To, the Editor of the "Nonru-Ctwa Dairy News {, SitiI have read with great interest Mr. Braikovsky's letter on the above, subject published in your yesterday's issue, "It is to be re-Sretted, however, that the publication
opinion in America' is due to the motion. regarding" veal. public tis ileresting"and useful
private efforts of the contributor to Your correspondence coninns. The telegraphic agencies whose duty is supposed to be is to give reliable and authentic information on all important outstanding events are persistently avoiding doing so. They would sent us detailed messages about a cinema star divorce ease devote several columns to Senator Borah nations about the necessity of immediate recognition the communistic regime, but not Single word about. "what" the ierous united American organisations think or say about what in my humble opinion is far. move important than what Senator Borah aay OF may not say.
ho could speak more authoritatively on the effect of the recogni tion of the Soviet government on the tiny kind of a boat in an 0 fequlres. a. good deal of kill both Tegards approaching the ick Amd also on' the art of the guns, To say this murder" SGM and nonsense.
'Every sportsman has shot duck' fighting and only foal world say it*was not. sport, however, way of thinking it is far more humane and just'as sporting shoot ducks in the open river as there is practically no chance of birds getting away wounded and later dying.
If "fairplay" wants to know something of the ridiculous Chinese game [nws which are framed entire-for the foreigner, let him. visit Taipingtu Marshes where he will see for himself how thousands of duck and teal are hooked in their flight to the feeding grounds, result ig in hundreds of crippled birds getting off these hooks and eventually dying of blood poisoning.
Also a trip to the outlying. island outside Woosung would be an education to. "Fairplay," there thousands of duck and geese are poisoned by Stryehnine and native poisons, am also informed on the very best authority that roe dear, hen pheasants, etc. are on sale practily throughout the year in King itself and all other native
"Vairplay," every foreigner handles a gun is with you to pre-forei serve the game birds of China, but when you write nonsense about Tew waterfowl being shot off a speed boat as unsportsmanlike and likely to wipe game out and then point. to the game laws of China, you appear not only. ridiculous but ignorant to the "nth" degree of it the actual conditions in Chin:
In conclusion, I was not one of the party on the speed boat, neither know who they are, bat I am quite certain they are" good sports who prefer to shoot their game instead of adopting the cheaper method of buying poisoned game exposed for sale in our markets here.
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