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Show or bricl~ accordir4b to the price one wishes to pay, as much ali k e as peas in a pod, and as systematically arranged. The natives of the to~·;n do not resent the influx of people in general. Business men re prosperingo stores can hardly :kee supplied with merchandis e--cafes are crovvded, drug stores have largely shifted their business to tha t of the lunch counter. J;-1eople are gl·1d to rent their house room, they feel kindly toward the clusters of new homes, but almost without exception they ha e a mild scorn of the dwellers in he trailer camps. Th ere are fourteen privately ovmed and opercted ~railer cLJ11ps in the vicinity of _tJrovo, besides two government owned onPs. therg a:oe more than a thousand ft-iillilies living in these temporary dwellings, and the influx of children in the schools offers a serious problems, ss do problems of discipl.ine and control . he fourt e en private camps hace grown ou:b of what were--in the days . + before the rationing of gas and tiees , tourist Cclllps , where now no toursist ever stops/ 'J.'.l1ey have sprlh.ng ip inthe 11idst of orchards; th(,y havegrovm. whereever a man could pro"l1ide the necessary facilities and decided that the weekly cash income from the rent would far exceed what he could make from his gnrden or fruit. 'l'he city fathers early tried to control the camps by requiring liscB of all who operate them, and setting standards of cle nliness , sewa§e disposal, control of · disease and fire hazards, water supply , etc . and even stipulsting that "no buildings constructed of rags, sacks, brush, CRns, weeds, or refuse materi l or eny com bin tion of the foregoing shall be pennitted in any public such us e:,-;.is+ .:.n t:iillSPo" thus doin..; m1ny , ri th condi tiuB some of the v10stern di s tricts whe re condition s a ve ren a ined un ,o trolledo I fro t nepri vu ely op e r a ted c amp, you iI :w3oisO to ovm your ov tra iler end p a y 5.00 a. weelc for the privileg e of pa r ine; it, ..,.v1_ th wo tor, electr~city, sewnge is)os -1 providied, the advanta g e of sh de nnd free om |
