DISEASED COMMUNITI

Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 167, 17 July 1941, Page 6

DISEASED COMMUNITI

—aV (To the Editor) 1 , rcac l >; our re Port and graphs of ihe "camDers" at Springs. I don't know what hSSS? sion it male on others' mind?? 5 ' it made me "see red." conditions part of the "new J3? B our soldiers are fichting for» !«!£" ently some of the "campers'"' " anxious to leave, but otheSJJ* majority, according to your mE-T 6 are there simply because thlw"* find nowhere else to go 4wS .v® 5 inoludc mothers with imaU dJ-u** There is something a community which a happening, which does it a criminal offence for uemiur be refused as tenants becausTrti? have children, and which Government to g 0 on letttoe 5 houses to childless couple? others with lamilies have t# kw anything they on get symptom of the disease was reuSE in the :-anu- i-ie of the Palmers ton North, where the SSS Justice referred to tnc- failure nines to convict tW These happenings, and eveiffi knows that they are not dented. <>v uncommon, makiTZ; think. "What are our soldiers «2f ing for in this war? For the f® of New X< .i.tiiid. or for the comfo** of preser.t ci'iy New the latter, then the soldiers as well come home and sharetS comfort while it last?. ' Jiare &e 1 f \\ OX T LAST LONG.