I stand ready and anxious to release the roads from the present control and I must do so at a very early date if by waiting until the statutory limit of time is reached I shall be merely prolonging the period of doubt and uncertainty which is hurtful to every interest concerned.
Wilson expresses his readiness to end uncertainty regarding road control, emphasizing the importance of timely action.
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