An outline of the executive organization which the Empire Cotton Growing Committee considers necessary for its scheme of promoting the cultivation of cotton within the Empire has been prepared. The proposed organization provides primarily for the employment of men abroad with a central office in London to ce-ordinate work. The cost is estimated at £200,000 a year. The funds are to be provided jointly by trade interests and by the British Government and vested in trustees under Royal Charter.
The work that has to be done falls into three divisions. The first is mainly administrative in character, questions of policy, finance, and general administration being grouped under this heading along with power work in suitable areas.
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