The Archive · 1932

Who Will Help?

the Editor of the "Nomru-CuiNa DaiLy News."

Sut,—Will you please allow me to thank "Caledonian" through the medium of your paper, for the ex pression of approval of my suggestion to arrange a bureau where all unemployed Britishers would be reistered. Caledonian also kindly suggests that I get in touch with 1 to ace What can be done in the matter. "T' greatly appreciate Cal danian's suggestion and shall hope at no very distant date to serve in Some humble capacity, on such an organisation, as I feel sure that it would be of inestimable service to our less fortunate but none the less! deserving country people.

1 would like to suggest that the Editor of the "NortheChina Daily, a if lich the initiative to cit Help Bureau" by 14 notifying through the column his paper, his willingness to receive. names. of persons willing to give their services to form and assist in conducting such a bur considers a sul further suggest that he then notiies all those who have sent in their names to him, through the columns Valeaniaing of of the "North-China Daily News," Fares € Goode) Electro ating hat. meeting for the, purpose of considering the practicability. of finishing and. Varniaings. Ofiee forming ® "Self-tlelp Bureau? a fixtures? Houses assist unemployed Britishers, be held at a stated time, and asking al those [Geate a "Votontee "Urttbems) names to Tet us stop and consider. for one time, inviting all others interested to "be. present, it should be easy morpent and. think of the awful enough to secure waste going on around us, Take for such 8 purpose without cost.

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