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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 32, 1 November 1929, Page 2

Mftpy ail jipinigrapt foumj when be icame to New Zealand that the )a uf J would not keep him, and was glad tQ get work on the roads. During the slump jp flic ’eighties thousands of inen, described by a Jiietorian os cient, industrious and temperate,’' left the eolopy in -despair. Did they lack the bulldog .jaw? The measures taken by the Government to relieve ijneniploy nient are not ideal, but in circupv stances suoh as the present the idea) is not to be sought. Immediate action is required, and it is to the Government’s credit that jt has takep such action. The aiterpativo to providing work is to allow men to eat put their hearts in idleness, supported by another form pf State pssisttjnce—fUSFitable aid.—AuekLumJ “Star-”