To the Editor of the "Nonru-Cuina Daty News'
CAPTAIN ANDERSON ©, Motuse & Ca, Si,—Following perusal of the reports of the Hearing and Judgment in this recent Action at the Supreme Court I would point out} [that the contention that 24 hours, notice in the case of a Sea Captain, is quite reasonatte is not only not upheld but has been flatly contr dicted by higher Legal Authority in jthe case of Captain J. Watson, Yersus Nemazee & Company at the Sunmait—Court; - Hong Kong; lay, October 10, 1923, and spin, and they, too, like the school children give vent to their feeling) when on the roads, regardless of their own safety or' that of others also. The third el the students of whom there mre hundreds in the Middle Schools Colleges in this city Oxf are, I venture to say, becoming a] credit to their School authorities.
been a distinct progress during the last few years in the discipline maintained in these schools.
The writer has for some time had classes in one of the lar-fe of them in this cit has been addressed by any one of dhe students but with courtesy respect. A friendly look or on the of the foreigner alwa: bring the same response from student, Hence I cannot but think that your correspondent has not had lose enough contact with them to bg able to distinguish them from Jother young folk of similar age. 'The retaining of their heritage of' courtesy and good manners towans their elders and superiors is one of the chief ims of the New Life Movement so recently started by Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, and the greatest encouragement that we foreigners can give to that movement is to acknowledge, where sible, the progress that is unmubtedly being made by the students in that direction.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.