§ 17. Mr. Snowasked the Paymaster-General how many Hungarians are now resident in hostels or elsewhere who are under training for work in the coal-mining industry.
§ Mr. MaudlingOne hundred and thirty-one, Sir.
§ Mr. SnowIn giving that figure, is the right hon. Gentleman distinguishing between those who are under training and those who are considered to have been trained or who are untrainable? If so, what is the former figure?
§ Mr. MaudlingThis is the number of men under training. I gather that there are another 41 who are seeking employment in other industries.
§ Mr. MaudlingAs far as I am aware, yes.