To the Editor of the "Nont Cina DatLy News."
Sir,—The condolences of) Com-rate Karakhan, the Soviet Envoy to the Waichaiopu, printed on the Sth baze of your issue of even date, cade me to crave your permission for a little space in the correspond-onza columns of your esteemed paper in which I wish to congratulate the intellectual sympathizer for his heartfelt considerations, The attitudes of the Envoy have! surprisingly taken a great turn. The Government which he represents has last year expelled no less than 50,000 Russian students from the various universities in Russia for, the reason that they did not belong, to the Proletariat. Now, in this Shanghai affair, the students are mostly of the bourgeois class, possessing the very same rank of the aforementioned Russian students. Is it not presumable that these Chinese students should naturally be abhorred by the Soviet when the Bolshevik motto is "down with the bourgeois", but no, a great change seems to occur; profound sympathy is felt and extended to bereaved families. sia, even those belonging to the public low schools, were mercilessly slaughtered by the agents fof the Che-Ka just because they' were not proletarians. Let it te hoped that the Communist leaders, assuming a revised law, will have time enough to mourn the vistime of their guilt.
Thanking you very much for invertion of thie letter, Tam, ete,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.