To the Editor of the "Nonrn-Cina Datiy News.
Sin—I read with much regret the article in your news columns, published on the 4th instant, led "Anti-Foreign Move in' the of all, aw a secretary of the fon who knows its work well, I with to state that the As-ion is based entirely on the vice. In carrying its message to, the people, it has no bias based 0 national or racial prejudices. On the contra ation has, among its important activities, the promotion of world brotherhood and universal goodwill. It stands for Justice and righteousness in all man relationships, no matter when ther China or other countries be eon: cerned, Further the YMCA. of China an integral part of the Y.MLCA. movement in the whole world and we have as much interest in the development of the young manhood of other countries, where there are' gas ister movements, as these latter' have in the development of China's young manhood. "The China movement, as an active. member of the: World's Alliance "of Y.M.C.A'' subscribes' annually "considerable sums for the development of the latter's work in Europe and other: parts of the world.
'Moreover, the fact that we have nearly a hundred American and European colleagues. in our stof of secretaries, working in the happlest of relationships with their' Chineze fellow workers, would be more than enough to dispel any rumour of an anti-foreign move our organization.
Tam glad to note that the test of your article contains no report to substantiate the implication of your title. Lam rather inclined to. think that you did not put down the title but that you intended plum Move in the and through an error of ut down as "Anti-
Foreign Move in the Y.M.C.A."
Unfortunately, however, the pub-Vie may not have thought of this and would therefore have received a wrong impression. I shall be much obliged to you if you will make the necessary correction, if you have not already done so.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.