Ffeil A1/280. - William Johnston, 141 Railway Street, Cardiff,

He will keep an eye on the allocation of tithes, but does not believe it would be wise to open the question very widely. It is very important that no rift or dissension should emerge over the selection of a Liberal candidate at Cardiff. He will ensure that any candidate who is adopted is sound on the allocation question. Selecting a suitable candidate will be difficult. There is no-one willing to contest the seat who could succeed Sir E. J. Reed. The local names mentioned will not satisfy the selections. It will be difficult to find a man who can command the united labour vote. There is a need to take time over the selection.