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mett.200 DEFENSE HOUSING UNITS AT FAIRFIELD TO BE OPENED MONDAYCompleted after invert! months'work, the 2lt;K)-dvvelling pretabri ! cated housing units at Fairfield, ' forPatterson Field* workers, will be opened Monday. Krnest K. Miller, manager of the project tor the Farm Security Administration (PSA), announced Friday.The project, built on a thirty-three-acre tract of government land which was the site of the old Fairfield dog race track, in all probability will be expanded even the tually to 50o units, the manager are s*iid. Only field employes certi-ng fied by field authorities on the lea baeis of need will be consideredPer applicants, he said, ea-j Mr. Miller said he has already received 1.500 applications for the homes from Patterson Field work--j#. ere and an additional 500 applica-■d• tions from other defense workers, at i chiefly at Wright Field. The man-tr*mf.asi.es spread in'tager also superv ises the ion trailer camp at Xenia and another trader camp at Dayton.Fach dwelling unit at Fairfield provides living accommodations tot four [erslt;ne and include a mapk furnished bedroom, combined Hv ing room-dming room -kite he nett e and bathroom The defense f«m ily occupants will pay a week rent, which includes electricity fot , lighis and cooking, water and *ew age disposal Tenants must pro vide fuel oil for heating. Cnils are completely furnished,Daily deliveries of ice, milk bread and groceries will be made Kach unit has an adjacent parking area.
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Xenia Evening Gazette
Xenia, Ohio, US
Fri, Jul 03, 1942
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