THE BRIGHTER GLEAM

Feilding Star, Volume 9, Issue 3848, 3 October 1932, Page 4

THE BRIGHTER GLEAM

Fneasy lie s the head that boars a C ivil service responibility these nights and Uds fact is emphasised by the comments aiid recommendations of the Economy Commissioners. The Public Service lias had a searchlight tin own into every corner of every department and every member of all staffs lia s been put, under the microscope) to see whether he or she was a. necessary element in the Do* minion’s menage. There *s one bright ray in this deeply dark and drastic report: “In the light of past history, \v< feel asurred f hat the tide will turn sooner or later and the country cnjc*v a gradual return to comparative prosperity, toward which desirable end the present sacrifices by and self-denial of all classes of the community will have largely contributed.” In the weirds of Tiny Tim, with addenda: Gnij bless and save us all!