To the Editor of the "Nort#-Cmuwa Datty News."
Sm—A Reuter's telegram in your} issue of to-day reports that tue Chairman of President Coolidge's Cotton Relief Committee says tha? 4,090.00 bales of cotton are to be withdrawn, and the cotton acreage in the U.S.A. is to be reduced for the year 1927.
The object, of course, is to raise Government will not give its blessing to such " plan after the burst of virtuous indi nation from public met in. that] country which was called forth by the introduction of the English] scheme for restricting the output of} rubber.
What has Mr. Hoover to say abet 2 Likewise our Winston Caurehill International politics are rather devoid of humour, and there seem to be all the elements for a little comic relief by another exchange of remarks between the two gentlemen mentioned, with their previous reles reversed.
Tam, ete, "Waar 1s SAUCE FoR THE Goost—" do! shanghai, Nov. 6, 1926.
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