P.I. Society And Military
p. 34 · Read in the full issue
Service
Letter to the Editor AS one of the foundation members of the Pacific Islands Society, I have tendered my resignation therefrom, because I am inexpressibly disgusted with the thoughtlessness—or, it may be, sheer complacency—of the executive officers in allowing those to remain as members who are entirely devoid of the requisite in testinal fortitude to play a man’s part in the present world crisis.
The very existence of this country is at stake. Had the Council of the Society decided to display a spirit worthy of the Anzac tradition, it might have added inimitably to the prestige of the Society.
With best wishes, I am, etc.,
H. S. N. Robinson.
P.O. Box 3416 R., Sydney, 4/5/1942.