Macleod, said he bad bea " member of the Council for two years. After reading Mr. Hatobison's letter, the general impression he had was that it was an exceedingly affair and ncalled-for criticism, and many of the! remarks made in it were entirely an-justifiable. Ho knew of absolutely no justification for the statements contained in paragraphs. 13 and 21, as to the Secretariat controlling the Council and the frequent lamentable mistakes.
Cross-examined by Mr. Douglas, witness said be coald not remember! defendant ever complaining to him that
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