To the Editor of the NontH-Cutwa Dany News."
StI quite concur "with the views' of the article in your issue of today referring to the harrow Sng experience befallen to the foreign Indies and gentlemen victims a dastardly attack by Hankow T have had the misfortune to zeside in Hankow for some years for business quite some time" ago, and T do not certainly keep any pleasant remembrance of the place, fact the distressing climate in the summer always had the bad habit of coming on top of daily an-mayances from the -fn-the-street generally during the whole year. No redeeming feature to my Knowledge ever came to light' to mitigate the bad impression the Majority of the foreigners hed of "I read that the incident referred to comes at an unfortunate moment, S.e. just when some philanthropist ut Forward the idea of a subseription to a relief' fund for Hankow food sufferers.
Much as I pity the women and Jchildven amongst the flood su'fer-Jers, I do not pity the men, and no leant of mine will go to the fund.
[Shanghai. Avg. 13, 1931.
Disappointment and Misgiving To the Editor of the NoaTH-Cuixa Datty News."
Sim—I have read the corres Jpondence appear-ug in your columns regarding the opening of a Flood Relief Fund w.th disappointment ing for the future. the cou {it would appear that because of jecrtain crimes and misdeeds, some Jundoubtedly of a flagrant nature the part of a few, the whole of our Isympathy with the Chinese race in lgenera} is to be alienated. T hope that the public generally will show [their disapproval of such an even tual.ty by contributing to the Fund with still greater freedom.
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