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Sim,—The Chinese settlers abroad have "organized Re-enforcement tion as Chinese minster to was alleged that Chinese seiilers abroad are mostly, To the Editor of the Smt,—The undue promi the motion picture, "Street Angel," by: reason of the raid on the Capitol Theatre last Wednesday, has -led the exhibitors and others primarily find that) the danger will be] interested in the picture to refrain great if there is no re medy. Mr3. from public voicing their very Wang and some of the members proposed that such an Teaticn natural indignation at the incident, Now, however, that the cinema-soing. organi jon must he established in public have Set the seal of thei fonder to prohibit the use of opium, upon "Street Angel," and morphine, cocaine and their derivashowing here has termi tives, and urge the National Govern. ment to enforce the Opium acts of fpermayory of suppression, readers with corta ion was established tions pertaining to the showing of November 11 1928 at the Chinese which are of public Legation, Belgium. Mrs. Wang was as well as private interest, lected President; Messrs. Kung!
Arart from a measure of astonish-and Kuo, the secretaries; Mir. Yue, ment to learn that a motion pictur the treasurer; and Wen, the the theme of wifich casts no di bursar.
'The regulations of the: upon Italian modes, as com-association have been submitted to pared with the themes of more than the National Opium ore opera made famous by' Italy's Committee for registrar tion, greatest composers, should have in-hoped 3 this association with the curred the displeasure of Signor cooperation of the National Opium Mussolini, the banning of "Stre: Suppression Committee give al Angel" in that country elicits no clear sweep of the dangerous drugs interest whatever on the part of among our settlers abroad.
Tam, ete.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.