COERCION ALLEGED.!

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17109, 2 April 1921, Page 14

COERCION ALLEGED.!

"""•™ - •. » . B I3LDB A2TO SWIMMERS.B " ,j — B I ations of coercion agauSlFtho | ays'*' Club wore made at last 'meeting of the committee of aWhury -Centre of K.SS.A.S.A. 0. Coulter, an East Chnstchurch B *. ' '' ieujter sftid that a member of tho >ys' Club had approached tho of v a High School boy, who was. her of the East Chnstchurch ftd tpld him that if his eon did nfiho Old Boss' Club he would s privileges as an old boy cut off "e left school.' iTfie East ChnstrChib'had made this boy a swimid lie should remain with them. 1 Boys'' Club wanted swimmers, iuld not' teach boys to swim. jKnjtever, the boys reached good ith other 1 clubs, the Old Boys' ranted them. If such things ang #> be done, the sooner tho got the Old, Boys' Club ter it would be for swimming. Old Boys' delegate, tiie name of the member ot ? who'had approached tho boy's ■i, discussion, Mr Coulter said e name" of the member was Mr lander, who, he said, had reft letter from tho headmaster of ja' High #chool»authonsing him old boys of the school an JfSJfthe-manner in which he alleged Sir had done in the easo undor said the allegations | but hiß club would like threshed out at a special The letter received by Sir S. PS'fiolknaer.was only a sort of authonhim to look after the mold boys swimming in carHowever, members of the Old l|p|jßoya , ' ) Swimming Club t\ ho went to l^i^tfiffi l ,«lubs were told that they would of the privileges of tho Old Association, of whi"h the smmwas finally decided to call a special »l?.'"niiee,fing~of the Centre for the 13th to go into the whole matter