To the Editor of the Nouru-Cuuna Dat News:
Sin—The appeal that will be broadcast on Christmas Day by the Prince of Wales, will be heard not only by the people in the "old country" but it will be felt the hearts of all Britons Overseas, Scotland and Wales.with their families are suffering more than at any time in the modern history of our country.
Those men, who a few years ago were enduring the horrors of the trenches for our protection, are to-day with their children silently suffering from terrible privations if not actual starvation.
There are many calls on our charity in China, but the message from the Prince of Wales will be an appeal to what we owe as a duty to ers cwn.kith and kin in the Homeland.
This is particularly a case where the Patriotic Societies of China might appeal to their members for the most worthy cause that has ever been made—that of the stary= ing children in the colliery villages of England, Scotland and Wales Lam, ete, R.A. Winans, Tientsin, Dee. 21, 1928, Nusmen of disgruntled coal coolies in Pootung are responsible for the death of a police officer who tried to break up a dispute in which they were concerned.
Acconpine to the Russian papers, 64 Russians, ex-members of Chines: arniies, arrived in Shanghai recent: ly and are being provided for by. the Russian community. They are, however, in need of sustenance in totoro.
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