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-ompel them to lower their housing 
^Dn innumerable occasions approval 
mtracts was refused by the Ministry 
is of the precise kind adverted to by 
1 :n made. The only inaccuracy in the 
employment of the word " all in 
Z houses and of dressers, cupboards, 
word he should have employed was 
is not a Councillor or official of a 
throughout the kingdom who does 
8 i it Sir Alfred Mond’s reply was a gross 
■ nd for houses recently lessened ? 
921, Sir Alfred Mond told the House 
S Local Authorities were in many cases 
■: g their own previous estimates of 
when Minister, at the close of his 
jad told the House of Commons, on 
"c, that only a few Authorities were 
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lousing and Town Planning Council, 
)se touch with the Local Authorities 
r, and through unofficial channels in 
stated in its fortnightly Record of 
1921, that from its information 
ties were reducing their requirements, 
rises : Was Sir Alfred Mond on 4th 
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