To the Editor of the 'sNonrir-Cntwa Dati News."
Sint read with very that it fs time that we Betehers tot together as we did'in the later Stagen of the" Great. Wi redoing te-day sand see what can he done rat lens alleviate, the unemployment, in amongst Britishers. in Shanghai-Help is being given by different bodies, National Societies, The Salvation Avmy ete., but mostly in the form of charity, if I know Brit-ushers rightly, they don't like and don't want charity, as your corre Pondent suggests, it may be that capital could be' found to finance found business. tions, who Knows what specialists we have in our midst, what ability' there is
pomnible that a Committee be formed Amongst our unemployed, it not St hard ended business men, who fre. Willing to give their time and Drains to assist their less fortunate brothers, and there are very. many to be found. who willie only" too Plated ti ive of thats eat for is purpose T would suggest that British Committee, "assist the Unemployed, be in every ere and city, from Colombo. to Bototma, fiom hal to king, for this purpose, and lists Of desirable' men. and. women be eiveulated ever go often to every other Committee, " transportation ges, cond be easily arranged. 1 ponltion was vacant. in another As an employes, T assure you it pathetic to listen to the daily applicants for positions, 'Lets wet aby, mot "Ware and ave doing at present, 1 would also suggest that pref cence be given to our own country People, out "ain hoople are our rat feaponsibility and should "te studied frst, let each nation shot!- own' responsibilities, unemploy for giving full capabilities A. Burrisuer.
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