To the Editor of the oNonri-Ciuxa Dalty News."
Sm,—Dr, Yen and the Chinese Government ave perfectly justified ju protesting against the " British embargo on shipments of munitions and military equipment to China. Sir John Simon must certainly be acquainted with the situation in the Par East, and he must know, a5 others of tis know, that an embargo Disarmament, when once all Nations see that safety lies in putting away all means of armed aggres-Whilst deploring boycott, after all the gentiest and most civilised form of argument, and the surest means of foreing - Yeason into an aggressor, and it is not wrong to say that' the League of Nations will adopt this method in the present dispute as soon as it is sure that the weapon will not prove a boomerang. of every 10} of thig nature hurts China infinitely would be fatal to China's interest Snore than it effects Japan, For/jt- its "people are misled by Zpalpping, herself for this camp aim The 'Government should take every Japan has' been 2 ming and] mischievous newspaper. editors.
senieenverted manufaeturiog plants which are liable to" infame the ina, and she has arsenals] precaution to. suppress publications To the Editor of the v "NonrH-CuiNa Datty News."
Sm,—The Shensi drought famine, according to Dr. Win. Kelly, om special investigator in the Province, is assuming very alarming pro tions. The condition of the famine " stricken people is most The present famine area in Central Shensi can be enclosed in rough triangle—a line drawn from Hancheng, a city on the Yel low River, southward to the mouth of the Wei River, forms one side; another line drawn from Hancheng [southwestward to Fengsiang forms the second side; and the Wei River from Poochi eastward until it empties into the Yellow River stitutes the base of the triangle, Dr, Win. Kelly writes: "It ig not that are working day and night minds of its readers with imagin-quining' out the" ammunition and ary wrongs' and betrayals. Muipment required, She needs to latest attack on Sir John Simon in Sayer ery little of the materials Peking is an example and is to be {hat come under the embargo, China, regretted. fon the other hand, is unprepared, almost Dnarmed. compared With shanghai, Mar, 5, 1988.
Japan, and cutting off her supplies rom abroad seriously cripples her, before the modern armament and and venders her well nigh help
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