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W. R. A. did not? anticipate that aemirof the refugees, underfed for nilnthi, would want as much to eat as a combat sol* dier. The typical American diet had to be altered to provide dark, fun-bodied bread, rather than white, and* more*milk was added.
A few of the 982 Europeans at the Port Ontario emergency refugee shelter are being allowed to Volunteer * for apple picking during the farm-labor shortage, the Wat- Relocation Authority said.
Farm Bureau and United States Employment Service representatives will select those to serve when other help cannot be obtained, a W. R. A. spokesman added. The previous policy . has been to allow no outside work by the refugees.
The work will be in the vicinity of Oswego. The refugees will leave the shelter eaen morning and return each evening, ami win receive pay equivalent to that normally paid lor such labor, the W. R. A. explained, noting that the policy change was intended to avert a food spoilage.
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That the National Community Relations Advisory Council take steps to co-ordinate the work in the field of scientific investigations in the field of anti-Semitism.
The announced objectives of the N.CJLA.C. are:
"To study, analyse and evaluate the policies and activities of the national and local agencies; to
time to time; to ascertain the areas of activities of these organisations and to conduct a continuous inventory of their projects; to serve as a co-ordinating and clearance agency for projects and policies, to eliminate duplication and conflict of activities, and to recommend further projects to member agencies; to seek agreement on and formulate policies. Such policies once formulated and adopted, it is expected that the affiliated organisations will adhere to such policies and win mil engage in any activities \n eon* invention of such policies?'
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