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their particular product. This restricts our use of it
and I am hoping that they will be agreeable to co operate
in the making of a film which reduces the advertising to
an acceptable level.
The forthcoming combined Clean Air and Clean Food
Exhibition is referred to elsewhere in this report.
SLUM CLEARANCE.
Closing Order.
11 The Grove, W.5. These premises were occupied as a
shop with living accommodation
attached. An Undertaking was given
by the owner that the premises would
not be used for human habitation.
Basement Dwellings
47 Grange Road, W.5. The works agreed in the owners
Undertaking to render the premises
fit for human habitation were completed
satisfactorily.
43 The Avenue, W. 13. A Closing Order was made in April,
1959 on the basement flat at these
premises. A specification of works
was submitted by the owner for rendering
the basement fit for habita
tion and was accepted by the CouncilThe
works are in hand.
BATHS AND SWIMMING POOLS
The Council's baths in Longfield Avenue contain four
indoor swimming pools. The water is drawn from the mains
of the Metropolitan Water Board and is supplied to the
pools by continuous coagulation and filtration through
four high pressure filters, combined with continuous
chlorination. Tests for chlorine are applied at frequent
intervals throughout each day to maintain an approved
level of residual chlorine. The water in all four pools
is completely circulated every four hours.
Three samples taken for bacterial tests proved to be
satisfactory.
There are two privately owned swimming pools in the
Borough, both of which are equipped with filtration and
chlorination plants.