LANG SYSTEM GOES
SPOILS METHOD ABOLISHED NEW MINISTER’S ACT. (Per Australian Press Association.)
SYDNEY, May ilThe Minister of Labour, Mr J. Dunjiinghaiii, is abolishing the Lang system of engaging labour at the Laboui exchanges. He eel a res that in the past the allotment of work was virtually placed in the hands ol the coterie that supported the Lang plan. The Commissioner of Family Endowments in a circular which he • is forwarding to the recipients of cheques to explain the delay in making payments, declares that the dejay was not due to his department, that he was directed by the ex-Treasurer, Mr Lang, to withhold further payments, and. that he was also instructed that if any persons inquired why payments had been stopped he was to state that it was owing to the action taken by -lie Commonwealth Government.
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Hokitika Guardian, 23 May 1932, Page 3
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139LANG SYSTEM GOES Hokitika Guardian, 23 May 1932, Page 3
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