To, the Editor of the "Nowra-Cuina DAiLy NEWS."
Sit—Unpublished public opinion must surely endorse the views ex-by your correspondent "2" whose letter appears today, in regard to the inability of the League of Nations to function li fulthment of its purpose, Unfortunately for all, we are not living in a world of lofty ideals, but rather grim realities, and the strug-in ages past, is for th survival' of the fit Then one of "The Big Three" world power members of the League of Nations embarks on a mission, that she rds as necessary for the proper existence of her people, it will be found that the pen is no longer mightier than the sword and that nothing short of a superior conflict arms would curb the desire of the culprit nation for expansion and the right to live.
The loquacious gentlemen at Geneva may wax eloquent.in their endeavours to bring about a settle ment, acceptable both to China and Japan, but their united efforts seem just so much like—"a in the wilderness." For this re they might just as well resign return to the folds of their respective governments,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.