UNEMPLOYMENT.
POLITICIANS AT VARIANCE. By Telegraph —Press Association AUCKLAND, May 31. During Die unemployment conference on Sunday, Mr Coates said: “iconic politically-minded gentlemen are interesting themselves m this matter, and are playing at crosas-purpcses. Polities, as tar ns l am concerned, 'have nothing to do with it.” Mr Jordan, M.P. : I would not suggest that, it I were you. It is not a fair thing. Mr Coates: What isn’t a. fair thing? Air Jordan: As if yon didn’t stand For that. What, wo want is to see the rnen in work. (Hear, Jicar.) Air Coates: Lain putting it that way for this reason. Air Jordan: That yon might, turn round and arouse me -of political manoeuvring with this. Mr Coates: I don’t say that, lint tho cap soonin to fit and if it fits you can wear it. v ■ - ■ ATr Jordan: If you make a. cap to measure it will fit of course. Mr Coates: It. is not made to measure my friend, you know that-.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 2 June 1926, Page 4
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166UNEMPLOYMENT. Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 2 June 1926, Page 4
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