To the Editor of the "Nourt-Cunxa Daly News."
Si—I have read with much interest the report published by. you of the paper read by Mr. C. W. Bennett, in the Hall of the Royal Asiatic Society last Manda; on the subject of the Douglas Social Credit Theorem, at which I was present. The speaker is to be congratulated en his lucid presentation of what would appear on first acquaintance, a very complex subject. Neither was Mir, Bennett at a loss for a ready and concise reply to the nunierous questions put which she ed him to be possessed of a knowledge of his subject which had already passed the student stage, That manipulation of money and credit is a wrong which challenges. every sene of proportion and justice. Money is no longer at the service of industry and labour but under the command of its owners and brokers. It is solely a Private monopoly controlled by con: cessionaires. The great need to-day lis to draw public attention to the lady is teaching are making excellent progress.
The purpose of my present writ ing is to say that we are in need of one or two more voluntary helpers to teach English to the younger children in the School, and I shall be great ful if any lady willing to undertake such charitable work will kindly communieste with me.
Subjoined is a statement of the School income and expenditure for the months of November and December, for favour of publication. Te will be seen from this that the cost of running the School exceeds $1,100 monthly, and that at the end of' December we had very little more than sufficient balance in hand to meet January expenses.
Therefore subscriptions and dona-jons are earnestly invited, and may be sent either to Mr, D. Scherbinin, hon. treasurer, 24 Kiukiang Road, or to the undersigned, c/o G. T. Fulford Ca., Ltd, Go Kiangse and, Monthly subscriptions of $2 or more will be gladly collected.
Tam, et German Watnen'a Chad, Stes, Kund, Mra SW, Wolfe, air
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.