To the Editor of the Nonru-Cuiwa Dany News"
'Siy—For thirty years we have had! great' and small' "nuisances which sadly needed attention, but nothing nearly $0 urgent as our old pal the beggar, who seems to operate almost unmolested on our streets, 18 T-saw a woman children lying on the footpath, on Bubbling Well Road opposite Gordon Road, Yesterday oon 1 passed an old, and nearly wride man with a woman on his shoulders, lying and. at times walking on Yates Road, a most distressing Private firms have no one to answer to, but the Council and public Uullliles "have a responsibility to those who are burdened with surcharges of 120, 80, and 50 per cen to revise their system of leave.
'When one considers that 2 months' salary each year are chargeable against this account, plus passage and expenses of whole families, the charge against the consumer becomes momentous.
War time is the best time to review these luxurious items, and opportunlty once lost can never be regained.
P. B, Puntico.
Shanghai, Oct. 12.
Beginning at Jessfeld Park, emyars Uy to stop every person yatiing ohio a bus, and at every Stop to Carter Road, they do. the fame and stand by the windows of the bus, until it starts, and best (or worst) of all with, in some instances, Chinese policemen watching the proceedings.
Shanghai police are, in time of stress, splendid, but "I think the Chinese constable on street duty would benefit, if a foreign, higher. oticer, "whispered words fin his car to stir him from old days we had the beggar king funetioning—is he still fon deck, or turned the business into 2 Limited company? si be apprentices. It is very annoy-jing for subscribers?
Very Orres Axxoves, shanghai ct. 13.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.