ADMINISTRATION OF ISLANDS

Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24867, 6 May 1946, Page 5

ADMINISTRATION OF ISLANDS

PLAN FOR PACIFIC CONSIDERED

Proposal to London CONFERENCE

LONDON, May 3. The Commonwealth Ministers’ conference discussed a proposal for a South Sea Commission which was ®ade under the Anzac Pact in 1944. e United Kingdom Government signified its general agreement with thp the details will be further discussion berSL 1116 . three Governments. AuftSi°^ lbllity was left with the Aem- a^ an , a pd New Zealand Governbcino t* br ?P g the commission into welfn’r. K be concerned with the sta*riar/ nd in the living it ln the South Seas area; but corn’m mi °< deal with transport, trade toatterT CatlOns ‘ and other related ■ S€a Commission proposal by thS e a of a P a P er presented SLE2p4 o^ U^ tralian delegates. . It was suSn duriI }g the discussion, that &iea\ire Q COn } mi 55100 should recommend by th o e t 4 - increased participation minis!?a?S tlv ? Populations in the adviews «?° n ’ enable an exchange of or dinat?r?n S, i C u subjects as the cohealth, education, native ate on conditions, and collaborPolo£ira? O JI> tlcal ' me dical, and anthrore Port nl^ e ?i e - ar ?! 1 - on which it would that 11 is thought also heinat/ J. at !u e Populations should parteijsion. ln the work of such a com_ ’kßfrahrhtl? er ? nc * al ?° considered the colonia? S- esta hlishing a school of the-psejence for research on life common aC Ju\J rea and to P rovid « a method. ground on the Was e^r^L a j m iu !Stration - The view mMn Sed , that there might be ch Miga D h^? ns of enabling an intercoi<™ur ee ’? t b e Br itish Dominion, The!?£} al administrators. Cation nf ra dio for the edu- ** alwdicSSd. nat ’ Ve P°P ulations