To the Editor of the "NortH-Cutna Dary News"
Sin—In your issue of August 7. Samvrat, (contrary to the implication of this name), pours forth. his views, without attempting to "hide his sting, on the attitude of the authorities in Hongkong, when dealing with the Shanghai evacuees.
It is hard to fathom why SAMURAI should find it necessary to let his feelings get the better of him, at a time like this, when his diatribe can only cause distress to those whose views are what he chooses to term "Typically British.
Apparently he is not" subject to any of the human frailties which afflict us all, so perhaps he will once more rush to print through the medium of your columns, with a full account of his irreproachable and exemplary virtues, to enlighten amongst othe:
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.