VALUE OF UNITY

Timaru Herald, Volume CLVIII, Issue 23261, 24 July 1945, Page 3

VALUE OF UNITY

Sirenrth Of R.S.A, ; Reason Jn Ail Requests j -B, . ;i ... ... ..x-J I . night. His audivnrc was the quarierly ’■XV' t.■ ■■ ■ci :b<- iour b:.;!g!v. of th.R< "..m- -: Srw ■•. A- e.-iatio:i m H.e . Scii‘h Can'.erburv di'irict (.iriaiciiw. Tcmuka South. Canterbm,'. am! W..1- i r-” u i'.ed me!: of ;he pr»o’ v j look 10 the R.S A for help, sal ' ; Mr Miln ami wwhnw coulu be •. ;u.wd | memU-r... a. : -ncia’jo’w. makm'w :o C- fewn/r..- m”nm:’.r b'-“founded on • lo • • :w- mu - be m ih- ruerests <>l [ RS A. i’. ‘cm hom’ t •if 1 )' 1 h:* 1 |:c ' * war ' «'■!.* :n‘ ‘ u ’ ' h n u’-ked to li-k i-<-p. . j iTiidiiv. in 1..a’.-.’ and 1 hi. mu’, bad n> a k • : o( its powers and p<?>i'.is Ihe place oi I h<- RS A ' Government policy. It we •:e « | awav in a wuv<* ol f ’he en'lmsr.. m it ! will be of no ultima! b.-neht.” The R.S.A was a miwh-critieised 1 cm uni'•-.ilion and a lot (-1 'hat eritr - ] ism ( erne from within rs r; T:. . said j Mr Miln. It was the ro.mit ol idl ■ I 'hat'.'!’ and of lopsided publicitv. An 1 instance of (hi. was the \ow ol Fe.c R.S.A. cm the mil-iai' dj ."liw , Th;'. ; was being wio.elv publisher .mi ust i bv some persons to f-uther th- i - own. . arguments. The R S.A view was one j ol principle, and there was no mor* i to it (han that. Th- real wmk :'r which the R.S A. was loimd ■! wr... often o\'’r!oe’w'i and few nw-sons w?ie I aware cf the c"w. lerab’e uif*’ic:ii f wo-k ' the exeeiitivcs were dem 1 : lor rciurn-'d : Emphnsidng the necetv tor grea - : er mu'ler.sr.'.mliii- 1 . .'l'd iw. '".l bel.wee’i hr?ncb/w of the R.S.V m-i Headquarters. Mr Miln said that the humi-n 1 factor inevitably erm wd. Branch-s wcuid like gienter consideration. bu f there was not the . aT to make this possible. District vire-nrrsident’s had been appointed and the.'- would endeavour to do the work of liaisonofficers. Branches should keep their district vice-orc-si dent, full’.’ informed j of their problems and advised on the’.’ |