CRITICISM OF GOVERNMENT
(To;the Editor.)
Sir,—The Prime Minister appears to assume that any criticism of his Government's policy comes from "the other side," particularly supporters of the previous Government. If he is serious, then perhaps sweet delusion is preferable. In regard to the sales tax we are asked '.'who put it on?" as if we required information as to who did. The exchange rate query evidently invites the same "who raised it?" and so on. The Housing Department is worse; the comment in regard to evasion of well-known bylaws is a sample of the way this state industry is run. Does the average working man deserve to be called a "croaker" when he demands intelligence from his administrators?—l am, etc., ANTI MARXIAN.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 60, 8 September 1937, Page 10
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