Remarkable Outburst by Moy Concerning Recent PI
The foreigners in Shanghai were taken to task by Mr. E, K. Moy, American director of the Nationalist-News Agency, in a speech delivered at the Monday luncheon of the Y's Men Club in the China United Building.
"What seems remarkable to mei" he exclaimed in the course of his speech, "is not that there is just some resentment felt by the Chinese against some of the foreigners here, The wonder is that any foreigner can go about in a city like Shanghai and, in addition to being perfectly safe and free from any molestation from the natives, can indulge -with impunity in the practice of offending the persons and feelings of the Chinese people."
Mr, Moy was diser ing the subs Jeet of anti-foreignism in China as presented in the columns of Am apers during the crisis spring, claiming that the Amuican people were deceived stor'es from interested sources in. China and led to believe that the Chinese people had run amuck and, without justification or provocation, were attacking foreigners indiae cziminately,
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