DRASTIC CHANGES
ANTICIPATED IN NO. 5 SCHEME. (Per Press Association — Cc'jyriyht. ) CHRISTCHURCH, December 7. ‘‘Tlie Unemployment Board is strongly of the opinion that the present taxation for unemployed relief is up to the limit that the country can stand,’’ said Mr J. S. Jessep, DeputyChairman of the .Board, ; yesterday evening. “Consequently the Board is framing its plans , and policy to within that income.-i rv
“Tlie Board is 1 of; opinion .‘/that, there will be ccrtainV'soniei drastic changes in tlie No. A Scheme'early in the New Year.”
What those changes would be Mr Jessep was not at liberty to state, as the v were still under discussion. Regarding liis promised visit to Canterbury to see for himself what is ing done under the Board’s various schemes, Mr Jesseo said that he might lv» lipr-k in Christchurch before the New Year. “\ am constantly in touch with the Mayor, Mr Sullivan,” lie added, “and Mr P. R. Climie is a membo,. , f the Board anfl lives in Christchurch. and if there is anything special we hear of it.”
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Hokitika Guardian, 7 December 1932, Page 6
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175DRASTIC CHANGES Hokitika Guardian, 7 December 1932, Page 6
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