The Meaning of Munich To the Editor of the "Nowrit-Cunwa Dairy News"
Sm—On September 27 a letter signed by your correspondent Di: usre appeared in your corres pondence page, in which the inten+ tions of Mussolini and Hitler are A few days ago, Mussolin's_peecli brought a tremendous shouting from Italy's youth and their mew claim is, "We want Savoy. We want Nice, We want Tunis." (My God).
Yesterday Hitler's speech at Wel-mat angered France, It seems that the Munich agreement means nothing to those two men who are poisoning what civilization built in so many centuries.
Tam not so sure, but I think that peaceful Chamberlain and good-natured Daladier will have to. face very shortly many" problems of the same nature as those of Czechoslovakia with the slight difference that this time their generosity will not affect the Czechs and Slovaks, but will bring a lot of lamentation to French and British people, and they still persist in their ' peaceful policy the only decent thing they should do is to give to those two naughty boys beyond the Alps and the Rhine, without bargaining, what they want Nothing else but Savoy, Nice, Tunis, eventually Corsica, Al-saco, Lorraine, the West, South, ant East Africa. 1 said "without bargain: ing" in order to save the time and expense that a mobilization requires, and then we will have peace, every: body will be happy, even the unfortunate Jews.
Shanghai, Nov. 8. a School Hours:
And Public Conyeyances To the Editor of the "Nonri-Ciuwa Day News"
Sit—The difficulty in accommoda students and office workers In tram-cars and buses during rush hours could very easily be overcome.
would suggest that the Companies concerned approach the various schools and arrange the schools' closing time Atteen minutes before the closing hour of the business houses.
By the schools' closing a ttle carlier it will without doubt ease the accommodation problem a great dear and moke travelling in thee convey janes a little more: comfortable, Shanghai, Nov, 10, The "North-China Daily News" on the Radio News is broadcast twice daily on Station XMHD at 12.45 noon and 9 p.m.
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