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a Committee consisting of repre­ sentatives of telegraphic agencies who, each from his own point of view (...) , might make very useful suggestions. This m eeting of representatives of the agencies is only the first (...) Unions and the Associations of Newspaper Editors and Directors of Agencies in his owj country

consists of a number of States in the Central India and Rajputana Agencies, and the States of Gwalior (...) 1935). Rewa (1035-36) . Bhop e1l Agency. BllOpal Dewas, S. B. Dewas, J. B. Khil0hipur (...) Narsingarh Bunrl elkhand Agency . C!1ark:1ari Chattarpur Southern States an,l M al wa Agen~y. Barwa

a ................................................................................................. 8 An n e x e s : (a) Report on the W ork of the Committee of News Agencies, August ig th -2 ist (...) with the different sections of the Press, such as directors of the telegraph agencies, heads of Press bureaux (...) place in August 1926 and consisted of representatives of sixteen large agencies in America, Asia

LEAGUE OF MATIONS Communicated to the C.27.M.27.1943.XI. Council and the Members (O.C/A.R.1941/45) of the Le ague. (Issuâd in English only) Geneva, Kcvembar 10th ,1943. TRAFFIC IN OPIUM AND

at the close of the year 1942, (in acres): (in inds. ) (in mds.) CENTRAL INDIA Indore Agency, Indore (...) (October 1941 to September 1942) - • -3406*5| . 774,8 25 Bhopal Agency. I • • -*. 204„4l (a) 26,6 " 23,6 (...) Southern States and Malwa Agency. • . • 2976 540.3 66.4 33,5 ,7 . . 3.22 84.2 10.6 Sailana

of Community War Services in the Federal Security Agency. E rly in 1941 the United States sent a Civil (...) Government, many agencies \lith health, welfare and labour functions contribute to tht general health (...) are the responsibility of one agency, the · Bureau of the United States Department of Through the Children 's Bureau

agencies and the co-operation of the la tter should be enlisted so that increased State activity may (...) agencies 2. The considerations which determine departm enta l approval of social workers proposed (...) by agencies for subsidy are the following : (a) academic qualifications, (b) previous experience, (c) degree

in accordance with the resolutions of the Preparatory Committee of News Agencies and of the Committee (...) short-lived. formation. News agencies and papers can only obtain original information by maintaining (...) of the news agency or paper and is at the same time a source of considerable expenditure. To be remunerative

Weizmann of the Jewish Agency. x See document C.625.1930,VI. C.P.M.1093. xx As the Secretariat has only (...) put forward by the Jewish Agency, I have pleasure in forward­ ing you the following statement (...) of 1922, which has been accepted by the Jewish Agency, but it recognises that the undertaking

agencies (Article 6 of the Agreement of 1904) ; (b) Repatriation of aliens (Article 3 of the Agreement (...) . — Employment agencies are governed by Chapters II and III of the Law on the Protection of Emigrants (Articles (...) authorisations for the opening of employment agencies are as a rule granted, and consequently the existing