To the Editor of the "Noaru-Cixa Dany News"
Sin—I have no desire to complicate what must already be a dificult. situation, but having been brought up ina country where the mails are held sacred, T cannot resist, Jexpressing my resentment over the clay in the delivery of the mails.
'A. person entering Government! Jemploy must appreciate that his duty to the public is greater than his own sosh interests, no matter how righteous his position. postal employees have a grievance, they have no right to take action which sill result in detriment to the public in so vital a matter. There, is no surer way of losing antagonize the ordinarily inarticulate public.
But aside from this unsought advice, the question is—are the Postal Authorities and the Postal Employees continue this stand-off, while we, the public, continue to worry about important "communications, expected put not received.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.