To the Editor of the jowrH-Cuina Dau News."
Sin,—Your to-day's correspondent about, the Seriptions to the League of Nations Jas the following excerpt from an article by Vernon Bartlett in ™The Listener" of the 7th inst, shows:—
"The League has sent experts on education, public health, finance, railways, and so on to help the Government in Nanking. They ave Just appointed an English-
organise the relief work in the Sir John Hope Simpaan, to flooded areas, "But they made it clear that. they could undertake tone of this work. unless the Chinese paid up their debts, with the result that they have already produced half their anauel subscription for this year and have agreed to fund their debts and to pay ik all off within twenty years... Since the League canié into existence eleven and a halt years aga the total of genre tions not paid-up has amount fo somewhere about £560,000,
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