trenchant contribution in 'Thursday, He spares is rebuked in particuing his views ju your esteemed columns, He advises to refrain from writing you any more and suggests "Israel's Messenger" and "China Courier'
fable playgrounds" for him. Into the pros and cons of the case I have no desire to enter, Asa con-Jetant reader of "Israel's Messenger" I desire to state that 1 have read only one contribution from "F. D. 2." which appeared in the may issue that publication under the caption, "China And the World:
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