To the Editor of the "Normii-Ciina Dairy News"
Sim—May T request the courtesy of further space in which to reply briefly to ABC?
is surmise is incorrect, because I have in no way forgotten. what happened in 1927, or the more recent events of early' 1982. Some of us have cause to remember the latter.
Tam therefore fully aware of the reasons calling for the presence of a foreign garrison in Shanghai, whleb, incidentally, includes American, Brit ish and French troops besides the "As fat a5 1 am aware, however, the other units do not appear to find it necessary to manoeuvre frequently and extensively at night, with the lavish expenditure of blank ammuni ton which characterizes the Japan efforts, Nevertheless, I feel certain that this in no way detracts from the efficiency and usefulness of the American, British and French troops in the event of a sudden emergency.
The argument in ABES third raph is not relevant. Daylight the Japanese troops must be made yFance and con night, 1 think trained without week.
Berformances similar to that of Test Shanghai, Apr. 3.
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