The papers presented in this publication were delivered at the Census Tract Conference held in Chicago, Illinois on December 29, 1964, in connection with the annual meeting of the American Statistical Association and the American Marketing Association. Presiding were Harlin C. Loomer, Chairman, Committee on Census Tracts of ASA and James C. Yocum, Bureau of Business Research, The Ohio State University. These papers were prepared by users of census tract statistics. They serve as guides to those who wish to learn more about the use of census tract statistics.

The papers presented in this publication were delivered at the Census Tract Conference held in Chicago, Illinois on December 29, 1964, in connection with the annual meeting of the American Statistical Association and the American Marketing Association. Presiding were Harlin C. Loomer, Chairman, Committee on Census Tracts of ASA and James C. Yocum, Bureau of Business Research, The Ohio State University. These papers were prepared by users of census tract statistics. They serve as guides to those who wish to learn more about the use of census tract statistics

From Diversity to Unity is a community study of settlement and adaptation of southern and Appalachian migrants to the neighborhood of Uptown Chicago. Oral histories, community newspapers, and secondary sources reveal the human experience of urban migration. Following the postwar collapse of the coal industry, Appalachian migration to northern cities increased significantly. Roger Guy examines this migration, placing particular emphasis on the role of women in the settlement of the migrants in a new place. From Diversity to Unity fills a valuable niche in urban and Appalachian history and is ideal for scholars and students of urban and Chicago history as well as Appalachian and ethnic studies. Book jacket.