by Edward L. Wilson, rev. Washington: 1962. 4 p. (Small Business Bulletin no. 41, rev. ) 33. Welfare Council of Metropolitan Chicago. SELECTED PUBLICA- TIONS ON SERVICES FOR OLDER PEOPLE. Chicago: 1959. 2 p. Also: Many of the publications listed on the following pages contain bibliographies and bibliographic footnotes, 11, INDEXES 34. APPLIED SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY INDEX,, 35. ART INDEX. 36. INTERNATIONAL INDEX. 37. PUBLIC AFFAIRS INFORMATION SERVICE. III. LISTS, REVIEWS AND ABSTRACTS ;38. Joint Reference Library, Chicago RECENT PUBLICATIONS ON ! GOVERNMENTAL PROBLEMS, (weekly) '39. JOURNAL OF GERONTOLOGY, (quarterly) Contains "Index to Current Periodical Literature. " i 5 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 40. JOURNAL OF HOUSING, (monthly) 41. The National Council on the Aging. Library. CURRENT LITERA^ TURE ON AGING, (formerly: Selected Acquisitions, quarterly) 42. SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS. (5 times a year) 43. U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare. Special Staff on Aging. AGING, (nnonthly) 44. - - - - Housing and Home Finance Agency. Library. HOUSING AND PLANNING REFERENCES, (bi-monthly) IV. DIRECTORIES 45. American Association of Homes for the Aging. DIRECTORY OF NON-PROFIT HOMES FOR THE AGED, 1962. New York. 1962. 154 p. 46. American Association of Retired Persons. LIST OF HOTELS FOR RETIRED PERSONS. Washington: 1962. 47. LIST OF HOTELS OR RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES TOGETHER WITH NURSING HOMES. Washington: 1963. (A list for each state.) 48. Council of State Governments. STATE ACTION IN THE FIELD OF AGING, 1960-61. Chicago: 1962. (Includes a Roster of State Agencies on Aging. ) 48-a. Iowa. State Department of Health. Division of Hospital Services. LICENSED NURSING HOMES IN IOWA. Ames: 1962. 17 p. 49. National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials. HOUSING AND URBAN RENEWAL DIRECTORY, 1961-1962. Washington: 1961. 282 p. 50. U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare. HANDBOOK OF NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS: PLANS, PROGRAMS AND SERVICES IN THE FIELD OF THE AGING. Washington: 1959. 51. Public Health Service. DIRECTORY OF STATE AGENCIES HAVING PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE LICENSURE AND/OR REGULATION OF HOSPITALS, NURSING HOMES, AND HOMES FOR THE AGED. Washington: 1961. 5 p. p CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 52. U.S. Public Health Service. DIRECTORY OF STATE AGENCY AND PROGRAM DIRECTORS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE LICENSURE OF HOSPITALS, NURSING HOMES, AND HOMES FOR THE AGED (AS OF JUNE 1, 1959), Washington: 1961. 14 p. 53. ---- _--- Division of Hospital and Medical Facilities DIRECTORY OF STATE AGENCIES HAVING PRIMARY LEGAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR STANDARDS OF HOSPITALS, NURSING HOMES, HOMES FOR THE AGED, AND OTHER SIMILAR FACI- LITIES EXCEPT THOSE OPERATED BY STATE AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENTS, Washington; 1956 54. - - - - Senate. Committee on Labor and Public Welfare, DIRECTORY OF VOLUNTARY ORGANIZATIONS IN THE FIELD OF AGING a Report by the Subcommittee on Problems of the Aged and Aging. Washington: GPO.. 1961. 365 p. 55. .... NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS IN THE FIELD OF AGING, HEARINGS. Washington. GPO, 1959 336 p 55 -a. Webber, Irving L. and Carter C. Osterbind. A PRELIMINARY LIST- ING OF RETIREMENT VILLAGES AND OTHER RETIREMENT LIVING ARRANGEMENTS IN FLORIDA, Gainesville; University of Florida Institute of Gerontology 1958. 3 1 p, 56. White House Conference on Aging, Washington, D C. , 1961. HAND- BOOK OF NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS WITH DELEGATE STATUS AT THE WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON AGING. WITH PLANS, PROGRAMS, SERVICES IN THE FIELD OF AGING Washington: 1961. 117 p V. BACKGROUND ON AGING AND THE AGED 57. "AHEA Workshop on Aging, " JOURNAL OF HOME ECONOMICS (Oct. 1962), p. 685-706. 58. 'Advisory Body on Aged Named: FHA Briefs Staff on Aging, " JOURNAL OF HOUSING (Dec. 1956), p. 418-419- 59. "Aging and Retirement, " AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY (Jan. 1954), entire issue. 60. "Aging and the Aged, " UNIVERSITY OF CHJ.CAGO REPORTS (Nov. 1961), entire issue. 61. Albrecht, Ruth, "Relationships of Older Parents with Their Children," MARRIAGE AND FAMILY LIV.TNG (Feb. 1954), p. 32-35. CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 62. "The Aging Population: National and State Trends: 1950-1960-1970," AGING (May 1962), p. 12-17. 63. Allen, William D. and Samuel V. Bennett. SURVEY OF SENIOR CITI- ZENS IN KALAMAZOO. Kalamazoo: Western Michigan Univer- sity, 1961. 64. American Home Economics Association. WORKSHOP ON AGING, PROCEEDINGS. Lafayette, Ind. : Purdue University Memorial Center, 1962. 105 p. 65. Amulree, B. S. W. ADDING YEARS TO LIFE. London: National Council of Social Science, 1951. 66. Anderson, J. E. , "A Developmental Model for Aging, " VITA HUMANA (1958 no. 1), p. 5-18. 67. Arthur, Julietta J. HOW TO HELP OLDER PEOPLE: A GUIDE FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippmcott Co , 1954. 500 p. 68. Bair, Frederick H. , Jr. , "Downtrend in Retirement Migration," FLORIDA PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT (May 1950), p. 1, 4. 69. Baltimore. Urban Renewal and Housing Agency. Research Division. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ELDERLY POPULATION OF BALTIMORE, I960 Baltimore: 1962. 70. Barron, Milton Leon. THE AGING AMERICAN. New York: Crowell, 1961. 269 p. 71. Beran, Robert J. , "White House Conference on Aging, " MORTGAGE BANKER (March 1961), p. 32-35. 72. Birren, James E. HANDBOOK OF AGING AND THE INDIVIDUAL. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, I960. 990 p. 73. "History of the Psychology of Aging, " GERONTOLOGIST (June 1961), p. 69-77. 74. - - - - "Sensation, Perception and Modification of Behavior in Rela- tion to the Process of Aging, " in: Birren, J. E. and others, ed, THE PROCESS OF AGING IN THE NERVOUS SYSTEM Spring- field. 111. : Charles C, Thomas, 1959- p. 143-165 75. Blanchard, Fessenden S. WHERE TO RETIRE AND HOW: A COMPRE- HENSIVE GUIDE; PLANNING; JOBS, HOBBIES AND HOUSING, COSTS OF LIVING, CLIMATES AND PLACES, New York: Dodd Mead & Co. , 1953. 299 p. 76. Boynton, Paul W SIX WAYS TO RETIRE. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1952. 145 p. CPL, Exchange Bibliography 27 77. Breckinridge, Elizabeth, "The States and Their Older Citizens," STATE GOVERNMENT (July 1951), p. 195-197. 78. Brockett, Eleanor. HOW TO RETIRE AND START LIVING. London: Staples Press, Ltd. , 1955. 164 p. 79. Brunot, Helen Hardy. OLD AGE IN NEW YORK CITY; AN ANALYSIS OF SOME PROBLEMS OF THE AGED. New York: 1943. 80. Buckley, Joseph C. THE RETIREMENT HANDBOOK; A COMPLETE PLANNING GUIDE TO YOUR FUTURE, rev. ed. New York: Harper, 1962. 360 p. 81. Burgess, Ernest W. , ed. AGING IN WESTERN SOCIETIES. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, I960. 492 p. 82. - - - - "Social Relations, Activities and Personal Adjustment, " AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY (no. 59, 1954), p. 352- 360. 83. California. Governor's Conference on Aging, Sacr3.mento, Oct. 3-4, I960. BACKGROUND MATERIAL. Sacramento: I960. 77 p. 84. - - - - Governor's Conference on Problems of the Aging. PRO- CEEDINGS. Sacramento: 1951. 296 p. 85. - - - - University. Heller Committee for Research in Social Economics. THE DEPENDENT AGED IN SAN FRANCISCO. Berkeley, Calif.: University of California Press, 1928. 127 p. 86. Carver, Humphrey, "The Extra Slice of Life," HABITAT (Mar. - Apr. 1961), p. 7-11. 87. Cavan, Ruth S. and others. PERSONAL ADJUSTMENT IN OLD AGE. Chicago: Science Research Associates, 1949. 204 p. 88. Central Atlantic Regional Conference on Services to the Aged. THE DISTURBED AND DISTURBING AGED PERSON. New York: Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds, 1955. 27 p. 89. Chicago. University. Chicago Community Inventory SOME FACTS ABOUT METROPOLITAN CHICAGO'S POPULATION AGED 65 AND OVER; a Report to the Office of the Housing and Redevelop- ment Coordinator and the Chicago Plan Commission. Chicago: 1956. 90. Close, Kathryn. GETTING READY TO RETIRE. New York: Public Affairs Committee, Inc. , 195 2. 24 p. (Public Affairs Pamphlet no. 182.) CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 91. Cohen, Elias S. , "The Aging Population and State Government," STATE GOVERNMENT (Summer 1962), p. 168-175 92. Cohen, Wilbur J. and Donald P. Kent, "New Horizons for the Aged: Legislative Gains 1961-62; Gains in Services, Information and Guidance, 1961-62," HEALTH, EDUCATION AND WELFARE INDICATORS (Jan. 1963), p. v-xx. 93. Colby, Evelyn and John G Forrest. WAYS AND MEANS TO SUC- CESSFUL RETIREMENT. New York: B. C. Forbes and Sons, 1952. 250 p. 94. Collins, Thomas. THE GOLDEN YEARS, AN INVITATION TO RETIREMENT New York: John Day Co. , 1956. 25 1 p 95. - - - - "Retirement Planning -- What You Don't Know Can Hurt You," MANAGEMENT REVIEW (April 1962), p. 31-38, 96. Community Council of Greater New York. RETIREMENT PRACTICES FOR OLDER WORKERS. New York: 1958, 34 p. 97. Confrey, E. A. and M. S. Goldstein, "The Health Status of Aging People," In: C. Tibbitts, ed. HANDBOOK OF SOCIAL GERON - TOLOGY. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, I960, p. 165-207. 98. Connecticut. Commission on Services for Elderly Persons, AGING REVIEW, A FACT BOOK ON THE AGED AND PROGRAMS IN CONNECTICUT, by Elizabeth Street Mason and Donald P Kent. Hartford: I960. 72 p. 99. - - - - Commission on the Potentials of the Aging. REPORT, pre- pared by Walter C. McKain, Jr. Storrs, Conn, : University of Connecticut, 1954. 125 p. 100. Council of Social Planning, Alameda County. County Committee on Aging. ALAMEDA COUNTY'S OLD PEOPLE. Oakland; I960 54 p. 101. Council of State Governments. MOBILIZING RESOURCES FOR OLDER PEOPLE, PROCEEDINGS OF THE FEDERAL STATE CONFERENCE ON AGING, WASHINGTON, D. C. JUNE 5, 6, 7, 1956. Washington: GPO, 1957. 120 p. 102. PROBLEMS OF AGING: SUMMARY OF ADDRESSES AND DISCUSSIONS AT THE MIDWESTERN REGIONAL CONFERENCE, JULY 23, 1957. Chicago: 1957. 28 p. 103. RECOMMENDED STATE ACTION FOR TliE AGING AND AGED Chicago: 1956. 104. STATE ACTION IN THE FIELD OF AGING, 1956-57; A PROGRESS REPORT. Chicago: 1958. 74 p. 10 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 105. Council of State Governments. STATE A CTION IN THE FIELD OF AGING, 1960-61; A PROGRESS REPORT. Chicago: 1962 98 p. 106. STATE PROGRAMS FOR THE AGING; A REVIEW OF THE PROBLEM AND OF RECENT ACTION IN THE STATES Chicago: 1956. 53 p. 107. THE STATES AND THEIR OLDER CITIZENS. Chicago: 1955. 176 p. 108. Cowgill, Donald Olin and others. OUR SENIOR CITIZENS, rev. Wichita: University of Wichita, I960. 84 p. 109. - - - - "Trends in the Ecology of the Aged in American Cities, 1940-1950," JOURNAL OF GERONTOLOGY (Jan. 1957), p. 75-80. 110. Gumming, Elaine and William E. Henry. GROWING OLD; THE PROCESS OF DISENGAGEMENT. New York: Basic Books, 1961. 293 p. 111. and Isabel McCaffrey. SOME CONDITIONS ASSOCIATED WITH MORALE AMONG THE AGING, Paper read at American Psychopathology Association, New York, I960. 112. 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"When You Retire Look Before You Migrate," TODAY'S HEALTH (Jan. 1957), p. 20-23. 11 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 119. Donahue, Wilma, "Programing to Create Opportunities for the Aging, Ft, I," PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION SURVEY (Nov. 1958), p. 1-6. 119-a. - - - - and others, "A Study of the Socialization of Old People, " GERIATRICS (Dec, 1953), p. 656-666. 120. Drake, Joseph T. THE AGED IN AMERICAN SOCIETY. New York: Ronald Press Co. , 1958. 431 p. 121. Dunn, Halbert L. HEALTH AND DEMOGRAPHY. Washington: GPO, 1956. 94 p. (Public Health Service Publication no. 502 ) 122. Eastern States Health Education Conference. THE SOCIAL AND BIOLOGICAL CHALLENGE OF OUR AGING POPULATION, PRO- CEEDINGS. New York: Columbia University Press, 1950 183 p. 123. "Environmental Needs of the Aging: Synriposium; " GERIATRICS (Apr. 195 7). 123-a. "FSA Conference on Aging, 1950," MONTHLY LABOR REVIEW (Oct. 1950), p. 489-490. 124. Farmer, L. , "Old People, " HARPERS (Dec. 1951}, p. 79-82, 125. 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THE MEANING OF WORK AND RETIREMENT. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1954. 197 p. 137. RETIREMENT -- rA NEW WAY OF LIFE: A GUIDE TO THE LATER YEARS. Madison: University of Wisconsin Extension Division, 1956. 41 p. 138. Furfey, Paul H. and Thomas J. Harte. WILMINGTON'S SENIOR CITIZENS. Washington: Catholic University of America Press, 1961. 32 p. (Studies from the Bureau of Social Research, Dept. of Sociology, The Catholic University of America, no. 1. ) 139. Geddes, Ezra W. AGING POPULATION IN NEW MEXICO; FACTS ON NUMBER AND EMPLOYMENT. Albuquerque: Division of Research, Dept. of Government, University of New Mexico, 1955. 52. p. 140. Georgia. Governor's Commission on Aging. GEORGIA'S STORY OF HER AGING AS TOLD BY THE .... written by Lois G, Huff. Atlanta: I96I. 149 p. 141. Geschickter, C. F. , "Sonne Fundamental Aspects of the Aging Process, " in: V. A. PROSPECT US RESEARCH IN AGING. Wash- ingtoni D. C. : Veterans Administration, 1959. p. 83-99. 142. Gilbert, Jeanne G. 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TOWARD BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE AGED; A REPORT ON THE SEMINAR ON AGING; ASPEN, COLO. , 1958. New York: Council on Social Work Education, 1959. 149. Gottrell, Fred, "Governmental Functions and the Politics of Age, " in: HANDBOOK OF SOCIAL GERONTOLOGY. Chicago: Univer- sity of Chicago Press, I960. 150. Govan, Elizabeth. THE NEEDS OF THE AGED. Canadian Welfare Council, 1951. 12 p. 151. Governor's Conference on Aging, Hartford, 1958. CHARTING A POSITIVE POLICY FOR AGING; SELECTED PAPERS, e d. by Donald P. Kent. University of Connecticut, I960? 26 p. 15 1-a. Governor's Conference on Aging, 2nd, Lafayette, I960 STATE RESPONSIBILITY AND COMMUNITY EFFORT: THE ELDERLY IN INDIANA, ed. by Leonard Z. Breen. Lafayette ?: Indiana State Commission on the Aging and Aged, I960. 152. Governor's Conference on Aging, Minnesota, Nov. 1956. REPORT. St. Paul?: 1956. 153. Governor's Conference on the Aging Population, Madison, Wis. WISCONSIN'S GOVERNOR'S CONFERENCE ON AN AGING POPU- LATION, i960. 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APARTMENT HOUSE AND RESIDENCE CLUB PROJECTS FOR OLDER JEWISH PERSONS. New York: 1957. 1410. - - - - BUILDING AND STAFFING THE SMALL HOME FOR THE AGED. New York: 1962. 13 p. 1411. GUIDELINES FOR INSTITUTIONAL SERVICE FOR THE AGED IN THE SMALL JEWISH COMMUNITY. New York: 1959- 22 p. 1412. THE SMALL HOME FOR THE AGED: COST AND STAFFING. New York; 1956. 1413. Council of Social Agencies, Columbus, Ohio. A SURVEY OF THE ALUM CREST HOSPITAL AND THE FRANKLIN COUNTY HOME. Columbus: 1958. 25 p. 1414. Crawford, Lawrence, "Nipponia -- A Home for Aged Japanese Canadians," ONTARIO HOUSING (June 1963), p. 13-15. 1415. Crombargar, Estelle L. , "Village for Elderly People of Illmois," PUBLIC AID IN ILLINOIS (Dec. 1950), p. 1-5. 1416. Dean, John P. , "Public Housing for the Aged, " JOURNAL OF HOUSING (Sept. 1946), p. 203-204. 1417. "Dearborn Voters Say No to Buying Florida Haven for Their Oldsters," BUSINESS WEEK (Apr. 6, 1957), p. 54. 1418. Decair, C. 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THE COMPACT HOME FOR ACTIVE RETIREMENT Tacoma, Wash,: 1961 Unpaged. 1426. Downie, Leonard, "The Retirement Community; Investment Structure, Physical Characteristics and Facilities, " URBAN LAND (July-Aug, 1962), p. 4-5, 1427. Drachman, Roy P , "Retirement Communities, " URBAN LAND (July-Aug 1962», p 7-8. 1428. Earle, H. , "Where Retirement Is Fun, " TODAY 'S HEALTH (Jan. 1963), p, 32-35, (Sun City, Arizona ) 1429. "Elders on Campus, Kundi g Center , Detroit," AMERICA (Nov. 26, 1960^, p 286. 1430. Engh, Hans, "Senior Community, Western Style, " GERIATRICS (Dec. 1959), p, 812-817 1431. Entman, S. , "A New Look at the Home for the Aged, " GERON- TOLOGY SOCIETY NEWSLETTER (v, 7, I960., p, 223- 226. 1432. Episcopal Church Home of the Diocese of Washington TOWARDS A NEW HORIZON Washington: 1956 12 p 1433. "Experience Dictates a New Program; the Home for Aged and Infirm Hebrews of New York, Ingsbridge House, Bronx, " ARCHITECTURAL RECORD (Sept 1954), p, 193-197. 1434. 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D. , "Old Folks ' Homes, " THE MUNICIPAL JOURNAL (May 20, I960), p. 1632, 1637, 1639-1641. 1533. Mandel, William, "The Nursing Home, " CALIFORNIA'S HEALTH (Oct. 15, 1962), p. 57-60. 1534. Manitoba. Department of Health and Public Welfare. HOSTELS; RESIDENTIAL CARE FOR THE ELDERLY; MANITOBA'S SMALL HOSTEL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM. Winnipeg: 1961 Unpaged. 1535. Massachusetts. State Housing Board. TENANT SELECTION POLICIES AND PROCEDURES: HOUSING FOR ELDERLY PERSONS OF LOW INCOME. Boston: 1958. 7 p. 15 36. Matthews, Olive, "Annex Flats for Elderly People, " HOUSING REVIEW (Mar. -Apr. I960). 1537, Matthews (W. R. ) and Associates. CASE STUDY: A SENIOR CITY FOR GRIMES COUNTY, TEXAS. Bryan, Tex.: I960? 1538. "Mayor Plans a Sunny Southland Paradise for Retired Dearborn Families," AMERICAN CITY (Apr. 1956), p. 173. 117 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 1539. Mays, Arnold H. , "Zoning for Mobile Homes, a Legal Analysis, " AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PLANNERS JOURNAL (Aug 1961), p. 204-211 1540. "Meeting the Challenge of Mobile Living, " HORIZONS (Nov. 1961), p_ 1-2, 4 1541. Megowen, V A. HELPING OLDER PEOPLE FIND GOOD NURSING HOME CARE Chicago: American Public Welfare Association, 1955 15 p 1542. Memphis Housing Authority FOR THE ELDERLY WHAT? A REPORT ON SENIOR CITIZENS IN PUBLIC HOUSING. Mennphis: 1961 4 p. 1543. Minnesota. University Center for Continuing Study CARE OF THE AGED IN INSTITUTIONAL HOMES, MARCH 13-15, 1950. Minneapolis 1950 52 p. 1544. "Mobile Homes and Travel Trailers Gain in Popularity, " RETIREMENT PLANNING NEWS (Dec 1959), p. 1-3. 1544-a. Mobilehome Dealers National Association BROOKHILL , A RESIDENTIAL MOBILEHOME DEVELOPMENT. Chicago: I960. 1545. "Model Scheme of Old People's Flatlets at Oxford, " SURVEYOR (Jan. 23, I960), p. 79-80. 1546. "Moosehaven Laboratory for Gerontology and Geriatrics" Newly Established Laboratory, " AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY (July 1949), p 97-98. 1547. Morris, Robert, "The Future of Institutional Programs for the Aged," SOCIAL SERVICE REVIEW (v. 33, 1959), p. 142-147. 1548. Mother Bernadette de Lourdes. WHERE SOMEONE CARES; THE MARY MANNING WALSH HOME AND ITS PROGRAM FOR COMPLETE CARE OF THE AGING; A DESCRIPTIVE ACCOUNT OF MODERN CONCEPTS IN ACTION. New York: Putnam's, 1959 252 p 1549. "Motion Picture Relief Fund's Home in Woodland Hills Adds a Hospital," ARCHITECTURAL FORUM (Dec 1948), p 104-108. 1550. "Mountainview: the Metamorphosis of a County Home for the Aged," AGING (v. 33, 1957) 155 1. Mulvihill, Roger, "Problems in the Management of Public Housing," TEMPLE LAW QUARTERLY (Winter, 1962), p. 163-194 118 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 1552. "De Nachtegal -- an Old People's Centre in Rotterdam, " HOUSING REVIEW (Mar. -Apr, 1958), p. 48-50. 1553. National Committee on Aging. STANDARDS OF CARE FOR OLDER PEOPLE IN INSTITUTIONS. New York; 1953-54. 3 vol. 1554. National Old People's Welfare Council, London. BOARDING- OUT SCHEMES FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE. London: National Council of Social Service, I960. 17 p. 1555. "Neighborhood Villages for the Aged Proposed, " AMERICAN CITY (Dec. 1951), p. 163. 1556. "Neptune and Thomas Have Masterful Plan for Housing Elderly in San Diego, Calif. , " SOUTHWEST BUILDER AND CON- TRACTOR (Apr. 1959), p. 6-9. 1557. Neuman, S. , "Town of Older People, " MATURE YEARS (v. 2 no. 4, 1956), p. 16. 1558. "New Apartments for Elderly Due in Dallas, " TEXAS HOME BUILDER (Sept. -Oct. I960), p. 19. 1559. "New Elderly Housing in Trenton Stresses Comfort, Economy, Safety," JOURNAL OF HOUSING (July 1961), p. 302. 1560 "New Health and Welfare Village Is a 12 Year Dream Come True, " AFL-CIO NEWS (Jan. 12, 1957), p. 7. 1561. "New Home Away from Home for the Aging, " MEDICAL WORLD NEWS (Aug. 31, 1962), p. 36-37. 1562. "New Homes for Old Folks, " TIME (Dec. 26, I960), p. 53. (Hotels. ) 1563 "A New Industry: the Active Old. A Difficult Social Problem -- The Nation's Fast-Increasing Older Population -- Is S pawning a New Industry, the Exclusive Retirement Communities, " LOS ANGELES (July 1961), p. 21-24. 1564 New Jersey. Bureau of Housing. FEDERAL LOW RENT PUBLIC HOUSING PROGRAM IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY; UNITS RESERVED FOR THE ELDERLY. Trenton: 1962. 1565. New Mexico. Department of Public Welfare. WELFARE PRO- GRAMS FOR THE AGING AND CHRONICALLY ILL; MEADOWS HOME FOR THE AGED & CHRONICALLY ILL & EL MIRADO HOME FOR THE AGED. Santa Fe: 1952. 31 p. 119 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 1566. "New Projects for the Oldsters: Retirement Homes," BUSINESS WEEK (July 11, 1953», p. 125-127 (Upholsters Internation Union home i 1567. New York (State). Division of Housing and Community Renewal. EXPERIENCE WITH SPECIALLY DESIGNED APARTMENTS WITH THE AGING IN NEW YORK STATE-AIDED LOW RENT PUBLIC HOUSING PROJECTS (To be published Summer 1963. ) 1568. Social Welfare Department RULES RECOMMENDA- TIONS AND PRINCIPLES: PRIVATE HOMES FOR THE AGED Albany: I960? 48 p 1569. "New Village for Elderly Offers House for $4, 990, ' JOURNAL OF HOMEBUILDING (Nov 195 7), p. 47-48. 1570. Nichols, E. M. , "Co -Operatives Accept Responsibility for Senior Citizens " ONTARIO HOUSING (Oct. 1961). p 10-11 1571. Nicholson, Edna. PLANNING NEW INSTITUTIONA L FACILITIES FOR LONG-TERM CARE New York: G. P Putnam's Sons, 1956 1572. Nims, R. , "Designing a Retirement Village, " Conference on Retirement Villages, American Society for the Aged, Inc. , Palm Beach, Fla., Feb. 21, 1958 4 p. 1573. "Nursing Homes for the Aged, Architectural Record Prizes: Problem, Critique, Awards," NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR ARCHITECTURAL EDUCATION BULLETIN ■: June 1957^ p. 2-7. 1574. "Nursing Homes -- Bad & Good; Many Are Unsafe and Dirty; Others Are Living Morgues but a New Kind of Care for Older Folks Is on the Way " CHANGING TIMES (Mar. 1963), p 17-20. 1575. "Nursing Homes; What Housing Professionals Should Know about a New and Fast-Growing Housing Market, " HOUSING AND HOME (Apr 1963;, p li4.119 1576. "Old Age; Among Homes for the Aged: Ward Manor Ranks High, " FORTUNE (Dec. 1946), p. 122-125 1577. "Old Folks and Bright Lights in Detroit, " TIME (Oct '^ , 1957), p. 50. 1578. "Old Folks at Home? Rossmoor Leisure World," NEWSWEEK (Feb. 25, 1963), p 84. 120 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 1579- "Old Folks at Home, Ryderwood, Wash. ," TIME (May 4, 1953), p. 93-94. 1580. "Old Hotel Becomes Home for the Aged, Carmel Hall, Detroit, " ARCHITECTURAL RECORD (Mar. 1958), p. 218-222. 1581. "Old People's Flats, Merrow, " BUILDER (Dec. 21, 1962), p. 1225-1226. 1582. "Old People's Home; Bethnal Green; Old People's Housing: Crawley," ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW (Jan. 1958), p. 72-73. 1583. "Old People's Home, High Wycombe, " ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW (Mar. 1962), p. 209. 1583-a "Old People's Home; Kirby-in-Ashfield, " ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW (Jan, 1957), p. 53. 1584. "Old People's Home, Leylands Estate, Derby," ROYAL INSTI- TUTE OF BRITISH ARCHITECTS JOURNAL (Nov. 1956), p. 9-13. 1585. "Old People's Home, Lewisham, " ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW (Jan. 1961), p. 28-29. 1586. "Old People's Home at Chingford, London," THE BUILDER (May 22, 1959), p. 918-920. 1587. "Old Persons' Flatlets; House Conversion Schennes by Chisle- hurst," SURVEYOR (June 6, 1959), p. 592. 1588. Olympia Inc of Monmouth. OLYMPIA, A PIONEERING DESIGN FOR LIVING IN THE SENIOR YEARS. New York: 1959. 1 v. 1589- Onondaga Co. , N. Y. Regional Planning Board. ROLLING HOMES; MOBILE HOMES IN ONONDAGA COUNTY, NEW YORK. Syracuse: 1961. 1590. "Orange Gardens -- Retirement in Florida, " ONTARIO HOUSING (Oct. 1961), p. 16-17. 1591. O'Rear, Edward P. STARTING A HOME FOR THE RETIRED, SUGGESTIONS. Los Angeles: Pacific Homes, 1957. 9 p. 1592. Owen, Ruth Edison and others, "Campus Living for the Aging, at the Kundig Center in Detroit, Elderly Persons Can Continue to Live an Independent Existence and Still Avail Themselves of the Protective Services and Facilities Usually Found Only in Institutional Life, " AMERICAN JOURNAL OF NURSING (Dec. 1958), p. 1676-1678. 121 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 1593. Pacific Homes, Los Angeles PERMANENT SECURITY. Los Angeles: 1961 (Kit of 12 pieces.) 1594. Pastore, A. R, . Jr , "Retirement City, " TRAVEL (Sept. 1958), p. 20-22. 1595. Philadelphia Housing Authority PUBLIC HOUSING PLANS FOR THE ELDERLY. Philadelphia: 1962 3 p 1596. "Philadelphia's York House for Aged under Construction, " GERONTOLOGY SOCIETY NEWSLETTER (Dec. 1958), p. 9. 1597. Pieper, Dean, "Old Folks Home Operated by County Housing Authority," JOURNA L OF HOUSING (Feb 1956), p. 50-52. 1598. "Place in the Sun- Retirement Cities," TIME (Aug. 3, 1962), p. 46-48. 1599. "A Place to Live, Not to Die; San Antonio s Victoria Plaza Demonstrates How an Imaginative Public Housing Agency Can Offer New Life and Dignity to the Aged, " LOOK (Nov 8, I960). 1600. Plymouth Place 1944 ■- THE SEED WAS SOWN La Grange Park, 111. : I96I 16 p 1601. Pomeroy, Hugh R. , "Mobile Home Parks vs Planning and Zoning," NEW YORK STATE PLANNING NEWS (July-Aug 1961), p. 6-9. 1602. "Portland, Oregon Converts FHA 608 Projects to Public Housing; Helps Meet Elderly Need, " JOURNAL OF HOUSING (Oct. 1959), p 326-327 1603. Posner, W. THE ESSENTIAL CHARACTER OF A FOSTER HOME PROGRAM FOR OLDER PERSONS, Seminar on Housing, Lake Mohonk, N Y June 13-18, I960. New York: National Committee on Aging, I960. 5 p 1604. "Practicalities in Mobile Home Park Development; a Symposium on Factors in Planning and Operation of Mobile Home Parks, " URBAN LAND (Dec I960), entire issue 1605. Pratt, R. P. , "They Bridge the Gap Between Self-Care and Insti- tution, " JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIA- TION (Nov. 21, 1959), p. 1704-1705 1606. Presbyterian Hospital Association of Colorado PARK MANOR Denver: I960? 24 p. 122 CPL, Exchange Bibliography 27 1607. "Project in the Sun -- Ridge Manor Development of J. Earl Miller, " NATIONAL REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING JOURNAL (Feb, 195 8), p. 28. 1608. PUBLIC HOUSING, DESIGN FOR THE FUTURE; PROCEEDINGS OF THE 9TH ANNUAL ONTARIO HOUSING CONFERENCE, JUNE 5-7, 1961. Toronto: Ontario Departnnent of Econonnics and Development, Housing Branch, 1961. 191 p. 1609. "Public Housing for the Elderly Expands in Numbers, Ideas; Enjoy Good Local Support, " JOURNAL OF HOUSING (Mar. 1963), p. 77-92. 1610. "Public Housing for the Elderly, " PROGRESSIVE ARCHITEC- TURE (Mar. 1961), p. 144-159. 1611. "Public Housing Helps to Brighten Sunshine Years for Oldtimers, " JOURNAL OF HOUSING (Apr. 1959), p. 123-125. 1612. Ralston, W. , "Comment on Homes for the Aged, " JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL ARCHITECTURAL INSTITUTE OF CANADA (Aug. 1962), p. 31. 1613. Ratigan, A. E. and others, "The New Saint Anne's Home, " HOSPITAL PROGRESS (Mar. I960), p. 74-76. I6l3-a. "Redhill --a Development in Grouped Dwellings for Elderly Persons," HOUSING (June 1963), p. 19-21, 26. 1614 "Retirement Apartments, " HOUSE AND HOME (July 196 1) , p 132-137, 1615. "Retirement Cities Gaining Popularity," LAWYERS TITLE NEWS (Sept. 1962), p., 7-9. 1616. "Retirement Haven; Salhaven, " TIME (Dec. 17, 1956), p. 92. 1617. "Retirement in Two Ways; Work, Tranquil Home, " LIFE (July 20, 1959), p. 92-95. 1618 Retirement Research and Welfare Association. PRACTICAL GUIDE TO PLANNING A RETIREMENT RESIDENCE. Washington: 1962. 41 p. 1619 "Retirement Village in Nebraska, " CHRONIC ILLNESS NEWS- LETTER (Oct. 1958), p. 2-4. 1620. Roberts, G. W. , "Boarding Out of the Elderly, " JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF HEALTH, LONDON (1959), p. 246-25 2, 123 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 1621. Rosen, Theodore. THE EFFECT OF SOCIAL CHANGE ON THE PURPOSE AND FUNCTION OF THE JEWISH HOME FOR AGED, presented at the Western States Regional Assennbly, CJFWF, Jan. 12, 1961, Tucson, Ariz. New York: Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds, 196 1 2 p 1622. Rudolph, Mae, "Sailor s Snug Harbor , " GERIATRICS (Oct 1959), p. 644-651. 1623. "Ryderwood, Washington, a Thriving Community for Retired Workers," AGING (Jan 1954), p. 2-3 1624. Sahle, R RETIREMENT VILLAGE PLANNING IN FLORIDA Tallahassee: Florida State Development Commission, 1952 1625. San Antonio Housing Authority VICTORIA PLAZA APARTMENTS, San Antonio: I960 9 p 1626. "Seaside Hotel Has New Role as Flatlets for Old People, " MUNI- CIPAL JOURNAL (Oct 14, 1960>, p 3215. 1627. "Self-Contained Flats and Extra Comforts for Old People; That's the Harpenden Way, " MUNICIPAL JOURNAL (v= 68), p. 823-824. 1628. Senior Citizen Hotels SENIOR CITIZEN HOTELS PROUDLY PRESENT A PLAN FOR LIVING IN THE GOLDEN AGE OF RETIREMENT, Sapulpa, Okla, : I960? 1629. Senior Homes of Colorado Cooperative ARTICLES OF INCOR- PORATION Denvei: 195 7 Unpaged 1630. Sharon Gardens Co-Operative Christian Community PRESENT- ING COOPERATIVE LIVING IN SHARON GARDENS; PHOENIX, ARIZONA, Phoenix: n, d. Unpaged 1631. Shively, Morris V, , "The Retirement Hotel' What Factors Should Management Consider before Converting a Hotel into Housing for the Growing Number of Retired Persons?" CORNELL HOTEL AND RESTAURANT QUARTERLY (Feb 1961), p 29-33 1632. Siegel, S. THE RETIREMENT HOTEL -- A NON -INSTITUTIONAL RESOURCE FOR OLDER PEOPLE Miami, Fla. : Jewish Family Services, 1959 16 p. 1633. Slocum, Kenneth G, , "Homes for the Aged; Nursing Homes Ex- pand, Add Luxuries as More Investors Enter Field; They Battle Bad Reputations of Some Older Units; Fees Run up to $750 a Month; Problem of 'Bootleg Homes, " WALL STREET JOURNAL (Nov. 1, 1960i, p, 1 124 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 1634. Smigel, Joseph 0= and others. NURSING HOME ADMINISTRA- TION. Springfield, 111.: Charles C. Thomas, 1962. 227 p. 1634-a. Snellgrove, Douglas R, THE ELDERLY HOUSEBOUND. London: White Crescent Press, 1963. 1635. "Somerville, Massachusetts Constructs Public Housing for Elderly, ' AMERICAN CITY (Aug. 1957), p. 27. 1636. Southern California Presbyterian Homes. ROYAL OAKES MANOR, A RESIDENCE IN DUARTE, CALIFORNIA. Los Angeles: I960. 10 p. 1637. Spiwak, H J. , "Large Scale Housing for the Old, " HOUSING REVIEW (Jan. -Feb, 1961), p. 22-25. 1638. "Strdmbacken and Motala Homes for the Aged in Sweden, " ARCHITECTURAL RECORD (Oct. 1959), p. 201-206. 1639. Suedkamp, W. F. , "Kunig Center; a Fresh Approach, " JOURNAL OF THE MICHIGAN MEDICAL SOCIETY (v. 58, 1959), p. 1464-1465. 1640. "Sun City, Arizona; Life Begins at Fifty," TIME (Mar. 10, 1961), p. 89. 1641. "Sun City -- Residential Community for Retired in Booming Ari- zona, " CONCRETE MASONRY REVIEW (Aug. I960), p. 20. 1642. Swaim, William T. , Jr. ADVANTAGES OF A SMALL CENTRAL SITE FOR A HOME FOR THE AGING. Dillsburg, Pa. : Office of the Executive Secretary, Presbyterian Homes of Central Pennsylvania,, 1958. lip. 1643. - - - - "Advantages of a Small Central Site for Homes for the Aging," HOSPITALS, Chicago (v. 34, I960), p. 30-35. 1644, APARTMENTS FOR THE AGING. Dillsburg, Pa.: Presbyterian Homes of Central Pennsylvania, 1959. 13 p. 1645 Tarbox, T. , "Youngstown, Ariz., USA, " ARIZONA HIGHWAYS (Jan 1957), p. 6-9. 1646. Taubenhaus, Leon J. and John G. McCormick, "The Aging Lodging House Resident; a Comparison of Lodgers and Non- Lodgers with Special Emphasis on Utilization of Health Resources, " JOURNAL OF GERONTOLOGY (July 1962), p. 310-314. 1647. Terreberry, Shirley M. SURVEY OF THE HEALTH, WELFARE AND RECREATION NEEDS OF THE AGING IN HERMAN GARDENS HOUSING PROJECT. Detroit: Neighborhood Services Organization, 1958. 47 p. 125 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 1648. "Things to Consider in Planning a New Home, " PROFESSIONAL NURSING HOMES (Mar 1961), p 8-9, 1649. Tomlinson, Ray, "The Willows, " ONTARIO HOUSING (June 1963), p. 15. 1650. "Toronto's Jewish Home for the Aged -- on the Eve of Expansion," ONTARIO HOUSING (Oct 1961), p 12^14 1651. "Toward Planned Communities for the Retired, " AMERICAN CITY (Jan, 1958), p 110. 1652. Townsend, P. THE LAST REFUGE -- A SURVEY OF RESIDEN- TIAL INSTITUTIONS AND HOMES FOR THE AGED IN ENGLAND AND WALES. London: Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1962. 1653. "Trends in Residential Community Development -- A Symposium, " URBAN LAND (July-Aug. 1962), p. 1, 3-7. 1654. "Why the New Appeal of Apartment Living, " U. S. NEWS (Dec. 10, 1962), p 100-102 1655. "Union Makes a Home for Landlocked Seafarers, " BUSINESS WEEK (Jan 3, 1953), p. 74-75 1656. U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Special Staff on Aging. A COMMUNITY NURSING HOME. Washington: GPO, 1961, (Patterns for Progress in Aging Case Study no. 1, by Hirsh Kaplan, ) 1657. . ^ - - A LOW-RENT PUBLIC HOUSING PROJECT FOR THE ELDERLY Washington; GPO, 1962. (Patterns for Progress in Aging Case Study no, 12 i l657-a. Federal Housing Administration. REMODELED BUILD- INGS AS HOUSING FOR ELDERLY TENANTS. Washington: 1958. Folder 1658. Public Health Service. THE OLDER PERSON IN THE HOME.: SOME SUGGESTIONS FOR HEALTH AND HAPPINESS IN THE 3-GENERATION FAMILY Washington: GPO, 195V 34 p. (Public Affairs Service Pub no 542. ) 1659. SELECTED ARTICLES ON NURSING HOMES. Washington: GPO, I960. 287 p. (Public Health Service Pub, no. 732.) 1660. - - - - Senate. Committee on Labor and Public Welfare. THE CONDITION OF AMERICAN NURSING HOMES. Washington: GPO, I960. 27 p. 126 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 1661. Van Tuyl, Mary C. , "I Live in a New Kind of 'Home'; Presby- terian Village, Redford, Michigan," SATURDAY EVENING POST (Nov. 8, 1958), p. 44-45. 166Z. "Village of Old People; Presbyterian Village, Redford Township, Mich.," ARCHITECTURAL FORUM (Sept. 1955), p. 136-137. 1663. Vivrett, Walter K. , DESIGNING A RETIREMENT VILLAGE, Conference on Retirement Villages, Ainerican Society of the Aged, Inc., Palm Beach, Fla. , Feb. 21, 1958. 22 p. 1664. Warne, R.M,, "We Built a Senior Citizens ' Home, " HABITAT (Sept. -Oct. I960), p. 20-22. 1665. Webber, Irving L. and Carter C. Osterbind. RETIREMENT VILLAGES AND CERTAIN OTHER RETIREMENT LIVING ARRANGEMENTS IN FLORIDA. Gainesville: University of Florida Press, 1958. 1666. Weil, Julius, "Life in the Home for Older Persons , " GERIATRICS (Aug. 1953), p. 459-462. 1667. Weiant, C. W. , "Proposed Center for Retired Scientists in Mexico," SCIENCE (Nov. 16, 1962), p. 961. 1668. Welfare Council of Metropolitan Chicago. HOMES FOR THE AGED;: THEIR PLACE IN THE COMMUNITY, RESPONSI- BILITY TO RESIDENTS. Chicago: I960. 68 p. 1669. "West Coast Hotel Is Designed to Appeal to Retired Oldsters, " BUSINESS WEEK (no. 146, 1956), p. 18. 1670. "Why the New Appeal of Apartment Living, " U.S. NEWS AND WORLD REPORT (Dec. 10, 1962), p. 100-102. 1671. Weining, Clifford V. , "The Fifield Manors -- a New Type of Residence for Elderly People, " WESTERN HOUSING (May 1956), p. 7, 22; (July 1956), p. 7. 1672 Williams, Ralph C. and others. NURSING HOME MANAGE- MENT. New York: F. W. Dodge Corporation, 1959. 230 p. 1673. Women's Educational and Industrial Union. Special Services Department. IF YOU NEED A NURSING HOME; POINTS TO CONSIDER IN CHOOSING A NURSING HOME IN THE BOSTON AREA, by Constance Williams and Irene K. Thresher. Boston: 1962. 67 p. 1674. Worden, W. L. , "Town That Wants Only Old Folks, " COLLIERS (Jan. 8, 1954), p. 30-34. 127 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 1675. Youngstown, Arizona, YOUNGSTOWN, ARIZONA; ARIZONA'S ORIGINAL RETIREMENT COMMUNITY. Youngstown: 1961? 14 p. 1676. Zelditch, Morris. THE HOME FOR THE AGED -- A COMMU- NITY, presented at the National Conference of Jewish Communal Service, May 28, 1961, Boston, Mass. New York: Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds, 1961. 15 p. 128 CPL Exchange Bibliography Z7 GEOGRAPHIC INDEX Akron, Ohio: 566, 1136. Alameda Co. , Calif.: 100, 422, 490-492, 921, 928, 1125. Albion, Mich. : 1472. Alton, 111. : 1358. Apple Valley, Calif.: 1527. Arizona: 1365, 1445. Asbury Park, N. J. : 16 Baltimore, Md. : 69, 442, 443. Beverly Hills, Calif.: 1134. Boston.^ Mass.: 805, 806, 1673. Buffalo, N. Y : 65 9. California: 83, 84, 457-459, 462, 766, 767, 903, 904, 978, 1142, 138f 1389, 1422, 1533. Camden, N. J. : 840. Canada: 150, 277, 341, 416, 441, 460, 461, 464, 465, 495, 496, 505, 516, 521, 523, 546, 553, 566, 595, 634, 670, 691, 700-702, 707, 708, 730, 762, 764, 765, 845, 869-a, 1072, 1091-1095, 1149~a, 1195, 1263, 1300, 1331, 1392, 1395, 1399, 1403, 1414, 1438, 1444, 1451, 1471, 1475, 1506, 1525, 1534, 1570, 1608, 1649, 1650, 1664. Chicago, 111.: 33, 89, 279, 363, 591, 697, 858-a, 889, 909, 910, 974, 1054-1056, 1271, 1396-1398, 1668. Claremont, Calif.: 1149, 1527. Cleveland, Ohio: 471, 912, 1013, 1271, 1401, 1521. Cleveland Heights, Ohio: 1666. Colorado: 1629. Columbus, Ohio: 477-478, 804, 1028, 1413. Connecticut: 98, 99 151, 421, 640, 775, 1101-1103, 1267. Cook Co. , 111. : 1066 Cumberland, R I. : 735. Dade Co. , Fla : 788. Dallas, Tex.: 1558. Dearborn, Mich.: 1417, 1538. Decatur, 111. : 287, 288. Denver, Colo.: 115, 1400, 1492, 1606. Detroit, Mich.: 389, 995, 1011, 1042, 1429, 1435, 1577. 1580, 1592, 1639, 1647. Duarte, Calif. : 1636. East Ridge, Fla. : 15 22. Europe: 449, 475. Fitchburg, Mass.: 1104. Florida: 55-a, 68, 128-131, 426, 427, 630, 704, 761, 793, 1081-1083, 1241, 1369, 1417, 1441, 1442, 1538, 1555, 1624, 1665. 129 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 France: 787, 1509 Franklin Co. , Ohio: 1413. Fresno, Calif.: 618 Fulton Co. , Ga. : 543. Georgia: 140 Grand Rapids, Mich.: 171. Great Britain: 2, 112, 210, 229-a. 268, 290, 321, 354, 453, 480, 509, 514, 525, 526, 539, 544, 564, 573, 574, 579, 581, 583, 612, 641-643, 667, 674, 705, 727, 779, 7.83, 792, 797, 853, 854, 868, 871, 1093, 1183, 1276, 1278, 1281, 1351, 1366, 1381, 1387, 1434, 1447, 1455, 1468-1470, 1490, 1524, 1532, 1536, 1545, 1554, 1581-1587, 1612 1613-a 1626 1627, l634-a, 1637, 1652, Grimes Co. ,, Tex : 1537. Hartford, Conn.: 620, 812, 1421, 1474. Hastings, Neb. : 16 19 Hawaii: 3, 536, 537, 601. Hennepin Co. , Minn. : 943. Hidalgo Co. , Tex. : 1597. Honolulu, Hawaii: 807. Houston, Tex. : 1498. Illinois: 172, 184, 774. 1415 Indiana: 15l-a, 173-178, 587, 953, 955, 975, 1517, 1518. Iowa: 48-a.. 180 1495. Israel: 456. Kalamazoo, Mich.: 63 185, 1143. Kansas: 186, 187, 417, 959, 1290^ 1502. Kansas City, Mo. : 1485. Kentucky: 202, 1065, 1162, 1505. Kissammee, Fla. : 1590 Lafayette, Calif. : 1484. La Grange Park, 111.: 1600. LaJolla, Calif.: 1000, 1377, Lake Co, , Ind. : 967. Lanark Village, Fia. : 1527 Las Vegas, Nev : 1145. Long Beach, Calif. : 484. Los Angeles, Calif.: 840, 1347, 1671 Los Angeles Co. , Calif : 859. Louisiana: 717. Maine: 206. Maryland: 212, 213, 635, 636. Massachusetts: 215, 498, 637, 775, 777, li51, 1534, Memphis, Tenn. : 1543, Mexico: 1667. 130 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 Miami, Fla : 646, 985, 1499. Michigan: 197-198, 218-221, 228, 344, 647, 1519. Milwaukee, Wis.: 209, 428, 552, 651, 888. Minneapolis, Minn.: 391~a, 645, 1308. Minnesota: 152, 230, 231, 652, 1402. Missouri: 232. Montclair, N. J, : 919-. Monroe Co. , N. Y : 1058. Moosehaven: 1546. Multnomah Co„ sOre.:1373. Nashville, Tenn. : 238. Needham, Mass.: 1104. Netherlands: 242, 694, 695, 705, 1258, 1552. Nevada: 671. New Jersey: 244, 245, 247-249, 675-677, 1564. New Mexico: 139, 1565. New York (City): 79. 96, 234, 250, 406, 482, 483, 549, 554, 576, 578, 579, 684, 685, 721, 857, 858, 860, 1033, 1073, 1357, 1433, 1448. New York (State): 234, 251-263, 333, 448, 482, 483, 518, 638, 680- 683, 686-689, 775, 777, 780, 781, 876, 908, 998, 1068, 1159-1161, 1195, 1318-1320, 1567, 1568. Newark, N. J. : 840. North Carolina: 267, 696, 709, 1001, 1004. Norv^ay: 113, 706. Oak Park, IlL : 269. Oakland, Calif. : 270. Ohio: 127, 271-a, 698, 930, 1006. Old Men's Town, Maine: 1423. Omaha, Neb,: 1273, 1361. Onondaga Co. , N. Y. : 1589. Oregon: 278, 633, 703, 1168, 1323. Orlando, Fla. : 1051. Palm City, Calif.: 1386, 1481, 1527. Pat err son, N. J. : 246. Pennsylvania: 285, 1009, 1010. Philadelphia, Pa.: 481, 711-715, 941, 985-b, 1014, 1325, 1483, I486, 1487, 1594, 1596. Phoenix, Ariz.: 566, 1630. Pima Co. , Ariz. : 470. Plymouth, Mich. : 935. Pompano, Fla,: 1372. Port Charlotte, Fla.: 1352. Portland, Ore.: 729, 840, 1602. Prairie du Sac, Wis. : 1527. Providence, R I. : 522, l6ll. Redford, Mich.: 1661, 1662. Rhode Island: 302, 303. 131 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 Riverview, Fla. : 1569 Rochester, N. Y. : 566, 1058, Ryderwood, Wash.; 1390, 1453, 1579, 1623, Sacramento, Calif. : 1404. Sacramento Co, , Calif. ; 486. St. Joseph Co. , Ind. : 954. St. Louis, Mo. : 555, 1512. St. Paul, Minn : 391 -a, 743, St. Petersburg, Fla. : 394, 938. Salhaven, Fla : 1560, 1616. San Antonio, Tex , 203, 204, 463, 560, 625, 744-746, 1026, 1027, 1374, 1391, 1599, 1625. San Diego, Calif. : 1556 San Francisco, Calif,: 85, 311, 840, 996, 1028. San Mateo Co. , Calif, : 1044, Santa Barbara,, Calif. : 566. Sapulpa, Okla. : 1628. Schenectady Co., N. Y. : 485. Scotland: 749. Seattle, Wash.: 1247, 1514. South Carolina: 329, 337, 630. South Miami, Fla. : 1526 Springvale-on-Hudson, NY. 1080, Stelling Village, Fla. ; 1569. Summit Co. , Ohio: 339, 920 Sun City, Ariz.: 199, 618. 1386, 1428, 1640, 1641. Sun City, Fla. : 1615. Sweden: 562, 563, 577, 582, 705, 706, 737, 738, 1038, 1379, 1532, I63i Switzerland; 530, 564, 705. Syracuse,, N, Y. : 1524-a. Tacoma, Wash. • l6ll. Tennessee: 343. Texas: 790, 791, 1334. Thurston Co. , Wash. : 336. Toledo, Ohio: 1443, 1611. Trenton, N. J. : 1559, Troy, N. Y. : 1467. Tucson, Ariz. : 470. Virginia; 390, 413. Wales: 1652. Waltham, Mass : 566, 1376. Washington, D. C. ; 166, 840, 926, 1436, 1480, 1491, 1520. Washington (State); 170, 392, 393. Waycross, Ga. ; 1364. West Palm Beach, Fla. : 1051. Wichita, Kans. : 108. Williamsport, Pa. ; 918. Wilmington, Del.: 138. 132 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 Winnetka, 111. : 922. Wisconsin: 153, 407, 493, 494, 870. Worcester, Mass.: 916. Youngstown, Ariz. : 1645, 1675. 133 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 AUTHOR INDEX Abbe, Leslie Morgan: 1353. Abrams, Albert J : 415, 875, 876, 1068. Abramson, M. : 1352. Ackiey, Coburn: 416. Adler, Sydney: 1354. Agan, Tessie: 417. Alameda Co. , Calif. Welfare Dept. : 422. Albrecht, Ruth: 61, 163. Aiderfer, Evan B. : 1068-a. Aldrich, Gordon J. : 964, 1356. Alexander, Robert E, -, 1252. Alger, Johanna: 1357. Allen, P. C: 544. Allen, William D.: 63, 185. American Association of Homes for the Aged: 45, 423. American Association of Retired Persons: 46, 47. Americ3,n Baptist Home Mission Societies: 1359- American Home Economics Association: 64. American Institute of Architects: 1269. American Labor Education Service: 1. American Library Association: 878. American Public Health Association: 424. American Public Welfare Association: 236, 878-887, 890, 896, 933, 947, 962, 967, 969, 1024, 1049, 1060, 1541. American Society of Planning Officials: 425. Amulree, B. S. W, : 65. Anderson, Elinor M. : 417. Anderson, J, E : 66. Andrus, Ethel P. : 734. Apsler, A. : 1363, Armstrong, Florence A. : 1073. Arnett, William T. : 426, 427. Aronov, Edward: 428, 888. Arthur, Julietta J. : 67. Ashley, E. Everett, 3rd: 429-440, 501, 817, 822, 1074-1079. The Attending Staff Association: 145 2. Aukes, Iva: 889. Austin, J. KG : 441, Backm3,nn, E, Theodore: 988 Bainum, Robert: 1368. Bair, Frederick H. , Jr.: 68, 1081-1083, 1367, 1369-1371. Baker, C. V. : 1366. Baltimore. Urban Renewal and Housing Agency: 69, 442, 443. Baney. Anna Mae: 22, 30. Barbour, Philip: 868. Barnett, Esther D : 890. 135 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 Barron, Milton Leon: 70 Bartholomew, H. L. : 1372. Bartley, Ernest R. : 1367. Bass, Stanley: 891. Bates, Stewart: 444. Bauei, Catherine: 445 Baum. Arthur W. : 1373, 1374. Baun, Viola K.: 898 Beall, R. M. : 1375 Beattie, Walter M. : 892. Bell, William G. : 446. Belluschi, Pietro: 1254. Bendixson, T. M. P. : 1255 Bennett, Samuel V, : 63. 18&. Beron, Robert J.: 71, 1084. Bare M. : 893. „„, Beyl;, Glenn H.: 447^450. 894, 1086. Biller, Newman M, : 895. Birren, James E. : 72-74. Blake, Mary: 896. Blanchard, Fessenden S. : 75, Blodgett, Ralph H.: 1087. Bohn, Ernest J.: 451. Booz, Allen & Hamilton: 1257. Bopp, Edward M. , Jr. : 682. Borcherding, C. H. : 452. Boucentrum: 1258, Boustedt, P.: 1379 Bowen, George^eE : 897. Boyd, DA., Jr : 1380 Boynton, Paul W : 76 Bream J C. C : 899 Breckenridge, Elizabeth: ?7 900. Breen, Leonard Z. : I51-a, 173, 178. Brill, E,E.: 1088 Bringard, E L, 1456 Brockett, Eleanor: 78 Brook, W.M.: 453. Brookings Institution: 454, b d. ( . Brooks, Betty Watt: 30 Brown, P. G : 1382. Brunot, Helen Hardy: 79. Buckley, Joseph C. : 80, Bunker, Rush: 901 Burgess, A M. Sr. : 456 ^^^^ Burgess, Ernest W. : el, oc, ju^, Bush, Thomas W.: 1250. Bywater, A. Edgar: 1387. California. Assembly, --rim Committee on Soc.al Welfare: 1388. California. Dept. of Social Welfare: 903, 1389. California. Division of Agmg: 9^8- 136 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 California, Governor's Conference on Aging: 83. California. Governor's Conference on Problems of the Aging: 84. California Senate Interim Committee on Public Health: 457. California. Senate. Interim Committee on Housing and Recreational Needs of the Elderly: 458, 459. California. State Recreation Commission: 904. California. University. Bureau of Public Admiinistration: 353. California. University. Heller Committee for Research in Social Economics: 85„ Cameron, Jean: 460^ 1263. Campbell, Oscar P. : 905. Canada. Dept. of National Health and Welfare: 1091, 1092. Canadian Welfare Council: 461. Cannon, E, B. : 462. Carp, Abraham: 463. Carp, Frances: 463. Carter, R, : 906. Carver, Humphrey: 86. Castan, S. : 1391. Catholic Hospital Association of the U.S. and Canada: 1392. Catholic University of America. Bureau of Social Research: 138. Cavan, Ruth S. : 87. Cayton, H. R. : 988. Cedarleaf, J. Lennart: 983. Census Monograph Series: 320, 340. Central Atlantic Regional Conference on Services to the Aged: 88. Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation: 464, 465, 1094, 1095, 1263, 1392. Cerny, Robert G. : 1264, Chalfin, L. : 907. Chapin, F. Stuart: 466. Charitable Research Foundation, Inc.: 1257, 1394. Charnas, Theodore: 908. Cherniak, A, D : 1395. Chevry, G, R. : 467. Chicago. Mayor's Commission for Senior Citizens: 909 Chicago Housing Authority: 889, 1396. Chicago University Chicago Community Inventory: 89- Chown, S. M. : 1399. Church, David M. : 911. Churchill, Henry S. : 468, 469. City-County Planning Dept. , Tucson -Pima Co. , Ariz.: 470 Civic, Miriam: 1096. Cleveland Metropolitan Housing Authority: 1401. Cleverly, Mary: 472-475. Clifton, C. Stanley: 1402. Close, J. A. : 1097. Close, Katheryn: 90. Cluff, A. W. : 1403. Coffin, Tris: 1098. Cohen, Elias S. : 91- Cohen, R G. : 476 137 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 Cohen, Wilbur J. : 92, 913, 1099. Coburn, Fern M. : 914 Colby, Evelyn: 93 Cole, Albert M. : 1100, 1265, 1266. Collins, Thomas: 94, 95. Colunnbia University Teachers College: 355. Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority: 477-479. Committee on Housing for Older People: 481. Community Council of Greater New York: 96, 482, 483, 1461. Community Services of Greater Worcester, Inc, : 916. Community Studies, Inc. : 158. Community Welfare Council, Long Beach, Calif : 484. Community Welfare Council of Schenectady County: 485. Community Welfare Council of the Greater Sacramento Area, Inc. : 486. Conant, I.E.: 1404 Conference on Retirement Villages: 1405. Conference on the Aging Process: 312. Conference of State Executives for Aging: 196. Conference on Housing Our Senior Citizens: 488, Confrey, E. A. : 9^ Congregational Christian Conference of Iowa: 95 7. Connecticut. Commission on Services for Elderly Persons: 98, 1267, Connecticut. Public Works Dept. Housing Division: 1102, 1103. Construction Industries Research, Inc. : 1406, 1407 Cooper, F, A. : 1408. Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station: 786 Cornell University. Center for Housing and Environmental St udies: 450, 610, 894, 917, 1086. Cornell University. Housing Research. Center: 1268, 1357. Corson John J,: 1105. Council of Community Services, Williamsport, Pa. : 918. Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds: 88, 235, 412, 489. 802, 1106, 1107, 1409-1412, 1463, 1464, 1477, 1478, 1621, 1676 Council of Social Agencies, Columbus, Ohio: 1413. Council of Social Agencies of Montclair, N. J, : 919 Council of Social Agencies of Summit Co, , Ohio: 920 Council of Social Planning, Alameda County: 100, 422, 490-492, 921. Council of State Governments: 48, 101-107, 125. Council on Social Work Education: 148, 315. Cowgili Clinton H. : 1269, 1270. Cowgili, Donald O. : 108-109- Cowles, May L, : 493, 494 Crawford, Lawrence: 495, 1414. Crippen, Dorothy M. : 734 Crombargar. Estelle L ; 1415 Gumming, Elaine; 110, 111 16"7. Cumnnings, Milton C : 922 Curnow, R N : 112 138 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 Daniels on, Finn: 113. Danzig, Louis* 49'^. Davis, George P. : 498. Davis, Milton S. : 1 14. Davis, Thomas E. : 440, 817. Dean, John P. : 1416. Deardorff, Neva R. : 1464. Decair, C. M. : 1418. Denver Area Welfare Council: 115. De Ruitzler, C. W. : 499- Desmond, Thomas C. : 117, 118, 923. Dickerman, John M. : 1108. Distelhorst, Robert: 1109. Doan, Mason C. : 1421. Donahue, Wiima: 119, 119-a, 222, 223, 225-227, 346, 351, 500-503, 924. Dorfman, Robert: 1192. Douglas Fir Plywood Association: 1110, 1424, 1425. Downie, Leonard: 1111, 1426. Downing, Joseph: 925. Downs, Anthony: 1112. Drachman, Roy P. : 1427. Drake, Joseph T. : 120, 504. Drew, Noble: 505, Drewery, J. L : 1276. Duncan, Otis D. : 330. Dunn, Halberr L. : 121. Earle, H ; 1428. Eastern States Health Education Conference: 122, 386. Eckersberg, Alfred K, : 506, 507. Eisenberg, Larry: 1035. Empson, Mary: 509, 1277. Engh, Hans: 1430. Entman, S. : 1431 Episcopal Chuich Home of the Diocese of Washington: 1432. Episcopal Diocese of Washington: 926. Epstein, Lenore A: 1115-1121. Federation of Community Services, Alameda County: 928, 1125. Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies, New York: 929. Federal-State Conference on Aging: 125. Feldman, Frances L. : 1127. Feldman, Harry H. : 127, 930. Fellowship Square Foundation: 1436. Fisher, Jacob: 1437. Florida. Citizens Advisory Committee on the Aged: 128, 129. Florida. Development Commission: 128, 129, 1441, 1442, 1624. Florida Governor's Conference on Aging: 131. Florida. State Improvement Commission: 394. Florida, University. General Extension Division: 931. Florida. University. Institute of Gerontology: 55-a, 132, 1405, 1665. 139 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 Flower Hospital; 1443. Foley, R. M. : 1128, Ford, N D.: 1446. Ford, Norman B : 133, 134. Ford, R A : 932. Forrest, John G. : 93. Fox, Flora: 1448 Frakes, M. : 1449 Frazier, Loudell: 933 Frean, R. M. : 514 Frieden, Elaine: 515 Friedmann, Eugene; 136, 137. Furfey, Paul H. : 138. Gardner. Donald H. : 516, 517, Gaynor, Tames W : 518. Gebhart, Dorothy L : 933. Geddes, Ezra W 139 Geld Solomon 5 19 Georgia Governor s Conference on Aging; 140 Gerrelli, Crawford and Perkins: 1452. Geschickter, C F, : 141 Gidlow, E. : 1130, 1131 Gilbert, Jeanne G, : 142, Giles, Ray: 143. Gillaspie, Mamie Jo; 1454. Gillett, J. A.,: 1455. Gittins. P. C : 1456, Glassford, A, F : 935. Gleason, George; 143-a. Click, Paul C : 144. Glober, Lee J. : 145" Coble, E. : 1279, 1458^ 1459- Coldberg, Arthur Abba: 5 20, Coldfarb, Alvin I. : 936, 1460-1462. Coldmann,Fr anz: 489, 1463-1466. Coldner, Jack: 521 Goldstein, M S. : 97, Goldstein, Sidney; 145, 522. Gordon, Margarets.; 146, 147. Corn, Janice L. : 148, 3 15. Gottrell, Fred: 149 Gould, William L. : 1467 Goulding, William S : 523, 524 Govan, Elizabeth: 150 Governor's Conference on Aging, Hartford; 1958: 151. Governor's Conference on Aging, Minnesota: 152. Governor's Conference on the Aging Population, Madison, Wis. : 153 Cravatt, Arthur E. : 154. Great Britain. Building Research Station: 2. Great Britain. Ministry of Government and Planning; 525, 526. Great Britain. "Ministry of Housing and Local Government: 1278, 1468-1470 Greenleigh, L. F. : 155. 140 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 Grier, George W : 454, 5Z7. Griffin, J. J„ : 5 28 Griffith, John R : 1472. Gumperj M. : 529. Gastafson, Howard F. : 937. Hafrey, D, J, : 1473. Hall, Harold J. : 156. Hamilton, Clarence H. : 157. Hansen, Gary D. : 158. Hanson, Harold: 531. Harlan, W H : 159, 938. Hart, Evelyn: 16 1. Hart, Gifford K. : 160. Harte, Thomas J.: 138. Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration: 156. Hatcher, Flora Y.': 532-535. Havighurst, Robert J. : 162-164, 317, 939, 940. Hawaii. Dept, of Planning and Research: 3. Hawaii. Econonnic Planning and Coordination Authority: 536. Hawaii. University. Legislative Reference Bureau: 601. Hawaii Housing Authority: 537. Hawkins, Charles E. : 538. Hayes, Richard L. : 1134. Hazell, Kenneth: 165. Hazlett, R. R. : 539. Health and Welfare Council, Inc. , Philadelphia: 941. Health and Welfare Council of the National Capital Area: 166. Health Information Foundation: 318. Health Publications Institute, Inc. : 207. Hedges, Sidney George; 942. Heinisch, F. C. : 1476. Hennepin Co , Minn. Welfare Board: 943. Henry, William E. : 110, 167. Herz, K-rtG.: 1477, 1478. Heusinkveld, Helen; 1311 -a. Hev/es, Harry: 540. Hickerson, Mary G. : 944. Hill, Beatrice H. : 945, Hili, Richard W. , Jr.: 541, 542. Hitt, Homer L : 168, 169- Hoad, William M. : 1134-a, 1479. Hoben, Edmond H. : 946. Hoffman, H D, : 1480. Hoftyzer, William A. : 1481. Hoge, Evelyn B. : 543, 947. Hole, V. : 544. Hollender, Marc H. : 1482, Home for the Jewish Aged, Philadelphia: 1486. Hopkins, William S. : 170. Hospital Council of Greater New York: 549- Housers Foundation: 550. 141 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 Housing Authority of Hartford: 620. Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee: 552, 651, 888. Housing Research Council of Southern California, Inc. : 1285. Houston, Raymond W : 950, 951. Hoyt, G C : 1494, Huff, Lois G. : 140. Hunter, Woodrow W : 171, 952 Hurff, George B. : 1141 Illinois. Commission on the Aging and the Aged: 172. Illinois. Dept. of Public Welfare: 1286. Illinois. University. Graduate School of Library Science: 1015, Illinois. University, Small Homes Council: 288, 1287, Illinois Gerontological Association: 184. Indiana, State Commission oh the Aging and the Aged: 151-a, 173-178, 587, 953-955, 975, 1517-1518. Indiana. University Medical Center: 6. Industrial Relations Research Association: 408. Industrial Research Association: 116. Industry Advisory Committee for the Elderly: 590. Institute for Volunteers and New Staff Workers: 395. International Association of Gerontology: 181. International Conference on the Church and Older People: 956. International Union of Local Authorities: 182. Iowa. State Dept of Health. Division of Hospital Services: 48-a, 1495. Iowa. Study Commission for Care of the Aging: 180, Irwin, Theodore: 1496. Isaacs, Reginald R. : 592. Jacobs, Hans: 957. Jacobs, Jane: 592-a,. James, A, : 1497. James, B. : 593. Jennings, V.: 594. Jenson^ Orla: 595. Jewish Home for the Aged, Houston, Tex. : 1498 Jewish Home for the Aged of Greater Miami: 1499. Johnson, John E. : 1500 Johnson, Ralph J. : 1288. Johnson, Ronald D : 958, Joint Reference Library, Chicago: 38. Jones, Elise C. : 282,. Jones, Leslie: 1501. Jones, Web A. : 1142. Kansas. Agricultural Experiment Station: 417. Kansas, Legislative Council: 186 Kansas. State Dept. of Nursing Homes: 1290. Kansas, State Dept. of Social Welfare: 1502. Kansas. State Interdepartmental Committee on Aging: 187, 959. 142 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 Kaplan, Bernard: 596. Kaplan, Hirsh: 1503, 1656. Kaplan, Jerome: 943, 960-964. Kaplan, Max: 965, 966. Karsch, C. G. : 1504. Kassabaum, George E. : 4, 589, 1291-1294. Kaufman, Jerome: 425. Kean, Robert W. : 188. Keith, C. : 1295, Kellam, Constance E. : 967, 1024. Kelly, R. A, i 1144. Kennedy, R. W. : 1295 -a. Kennedy, Robert M. : 1296. Kent, Donald P. : 92, 98, 151, 189, 591, 968, 1099. Kentucky. Commission on Aging: 969 Kentucky. Governor's Commission on Aging: 202. Kentucky. Legislative Research Commission: 1505. Kentucky, University. Agricultural Experiment Station: 1065. Kerpen, M. C. : 190. Keyes, Walter E. : 191. Kim-mel, Dorothy G.: 970. Kira, Alexander: 1297. Kish, Henrietta: 192. Kleemeier, Robert Watson: 598, 599, 971, 1507. Klein, Clarence C. : 600. Kosaki, Mildred D. : 601. Kosinki, Peter: 602. Kostickj Abraham: 697. Kraus, Hertha: 603, 604. Kraus, T C. : 605, 1508. Krooth, David L. : 606. Kubie, Susan H. : 972. Kutner, Bernard: 193. Kyplan, Louis: 973. Laidimer, Irving: 607. Lake, W. S : 608. Lambert, Edouard: 1509. Lamme, L. : 6C9. Landau, Gertrude: 972. Lsng. Gladys: 194 Langford, Marilyn: 610, 917. Laue, Helen G. : 974 Lavall, M. : 357. Layton, Layton a.nd Rohrback: 15 12. Leader, George M. : 195. Leake, Chauncey D. : 1513. Lee, H. : 1515 Lee, Kendall H : 1516. Leeds, Morton: 5, 6, 174, 175, 177, 196, 587, 975, 976, 1517. Leigh, BreeseP. L. : 612. 143 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 Lenzer, Anthony: 197, 198, 1519. Levin, R. J. : 613. Levine, Harry A. : 977. Levy, Janet J. : 978. Linden, Fabian: 1146 Linden, Maurice E. ; 614, 615. Lokskin, Helen: 200. Lorge, Irving; 355, Loring, William C. : 617, 1147, 1298. Los Angeles Co. , Calif. Regional Planning Commission; 618. Loyola University. School of Social Work; 279. Lund, Harold Hans; 620 Lutheran Church in America. Board of Social Ministry: 621. Lutheran Church. Missouri Synod. The Comnnittee on Service to the Aging: 622. Luthera,n Church. Missouri Synod, Dept of Social Welfare: 201. Lutheran Senior Citizens Foundation: 1522. McCaffrey, Isabel: 111, McCann, Charles W, ; 484. McCarlin, John: 202. McCarthy, Henry L. • 979. McConnell, John W. : 1105. McCormick, John G. : 1646. McCuish, J. T. : 623. McFarland, M. Carter: 434, 436, 624, 822, 1148. McGuire, Marie C, ; 203-205, 624-a-625-a. McKain, Walter C. , Jr. ; 99. McKee, Tally: 1299. McKenney, F. : 1021, McKenzie, G. : 509, 1504, McKibbin, Beatrice: 1524-a. McKinney, David E. ■ 626, Mackintosh, J. M. : 627. MacLean, Janet R. : 980. McMaster, Jennie: 628-633, 1525-1531. Maine. State Committee on Aging: 206. Malcolm, Richard: 1149- Malmborg, B. D. ; 1532. Mandel, William: 1533. Manitoba. Age and Opportunity Bureau; 1300. Manitoba Dept. of Health and Public Welfare: 15 34. Manitoba. Dept. of Welfare: 634. Manley, Charles R. , Jr. : 208. Margolius, Sidney: 1150. Marquette University Bureau of Business and Economic Research: 209. Marris, Peter: 210 Martini, Eugene R. : 1300-a. Martel, Martin U. : 211. Maryland. Commission on the Aging: 635. Maryland. State Coordinating Commission on Problems of Aging: 212, 213. Maryland. State Planning Commission; 636. Mason, Elizabeth Street: 98. 144 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 Mason, Norman P : 214, 734. Massachusetts. Special Commission on Audit of State Needs' 215. Massachusetts. State Housing Board: 1151, 1301, 1535. Masur, Jack; 1302. Mathiason, Geneva: 216, 217, 239-a, 638, 639, 981, 1303. Mathews, Olive: 1536. Matthews (W. R. ) and Associates: 1537. Maurice, Helen: 171 Maves, Paul B . 982, 983. Maxwell, Jean M. ; 984. May, Ernest N. : 1257. Maylott, John P. 640 Mays, Arnold: 1539. Megowan, V, A. : 1541 Mellor, Hugh W. : 641, 642. Memphis Housing Authority: 1543. Meredith, G. T 643. Merriwether, C R : 644. Mersdorf, Doris 1304, 1305. Metcaif, Richard: 645. The Methodist Church,, Board of Hospitals and Homes: 1256, 1306. Michelson, L, C. : 229. Michigan. Commission on Aging: 218, 219, 647. Michigan. Governor's Commission to Study the Problems of Aging: 220. Michigan Legislative Advisory Council on Problems of the Aging: 197-198, 221, 1519. Michigan. State University. Institute for Community Development and Services: 344. Michigan, University. Conference on Aging: 223-227, 500. Michigan. University. Division of Gerontology: 171, 181, 222, 502, 503, 985-a. Michigan Conference on Aging: 228. Mickel, Ernest: 648-650, 1307. Midwest Council for Social Research in Aging: 158. Miller H. C : 229-a, Miller, W, J : 985-b. Milton, Derber: 116. Minnesota Commission on Aging: 230. Minnesota. Dept. of Health: 652. Minnesota. Dept. of Public Welfare: 231. Minnesota. Governor's Citizens' Council on Aging: 231. Minnesota, University- Center for Continuing Study: 1543. Minnesota. University. Industrial Relations Center: 7. Missouri Conference on the Aging: 232. Moberg, David O. : 233, 986. Mobile Home Dealers National Association: 1544-a. Monroe, Robert T. : 653. Moore, Elon H. : 654. Morgan. Christine Margaret: 234. Mocris, Robert: 235, 489, 1547. Morrissey, Rosemary: 236. Mortgage Bankers Association of America: 1243. 145 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 Mother Berna.dette de Lourdes: 1548.. Muggs, Robert; 709 Mullan, Hugh: 237. Mulvihill, Roger: 1551 Mumford, Lewis: 655-65?, 987, 1309-1311, Municipal Housing Authority, Buffalo: 659. Murray Robert W. , .Jr.: 1152. Musson, Noverre: 1311-a, 1312, Nashville, Tenn. Mayor's Committee for the Aging 238, National Association of Home Builders- 488, 668, 1153-1155. National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials: 8-10, 40, 49, 660, 661, 1156, 1313 National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials Southwest Regional Council: 662, 663, National Committee on the Aging: 217, 239, 750, 850, 1345, 1553. National Committee on the Aging. The Library: 11, 12, 16. National Conference on Nursing Homes and Homes for the Aged; 664. National Conference on the Churches and Social Welfare: 988. National Corporation for Care of Old People: 229-a. National Council of Churches of Christ in the U.S.A. : 956, 990, 1047, 1314. National Council of Jewish Women; 989. National Council of Social Services: 65, 1554. National Council on the Aging- 13, 195, 239-a, 240, 665, 666, 991, 1315. National Council on the Aging The Library: 14, 15, 41 National Federation of Housing Societies: 66? National Federation of Settlements and Neighborhood Centers: 992, National Fire Protection Association: 1315~a. National Health Council: 324, National Housing Center: 17, 488, 668, National Industrial Conference Board: 1096 National Old People's Welfare Council: 667. 1554 National Public Relations Council of Health and Welfare Services: 911. National Recreation Association: 897, 993, 994, 1040, 1042. National Safety Council: 1275, 1317, National Social Welfare Assembly: 12, 669 Neal^ May: 670. Neuman. S, : 1557 Nelson, Walter C. : 241. Netherlands. Information Service: 242 Neugarten, Bernice L. : 243. New Jersey. Bureau of Assistance: 18, New Jersey. Bureau of Housing; 675, 1564 New Jersey. Division of Aging: 244-247, 676, 677. New Jersey. Old Age Study Commission: 248 New Jersey State Dept. of Health: 249 New Mexico Dept. of Public Welfare: 1565 New Mexico University. Dept of Government: 139. New York (City). Mayor: 250. New York (City). Mayor's Advisory Committee for the Aged: 678. New York (City). Mayor's Committee for Better Housing: 679. 146 CPL Exchange Bibliography 2"7 New York (State) New York (State). New York (State) New York (State). New York (State). New York (State), New York (State) New York (State), Commissioner of Housing: 681. Committee of One Hundred: 251. Dept. of Education: ^^'^ Dept. of Social Welfare, 1318 Division of Housing- 333. 680, 682-685, 1319, 1320. Division of Housing and Community Renewal: 542, 686, 687, 1159-1161, 1567. Interdepartmental Committee on Pioblems of the Aging: 25 2, 25 3. Legislature. Joint Legislative Committee on Prob- lems of the Aging: 254-264, 998 New York {State). Office of the Aging: 265, 518, 999. New York (State), Social Welfare Dept. : 1568. New York State Association of Councils 2.nd Chests: 689. Nev/- York State Conferer.ce on Problems of the Aging: 266. New York University. Bellevue Medical Center: 1321. New York University. Graduate School of Public Administration: 19, 690, Nevada.. Legislative Counsel Bureau: 671. Nichols, E. M. : 691, 1570 Nickolson. Arnold: 693. Nickolson^ Edna E. : 692, 1571. Nierstrasz, F. H. , Jr.: 449, 694, 695, 1258, 1322. Nima, R. : 1572. Nishi, S M. : 988. Noakes, Edward H. : 1303. Noakes, H. : 1264. North Carolina, Governor's Coordinating Com.mittee on Aging: 267, 696, Recreation Commission: 1002, 1003. State Board of Public Welfare: 709, 1001. Uni^^ersity, Institute for Research in Social Science; 1002-1004, 1064 : 697. Norwegian Joint Committee on International Socisl Policy: 113. Nuffield Foundation: 268. North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina Novick. Louis Oi.k Park, 111 Dept, of Planning and Development: Oakland, Ca'iif. Housing Division: 270. Ogg, Elizabeth: 271, O'Grady, John; 1005. Ohio Governor's Commission on Aging: 27-a, 4''7 Ohio State University: 27 2. Ohio Citizens' Council. Committee on Aging: 1006. Oiympia. Inc. of Monmouth: 1588. Onondi.ga Co. , N. Y. Regional Planning Board: Onta:jio. Dept. of Economics and Development Ontario Dept. of Public Welfare: 277, 700. Opelka, F. Gregory: 1164. O'Rear, Edward P. : 1591 Oiegon. State Board of Health: 1008 Oregon. State Council on Aging: 278. O'Reilly, Charles T. : 279, 280. Osterbind, Carter C. : 55-a. 281, 282, '04. 269 698 1589. Housing Branch: 1608 147 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 Owen, Ruth Edison: 1592-. Pacific Honaes: 1591, 1593. Page, George M. : "^06 Palmer, Edward Nelson: 283 Paper, H. S. : 1324. Parker, Florence Evelyn: 284. Pastore, A. R. , Jr.: 1594 Patterson, Thomas: 708. Pederson, Oscar: 1168 Pemberton, Annie May: 709- Pembroke, Margaret M. : 279. Peninsula Volunteers, Inc. : 1044. Pennsylvania. Dept. of Public Welfare, Office of the Aging: 1009. Pennsylvania. General Assembly Joint State Government Commission: 285. Pennsylvania. Governor's Committee for the 1961 WMte House Conference on Aging: 1010. Pennsylvania. State College, College of Home Economics: 327. Pennsylvania. University. Wharton School of Finance and Comnnerce: 145. Pension Research Council: 292, 294. Perrott, G. St. J. : 825. Peterson, Deborah S : 1246. Pettit, B. M : 710 Pettit, Lois: 1011 Phelan, Helen: 1013 Phelps, William Neal: 286. Philadelphia Health and Welfare Council, Inc. Division on Aging; 7 11 Philadelphia Housing Association: "^12, 1014, 1325, Philadelphia Housing Authority: 713-715, 1594. Phillipps, Bernards.: 287, 288, Phillipson, Elma: 239. Phinney, Eleanor; 1015 Pickworth, F. W. : 716. Pieper, Dean: 1597 Pilgreen, A. T. : 7i7. Pines, Maya: 719. Pinner, Frank A : 289- Plymouth Place: 1600 Pollak, Otto: 292-294. Pomeroy, Hugh R. : 1601. Pond, M. Alien: 1288. Posner, W, : 1603, Pouder, Margaret: 295. Pratt, R P. : 1605. Presbyterian Home of Central Pennsylvania: 1642, Presbyterian Homes of Western Pennsylvania: 1194. Presbyterian Hospital Association of Colorado: 1606. Prioresch, P.: 314, Prussin, Dorothy V. : 721. Public Administration Service: 1332, 1349. Public Affairs Committee, Inc.: 90, l6l, 271 Public Health Institute: 3 70. 148 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 Rabe, Henrietta F, : 1018. Rabinovitz, P.M.: 724, 725. Ralston, W . :. 1612. Randall, Ollie A. : 726, 1326. Rarigan, A. E. : 1613. Ray, Marie Beynon: 1012. Reeves, C. L. : 1327. Reichard, Suzanne: 299. Reinecke, John Alfred: 1174. Reisch, Harold W. : 1020. Reisman, D. : 304. Retirement Council, Inc. : 300. Retirement Home Planners, Inc.: 732. Retirement Research and Welfare Association: 734, 1618 Reynolds, L. W. : 1021. Rhode Island Division of Aging: 302, 522, 735 Rhode Island. Governor's Commission to Study Problems of the Aged: 303. Rienov/, L. T. : 301. Reinow, R. : 301 Robbins, Ira S. : 736. Roberts, G. W. : 1620. Robertson, Nan: 737, 738. Rodstein, M : 1022. Romney, E. S. : 306, 1023. Roney,, Jay L. : 1024. Rosahn, Beatrice G. : 739. Rose, William G. : 309. Rosen, Theodore: 1621. Rosow, Irving: 307, 308, 740, 741. Ross, Mabel: 334. RosS; Sidney Scott: 310. Royalton- Kisch, A. : 742. Rudolph, Mae: 1622. Rusk, Howard A.: 1321, 1329. Sihle, R. : 1624. St. Paul, Minn. Housing and Redevelopment Authority: 743. Salamone, A.nthony: 1025. San Antonio Housing Authority: 203, 625, 744-746, 1625 San Diego County Welfare Council: 747 San Francisco. Community Commission on the Aged: 311. San Francisco Sta.te College: 312. Santa Rosa, Calif. Planning and Development Dept : 1028~a. Saul, Shura: 697. Schifferes, Justus J. : 305. Schmalhorst, Scott D. : 625. Schorr, Alvin L. : 313. Schreiber, Marvin S. : 748. Science Research Associates: 87. Scotland. Dept. of Health: 749- Seager, G. S. : 1183. 149 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 Selye> H. : 314 Seminar on Housing and Living Arrangements for the Later Years: 750. Seminar on the Aging: 315. Senior Citizen Hotels: 1628. Senior Homes of Colorado Cooperative: 1629. Shaffer, Helen B, : 754. Shanas, Ethel: 317, 318, 755, ^56 1187, Sharon Gardens Co Operative Christian Community: 1630. Sharp, K.E. : 1188 Sheldon, Henry D. : 319, 320, 349. Shenfield, Barbara E. : 321. Shively, Morris V. : 1631, Shock, Nathan W,: 21, 39, 322, 323. Shore Herbert: 757^ 1030, 1031. Shumard, W, W. : 1032. SiegaL S, : 1632, Silk, Leonard S. : 758. Silverman, Abner D : 759. Silverman, Betsy Marden: 324, 760. Skinner, H. : 762. Slocum, Kenneth G. : 1633. Slocum, W. : 336 Small, Edith R, : 763 Smigel, Joseph O. : 1634. Smith, David Wayne: 410. Smith, Ethel Sabin: 325. Smith, J. C, : 1331. Smith, Joel: 3 26. Smith, Luciie M : 825. Smith, Robert J. : 764, 765. Smith, Wallace F, : 766-771. Smith, Whitney R. : 772, Smith, William M , Jr.: 327. Sneilgrove, Douglas R. : l634-a. Snyder, Rurh M. : 1033 Social Science Researcht Council: 293, Sofge, Haiey: 773. Solandt, D. Y. : 1332, Solomon, M. C. : 514, Sortelli, Frank: 470. Soule, George: 328. South Carolina. Legislative Committee for the Study of the Aging: 3 29 Southern California Presbyterian Homes: 1636. Sparkman, J.: 1189. Specta, Sidney: 1190 Spengler, Joseph J. : 330. Spiwak, H. J. : 1637. Stafford, Virginia: 1035, 1036. Stageman. Anne: 22, 30. Starin, Irving: 1037. Steinberg, H A. : 1287. Steiner, Peter O : 1192. 150 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 Stemie (John G ) & Associates: 333. Steptoe, J. t 779 Stern, Edith M. : 334, 1333. Stern, Louis" 489. Stickman, Herman T : 780, 781. Stieglitz, Edward J. : 335. Stone, Carol: 336. Stoudemire, Robert H. : 337. Strehler, B. L, : 338. Stratton, P. R. U. : 782. Suedkamp, W. F. : 1639^ Summit Co. , Ohio. Commission on Aging: 339. Swain, W, T. , Jr.: 784, 1194, 1642, 1643. Sweeney, Clara G. : 494. Szokoloy, J. P, : 785 Taeuber, Conrad: 340. Taeuber, Irene: 340. Taietz, Philip: 786. Takos, MrhaelJ. : 788. Talle, Henry O. : 789. Talmar, David, Sr. : 682. Tarbox, T. : 1645. Tarcher, Martin: 1^4, 587. Tator, Helen 341. Taubenhaus, Leon J. r 1646. Taylor.. Eugene J, : 1329. Temme, N. : 342. Tennessee. Legislative Council Committee: 343. Terreberry, Shirley M. : 1042, 1647, Texas Governor's Committee, White House Conference on Aging: 706, 790, Texas. State Dept. of Health: 791, 1334. Texas, University. Hogg Foundation for Mental Health: 463. Thaden, J F, : 344. Thompson, Jean: 795 Thompson, Morton: 1040. Thompson, Thomas B. : 203. Thompson, Warren S. : 796. Thompson, Wayne Edwin: 345. Thresher, Irene K, : 1673. Tibbitts, Clark: 181, 222-227, 346-352, 725, 798, 799, 1041. Tickton, Sidney G.' 1194. Tomiinson, Ray: 1649. Tompkins, Doiothy L. C. : 353. Townsend, D. D. : 800. To^vnsend, Peter: 354, 801, 1652. Trailer Coach Association: 1406, 1407. Tuckman, Jacob: 355-357. Turtletaub, David: 802. The United Christian Missionary Society: 803. United Communiry Council of Columbus: 478, 804. 151 u. s u. s. u. s. u. s u. s. u s u,. s u. s. CPL Exchange Bibliography 2"' United Comnncnity Funds and Councils of America: 915. United Community Services of Metropolitan Boston: 805, 806. United Community Services of Metropolitan Detroit: 1011, 1042. United Nations. Economic and Social Council: 1197. U.S. Advisory Council on Public Assistance: 1198 Bureau of the Census: 807, 808. Connmittee on Aging: 358. Community Facilities Administration: 1199-1203, 1335. Dept of Agriculture, Farmers Home Administration: 1204. Dept of Health, Education and Welfare: 50, 359-361, 401, 1205, 23. Dept. of Health Education and Welfare. Special Staff on Aging: 24, 43. 362-368, 385, 1043-1045, 1503, 1656, 1657. Federal Council on Aging: 25, 125, 369, 1206-1210. Federal Housing Administration: 809-812, 1211-1216, 1336, 133:', l65''-a U. S. Federal Housing Administration. Industry Advisory Committee on Housing for the Elderly: 1217. U.S. Federal National Mortgage Association: 1218. U. S. Federal Security Agency. Committee on Aging and Geriatrics: 26, 370, U S Government Printing Office: 27. U. S House. Committee on Banking and Currency: 813, 1219. U.S. House. Committee on Education and Labor: 371-373. U.S. House. Committee on Veterans' Affairs: 374., U. S House. Committee on Ways and Means: 1220 U. S Housing and Home Finance Agency: 430, 433, 435, 436, 439, 814, 1221-1228, 1338, 1339- US. Housing and Home Finance Agency Library: 44. U.S. Housing and Home Finance Agency. Office of Housing for Senior Citizens: 815, 816, 1228-a U. S. Housing anu Home Finance Agency. Office of the Administrator: 28-a, 429, 438, 440, 817-823, 1129= 1231. U. S, Housing and Home Finance A,.gency. Office of the General Counsel: 1232 U.S. National Advisory Committee for the White House Conference on Aging: 374-a, 397, 824 U-S. National Health Survey: 375. U. S, Office of Education: 28., U, S President: 376, U, S President's Council on Aging: 376-a. U.S Public Health Service: 22, 29, 51-53, 155, 375, 664, 825-827, 1288, 1658, 1657. U.S. Public Housing Administration: 30, 475, 645, 662, 759, 828- 834. 1045-a, 1233, 1234, 1340-1342, U.S. Senate. Committee on Banking and Currency: 835-837, 1234-a. U. S. Senate.. Committee on Labor and Public Welfare: 377-382, 838, 1235, 1660, U.S. Senate. Special Commattee on Aging: 383-385, 401, 839-841, 1236, 1237. 152 CPL Exchangs Bibliography 27 U.S. Small Business Administration: 32. U. S Social Security Administration: 1238. U.S. Social Security Board. Bureau of Research and Statistics: 1073. United Steelworkers of America: 842, S43. Upjohn (W. E. ) Institute for Employment Research: 185. Vainstein, Rose: 1046. Valoras, Vasilios G. : 386, 387. Vance, Rupert B. : 388. Vancouver Housing Association: 845. Vancouver Urban Renewal Dept. : 416. Van Tuyl, Mary C : l66l. Van Zonneveld," R J.: 844. Varchaver, Catherine: 389- Vaughan, J. G. : 1239. Veenstra, T, A. ". 846. Virginia. Commission to Study Problems of the Aging: 390. Vivrett, Walter K. : 391, 391-a, 848-852, 1343, 1663. Voris, J. R. : 1240. Wahlstrom, Catherine Lee: 1047, 104S. Ward, Betty Arnett: 28. Ward, J. D. U. : 853. Ward, Thomas C. : 854. Warren, Ellen: 1344. Warne, R, M. : I6b4 Washington (State) Agricultural Experiment Stations: 336. Washington (State). Governor's Council for Aging Populations: 392. Washington (State). Governor's Council on Aging: 393. Washington Center for Metropolitan Studies: 308, Waterman, Leroy: 1050. Watkms, Elizabeth G. : 1049. Wax, M. : 855. Webber, Irving L. : 55-a, 394, 1051, 1052, 1665. Weil, Helen K. : 1053. Weil, Julius: 1666. Weiant, C. W. : 1667. Weinberg. Jack.; 395, Weining, Clifford V. : 1671. Weiss, J.D. : 1345. Weiss, Stanley J. : 856. Welfare and Health Council of New York City: 857, 858, 1346 Welfare Council of Metropolitan Chicago: 33, 858-a, 909, 1054, 1056, 1668. Welfare Council of Metropolitan Los Angeles: 859, 1347. Welfare Council of New York City: 860 Wenziick (Roy) Research Corporation: 861 Western Michigan University: 63. Western Reserve University: 307. Wheaton, W W. : 1243. Wheeler, Howard: 105 7. 153 CPL Exchange Bibliography 27 White, Dorothy Watts: 1058, White, Ruth M. : 878. White House Conference on Aging: 56, 184, 374-a, 397-402, 1059, 1244. Wickenden, Elizabeth- 1060, Willard, Joseph W. : 863, 864. Williams, Arthur; 106 1, 1062. Williams, Constance: 1246^ 1673. Williams. Johnnie A. t 96 7. Williams, R. H. : 404. Williams, Ralph C. : 1672. Williams, Wayne R. : 1063. Williamson, Geoffrey: 405. Willing, Stanleys.: 406, Willmott, Peter: 868, Wilner, Daniel M. : 865, 866 Wilson, Ed^ward L : 32 Wilson, Maud: 869 Wilson, Robert L. : 1064. Winslow, C. E,A.: 1348, 1349. Wisconsin, Agricultural Experiment Station: 494, 870, Wisconsin Governor's Interdepartmental Committee on an Aginj Population: 15 3. Wisconsin State Board of Health: 407 Wisconsin. University. Extension Division: 137. Witte, Edwin E. : 408 Wofinden, R, C. : 87 1. Wolff, Lewis N. : 872. Women's Educational and Industrial Union: 1246, 1673. Woodbury, Coleman: 8^3 Woods, James H. : 409. Woods, Margaret E. : 450, 894. Worden, W. L., : 1674. World Health Organization:: 411 Yoshioka, Samuel S, : 15 8. Youmans, E. Grant: 1065. Zahrobsky, Mary: 1066. Zborowski, Mark: 106 7. Zehmer, George B. : 413 Zeldirch, Morris: 412, 874, 1477, 1676 Zeman, Frederic D. : 1022, 1350. Zimmer, Basil G , : 522. Zimmerman, Gereon: 414. Zimmerman, Julian H. : 1248. Zimmerman. Katharyn: 1249, Zollinger, Helen: 1043 Zukosky, Jerome J.: 1250 154