the Editor of the "Nori-Cuia Dany News"
Sm—I positively agree with "Mentor's" protest in your to-day's issue, I cannot see any other reason then, that the influence of a certain group of refugees in Shanghai on the policy of your paper.
I wonder why does not your paper mention the creed and race of any other criminals, but Jews.
The nationality of any person is in iis passport and in no. civilized country no creed or race or religion stated and I dd not understand why such a leading British newspaper like the NCDN. should Ways impress on the reading public unfavourable light on a certain Face and creed.
Tam sure neither the public or the Chinese court are interested to what creed or race the criminal belongs, but what is stated in his passport.
Being a constant reader of your esteemed paper and firm believer in British fair play and justice, T would to hope, that you will reconsider the question of discrimination fof race, religion or creed and continuation of this policy only does a Jot of harm and no good to anybody fand besides it is bad 0 Shanghai, June 19,
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