CORRESPONDENTS' VIEWS

Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 192, 15 August 1941, Page 6

CORRESPONDENTS' VIEWS

R-sjl «To tile Editor) According to a recent the Press the Dominirac&i> the New Zealand A.vsonanon has 1,5 brant-lies raising question of a chang? ofniiS&Jfc The rejection of remits at the last conference. according to reports. stated number oj a for a reconsideration of tta .3S? 4 and that service chiefs repre.~em.ai ions in this ®»Se instructed to state that land Kx-Roya] 15 on <Auckland) and j®&• throughout the Dominion faS** nor oo they mtend to oi a remit already rejected. This sS. has had nothing to do witoflK? posal and cannot see whit •Li? can accrue by a change of is a well known fact that tKcJ 1 alreaoy embraces mernberf three services, any which may join that organist € payment of fees. In oi Ramsati .n is concerned weiLr 8 only able but wilhng to foS*®; the interests of all ex-naval™£ liave been doing so for nsnr*£! now without any assistance JmS? sine the ranks of ex-naval menfiS!? selves. \\ nh the large ina»*£ naval personnel as a result #2 war the association will contiX grow and we trust will prove to 2 as useful to ex-naval men after jw war as the U.S.A. has soldiers in the past. ®" R. P. V. HALTER, Secretay.