To the Editor of the "Nonrn-CHina Dairy News Sit,—Tho success my. origi appeal, through the London "Uni verse," met with, has encouraged me to extend my' field of operatic in the hope that my fellow Britishfers outside the "Motherland" will be no less generous than were their countrymen here in England, Tt may not be generally known that charitable institutions, manages, ure able just to keep doors' open through the fin they receive by the sale of "waste" of every: description contributed by the charitably dispose under the term "waste" being me cluded used postage stamps of any denomination and country therefore ask your good readers tt help me to "do a good turn" to one of these charitable institutions: by forwarding me all or some of their used stamps—even if these be all British half-pennies and pennies. Tam anxious to gather in a second Crusade of Ree sene" Refugee.
Tam, ete JOHN Recano.
41 Pabian Road, Fulham, S.W.
London, England, July "7, 1924.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.