FREEDOM ASSOCIATION.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 4, 6 January 1938, Page 6

FREEDOM ASSOCIATION.

. TVe know tlie new Freedom A-so-(in tion means ami what it* aim is .' \>vphelore ha* there Keen such freedom in" Xew , 1 , we now enjoy. ami. bv the wav. I w lat (!»o> the new association mean '.v f- : V ;;:n- the watdnv.rd ~f t i, e L , (]> ., nr ' .' v- > reed'mi is its battle crv. and if s.^me'n'..t has the monopoiv of fnoM have ah,wed their combative freeon, .hoy must take the conse- uences. On, ha* to become accustomed to freedom one can : ,<e it wisely. Professor Alcrie question tne necessity oi bavin, trade unions. W C only to read hxtory with its lon- tragic s T^v or the efforts oi the masses to free iron, the tyranny of in power to reaM-e their dire necessity. Mr. Savage is. to " mv mind. ,n a very pood , w ition to understand tne needs ot the people, beinp a worker and " a student and with the deep underlying purpose ot .us life to help the unfortunate as th* "L a f . 1 " s , P ? n !' 01 , all , h j s e »^- r ?ies. So far his efforts ha\e met with marvellous success and it is easy to see that this haVbeen an incentne t,> the Opposition to trv to overwhelm and brine; to naujrlit the work -oinc ->n with their mimic- cry of "Freedom." ' ~ anti-sophist.