The Archive · 1935

For Right Voting

To the Editor of the Nowrii-Cuina Day News"

Sin—Voters who have read (and all should have done so by Tuesday fatternoon) the announcement at top loft hand corner of your newspaper, fand also may have perused carefully the editorials, can not do better than follow the advice tendered, namely, to vote for the two Japanese and the two Americans first, then the five named Britishers and forget the rest, As a mnemonic a cutting of the notice mentioned, tucked into the Ucket-pocket (or in handbag near the mirror for the ladies) alongside the writing utensil, and with mental determination, no vacillation or consult ing of others, go straight to the voting booth in the conviction that the right men so selected will represent. he proper interests of all, This is no snap judgment but based on honest fundamentals, so each reader should make up his/her mind here and now in accordance with the above.

30 Years iw Cunva, Shanghai, Mar. 25

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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