NEED FOR TOLERANCE

Taranaki Daily News, 21 March 1935, Page 5

NEED FOR TOLERANCE

ATTITUDE TO YOUNG PEOPLE. ENGLISH ACCOUNTANTS VIEWS “Mankind is not divided into two separate categories, the teacher and the taught, or the examiner .end tire examinee,” said Mr. A- E. Cutforth, president to Chartered Acwuntenta’ Institute, at a gathering of toe Students Society of :Engta»d-■■-“In real life our record as not summed up An the single word ‘passed’ -or foiled’:; each of us is a partial success and a partial .failure, Each of us, has something to learn from, and .something to impart to, others. “And toe middle-aged and tire elderly carmot mix freely wife toe young without recapturing a ilittie of tireir spirit of optimism, of gaiety, and of Xight-hearted-.ness; toe spirit .'that looks on life as _a game and the world as a toy; toe spirit that makes us -realise that we .ell remain children in many things right up to foe end of our -days. So, on 'behalf of toose who appear to you students as tin toe sere and yellow’ I am not going to .say; Take us for an example and -you cannot go far wrongf What I am .going to say is: Thank you for toe example you are setting us-”’