CORRESPONDENTS' VIEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 170, 21 July 1941, Page 6

CORRESPONDENTS' VIEWS.

"PROBLEM PARENTS* -

(To the i Editor)

I have read with amusement ft. letters o£ ' Tolerance" a£d Alteram Partem," regardin« bE Evelyn Wrench's recent nan.?? They are typical of just developed in this country in theS six years. A little wholesome structive criticism is fiercSy S. sented and brings an outbS** irrelevant statements, tinged wtS: spite. We in New Zealand must not be criticised. In of Sir Evelyn Wrench, pleaseSz that he referred to only the women here, and are. I personally know many/!? a few—but many marriedmmS? with and without families whn»~; not doing anything at all tamaSt the war effort. if the awSS?£ these women draws severe crjtjri. at such a time as the mZ wouldn't it be more sensible toS about us, and try and do ram*™ to arouse these slackers intOfinJS active service rather than mahTn! sentful replies and ments to those who observe tw inactivity? And why refer to tltiS and people at Home when thernS ,tion is a local one? The foltaai Home are too busy anvway to bath* with what we have 'to say itu what we can do that matters. t?JI dently our noted visitor hit on** eral truths. Lets be honest do drink too much tea—we do m too many cakes and sweets. art children are indulged to a ri(SnuS extent. We have got to the ttageef problem parents—something than problem children, andletVt Ai something about it. 8 a# j A REAL AUCKLANDER.