To the Editor of the "Nowmt-Cuima Dany News"
Sin—1 am fully in sympathy with the distress of Buzz and Bane Htr outlined in the publication of their grievances in the "North-China Daily The big profits being made by our prominent focal firms should be fittingly acknowledged by: the payment fof adequate salaries to the men—Tocally employed and otherwise—who have loyally and willingly borne the heat and burden of the day.
Many locally engaged men have ancial responsibilities at Home: which, owing to deflated currency, they are totally unable to fulfil.
I cannot believe that employers—particularly British—are replacing their countrymen by recent importa-tons, as Han Her leads us to believe. If loyalty and hard work are to be {tous repaid, then, indeed, the wr on the wali is clearly indicated, When will employers realize that /the whole system of remuneration Is fundamentally unsound, and that, all foreign members of their respective staffs should be paid in foreign cur rency?
Psychologically, the desired revision would repay employers a hundredfold sUll greater effort and keenness on the part of those locally paid men whose funds are attenuated to vanish. Ing. point!
Give appreciation and recognition to those who, by their zeal, are help. Ing to keep the flag fying, not only: for the firms they represent, in, this troubled Iand of China, but for their Homeland, Shanghai, Apr. 8
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.