Table 1.--STRUCTURAL AND OCCUPANCY CHARACTERISTICS, CONDITION, AND PLUMBING FACILITIES OF OCCUPIED SUBSTANDARD DWELLING UNITS, BI TERORE AND COLOR OF OCCUPANTS, FOR LAUL, MISSISSIPPI: 1950-Con.

A substandard dwelling unit is defined by the Public Housing Administration as a unit which is either dilapidated or does not have all of the following plumbing facilities: flush toilet and bath inside the structure for the unit's exclusive use, and hot running water)

Table 2.--CONTRACT AND GROSS RENT OF RENTER-OCCUPIED SUBSTANDARD DWELLING UNITS, BY COLOR OF OCCUPANTS,
FOR LAUREL, MISSISSIPPI: 1950

(See table 1 for the Public Housing Administration definition of substandard dwelling unit)

(See table 1 for the Public Housing Administration definition of substandard dwelling unit)

Table 3a.--CONDITION AND PLUMBING FACILITIES OF RENTER-OCCUPIED SUBSTANDARD DWELLING UNITS, BY GROSS RENT,
FOR WHITE HOUSEHOLDS, FOR LAUREL, MISSISSIPPI: 1950

(See table 1 for the Public Housing Administration definition of substandard dwelling unit)

Table 3b.--CONDITION AND PLUMBING FACILITIES OF RENTER-OCCUPIED SUBSTANDARD DWELLING UNITS, BY GROSS RENT,
FOR NONWHITE HOUSEHOLDS, FOR LAUREL, MISSISSIPPI: 1950

(See table 1 for the Public Housing Administration definition of substandard dwelling unit)

Table 4.-CHARACTERISTICS OF FAMILIES IN SUBSTANDARD DWELLING UNITS, BY TENURE AND COLOR,
FOR LAUREL, MISSISSIPPI: 1950

(See table 1 for the Public Housing Administration definition of substandard dwelling unit)

FOR LAUREL, MISSISSIPPI: 1950

(See table 1 for the Public Housing Administration definition of substandard dwelling unit)

$5,000 or more..

Table 4.--INCOME IN 1949 OF PRIMARY FAMILIES IN SUBSTANDARD DWELLING UNITS, BY NUMBER OF MINORS, TENURE, AND COLOR,
FOR LAUREL, MISSISSIPPI: 1950-Con.

(See table 1 for the Public Housing Administration definition of substandard dwelling unit)