To the Editor of the Nowru-Cunsa Dasty News."
Sin—Agreeing absolutely ith your leading article in this morning' paper, I think that the measures to be rid of the menace in our midst must be taken at once, before it do comes. a communist stronghold with its own armed forces, ammunition, Bombs, ete.
The public have! tobe warned not to let any more Reds, either si come into this harbour. to prevent them coming in than to put.
them out afterwards:
am only an onlooker, not taking! part in the actions: of this Settlement's authorities, but I foresaw the present state of things before this Red menace was let in here. true that the authorities of this Settlement could not. at that time go against the English politics, the 'Home Government's. decisions. My opinion foresaw all what has happened here, and I have witnesses among' Shanghai's English residents, that what I said about this situation a few years ago has come stop.raging unless its nidus is burnt Tam, ete,
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