Evening star., 1932-10-27
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| Shanghai: Letter to the Ed
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n YORTH CHINA DA1Lf NEwS'
M Shanghai: Letter to the Ed
VI itor) Sir: May congratu-.
1 Y late through the medium OF
your valuable paper the letter
signed by Morris -Cowley," re Hints
to British Societies"
am one of the unfortunate ones
who has tried everything that is pos
sible to obtain employment, but to no
avail. First, apply to any OF the Brit
tsh societies. You are told to send
In an application and as soon as any
thing suitable turns up they will let
YOU know. And that is the end. Try
any British firm, either personally or
bv writing. You are told not too po-
lte,y, mo vacancy" and some do
acknowledge your letter. but the ma
1 do not know If your correspondent
has been in the same predtcament as
myself, hope not, but this, the worlds s
depression, Is an exceptionally fine ex-
Just mention you are an ex-service
man and you are told that you are
too old. 1 am q long way from 40
and vet during the Great War men
of that age were eagerly accepted. I
suppose II another war broke out and
I went to apply for situation I would
be told to enlist as would be Just the
right age, etc.
ex service men, why not band together
and see what we can do. I for one
will not accept charity, and II you
apply to the British Societies that Is
what they will offer you.
BRIT1SHER.
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Tariffs Attacked
BY Irish Cardinal.
Irish independent, Dublin.-1t Is to
be hoped that the wise words uttered
by his eminence, Cardinal MacRory, at
Slane, yesterday, will be considered
seriously. and acted upon Immediately,
by the Saorstat and British govern
ments Having expressed sympathy
with the people OF Meath in the ex-
ceptional losses they were called upon
to bear owing to the present tariff war.
the cardinal considered 1t "a shame
and q sin that this fratricidal policy,
so injurious to both countries. SHOULD
be allowed to 60 on without 1urtner
attempts toward negotiation or ar0l-
tration."
ent urged that before the economic war
DEVELOPED further q real effort ought TO
be made by both parties to effect set
Element. The conflict has since become
intensified and people everywhere, as
well as in Meath, are enduring losses.
what is the use," aske his eminence,
"of talking about putting an end to all
war If even q tariff war cannot be
stopped?"
Every thoughtful person in the COM
nunity viii join with him in hoping
and praying that some means may be
found speedily for the ending OF the
situation, that is as discreditable as it
is deplorable." A writer, discussing re-
Gently the aftermath of the World War,
laid down that nobody ever wins war;
everybody loses it. The same observa-
ton may be applied to economic wars.
It must be remembered, as Cardinal
MacRory reminds us. that ut Is In the
interest Of both peoples to live together
in peace, harmony and cooperation"
From every point Of view, 1t Is tncum-
bent to bring the deplorable conflict to
an end.
Urufuay interested
BY B. E. F. Ousting.
impartial, Montevideo-The veterans
Of the Great War who lately descended
upon Washington in q manifestation
having as its object the full payment OF
the bonus have been expelled from the
CAPITAL with the exercise of force by the
armed troops Of the Government. Many
are returning home, while others have
repaired to camps In the States Of
Pennsylvania and New York, where they
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