"CONFERENCE MAD"

Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 147, 19 December 1933, Page 10

"CONFERENCE MAD"

"I thiiife coUneilldfa should give this Miattol' df ailOWiiig 6uv inspector tinie off to Sttcfld & cdiifeMilcd vei'y serious (i<3asict6l;a,tietl i /fife" Wdifld has gone confereiiecS Md, aM 1 hflte neveV heard ef any good eefflittg out of conferences. Tlid titne df the iitei^edtbr is fully occupied, and th§tfe is plenty of Work fdv hiiit td dd ittstedd of going gallivanting &BbUt the ebliiitry," said Counftllldtf C. J. Ashioli at the meeting of the LoWei* iltittlJdfdugli Odtineil last evening When it Was proposed t6 alidW the borough inspector tifiie off to attend the saflitary iftSpeetors' cotiferettce. The Mayoi1 (Mh J. W, Afidi'^wfl) Said that that was tJ6t his experience. A great deal of good Was done %y the exchange df (J^iiiidftS aiid vaitiarjle iuforiiiatibn could be gaiaed fey seeing ho\v thiilgs W6r6 done) in other places. Ooiiforencds wefe gGnetally , **hard g.rafti" afld theW Was little tilino for "gallivanting aMtiti". Councillor Ashton: My experience is that conferences generally provide an opportunity for telling- funny stories. Councillor A. Anderson said he tvas sorry Councillor Adhibit did not tako a more broftd-iniiided attitude. The council agreed to grant the inspector the necessary iefl.ve of absence, .CouncrMar Ashtoa dissentiag, i