To the Euitor of the writ-Cuina Dairy News"
Sir—I have just read one of the most authoritatively informative and illuminating books that it has been my good fortune to find, viz., "Impressions of Soviet Russia," by one Charles Sarolen ((Professor of French Literature, Edinburgh University).
After reading it, the minute causes of the present disturbances fand unrest in Shanghai, and in Ci ixenevally, become. insignificant in the light of the larger issues pro voked in one's mind by the facts and information contained in this book.
May T advise both the casual and the earnest student of the welfare of humanity and civilization to read T wish that it migh be trans-fed into Chinest The book makes one realize what sinister and unparalleled problem: is confronting the whole world—not. tone nation—and what inter:
troubles, I have now ceased to think in terms of "Nanking: Road -riots' ail Sea ita
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