RECONSTRUCTION PLANS

New Zealand Herald, Volume 78, Issue 24136, 1 December 1941, Page 9

RECONSTRUCTION PLANS

CONFERENCE CONCLUDED Recommendation.? for the formation groups of the Dominion Reconstruction Movement throughout New Zea- • if Publication of pamphlets and "/J? r 3 setti "g wor ' i °f the conference and £he maintenance of •/.contact between the organisations *>.. taking part were adopted at the final ■session of the interim conference of the , movement in the Y.W.C.A. Hall last ••.night. Ohe speakers were Mr. F. M. -m Price and Mr. V. C. Jordan. i" ; iL of the conference were held jOUghout .Saturday and yesterday. At " tr session addressed by Afr. J. 1 and Mr. A. Briscoe Moore resolutions were passed favouring the maintenance and conservation of a rtile, organic soil, and urging an in»reaS"!f ri!ra ' population economically assured of a reward for its services j' J°y e nng costs of production and mainthe land and commensurate r l~ >ts value to the community. R A Maori conference was held on X j® tUr day, and yesterday morning findWere Presented by Professor H. - jeishaw and Mr., K. Tarawa. They j.'S . u " account/of the place of the rvtu 130 " population and dealt with land, v..,' oUsin ß' health, education, employ- . / ™ ei opportunities and social welfare Problems. >1 Other sessions dealt with agriculture, r addressed by Mr 'L. C. Hall and Mr. *». ■ Stnbbs; education, addressed by rtjiSf Foster; youth activities, Mr. E. ■ ft i r - v ' *^' ss J- Warren and Mr. R. v :° \r finance, Mr. ,J. Hogan and 4%.r* r * P- r>. Danks; spiritual developat which a ; paper by Canon W. Averill was rean; moral and mental r . Myancement, Dr. H. Sutcliffe and Miss ?-V Sutherland.