To the Editor of the "Nowrit-Cuixa Datiy News'
Sin,—As a visitor to this ea try 1 an' interested in reading from time to time articlox and corres pondence in your colums concerning the internal conditions of China, am, however, still secking some reliable information on a fow points, and T suggest that one of your readers may be able to enlighten me concerning the following:—(1) Tx the Student movement a genuine—movement younger men here who are ing (0 help their country in the best way and by proper methods?
(2) Is it a pacifist movement? ious, philosophical or
(4) What the real relations, cement?
between Japan and China? (5) Is Japan taking: unfair advantage of China's present chaos to serve her own ends and per= haps to extend her own posses sions?
What are the real forces behind the Chinese boycotts?
(7) What prospect is there of a stable Government in China nerging from the present tur= moil?
'These are some of the things should very' much like to know, and shall appreciate your answers these question Tam, ete,, Kerri M. Hannisos Paluce Hotel, May 12, 1926, Reference to this letter is made
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