Even in the Premier's own politi cal camp, there are a number of members who are opposing the scheme on the ground that there would be so many different elements represented that the recommendations made would sometimes be irreconcilable with the avowed policy of the party and that such a Board as the Premier suggests would most likely hamper the execution of such policies as have already been decided upon by the Ministry.
The press is frankly hostile to the formation of m Diplomatic Advisory Board, and declare that the underlying motive of the Government in conceiving this idea is to regain its lost popularity with the
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