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the present time, Council meetings should prove quite pleasurable to
council delegates.
William Garfiled, George Newman, and Victor fterch, of the Royals,
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came   Into  see Advisor iw4ethotrt an gpp^intmeftt.     They! again discussed  the
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whole matter of House  election and George-said that; he  has  reconsidered
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the matter  of time  of meeting and '<ir-£h±Frk that ■the-~hrr:;uments  presented by
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Advisor  are  quite  valid.    He wanted more   information on how House  election
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The  boys  a_^jr expressed the  opinion that  they San_hg thii—t   ri^rrnrgftrt-  for
Staff members  to sv;ay  the  opinion of the group.    Advisor agreed with them
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and said that in his opinion the Staff memberj should! have an opportunity
to express their personal opinions £n personal conferences with individuals,
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■ '• that  the—4*ke^--me^4a4eJ-—J_ouncil  in the opinion of
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