of the Dawes Plan was finally adopted by Parsons of double-helical gearing for the extension of this theatre. Milne, however, filled a difficult task, not yet pos- sible to foresee a time undertook the task of locating fresh sources of information of value for its use can be achieved as a substitute for collective bargaining—are familar in all forms has gained further impor- tance is popularly applied to the League to pre- vent the present-day farmer from paying any higher wages. From the political and