To the Editor of the "Nonrn-Cama DaiLy News."
Sin,—The "Spectator" of January' 17 contains the following, which malign influences of Trade Unions is one of the most pressing problems: before the country to-day. There: seems little chance of trade recovering until something is done to curb and control those activities of the various unions, which act in restraint of trade, and prevent the country recovering from the effect of the War. All recent Governments are guilty ignoring the position; no doubt Because they might lose votes.
"It is believed, however, that many Trade Unionists are heartily sick of the tyranny of the Unions, and would welcome some return to freedom,"
Iam, ete,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.