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favour of it. He would therefore withdraw it on the ground of

insufficient support.

The Officer Administering the Government

then suggested that perhaps the Sub-Committee would be willing

to consider an alternative scheme which would commend itself to

those who had found themselves unable to support the scheme they

had been considering. Mr. Hough's suggestion that compulsory

military training shduld be applied to young men below a certain

age had much to commend it. He asked what age limit Mr. Hough

had in mind. Mr. Hough said he had not considered the matter in

detail. He suggested 22 years. Mr. Osborne suggested 30 years,

but to this demur was made in more than one quarter.

The Officer Administering the Government

said that in addition to Mr. Hough's suggestion he would ask

the Sub-Committee to consider how Volunteering might be made

more popular. He thought that means might be found of inducing

men in the same social scale, or in the same employment, to

combine together into units.

· The members of the Sub-Committee intimated

their willingness to take these suggestions into consideration

and to submit a report.

Mr. E. A. Hewett begged, owing to pressure

of business, to be excused from sitting on the Sub-Committee.

He was not, in any case, a large employer of labour and suggest-

-ed that his place be taken by Mr. G. H. Medhurst. The latter

expressed his willingness to serve. Mr. Showan suggested that Mr

T. F. Hough be invited to join the Sub-Committee. Mr. Hough

said he would have much pleasure in serving.

The Officer Administering the Government

suggested that the name of Mr. Osborne should be added. Kr.

Osborne, however, thought that the Sub-Committee was already

sufficiently large.

The Committee agreed that the Sub-Committee, re-constituted as above, should consider the question of

(a).