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rather thankless work, partly be cause there is so little permanence about it. Most of the arrangements come to must necessarily be pro- visional" · The task, continued Mr. Dodwell, was rendered the more difficult by the tendency of the ex- tremist clements of nationalism to exploit the legitimate desires of the moderate section for political free- dom. Such exploitation, he said, was undoubtedly taking place. The Provisional Court at Shanghai was an instance of it. That Court was intended to act judicially, but was. in fact, functioning politically, and was being used to undermine the authority of the Municipal Council, in the hope, apparently, of dis- crediting it.

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The circumstances in which the In- spector-Generalship had recently changed hands were very unfor- tunate, but, as far as his informa- Explaining why the report had beention went, na interference drawn up in this way, the Chairman taking place with the Customs re- proceeded to give members, for gime. The outlook for the Salt their confidential information, the Revenue was better in

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Turning to the accounts the Chairman said that their sincerest thanks were due to those subscrib. ers whose names appeared on page 54 of the Report, for without their! generous help in these abnormal times the Association would have grave difficulty in carrying on its work effectively. "We all five," said Mr. Dodwell, "in the hope of con- ditions in China improving suffi- ciently to call for less heavy finan cial burdens, but I feel you will all

moment is not a propitious one for agree," he said, "that the present

slackening our efforts in any direc tion."

Mr. Sydney Mayers seconded. There being no questions the resolution was put to the meeting and carried unanimously.

Re-Election of President

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Nationalist movement, which, he said, though it had not so far set up an administration which com manded our complete confidence, had produced one which had the support of Canton and Mukden.

"Unrepresentative as the admin- istration is judged by foreign con- stitutional standards," said Mr. Dodwell, "the Nanking Government undoubtedly embodies the most forceful of China's modern senti- ments. There are, I believe," he continued, "China hands who regard these sentiments and ambitions with a Inleful eye as entirely sinister, and who have no faith whatever in them. I do not take that view. I believe that

of them zome

The Chairman proposed the re- sinister and represent no more than election of Lord Southborough as a desire to get control of the coun- President. He said: "In doing so try's finances. I believe, also, I know full well that I am proposing however, that amongst them is a something which constitutes real desire to see China placed on a breach of the rules of our Associa footing of genuine equality with tion, but I also know full well the the other nations of the world. I invaluable services which Lord believe that there are genuine con- Southborough has rendered in the structive elements at work in the past, and therefore I feel we are country, and I am supported in that fully justified in committing this) belief by what is being done in the slight breach of our rules. Par- educational sphere, in the construc- ticularly is that so as, owing to his tion of roads, in the modernisation unfortunate" illness, Lord South- of ancient cities, in the building of borough was virtually out of action factories and mills (though at the for approximately a year. I should moment many of these may be in explain that Lord Southborough a parious condition), and in the himself is loth that he should be gradual development of commerce. the cause of any breach of our "It is, I think, undeniable that in rules insofar as he wishes that we. these directions China is progress should re-elect him only until the ing, and that in regard to them she General Election is over, when we is better off to-day than she

was have

to believe that we ten years ago. If that is so, then might be able to secure the servicea the movement which we call nation of another illustrious and represen alism includes a movement which tative personage. But my pro- re-elect Lord we cannot but welcome, for it spells posal is that we

the Southborough in the usut way, increased opportunities for activities in which we are mainly and await developments. I think interested, commercial activities. It Lord Southborough would be agree

reason

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Lord Southborough: I certainly indeed were. this movement to be conjoined with complete political will.

The Chairman: I have, therefore, self-abnegation on the part of the Chinese in virtue of which we very much pleasure in proposing should continue to say to what ex- the re-election of Lord South-

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