THE UNEMPLOYED

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 405, 14 December 1932, Page 4

THE UNEMPLOYED

L.

GWILLIAh

(To the Editor) Sir, — As this is supposed to time when we are informed i at peace and have goodwillt: each other, I know of no bette in which we can do this than [ thought to those unfortunatee to be among the ranlcs of the: ployed. This is a question that cc: every person in the district. K: the unfortunates but also the c people. They too must be expe ing great difficulties in conseqte [the decrease of the spending; I of the workers. I remember tb I kitchens of the 80's. The distie ! more apparent visibly than noi I feel sure that at the presem quite as real now as then. 1 1 the local branch of the Laboui; have a resolution appealing s Unemployment Board, pointin the dire distress to which thei | ployed are heing subjected, bii what I know of that- board, Ife they will get no redress. Thei ployed to a large extent w have with us, all the time, asi

"Dp'inion they will never all f sorhed again, unless a totally & system than the present is fc ahout. I firmly helieve theie combination hetween the ea; and big employer for the reducing the need for maimai ! which of course means pmthemselves, and poverty to the less. In conclusion, Mr. Editor, thing must he done, as I fft you, like myself, will not enj:; Christmas fare knowing tte many around us who are not? a square feed, or a square dea. willing to donate £1 toward eme that may be proposed tliatl its ohject the intention to brigt outloolc of these unfortunates t time being. — I am, etc.,

Okere Falls.