Premier, commenced operations wit} flash in the pan, which, for ths moment, dazzled everyone. What other governments have failed to do, namely, adequately to provi the unemployed during months, the Victorian Premier attempted. He found jobs and, quite surprisingly, he found funds for payment. Needless to say, the unemployed are not yet settled, but work has been supplied to tome of them. A little matter which Mr. Megan forgot was that, once the question of employing men wast vigorously tackled by. the sovernment, there would be no definite limits to the mumpers "seeking a position on the government's troll, Mr. Hogan may. discover," asi tine goes on, that the numbers seeking government employment ure quite beyond his expectations.
Tu' fact, "after Diack headlines ere featured in the press regan: ing the government's desire to cope with unemployment, the register perhaps naturally, very greatly. erganed. "A result was the original amber Yecognized as that of leg timate: uneroployed was added to, anit stil is upon the' morea Victéria's unemployed have. an un. fftial inion and their leader, Mr, Bagley, unlike many union offciale, A rather ainu: ide issue to Mr. Hogan's general activity that, while the farmer had awaited his own party's actions on his behalf and favour for three years, when this farmers' party is "com pelled to retire and give place to Mr. Hogan, this Labour Cabinet. immediately commences legislation {for their welfare.
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