POST-WAR TASK.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 81, 5 April 1941, Page 9

POST-WAR TASK.

Prepare Plans For Rebuilding Britain's Cities. ARCHITECTS TO CO-OPERATE.

HW- 9.30 a.Di.) LOXDOX, April 4. wZi wV 1, Comnii ssioner of Works, MO also the City authorities to prepare •proviHonal co-ordinated plan for the tt eDt v., ° f construction for goncapable of adjustment as the war t0 a British Offici al WireWk T BBage Mr ' Arihur Greenwood, •• »s undertaken the study of C?r r v/ e ? n '' truttion ' speaking to •tJr^ Cte and said: irir B . War is over our towns yatiM will bear the hldeous scars *MUere violence and vengeance. tSliSfrV* 0 havc seen the dama-e WE?* *? humble homes and public StenH. m t ,? ntres u P°n which has tomL? fU " wei - ht of Hitler's air SSfS* ""I reaUse thc SC °P C and e»tei P rob kms which are being *KfSS2 ° f these towns and *fc It wnift War wil ! bc a Sigantic * rebniM- a I»eetion, not simply tor.*,, £ homes, charred WiS sh^ tter cd schools, damaged « »Tw« P t ? n a rc = r '°"al, as well as <( ww n basis. »BtorL batt, i e ' Scarred must be lovelier lin / u ecre ated on finer and Bobl,, Jf 8 1 that wi » ™»kc them a Citizen. ~™ onal monument worthy of kot w»r« f n - e,tllel " feared » or faltered, '"OlUnitl fa ' thful to the spirit of *»tributi™" y}° Inado their precious CiSt y y he ageloiig stiu^ie £or