CIVIL SERVANTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 287, 2 December 1914, Page 8

CIVIL SERVANTS.

[To The Editor Stratford Post.]

, Sir, —Referring to “Observer’s” letetr in your issue or yesterday. 1 am sure tJio Civil Servants of Stratford nvill be pleased to know they have at least cue unknown champion and supporter in this town. As one of the uoove Civil Servants, I wish to thank “Observer” for his anxiety for our welfare, but at the * u-ie time 1 have not noticed any number of my fellow officers crying over not being asked to act as polling decks, and speaking for some half-dozen other ciov eminent, clerks wish to state we have no “bone ’ to pick with Mr Reeve, president of our Association, for not asking us to act. Mr Reeve doubtless considered there were more deserving men than ourselves in ti e town, and we regret that his position of Returning Omoer should have gnen “Observer” the idea that he should cave employed Civil Servants s.mplj because ne is also president of our Association. Thanking your ■unknown corespondent for bis kindly efforts on our behalf, and hoping you , will be able to liud room for this in your paper at an carlv date. —i am, etc., A CIVIL SERVANT. Stratford, Ist December,