Re-Establishing Fuzzy
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Wuzzy
From a Special Correspondent CANBERRA, April 9.
ITIEDERAL CABINET’S latest decisions JT on New Guinea are: ■ “Re-establishment training” for New Guinea and Papuan natives under 25 years of age who are recommended by District Officers and a Committee headed bv the Administrator, and who served in native regiments and Constabulary or who were carriers and labourers em ployed by the Allied Forces. Training may also be given villagers badly affected by war. ■ Villagers affected by war to receive grants to aid production—grants not to exceed £4O for individuals or £2 per head for whole villages. ■ Funds to be made available to the Administration to replace village live stock. ■ The Administrator to be authorised to take over sawmilling equipment from Disposals Commissions. ■ Radio broadcasts in Motuan and Pidgin and some English to be made for natives, from Army stations.