Suggested Remedies [HERE are unmistakable. signs that. business, and consequently employment, is gradually picking up. The streets are full of trucks and handcarts.
New fronts are being constructed in premises long boarded up. Counts, which have been made in refugee camps to verify census reports, often find shortages in the numbers, which shortages are explained by the, number of persons reported to be out working.
During February nearly 10,000 left the refugee camps rationed by the Shanghai International Red Cross.
Accdrd~ ing to the International Settlement industrial survey, some 30,000 labourers went to work in industrial plants re-opened during February:
If 30,000: people went to work in factories during February, why did only 10,000 leave the refugee camps? Was the employment offered prineipally to people living on private means? Or could it be that. those! subsisting on their own resources were twice as alert for opportunities of employment
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