CLASS OR THE STATE.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 25 March 1922, Page 5

CLASS OR THE STATE.

THE YES-NO ATTITUDE.

BfcHOLD THE CONTRADICTION.

(Contributed by the "Welfare League.)

Labour men have contended, and tneWelfare League agrees, that no city council should affiliate with the Employers' Federation because those who are elected, or appointed, to serve the whole community should not affiliate with any outside class and partisan organisation. Labour men, however, contend, which the Welfare League disagrees with, that officers of the State —such as the Postand Telegraph officers —who are alsoappointed to serve the whole of the public, should affiliate with an outside* class and partisan organisation, namely, the Alliance of Labour. j The New Zealand Welfare League I asks: Where is the consistency of principle in these pnrbimlar Labour men? j Let the citizens think this over.