Dr. Grosvenor and

To the Editor of the "NontH-Ciixa Datty News"

Sim-—During August, certain Paragraphs in the "North China Daily News," and more recently, long article quoted from a paper in North China in the "North China Daily News," have made very! [definite implications that the staff of Yale-in-China had accepted criticisms and willingly released Dr. W. Clayton Grosvenor in response to the desire of the Student Union of Changsha, expressed through certain medical students. In fairness to Dr. Grosvenor and to the attitude of the staff of Yale-jin-China, I venture to ask you to give publicity to the following! statement regarding the case Dr. Grosvenor.

Dr. Grosvenor has been a respected member of the medical aff of Yale-in-China since 1922, having been contributed to our staff by the Wesleyan Methodist Mission in Hunan for cooperative work with us.

During the month of Juno last, lat the time o: the nation-wide tension following the Shanghai affair, Dr. Grosvenor had a personal conference with Dr. F.C. Yen, the Dean of the Hunan-Yale College of Medicine (which is the official title fof the Medical School of Yale-in-

China) and inquired whether the Jexisting anti-British " sentiment [would make it expedient for him to [tender his resignation as a member! writing! lof the staff. Dr. Yen Jat once, in the most positive terms, that. the feeling was certain to pass and that no transient waves of

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