Mr. Carney, American. member of the retiring council, stated that he would be prepared to follow in general the recommendations the Feetham report. He is of the opinion that the outside roads problem should be taken in hand, in of the recent complications, as with the problem unsettled feels sure that farther complications are bound to ensue, and also that, both Chi would view ment that would preclude the possibility of further incidents. Owl to the depression, he feels that strict economy should be practised by the Council. and that the public should accept the inconveniences caused by this Rot ing policy, As regards the various Couneit department Mr. Carney expects that the standard of work, which hi general apbe maintained. He also appreciates that there may be times by tthe orchestra should when Tocal and international inbe continued. forests are not entirely in. line.
it, Bahnson's aim is for a Shang-Mr. H. M. Cumine hai that is a place safe from Mr. Cumine, British, a new can-trouble, political wrangling and] for the Council, adopts a communist and other attempts to policy which touches things upset its equilibrium, and to con only, peace and good order for one duct a policy which, will Tead to a and education for the other, He further steady development of the considers that certain illegal nscity as a whole, He is in favour of cooperating to the fullest degree soci i with other nations, including China, presentative se public opinion and make demands on the but not to the point where the safety Council, and he desires to call their of the city or its natural develop-bluff by thorough investigation into ment is interfered with, their tights and membership. in view of the fact that, sincere Chin-Mr. B.D. F. Beith ese opinion is desired, not that of Mr. Beith, British, and a former a few adventurers, "As regards ted) member of Council for education, Mr. Cumine is of the months, states that it apsseontial that every effort be opinion that the policy needs adjustment, not that the education made to revise anc improve the provided is poor, but that the dis-Status of the Settlement so that no bution of facilities appears repetition of the dangers, political faulty. "ste" Comive ts in fever of integral, judicial, trading and bank. a Court unaffected by political coning, with which both foreigners and; sider jons and would support the Chinese have recently been faced, Coun 's administration of a de-
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