To the Editor of the "Nonru-Cuina Dat News."
Sin,—In any reform movement it is important to sims amd poli agree, different pol tried,' and the results Which is the most satisfactory, Unless the aims are the same it is uselors to discuss policies, as these, after all, are only means to an end, The Moral Welfare League aims to lessen prostitution and to better the lot of the unfortunate victims of it; also to promote clean living and good health, and decent streets, ind 30 forth. "Any policy which promote these things is worth trying, and if your correspondent "HIS." has similar aims and will be good enough to attend a meeting of the Committee of the M.W.L. he will find himself among friends who are willing to listen carefully to any constructive suggestions, and work with him and others for the aims above set forth. I shall be pleased to hear from him and to arrange a date, and if subsequently public debate on policies could be held under neutral auspices, and 1u conducted in a friendly spirit, it might be better than long screeds to the newspapers.
Tam, ete, Mason,
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