The Archive · 1931

Fae Ock OWN ConnesronDExe Kueiyang, Kuei., Nov. 12

I have a German-made clock bought on the street here for two dollars (Mex.) which has the words "Guaranteed German make" on its face, It suggests to me that the Ger. mans are now prepared to boost' their wares as being worth-while. And certainly, the clock is both cheap and good for I have had it for Several months and it goes well. Tt

Dushing their way into this, citys surprising how German goods are why is that we see so few British goods here?

It is really pitiable to notice how completely the school children in the brovinee are, deceived as to the brutalities' of the Japanese, I often wonder what, sort of harvest. the try is going to reap from the spread sowing of propaganda. A few years ago, Britain was the

Defore long, another country, Will villain of the "pee" and perhaps take Japan's place; where will allend? As far as this province is Concerned, T am afraid that the School authorities and the 'Tangpy fare mainly responsible, the provine [cial Government apparently passive. Iy'approving. From other parts of the. province, I gather that the schools show' more general ante foreign and anti-Christian

explained by Why this the part of the school leaders; such men. (and possibly women too) are not fit to be entrusted with the trains ing of youth.

"AS has been usual since the Nax tionalist' Government took control -|o€ things, Armistice Day has been ignored ili this city: T suppose that ours was the only place which splayed the national fla

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