The Archive · 1938

MILK PARADE

Reeking of Ingratitude To the Editor of the "NorrH-Cumva Dany News"

Si,—The mentality, of one, who attaches importance to pictures of "Milk Parades" obviously speaks for itself. En passant, however, one might observe that little things still please little minds.

China accepts great sums of money from England for its refugees. It is the British people who subscribe these sums. Your correspondent Same would do well to add "Less" to his nom de plume, for his letter reeks of ingratitude. It's a good thing for him that British people are big enough to realize that his opinions are not those of his nation, but of his own warped mind.

The Great Powers are striving in Europe to keep peace among themselves. This is the only way in which to ensure econontic prosperity and progress for the Western peoples. It is obviously the only outstanding and vitally important item in all political moves to-day.

Let SHAME attend to his own business and leave England to be looked after by her politicians. They have managed to keep her the greatest empire in the world, so far, and I daresay they will continue to do so in the future. England does not have to parade her power for any one's edification. ķ is an accepted fact. The approval or disapproval of her inferiors is not of any importance and cannot make any difference.

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