To the Editor of the "Nonti-Cuuwa Dairy News."
Sm,—In the light of your leading article this morning the enclosed cutting from a London newspaper, recently received, appears particularly appropriate.
Dr. John R. Mott is also a Y.M.C.A. secretary, the best-known and most widely travelled of them all. Welcomed last month at a representative gathering held in the Mansion House, and presided over by the Lord Mayor of London, Dr. Mott was characterized by' the Archbishop of Canterbury jas good American, and a great American but the best cosmopolitan I have ever known, He may almost described," testified the Primate, "as a temporary citizen of every, country and an honorary member'
every Church.
After such an introduction it refreshing to contrast Dr. Mott's views on British Administration in India with the misleading utterances of Dr. Eddy as reported by you.
Since the I have a considerable following of young men in China and Japan who may possibly take his statements Jat face value, you may think it well to follow them with Dr. Mott's more statesmanlike and responsible pro-
Tam, ete, Geonce Howent.
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