TOWN v. COUNTRY

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17532, 25 January 1919, Page 8

TOWN v. COUNTRY

.1 eiE. JAMBS WILSON DECES COOPERATION.

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?In a. .speech to-day Sir James Wilson of .the Fanners'. Union, said-then ~was'sure- , to be in, the. near future a.con 'siderable •' social and - political upheaval. I farmers were to succeed they must have "'i •;■ longj,pull; and a strong pull." It was de that there should be continua vlnokeiing' between employers and employed .'Th;%%/was, he was sorry to see, a deal oi * jealbiisy existing between the townspeople ;; andvithe farmers. Some of the workers in .tile/,towns .declared that, the farmers were money, and often baa£d' v their de- ■;. minds for more on this assertion. , ' Some'of ! them grudged the farmer hia motor car. ' This was a'yery mean point of view. To lining in a remote part of the ; iop'ufitrjv' where has family's life was lonely, 'K|ie. motor car and the telephone had been benefit He would be glad" to • seej_ instead'of this jealousy and antagonism, I' aV\little" ,'mare co-operation. -Workers and ■employers must act together in a spirit of .co-operation..