Letter from Arthur Crossley, Secretary to the Chemical Sub-Committee] to N Garrod Thomas, 167 Ashley Gardens, Victoria Has delayed answering Thomas' letter until he made some enquiries. Informs him that most of the openings are in works, which require previous works experience -- that there are several men and students engaged in determining the content of toluene in coal tar, being paid £2 per week -- but could only at present offer voluntary work in the preparation of synthetic drugs. 26 June 1915