English Translation

7O 6.Blats on the activity report of the Deputy Primator Prof. Dr. Pfitzner from 1/7 to 3l./8.42. THE PIMATO-STELL REPRESENTATIVE OF THE MAIN CITY RAG.v l ebnedoergetns megtednieWneb ei sesnh dudoß review. Prof. Schmitthenner has now presented the result of his work in the form of impressive plans. This douß #ie presupposes deep interventions in today's building of the Old City Hall. Thus, the front to the Old Town Square is to be reduced by a full floor, but in the interior -iustein a highly effective town hall courtyard, which would extend to the Niklas teredns church, would be expanded. This would be excellently suited -feg for serenades, among other things. For the end of September Schmitthenner spoke about the transfer of a plaster model. "retatemr Prof. Wunderlich, who independently of Schmitthenner dealt with -fosxdeW the same range of questions, got to similar Er- -Loroadool bits.-w negsrdegneted n tb ffA .edoe n In the field of health care there are some or- - to ganisational changes on the Bulowka. reslo.t Thus the German influence in the Administrative Commission -wed sds by the installation of German forces is decisively strengthened. Because of the acquisition of a qualified German management director Jbsj is still negotiated.tH geioidoexovbnslteThe following to the Bulowka just set up dosidoe tete sister cchule. Two years of 40 pupils each will help to eliminate the lack of trained sisters. s ntehnce ,tdoerd In the fight against tuberculosis, there is a positive progress in that eleven tuberculosis utfu sib places have now been placed under the unified leadership of the City Physicistate. In addition to the health authority's activities, the aim is to concentrate the fight against venereal disease by placing the sexually ill in a single hospital, which makes it essential to facilitate their conduct of evidence. eojT ioieniH rebet A number of difficult tasks had to be accomplished during the reporting period by the Wehrmacht Office. Above all, it was a matter of obtaining replacement residences for 37 tenants housed in the cloister of the Cross.