§ 63. Mr. Edward Evansasked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, how many adults and how many children of school age are housed at present in the Munster Strasse Bunher, Dusseldorf.
§ Mr. MayhewOne hundred and ninety adults and 90 children under 14 years of age are housed in this bunker.
§ Mr. EvansCan the Minister say at what rate these people are being rehoused, and for how long are they likely to remain without proper dwellings?
§ Mr. MayhewI should require notice of that question.
§ 64. Mr. E. Evansasked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs how many children attend the school situated in the Munster Strasse Bunher, Dusseldorf, each day; how many teachers are employed; and when the repairs to the school they would normally attend will be completed.
§ Mr. MayhewEight hundred and forty-two children attend this school; of these 164 receive the equivalent of full-time instruction, and 678 part-time. Sixteen teachers are employed. The German authorities are responsible for the allocation of the very limited materials available for the repair of buildings. They hope that repairs to the normal school building will be completed by November.
§ Mr. EvansWould the Minister say how many school sessions and how many groups of children are involved?
§ Mr. MayhewI could not say without notice.