The Archive · 1928

Credit Due Generay Chan To General Chan Chai-tong, the

and military head istrict great erei't fs duc for having worked up in this government to better us in the territory bot dering on the West River. Disturb. ances of one kind or another in the other three areas created by the Political Council for the better ad-from calling a similar gathering of the residents of these districts, The bill which. provides the machinery for the improvement of yestern District tally for, Avision and subdivision into various Sdninistrative nits. "There te central council in every district, to start swith, compoted ofthe mae flstrate ud' six members chosen by him from among the inhabitants The mailer units will likewise run by councilman which four cite fens residing therein shall have feats, "While all ounciimen are selected by the district magist trates, there are Testritions Weick wil "compel him to. pick wisely. Either must an appointee have been puliie school teacher, or he must bea, middle school graduate, thie he must have bal experience patio works Otherwise, he. not gualifed to serve on the least these law-making and admin Strative board, And another thing irrespective of al ese, a, count man must have had a good education. "ile inst be past twenty-five years of age, and have resided in aiatriet for which be is ap" Puinted for five yents prior to 08 Eining his seat The power of the county magistrates will be considerably lessened ster this neq acbeme has com.

need to function. No longer wil fe ben Cear in his Use domain, for the vote of the majority of the district council will carry on, whos ther or not it has the magistrate's approval, Even much of the Tex Ponsibilities which now" are borne ty-canton departments nnd urea will be assumed by the newly-creat= ed boards.

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