To the Editor of the "Norta-Cama Dasty News."
Sir,—I quite agreed with you! when you some time ago closed the correspondence about the Iltis Monument with the remark that no useful purpose could be served by continuing the said corres pondence. I do, however, think that it would be very useful if you would see your way clear to open your correspondence column for discussion of a question of much vital importance, and perhaps even give the matter your support.
Is it not about time that the German doctors in Shanghai were again permitted to attend their patients at the General Hospital and the Victoria Nursing Home? It was a very great hardship, the authorities imposed on the many neutrals and others who had German doctors, when they withdrew the permis: for these doctors to 5 attend their patients at the two best equipped hospitals in town—a step which seemed very unfair in view of the fact that neutrals also pay taxes, and it was conse: quently part—perhaps a very little part—of their money that went towards the upkeep of the hospitals in question.
Anyhow, is there now any longer any reason for keeping up this hardship Enclosing my card,
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