Question of Point of View SmI read with great interest
"NCDN." silver lining" and com in today's the "turning point" I liked especially. To be able to enjoy N.S.C.'s elaboration still more, I would be greatly interested {0 hear from where N.S.C.
watching this "silver lining" and "turning point" business. If from tone of the refugee camps, one of the many' alleys where the poor victims of this war lead a miserable Mfe, or it he is "suffering" in one of the sheltered mansions of the International or French Concession, Besides it would be very interest {ing to know with which Chinese unit fand on which front line N.S.C. has been "or is performing his patriotic duty. Further if NS.C. is, thinking about maintaining his "attitude of hon-compromising and non-cooperation" in the guerilla infested parts the country, shoulder {o should with the suffering part ofthe popula~ ion, or within the shelter of the International or French Concession, T fully agree with NSC, that after the silver shipment has been removed from the President Coolidge nobody Knows, what "is up in the [sleeves of General imo Chiang Kal-
A. Nonman [Shanghai, Oct. 26.
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