"To the Editor of the "Nonru-Cutxa Day News"
Sin—I wish to endorse Join Enatino's letter. Times are chang-Ing, New ideas are astir and new residents are coming into the Inter~ hatlonal Settlement. What was good enough for Shanghai in 1980 will not bbe good enough for Shanghai in 1940. We should make plans for the future if we wish to see Shanghai develop Into a really great city. We must rot bulk at the diMeulties but graph ple with them—otherwise others Will make decisions about our city Which will lead us into more trouble. Let us have done with delay.
Will the Council study this question? I believe that the Ratepayers at the next annual meeting will demand that something be done. Is it not advisable, therefore, for the Council to appoint a Committee in, the Immediate future to make ssu gestions regarding the future of the administration of the International Settlement If possible let there be 'a fairly large committee—say twenty—it is im the best interests to have presentation from various sections of the community.
If the Council does not move in this matter fairly soon, T suggest that a unofficial group be formed to attempt the same object, Shanghai, Sept. 25.
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