London, Oct. 30.
The heads of the delegations to] the Imperial Conference will meet tomorrow to receive and consider Such reports as have been. com-
with a detailed examination of by the committees interested questions on the agenda, ter-Imperial constitutional questions were referred to the committee under the Lord Chancellor, Lord Sankey, and its drafting committee to-day presented draft reports on various aspects of its work. The completed parts of the draft report constitute a lengthy and highly technical document and Include sections dealing with the operation of Dominion legislation: nationality: the question of the channels of communication to be used between His Majesty's Govern. ments and the Dominions and foreign governments: and questions affecting the position of Governors-General.
Lord Sankey's committee decided to request further time before its final report is sent on to heads of the delegations.
The committee dealing with inter-Tniperial economic ce-operation today approved the reports of the) sub-committees which have been examining, the possibility of ploying methods alternative to a tariff, such as the creation of bulk purghaso import boards and the extension of the work of the Em. pire, Marketing Board to. specific comiiiodities—eanned fruit, eanned fish, fresh fruit and dairy' produce.
eral report for submission gommites is now engaged heads of the delegations, Overseas Settlement Conimittee has completed. its report, which reviews the whole problem of State-assisted emigration—within the: Empire.
'The organizations set up both in the' Dominions and in Britain and the measures taken to ensure.that the settlement of immigrants is of advantage to themselves and to the countries in which they settle, have boon idosely. examined. 'The latter inelide assisted passages, - with] assured. employment; schemes such] ag: the "3,000 families scheme". in Catiada: the similar and more cond' échenic in New. Brunswick: schemes to encourage "juvenile ttlers and various schemes:. far ming intended Overseas settlers in England. " out There are three of these 1 large training contrea in oxistenca: "addition to five hostels for young
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