To the Editor of the "NonrH-Caixa Daty News."
Sm—In your Saturday's issue Mr. Spero attacks we Chinese very strongly because we are opposed the Judiciary Inquiry.
I think it is necessary to call his attention to the news received Peking that Italy France & Belgium are also in the list who are opposed to this inquiry on the ground same maintained by we Chinese.
Tam now firmly impressed that whatever stories, he may wish cite from encyclopedia he certainly anna Ignore the opinion of Public To the Editor of the "Nonru-Cuixa Day News."
Sim—In answer to your corres: pondent Mr. 8. Y. Loh, may I be permitted to observe that Italy, France and Belgium never asked for justice, and that. if indeed they. fare now opposed to a judicial inquiry being held (as they are Popularly said to be) there's nothing paradoxical or contradic-in their attitude, Further-jot_at all obvious that their reason for not supporting an inquiry coincide with those put forward by the Chines Mr. Loh will perhaps be surprised to learn that some other foreigners, {meding my bumble sat at this date; not, however, for the re not in favour of an inquiry
reasons advanced by the Chinese, but simply because we do not wish for more trouble, which we fear must inevitable follow if the students, ete, do not get the kind of justice they want, Nobody can be induced to believe that there could be ob-Jections, if the results of an me quiry wore likely to be agreeable to the troublemakers.
Tam, ete, Speno.
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