Sir Alfred Chatterton has lately drawn attention in England to the changed conditions produced overseas by the improved facilities established for the tocal training of engineers. The result of this successful effort to meet the demand by local supply has been, Sir Alfred notes, to reduce con= siderably the openings formerly available to British engineers in many arts of the world. In future Great Britain, he thinks, will be mainly drawn ' upon for "specialists of great experience" on short-term gagements to deal with problems out side the normal routine. For obvious reasons it may be difficult to secure such men for acceptance might involve severance with connections which could not be reaally resumed Inter. Sir Alfred adds ity. Prices Rise 147 British' Export Credits Scheme 150 Shanghai Markets Reviewed 151 Stormy Scenes a5 Creditors Mest Levins 70 71€ Borrow Spon ano: Pacrintra Birman Taw Counts at, Supreme Court—'H; chilton v. Nowmllks, Ltd, nina Welt britinge Cormora:
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