New Guinea
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Reparations For Better Towns In Papua
P. MORESBY, March 20. *RLY in March, the Territory Town Planning Board visited Rabaul and conferred with the :ens on the proposed zoning ime for the township, arious problems were hammered at a full-day conference be jn the Board and some 15 of town’s leading citizens, ae Board Chairman (Mr. Cor- Gore, of Port Moresby) em sised that if Rabaul folk wanted town restored to its pre-war ndor, they would have to pull n all the temporary buildings ted since the war, and make attempt to convert these into nanent structures. Close co ation would also be needed be m the Administration and pri citizens on the standard of lings to be erected, and their equent maintenance, r. Gore said the Board’s report Id be handed to the Admin itor immediately, and every g possible done to have a de e town plan in the hands of aul people without further de le Board comprised the follow
ing, in addition to the Chairman: Dr. H. N. White (deputy for Dr. J.
Gunther); Mr. W. L. McGowan (Works Department); and Mr.
C. L. Anthony, Assistant Secretary for Lands).
Moresby Town Advisory
Council
The following have been appointed members of the new Port Moresby Town Advisory Council; West Ward —E. A. James and E. J. Frame.
Central —l. A. Willis and E. E. Kreiwaldt.
East Ward—F. G. Edwards and J. L. Weston.
General Members —Mrs. J. I.
Wyatt, Mrs. T. M. Price, J. A.
A’Hearn, C. L. Anthony, F. G.
Hill.
Public Service Members—The Dis trict Commissioner, Dr. N. H. White, W. L. McGowan, R. K. J. O’Dell, R. E. P. Dwyer.