UNEMPLOYMENT REMEDIES

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 877, 22 January 1930, Page 8

UNEMPLOYMENT REMEDIES

I read in The Sun recently the . * prominent citizen had said: V * e Anti- ! sum© more than we produce. * dote: Consume less and pro _ more.’’ But for several season*. * have had record production, yet - unemployment is more prevalent ever. We are therefore consuming There is a fly in the ointment son*, where. Another citizen advoc more production from the f 0 eminent authorities say it nQ town dwellers to exchange rural dweller so far as mutual ments are concerned. At pre huge surplus of rural shipped to the Northern and our needs are imported ia change; frequently with a gang o ternational “brigands” speculating tween times. The president 0 . New Zealand Employers’ w'ould have a conference. Tner9 an industrial conference nearly years ago and agreements were BJJ at, but apparently the politician not put them into operation- ' Spencer suggests another conie “but no politics.” Mr. Vail© a » that a conference should be says it should be “non-political. in the next sentence he tells us t _ conference would be of no use I the Government took its advice ; recommendations. It is not col yiLv« say that rents are down. Wages ! never caught up with rents. Our - r- | tration Court bases rents at glir a I sonally I pay more than twice tlia y|j | and am fortunate as prices gp- _»*■ ! FIL.IUS rorVLi*