"SHOULD RESIGN"

Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 236, 6 October 1942, Page 4

"SHOULD RESIGN"

MINISTER AND COLLEAGUES

MR. DOWN IK STKWAI.T'S VIEWS

(0.C.) DUN EDI X. this day. Everyone seems too polite to point out that if Cabinet resignaare necessary, the Hon. P c Webb and some of his colleagues should be the first to resign For 18 11 pot obvious that the moral responsibility for the miners' strike lies at their own door?" This state St!w- a rt aS mad / by Mr - w - Downie S'l' d former Minister of finance, m commenting on the resignations of the National Ministhe. War Administration as

vr^ Il \*7?Ki wart J sai . d tha * for years M/ebb and his colieasues bar) term? S a l , he ,. m ' ner£ S aoctrine that tne workers anri the employers were enemies who had Sn common interests. Thev wrrt. nl „ tired of describing the Arbitration n^ D aS f\ machine crea ted for the our an/ Subj e S. lhe T S"«l; v " reports of the Miners' with speeches bv S?" ™ ebb, Semple and Fraser * leering at those trade unions that thoueht be se„,IS bT&awfS come home to roost and that country had been afflicted hv , i series of strikes? raictea a 'ong -inJ„^ 0 - no f doubt that Mr. Webb u sowed the winH t bisi.s. Thev the whirlwind it ,17, "? W rea P in S 'Peace! Peace-' when to cry 'up' iSS' £ e « are h p a M Publg'S'TjuSic'e. ° U ' raße ,he have °fit nCl tff nd h ' S collea Bues KS&sssss&S many as 20. We recently had as