Employers usually argue health conditions or lack of proper accom. modation, but this keen observer notices that the wives of managers and the higher officials seem to enjoy a fair share of health—and, that bungalows are comfortable, cheap, and easily built, In short, he believes that all thinking people who not only have the worldly interests, but the moral and physical intere of the young ambitious man at heart will ce-operate to break down ¢his, unjust and unwise barrier, and endeavour to bring about a different attitude on the part of employers in. tropical countries, 'The sooner the young married man is allowed to take his wife to the tropics the bet ter it will be for both of them, and the confidence is firmly expressed that the employer will soon realize that with the advent of the assist. ants' wives has come also increased efficiency and, consequently, increased prosperity for his busi
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