Letters Unanswered.

Wairarapa Times-Age, 26 July 1939, Page 4

Letters Unanswered.

"In my 40 years of experience I have never sent so many letters that have been ignored," said Mr G. J. Park, principal of the Scddon Memorial Technical College. Auckland, when referring to letters sent to the Director of Education in collection with the proposed agricultural course. The board of managers decided to bring the matter to the notice of the departmental authorities.

Not Enough Lifts.

Work light enough for men with heart weakness to do has figured frequently in Arbitration Court evidence in Christchurch, and on a number of occasions medical men have referred to taking care of a lift as a suitable occupation. When the same suggestion cropped up in a case the other day. Mr C. S. Thomas, counsel for one of the parties, raised a smile by expressing the opinion that there would have to be many more lifts installed in the Dominion to meet the demand. One member of the Court suggested that a lift in compensation might have a similar effect, but Mr Justice Callan ended the discussion by asking, “Doesn’t every new Social Security building put up in the country require a lift or two?”

A debate on ‘War Cannot in Any Circumstances be Justified," will be held in the W.D.F.U. Rooms on Wednesday, commencing at 7.30 p.m , under the auspices of the League of Nations Union and Peace Pledge Union.