To the Editor of the "NourH-Cuina. Dany: News" too late?
As things stand our pity Fathers have registered the best evidence of their desire to mest the aspiraions of our fellow Chinese residents, by engaging the services of Mr. Justice Feetham, but with the sign-of the new rendition agreement, "what would the learned Judge's mission amount to?
Ju conclusion' I venture to: add! that there are more experienced residents than the writer Who may. be able to. suggest the best form 'Sim,—Referring to a letter published in Monday's paper (January. 27, 1930) and signed "Insured," the writer brings out the point that all' cars purchased on the instalment plan must be insured by the purchaser. I wish to correct his impression because motor dealers are only interested in protecting the ears, on which they have a lien, against fire, collision and theft only, and do not care whether the insured is protected against, public liability or not.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.