To the Editor of the "Nonra-Curva Dany News"
Sm—On page 3 of your journal of Friday, November 5, I came across a. Short item headed "Wars Romance The wise Occidental acknowledg that both of these cultures are foreign to him and minds his own business.
Therefore Mr. Kurusu's warning should be heeded by all the wise men assembled at Brussels and elsewhere.
Shanghai, Nov. 4.
Dimmed." Fully aware of the semi-facetious tone of the article, I should nonetheless like to take this opportunity of expressing in more sends vein just "what the effect of all this might be on that younger generation Whose eagerness for romantic advensedlents of was"
is still one of the most important
What this member of that generation' wonders, is: "Will the young flight Tieutenants and artilleryman of ithe next war look so brave in their uniforms, and will they create as much of a stir among the girls, as they once did" when they are carried Off the scene of battle in separate pieces, their legs remaining behind, their eye-balls dangling loose on their tunic-fronts, and their brains plastered all over their collars? or when,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.