How can the strike" be broken? First by propaganda, or more truthfully the dissemination of the facts Chinese to the Chinese. Trey do not possess them at the moment, however surprising such a statement may be, It is to the interest of mest. seit-app ted leaders to dis-|¥! tort or suppress the facts. It fs our duty to our fellow citizens to broad cast them. And, secondly, by drying up the stream of dollars. Enough Publicity is not given to those who tribute; they are no doubt proud lof the fact and would be glad to see their names starred in the forel press. Why not pander to laudable desire?
In brief, why not turn our present passive attitude of defence into attack. The wait-and-tee policy and the sending of notes never got us anywhere. What we need are men of energy, imagination and experilence and they exist, outside the Council and Local taipans, on whom He knows|encugh responsibility already placed,
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