To the Haltor of the NowmnsCutwa Datey News" appeal to every branch of Commercial community. to effort to employ" fortunate Jewish These boss. many from good mse without hope as to the tore. Can your readers visualize the nds of these youngsters realizing, their terrible disaster and the hope-Tessitess of their future, They" are all' so anxious to rake good and witl bbe only. tov pleased to accept any position for a small remuneration, There are so many of them today in, Shanghai living under conditions which must demoralize any young mind. "Everyone must realize that idleness and the hopelessness for the future of these youngsters—must, sooner or later, have a most deleriorating effect. I therefore feel that the community will rise to the occasion and find places for many of hose lads from the tender years of 14 to 19 years, in ofoes, shops, fac~ tories and other commercial pursuits All they require is some work 30 as to give them a new outlook and a little hope for the future.
1 fect sure many readers when ead my appeal will come forward wilh an offer' to give employment to one of these lads.
1 will_personally guarantee every youngster whom T recommend, 23 10 one will be sent without the most the majority ix are sons of professional ble past merchants own country, 1 have advertised through sour alned paper several times "and managed to Ket employment for a ut the advertisement does not bbe sufficient. Therefore. valued column to ion of the general 10 the urgent need of giving employment these unfortunate youths.
So many cal at my ofice in a dis-guessed state of mind. because they see no chance of employment that 1 hope my letter in today's. paper Wil assist me in getting w good Many more of these youngsters a small position. I feel sure they will prove valuable to whoever may give them an opportunity.
Mewuy H. Cons, 13 Yuen Ming Yuen Road Shanghai, June 8,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.