The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-23
SAYS UNITED FRONT
WILL SAVE ItDUSTEY
Sir Edmund Walker Tells of Problems
Which Canada Must Face
After War.
PLEADS FOR BETTER WORK
Head OF Canadian Bank Of Conn
Were Proud of the Shop They
Worked I'm and Its Product

Sir Edmund walker, president OF
the Canadian Bank of Commerce, in
his annai report TO stockholders, pre-
SCENTS not only a comprehensive review
II financial, commercial and Industrial
activities as affected by war condt-
lions. but devotes considerable space
TO a discussion OF problems that the
Dominion OF Canada will have to face
following the termination Of hostill-
ties He places special emphasis on
the fact that Il Canadians are to COM
Pete uccessfully with other nations,
they must recover the older condition
when men were proud OF the shop
they worked in and Of its product.
III we are fIlled with animos.ty and
d.strust In our attempts to adjust
our differences" says Sir Edmund,
the result VIII Is a sorry one; IT, on
the other hand. with The experience
We shall gain in many ways by the
war, we co-ordinate the forces of in
dustry we possess so as to present
united and efficient front. we may
hope to enjoy in the FULLEST degree the
peace and liberty for which our boys
are fighting together with greater
; prosperity than we have eyer known.
To accomplish this there are at least
three elements which must be present.
! In or leaders Of industry we must
have enterprise and skill and we
must have plant and capital on a scale
adequate to compete with other ma
lions. only the profits made and the
( experience gained during the war can
! render n poss bic.
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