To the Editor of the "Nontu-Cinna Dairy News"
-With all deference to Mr. E.B, 'Cuniine and Cina Han, T cannot see that concentrated heat, smell, noise and disturbance, plus' intrusion of innumerable "chauffeurs attendant upon conversion of the Cathedral Jawn into a parking space for cara, could possibly be less obnoxious than the "caretakers and servants taking fu airing, cats, radios blaring... Mines of "washing and so on" of proposed building thereon "whether by sale or by lease), "At such a time as this T envy with all my heart and with all my soul the sturdy capability of the Non-Conformists which puts to "shame the utility of the "spoon-fod" Anglicans—an Independence which, in addition, can still find an outlet "sWwenty Years After" for substantial remembrance fof the War-wounded, Are there no songsters, no muslclans, no organizing "ability among the Anglican Body for putting these with other sustained efforts to good. purpose? The many, alas, less gifted can still prepare or cause to be pre-ared the trifling accessories which 9 to svell funds. Helpers awaft only Ten years ago (It seems a million) during one of those epidemic heavals when the fate of the foreigner in China seemed to hang in balance, the late. Doon.
Cathederal, "The Very Reverend Charles J. Fitz-Symons Symons, human saint and English gentleman, gazing with sad eyes upon the edifice hho so loved, said in that particularly moving voice of his, "Ta rather se (Continued on page 420)
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