The Archive · 1929

A Unique Problem

'The extensive area chosen appears to be marvellously adapted to your purpose. It extends over a level plain, new devoted only to agricul ture.' It is in the direction of only desirable new port development, It affords opportunity for a comprehensive railroad system, now completely Jacking, and impossible Jof development in the present city. Without destroying any existing structures, it permits the ostablishment of a city embodying all of the best municipal features of modern times.

No other city in the world has been confronted by so difficult and unique a problem, of which plans you are developing present a singularly happy solution. Tt is certainly to be hoped that they may be completed in detail without interruption, and become a concrete reality in the near future,

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