COMPULSORY TRAINING.
TO THE EDITOB. ‘ Sir, —I would like to tender my sincere appreciation to Mr O. S. MacArthur for his support. I hope, soma day to have the privilege of meeting him and shaking his hand. My father is a returned soldier who voluntarily gave his services to the country and got no thanks for it. , In fact, when lie returned he could not even get his previous position back. Even if this fair country, as expressed by Mr B. E. Kite, was captured by an enemy, they would conscript the wealthy ~ man’s money; the would not bother me, as I’ve not got anything, except an unemployment card in which my weekly sustenance is stamped. So, in conclusion, I ask Messrs Cameron and Kite to consider my viewpoint before they reply.—l am, etc., Once Bitten, Twice Sht. June 20.
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Evening Star, Issue 22989, 21 June 1938, Page 1
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