London, Nov. 9.
New proposals for the emigration of workers to Canada were outlined in the House of Commons to-day by Sir Arthur Steel-Maitland, Minister of Labour, the course of a debate fon unemployment. He said that under the scheme of training centres for agi tural workers it was hoped, within the next si that five or six thousand men would be ready to go to Canada, The Government, he continued were already negotiating with the Government for sending workers for work in Canadian towns with no stipulation about agriculture work. It was hoped that a minimum of three or four thousand of these might go out in the next ix months and the number might be considerably greater.
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