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our situation. It la to 1)0 J-k—9/ O' o* a*>-1 & u£*- o'
rogrottod that wo find B.M.'a i*V| ~ ^1 ^'5 43 JJl—* 03 j*jJI lj.4^
Oovornmont supper ting 1'oudnl and • ^ <u J<j
abaoluto rulo which lias fallon • ; u
bohind tho times although thom- ii«i>J I i JJ^oU L J^j hj Lh^i h^S>* O ^
selvos ao deeply rootod in tho 0I>* ‘-i»xS o^ 0b ij J li 0^3
domorncy. Doos ".D.M.'s ^ovorn-
ment, for instance, grant one t ., - ,* Iplw; iJ}l»JI 1*>-L» uy^>- Cr^~ O* Cd*2!)
third of tho rovonue to Ilor 1 ,!.m^ ol ^ «—-iJCijJl ^ k£)y ^l^Jl
Majooty? Ur doos H.B.M.'s Govorn-
mont allow a single person to over­ <jJ*y V ^Jl iu«U*JI 'iU? Liu.
rule tho British and diroct thoir *j|—-1 o* 1* J-^b u1 c *0“ o"
affairs? Or doesit allow a handful • 1_>jji>- |J1 U*X«J I I JA ,^1*1^ o'
feudal lords to dominate thoir
g nomica? If Groat Britain ho3
lvng 3lnce rid itsolf of such 0 ' ^ ^ o' UJ J--J ^
nbuoou, then why doos it not help w u „ ^uji ,L»V| UoU-^JI
other young rising countries to 4J •* '
rid thomsolvos also gradually of o=u—>JI («*: oM/^) C^*4 ^
similar abuses, particularly as dr_>j|^J| ~0b jJI iUJ»
these countries aro seoking its s?,rT^I , ./T.C "
liolp and support. <y' 1Jxf'
t j>Jl 5L>JI l5 hi>- J lil>v>.l J^lI 1 j-fe
Your ^xcolloncyv The situation hero , _ I , .N1 .. .* aji - 4 v <j|
is getting from bad to worse and > JJ' o^~" o***- 4“A^rlJ 3
tho Adviser to tie Govorninont has L4.-I; ^ivJI 1^"^.
since ho was first appointed, thirty; JjLJ| ^jii XJJ UjIjpI, 3^hJfv^'
years ago, being following as a U „ ?. ' ....v. 1
dictator, a never changing policy. VsdH* JX»Ji uy*- O'J
It is strungo that ll.B.f.1. ' n Govorn- j 1f l>-k q\ & I ( - U j->*j V ;>-tuJI
rnentshould still continuo to aupnort., , -.11 - 11 11,_. *j| |jj»
him in suclpollcy. Ho seems to us Cf1^ ^ ^ ^ *7.
the only man from tlie United King- li»- UL.ji jJIuJlLJI 0*V 1
dom who has boon in Foreign Sor-? bp^’L^L 3iL M ^ V. by»-a*
Vico for so long u poriod and who , ' xx , . -11
isstlll supported in his obsolete iV,<i/ul cs^' cf>U Jbj ^
and liigh-handod policy by ".B.M#'a " " "
Government against a people who*
aspire for a bottor life at a timo litfjjUJI o*-fi b>-j£ ^1 J*y hi' t
when the aspect of tlic world Is
changing from day to day, so that J v_>I JwJI
what was good for 1924 (tho year In . UjUJI
which Bel grave was appointed) can no
more be good for 1955• And yet he is
still continuing to remain in office i,UiJI^-Ub 1,1-h X), .Ifcwl Jo
in spite of ul.l that tho country is