To the Editor of the "Norni-Curea Dany News"
Slt is very pleasant to learn from Saturday's issue of your esteemed journal that a further enlargement of the existing happy relations between Great Britain and China was foreseen by a British official, based upon the fact that Chinese technica! students educated in the United King. dom would order technical machinery from Great Britain when toy needed them at home. may be seen easily that cooperation between the Chinese and. the British often benefited both of them. In Singapore, in Hongkong, and everywhere, where the Chinese: and the British ce-operated, there sprang a prosperity which "yielded benefit to both of them. It is obvious that, without one of them, the prosperity existing In many places could never have been attained. It seems that it is) the will of Nature that these two peoples, both of which have innumerable virtues, both tradi-anal and modern, to be proud of, should ce-operate together. Ca-opera: tion with the whole world is very important, and ce-operation: between the Chinese 'A Youxo Crnese Sruvext, Shanghai, Nov. 12 then be checked by two independent examiners!
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.