RECONSTRUCTION OF GERMANY

Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 25021, 1 November 1946, Page 7

RECONSTRUCTION OF GERMANY

iCK OF LONG TERM POLICY ’ MMENT by archbishop Of YORK ' Swou CorfesDonaem N.Z.P.A.) iitlA j • LONDON, October 30. E a th^ d! ? lnlstrators and the GerI M are baffled frus- - S&‘, h h elack of a long-term ■ ' Sr reconstruction of Ger- ‘ fc’(Drn a ? < U the Archbishop of f? - ?■ Garbett). who has just 5?cJ2 m a ’“it to Germany. W WoS“,a are increasingly obi t lX‘ ae thought of food, fuel, i Th2?' l . accordi nS to Dr. Gar's or ,Y? no hope for them- ■ l»wrrL? r tb ? lr country. They « ?i under the present conSaL P effectively in its res Hl win i~ ey dread the winter, torn!.;. “°re critical than the 'K®?SS^r? 5 °t f °od and fuel tin and their clothes are wearconnected with their frus1 MnSt- eed f °r coal, and. until 'tlifiS a J e restarted, there 4e Sole “"employed living 'tcraim,? I a larger quan- • ’it sbe k U5t J 3? allocated to Geri Gently not t 0 be impoverished ’ iionsiy iisilo P describes living t lifting'? “ an v German towns as 1 I Chronicle” publishes ext fcialcorrS? 01 ! made to one of s * indnE? s ? onden t s bv a leading f ’ W nf llst who has just re- ® Germany He considers - ! a fr °m the Ruhr - 1 , be drastically re1 onS I ®. t° the production i icftie n&?°r export as a means “ f °r the r In s expenditure upon e ’froont *u’ ans arl d Providing r ° r thousands of German ? fter an investiga30 P er cent- ? i" th? mdustrial postm iSrhsh and American. “ WaS being