To the Editor of the "Nonri-Cuina DAILY News."
Sir,—Would it be possible to find jour how much it costs to "run" the National Christian Council for one year, where the money comes from, and how much the Chinese workers connected with it received in sale aries for the same period?
The writer has a strong suspi= ion that most of the money comes from the U. S. A. and, if 90, Jocks gs though American Christians were paying to stir up an anti-for= eign agitation:
One can understand the need of foreign money to continue to sup= port purely Gospel and Medical ion work, but to have American or British Christians supporting so-called National Christian Council, that is so distinctly political and anti-foreign in its aims, seems to be the height of absurd If it is a Chinese National Christian Council, let the Chinese pay for it, and do and' scheme what they like, but let the foreigners clear out, and divert the money into the two branches [Christian work mentioned above, it would do heaps more good.
Tam, ete.,
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