To the- Editor of the "Nonra-Cuuwa Darcy News.
Sin,—Beiog a former member of the Hankow Volunteer Corps, and Present at the impressive unveiling getemony, I was delighted to read Mr. Wherry's letter in your paper, thought many letters would fol-Jow to support his views. Imagine my chagrin, therefore, when I read Mr. Lockhart's reply." He looks at the matter from quite a different angle, but I am sure his views on! this particular question cannot shared by many other foreigners, so I write strongly to endorse every Wordexpressed so aptly by Mr. Wherry. consider that if Great Britain oes not, insist on adequate amends for the desecration of the Memorial, fand also many gross insults to the British flag up the river, she will not be upholding her great and glorious past. A soft policy in China is a great mistake, as it is Imnistaken for a sign of weakness. A Strong and virile attitude in defence of one's rights is quite understood By the mass of the Chinese people, Bnd is not considered a travesty of justice. "Too much heed is at pre-Bent taken of the Bolshevik pro-Dagandists, who will twist any Action taken by Great Britain: into something sinister. Note the news
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